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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-20
Indy to Pilot Huge Plane

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, March 2O.Col-
Charles A. Lindbergh will return
here Thursday from the Guggen-
heig estate in Santa Barbara to
take the Patrician, twenty passen-
ger plane, up for a test flight before
he returns east.
New motors were being installed
today in the big craft, which carried
a full passenger load to an eleva-
ton of 10000 feet in twenty minutes
last week
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WEDNESDAY

80 wEAF, WEI, VITO. WAR. W 14EGi
WGSH, WGY. WGR. WWJ. WTAM.
e..s . MAS. WSB. VINO. ,, ,,,-1,, ,
T WRo W@Af p0 KpKA WV K W2z
70o-Sunkist Serenaders. (NBCl. WEAF,
W IS,R, W 4t54EI. KS KSD4 WOW. WTAG,
WDAF. WGY.
M hob ii ,Psh av (NBEG,. WIZ,
K N5M- K NEsS' M MSAR KIM KIM.
Simmons Show Boat (Columbia)
Was MGE MNb6: W MEAs K MOI.
z,o WKBW, WCAU, WIKI. MMAL 1o-'
7;3o-Sylvania ForesterS. tNBC). WIZ,
WV, WIZ WREN, KwK. XIV XIV
WBAL WRvA.
VITO. WTAG. WIFI. WGAE. K SsE
WOW, WDAF, WTMJ, wFAA.
goldsmith Brothers. (NBC), WIZ
Wal WBAL, WB BA. wJR, KYW. KWK,
WEI vito, WAR, Wac Wac.
McAE, WV, WGN. WTMj. Ksb,
KPRc. OK 9IA Was avq Nsm. WIS" WsB
WHIT, KOA, KSTP. VOC.
van HeuSen program. tColumbial
to same network as La Palma
Smoker except WCCO, WISH.
8:50-La Palma Smoker. Columbial WOR
WCAU, WEAN, WFBL, WNdAK
WCAO, WAS, WADC, WKRC
WGHP. WMAQ. WOWO, KNOX.
MG6o, WNAc, wLBW. wMAI
Palmolive hour. (NBCl. WEAF,
WSM. WSB. WHIT, WGR WEEI
VITO, WGN. WDAF. WAR.
WGY. WTAG, KSD. WCAE,
WTAM, WILT. WV. WOW
WTMJ, WHAS. ESTP. VOC.
WRC. WAX, KVOO. KPRC
Cabin Door. tNBc,. WIZ. KDKA
WJR, WREN
9:00-Kolster hour. (Columbial. same net
work as La Palma hour.
9:30-Daguerrotypes (Columbial same
network except KOHL. KMBC.
Gold Strand orchestra. (NBCl
WEAF. VITO. WGR. WCAE,
WWJ. WOW. voc. WGY. WILT.
WRC, KSD. KOA. WHAS. WSM,
KYW, WFAA KPRC. KSTP
WKY, WEEP. WTAG.
10.0C--Slumber music. (NBC). WIZ,
WHAS. WRC.
ValleeS orchestra. fNBCl. WEAF.
WDAF, WKY. KSD. WWJ
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Plane Carries Camera Men

Earl w. Sweeney, Hoosier airport
pilot and instructor, flew to
Lebanon, Ind, Tuesday in a Travel
Air biplane to carry motion picture
photographers making films of the
unwilling" of a mystery house"
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In Meniorion, Notices

IN MEMORIAM-In sad remembrance of
our darling baby. Rosemary Frances Reed,
who left us three years ago today, March
20. 1926.
She was only white rosebud.
A sweet little flower from birth,
God took her home to heaven.
Before she was soiled on earth.
There is not day dear Rosemary,
We do not think of you.
Sadly missed by her lonesome MOTHER.
DAD. SISTER. MARIE; GRANDPA AND
AUNT HAZEL.
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WFBM (12SO) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY

