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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
NEW INVENTIONS.
ON DISPLAY At
ELECTRIC SHOW
Latest Developments in
Industry Included in
Light Pageant.

Comforts Of modern electricity
are being shown in d pageant Of
electrical progress arranged by the
indianapolis Power and Light Com
pany in the Indiana theater lobby.
How the drudgery has been re-
moved from housekeeping by inven-
ton of the ltaest electrical appl-
ances is depicted in the exhibit 10
be visited by persons attending this
weeks show at the Indiana.
Latest developments in the cleo
trical industry that 90 further to-
ward making tasks Of the housewife
a JOY instead Of a drudgery are IN
Guided in the display.
Along with a variety Of household
electric devices, such as ironing ma
chimes. refrigerstors. electric ranges,
coasters, percolator sets, and smaller
appliances for the ladies boudoir,
there will be an exhibit Of the
newest types of lamps and lamp
shades for beautiful home lighting.
A motion picture of the history OF
light is being shown in connection
with the pageant. The manner in
which the Light and Power Com
pany's safety department teaches
methods of first aid to employees
will be a feature Of the picture.
Paul SpOr, Indianas new master
Of ceremonies, will greet visitors to
the electrical exhibit on the mez-
canine floor.
In conjunction with the display.
the company is sponsoring an essay
contest for which three prizes are
offered. Best essays of not more
than 500 words on the subject,
What Electrical Appliance Has
Been the Most Useful in the Home
and Why?" will receive an auto
matte Duo-Disc washing machine,
Premier Duplex vacuum cleaner and
Premier Spic-Span vacuum cleaner.
Persons desiring to enter the con-
test may obtain card at the dis
play booth on the mezzanine floor
OF the Indiana
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

when an automobile driven by Harry
Gendall, %, of 1924 College avenue,
in which she was riding. struck a
tree at Illinois and Fifty-f1rst street
at this morning.
Gendall ran on to the sidewalk to
avoid a collision with another car
which did not stop after the acct
dent. Miss Mccoy was taken to st.
Vincent's hospital.
Omer Carmen Marshall, 81, Of sos
East Tenth street, was cut and
bruised when his automobile collid-
ed with an Indianapolis Street Rail
way Company bus, driven by Roy
Bradley, 25, of 2161 North Jefferson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
HUSBAND Is HELD IN
FILM EXTRAS DEATH
BIZ United Press

BIZ United PTess
LOS ANGELES, March 28.-Wil-
liam H. Burkhart was held for in
vestigation today upon the recon-
mendation Of a coroner's jury which
had returned an open verdict in the
Staying of Pretty Ann Mcknight,
21-year-old film extra.
The girl was shot to death Mon
day night a few hours after she
and Burkhart, her husband, had
patched up an estrangement. Her
body was found at bungalow
apartment rented by Burkhart
earlier Monday. Police said the
husband was also in the apartment.
in drunken Stupor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28

board Thursday by south side
delegation.
Use Of the playground should be
reserved for young children. John
F. White, former councilman, told
the board.
The board reconsidered its refusal
to build sidewalks and beautify the
tract with shrubs.
The board ordered an investiga-
ton of the cost Of repairing Foun-
tain Square with the view of taking
over Jurisdiction from the works
board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
Road Paving to Aid JobIess

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 28.-If con-
gress passes the s35o,ooo,ooO federal
highway aid bill, the national en-
ployment situation will become much
less serious, the American Farm
Bureau Federation predicted today
upon completion Of a survey Of the
country's labor supply.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28

avenue, at Thirty-second and New
Jersey streets, at this morning. The
bus. was damaged. Marshall, fol-
lowing treatment at city hospital,
was taken home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
EUROPA EARNS $4,000

Money. Collected From Sightseers'
to Go to Seamen's Charities.
BIZ Tnifrd Press
NEW YORK, March 2S.-The ne"
German liner Europa has earneu
$4,000 for seamen's charities gliio0
its arrival Tuesday after reco
breaking voyage from Cherbourg.
Thirteen thousand persons paid q
dollar each to go aboard and inspect
the vessel. 1t will sail for Europe
tonight with 1875 passengers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
GIRL IS INJURED
IN AUTO CRASH
Suffers Fractured Ankle as
Car Hits Tree.

Miss Edith Mccoy, l8, Of 2036
North Meridian street, suffered a
fractured ankle and other injuries
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-28
PROTEST USE OF
PARK BY ADULTS
Insist Finch Playground
Should Be for Children.

