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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-31
TOMORROW

Card committee luncheon,
Woman's clubhouse, l o'clock.
Rotary luncheon, Hotel Bar
bara Worth.
KGEN-11-1 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-31
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

G. E. Childers speech, KGEN,
8 o'clock.
Junior chamber dance, Hotel
Barbara Worth, 5:45.
Imperial Theatre-"The First
Kiss
Brunk's Comedians-'When
q Girl Loves
Mid-week meetings, churches.
Oasis Lodge, F. and A. M.
Masonic Temple, 7:50.
Eagles Ledge, 554 Main
street.
Adult English classes, high
school. 7:30.
KGEN-6-10 o'clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
HOPE FOR Third
PARTY GIVEN UP
Norris Says Move Would Be
'ImpossibIe.'
Ru Tinted Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Pos-
sibility of a third party ticket in
the Forthcoming presidential cleo
ton faded today following a pro-
nouncement by Senator Norris of
Nebraska, regarded as the logical
leader for such a movement, that
it would be practically impossible. 4"
Since he has denounced I'M
equivocally the action of both Re-
publican and Democratic con-
ventions, Norris is left virtually a
man without a party. He is
nominally a Republican, but has
always pursued an independent
political course.
Anxious to fight and no one to
fight for" is the way Norris
describes his present predicament.
81 don't even know how shall cast
my own vote"
AS leader of the middle western
farm bloc in the Senate and dry
Protestant, Norris has been con-
sidered the most likely candidate
of a third party appealing to dis
gruntled western Republicans and
Southern Democrats.
ANY third party could be no more
than protest movement under our
present election system!" Norris ex-
planned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
WORK TO QUIT
CABINET POST
Will Hand Resignation to
Coolidge at Brule.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, June 3o.-Dr.
Hubert Work will leave for Wis
consin today to present his resig-
nation as Secretary of Interior to
President Coolidge.
Work will arrive at the summer
White House at Brule, Wis, Mon
day and resign Immediately. He
will spend at least two days with
the President. however, and proba-
bly, do a little fishing with Mr..
Coolidge.
Work plans to devote his entire
time to managing the Hoover-Cu
tbs presidential campaign and will
return to Washington about July
9 to take up actively his new du-
ties as chairman of the Republican
national committee.
Before leaving for Brule, Work
announced the appointment of
James G. Good of Chicago as west
ern campaign manager and Repre-
sentative Walter A. Newton of Min
nesota as director of the western
speakers bureau. Good was Hoo
ver's pre-convention campaign man
ager.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
SOLDIERS GET REST
C. NJ. T. C. Cadets at Lib
erty for Weekend.

Having stood inspection this
morning the summer month soldiers
at the G. M. T. C. at Fl. Benjamin
Harrison were free this afternoon
and tonight.
Sunday the second church parade
is to be held at $50 a. m. Attend
ing services is optional with the ca
diets, but last Sunday more than SO
per cent took advantage Of the OPP
portunity. There are Protestant,
Catholic and Jewish services.
Chaplain Samuel J. Miller has
charge of the general service for
Protestants at the Service Club.
The Rev. A. GusSenegger of st,
Francis de Sales Church will say
mass in the post auditorium and
Adolph Biccard, executive secretary
of the Indianapolis Hebrew Con-
gregation, will conduct the Jewish
service in the recreation tent.
Sundey night a general commu-
nifty service is to be held in the
outdoor arena at 7 p. m. The Rev
Mgr Francis H. Gavisk, chancellor
of the indianapolis diocese Of the
Roman Catholic Church, will make
the address. Song service will be
under direction of Will Stegg, In
dianapolis. Miss Dorothy Stegg will
sing solo and Earl H. Jones, fac
ulty member of the Metropolitan
School Of Music, will preside at the
piano.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
United
Gary Court AnnuIS Form
Marriage of Young
Couple.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
AIRY, Ind, June 3o.-A mar
" riage which its youthful
principals described as a form"
union has been annulled in Gary
Superior Court, by Judge Charles
Greenwald.
The couple, Ruth Rosenfeld, Is,
and Harold Rosenfeld, 10, were
students in Hyde Park High
School, Chicago, when they were
wed at Crown Point, Indiana
Gretna Green by a justice of the
peace. The husband and wife had
agreed that if at the end of two
years the union was satisfactory,
they would be married by a rabbi.
Assertions that the young bride
was misled were offered at the
hearing, in that she believed she
could not be legally married by a
justice Of the peace.
On the husbands behalf, counsel
declared service in the case had
been obtained by trickery, Mrs.
Rosenfeld having induced her
husband to cross the State line into
Indiana under preteXt Of taking
him on an auto ride.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
MILLER WILL ATTEND
EDUCATORS FARLEY
City School Superintendent Leaves
for Minneapolis.

