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New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
Oil Men Gather In
 Annual Convention

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. 7.-LPl-An an- nual magnet which attracts oil men from every part of the globe where that magic-Hke liquid is produced. the International Petroleum eXposi- ton and congress, today moved into it's third day with an allied industry -ayiation-holding the spotlight.
 A fleet of nearly 15o airplanes. many of them oil company ships. was ready to open weeks aero- nautical program with maneuvers over the city during the noon hour.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
Minister Plays D. AR. Members As "Sel6sh Old Women'' Satisfying
 Self Importance By Talking War
Chicago Pliers Still
 Circle Above Field

Chicago, Oct. 7.-(P(-With the half way mark only two days away. the "Chicago-We Will' continued to cruise in lazy circles above Sky Harbor airport today in it's fourth at endurance record of the St. Louis Robin."
 At 6;52 a. m, the "Chicago-We Will" passed the 1GSth hour, exact ly seven days.
 The flight promoters and field at taches still declined to disclose the identities of the planes two pilots
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
RUSSWIN FORENEN
 HOLD BlG OUTING
Baseball Game and Quoit Pitch
 ing Feature Of Afternoon

A climax to a season of socials was reached by members Of the Foremcns club of the Russell X Er- win Mfg. Co. Saturday afternoon when the final outing of the season was held at Thompson's grove in Haddam.
 Although there were many en- joyable features which brought about more than one hearty laugh, the real feature, in the opinion of those present was the baseball game. Tho East and West Sides or
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
PUSJDSkI POSTPONES VISIT

Warsaw, Poland, Oct, 7.-CP-ln view of the unusually warm weather prevailing now Marshal Pilsudski. Polish minister of war and strong man, has decided 10 postpone his in- tended vacation in Italy It was at first reported he had already left last night incognito.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07

ganizcd and played each other. The cast silers swamped their rivals by, an overwhelming score. Some of the high lights in the game were home run Of Russ Gold with the bases full and a catch of a high fly by Al Post after it had bounded in his glove three or four times. The star of the losers was Henry Shilling who kept up the spirit of his team when it was discouraged over it's re- verse.
 In the quoit pitching contest the Franks were the best performers, Frank Mcconnell and Frank Lundell carrying away the honors. Bill Massey won the honors in two other events. He shared top honors with Norman Hurd in the golf contest and with Al Post in the dice throw for distance. Otto Miller entered all the events and gave a good account of himself in each.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
THEATER PAYROLL STOLEN

Omaha, Neb.. Oct, 7(P-Ten thousand dollars the weekend re- ceipts of the Paramount theater, were taken from Glen Mcdaniel. as sistant manager at the point of a pistol early today. The robber con- pclled Mcdaniel to put the money in a sack, and he then fled in an auto mobile.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07

To read a Herald Classified Ad, is to take advantage Of ones time.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
(Rcg. |. s.

tOn request, sent with stamped. ad- dressed envelope, Mir. Ripley will furnish proof of anything depicted by him).
 (Reg. U. s. Pat On)
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
SAT CiNALES KILLED

Mexico City, Oct. 7.-tP)-Rcports to the local press from Vera Cruz say that Manuel Candles. National Revolutionary party official, was as :a@sinatcd in the party headquarters there. The assassin was captured
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join IN TIMES
BIG PRIZE RACE
Solve Black Pigeon Death
Riddle for Award.

The barrier is down! The Indi-
annapolis Times is receiving solutions
to the Black Pigeon mystery. And
you can keep on sending your solu-
tions until midnight Sunday.
who killed Harry Borden and
why?" is what The Times is asking
readers. Cash prizes will be awarded
to the persons sending in the best
solution before midnight Sunday.
You can make your letter as long
or short as desired. But it must be
neat, logical and convincing. You
need not select the same murderer
as will Anne Austin, the author, but
whatever person you select as hav-
ing committed the crime must be
proved guilty in your letter
The contest is based on 1.-THE
Black Pigeon" serial story now run
ming in The Times on page %. If
you have read this far in the story,
probably you already have selected
the person who committed the
crime. In your letter tell who the
criminal is and why you believe he
killed Harry Borden.
Send your solutions right away.
Don't put of another day. Do it
nowl
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Aviation
CAPITOL WILL
REOPEN SCHOOL
FOR AvIATORS
Enlarged Course Planned
by Always Company
for Students.

