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cial figures indicating she had
crowded Mrs. Gladys O'Donnell
out of second place in elapsed time
for the air derby to date. Mrs.
O'Donnell took 2 hours 81 minutes
to make the Ell Paso-Midland hop.
Blanche Noyes, Cleveland, mar
rowly escaped death when her
plane caught fire in mid-air near
Pecos. She put out the flames
with a fire extinguisher and
landed with such force that land
ing gear of her plane was dam
aged. After making repairs she
flew on.
Florence Barnes, San Marino,
CAL, was forced to return to FL
Paso with a sputtering motor. It
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AIDS WATER PROJECT

Missouri River Plan Gets s2,O00,0Oo
Fund.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Allot-
ment of 100000 to the nine-foot
inland waterway project on the
Missouri river between Kansas City
and the mouth was announced by
James Good, secretary Of war today.
He said the funds became avail
able from excess sums allottza 70
other projects.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at $3.50 a. m:
West wind, thirteen miles an
hour: temperature, SO; barometric
pressure 30.07 at sea level; ceiling
5000 feet; visibility. unlimited;
field, good.
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King Georges Health Improves
By United Press
LONDON, Aug. liking George
V will be able within a few days
to proceed to his summer home at
Sandringham Palace.
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her second failure the started Wednesday forced to return to
Paso frst tmet this snnonino
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SEEK MEMORIAL SITE

Appraiser Appointed to Estimate
Land.
The George Rogers Clark Me-
mortal commission at meeting to-
day empowered the chairman, Glenn
j. Richards of Terre Haute, to ap-
point an appraiser for the land
around the memorial site which IS 90
be incorporated in the plaza.
The land is valued at around
s150,000 and is desired to complete
the appearance Of the structure.
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FAV0RS FARM RELIEF
Senator Brookhart Declares Tariff
Bill Will Pass Houses

SCAI0bVA Ae1OOAAe<AAS OCCAdA CS
Bill Will Pass Houses
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The
senate will adopt the debenture plan
of farm relief as part of the tariff
bill and there is good chance the
house will accept it, Senator Smith
w. Brookhart declared upon his re-
turn here today.
"The plan is the same principle as
the equalization free" he said. For
that reason it is favored by Gov
ernor Lowden and most of us who
have been working for that prin-
ciple."
Parent Teachers to Picnic
A picnic dinner will be held at
Brookside park next Thursday fol
members of Parent Teachers ASSo-
citation and children of Potter Fresh
Air school.
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8,178 CLAIMS
PAID FARMERS
Refunds Given for Taxes on
Gasoline.

Indianians and tourists within the
states boundaries spent approx
mately seven and three quarters
millions Of dollars Tor gasoline in
July, monthly reports in the state
auditors Office indicated today.
Refund claims paid to farmers foc
taxes paid on gasoline used for
agricultural purposes totaled 8,178,
the largest number In The history of
the gasoline tax collecting depart
ment, according to Leland J. Fish
back, collector.
The July refunds amounted TO
$50 ,232.6G. The previous high month
was in June. 1928, when 1890 re-
funds were made July refunds in
1928 total 5,675, amounting 20
S38,91476.
Gasoline consumption in the state
for the month Just ended tot8led
38.331.785 gallons. which, at an aV-
erage price of 2O.2 cents a gallon
costs motorists and other users
S7743,O 2057, according to unofficial
compilation.
July consumption Was second only
to that of the preceding month,
when 1929, 683 gallons we're used
netting. under the accent tax, the
high collection total Of $I,5U18733
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BOULDER DAM
LAND SCHEMES
APPEAR HERE
Better Business Bureau
Warns Promoters Are
Promising Riches.

+ Investigate thoroughly before YOU
S1vest any money in Boulder Dam
fand promotion schemes, the Better
Business Bureau warned Indlanapo-
TX citizens Today.
The warning followed receipt Of
hformetiOn one set Of promoters IS
trying TO sell to Indianapolis per-
sons land within a few miles Of Nj
1nd Cal. village of 300, near
which eight persons were found
dead from exhaustion and lack Of
water as they tried 10 cross the
desert IN an ancient automobile
several DAYS ago.
Yerdant Land of Promise
The promoters are describing the
desert as yerdant and of promise
e ! The bureau warning says the
ZANE food OF schemes as followed
the Muscle Shoals development in
tennessee is in the wake OF con-
ercssiOnal authorization of the
Boulder dam project. Experts IA
miliar with construction Of the dam
eel the bureau it Will be from
twelve to fifteen years before any
water for irrigation Will be avail
able from Boulder dam and the
Chief benefit will be to districts far
Below. which already have a species
81 irrigation
CalifOrnians Defrauded
z one concern dcfraUded ] 900 Cali
furnians by selling them Boulder
Dam" land which, it was discoY-
cred. was from 200 to 400 feet
above the level of the Colorado
river. 1t Is a matter of common
knowledge, the bureau pointed out,
that it Is impractical to pump wa
ter for irrigation purposes higher
than $50 feet.
At present, the bureau points out
no one knows definitely what lands
viii be subject to irrigation from
the dam.
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STATE REBATES
S1,236 PLATE
FEES IN DAY
Auto License Refunds Set
New Record; TotaIed
$4,000 Last Year.