Charles F. Miller, Indianapolis
school superintendent, left Friday
for Minneapolis to attend the Ma
tional Educational Association con-
vention next week.
Miller is State director for In
diana and will attend conferences of
the directors Sunday.
Among other Indianapolis ed
ucators, who will leave Saturday for
the convention are: Fred GLADDEN.,
new transfer clerk for the city
schools; State Superintendent Roy
P. Wisehart, Miss Cecilia Calvin,
School 3 principal; o. H. Griest,
teachers retirement fund secretary;
g. o. Williams, Indiana State
Teachers retirement fund secretary;
G. O.. Williams, Indiana State
Teachers Association secretary. and
others.
Clarence G. Underwood Craw-
louisville superintendent, who will
become Indian apolis director Of
elementary education Aug. l, also
will attend.
GLADDEN., former assistant to the
State superintendent, will assume
his new duties, Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
NINTH SAFETY ESSAY
CONTEST is ANNOUNCED
Indiana School Children Given
Chance to Win Capital Trip.

Announcement of the ninth an
nual school safety essay contest was
made today by President Macauley
of the National Automobile Cham
Der of Commerce.
Indiana school children will be
given one first prize of a gold medal
and SIS. one second of a silver
medal and $40 and eleven third
prizes of bronze medals and SIS.
Winner of the national contest
gets a gold watch and a trip to
Washington, D. c., and the teacher
winner the same trip and $500.
These competitions were inaugu-
rated in 1920 under presidency of
the late Col. Charles Clifton. More
than 100000 children have written
safety essays and approximately a
quarter Of a million teachers have
prepared accident prevention les
sons in competition for these awards.
Dates for the 1923 contest have
not yet been announced, but will be
set before school opens in the fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
DELAY CAMP DEDICATION
Exercises at Child Nutrition Camp
Postponed Week.

Because of inability to complete a
new gravel road to the first unit of
the Marion County tuberculosis As
aociation child nutrition camp near
Bridgeport, dedication exercises at
the camp scheduled for Sunday have
been postponed week.
The camp will open July 2 when
twenty-five underprivileged girls
from various parts of the county will
begin a months stay under super
vision of a special staff Of nutrition
workers organized by the tuberculo-
sis association. During July the
girls will be nursed back to normal
physical condition, and during Aug
ust twenty-five boys will be at the
camp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
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council Monday night. Interest was
boosted from 4 to "A per cent to
induce banks to bid on the issue.
Attorneys have advised that the
ctiy's bonds are valid regardless of
the signature of Mayor L. Ert Slack,
whose title to Office remains clouded
pending a Supreme Court decision.
Chambers also prepared a resolu-
ton ordering City Controller Ster-
ling r. Holt to sell $4,000 Of the
$4,000 bond issue passed some time
ago by city council for Shelby st
paving.
The local bond house is said to
have agreed to bid on the $4,000
park bond issue for resurfacing
Meridian st, between Sixteenth st.
and Fall Greek.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
OFFER DAD FIREWORKS
Police Chief Rules Adults Only May
Buy Crackers Now.

Dad can buy fireworks today, but
his 12-year-old son must wait I'M
til Monday. This was the new rul-
ing on the safety boards "safe and
sane Fourth" ordinance, given by
Police Chief Claude M. Worley to-
day.
Neither day nor the boy may shoot
fireworks until Wednesday and then
for one day only.
The fireworks rules, as now laid
down by the chief, are that adults
may purchase them today. children
over IL years, Monday and there
after, until the Fourth. Shooting
permitted on the Fourth only and
without permit, except for large dis
plays.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
SEEKS BOND BUYERS
City Offers 1851 900 Issue;
Raises Interest.

An offer to purchase three city
bond issues totaling $561,OoO is
understood to have been made to
City Controller Sterling r. Holt by
a local bond house.
Assistant City Attorney Smiley N.
Chambers is preparing a $465,o00
bond issue ordinance to pay back
utility bills, to be introduced in city
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
BACKS VALPARAISO U.
Central District Body of Lutheran
Church Votes Support.