Capitol Anyways, Inc, is prepar-
ing to reopen its student flying
training within a few days with a
greatly enlarged course of instruc-
ton.
The school is prepared to offer
instruction from the beginning, I'M
til the student has passed the trans
port pilots license, the highest
commercial license.
The primary training course win
be a twenty-four- hour course, TAX
ing the student through the neceS-
sary hours for a private license.
The second course, thirty hours,
is designed to enable the student
to pass the limited commercial IL
cense, and the third course, with
an additional $50 hours, for the
transport license.
Edward M. Johnston, chief pilot
and instructor, will be assisted by
other transport pilots employed by
the company in flying its passenger
lines to Detroit and Chicago.
A thorough ground school course
is to be offered.
A feature will be the giving of
1900 miles of observation work on
the passenger route planes to each
student after his first solo fight,
1t is planned to erect barracks
on the airport to house out-of town
students.
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Next Week at the Walker

The worlds oldest Passion Play, enacted
first in 1854. will be brought in pictures to
Walker patrons for a weeks engagement.
starting Monday.
For centuries pilgrims have made their
way to Friehurg. Germany. to witness the
performance of this famous religios trag-
edy. Now, with nothing added or left out.
the mighty drama is to be enacted before
the camera and Walker patrons
The photography of the Passion Play is
superb and the reproduction is realistic.
vet devotional: artistic, yet free from the
artihciality Of the more common screen
productions.
The talking picture program for the week
takes one aboard the Graf Zeppelin on its
transatlantic flight from Germany to
Lakehurst, n. J.. showing the departure,
storm in mid-oceaii, conversation among
the passengers. and finally the arrival in
America.
The Z. NJ. C. A. quartet. composed Of
Messrs. Hicks. voolfolk. Robinson and
samuelss viii sing selected group Of
songs.
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Plane Upkeep Figured
BIZ Times Special

By I3neS special
NEW YORK, March 22.-In an
effort to determine the exact cost of
operation of light sport plane,
William H. Hooker OF Bayside, L. L,
owner of an Avro Avian, kept a rec
ord of gasoline, oil and maintenance
expenditures for five months.
During that time, the Avian,
which will be built in this country
by the Whittelsey Manufacturing
Corporation of Bridgeport, Conn,
consumed 1893 gallons of gasoline
and five and one-half gallons of oil.
The total flying time was 70 hours
90 minutes and the ground time was
"a hours II minutes. For miscella-
neous repairs and materials inciden-
tai to upkeep. the owner spent
saba
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TRUSTEE is APPOINTED
Receiver Named by Creditors of
Franklin Company.

Frank R. Owens, Franklin at
torney. was appointed trustee for
the Franklin Manufacturing Com
pany, Franklin, Ind, at meeting
of creditors Thursday before Carl
Wilde, federal referee in bankruptcy
Owens was appointed receiver in
state court at Franklin Nov. 8, and
operated the furniture company at
profit, it is claimed, until the in
voluntary bankruptcy petition was
filed in federal court by attorneys
for creditors. Liabilities were esti-
mated at 1929 ,845 and assets at
$50,7S7.
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Canada Gets Planes

BIZ Times Special
FARMINGDALE, L. l., March %.
Delivery of two more Fairchild II
cabin monoplanes to the department
of defense of Canada has increased
the Dominion governments fleet of
Fairchild planes in service to
twenty-four.
The latest additions to the feet
were delivered to officers of the
Canadian air force at the Fairchild
airport here and flown to their sta
tions. The planes were plotted on
the flight north to Camp Borden,
Ontario, by Lieutenants t. A. Law
renee and D. K. McCaul. A stop
was made en- route at Buffalo for
clearing the customs.
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New MonopIane Here