The state did a record business on
returned automobile license plates
Wednesday and paid out 81 ,23646,
William E. Wilmer, rebate clerk, an
nounced today alter compilin. the
figures.
Wilmer has been in charge OF re-
bates for the last five years and
asserted this sum is the largest ever
paid out in a single day.
The amount was divided as fol-
lows: buses $500; passenger cars
S401.05; trucks S2O4.58. and one
motorcycle 83 cents The highest
fee paid during the day was SIS on
returned bus plates and the low
est the motorcycle.
Last year the total returned fees
totaled $4,000 and this years budget
for rebates is 100000. and will be
more than exhausted, Wilmer pre-
diets
Wilmer has signed 12,724 checks
made out by Mrs. Geneva Walker
rebate clerk.
Payments are made eleven months
of the year. each month the plates
we're in service being counted out
in making the deductions. The low
est rebate check ever paid was s
cents and the highest for single
months rebate was $16.67 on bus
plates.
Five years ago only about 5000
were returned for rebate.
Wilmer attributes the increase to
the taking buses out Of service by
merging and replacement of lines
and to increased trade in automo-
biles in general.
He said Indiana is one of but a
few states that makes rebates and
it is lowest in original fees charged.
Plates must be returned and forms
properly filled out and notarized
berfor rebate is made. The check
is made through the files and the
plates are destroyed.
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ROBIN HERE AUG. 10
RefueIing Exhibitions viii
Be Given in City.

The st. Louis Robin. world cham
pion endurance plane, with Dale
Rcd Jackson and Forest (Obie)
O'Brine, will ARRIVE here Aug, 10
for a tWo-day stay.
The Robin will be accompanied
by the refueling ship manned by
Major c. Ray Wassall and P. F.
CShorty) Chafee, and will give re-
fueIing exhibitions. The Robin lett
st. Louis today on a tour of the
nation, going to Chicago.
The population Of the continental
United States is increasing at a
rate Of approximately 100000 per-
sons year, or about one person ev-'
cry twenty three seconds.
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Illness Followed Nervous
Breakdown While on
ZiagfeId Stage,

8U pjtCd Press
NEW YORK. Aug, 3.-Ruby
Keeler (NIrs. Al folsom who re
Gently underwent an operation at
the Lenox Hills hospital following
her collapse in her dressing room
at the ziegfeld theater continued to
improve, the hospital reported today
LAS yet Miss KeeIer is not allowed
to have visitors. however" her nurse
said.
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Canary Mystery
First the Gold Fish Are
Stolen From Marott,
Now the Bird!
WELL, we still have the
WV ,n,,nr. on, the Mill >, re-

WELL, we still have the
w paper on the wall" re-
marked Samuel Kingsbury, man
ager Of the Marott hotel with
irrepressible optimism as he re-
ported the latest theft today
Someone stole the hotel CANARY
out of its cage in the main lobby
Thursday night.
Six weeks ago all the goldfish
we're seined out of the big pool in
the hotel plaza.
In the case of the goldfish clew5
we're left. The thief lett a burlap
bag he used as a seine. Tuesday
dozens Of persons saw school Of
goldfish swimming in Fall Greek,
opposite the hotel probably the
missing ones trying to get home.
But in the case Of the canary
Kingsbury said there was not even
fingerprint left on the cage.
Anyone seeing a stray canary
need not phone the hotel" said
Kingsbury. I don't know one
canary from another and I
wouldn't be able to identify ours
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RADIO CONCERTS WILL
BE GIVEN AT BEACH
Bathers at McClure'S Are Protected
by Guards.

