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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
FILES SUIT ON BUDGET
County Surveyor Claims County
Council Can't Cut Expenses.

Henry r. Campbell, county sur
veyor, Thursday filed suit in Su-
perior Court Five for mandamus
ordering County Auditor Harry
Dunn to certify the budget appro-
priation for his Office of $17,700 to
the State tax board for consider
alton The county council cut the
request to $3.50.
The suit alleged that the commits
toners regulate expenses Of the Of
ice and that they approved the
budget.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
PROBE TYPHOID CASES
Well at Greenfield Fair Ground
Blamed by Health Official.

DR.. Walter Lee. State epidemi-
ologist, investigating a report OF
twenty-four cases of typhoid fever
at Greenfield, Ind, announced to-
day that he had discovered conta-
nation in a well at the Greenfield
fair ground.
A fair was held several days ago.
The official held the well respon-
sible for some of the cases blamed
fly contamination for the others.
The Greenfield city water supply
is pure, the official said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16

By United Press
TOXIC, Sept. 16.-Official casual
ty list from the typhoon which this
week swept Kyushu island and other
parts of Japan, was made public to-
day The known dead numbered
20S and the missing 369 Number Of
vessels wrecked by the storms
reached 420.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
Bath quarrel Leads to Shooting

BIZ United Press
louisville, Pa, Sept. 49,
After quarreling with her over his
refusal to take a bath, Harry Dress,
Al, procured a rifle and shot and
fatally wounded his sister, Mrs.
Gussie Martz, At, as she was IRON
ing in their home at Schuylkill
Haven, near here, today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
CHICAGO BEATS PARIS
Fannie Brice Proves Home Divorce
Courts Are Fastest.

Courts Are Fastest.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Fanny
Brice, minus husband through the
quick work of the Chicago courts,
has arrived on Broadway with a
ready philosophy of marriage and
divorce.
Referring to the dispatch with
which the ties that bound her to
Jules 'Nicky" Arnstein were broken,
the actress said:
why go to Paris? You can get a
divorce more quickly and easily in
Chicago
She plans to sue an unnamed New
York society woman for $250,000, she
said, alleging alienation of affections.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16

mitted to approach Pershing was
twenty-five feet.
The welcome today, as General
Pershing himself remarked. was in
strange contrast to that day ten
years ago when he arrived to assist
in the prosecution of the greatest
war in recorded nisto9'y.
Pershing stood bareheaded while
THE Star-Spangled Banner" and
THE Marseillaise" we're played.
Then with Petain he rode of in an
automobile to the Arc de Triomphe.
Howard p Savage. national COM
mander of the legion. was in another
car. A wreath was placed on the
tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
BY JOHN OBRIEN
United Press stan Correspondent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
RETURNING TO WINDSOR
Plane Leaves Old Orchard, Maine,
on Trip Back to Ontario.

By United Press
OLD ORCHARD, Maine, Sept. 16.
The nlonoplane Royal Windsor,
carrying Pilots Phil Wood and G. A.
(Duke) Schiller, took off from Old
Orchard Beach at 1859 a. m. least
ern standard time), today for Wind
sor, Ontario.
Bad weather and ignition trouble
had kept the plane at Old Orchard
yesterday. The fliers had stopped
here EN- route from Harbor Grace,
Newfoundland, to Windsor after
abandoning plans for their nonstop
flight to Windsor, England.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
Judge Shirley Will Rule Today on Whether
Armitage Matter Will Be Only One on
Which Mayor Can Be Tried
KHAN ORGANIZER CALLED TO STAND
Prosecution to Rest on Testimony of Two
Men if Jurist Rules Adversely
on It's Program.
Bulletin

Judge Shirley this afternoon ruled that the State could
examine witnesses upon other acts of Duva than those pec
cay charged the State resumed introduction of testimony
Harvey Bedford The State has about fifteen other wit
nesses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH
Mrs. Clyde Davis in Serious Condi-
ton as Accident Result.

tI0n as ACCIDENT Result.
Mrs. Clyde Davis, Al, of 10 N. ORR
entail st., was cut about the face
ard hands and taken to city hos
pltal in serious condition from
loss of blood today when the auto
in which she was riding overturned
after colliding with one driven by
Louis G. Lamar, Mickleyville, Ind,
at Market and Oriental SITS. today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16
RUINS FLOWER GARDEN

