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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18
HOLLYWOOD HAS
MEDLEY OF FUN,
PEACE AND WAR
Film NOtabIeS ReCOnClIed
Divorced, Arrested and
MySteTiouSIy Hurt.

EtLuitef Press
HOLLYWOOD, April l8.-Divorce,
cancellations, and actress myster-
GUS injury. and the nocturnal
pranks Of one Of the screens serious
men. added new fodder to the film
.0lony'S chatterbOx today.
Following closely upon the recon
.Iiations which reunited Betty
Compson and her director husband
James Cruze, and jim FULLY, novelist
and his estranged wife. Margaret
Myers TullY, was the divorce granted
FRS Marian James from c. Gard
rcr james, screen juvenile Mrs.
James, daughter Of !. Stuart Black
ION, producer. charged cruelty and
rs granted $50 month ahmOny
In Santa Monica hospital, Mary
Duncan. stage and screen actress.
ought TO clear the mystery sur
0Inding the injuries which she drst
aid she received ia escaping from
. stranger and later aSCrIbed TO a
.alI from her own automobile.
Miss Duncans injuries were not
erious. but her reports to police
.Ounictcd. Her latest statement did
not agree with her earl" charge that
he had accepted a lift from q
range motOrist when her own car
broke down and was injured IL
.yOiding his ad auces.
Perhaps the most amusing III
r.dcnt of The week was a court or
der which required House Peters 70
post 81 900 bond as a guarantee that
uc would cease nocturnal pranEs
which alegedIy disturbed the sleep
oi his nCighbors.
The ucighbors. among them w. H..
Smoue. husband Of FanChOn Wolf.
..aqc producer, complained that
House. through an ingenious az
laugemcut. ratified q Washtub dllcd
With tin cans behind his garage at
night
House comtcrcd Hi-h the OK
PLANTATION that the tin can iangle
Was aimed to scare off birds and
added that his sleep wasn't made
easier by the mechanical pianos and
brass horn practice sessions which
he charged his neighbors enjoyed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18
MEXICO AIMS
KNOCKOUT At
REBEL FORCES
Gales BUSHES Troops to
North, in Effort at De-
CiSiVe Smash.

BV United Press
Nearly all of Mexico's organized
federal forces we're advancing to-
ward Sonora today, in the hope of
engaging the rebels in the final
battle of the current instruction, it
was reported.
Minister of War Gales occupied
San Bias, Sinaloa. after the rebel
evacuation and took personal COM
mand of the federal army in its pur-
suit Of the rebels in their northWard
retreat.
Federal aViators reported that the
rcbel retreat was slow, with the re-
suit that their rear guard was only
seventy miles ahead of the federal
troops
Gales ordered General Almazan.
in charge of the successful faderal
operations. before Jimenez and Re-
forma, to make forced march from
Chihuahua to Sonora and attack the
rebels.
Gales increased Almazans COM
mand from 5000 troops to 10000, in
dicating that he expected Almazan
to engage the insurgents in what
looked to federal officials as the last
stand of the revolution.
Government officials said there
was general discomfort in the rebel
army, particularly among the junior
officers.
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Fishing the Air

reception? Have written The ZINES inter-
engineer aoout
p. except sunday many
received by the engineer and would DC Impossible
to call at home and
the Seventh Indiana district VIII
through Thursday at O'Clock
the Mountain King from
Gregs will played by the Sonora symphony
Columbia brOdcasng system Thursday night at
GYPSY the featured solos
contributed Chaney the Yeast Foamers pro-
system Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock
Freddie tCh on
$50 O'Clock
tions OF broadcastng system
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18
LUDLOW WILL SPEAK

Congressman Louis Ludlow will be
the principal speaker at the
Ladies Day" luncheon Of the
Optimist club at the Claypool, Fri
day. Music will be furnished by the
WFBM studio orchestra and vocal
lists and the Edison quartet.
New officers to be installed at the
luncheon are: President, Roy l..
Davidson: first vice-president, DR..
Frank K. Fitch: second vice-preSi-
dent. Cy Gooding; treasurer, Edwin
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1U.U0-AuCrICan Legion band
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Daylight Hits
FRIDAY

A. NJ.
land to WRC. KWE.
l000-NBC system tWJZl-RCA Educa-
tional hour, Walter Damrosch.
10.l5-NBC System tWEAF) Household
institute
l2.Oo-NBC system Central Farm and
Hone hour.
T II
s.45-WSB. Auanta-Uniycrsity of Georgia
l.3O-NBC system fWEAFo -- Dedication
OF the Tomb of an Unknown Solder
of the American Revolution to WRC.
WCY. WGR. WWJ. KSD. WHAS.
500 -NBC system fWJZJ-Little Sym
Dhonv to WIW. WJR. KWK. WREN.
WBAT Wis KOA
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WLW Goo CINCINNATI
THURSDAY