Use Of -nch park for Sunday
baseball and football games for ad-
ultS was protested before the park
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Sterling Wins
Texas Primary

DALLAS. TEX. Aug. -. U.P) =
The "princo and pauper' race be.
tween Ross Shaw Sterling and Mrs
Miriam \. Ferguson for the Demo
cratic gubcrnatorial nomination end
cd in victory today for the million
aire publisher from Houston.
Texas voters FOR the third time
repudiated "Farmer jim Ferguson,
husband Of the woman candidate in
Saturdays runoff primary election.
By possible majority OF lO0,ooj
votes, Sterling was given the Demo.
cratic standard, which IS considered
tantamount to election.
Returns complied by The TeNa'
election bureau today showed Ster.
ling to have pollad Il tozal vote of
465, 700, against 321l93 for Mrs
Ferguson.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
POLICE SHOOT
IJNARMED BANDIT
IN Los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, Aug. -. U.P -
Though he ca'Hed no w2ap"I, a
,Loyemcnt vh ? II Two waitlaG o
lice Officers interpreted Il an at.
tempt to grab a pistol brought
death early today to Harold Nes.
sell, alias Dan Cramer, % year old
bandit suspect.
.Nessell was shot down as he en-
tered his apartment which the two
policemen, +. Nancy and W. l..
Chase, had been watching.
The officers opened fire when IN
response to a "hands up'' order, the
bandit suspect reached toward his
hip. Later he was found to be un'
armed.
\ few minutes after the shoot
ing. Edward Schiller, - came into
the apartment and was arrested as
NesselPs alleged companion in a
holdup last week.
A third asserted member of the
group which police claim has waged
4 campaign of banditry, MEX Gero'
imotes, was arrested yesterday al
ter scuffle with an alleged lntend-
ed robbery victim.
Even. which led mp to the shoot
ing and capture began last Friday
night when Ncssell and Schiller as
sertedly robbed two women, whom
they had previously met at party,
Of $4,000 in jewels and turs. The
property was recovered today after
the shooting
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
TWO TRAGEDIES
BRING DEATH TO
DOZEN PERSONS

ST. ANTHONY, Ind, Aug. %.
UP)-The gay laughter of children
lomeward bound with their parents
from a Sunday outing drowned out
the noise of an approaching freight
train and brought death to six per-
sons and injuries which may prove
fatal to three others.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hedimter,
their two children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dieker and their three children,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
TO ALL VOTERS OF IMPERIAL
COUNTY

I wish to reiteratc to the voters
my position as an independent can
didatc.
positively have made no prom
ises of deputyships.
am managing my own campaign
and paying my own campaign ex,
penseS.
| hereby make final appeal for
your support At the primaries next
Tuesday.
GEORGE l.. CAMPBELL.
o2t0
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25

managed to squeeze into the lledlm,
ter automobile to satisfy the demand
Of the children for day III the
woods.
Hedimter, 40; his daughter, Irene
Is, and son, Theodore, u; and MIS-
Dieker and her two daughters
Bernice, 9: and Leona, Z; were killed
instantly.
Mrs. Hedimter, Dicker and ms
year old daughter, were injured
so seriously that physicians said theV
would not live.
One member of the Dieker family
10 year old son, did not start on
the trip. He had been taken to
the hospital a few hours before
after having been i'll several months
WASHINGTON, Wash, Aug. %
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25

wards Of $l,ooO,0oo (Mcxiean each
for the cature of Lo-Yang and
Cheng- Chow, two of the chief ohjcc-
tives of the government 5 military
campaign against the northern
forces from Peiping
He also offered $2,00O,0oo lMeXi,
cam for the capture of the arsenal
town of Kung Hsien, west Of Cheng
(hnNr
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Riddles Leaves Hospital-T.

Riddles. employee Of the City of
Impcrial. who received n badly
smashed leg in an accident while
on duty five months ago, ana con
fined in a local hospit@l since TINT
time. was able to leave for Nan ia
ego this morning. 1t i expected II
will be some time bcfnrc he Will
be able to resume his work.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Monday, August Is, 1880

W.P(--Six persons were burned !"
death late yesterday when the auto
mobile in which they were RIDING
caught fire after it had overturned
on highway near here.
The dead, all of Portland, were:
Mrs. A. c. Henson. SO: her daughter,
Beatrice, 10; Mrs. Martin Fuller, Al;
G. +. Cobb, 80, and his two children,
Joseph, 9, and Marjorie, g.
A. G. Henson, husband and father
Of two of the victims, was seriously
burned but physicians said he would
rncnNcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Or. A. 3. Hanson, Dentist. Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Pure lemonade ICE cold at Paups
Sc a glass. Pickwick Stages.