BIZ Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, June 3d.
Support of Valparaiso University,
Valparaiso, was voted by the Central
district, Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran church at the closing SEES
sion of its annual convention here
Friday.
The conference appointed the Rev.
William Nordsieck, indianapolis, to
the district board of education. II
was voted to support translation of
the entire writings of Martin
Luther and financial aid for the
work approved.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
GRANT FIRM RECEIVER
Enquirer Printing Company Fears
Insolvency.

Russell G. Sumner, president of
the Central Public Warehouse Com
pany, is receiver for the Enquirer
Printing and Publishing Company.
311 E. Ohio ST., having been APP
pointed by Probate Judge Mahlon
E. Bash on petition of the Enquirer
president, Clarence G. Crippin.
Crippin alleged the firm is in
danger Of insolvency and the re-
ceiver was asked to preserve the
assets, for an equal distribution
among creditors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
Farm Term for speeder
BIZ Times Special

NEWCASTLE, Ind, June 3d.
Thomas Muncie is under one of the
heaviest sentences ever imposed in
Henry County on a speeding charge.
He was given a fine of $25 and SEN
fenced to the State penal farm for
thirty days by Circuit Judge Hin
shaw after witnesses testified he
drove hiss auto sixty miles an hour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
Doubt Over Attitude
veteran Beekeeper Retires

MILTON, Ind, June 30.-George
w. Baker, beekeeper here for sixty
years, has retired because of Ill
health. During his career Baker took
first honors in Indiana for money
earned in beekeeping.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
Farmer Kills Self

BIZ Times Special
Frederick H. Wohlfarth, 60, farmer
near here, committed suicide by
shooting, due to dependency over
illness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
Famine PeriIs Turkish District

Famine PeriIs Turkish District
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 3d.
Famine has commenced to ravage
the Konia district after a serious
drouth. Peasants are abandoning
their lands. The minister of the
interior has left for Konia to take
charge Of relief work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-30
MEXICO WILL
NAME OREGON
AS PRESIDENT
General Sure of Victory at
Polls, Running With
No Opposition.
BY GESFORD F. FINE
United Press staR Correspondent

MEXICO CITY, June 30.
General Aware Obregon will be
elected president of Mexico tonor-
row to take Office Dec. Of this
year.
AS the ony candidate, General
Obregons election is assured no
matter what the vote.
tits generally expected that the
total announced vote for Obregon
will be somewhat in excess Of the
1,308,947 majority which President
Plutarco Gales obtained over Gen
eral Angel Flores in 1924.
In Office Six Years
Obregon will hold Office for six
years, the term Of president having
been changed by constitutional
amendment from four years, and is
expected to have full support in
both the Chamber of Deputies and
the Senate.
The Oregon Gales bloc has
ruled the country without opposi-
ton except from part of the labor
element, which in general has not
a too-open fight against Obregon
because of its friendship for Gales
In all respects it is believed that
Obregon will continue to follow the
Gales policies.
Doubt Over Attitude
Since, however, he does not take
Office for five months, it is regarded
as unsafe to make predictions as
to what may happen to the religious
and other problems that the outside
world is most interested in by the
time Obregon is inaugurated.
If the Catholic church question il
not settled by Dec. /, one may
expect that the hopes Of a solution
will rise appreciably once Obregon
assumes the reins Of government.
Obregon is regarded as likely to
pursue a more conciliatory course
than Gales and presumably, the
Catholics believe him more likely to
listen to their proposals.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
A Few Features
Of the Pierce-Arr0sU
CLUB BROUCHAM

The body IL full aIuminurn ON .
framework Of Northern white
Ash.
Ths upholstery In soft finished,
and the carpets aro of velvet.
The rear seat In widely luxuraoua
ample for three people.
TIE fittings arc, Ahely plated
silver hardware, toagle arlps.
smoking and vanity case, foot
rest and dome light.
The instrument psmsl Il ailver
etched, indirectly lighted, and
beautiially displays apeesaomc-
Ter, gasoline gauge, engine tem-
peratuso gauge, clock and other
instxSSmmonta.
The Jsmdev headIaTaps are ofnew
and striking designs supple-
mented by two aummll auxiliary
lamps, midway between the
fenANse. (Braoket hAadlMmps
optional, without Chaswel.
The engine IL the famous high
compression type by Piewce~Ar-
ru~v. IL develops rs hoFse.power.
ard travels IL 20 II miles ON .
gallon of gasoline.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
New Bond Issues