,. NJ.
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4:30-Livestock reports.
4 :40-The Glad Girls, Polly and Anna.
5;00-Time announcement.
Grennan program tNBCl,
5:30-EcipSe Clippers.
6:O0-Commerce and the individual.
6:15-Pat Gillick, organiSt.
6;30-To be announced.
7:00-Lehn and Fink tNBC).
7:3O-Seth Parkers oldfaShioned singing
school.
6:00-Polson'S picturetteS.
8:30-MaXwell House Coffee concert
tNBCl.
9:00-HollingSWorth hall
9:30-Weather announcement.
Mid-COntnental Petroleum,
10:O0-Time announcement.
Hermann instrumental trio and
1000 Melville Ray tenor r,oa c,u,.
11:00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
11:30-Variety hour
l2:00-Sign off.
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The Chinese tell time with con-
siderable accuracy by looking at a
cats eye. The pupil becomes mar
rover as noon approaches and
wider as the afternoon Wanes.
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-1l:i5 P. M
wDAF t6l0). Kansas City-Varied pro
gram.
WENR tS70). Chicsgo-Mike and Herman.
-Il:45 p. M
WDAF C6l0l. Kansas City Nighthawk
fTohc.
1900 p NJ
RYW Q020i. Chicago-Dancc music.
WENR 800. Chicago - Comedy sketch.
vaudeville
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18

Manouge; directors, Frank Lingen-
felter and Carl d. Patterson
sergeant alarms, Paul KrausS Jr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18

Between the end OF 1921 and the
spring of 1927 about 100000 foreign
workers had to be imported into
France to supply urgent industrial
needs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18
HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

6.O0-WJz and NBC Network-Percy Crosbys 'Skippy"
8.O0-WABC and CHS NetWork-MuScal Arabesque
0.3O-WJZ and NBC Acknowledgement hour
WEAF and NBC NetWork-'Rapid Transit
9:30-WEAF and NBC NetWork-NBC concert hour.
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VICES 1850 Chicsgo--ln Paradise
loo P. Nj
VICES l36Oi Chicago-Cuo Besumonde.
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KYW (l020l
WENR 1870
vaudeville.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-30
FLYNN QUITS lYA,..
HOUSE RACE

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. 3d.
Frederick L. Flynn, local attorney.
nominated for the house OF delegates
by Republicans withdrew from the
race today. This leaves J. Fred
Birrell. Democrat, opposed only bys
Tyson Janney, Independent.
With Flynn out 1t @is conceded
that Janney has q chance to beat
Birrell. *
Sam Petrella, barber, was SEN
fenced to three months In fan and
pay a fine Of 800 and costs iii
police court this morning. n
Petrella was arrested yesterday
afternoon when a. raid on his home
melted 253 bottles OF beer, Hia
brother, Tony Petrella, who, poles
say, had two bottles In his hand
was fined $50. =
Guy Milton, 81, Ills Prince. 81 !.
was fined $50 and costs for leaving
the scene Of an accident without
stopping. He was charged by =.
n. Roberts with having struck his.
car. :
City Manager Lawrence ana Car
tain Campbell. Of the, Police De.
partment are making arrangement8
to entertain two conventions which
will meet here in CctOser. WFS
Virginia League Of, MunIcipa iitiea
VIII hold its annual meeting here
October Is and 16, ana win, hA Sols
lowed by the convention Of the
Virginia Police Executives .AsaociaS
ton on October IL ana 10. !
Most Of city officials viii attend
One hundred and fifty gallons 81
confiscated liquor win be thrown
down the sewer at the police statiou
Tuesday. The destruction OF the
LIQUOR win be witnessed by the
States attorney, In accordance with
the statute.
A charter has been, granted the
American Manganese Fertilizer Cor.
poratton by the State corporation
commission. The maximum capital
stock will be $3.50, 900. Albert Dulir
is president and Fred Porter IS Sec
rotary. Both are from ashinstofa
Chief Duncan and the. IS membera
or his fire department are expected
to return from Lexington today
They will be accompanied by the
Citizens Band. the only local orr
gAnization to win any honors in tina
firemen's meet this year. The band
and department will participate IL
the District Firemen's parade Labor
Day. =
.-is@
Mrs. Jane e. Fair, 81, believed to;
have been the oldest white woman,
in the city, died at her home hefq
yesterday.
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ADA M. BARTLETT