Get Marriage License-A license
10 marry was issued Saturday to
Rogclio Nelasqucz, 80, and Miss 81
biaua Scbedra, y, OF Imperial, At
The county clerks office.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Few Traffic Cases Two speed

Few Traffic Gases TWO speeu-
ers and one boulevard stop law VIC
lator numbered the arrests made by
the county traffic department over
the week end. II. l.. Messenger Of
Phoenix, Ariz., was clocked at 60
miles an hour ON highwayS0: Ed
V. Grant of Calexico was arrested
for speeding on the Calexico high
way. and J. j. Thompson was ar
rested for failing to make 4 houIc-
ward stop.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Electric Iawn mower sharpening
Phone 252. DR.. Fix-1t Snop. 6tf

! am not responsible for any bills
after this date made by Mrs. T. II.
(Ola) Downs. ..(Signed) T. II.
Downs. 1'''
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Chang Offers
Large Rewards

SHANGHAI, China, Aug. -. U,p)
Chang Kai-shek. mead Of the Ma
tional government. today offered re
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Harry f. Boman. independent

candidate for coroner, Will speak
over KNO next Monday at ) p. m
He will give some inside facts. lie
is not backed by the undertakes.
-AdV.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25

over until this afternoon when
JUDGE X. B. Perkins failed to hold
court this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25

Court Hearing Delayed-D0ugIas
Jackson, 10; Walter Smith, 81, and
Tom Mitz, arrested last night for
being intoxicated, and Charles Cra-
motto. 81, being held ON a charge
of indecent cXpOsure. Werc all held
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25

I will not be responsible for any
bills Of my wife, Julia Dukas, be
ginning today, August %, 1890.
(Signed3 J. Dukas. 23t2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25

Captain A. F. Oswalt, of tn"
county traffic department., accom-
panied by his daughter Katy Lee,
and Miss Laura Frazier, spent the
week end at San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
BASEBALL RESULTS
American
Al Philadelphia

lA-AsN'ttAtSAA-''
Washington = 600 POO 010-3 8 !
Philadclphia. 600 2oo 0oo-3 >
Jones and spencer; Grove aHd
COchrane.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25
Commission TO Nee" With p,

Commission TO Meet With Pc
titions including a new laundry,
miniature golf course, and other pro
posed buildings to be discussed, the
city planning commission will hold
its regular monthly meetiae tonight
in the CITY council chambers, Dr.
Carol Aronovici of Los Angeles.
city planning consultant, will be
present ut the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-25

WASHINGTON, Wash, Aug. .
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
Mrs. Kluttz's Guests

Major and Mrs. Hugh Broad
hurst and their three children
visited Mrs. Kluttz for few
hours Monday; they stopped
here in the course of their re
turn from vacation to Major
Rroadhurst's station in LeXing-
ton, Ky. Other guests of Mrs.
Kluttz' the same day were Rev.
and Mrs. Daniel J. Currie, who
were on their way by automobile
from Virginia to their home in
De Funiak Springs, Fla. Mr..
Currie used to be the Presby-
terrain pastor here, and his wife
was formerly Miss Stella Hogan.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29

the service of the Government,
will return to Chapel Hill in
October.
AL Moore will leave for
Charleston soon. He will teach
at the Citadel.
Miss Elizabeth Hancock of
Wilmington is visiting Miss
Kathryn McGalliard. Mrs. w.
T. McGalliard has returned
home after spending several
weeks at Wrightsville Beach and
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McCol-
Tough and daughter, Jane, of
Cleveland, Ohio, are spending a
week with the Felix Grisettes.
Mrs. Mccullough is a sister Of
Mrs. Grisette.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
Contemporary ImmOrtals"

Contemporary INN ortals, by
Archibald Henderson, is an
nounced by d. Appleton & Co.
with deft characterization and
penetrating insight" says the
publishers announcement, "Dr.
Henderson proceeds to describe
brilliantly the ten men and two
women whom he believes to be
the immortals of today" The
twelve immortals are Einstein,
Gandhi, Edison, Mussolini,
Shaw, Marconi, Jane Adams,
Orville Wright, Paderewski,
Madame Curie, Ford, and Kip
ling.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
The School Cafeteria