, Afternoon and evening radio con-
certs will be entertainment features
all next week at the Mcclure mu-
nicipal beach. Twenty-SiXth street
and White river. where thousands
have been finding relief from the
hot weather.
To safeguard bathers, five life
guards are on duty. Depth mark
ers aye another safety precaution.
For small children. a sand pile and
slide are under supervision of a
matrOn.
The radio concerts viii be pro-
vided by courtesy of Frank Viking,
president of the viking Music
Company. an enthusiast in water
sports who donated suits for the
Mcclure life guards.
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Deoth Notices

KURTz. FLORENCE MARIE NEE Noellel
Age 81. beloved wife Of Arg s. Kurtz.
mother OF Ralph KUrtz. passed away
Friday a. m ar her residence 2l0 n.
Beville Ave Funeral Monday. Aug s.
: D M at the above address. Burial
crown Hill Friends invited. G II.
HERMANN in charge
MAJOR ERNEST-Age II wears. beloved
little son OF Steven Major and Elsie
Vanckeleer and Glen Harvey, age II
wears. beloved little son OF Burton snd
Lcsta Harvey departed this life Wednes-
dav. July 81 Double funeral Saturday
Aug g. at residence 1854 y Dearborn
St ? p. m Burial Memorial Park.
Friends invited Funeral under direction
OF Moore & kirk.
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In Menorian1 Notices

N MENORIAM- In loving memory OF Gail
Watson Cardinal, who passed away
wears ago today Aug. ?, 1925
Dearest Gail how VIC miss Won.
since from the earth YOU passed away
our hearts are ackIug for YOU.
And We think of YOU today.
Sadly missed by husband.
KENNETH CARDINAL.
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Business Places for Rent

STORE ROOM Good business corner. BY
2 shops. good location for drug store .ent
reasonable. 702 N. Holmes. Be 4811
LARGE ROOM-Virginia Ave and MaTv-
land St; suitable for light manufacture
ing busl.; real bar; doWntn To- Ii 1862
STORERMS. Near Fountain Square. $40
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BUi bjfCd press
NEW YORK, Aug. among a
collection Of 856 tropical fish which
have been brought to the New York
aquarium are several Nassau group
ers which can change their color.
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Special Notices

If Humphrey Davy Millett Cson of the
late Reverend T. Davy Millett of Corn
walD who was last heard of in Chicago
will apply to G. Z. B. Rogers, Solicitor
Reading. England. he Will hear Of some
thing to his advantage.
REDUCING rapidly. safely; amazing re-
suits; relief for rheumatism neuritis.
diabetes hay and rose fever, kidney trou-
BILE high blood pressure, all blood troubles
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. $50 E. Ohio
St. Room 303. Castle Hall. Lii 5092.
SALADS HOMEMADE: NO DELIVERY
CHARGES: 30 CENTS PINT. PICNIC
SALADS A SPECIALITY. MRS. H. T.
DWIGGINS. 4106 E. TENTH. Oh. SAB.
STRICTLY HOME MADE BREAD ALL
KINDS CAKES, PARKER HOUSE ROLLS,
BAKED IN MY OWN HOME; REASON
ABLE. MRS. STOKER. 2157 n. CAPITOL.
WANTED-Plain sewing; reas.: good ref
erence. Msr. Clarice Sharerr. 533 Coffey.
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Cottages and Resorts

SUMNER COTTAGE-Knightstown lake.
Tr. 1901
RMS.-Completely furn 1000 north on
White river Aug 4-1o II. 1903
RAVENSWCOD-6-roo summer or winter
cottage furnished. Dr.. 2790-M
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ASK FOR BOND ISSUE
Irvington School Problem
Passed to Tax Board.

The school board Friday decided
to pass the problem Of what to do
about the new Irvington high school
to the state tax board. Low bids
received Thursday on the school
totaled S753,613, while the board has
appropriated only 100000.
The building and grounds COM
mittee of the school board decided
today to present two plans to the
state tax board Plan one asks for
an additional bond issue Of 100000,
and plan two calls for a transfer
of $4,000 from the general fund,
and cutting the cost of the building
by eliminating the gymnasium.
The tax board may accept one Of
these proposals. In case both are
rejected it will be necessary to adj
vertiSe for new bids.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS wish to thank all
our ncichbcrs and friends for deep
gratitude and comforting expression OF
sympathy shown us during the death OF
NV dear mother. Mrs COrdela Nearer.
MRS PARLAN JAMES. and CHILDREN.
SAN HAROLD and LEON ESTUL.
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In Bolivia the natives Of the in
terror wear hats and shirts made of
the bark of a tree. 1t first is soaked
in water and then beaten until pill
able.
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Lost and Found