Services for Miss Ada M. Bartlett,
employed at the Post Office Depart.
ment for the past Is years. were
conducted at noon today at the
Hines funeral chapel. Miss Bartlett
died yesterday at her home, 1920 r
st. N. W., after an illness Of several
months.
Born in Clarksburg, w. Va. Miss
Bartlett came to Washington IL
years ago, Immediately entering the
Post Office Department. She Is sur,
vived by her sister, Mrs. Verna B.
Kidwell, and a brother, Blake J.
Bartlett, both OF this city.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
THOMAS RETL

The funeral services Of Thomas
Ben, al K st. s. E., who died
Tuesday at Freedmen's Hospital,
were held today from Ebepzer
Methodist Episcopal Church, Fourth
and d Streets Southeast. Inter.
ment at Arlington National Gene.
terry.
Surviving the deceased are his
mother, Mrs. Carrie Hall, and one
brother, Harry Hall; three aunts,
Mrs. Hattie Young. Mrs. Ida Brown,
Of Jersey City, N. j.: Mrs. Mollie
D. Goodall, and one uncle, Albert
Hall.
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HERMAN RLuMENTHAL

Funeral services viii b held at
1890 o'clock Sunday morning, from
Adas Israel congregation, Sixth and
I Streets Northwest for Herman
Blumenthal, 1900 block Seventh St.,
who died yesterday. He was SO
years old and is survived by his
widow, Rachel, and two sons, Jo-
seph and Samuel.
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CHARLES ]. NICKEL

Funeral services for Charles J.
Nickel, who died yesterday after q
brief illness, will be conducted at st.
Gabriel's Church at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. Interment will
be at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. l..
Mr.. Nickel, who was q lifelong
resident of Washington, il survived
by his Wife, Mrs. Rita Nickel, and
her S-months-old daughter, and his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Nickel. He lived at s32 Var
mum st. N, w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-30

Harlan a. Pingrey. %. and Fay n.
Adams. 81. The REV. J. y. Fletcher.
Evans. 10. The Rev. II. 4. Deal.
shacklefOrd. ~. The Rev r + 4
Charles II. sehults, -. ana Aim,ra a,
Aires; 1e. The Rev. Il. z. Nicholson.
20; The Rev. y. c. AtkinsOn.
Everett Hutton, 20. and Tlorencar
Jackson, q. The Rev. =. NJ 9. Thorne.
p D ph.,a. H BsiIman; a. ana K9thTyn
Robert v. Howard. "a, ana HaSeI ".
Vicroy 81. The Rev. H. J. CouncIlor.
Nolan G. Sherman, 81, and Margaret
p: Ferguson. 20. The Rev. 8. 3. Daughs
Edward +. cOdrick. 80. ana rrma e
Howard. %: The Rev. J. y. Briggs. !
samuel NJ Smith, 80, and Kate Gold
S1s ado, y, The S Rev. = 7. Lose: =.
hutchinson. IS. The Rev. B. BrssRssn 3
Lyle, IS. The Rev. {. q. HavfhOrns. I. :
A cGGE T Ts9i Rev q B. M:Ssas
jeremiah D. Ryan. 20. ana Ana VI
Garner. %. The Rev. Ia Marty.
John J. Scott. IS, and vsssia "
clark ns:n a. s TIE hsv; a; 80 say H 49,.
son. SO. The Rev. Edgar Newten.
Wordell Thomas, %, and virgis Ella
30. The Rev. r. q. Froehhch.
Joseph Mack, IS, ana Susie Scott 81.
The Rev. W. II. Jernigan.
Charlie r. Bolton 20, ana Marie ".
Stevens. 81. The Rev. r. c. FitSgerald,c
Carl r. Steinkraus. 20, ana Myrtle
NJ Potter. 30. The Rev. @. Il. Diffens
Horace Finch, 3r., 81. ana Annd
Cleary, Is. The Rev. L. ]. ghehAM
Robert A. Ryon. %, ana HakT y:
steinmeisr. Is. The Rev. r. 4 Turk
ington. )
Frank P. Dudley. II, ana mia Mae
Moore. 30. The Rev. =. 9. BeePB =
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RIRTHa

