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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
STAKES MAYOR
RACE HOPE ON
DRINKS VOTES
Jimmy Walkers Opponent
Promises to Prevent
Falling Off Island.
BY HARRY FERGUSON.
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, July 3-AHcl T.
Frcdlund, A. M, B. S.. and some
time street car conductor, came out
for mayor today and staked his
hopes for election on a plan he has
devised to keep intoxicated gentle
men from falling off Manhattan
island
FrcdlInd's plan is so simple he
professcd to be aStonished that
other candidates had not thought
Of it-hc merely proposes TO put
high fence at the points where
imbibers arc most likely to walk in
to the rivers or ocean.
Although Mr.. F'redlund (Indc-
pendent Democrat is not drinking
man himself he explained he would
become knight Grant to every New
Yorker who raises his voice TO
Sweet Adeline" and proposes to
have just one more and then go
home"
There is at present" said Fred
lund. no adequate system for car
ing for the large class Of our cltl-
zons who occasionally or habitually
drink too much.
GAS soon as I am elected I shall
establish recupcration places at con-
venient points throughout the city.
Policemen will be under strict
orders to take charge Of all intoXi-
Gated men and convey them to these
places where they may rest and &c
ceiye any medical attention neces-
Sary.'
Spcakcasics, according to Fred
lunds platform, are a menace to the
American homo and he plans to
cope with that evil by licensing the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
pICNICS Will
FEATURE CITY'S
FOURTH FR0LICS
Chief of Patriotic Events
viii Be Ceremonies of
PhotopIay IndorSerS.

Flags were fastened for raising
frecraCkcr fuses unravelcd and
lunch boxes made ready today for
the city's customary Observance of
the Fourth Of July with patriotism,
. powder and piCnlcs.'
Chief Of the patriotic ceremonies
will be that at the Palace thcater
under auspices Of tho indianapolis
branch. IndOrscrs Of PhotOplays.
An organ concert Of patriotic airs
will be followed A. 8.45 a. m by
s the showing Of tho picture "Amcri-
ca" 10 school children war voter
ans and members of patriotic or
eanizatious.
Thousands n visitors arc OK
pected a Fort Benjamin Harrison
where visitors day has been pro-
claimed for relatives and friends
NJ the Citizens Military Training
Camp cadets and the public in
general. By LIcutcnant-C Colonel r..
G. Muserave. commanding officer.
Parks Make Preparations.
A baseball game viii be staged at
$50 p m. and = polo game between
thc Eleventh Infantry team and
tho Rolling Ridge quartet i'm the
afternoon. RCgimcutal parade is
.ct Tor 3.f5 p. m. followed BY
nas,od calcsthcnics at 4.l5 and
brief address TO Citizens Military
Training Camp candidates. Gov
cgnOr Harry G.. Leslie. who was 10
have spoken. was forced by Official
business TO cancel the engagement.
BoXing bouts arc scheduled At IN
thc evening
Broad Ripple and Riverside
amusement parks have made prep
arstione for handling the seasons
largest crowds A double balloon
a-rcneion and parachute race back
10 Garth By I0ral &tarkcv and
Ethel Prichctt viii hc the holiday
attraction At Riverside. At Broad
Ripple = crave has been dug where
2 magician viii be buried alive and
disintcrrcd couple OF hours later
M the best OF health.
Scores or reservations have been
NicNt ADl HllifiN.l anu lLublDil1 III
city parks Public beaches and
- pools VIII he taxed 10 capacity,
- guards believe.
Special Feature Planned.
Special entertainment features
have tcen prepared at Avalon.
Meridian Hills Woodstock. Broad
moor country clubs and the High
land Golf and Country Club.
An all-dav and all-evcning pro
gram Of games, contcste. band
music and dancing VIII be held in
Sarah r. Bolton Memorial park I'M
der auspices Of tho Beech Grove
' Civic league.
Patriotic airs VIII bc PLAYED at
4 D. m. ON tho new Scottish Rite
Cathedral chimes by Anton Brccs,
Carllonour.
There VIII he no mail delivery
other than spccial delivery and
perislfa bic mail
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03

ANDERSON. Ind, July s. - An
operation may be necessary TO rc-
move a piece Of l2VnmoVer blade
swallowed by Ned Short Jr.. 3. son
Of Mr. and Mrs Ned Short Tho
piece of metal had been Clipped
from q blade OF tho mower.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-03
RED BOOK GROUP
SOLD TO M'CALL' S
S5,0O0,000 Magazine Firm Sold 10
New York Company.

