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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-31
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

chestra, which achieved fame in its
concerts from Radio Station WEAF,
New York, has abandoned the radio
studio and microphone temporarily
and is appearing on tour for the
Music Corporation of America. This
orchestra will come to the Lyric
Theater for a weeks engagement,
starting tomorrow afternoon. With
the orchestra on its present tour is
the radio man of mystery the
Silver Mask Tenor" who sings with
a mask covering the upper part of
his face and whose identity has
never been discovered.
The Silver Mask Tenor" is an
Irish singer, possessing a lyric voice.
He sang over the radio during the
Tuesday concerts Of the Silvertowrs
aggregation.
Included in the selections they
will play are many of the numbers
which they have popularized over
the radio. They do not endeavor
to compete with "jazz" bands, nor
do they play anything of what the
"Tin Pan Alley" boys call "hot
stuff Each member of the orches-
ira is a soloist Of exceptional abil-
ity. The orchestra is directed by
Frank Pinero.
The bill will include:
MARIO AND ROSITA-Present
Don Albert and his Argentine re-
rue of character dances and native
songs, featuring the sensational
whirlpool Apache. This is a color
full South American show in fitting
scenery and costumed as it should
be. An Argentine orchestra play
ing the accompaniment for the
tango dancers makes this offering
a delightful extravaganza from the
Far South.
THREE ORONTOS-Wizards of
equilibrium, presenting America
only double perch Offering.
EDMONDS AND FANCHON-
Wop comic and his partner. who
offer routine of crosS-fire talk in
terspersed with songs and dances
in their act called "Moosica."
WILSON AND KEPPELL-"The
Bus Boys" two lively steppers with
an original novelty.
WARD AND RAYMOND-In
some laughter-provoking nonsense,
entitled 1.-The Mythologists."
GRAY notwithstanding a
musical revue.
ON THE SCREEN-Charlie Chase
comedy, Aching Youths" kino-
Gets Invitation
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Choir Leaders
Take Notice

On next Saturday, The In
dianapoliS Times will publish
the Easter musical programs OF
local churches. The Church
Editor requests that all pastors
and choir directors send their
programs to The Times as
early as possible next week.
This will assure publication.
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Signs Bucking Horse

Funeral Wagon" said to be one
of the meanest bucking horses in
the West, has just been signed for
part in the next Zane Grey pic
ture The Vanishing Pioneer" in
which Jack Holt has the star role.
Sally Blame is the leading woman.
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Sunday School Lesson