NEW YORK, May 22,--IThe National
City Go. offers today el0.O00,0 900 AE0
General Electric Co, Germany 10
year per cent gold ainking fund dee
bentures maturing May l, la40, at p41a
10 yield about 6.b0 per cent.
A new Issue OF e6,2s0,00O City Of
Franktort-on-MAin Germany 26-year
sinking fund 6M per cent gold bonds,
due May /, 1853, IL being marketed
today at e9Ls, 10 Yield over $50 per cent,
by e. II. Rollins & Sons and Redmond
a. Co.
Offering In being made today Of a
new issue Of s3.Obi 900 Kansas. Okla
homa Al Gulf Railway Go. first mort
gave per cent series gold bonds, due
July /, 1878, BY EdwaTd u. Smith A.
%. and W. II. Newbolda SON A. Go.
The bonds are priced at 90. 10 yield
$40 per cent.
Drexei A. Co, Caaaatt AZ Co. and
Graham, Parsons ~ 90. 0ffer today
new issue OF s3,2S0. 900 DE nardeleben
Goal Corporation FIRST tei1sedl mort
gage q per cent gold h0nda maturing
June /, 1853, al 0Dls. 10 yield over COS
per cent.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
Commodity: News.

FORT WORTH, May 22.--The carry
over Of Texas steers In 1923 win be the
smallest in 20 years. This small carry
over means better grass, with coEise-
quent improvement in the calf crop
next year. Tempting prices caused the
ranchmen to sell of their steers. -.
NEW neutrality-suspicious. is
tightening In the banana trade. The
by the Vaccaro interests, has sold its
half interest In the American Fruit &
Steamship Co. to the Di Giorgi Fruit
Corporation, which owned the other
half, for $3,500, 900. The company oper-
ates six steamers between United States
and Mexican ports. The Vaccaro In
terestS sold because they have enough
bananas coming from their plantations
In Honduras and Nicaragua to supply
their trade.
BROOKINGS, 8. Dak.--At least 90
per cent of the barley acreage has been
planted In South Dakota, and corn
planting 10 well advanced. Recent light
rains were beneficial, but more rain Is
needed. Some Teseeding will be neces-
Sary.
PORTLAND, Ore.-The sale, under
sealed bids, OF the Condor Wool Pool
at prices which are understood to have
ranged between 80 and 369s cents q
pound, has established a new high
record this season for wool in the Pa
cific Northwest Growers express t1em-
selves as satisfied.
PHILADELPHIA sales are
the latest move in the progress of in
stallment selling in Philadelphia. One
local house 10 offering merchandise on
q basis Of 8 cents down.
DETROIT. -production of engines at
the Ford plant here has reached q rate
OF $500 daily. The four~door model "A
In now ON the line, and deliveries win
begin soon. Twenty assembly plants
are In operation.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
FRACTIONS SLUMP
ON BOND MARKET
Additional Drops in U. S. Is
sues and Speculative In.
duStriaIS and Rails.
M. CHARLES +. sPEARE.
patch 90 The Star.

special Dispatch 60 The Star.
NEW YORK, May 22.--A severe
decline IN local traction bonds, with
some OF the recent buyers dumping ou
their securities as 1t became apparent
that the laws delays would wori
against any early increase in fares,
contributed 10 the activity and interesi
sAtonal declines in United States Gov
eminent issues, in high grade corpora
ton mortgages and in speculative in
duStrialS and rails.
The losses IN the New York fractions
ranged from to 5 points. Inter
borough Rapid Transit SIS, from 06,
when the company first announced its
intention to apply for a cent rate
dropped today below 81. The IS were
OF points and AZ points from the
high of the month. New York Rail-
way IS and Third Avenue IS were much
affected by the decision, although II
was announced that both of these lines
intend to appeal for higher fares.
Adjustments Are Down.
The adjustments of the former COM
pany were down S points and those OF
the Third Avenue 3l2s Other trac-
ton issues were off / to Il points.
The Government list was distinctly
weak. United States Liberty 4L4s
'touched I02, with little rally later.
The long term Treasures were down
2 10 2iS points under the level ruling
some months ago. In the legal rail-
road and public utility list, as well as
In numerous second grade corporation
issues, prices were shaded "a to Il
point. In the past week there has been
an average decline in the domestic list
OF a point.
The difficulty in distributing low
coupon bonds has been commented on
repeatedly. Some of these bonds now
have to meet the market through the
closing of Syndicates. The Wabash
Railroad 4I3s, brought out in March
ut s5lS. have recently broken 70 90, the
price paid by the bankers TO the road.
The Frisco issue Of $10O, ,000, 900 of 4ll2S
vas never distributed, and has in the
past day or two declined point below
the original price.
Two New German, Issues
Two new German issues came on the
market today, one the City OF Frank
fort 61ks, at 99h. and the other Ger
man General Electric IS, at 94h. Both
were nearer the market than most re-
cent offerings Of foreign bonds, and
with the satisfactory election results
this week they had good reception.
Junior rails showed the effect OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission de-
cision in the Chesapeake q ONO case,
and Of the decline in the stock market.
The weakest members of this group
were Chicago e. Eastern Illinois IS,
Great Western Is, Erie Refunding IS.
st. Paul adjustment and Seaboard Air
Line Florida IS.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
BUILDING ON INCREASE.