NEW YORK. July In a trans
action said to involve between
S2,50O0OS and 100000, the owners
OF McCall's N1azaginc bought the
Consolidated Magazines Corpora
ton. which publishes The Red Book
Magazine and Tho Blue Book Maya
zinc, according to an announcements
hero by William B. Warner, prcsi-
dent of McCalrS.
Tho combined circulation OF the
acquired publications is approNi-
matcly 100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
LECIONNAIRES
FORM PROGRAM
Port Arthur Prepares On
Elaborate Scale Fer
Vets Convention

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Aug. a.
Rl-The Sabine-NecheS district is
making elaborate plans to enter
tain several thousand Texas legion
naires and their wives at the an
nual state American Legion conven-
ton here Augsut 1928.
The legion, the auxiliary, the 40
and 8" and the e. and 40" will
transact their years business and
take part in the three-day fun
fest.
Governor Dan Moody. himself q
legionnaire. will head the list OF
speakers. Other prominent person.
ages who will be present are Wal
ton d. Hood, formerly Of San An
tonic, national vice-commander;
Rufus Scott Of Paris. state COM
mander: Jack Blalock, assistant at
torney-general.
Parades Feature
Two highlights Of the conclave
will be the parade Of the "40 and
8" the night OF Aug. 20 and the
Legion parade the next evening.
The 40 and 8" parade will be fol-
lowed by the Wreck" or 40 and
8" initiation.
A fish fry, yacht races. air cap
ers and fishing in the Gulf will be
other advertisements for the former
soldiers. They also will be given
an opportunity to inspect the ST.
100000 United States cruiser Cleve-
land which has been assigned 10
Port Arthur for the convention.
One OF the proposals likely to
brouse the most discussion is that
to recommend legislation Of boxing
in Texas.
A three-cornered race for the
state commandership looms with
Col. William E. Easterwood Of Dali
las. chewing gum magnate, state
vice commander; Ben Dean Of
Breckenridge, former national ex-
ccutive state adjutant, being men
toned for the pest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

Santo grant, FL Jardin subd., plat
4-52. $40 etc.
E. L. Chapman ct Tx to J. G.
Bennett, lot 0, blk. 10, San Benito
townsite, $40 etc.
Virginia NJ. Villareal ct al to 3.
II. Dunlap, entire 5-l2 undivided in
terest less so acres La Feria grant,
$40 etc.
Hidalgo County
p. d. Haley ct al by sheriff to
D. Laurel, Beeville, S4o.75.
Minnie A. Kuhn ct vir to N. w.
Jewelry Co., Inc, w. 10 acres lot
l42. Holt Tract subd., 81 etc.
r. II. Brannan ct ux 10 G. Z.
Craig. lots ! and 3, section 81, Mo-
Tex. $1,000.
w. r. Montgomery, trustee to H.
A. Manley. w. l-2 Of 4. l-2 lot Is,
blk. 48. Alamo tract, $500.
Lloyd M. Bentsen ct al to NJ. N.
Manning. 5. 5 acres of N. 20 acres
lot Sc. Holt tract. $2750.
Jerome Burke % Mae r. Burke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

your fAce?" he repeated. Mg
he heard only the tail-end on III
sentence. well, it's q good <pail
Job"
Then ne turned back Co his mar
ket page, as II that. was the onl
thing that really interested him Cha
morning.
Chatty did not speak to him agai
for a week.
CTo Be Continued
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John kleiber. Judge
No orders.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract COD
Cameron County