A. M.
700 to 9:00-Pep Unlimited Club.
1O:30-Women'S hour.
IL :OG-Fuller- Ryde morning musicale.
12:0O-Robert's Park Church Lenten serv-
ices.
PM.
12:30-Farm period.
12:30-Harry fuckers Barclay Hotel or
chestra (chain)
L :0G-PatternS in Prints (chain).
2:00-LApres Midi (chain).
4:00-Afternoon musicale, by studio Or
cheStra.
4.45-LuciIle Black, pianiste (chain).
5:O0-Popular program, studio orchestra.
5:15-Jim and Walt.
5:S0-Evergaldes orchestra (chain).
600-Longine's time; weather; Better
Business Bureau talk.
6:1O--CoIumbia Club dinner ensemble.
6:30--tCharlie Davis Rhythm Boys.
6:45-Columbia Club dinner ensemble.
7:00-Wheeler City Mission sacred hour.
7:30--United Ouera Company (chain).
S:3O-Indiana Ballroom dance music.
9:90-Kennedy Car Liner Company pro-
gram
observation-disclosures (chain).
1000 to 11:00-Silent.
Ii :00-LongineS time; weather; the
Columnist.
11:15-Indiana Ballroom dance music.
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DELAWARE. N. 1325-3-room apartment,
heat. water furnished; $50. Lii 7007; eve
ningS. Ia 0860.
ILLINOIS, 1702-North: arm. apt: lights.
gas furnished: colored $40. ia. 0943.
ILLINOIS. 2019 NJ rms; light. heat.
water gas ftirn; $50. Front apartment
with outside porch; I'd q. Apply az apt. l.
NEW YORK. E.. 2720-4 rooms. bath, heat.
water porch; s35. Oh. 5265.
ORANGE. l730-Upper duplex. newly
decorated rms. utilities furn. DR.. ASH;
WASH, E, 1922 rooms. ground floor.
heat. water, $780, garage; $3.50. Ii. 40sI.
TENTH. e., 1852 apts: 2 rooms: bath,
steam heat each: $50 s23.
NORTH SIDE-Upper duplex. rooms,
heat. gas water furn.: SIS. Ia. 1875.
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In theAir

Weather conditions at $50 a. IN.
at indianapolis airport:
Northeast wind, miles an hour:
temperature, A; barometric pres
sure, 1908 at sea level; ceiling, un-
limited; visibility, 10 miles.
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U. S. SIGNS TREATIES
Pacts With Belgium
Sealed in Washington.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-A
treaty of arbitration and a treaty of
Cancellation between the United
States and Belgium we're signed at
the state department today by
Prince Albert De Ligne, the Belgian
ambassador, and Secretary kellogg.
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Fishing the Air

MORE the traditional tunes of old scattered Spanish
1V1 conqadors along the route of Fl Canine Real win be broadcast
Snkt erenaders the NBC Wednesday night at
z o'clock
Aegreo Scherzando from Beehovens eighth symphony will
radio
the Columbia BrOadcastng System
Sir Edward Cigars Pomp Circumstance"
Flotow MARTHA heard
System wednesday night at 10 o'clock
speaker weekly synagogue
the NBC System each Wednesday night o'clock
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Dial I zQ,isterS
All references Are Central Standard Time,

WKBF (14OO) INDIANAPOLIS
CHoosier Athletic CIub)
WEDNESDAY
A. M
9:00-Freshman hour.
10:00-Recipe exchange.
10:15-StudiO program.
1O:25-Interesting bits of history, courtesy
of Indianapolis public library.
1O:3O-Livestock and grain market; weather
and shippers forecast.
10:40-Late news bulletins and sports.
p. M.
6:O0-Van Ess program.
6:3O-Indianapolis Athletic Club.
7:00-StudiO program.
S:00-The Girl Friends.
9:OO-Stiles C0llegians, the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club orchestra.
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ORGANIZE LAW GROUP
Lawyers Who Practice in Federal
Courts Form Club.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March 2O-Or-
ganization of the bar of the United
States of America, whose members
will be limited to attorneys who
practice in the federal courts and
who will take an oath to support
the constitution and the canons of
the American Bar Association, is
under way here, according to an
nouncement made Wednesday night.
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Traffic Greatest Problem

By United Press
CLEVELAND, March 20.-Amer-
ica's greatest problem is traffic, is
the belief of David Bloch, mayor of
Tel Aviv, Palestine, who is touring
the United States,
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Death Notices