The International Uniform Sunday
School Lesson for April Jesus the SUI
fering Messiah. Mark 1878.
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of Christ Episcopal Church, will
have celebration of The Holy Com
muniOn on Sunday morning at 8
o'clock. The rite of confirmation
will be administered by the Rt. Rev.
Joseph M. Francis, d. D, Bishop of
Indianapolis, at the 10:45 service.
The Boy Choir will sing Maunder's
anthem "On the Way to Jerusa-
lem" At the 7:30 evening service,
the choir consisting of sixty boys
and men. under the direction of
| Cheston L. Heath, M. A, will sing
the Palm Sunday cantata "Oliyet to
Calvary" Bishop Francis will
preach at the Lenten MONDAY serv-
ices Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday. There will be a Gel
ebration of the Holy Communion
on Maundy Thursday at IL o'clock.
The rector will conduct the three
hour service on Good Friday from
noon until o'clock, consisting of
hymns, prayers and addresses from
Christ's last words on the cross,
At the ST. Matthew Lutheran
Church the Rev L. G. E. Fackler
will preach Sunday morning on My
Promise to God" In the evening
the sermon will be the sixth Lenten
service, THE Cross-Our Only
Glory" Tuesday evening the veStry
will meet at the parsonage. At 3
o'clock Friday evening there will be
a Good Friday service, The Cross
The Symbol of Judgment"
DR.. F. S. c. WickS, pastor Of the
All Souls Unitarian Church, an
nounces the following as the order
of service to begin at II O'Clock Sun
day mornings:
Prelude-Dudley Buck
Serenade-Widor
Hymn 1916
! Service Page 80
Anthem. palm Brandue"
Words of Aspiration
Responsive Reading-SelectiOn
Page So
Scripture
Hymn No. 200 tune t0l)
Notices and Offering
Rustic Of SprIng-Sinding
/ AddreSS-"WaS Jesus a Success
Hymn No. 202 Tune 162l
BerediCtion
PostWde
Grand March-"Aida'' verdi
The following is the order of pre-
Easter services of the DoWney
Avenue Christian Church as an
nounced by the pastor, the Rev. Bert
r. Johnson:
This Sunday morning 1.-The Triaumph-
ant Entry; evening services at 1880 D. m;
I SUNDAY DlEnt-'InR Amounting Bntnq-
n.y.: MoIndday-"The Midnight Vigil;
| Thursday-"G ethsemane": friday and
! 8 D. m. union prayer service; evening
| the c9uto ia. The Seven Last Words Of
| Christ" by the choir; "How the Cross
Saves the sermon Easter morning-"The
young people; He Saved Others, Himself
He Could Not Save. sermon.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church
the morning sermon will be THE
Path to the Throne" In the eve
ming the pastor the Rev. H. B.
Hagen, will preach on THE Cross"
The Rev. Fred Hughes, pastor Of
the Church of the United Faith an
nounceS services for Sunday, Mon
day, Wednesday aid Friday nights
at 7:30 o'clock.
The morning sermon of the
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Gets Invitation
Alice White has been invited to
attend the annual prom of Notre
Dame University at South Bend
Ind.
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The morning sermon of the
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The Rev Fred Hughes, pastor Of
the Church of the United Faith an
nounces services for Sunday, Mon
day, Wednesday aid Friday nights
at 7:30 o'clock.
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Probably the best known broad
casting orchestra in the world, the
B. F.. Goodrich Silvertown Cord Or
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At the Emmanuel Baptist Church
the morning sermon will be THE
Path to the Throne" In the eve
ming the pastor the Rev. H. B.
Hagen, will preach ON The Cross"
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Allen K. Trout, pastor OF the
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
Church, announces the following
sermon topics for Sunday services
both morning and evening: "Whom
Shall We Honor?" and THE King
dom OF God in Eternity" The larg-
est class of adults ever to be received
will be received Sunday at 10:45
o'clock. This service will be a special
Palm Sunday service and the dec
orations will be with palms and the
choir will render Palm Sunday
anthems while the pastor will
preach a Palm Sunday sermon.
Special Holy Week services will
= given during the week. On
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock
the pastor will preach upon the
theme, Paying the Price to Make
Mer Free" while on THURSDAY eve
ming the sermon subject will be THE
Body and Blood Of Christ" while
Holy Communion will be celebrated.
The Friday night service will be
5'wned over to the choir.
The Good Friday Noon Day serV-
.ce will be held at the First Luth-
cram Church, Rev. j. Earl Spaid,
pastor, from IL to 3 p. m, when all
the United Lutheran pastors will
participate.
The Rev Floyd VanKeuren, rector
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Signincance of Claim

If Jesus had made that claim of
NGessiaship in the spirit of one who
was seeking to glorify Himself or
under the impulse Of some strange
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officials and employees of the Hare
Chevrolet Company will be guests
Of the Christian Men Builders Inc,
at the Third Christian Church Sun
day morning. Merle Sidener, the
teacher. will take as his subject,
"Crucifed' The program, mclud
ing special music, will be broadcast
over station WFBM from $50 to
10:45 a. m.
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The Rev. A. L. Brandenberg, pas
tor of the Mt. Olive M. E. Church
announces that he will use The
Pre-Coronation Celebration" as his
morning subject. In the evening
the sermon will be on THE Devine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-16
- Aviation
MEXICO DELAYS
AIR MAIL LINE
Political Unrest Blamed for
Holding Up Service.