Fred ]. Maibucher, Curtiss Flying
Service of Indiana, went to Wichita,
Kan, Thursday night to fly back
with a new Cessna monoplane pur-
chased by the Curtiss company for
special taxi service.
The new plane, powered with a
Warner Scarab engine, seats four
passengers, has a top speed Of 40
miles an hour, and an easy cruis-
ing speed of lis miles an hour.
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This production of Macbeth" is
graced by the work of Lyn Harding
as Macbeth, the man who murdered
sleep for foolish ambition. Harding
has given the stage the most intelli-
gently conceived Macheths that I
have ever witnessed upon the stage.
1t is when he shows the sufferings
he endures when his conscience. be-
comes too ripe that he becomes so
marvelolsly great.
He is tenderly human with Lady
Macbeth. He knows fear and thinks
that he understands how to drive it
out Of his system. He is supersti-
tious and he listens to the words
of the witches. He is mad for pow
er and even more mad after he has
captured power through violence
and wholesale murder. He is sane
when the madness leaves him to
suffer with his active conscience.
Harding looks like a Macbeth
that could have lived. He makes
you feel the very inroads that am
bition and lust for power makes on
his very soul. He reads his lines
with complete satisfaction. His die
ton is perfect. He makes dram
attic symphony out of his big scenes.
To me he is the most satisfying of
the Macbeths.
And I can say as honestly that the
Macduff of William Farnum is the
most logical and the best I have ever
seen. He received a tremendous
ovation last night at the close of
his big scene of grief that opens the
final act.
In his fight to death with Mac
beth, F'arnum was a fighting power.
Humanity and honestly trying to
ayenge wrongs done to him and his
country.
In this fight scene, Harding's
Macbeth registered the effects of
fear when he discovers that Mac
duff was mot from woman born
and he registered equally as well the
sudden change that forces him to
be brave even until death.
Then as the lights vanish with
only one pale light playing upon
Macbeth's face, the hideous and VIC
torioVs chant of the witches is
heard before Craig's symbolic set.
The Lady Macbeth, Miss Florence
Reed, in the first scenes smack a
little too much of her Madame
Goddam in 1.-THE Shanghai Ges-
ture." She seems to have difficulty
in getting Madame out of her voice,
but in the scene where she forces
Macbeth to do murder, the scene
where she attempts to calm him at
state banquet and in the famous
sleep walking scene, all traces of
Madame Goddam have been elinli-
mated. But at all times you can
understand every word and her high
lights of tone really illuminate the
text.
With masterful skill you see in
Miss Reeds Macbeth the struggle
that the character has to make her
a conspirator in murder and then
with equal success she shows the
struggle of the poor creature to be-
come a woman and a wife again.
There is tragic soul beauty IN her
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Matt Burn1drl on
Legion Program
rrEspAY,s LEGION cARp