BASON, ROBERT-Husband Of Minerva
Bason, father of Mrs. William EagleSon.
Mrs. Harry Ragsdale, Robert E. and Harry
E. Bason passed away Tuesday. March
10. at residence. 1906 y. Alabama Flu
neral Friday March %, at 2 .. m. at
residence. Interment Crown Hill ceme-
terry. Friends invited.
HARVEY. MRS. HENRIETTA W.-Widow
of the Rev. Charles w. Harvey. mother
of Daniel H.. Theodore F., John s..
Eleanor and Mary Harvey and Mrs. Char
lotte Ernsting. passed away at her home.
Sc ". Ritter Monday, March 15. Fu-
neral at late residence, Thursday. 2:30.
Burial Crown HILL
LAWSON. DOROTHY : Wife Of Roy R.
Lawson, 843 Park Ave, passed away
Tuesday evening, March 10. Funeral
Thursday at p. N. at residence. Bu-
rial Crown Hill cemetery.
SMITH. BENJAMIN WILLARD - Beloved
son OF Ida Belle and the late Albert r.
Smith. brother Of Charles, Arthur. Gil
bert. Floyd Kenneth, Marguerite. Wood
row and Ftfchard Smith. Mrs. Thomas
Helm and Mrs. John Mathews. passed
away March 10, 1929, 3 p. m. age IS
years. Friends may call Thursday after
noon and evening Funeral Friday. March
%, 100 p. m. at the residence. 406 s.
Dearborn St.. and p. m. at the Wood
side M E. church. Temple and South
eastern Ave. Friends Invited. Burial at
LemoriaI Raxlk
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Daylight Hits
Central Standard Time

Central Standard Time
THURSDAY
A. M.
3:O0-WEAF. (660l-U. S. Marine band
9:00-NBC System tWJZ. 7601-Dr. Cope
land hour.
f0:00-WMAQ t670)-Overture hour.
NBC System fWJz,76ol = Cooking
school
lo:15-NBC- System fwEAF. 66e)-House-
hold institute
P NJ.
i2:0o-NBC System fCentraD Farm and
Home hour.
2:45-WIP t61Ol Violin choir.
3.00-NBC System fWJZ. 750l--U. s.
s:3o-WEAE (ssol Twilight hoHx.
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
630-WEAF and NBC Observation-Disclosures orchestra.
700-WOR CHS Network-Hank Simmons Show Boat.
S30-WEAF Newo-Revers soloists Haenschens
orchestra.
9:00-WOR and CHS MISUNDERSTANDING orchestra.
WIZ and NBC Network-The Continentals
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Help Wanted Female

EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES - For coat
and dress department, all or part time.
APPLY CHARLES,
West Washington st.
WONDERFUL SIDE LINE-For house to
house solicitors; so per cent commission
paid each day.
WHEN SPECIALITY CO.,
303 When Bldg.
HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE GIRI-To
assist in household duties for room, board
and salary; family of three; located near
Butler university. Call HUI. 1924.
LADIES-Make $50 to $40 weekly; part or
full time. Address Box D 80. Give
phone number.
DIETICIAN OR STUDENT-For special
Sat. work. Young active with sales
ability. State qualification. Times 80.
SALESWOMEN-Fre to travel; those with
car p'f'd.; permanent position, interview
ing dealers. Ir. 1853. MR.. ROGERS.
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES-
House -house canvass. For interview
call at 20 S. Delaware st.
WANTED-Middle aged lady for housework
and help with small children. Call be-
fore p. m. SIS l0l4 Bellefontaine.
NEAT-APPEARING LADIES-For special
house-to-house advertising. The WHEN
STORE. 80 N. Penn. st.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA N, ,l326--Rm. kitchenette; LIST.
floor furnished. Ri iii.
CAPITOL; N, 807-2-room suite and
kitchenette: parking space Sc week.
DELAWARE. N, 7l3-Apt. 6; coy Groom
apartment. ri. 1847.
DELAWARE. 815 N.-First floor large,
front rms: accommodate or q: reas.
DELAWARE. N, $50 housekeeping rm.,
clean, modern. Ri. 1898.
ELDER, N. 728-Colored; 4 rooms: garage;
good condition. Be. 1884.
reasonable. DR. 4284-W.
MERIDIAN. N, 1835-Comforrtable front
apartment adjoining bath.
MERIDIAN. N, 1725-2 rms, kitchenette.
modern. everything furn.
MINKER, 269-Light housekeeping or
sleeping: furnished; reasonable
NEW JERSEY N, 2042-Large airy rm..
large kitchenette, large closet. modern.
NEW JERSEY N. l24-.Under new man.
agement: rooms. Ri 4145.
OHIO, E., 54O-Two front rooms; every
thing furnished. 81 week; room. 81,
ORIENTAL. N. 2O-Nice housekeeping apt;
modern; furn or unfuru. Ii. 9055
everyth. furn.; Sc and 81 He. 20l6.
PENN, 1864 NJ lovely, mod. rms; every
thing furnished; references. Ia. 1913.
PENN, 1866. N.-Lovely housekeeping apt.
also rms. for 2; references. "a. 1913
PRUITT, W. 1888 nicely furn. rms.
IS. Ha. 1486-W.
SHERMAN DR.. N, 2406-Modern rms. for
Housekeeping. Oh. 1917.
ST. JOE. E.. 227-2 lovely front rms. walk
ing distance. modern: $3.50.
TACOMA, NJ, l5-3-rm. apt. adults; near
car line; $3.50: garage. On. 6e61.
800 Z. VERMONT
-Four rooms. nicely furnished; very rea-
sonable Private entrance: hot water;
also ! sleeping I'm. Ri. 0575.
WASH, E. 330l--3 rms. everything fur:
private entrance. Oh. 1884.
BOTH. W. SOP or 3 furnished rms;
light. heat, gas. Ia. 0632
furnished. 1921 COLLEGE Ave. He. 1855.
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Business Announcements