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Unset-
tied political conditions in Mexico
may hold up air mail development
in that country, it was privately ad-
mitted by Postoftice Department
officials today.
While not directly attributing it to
political unrest in Mexico, the OFF,
Gals we're unable to predict when
Mexico service would start.
Delay below the border also de-
layed operation of the proposed air
mail line from New Orleans to
Houston to Laredo in this country.
A contract for this route has been
let but operation will not begin
until Mexico connects Mexico City
and Nuevo Laredo, just across the
Mexican border, by air mail.
Ealf dozen air mail planes have
been ordered by Mexico and are to
be delivered soon. Although Mexico
service had been expected to start
Sept. Is, no confirmation of this
date is being received.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-16
Talk New Air Mail

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The
Postoffice Department has under
consideration establishment of a new
transcontinental air mail service,
extending from Boston to Seattle,
long the northern border of the
country.
Another possibility also under
consideration is extension of the
present service into several of the
northwestern States. Both plans
are tentative so far.
w. Irving Glover, second assist
ant postmaster general, now is on
an inspection trip of all existing air
mail lines. and upon his return a
decision in the matter may be
reached.
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Filler MAY Stay Here

Capt. H. Weir Cook, regular army
flying instructor attached to the
18th Observation squadron, Indi-
ana National Guard, is awaiting
official orders revoking his transfer
to the tactical school, Boiling Field,
near Washington, D. G.
Cook, who is at Camp Knox, KY,
with the Guard, telephoned friends
here Wednesday, that he understood
unofficially the orders transferring
had been revoked.
Announcement Cook was to be
transferred from here brought a
storm of protest from many friends
who wished to see him remain here,
and who Immediately took steps to
obtain revocation of the transfer
order.
Cook, an Indiana World War ace,
has two years yet to serve with the
Indiana squadron.
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Aviation 49,.
FOUR RESCUED
when AIRPLANE
FALLS IN Gulf
Havana o-FIorida Craft Is
b Forced Down During
Severe Storm.
By United Press

OU O1LlJGU ETGSS
KEY WEST, Fla, Aug. 16.-Lost
while flying through tropical winds
that swept the Gulf of Mexico, the
Pan-American Anyways plane, Pres
ident Machado, was forced to land
on the Gulf, but the crew and pas
Senger have been rescued by the
tanker, Leglonnaire.
The tanker today is en- route to
Tampa from Port Arthur, Tex.
Both the Tropical Radio Corpo-
ration and the Pan-American Air
ways Corporation announced sue
cessful rescue of the four persons
aboard the big Fokker plane. They
had been missing for several hours
after setting out on the regular air.
ways run from Havana to the Flor
ida coast.
Planes First MiShap
The Anyways Corporation an
nounced the following were aboard
the plane:
Robert H. Fatt, pilot; Angel AL
fonson, mechanic; Luther Ritz, ra-
dio expert; Mr.. Egerton of At
lantic City, N. j., the only passenger.
The President Machado is one Of
the regular planes used in the
Havana Florida air passenger and
mail service and has not had an
accident since first it was installed
in the service ten months ago.
Last week the sturdy Fokker ma
chine flew through the dangerous
tropical hurricanes, maintaining a
steady schedule despite the terrible
flying weather.
Start in Good Weather
When Fatt started from Havana
In the Fokker Wednesday, flying
conditions were excellent. Shortly
after he departed, however, it was
learned that a severe storm broke
over the gulf. High winds and bad
visibility we're reported.
In attempting to find a landing
place it was probably, officials said,
that Fatt had flown we'll off course
and probably had been forced to
make landing in the gulf.
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|CUTICURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
PimpIes on Face and Forehead,
Were Red and Festered.

"My trouble started with an itch
ing and then pimples broke out on
my face and forehead. Most ofthem
were trihe larger than a pin head.
They were red and !estered. They
bothered me off and on for five
years,
81 tried several other remedies
without success. read an adver-
tisement for Cuticura Soap and
Ointment so purchased some, and
after using six cakes of Cuticura
Soap and two boxes of Cuticura
Ointment was completely healed"
l(Signed) Miss Sarah Mcclure, Wei
lington, ILL.,, Jan. 8, 1928.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum promote and maintain skin
purity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
Soap 25c Ointment % and soc. TaIcum 25e. Sold
/ everywhere Sample each free. Address !:
"Cuticura Laboratories, Dept II, Maldsn, Hasa."
ME- Cuticura Shaving Stick use.
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Passenger Plane Leaves