Mrs. Nellie Spear will be in
charge of the school cafeteria
this year. She has prepared for
the work by two years Of study
of odietetics and household
economies. Hot luncheon will
be served every day. Parents
are invited to visit the cafeteria,
and upon request special atten-
ton will be given to the indi-
vidual child. Meal tickets may
be bought at 81.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
Miss FarrelPs Shower
Party Given on the Methodist Church
Lawn for Bride Elect

Mrs. Dewey Merritt and
Misses Margaret Gattis and Nell
Andrews gave surprise shower
Tuesday evening for Miss Sallie
Farrell, who is to be married to
Herbert Swain of Creswell early
in September. The scene of the
festivities, the south lawn of the
Methodist church, was illumin-
ated by japanese lanterns.
The guests were greeted by
Mrs. Merritt and Miss Andrews
and were invited to register in
the Brides Book, presided over
by Mrs. John Mcneil. Punch
was served by Miss Alice Gattis
and Mrs. w. A. Brandon.
A fortune game was played.
O. F. Richardson, accompanied
at the piano by j. l.. Wilsbash,
sang a Dream and Drink to
Me Only with Thine Eyes"
When it came time for the
shower a flashlight and a book
let of directions for a treasure
hunt was given to Miss Farrell,
and she was told to follow the di-
rections carefully in order to find
the gifts that were hidden
around in the church.
Pink. and white block cream
and cake were served by Mrs. Y.
z. Cannon and Mrs. Brandon,
assisted by the hostesses. The
favors were tiny cupids and a
special favor for Miss Farrell
was a miniature figure of bride
and groom.
The guests were: Mrs. Excel
Rozzelle, Mrs. Ella Rozzelle,
Mrs. J. B. Hocutt, Mrs. John Nc
Cauley, Mrs. Susan Smith, Mrs.
J. S. Bennett, Mrs. 0. r. Rich
ardson, Eula Lee Richardson,
Mrs. M. l.. Braun, Mrs. Marvin
Utley, Mrs. Y. Z. Cannon, Mrs.
n. C.. Remsen, Mrs. Lula F. Cat
tis, Mrs. II. d. Strowd, Mrs.
Eula Hendrix, Mrs. Eugene An
drews, Mrs. Ben Pritchard, Mrs.
George harrington, Mrs. B. l..
Smith, Mrs. w. A. Brandon,
Mrs. l.. H. Rainey, Mrs. Bernice
Smith, Mrs. John Mcneil, Mrs.
II. d. Crockford, Mrs. F. G. Viii
brandt, Mrs. c. f. Williamson,
and Misses Mary Broom, Lillian
Burch, Annie Fowler, Ethel
Neville, LYDIA Eubanks, Marga-
ret Eubanks, Alice Gattis, Ruth
Thompson, Mamie Eaves, Fleda
Summers, Ruby Lee Thompson,
and June Green.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
.GrAhams Re-Occupy Home

The G. f. Graham family have
gone back to live in their home
on the forest road running west
from Ransom street. Mrs. Rem
sen, who was there, is now in
DR.. Carr's house on Cameron
avenue.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
CAROLS in Mangum House

Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Carroll
and their two small children
have moved into the old Man
gum house on Rosemary lane.
Mr.. Carroll is a brother of the
dean of the University's school
of commerce.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
Pineland College Opening

Pineland College at Salem
burg, N. c., will open Wednes-
day, September 3. It offers two
full years Of standard college
work in the liberal arts as we'll
as professional preparation in
eacher-training.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
Professors on a Holiday

DR.. Charles S. Mangum and
William G. Coker are on holi-
day in South Carolina. They
went first to the Coker home in
Hartsville and then on to the
coast.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
On OcracOke Island

Mrs. w. A. Olsen, Mrs. Will
bur Daniel Steele, Peter Steele,
Jerry Slade, and Bob Sellars
went to Ocracoke Island Thurs
day. They have taken a cottage
there.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29

Mrs. j. M. Williams announces
the opening of her music school
next Monday. The pupils will
register from 8 to IL that morn
ing at 214 Cameron avenue.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-08-29
Neighborhood Notes