Vandal Sprinkles Salt Over Plants
and Shrubbery.
Police sought a new variety of
"meanest" vandal. j. w. Car
skadon, 1919 N. Bosart Ave-, reported
that some one sprinkled salt over
his flowers and shrubbery, killing
some and seriously damaging the re-
mainder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-16

BY JOHN O'BRIEN
United Press stan Correspondent
CHERBoVRG, France, Sept. IS.
Evening star., 1927-05-22

EXPERIENCED smokers, your patronage has put
Camel first among cigarettes.
You know good tobaccos. From their taste
and fragrance, you know that Cames are rolled
Of the choicest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos
grown.
Your preference proves it. You've paid
every price and tried every brand' and you
will smoke only Camels. Camel popularity
your vote-shows that Camel is totally unlike
any other cigarette that ever was made.
You are also steady smokers, and you have
paid Camel the highest compliment: "No
matter how literally we smoke them, Camels
pEyNO1Ds TOBACCO COMPANY
Evening star., 1927-05-22
To you-experienced smokers

never tire the taste. They never leave a
cigaretty after-taste."
Experienced smokers, it is your patronage
that enables us to produce the best. We spare
no expense, we buy the best of everything for
Camels because we dare look forward to your
appreciation And you give it beyond all bounds!
There's only one thing more we could ask.
Pass the good news to inexperienced smokers.
Help them shorten the search for tobacco
enjoyment. Extend them the most friendly
because the most helpful-smoke invitation
ever spoken
"F1aye a Canel!"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
GASOLINE PRICE
DROPS TO AZ CT.
IN LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, April Is F9.--The
gasoline war cracked merrily on to-
day in southern California when the
Pan American Petroleum company an
nounced a cut of cents a gallon, its
third reduction since it opened cam
paign against competitors. Weekend
motorists happily began to fill tanks
with gasoline costing 12R cents. A
few hours later the Standard oil COM
pany Of California met the 1215 cent
price.
One month ago a general readjust-
ment lowered retail gasoline prices of
all companies selling in southern Cali
fornia from 1914 to 16h cents a gallon.
few days later Pan American under
cut it's competitors 2 cents and Ed
ward l.. Doheny, head of the company,
announced that it was a fierce battle
for gallonage."
Pan American alone enjoyed the
berefits of the low price for fort
night, when it's main competitors came
down to the 14h cent price. This re-
duction by Standard Oil of California,
Shell Union Oil, California Petroleum
and Richfield took place two weeks
ago. Todays renewal of the price
war fell without warning upon COM
peting oil companies, their officials
said None of them would give any
indication as to whether anything
would be done about meeting the new
reduction.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
HOTEL OPENING is
RARE LONDON EVENT

LONDON, April 16 ((R)-Guests at
London's newest hotel the Mayfair,
look out on Berkeley Square and his
torc old Landsdowne House, now the
homie Of Gordon Selfridge, former Chi
cagoan, who is London's great mer-
chant prince.
At the formal opening of the; May
fair, Sir Francis Towle, the director,
told his guests he had just returned
from New York, where "a new hotels
were opened last year. The Mayfair
is the first first-class hotel to be
opened in London in 25 years Sir
Francis said the hotel is his con-
tribution to the Come to Britain"
movement and that special efforts
would be made to please American
guests.
The Mayfair is built along the lines
of an English country place, and its
position in the heart of old Mayfair,
London's exclusive residential dis
trict, gives it a unique position among
London hotels
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
French Beggars Use
Handbook AS Guide

PARIS, April 16 Mendieancy
is an art in France, and Gallo
beggars have a Manual for the Use
of Beggars' to instruct them in the
art.
The book, which includes Sucker
list" of good prospects, emerged from
the pocket Of a beggar when a
judge admired his knowledge Of
humanity.
why, it's an art" exclaimed the
beggaH, drawing forth the textbook
i'm explanation.
Most lof the chapters are devoted
to technical instruction, such as how
to operate at baptisms, marriages,
funerals and the methods of attract
ing sympathetic attention. There is
instruction i'm how to seem blind,
stimulation of certain ailments, taking
of suicide attempts, and the conceal
ment Of legs or arms for displacement
by false ones.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