NEW YORK, May ~ Wj.~HeN
building ard engineering contracts lssl
week ID ~ States east of the Rocky
Mountains amounted ~ Si47 ,562, 400, q
esif N more than $1,000 900 over ttAs
preceding week, r. W. Dodge Corpora
ion reports, The daily average Of con
tracts let this year " May is Is s2l,'
6ss 500, against sz0541, 100 for the firsl
ave u0nt5ls Of 1927. The weeks largest
contract Wsk . Chicago sewage plant
costing % .b00,0
Evening star., 1928-05-22
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, May az (H9.--rlour
barely steady; Spring patents, e.0Oa
8,3S; soft Winter straights, 0.3Oaa.eO; /;
hard Winter straights, 7.Tba0.O0. Rye
steady; No. 2 Western, 1.4b I. o. b. New
York and l.4sk c. !. {. export. Lard
easy; Middle West, 12.36aI2.66. Tai
low easy; special loose, g; extra, GA
Other articles unchanged.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
NEW HAVEN HAS SURPLUS.

NEW YORK, May % R).--A state
ment of the New York, New Haven q
Hartford as of March 81 shows prof1t
and loss surplus Of $2,622, ,902 in contrast
to q deficit Of $36,622,576 a year ago.
Total assets were $580, 1893, against
642, ,696 and current liabilities $16,503,-
518.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
BLOW HEADS AMERADA.

NEW YORK, May 20 C1.--Allmand
M. Blow has been elected vice president
and O director Of the Amerada Petro-
leum Corporation, succeeding John M
Lovejoy, resigned. Mr.. L0vejoy has
formed O company In conjunction with
w. A. Hartman g. Co. In connection
with the oil business.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
VOTE ON STOCK BOOST.

NEW YORK, May ~ CP.-Stock-
holders of American Beet Sugar Co.
will vote at the annual meeting on
June IL on q. proposed increase in
common stock from 100000 to $50 900
shares, to provide working capital.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
INITIAL DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, May % R.-Eitingon
Schild Co., Inc, fur dealers, declared an
initial quarterly dividend Of $1.622 q
share on the 61a per cent first preferred
stock, payable June is to holders Of
record June !.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
DIVIDEND OMITTED.

NEW YORK. May ~ M .~=inlsfus'
taoaei Salt Co. has omitted tlls guar.
terry dasidsnd of ~ 30 Share Que 81
this time. Retiring directors we're fe"
elected. .-.-.....-
Evening star., 1928-05-22
EARNINGS ARE LARGER.

NEW YORK. May % CsD.--~Net earn
ings OF Southern California Edison for
four months OF ie2e were e6 oap ola. an
increase OF A76l, ,3b7 over the corre-
spending period OF 1877,
Evening star., 1928-05-22
PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
Property Value Of Zach Share.
Property value OF common stock :. sac.

Property value OF common stock 80. $49.59
Earnings:
ss:is ssas; !sYs4ta ssssaSss ssd ssSassdj sss2:44 sss2z
An initial quarterly dividend of rs cents
was paid February j, 1927. ana same amount
has been paid quarterly to date.
Archer. Daniels sells for. 1.S6 times the
on the exchange sells for SO times.
Archer Daniels sells at 1b times its annual
earnings The average stock on the ex-
change sells for 90 times tie annual earnings.
Archer; Daniels az 9% will return to to the ne
the exchange returns 3. SO per cent.
Consult your banker or broker for fur.
ther information as to values back OF this
stock.
scrapbook this for future reference
Evening star., 1928-05-22
RADIATION ADVANCED.

NEW YORK, May AZ CP.-American
Radiator Co., Richmond Radiator Co.
and United states Radiator 90. have
advanced prices per cent.
, 1928-04-05
HEARING RESTORED.

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