BLUE COAT-Biblc. glasses. Eversharp;
reward. MI. Berry. Ii. 1888.
BOSTON TERRIER FEMALE
Lost on Noblesville road: dark seal with
white nose band and white markings on
neck: bat ears; named Nifty; reward.
Ii. 1891.
FEMALE CAT
Solid black: bob tall near 23rd and Col
lece ave; reward for information or re-
turn. Lii. 1920. MI. Overman.
LOST-Polce DOG. light with black back.
answers to name Tony reward. Dr..
6124W.
LOST-Diamond ring at Longacre; re-
ward. Dr. 1866 ring 3.
LOST-White Collie dog: male; answers
to name Skippy. Wa. 1921,
LOST BULLDOG-White with brown spots:
name Vic. Reward. Or. 1914.
LOsT-Scarf triangle; red and white,
downtown. Ii. 1854. Red Cross.
STRAYED-Red orange setter, pup. male;
reward. Ir. 3467-W.
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Help Wanted Male
statesmen

SALESMF4N
WE WANT ! statesmen TO REPRE-
SENT US IN PERMANENT TERRI
TORIES.
THE MEN WE CHOOSE MUST BE
BETWEEN 30 AND IS YEARS OF AGE.
HAVE 4 GOOD SALES PERSONALITY
AND BE ABLE TO FURNISH CON
VINCING PROOFS OF HIS SALES
POSITIONS PAY SALARY AND
BONUS. SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS
ASSURED OF SUBSTANTIAL INCOME.
THEY WILL BE FULLY TRAINED BY
COMPETENT SALES EXECUTIVE.
CALL c. I FISHEL. LINCOLN HOTEL,
FRIDAY OR SATURDAY, FOR AP-
POINTMENT.
HOUSE-TO-HOUsE SOLICITORS Can
make s45 q week with rs. No experience
REQUIRED. Apply 2s5F N. Capitol.
SALESMAN = Chargeable
drawing account 70 right man. G. Z.
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EOUSEK EEPER-Middle age. with boy.
school age exper.. prefer country: 5000
ref. in exchange Address I'D. r, KIRK.
r. l. Monrovia IND.
WILL PREPARE MEALS-Luncheons and
dinners; exp. woman; reference. Ia l29l
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Help Wanted Male
MANUFACTURERS
Statesmen

Every speciality salesman knows the
Mills Novelty. co. Our trade marx is
and Bradstreet classification Simllar to /
that Of Ford Motors and the u S. steel
Corporation over 40 Years OF business /
success behind US. rnS county, Ky ss y in
mans biggest money making held, par /
zone Our tremendous advertising ana |
sales promotion campaign Will give YOU !
an enormous volume Of business IN the |
next l6 months on our brand-neW coin |
operated instrument. This IS Sl;UuO per
month and up proposition. Men VINO nave !
sold ADVERTISING insurance, mechanical
refrigeration. cash registers. Photographs. |
radios vending machines. fountains. Sc
by nv proposition. Also live-wire pro-
moterS are making killing exploiting
our product under a sure-hit sales policy.
Cash in on our distribution program as
set for the next Is months. need six
high-class men for this high-class CON
B6ss H6 fs Is for can
Friday and Sat. a. m. interviews cour-
teousIy arranged. hut by phone only.
Out-of-town applicants. write
USED CAR statesmen
Are YOU satisfied with YOUR present
position? At this time we have an open
ing for . hgh-grade men that can pro-
duce We have the best used car buys in
the city and can make YOU very At
traCtive proposition See MR.. BROWN.
3547 + washington St
LAUTH CHEVROLET co.
WANTED
ACTIVE MEN FOR MEAT SHOP NAN
AGEMENT STATE AGE AND EXPERT
ENCE HIGH WAGES PAID. BOX D-l40.
TIMES. -
Help Wanted Female
MATTRESSES ''''''.'''' . 0-000
COUNTER GIRLS .....- ',...'.'.'.' !z.UU
COOKS REST. observation-disclosures. l9.0Q
PSRAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
$50 WHEN BLDG.
THREE more women to train for outside
selling this fall. salary while learning
The When Store. 50 N. PENNSYLVANIA,
Situations Wanted Mole
MAN-With 7-passenger sedan wants driv-
ing: 90 anywhere can do selling, any
kind of work Oh. 1925
Situations Wanted Female
HOUsEKEEPER-M Middle age, with boy.
school age eXper prefer country: 5000
ref in Exchange Address I'd. r, KIRK.
r. /. Monrovia. IND.
WILL PREPARE transformations and
dinners; exp woman; reference. Ia. 1921.
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MODERN HOME
S2.4O0-00

o06 N. GTaY' rooms lulI basement
garage nice yard, small fruit. interior
newly decorated. For appointment.
CALL OWNER. HU. 1851
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Houses for Sale
1885 South Penn.
UNUSUAL DOUBLE. EAST