The Stout-Ford all-metal tri-
motored fourteen-passenger mono
plane, which has been carrying pas
sengers here for several days, left
indianapolis airport for Pittsburgh,
Pa, Wednesday, piloted BY Edward
G. Hamilton, of Air Cruises, Inc,
Detroit.
Perry Hutton, co-pilot of the ship,
left for Pittsburgh Tuesday in a
new Ford Tudor sedan purchased
by the two men here.
Tuesday, Hamilton piloted A..
Kiefer Mayer, Chamber of Com
merce industrial commission chair
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Sixty Fly at Kokomo

bW IDI6S Np6CluT
KOKOMO, Ind, Aug. 16.-Sixty
airplane passengers is a one days
record at Shockley field here. Tween
ty-four rode with Clyde Shockley
in Fairchild cabin machine and
the remainder with Pilot Frappier
in a Waco.
Three sales of Waco planes in the
last week are announced by Shock
ley. One was sold at Delphi. and
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ChicagoanS Go by Air

Two Chicago business men took
advantage of air transportation to
reach Chicago in time for business
engagements Wednesday evening,
when they flew as passengers on the
Embry-Riddle air mail plane from
Indianapolis to Chicago. They were
E. A. Bean, Oak Park Ill. and w. c,
Evans, Congress Hotel, Chicago.
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Pilot. InSnector Back

Everett Jarrett, State oil inspector,
and Kermit Micklethwaite, Hoosier
airport, returned to the airport
Wednesday after flight Tuesday to
Kokomo and Logansport in Jarrett's
Waco biplane.
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Marks Landing Field

BIZ Times Special
DECATUR, Ind, Aug. 16.--Her-
man Meyers has marked a field on
his farm, three miles southeast Of
here, as landing place for planes
with view to ascertaining senti-
ment regarding establishment of a
municipal airport.
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Caught Stealing Plane

BIZ United Press
WINNIPEG, Canada, Aug. 49,
Two youths were arrested here
when they attempted to steal an
airplane from Stephenson's flying
field. They confessed that it was
then intention to, fly the plane to
Detroit.
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Planes Garry Fish

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 16.~-Air
mail service inaugurated here a
month ago is being utilized by res
taurant proprietors to bring Lake
Michigan fish to South Bend be
fore they have quit weighing" &C
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man, and Norman A. Perry, airport
committee member, together with
eight other business men, to De-
troit to inspect the Stout airport to
obtain ideas for the proposed munic-
ipal airport here.
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Mr.. Norman Thomas
Socialist Party Presidential Candi-
date to Speak Here.

Norman Thomas, candidate for
President on the Socialist Party
ticket will speak in this city Tues
day, August 21st, 1928, at 8 P. M.
The meeting will be held in K. of P
auditorium, Indiana Pythian Bldg,
Penn. st. and Mass. Ave.
Mr.. Thomas is a man of rare abil-
ity. being a powerful speaker as well
as writer of note. He is Associate
Editor Of 1.-THE Nation" and New
Leader" and author of number OF
books. Admission free.-Advertise
ment.
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Park Dedication Tonight

bW 7 IN Is NUfCluI
KENDALLVILLE, Ind, Aug. 10
This city's park and band stand, on
the shore of Lake BiXler, will be
dedicated this evening with city Of
flcials, park board members and the
Community Band on the program.
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Surveys Mail Route

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 16-Mak-
ing this city his headquarters, E. M.
Haight of the aviation division,
United States Chamber of Com
merce, is making a survey of avia-
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Vegetable Compound with my pres
ent good health. I have taken five
bottles Of it and I am now able to
do all my housework and sewing,
feed my chickens, milk the COW and
tend the pigs, and feel fine."-Mrs
]. c. Bradley, Box 24e, Scheduled,
Va.-Advertisement.
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Signs Flying Contract