Harry G. and Emma Foster, bog.
Morlaton and Catherine Carnea. girl. ;.
William H. and Gertrude Roman, girl.
Lewis w. and Thelma e. Dorset, girlr.
Franklin T. and Mary r. Wingate. girl.
Earle J. and Evelyn v. oliff, boy.
Ernest H. and Mary II. Schilke. Kiri,
Fletcher L. and Helen r. Houck, girl,
Carl Il. and Margaret 4. Rslsinger. girl.
Alfred G. and Edith s. Hayden. girl
Hugh and Carrie Francis. girl.
Tinnell and May Sidney, girl.
James T. and Marian f. Jackman, girl.
William r. and Mildred Hawkins, girl
Charles y. and Louise Il. knight. girl
Carl e. and Annie G. Beuchert, boy.
Charles v. and Martha A. Hyatt, boy.
Emmons NJ. and Marie,M. Sanford, boy.
Harry J. and Helen n. Donoghue, girl.
Rodney and Edna Bean. girl
Fred and Sarah Kolker, girl
John H. and Catherine Flstt, girl,
Ralph z: and Anna r. Smith. boy.
James H. and Florence Houser, boy.
Carl e. and Dorothy L. Studs. boy.
John L.. and Mary N. Douglas boy.
James N. and Miriam II. Bowling, 3r.,
boy.
Carl R. and Josephine Kraemer, boy
Rolford d. and Shirley Miller. boy.
walter >. and Miriam =. Culver. boy
William ana Lula Riley. girl.
William p; and Naomi Richards, girl
Henry and Lottie Gaynes girl.
John and Carrie Scott, girl.
Rlcnard and Bertha johnson, girl.
stanley and Eleanora Plowden, girl,
Malachi and Marie Catlett, girl.
Edward and Mary Skinner, boy.
Gabe and Amanda Huling, boy.
Earl r. and Katherine Pannell, boy,
James ad Bertha Lloyd, boy.
Thomas A. and Mamie Watkins, boy,
Alvin and Chaity Beokwith, boy.
Ralph And Bessie Young, twin boys.
Joseph c. and Veronica Brown, boy,
John and Mildred Butler, boy,
Thomas and Matte Bundy, girl.
Harrison e. and Henrietta Mills. girl
John H. and Ola Russell. girl.
Perry and Bertha Powell, girl,
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ORPHANS PICNIC

ARLINGTON, Aug. -ChildreI
at st, Johns Episcopal orphanags.;
on Columbia Pike, were given 4
picnic yesterday on the honaS
grounds by officials Of the Ariingtna
Dairy. The children haA lee cream
calsa ana milk.
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DEATHS

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DEATHS

AUGMENTATION Thnfsdsy. Aueust ~.
1929. HERMAN BLUMENTHAL. 1910
Seventh 81. u. W.. So years Of are. b.
loved husband Of Rachael and father Of
Joseph and Samuel n. Blumenthal,
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q. m.
LAKE-on Friday, August 80. 1929, q
Grafton Street. Chevy Chase Nd
MARION GREER LAKE, beloved wife Of
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e 10 q. NJ. Saturday. August 81. 1924
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20 Studebaker Coach refiniehed 1915 90
'26 Studebaker Master Sedan 626 90
'27 Willys-Knight Sedan, 6-cyl... 46O, 90
'27 Chevrolet Landau. '27 Sedan.
20 Landau and two '26
20 DodPs Sedan, ;s6 Sedan &A'0 ana up
and "a Sedan $50. ..S17B and mn
'27 Whippet Roadster. rumble seat $50 90
'25 Buick Coach. new paint 80. 39S 90
20 Oldsmobile Coach. refinished. 275 90
20 Hudson Sedan. very good -. $3.50
Foro coupe '.............. $500
Many other low priced cars must be
sold. regardless Of price. Terms.
NORTHEAST OLDSMOBILE
SALES AND SERVICE
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Open Evenings and sunday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-30
AUTOMOBILES
Stts 14TH ST. N. w.
LABOR DAY SPECIALS

After Labor Day Automo-
bile prices 90 up each year,
as this marks the end OF
summer.
Here are some priced lower than they
Will Be offered again this year.
1928 Pontiac Coupe
: Mechanically perfect paint. tires and
condition throughout good. Can be bought
now at real saving.
1925 Willys-Knight Sedan
This IL . real vacation bargain. just
the car you should have. Mechanically
perfect and In good condition throughout.
1923 Chevrolet Touring
Tires. paint and mechanical condition
perfect. AZ good ~ . new ear.
1927 Oldsrnobile Coach
A good car at real bargain. See this
today. Mechanically perfect.
1927 Pontiac Landau
This car has been carefully driven. Just
traded In to I1s and IL in good condition
This will please the most discriminating
buyer. New tires. paint and mechanical
1929 Oakland Demonstration
New car guarantee This is your oppor-
tunity TO get one Of the popular All-Atner-
lean 'Oaklands at q real saving. Can't be
told from new.
l.. p. STEUART, INC.
aI13 14TH ST. N. W.
OAKLAND PONTIAC