Havana, and could have lunched in
New orleans had we been hungry
enough.
The Santa Maria almost flies
herself Time after time when the
weather was smooth, on this flight,
/ have sat back and taken my hands
off the controls and looked about
admiring the clouds and the sunlight
on the sea and the distant ships. II
a mascot? Yes, we have mascot
graph. We have music as we fly
on the trip. 1t is a portable phono-
Ialong Our favorite record? Nc, it
isn't Italian grand opera.
It, is one of your American jazz
records. The man sings: Who, Who
No One But You" like your
american jazz, 1t is great music
Especially, for dancing Your Amer
iean dances have wat you call per
and zip in them-what Mussolini is
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
Movie Critics Take
New Slant on F Inns

BERLIN, April 16 R-German
movie critics, who have vainly at
tempted to explain the great popu-
larity of American film comedies
in this country, have given up their
attacks against Hollywood trash
because they have realized German
audiences are not as "highbrow" as
they were led to believe.
An analysis of the art of Charlie
Chaplin, Harold Lloyd and Buster
Keaton in one of Berlin's largest
daily newspapers contains the follow
ing example of the new mode, of
criticism:
ut is peculiar, but true" the article
says, that European audiences mani
fest far deeper understanding for
the American film comedies than, the
American public. Americans laugh at
their comedians, but they do not
understand them. 1t is well that
it is so. A real appreciation of their
film humorists would force the
American people into a realization
that their most popular stars were
satirizing the average Yankee and
his insane craving for
work, money and super moral moral
ity. The American women alone
appear to have caught on to Chap
Inns art and for that reason have
let loose a gigantic female conspiracy
to ruin him for personal reasons
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

course at the university and was
promptly, ordained When she offered
to assist in dispensing the Lords
Supper however, her superiors balked:
It was novel enough for her to be
admitted to the pulpit-couldS they
risk turning over the ministration
of the sacraments to her?
The executive board of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Synod of Hamburg
addressed a questionnaire on this
subject to the other 20 synods Of
Germany. Thirteen state churches,
including the largest, Prussia and
Bavaria, declared woman must not
dispense the sacrament. Only four
favored full theological rights for
women, while the rest sidestepped
the issue.
THE Hamburg synod decided to
give Fraulein Kuhnert the position
of pastors assistant in the women S
prisons of Hamburg. She is allowed
to preach and to minister to the
spiritual wants of the inmates, but
mot to dispense the sacrament.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
PRESIDENT BOUND
BY RIGHT CUSTOM

PARIS, April 16 (H1)-Etiquette is
just as strong in the Third Republic
as in the court of Louis XIV.
BECAUSE of its President Doumerguc
was precluded from attending his
eldest sisters funeral at his homo
town of AignesM Mortes recently, for
the protacole. says the President of
sthe Republic does not leave Paris
while Parliament is in regular ses-
sion Several of NJ. Dougmergue's
predecessors at the Elysee, who liked
to move about unattended, sought to
break down these barriers of irksome
Journalism, but always ended by yield
ing. to the powers Of red tape.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
DOUGLAS DAILY DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL H. 1921

the chimney, emerge from the fire
place, and fly around the house, seek
ing for bugs, until the visitors We're
frightened out of their wits.
Il am firm believer in bats as in
sect destroyers, and if l lived in Tex
as | would have bat tower. But it
is different in Connecticut. | have
offered the boys who brought me the
bats as much money to take them
away as they got for supplying them,
and this is liberal offer for they have
multiplied at least a hundred fold. But
it will be worth it if it can be done.
A business man like me must have
some sleep. and he can't get it if he
has to keep open house for a thousand
bats"
(Coupwright 1927, BY The Bell Syndi-
cate, Inc)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
WALES SPONSORS NEW
RUBBER LAPEL FLOWER