AAAoc Oh0AC w Ia" Gil VI W eAoh-
ington, N. c., is a guest of Mrs.
j. T. Lawson. Beverly Moss of
Washington visited George Law
son this week.
Mack Hall Griffin, instructor
in Latin in the University, will
leave tomorrow for a visit in
South Carolina. Later he will
60 to his new post in Missouri.
Mrs. Henry Brown came home
Friday from her visit in Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Anne Wear Smith of
Durham and Chapel Hill, Miss
Blanche Ferrell of Durham, and
Misses Estelle and Helen Brown
are on an automobile tour
through western North Carolina,
Tennessee, and, Kentucky.
Walter Wilson Of Birmingham
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. j. Wilson, Jr.
J. 7. Dobbins and his family
have left the village to visit rela-
tives.
A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hogan last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Andrews
and their children have returned
from their trip to eastern North
Carolina.
Miss Leta Church came in
Sunday from Detroit. She
stopped over in Columbus, Ohio,
for a visit to the B. A. Stevens
family.
Miss Kate Graham came home
Monday from Charlotte, bring
ing Miss Ellen Brice as guest.
Miss Brice left yesterday Miss
Mary Owen Graham Of Char
lotte arrived Tuesday for a few
days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Vashaw have
a new daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. William deb
MacNider, Sally Foard Mac
Nider, and Jean Foard were in
South River two days last week
on visit to Misses Mary and
Laura Foard. DR.. MacNider
went to Richmond Saturday for
a week END with his friend, DR..
James X. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh were in
Danville at the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Love and
Miss Marian Love. They brought
Miss Love back home with them.
jeremiah Reeves, alumnus of
the University, professor in
Westminster College, Missouri,
was in the village last week.
Mrs. Curtis Bynum of Ashe-
vile was here for the Parent
Teachers Institute. She was the
guest of Mrs. Scott Hunter at
Spencer \hall.
f. r. Mosher and Bobby Koch
left Tuesday for Ocracoke
Island.
George Winston, who has been
at the engineering camp at
Sapphire, near Brevard, will be
home in day or two. Miss
Carolyn Winston will return
from Oyster Bay, Long Island,
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mister, on their recent visit to
California, saw Mrs. Kenroy
Malcombre, the former Miss
Betty Winston.
+ George Koch will come in to-
day from Pasquaney, New
Hampshire.
Miss Katherine Jocher is Wis.,
iting relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Cornelia Love will return
Monday from visit to her
brother in Linville.
Mrs. Oscar Coffin left Tues
day for the mountains. Her
New Britain herald., 1930-09-15
BY .UGGER

Not to be outdone in golflng circles by his daughter, Clarence F. Bennett, president of the Stanley Works, won the first annual Seniors golf tournament at the Shuttle Mea- dow club Saturday and Sunday and thereby carried forward the golfing fame of his family. His two SSs with his handicap of IS gave him . net 40 for the 36-hole medal play event and first prize, a silver pitcher.
 Tom Grove, who followed the ponies for half a century before he deigned to handle a golf club, and then broke 100 on the links before he was at the game a year, shot 95-101 and with his handicap of 27 took second place with a net 142. Nova silver plate adorns his den as his first golf trophy.
 William H. Booth, valiant mem Der of that group of Shuttle Mea- dow members known among them selvers as the Grand Army, play ing with a handicap of eight, scored a net 143 for third place.
 In the misty weather that pre- vailed over the weekend, 13 mem becs who had attained the age of 50 entered the seniors champion ship of the local club. playing 12 holes Saturday and another round Sunday. Competition was keen through both days and might have
New Britain herald., 1930-09-15
SPORTS SUMMARY
the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
 New York-Robins beat Reds, S-3 and take National league lead.
 Newport, R. I.-Enterprise beats Shamrock V by two minutes, 52 seconds in first race for America S cup,
 Forest Hills, N Y.-Johnnv Doeg wins National Singles Tennis crown.
 Flushing, N. Y.-Armour defeats Sarazen, one up. for Professional Golfers Association champion7hip.
 Rochester, N. ', - Rochester Redwings clinch third straight In ternational league penant
 Westbury, N. Y. - Rochester trounces Eastcotts. 1s-4. in first match of National Open Polo tour nament.
 New York-united States Lawn Tennis association declares Fritz Mercur ineligible for further anna teur competition.
 New York-JamestoUn wins Flu turity and S99,60O by nose from Equipoise with mate third
 Chicago-Pansy Walker equals track record for mile in winning steger handicap at Lincoln Fields,
 Montreal-United States women golfers defeat Canada, 11la points to 215.
 Annapolis, Md-Victor Kliesrath pilots Hotsy Totsy to victory in Presidents Cup Speedboat race.