FURNISHED by Valley Abstract COD
Cameron County
j. A. Seagrove to l.. L. Barnett ct
al, lots / and 2, blk. 3, lots 5 and
8, blk. 4, Lockhart addn., Harrington,
SO etc.
Martha b. Hash ct vir to the
Cherokee Bldg. and Loan Assn, I'M
divided Ais interest in 40 acres
near Harrington. 81 etc.
James Dickinson Mtge. Co. to
Molie Bowls. N. 23.10 acres blk. 25,
FL Jardin Heights subd., sur. 81.
subd. ID, share 10, Esp. Santo grant,
1920.
Los Ebanos Est. Inc. to Homer D.
Harlow ct uX, lot II. blk. 6, Los
Ebanos addn., Brownsville, 81, 884.69.
Stella Y. de Junco ct vir. TO Pas
cual Sanfillippo. N. IL blk. IL,
Yznaga subd, plat SIS. $500.
W. A. Long. by trustee to F. w.
Phlieger. north ! acres, blk. 80, Soils
subd., La Feria grant, $500.
G.. G. Henson ct al y Joe Celaya,
Jr.. lot 3, blk. 44-A, Brownsville.
$3.50.
Joe Celaya. Jr.. ct ux to Louis
La Madrid. lot g., blk. Ala, Browns
vile. $40 etc.
+. A. Monsees. w. Z. Spivey to
Sophia A. Spivey. lot 464, and Is
feet off lot 463, Colonia Victoria, $40
etc.
G.. A. Siggins ct ux to r. A.
Hightower. east 20 acres blk. 10, FL
Jardln subd., share 80. Esp. Santo
grant, lot 8. blk. IS, Containing 10
acres CapiSallo dist. American Rio
Grande Land e. Irrigation Co.
G. A. Siggins to II. ID. Harlow ct
Tx, E. 1-2 lot 10. share 80, Esp.
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N. IL lot 15s, Jno. II. Shary subd-.
$40 etc.
A. c. and Maud M. Jones to Ma
bel I. Jones, lot 376, porcion 50 and
20, 81 etc.
It. S. Martin ct ux to w. II. Best,
2. 48 acres out Of lot 10, blk. l48,
West Tract subd., $500.
A. W. Kadel ct ux to j. M. Nor
row ct ux, 5. 1-2 Of NV IL sec.
-, porcion SO to 81, $40 etc.
j. M. Morrow ct ux to S. S. Mil
Ter. S. IL Of NV IA OF NV Ia
sec. Is. por. SO to 81, $40 etc.
Nellie Frizzell to F. J. Paddock.
9.27 acres out Of lot 80 and 10 acres
out Of lot 80. Holt tract, $500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

like all the Sunday school teachers
in the state rolled into one"
And SO Chatty spent another night
with Winnie Talcott.
And she woke again with o head
ache and q heavy. sick feeling at
the pit OF her stomach.
Il really do need makeup this
morning" she told Winnie. when
they were having their coffee at
Ilgh-noon. Il look like a dishrag.
and I feel ike one"
She was still pale the next morn
ing when she got UP to go to the
office.
She stopped In at Ben Tomlinson's
drug store on the corner and bought
herself some of the kind OF rouge
and lipstick that Winnie used. On
the way downtown she put It on.
Dave Jordan was in the elevator
when she got into It fifteen min
utes later.
Good morning" he said to her.
and unfolded his newspaper rs II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
Valley People VIII.
Attend Canal Meet
Especial 90 The Herald)

tSpeclai 10 Ine heralu)
HARL1NGEN, Aug. 22.-A large
number of Valley people are ex-
pected to attend the i~ntracoastal
canal convention, to be held October
% and 26 at beaumont. according
to r. r. Stuart, who has returned
to the Valley from Oklahoma.
Dates Of the convention were an
nounced following receipt Of a COM
municatior from Roy E. Miller Of
Corpus Christi, manager OF the In,
tracoastal Canal association.
Miller, in a letter to Myron F.
Ward. chamber y commerce secre-
tary here, mentioned that right-of-
way agreements should be made
now on the proposed route Of the
canal from Co "; ; Christi to the
Valley. and this matter probably
viii be handled by Mr.. Stuart.
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ing to get sick again. the way you
did last night-but you're all right
now. aren't you little sport?"
She nodded. closing her eyes.
He kissed her and she didn't care.
She knew that she ought not to let
him. He was married.
"But I can't stop him." she thought
dreamily. And. anyway. what diff
ference does it make whether he's
married or not. He doesn't live with
his wife. He's really freel"
They stayed out there In the warm
darkness until Jim Bowen came out.
with his straw hat on and his light
overcoat over his arm. and said 1t
was time to 60 home.
you can't 90 home like this. baby"
Bryant said to Chatty. Not to that
mother that I met tonighti Oh. boy.
you should e her. Jiml She looks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

there were something OF vital i'm
portance In IL.
Good morning" answered Chatty,
moistening her lips. do something
for me. win your Tell.Lne In I have
too much makeup on my face"
She knew that he detested make
up on her. She knew that he would
remember how he had asked her
never to wear it-and how she had
promised him not to.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
I03RD DISTRICT U
Hon. A M. Kent, Judge