Ten Rounds--Young piilor. Louisville,
rs. Ray McPeek, Denver; miodIeveight.
Eight Rounds-sammy Price, Indianapo-
lis, vs.. Carl Schmadel, indianapolis Junior
Welters.
Six Rounds-Matt Rurmsn, Indianapolis
vs.. Chunky Ewing, Terre Hsutei heavy
weights.
six Rounds-CharIey Johnson, TerTe
Haute. vs.. Casey Jones, Indianapolis
junior lightweights.
Four Rounds--Roy Woods. indianapolis
vs.. Eddie Blake, Kokomoi bantams.
Matt Burman, local heavyweight,
who gained a brief prominence by
meeting Les Mariner just a year ago
at Rantoul, Ill, and who lost on
that occasion by a speedy knockout,
is to tackle Chunky Ewing Of Terre
Haute in Tuesday nights ranking
prelim, the top six. Burman stopped
Jack Anderson Of Paducah at the
Armory on the 26th of last month.
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Shakespeare's Macbeth" are in
GUIDED in this production. The
scene with the witches and the spir-
It's become compelling and impor-
tant with the action. They also
become the dramatic spark that sets
off the glory and the beauty of the
tragedy. These scenes really be-
come operate just to illuminate the
human struggles for power that fol-
low each of Macbeth's visits to the
witches. Another scene is the muir
der of Banquo and the escape of
his son. This scene is seldom done
in the production of this play that
L have seen. In other words, the
production that we have now at
the Murat is the deluxe edition of
this dramatic whirlwind. Here we
have the symphony of tragedy. Here
We see the characters of Shakes
peare become more human than
ever before.
There is some gigantic work on
the part of cast that deserves
to be considered a star cast. I will
let you get acquainted with the
chief players as follows:
Duncan. King of Scotland. :. Douglas Ross
Malcolm
First party of play Burford Hampden
tSeSond part of play George Macready
Generals of the kings army
MacDetn .................. .Lyn Harding
-
Noblemen of Scotland
MacDuH .............. William Farnum
LennoX ....-........... Leonard Nude
Ross ................W william P. Carleton
Menteith .............-...F Frank Holman.
angus .....................R BRYAN Hughes
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St. Louis Airman Here

Captain Harry H. Young, Mis-
souri, national guard army aviation
instructor, and Lieutenant Casey
Lambert, flew to Indianapolis air
port Thursday from st. Louis in a
Ryan monoplane. Lambert was to
fly the Ryan back today, and Young
was to fly back Boeing AT-3,
which was assigned to him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22

Another new member was added to the
when ie Wgs of tbe Post oes team Of tSs
Capitol No. 2 league hit the naples for an
even 700 count getting games Of 1893, 223
and 27S. The 27e game gives Wall tie
for the high league game of the month
with Wilson OF the Gregory and Appel
team. The high game Of the month on
these drives is awarded pair Of Flor
sheim Shoes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
Dempsey Joins
Hun1bert Fugazy

81 United Press
NEW YORK, March 22.-Jack
Dempsey, former heavyweight box
ing champion, signed contract to-
day to become q partner of Humbert
j .Fugazy in the promotion of fights.
The contract is for twQ years.
Ed Cole and other wealthy men
are to back Dempsey and Fugazy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
Two Would Be Mayor

81 Times Special
GAS CITY, March 22.-Edward
Day, incumbent, Republican, and
John Reece, Democrat, have filed
notice Of their candidacy for mayor
atty nominations at the municipal
primary elections here.
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RELEASED TO BUFFALO
Braves Send AL Moore Back to High
Minor League.
RN United Press

Rgi United Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
22.-AI Moore, a leading hitter in
the International League last year,
was on his way back to the high
minors today. Moore failed to come
up to expectations in the spring
camp of the Boston Braves and was
released to Buffalo.
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Justice WEEDS s17th Couple

BIZ United Press
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, TIarch 81
Known as the marrying justice, Z"
R. H. TreYathan, for eighteen years
justice of the peace here, married
his 817th couple Thursday.
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has assembled for
this mighty dra-
matte spectacle be-
fore the Craig
designed sets. The
four-act version
of Macbeth" does
not move like a
heavy elephant.
The ORA m at ic
pathway is always
lighted. There is
no blind stumbling
on the part of the
actors. Scenes that
I have never seen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
SETS MAKES
OPERA OF MACBETH
At Last Shakespeare Comes Into His Own in George
TyIer'S Magnificent Production of the Bard.
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN

HAD the conviction after seeing the Gordon Craig designed
ton of "Mabeth" at the
matte
When George Tyler out to something
correctly production of Macbetho
this season is exception to the
Craig and Tyler have really made dramatic
Macbeth 1t the pt the
Moo bic
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
Local Pin
Gossip
by LEFTY LEE

leys for league play VIII compete satur-
day night and Sunday in handicap
sweepstakes. Handicaps will be two-thirds
of the difference between a teams aver
age and 1000 scratch.
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Daylight Hits
Central Standard Time
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
A. M.
s:30-wEAF (660)-U. S. Army band.
9;00-WLW t700)-Womens hour
System CWEAF. DOLLHOUSE
hold Institute.
P. M.
I2:45--WSB (740)-University Of Georgia
program.
1:30-WMAQ t670) Musical Potourri.
2:00-WBBM 70)-Beauty talks: con-
cert orchestra.
2:30-NBC System twJZ. 760)--RCA
Demonstration hour.
WLW f700) demonstration hour.
3:00-WCFLt 97O) Matinee Dance.
3:3O-WOC lloOoOl--Home MANAGEMENT.
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commencing Sunday. The Rev. o. H
Banks, pastor, will speak each night at
8. except Friday when services will be
held from noon to p. m. THE Last
Seven Sayings of Christi will be the SER
mon of the pastor.
City B. Y. P. u will meet at the Ebene-
ger Baptist church Sunday afternoon. The
program will be presented by the Lyric
Club Miss Narcissus Miller is president
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Brooks on Air Tour

Harold G. Brooks, Hoosier airport
secretary treasurer, left Thursday
in a Travelair biplane for demon
stration tour of the northern part
Of the state.
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1t is the dramatic parade of I'M
controlled passion for power and
glory, and I have never seen it so
humanity and so powerfully por-
trayed as this great cast that Tyler
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Deoth Notices

BROWN, JOHN M.-Husband o. M
Permelia Brown and father OF Mrs G, E.
Dyer, passed away Thursday, March 3D.
a. the home Of Mrs DYER. 2039 Norta
New jersey. Funeral services az above adj
Dress, ., m. Saturday. March 90 fol-
!oWea oy cremation, Friends invited 90
the funeral services
CASEY HANNSA-Age. s. years, psssse
FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. IA. 1861
ZINC OF iuneral given later.
cossENs, ROBERT H8RoLD-Ags ia
years beloved son Of George and Mahals
Madison Ind: Mrs Margaret o Lsssll, M IT5
Gertrude Smith, MIS- Nellie bceel-
mann Dorothy and Charles Cossens
Services az Church on God. pine ana
Elm SITS. Saturday March %. D. RI.
PGi.sn9ds Invited. lnterment New Crown
Prospect and Churchman Ave any tine
after 8 .. NJ Thursday March ~
HORNE, MARY a. o'NETLL-Wife Of
sTeaeriek Horne. daughter Of Mr. and
MIS-. Patrick o.Neill. Of 1901 z. Mlchigar
a. M. az St. vincents hospital Friend
may call at FINN BROS FUNERAL
LONE 1882 n. Meridian ST. until noon
LAGEST -, NETTIE-Age Is years. passed
away a WEDNESDAY. March %, Il the
EET2SS FIN mn M ds ,5aqsPital FUNERAL t
Meridian satard6 NLE s5o HOME " s 5sgs
st. Bridget's church ga M burial Eo,v
cross Cemetery. Friends invited
PORTER, HALLE M.-Dauahter OF NTE
Joanna Porter, a. Methodist hospltal.
Friday March g. 2;25 a. m. Fuherai
a. residence. 2259 n. Delaware Monday
March %, 10 a. m. Friends invited Bu
rlsl AT knightstown about 1913. Friend
nay call az residence after noon Satur-
SMITH, JESSE Lot 1880 Lockwood ST
beloved husband Of ida SYnIfh father al
RUIN z. and brother Of William SmitF
ana Mrs, Harry Stofer Of Columbus Ind
passed away March q Friends nav cali
az the W. T. RasenEynl funeral parlore
sz@o SHELBY, any time after ? p. M mn.
gay. Funeral services at the pralors SAT
uFQay. $50 p. m Burial New Grown
cemetery. Friends invited.
SITES. RICHARTJ-Gge az V-sor- ,,s---..,
sway Thursday, March 81 For inform
x2n, Irlends may call FINN BROS. FJ.
NERAL HOME. Ta. 1895.