Spanish design; 4 rooms q side with sun
porch. harwood floors. built-in features
TIE moor IN bath; full basement. double
cash. Mr.. Keller evenings. He 1910
SCHMID & SMITH, Inc,
y l. + V'nDCf
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CENTRAL, 1944-Nice. cool room: good
meals: home privileges. Ia. 0267
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ISED CAR SALESMEN
Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Female

MAN-With 7-passenger sedan wants driv-
ing; 20 anywhere: can do selling, any
kind Of work Oh. 1926.
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Monuments & Cemetery Lots

QUALITY MONUMENTS markers for
less indianapolis Granite Co, ~ at Fall
Greek HUI 1922. u. G. cor. Playground.
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Room for Rent With Board

CENTRALLY LOCATED
FircprOof. nicely furn. Special low rate
by vk. TO men during summer
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
NEW SPORT CLUB
 IS BEING FORMED
Prominent Americans Associated
 in International Movement

London. March 5 tPl-A number of prominent Americans are asso. ciated with sportsmen Of h other nations in the formation in London of a great international club of spor,smen and sportswomen, the Daily Mail announces.
 The club was inspired by sen- tence in the speech the Prince of Wales made at the golden wedding anniversary of Lord I.onsdale, fla nous sportsman. last July. The prince said. ''The best friendship. whether individual or international, is that made on the field of sport"
 The promoters, adopting this cue. conceived the formation of the club 10 be great home for sport in the heart of London. where men and women of all nations meet They secured premises on fashiona ble Park lane where the club, equipped on lavish scale. will be opened duting the present London season. The Duke of Westminster, the Mar quis Of Londonderry, Harry Payne Whitney. the American sportsman and the Duke Of Penaranda poloist
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
JONES ACT YIOLATOR
 SENTENCED WITH WINK
Philadelphia Judge Scarcs Youth by hsrceIns Prison Term. Then
 Changes It to Probation.

Philadelphia. March 5 LPl-A l5- year old boy was sentenced by Judge German yesterday 10 serve five years Ill the eastern penitentiary and pay fine of $1o.0oo. the maximum pen alty under inc new Jones act, for violation of the prohibition law.
 But there was a twinkle in the Judges eyes as he pronounced the sentence. He Winkd 10 court at taCheS and every one seemed 10 un- derstand that the court was testing tXcept the defendant, Frank GroCc.
 Frank was arrested with a jug Of wine shortly after the Jones act became q law. He told the court the wine did not belong 10 him, but that he Was taking it to q house where there was 10 he d party"
 Well" said Judge German, you are sentenced 10 five years in the eastern penit"ntiary and 10 pay fine of Sl0.ooo. the maximum under the law. That's what you get for drinking and carrying liquor" Thcl 10 court attaches the court said. Put him in q cell. and then rus him off 10 the penitentiary." ThrN locked Frank up and he cried. Alt"t an hoHr in d cell he was again brought before the court.
 I'm going 10 give you the chance
New Britain herald., 1929-03-05
AL SMITH PLAYS GOLF
 AS HOOVER TAKES OATH
Defeated Candidate tn Good HunhDr -Will start Return Trip to
 New York Tomorrow.

Palm Beach, Fla. March 5 R1
 As Herbert Hoover took the oath that made him president of the United States, his opponent in the
 November election, Alfred F.. smith. former New York governor, swung well timed drive against gut,a
 percha pellet on the seventh tee Of
 the Everglades Golf club here. watched the sphere go sailing down
 the fairway-and cfuckled.
 Mir. Smith awoke late yesterday at his hotel, where he and Mrs. Smt h nearly q month. After a leisurely 1 breakfast, he and three members of his party motored to the golf course. At just about 12:45 o'clock. ss
 President Hoover raised his hand to take the oath. Mir. smith made his
 drive and smiled happily as William
 F. Kenny, of New York, Congratu- lated him on the stroke.
 Last night at 11:55 o'clock, the Smith party boarded the private car of Mir. Kenny and left for the north.
 A brief stop will be made at Wash
 ington Wednesday morning, another at point in Delaware. and Mir.
 smith will arrive back on the side walks of New York about 10 o'clock. Mr. smith did not send tele- gram of congratulations to President | Hoover yesterday. He contemplated q such action in the morning. but since I saw Mir. Hoover less than
 two weeks ago and personally cx- tended my congratulations and felici- ! tations, 1 did not care to bother him with a telegram" he said.