Ruth Lemons VS.. j. w. Lem
mons, divorce granted.
No. $500, c. w. Reed VS.. j. B,
James. receiver appointed.
No. 5454. Texas Employers Insur-
ance Co. VS.. j. l.. Bradshaw ct al,
judgment for defendant.
No. 87l4. Eidis ID. X. Hanson VS..
s. T. Helgeson. dismissed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the District Courts:
No. 67i7. Antonio T. de Armen-
daris VS.. Pablo Armendaris, divorce.
No. S718. Gertrudis @. de Elizondo
VS.. Arturo Elizondo. divorce.
No. 8719. Theo. s. Ruiz VS.. Berta
Librada Ruiz, divorce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
DIEHL BABY

HARLINGEN, Aug. pa baby
boy was born Tuesday of this week
to DR.. and Mrs. George Diehl OF this
city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
Results of Water
Parlev Withheld

MEXICO CITY, Aug. %. (R-
The international water commission
charged with reaching an agree
ment between the United States
and Mexico on disposal Of the va
tiers Of the Rio Grande. Colorado
and Tia Juana rivers, met in Its
second secret session Wednesday
without announcement of what took
place at the first meeting Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22
COUNTY COURT

FUH. OSCdF DdHCy, Juugt
Suits filed: ISL, In re-estate. w
L. Lehman, deceased, probate Of es-
tate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

W. z. Anderson, San Benito
prominent Valley engineer is q
member of the American section
Of this commission. and Is attend
ing the conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-22

18TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
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. BEATRICE BURTON

copvalsHr ,sea. CENTRAL pREse ASSN nc. clgvElANo. CHIC. ~
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
Gen. SIaden Inspects
Fort Eustis Trainees

FORT EuSTIS, Va, July &c.
Major Gen. Fred w. Sladen, com.
manding the Third Corps Area,
which includes Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia and the District Of
Columbia, inspected the 1900 young
Americans undergoing instruction
in the citizens military training
camp here today.
The customary 1s-gun salute W4s
fired and the Thirty-fourth 1nfAn-
try acted az his guard Of honor.
After inspecting the routine acttvi.
ties Of the training camp, General
Sladen reviewed the training camp
battalion.
After being entertained at lunch.
con by Brig. Gen. Charles D. Rob.
erts, General Sladen left for Fort
Monroe to inspect the training camp
there. The Fort Eustis camp, with
an enrolment Of 1921, Is the sec
ond largest in the country. Tho
largest Is Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, which
has 1892 men enrolled. Nearly
10000 citizen soldiers are beins
trained in So similar camps through
out the nation.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
Judge Cobb to Address
Bar Group at Detroit

Judge James A. Cobb, of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia Municipal Court,
and Senator Arthur H. Vandenburg
of Michigan speak at the annual
convention of the National Negro
Bar Association which opens tonior-
row at Detroit. Mich, and continues
through Friday, August 2.
Senator Vandenburg will speak on
"Reapportionment," which is Great
ing much controversy among negro
political groups in their agitation for
the enforcement Of the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments to the
Constitution.
Others from this city in atten.
dance at the conference will be
Charles e. Robinson. president of
the local bar association, and e. G.
Hubert, member Of the national pub
iicity committee.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
2 More Florida Banks
Fail for 81. .4(O. 600

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July so
G.N.S.).--The affairs of two more
banks of Florida, involving deposits
aggregating nearly 81. 400. 900 were
in the hands Of the State conptroI.
Ter today following their failure
yesterday.
The banks, the Melbourne State
Bank at Melbourne, and the Brevard
County Bank, Of Cocoa closed their
doors following heavy Withdrawals
by depositors.
Cocoa and Melbourne were without
banking facilities as the result Of
the failures.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
MRS. ANNA g. MURTO