CARPENTER repairing, painting.
job work. DR.. 2598-J.
FEATHERS bought sold and renovated;
feather mattresses, pillows made to order
F. E. Burke. Ais Mass. Ave. Ri. $685.
INTERIOR DECORATING-By experts. We
are fully equipped for any job. IA. 1858.
PAPER HANGING
Call after s p. m, II. 97l6.
PAPER HANGING-Paper furnished: SAM
ules free Work guaranteed Ii 1924
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Instructions

SIC-InStructionS in voice. piano and
other instruments. Call L. 0270.
ART = Public speaking. play
coaching language work. Graduate
teachers Call Ii. 0270.
PIANO LESSONS Shy graduate teach
er. III Pembroke Arcade, Phone. II. 0270.
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Situations Wanted Female

NURSING-Day or night; nervous or mem
tai cases given the best of care and con-
sideration. Reasonable. Ir. 4571.
COLLEGE STUDGNT-Colored: wishes to
serve luncheons. parties; afternoons and
evenings. Ia. 1858.
COLORED GIRL--WantS morning work,
days week; no Sunday work; good ref
erence. He. 1l04.
CURTAINS-And Draperies laundered: ex-
perienced colored woman. Ia. 5l40.
COOKENG-By experienced colored woman;
have the best of reference. Ha. 0529-W.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR-Neat. colored girl.
5 years experience; good ref. Ha. 4464-J.
COLORED GIRI-Experienced; will care
for children and gen. houseWork. Ia 1851.
COLORED WOMAN-LaundTy TO bring
home; 1rst-class work. Oh. 705s-R.
COLORED WOMAN-First-class reference:
work by " ,ek; half days. Ia. 5736.
COLORED GIRI-General homework; ex-
perienced; good cook. CHI 1923.
RESTAURANT-Maid or general house
work by neat colored girl. Ri. 5o95.
CARE FOR CHILDREN-Cleaning. ironing.
day or half day. Ri. 1888
MAID WORK-Experienced colored girl;
week WORK; reference. Ri. 1898.
WASHING-Ironing, cleaning; day work;
experienced. Oh. 1857.
EXPERIENCED GIRL-Housewor by day.
Reference. DR.. 3627-R.
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WANTED AT ONCE-Married couples for
kitchen and dining work; one mar
rted couple as night attendants; also sin
gle men attendants. Call or write Supt.
of INDIANA VILLAGE FOR EPILEPTICS,
Newcastle, Ind.
BAKER WANTED-HELPER OR BENCH
MAN. CALL OR WRITE SIS WASH.
ST. GEIKLER BAKERY AT COLUMBUS.
MARRIED MAN-ReSponSible position; ex-
ceptional opportunity for man with fair
education. See MR.. REESE. Gil Hume
Mansur Bldg, to 5.
Toolmakers, machinists ALLISON
ENGINEERING CO., Speedway.
BOYS WANTED-s5 to start; apply 7:3O
a. m. Thursday, 1926 Gent Ave.
MIDDLE AGED MAN-General light work.
$50 S. Senate; a. m. Thursday.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-20
Situations Wanted Male