81 Times Special
ATTICA, Ind, Aug. 16.-Wil
Irwin, local flier, has signed con-
tract to fly his plane, Spirit of At
tica, during a fair at Rockville.
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FARMERS Wife
: Gets STRENGTH
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
my mother had taken Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and

I decided to take
it for my own
trouble S and
found great re-
lief. I was hard
ly able to stand
on my fee t
sometimes and
now I feel better
than I have for
several years. I
credit the Lydia
z. Pinkha ms
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O. K. Universal Plane

BIZ Times Special
TETERBORO AIRPORT, N. j.,
Aug. 16.-The Fokker Super Univer-
sal monoplane, equipped either as a
land or seaplane, has received the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-16
Backs Airport PROPOSAL

Support of the Indianapolis XII
wants Club in establishment of a
large municipal airport here was
urged by Emory r. Baxter, new
member of the club, at it's luncheon
Wednesday at the Claypool.
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Stops on Hop East

Pilot j. Warren Smith, with two
passengers in Ryan brougham,
landed at Indianapolis Airport on
Wednesday for fuel on his way from
Columbus, O., to st. Louis, Mo.
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the others to the Schambaugh air.
port, Lafayette and Auto-Electric-
Radio Supply Company, Ft. Wayne.
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cording to one proprietor's descrip-
ton. Theater owners are using the
service to obtain speedy tranSporta-
ton of motion picture films.
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In theAir
CONDITIONS AT 9:3O A. n

(Compiled tor The Times BY Government
Weather Observer j. H. Arlington and
Donald Mcconnell. Government aeron-
autical observer.l
Ceiling unlimited; visibility unlimited:
barometer 30:o7; wind northeast m. D. h.
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Department of Commerce approved
type certificate SO. 1t is one of the
few planes to pass the Government
tests successfully, both as land and
Seaplane.
The new Super Universal is pow
cred with 400 H. P. air-cooled en-
CINE, and has full cantilever mono
plane wing with span of so feet 7
inches. AS a land plane the Super
Universal weighs 5000 pounds empty
and carries useful load of 2,150
pounds. AS a seaplane, it weighs
1850 pounds empty and carries a
useful load of 1000 pounds.
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Buy a new, up-to-the-minute
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No More Baking Failures
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results - save you time,
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Also other models low as $45
For a limited time these stoves
may also be seen at our branch
store, 1907 East 10th Street.
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Motor Coach Schedules

WINCHESTER, via Middleburg, Fairfax.
Upperville and Paris. Valley Line con-
'nections. Leave 40 q. M. IL p. M, 80
D. M. 9th Il Pa. Ave. N. w. M. 94p3
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LOCAL PROGRAMS

Observation-Disclosures
6:25-Motion picture guide.
6;30-Dough Boys,
7:0O--Concert by the United States
Marine Band; Capt Taylor
Branson. bandleader, from \the
Marine Barracks.
4:00-Dodge Brothers presentation,
sS:30--Hoover Sentinels
9:00-Howard correct time
9:00-ClicQuot Club Eskimoa.
10:00--Smith Brothers.
10:S0--Weather forecast.
10;30--Meyer Davis Swanee Syncopa-
tors. from the swanee Ballroom.
WMAL,-Washlngton--242
T:Oo--''News Flashes" from Times
Herald studio.
7:15-Supper dance program by Les
Co1vin and his Columbians.
s:00--Correct time. through courtesy
of A. Kahn. Inc.
S:0o-"Science News OF the. Week,
Three Miles q Minute" pre-
scented by Science Service.
8:15-CarI Caul. baritone.
S:30-HaTry Angelica, baritone, ac-
companied by Mrs. Angelica.
S:50-Paul F. Grove, ST., in dialect
s:1o-@Hawaiian Melody Boys" NAL
win Henderson, Clinton M.
Rollins. Charles Baum and
Woodville Brown.
9:45--Jofnt recital by Mildred Hamp-
ton Kreel contraito. and
basso. accompanied by Louis
B. Thompson
10:15-"Latest News Flashes" from
Times-Herald studio.
WRHF-Washington-
6:00-Duo-Art program.
6:39--Half hour Of music.