Rites for Mrs. Anna e. Murto, who
died Sunday at her home, IS W Sc.
N. W., viii be conducted Thursday
in Albany ". z.
She is survived by her husband,
Richard B. Murto; three sons, DR..
T. v. Murto, OF Middleton, Pa; r.
b. Murto, jr., navy warrant OF
ficer, u. s. s. Arctic. and Charles
B. Murto, OF this city: q daughter
Mrs. Maurice Shea, of Philadelphia
a sister, Mrs. Martha Mullon. and a
brother, John w. Viggers, both OF
Albany.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
DIR. HARRY c. FRANKENFTELD

DIX. HARRY G. FRANKENFIELD
Funeral services for DIR. Harry
Crawford Frankenfield. Weather
Bureau official, who died yesterday
at Emergency Hospital from in.
juries sustained when he was struck
by an automobile July %, win be
conducted at / o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at Hysong's funeral
chapel. Interment win be in Airing.
ton National Cemetery.
Edward III. Johnson, colored, -,
Of Baltimore, Nd. alleged to have
sdriven the machine which struck
the prominent meteorological, will ap-
pear at the inquest today at the
District Morgue.
DR.. FrankenfieId, who was 66
years old, was run down by the car
at Vermont Avenue and III Street
Northwest, suffering a broken hip,
broken rib. and other injuries. He
had been associated with the
Weather Bureau since 1898. A ma
tive Of Easton, Pa, he studied at
Lafayette College.
A member of the Cosmos Club
and q past grand master of the
Hiram Lodge OF Masons. he resided
at the Portsmouth Apartment. He
IL survived by his wife, Mrs.
Katherine Frankenfield.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Vernon y. Baker. "a. and Alice 4.
Mandler, ~ The Rev. w. A. LAM
Charles R. Bush. ~. ana virginia 4.
Wray. II. The Rev. c. B. Austin.
John J. Britton. as, and Caroline D.
Fishburne. a. The Rev. J. K. Cart
Bernard L. Fletcher, 20. of culpeper.
Va. and BsrtheldA jackson. %, Of
Gordonsvllls. Va. The Rev. A. =.
Bsrny F. Joyn.r. -. ana Catherine
u. Towles. p. The Rev. W. L. Tur-
Frank Hail, IS. ana GLADYS N. Phil
lips, ~. The Rev. II. d. TiIIman
John w. white. %, and Hilda r.
Briscoe, 10. The Rev. NJ S. Hughes
Thomas W. Harris, 81. ana Claude
Gardner, IS. The Rev. W. A. Jonea
Paul Zilder, Is, and Mildred King, a1
both Of Clinton. N. J. The Rev. A. r.
william L. Bailey, -. ana Helen c.
Washington. Is. The Rev. D. wash
Howard 4. jackson, ii. ana Grace
N. Campbell. 10. both Of Richmond. Ths
Rev. H. 3. Jones.
shsrley Brock, 70, ana Thsima Coils.
~. The Rev. Archie Catlett.
Carlos A. Loop, 25. and Lucllle II.
Hornsberger. "a. The Rev. n. J. Coun-
cilor.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
LANES d. yOLTZ

Funeral services for James D.
Voltz, Of 424 New Jersey Ave.
S. e., who died Saturday at Gar.
field Hospital, were conducted to.
day in the P. A. Taltavull funeral
chapel. Interment was in Glen.
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. Voltz, who was s. years old,
was the son of the late James Alex.
apder and Margaret VoItz.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
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9Th at Z ST n W MAJ 5000
Open evenings and SUNDAY
Unusual bargains at our
new Used Car Lot, K ST.,
between 5th & 9Th SITS. NV.
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
SCOUT FETE GUARDED

LIVERPOOL, England, July 80
Q,N.S.l--G Guards have been placed
about Arrowe Park, where the world
Jamboree of the Boy Scouts is to
open tomorrow, as d result OF threats
OF young communists to make a hos
tile demonstration against the Boy
scouts as . "militaristic organiza.
tion.''
The Washington times., 1929-07-30
SIX DIE IN BLAST

BUCHAREST, Rumania: July 30
u.N.S,l.-Six persons are known to
De dead and from 20 to 80 others are
missing and are believed to be dead,
IN an explosion near Moreni, in the
Rumanian oil fields. The chief engi.
neer of the field went insane.