BOY-l6 years old wants work on farm:
experiencedp. Address r. r. No. 4,
Box 434.
PORTER-Twenty years experience; best
of reference. DR.. 7125-R.
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Room, for Rent With Board

CENTRAL, 1944-Double rm.: boys: priv
ilegeS, excellent meals. Ia 0267.
EAST-Lovely front rm.; good home cook
ing; garage; near car line. IT. 0884-R.
nm. excellent meals Ha. $500.
MICH. W. 3333-Lovely. airy rm.; mod:
home cooking; garage. Be. 1856
SMALL CHILDREN-Under school age;
Protestant home. Oh. 1734-J.
MOTHERS AND CHILDREN-Wtl care for
children. 2232 N. Meridian. Ia. 1903
CHILDREN-Special care given; good
LovELY-Large nm, mod, private home;
garage. Oh. l242-M.
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Hotels

HooSIER INN-44O Mass. clean, steam
ltd. rms, connect showers: 81. SIS.
CLINTON HOTELS Vir Ave: house
keeping; also sleeping, clean. modern.
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ALABAMA. N. 183B-Dandy rms. fine ven
llatlon; not wa; excel. street car service
ALA, N. .e32--Cozy. newly furnished rms.
private family; reasonable.
ASHLAND, 2325-Slngle room: modern
home Tor gentleman: mr. cafe. lie 2492
ASHLAND. 152O-Nicely furn.. light. airy
room; modern; private home Ii 1910.
CENTRAL, 1928 Attractive front 9room. j
or y reasonable. Hs. 3l54-M
CENTRAL. 2614-Very attractive combina-
ton living and sleeping. Ia. 1924.
CENTRAL, 2404-PleaSant. airy. clean rm..
near bath, l or 2. Ha. 4787-W
COLLEGE, 19Os-University Court-Front
rIn.; nicely turn.; l nm, unfurn. ri. 4995.
EAST, n, 7lS-PleaSant airy ROOM mod
ern: So. Ri. 1853.
ILLINOIS; N, 5ii, APT. Pleasant frt.
room; plenty hot water. Ri. 1883.
JEFFERSON. NJ 652-Pleasant. clean rm.;
private nome; So; meals opt. Oh. 4166-W.
LA SALE, N.--PleaSant front airy rm.;
LADY; reference: 50. Oh. 4736-R.
Mi II N. l927-Clean. well furn-
lShed room; private lavatoTy.
MICH, E.. 9O4-Pleasant, clean. front rm.
Must be seen TO appreciate; modern.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2105-Nicely fur. nm;
private nome: Central car. Ha. 3654W.
NEW JERSEY. 226l-Pleasant. airy room;
private home; Central car Ha. i255-W.
OHIO HoTELr-l26ia E. Ohio: clean stn.-
ORIENTAL, N, 20-2 sleeping rms: 2
hskpg.. unfurn. nm. Ii. 9055.
P.ARK-Large front room: couple share
lovely home; lady alone. He. 5127.
PENN, NJ i917-Beautfully furnished,
large room; ! or ?: So. Ha. O492-R.
PENN, 14l5-Pleasant large. front room
for or 3: modern. Ri. 0764.
RUCKLE. 3256-Desirable rm.: l or Q:
garage; breakfast opt Wa, 1926
ST. CLAIR. w. i09. APT. 1--Attrac., airy
rnl.. adjoining bath: hot water. Ii. 93t5-
WOODRUFF PL.. 917 w. D-Attractiye
room. Phone Oh. 0595-M.
18TH. E.. 537, APT. 3-Lovely front room;
gentlemen; modern. ii. 5053
10Th. w. 133-Apt. 16: Garden Court; ad-
Joining bath: modern
MODERN-Front rm. in private apt home;
men preferred. pit E, Vermont Apt. g.
LOVELY ROOM-Modern. private home.
north, College car to 57th. HUI. $40.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, N. 18Ss-Dandy rms: fine ven
ilationi not wa; excel street car service
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Apartments for Rent