LONDON, Apr. 16 (H9l-White rub
Der carnations. and gardenias for mas
culine buttonholes are among the
latest fashions for men.
They were brought out at the an
uual Drapery Exhibition and sponsor
ed by the Prince of Wales, who was
one of the first 20 appear with a
rubber carnation in his buttonhole.
The vogue has spread rapidly, and
selections Of rubber flowers are soon
to be on display in the leading nrea,s
Quitting shops.
The flowers are made from thin
sheets of colored rubber, such as that
used for women's bathing caps, and
have an extremely natural appear
ance.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

ency was fishing kit and a medicine
kit, containing some lotion that might
have kept off those singing insects.
In fact, any aviator forced down
in that jungle would be lucky if
he were killed in the crash.
I had my Mauser automatic pistol
along. We would have used it.
Suicide, OF course. That would have
been our. last resort. Why should
death in the jungle when one pistol
shot apiece could bring the end
quickly and gracefully.
Santa Maria Flies Herself
But we came through safely. The
rest of the flight thus far has been
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

putting into Italy today I like those
dances. American girls, American
jazz, American dances. Europe could
use lot of them.
Future of Aviation
1 do not think there is anything
so very heroic about this flight 1
have had good luck and the two
others with me- Captain del Prete
and Vitale zacchetti, have done their
work splendidly. The Santa Maria
is afihe> advertisement of the air.
ships and the engines we are building
in Italy today. I look on this flight
as much less difficult than the flight
to Australia and Japan and back
that | took before l. started on this
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
Church PerpIexed
Over Woman Pastor

BERLIN, April 16 P-Church
circles are perturbed over the pro-
priety of a woman clergyman dis
pensing the Holy Sacrament.
Tine question arose with the in
duction of the first German woman,
Fraulein Kuhnert, into the ministry.
Fraulein Kuhnert, of Hamburg, sue
cessfully completed her theological
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
90 miles bIus-w1tb exceptional ease
7-bear1ng cyanksbatf
4-aObeel hydraulic brakes

found in the higher-priced Chrysler
30" and Chrysler Imperial 80"
which include seven-bearing crank
shaft, invar-strut pistons, impulse
neutralizer, manifold heat control,
air cleaner, oil filter, full pressure
fabrication, hydraulic four-wheel
brakes and shock abSorbers.
Come, see the Chrysler 80" and
note the essential fneness of its
Standardized Quality manufacture.
You'll recognize it, especially after
driving it, as a value utterly un-
approached by any other six of
medium price.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

for us to land in
What would We have done if we
had crashed2 In the first place,
it is doubtful if any of us would
have survived the crash
Those Swarms Of Insects
But if we had, no man could
walk through those jungles, even
if you leave out of your calculations
the poisonous reptiles and the swarms
and clouds of singing insects. Our
only preparation for such an emerg-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
Sports Change
Evening styles

.PARlS-Velvet evening shoes are
adue for great popularity in Paris,
lif showings of evening models by
some of the most exclusive boot
makers can be taken as indications.
Shoe designers who command huge
prices for, their models are showing
velvet shoes in black and brown
and shades OF mauve and rose.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

PARIS-The influence of sport
dresses has become strong enough
to change evening styles. One of
the most popular evening dresses
for young women this season is the
two piece frock of gold or silver
metal cloth There is pleated skirt
as simple as a golf or tennis skirt,
and a straight, sleeveless jumper
which is sometimes lined with brightly
colored satin.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

simple. From Para in sBrazil to
British Guiana, then Haiti, Cuba and
New Orleans.
The flight from Havana to New
Orleans was just pleasant little
six hour ride. We breakfasted in
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

Chrysler 80" prices
Touring Car, $1O75; Club
Coupe, SIPS; Coach.
$1145; Roadster, (wifb
rumble seat, $117s;
Coupe, (sVitb rNnbis
seat),$1245;Secan, $1245
F. O. B. Detroit, subject TO
cHyrewt Federal excise tax.
CSrysler dealers are in position
to extend THE convenience of time
payments. Ask about CbrysIer'S
attractive plan. All Chrysler
cars are projected against theft
under the FedcO System.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17
De inedo Tells Own
Story Of Flight That
Ended In Arizona Lake

CONTINUED from Page onel.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

Walter P. Chrysler and his engi-
neers, in designing and developing
the six cylinder Chrysler 90,
strove for a quality Of road-ease
and road-readiness and supreme
comfort which would at once set
it apart as a car among cars, un-
precedented at its price and its class.
The extent to which the Chry-
sler 80" is dominating its own
field, is thus dream gloriously
realized and an ambition splen-
didly fulfilled.
Mechanically, the "6O' has many
of the very same features to be
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-17

trip. Flying is getting easier every
year.
In ten years commercial aviation
will have developed so that anybody
can buy a ticket and fly anywhere
that I have flown.
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-06
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-06
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