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMs.-Niceiy
.nished. 1921 College Ave. He. 1855.
Nogales international., 1929-11-05

S. z. Bonan, a business man Of
Navojoa, was here Friday.
Nogales international., 1929-11-05
BURGLAR

e1 (Continued from Page II
canyon near the reservoir on Marsh
Heights. There he ran into Police
man Soto who fired some buckShot
from a shotgun. Soto didn't try to
hit the man but fired to bring him
to a halt and he stopped, was placed
under arrest and brought to the
police station, where it was found
that he had in his possession keys
TO the E. F'rankenpohl home which
was robbed early last week. He al
so had a ticket for F'ranken-
pohls watch which Villa had
pawned and other evidence
was found linking him up with the
robbery of the Moreno home on
Beck street, also last week.
Three brooch pins set with diam
onds string of pearls, blankets,
mems and womens shoes, a ukelele,
groceries, ETC., were taken from the
Cobllrn home and all recovered ex-
cept the jewelry which is apparent
ly in the possession of the burglar
who made his escape. A cameo pin
which did not belong to the Coburn
folks, was found in Villas posses
sion.
The arrest of Villa followed de-
termined, and successful effort, On
the part of Chief of Police j. j.
Lowe to bring about an end to the
numerous recent robberies. The chief
had put five policemen on the grave
yard shift for the past week and
the chief, himself, directing the
drive, which ended disastrously for
the burglar pair, had remained on
duty day and night for an entire
week.
Chief Lowe in a, statement to the
Nogales International yesterday said
this is the third different outfit of
burglars broken up in the past six
weeks, and that all five of the Of
ficers taking part in the drive Sat-
urday night are equally entitled to
credit for the capture of Villa.
Nogales international., 1929-11-05
Fosflay
CONTINUED from Page IL

tCOntlnued from rage ~
fairs of the defunct w. B. Foshay
company continued here tonight as
thousands of investors from Alaska
to Nicaragua awaited explanations
of what bankers and financiers
termed "the worst crash in the his
tory of the west.
Wilbur B. Foshay, 48 years Of age,
the personality behind the $4,000, :
900 organization which controlled
public utilities, banks, steamship
lines and real estate firms in Alas
ka, Canada, the states, Mexico and
Central America, remained locked
in his executive offices here through
out the day and failed to add to
his statement:
I'VE did what we could to pre-
vent the failure. Everything Is in
the hands of the receiver. I have
nothing more to say
In the absence of the receiver,
Joseph Chapman, banker and mer-
chant, called to Arizona to attend
the funeral of his brother, the un-
tangling of the involved affairs OF
the Foshay company were directed
by the federal district court.
Whether legal action of any sort
is taken against Foshay and his
associates hinges, it was said, upon
the report of the receiver.
Nogales international., 1929-11-05
Ancients Thorough In
Drawing Up Contracts

A bronze tablet dating back to
1T B. &. holds, we are told, the
earliest recorded civil judgment
now extant. Found near Genoa, it
represents a formal judgment of
arbitration between two local tribes
contending over the boundaries of
their lands. The record describes
the boundaries in language which
is quite comparable with the tech
nical style of conveyances used to-
day.
There also exists a Roman Ordi-
nance dated 105 B. c., giving speci-
fcatiOns for contract to build a
gateway in a wall abutting on a
highway in the town of Puteolis.
and In this contract are revealed
all the expedients of long expert
ence and careful craftsmanship
which we moderns are accustomed
to expect in such transactions. The
specifications are so complete that
archeoIogists have been able to re-
store the entire structure.
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clutched it for a moment, caught
quick breath, and flung down the
steps. And that was that. All this
preparation for one minute OF
action!
She was taken to warm room
and wrapped in blankets while the
next scene was prepared. She was
supposed to have run long dis
tance between the last scene and
this, and she must enter it wet.
AT length she got her signal and
went forward again, head down,
into the wild storm.
During her absence telephone
Nogales international., 1929-11-05
Failure To Pay
Tax Brings Penalty

Property owners who neglected to
pay their taxes up to four o'clock
yesterday afternoon are now sub
ject to a penalty of four per cent
on their tax rate, and in addition,
according to County Treasurer A.
Dumbauld, will be compelled to pay
interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum
Thus those who appear today will
pay an additional four per cent and
one months interest at the rate OF
ten per cent per anum.