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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26
FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN on city property
sam Hughston. Maltoy Bldg. s-7s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26
General Office Man

WANTED - Thoroughly experienced
general office man. must be compina-
ton accountant and s~tenograpner' en-
erretic. reliable. rood personality. with
Al reference: prefer married man. Per-
manent position and right salary 70 u
man that can quality. Apply &C office.
Campbell Auto Supply Co.. San Bsnito.
Texas. TT"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26

500 RELIABLE cotton rzrTners wAnted
q. 600 acres wiilacy Co. dry tanc TOT
rent. Must be able o. finance se.s
Delta Orchards Co. phone 1850.
Harlineen. Texas. or r. @. Green. phone
es. Raymondvtlle. Texas e-zi'
WANTED-Mexican clerk. Fountain
man for drug store. Must be compe-
tent. Address TIES. care Herald
GET YOUR GROCERIES at wholesale
and make SIS profit a day as my local
representative. Pleasant. interesting
work. No experience required. Partic-
ulars free. Albert Mills. 4i42 Mon
mouth. Cincinnati. Ohio. T-lsS
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HELP WANTED

wANTED-Front man in one Of best
drug stores In Valley. Assist ~ ioun-
1890 rr.903 care Herald. T-202
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED with am.
bition and industry. to Introduce ana
supply the demand for Rawieigh's
Household Products 90 steady users.
Several 4. fine openings In San Benito.
Harrington. Mission. Edinnurg n NC
Allen, and nearby owns. We train u
help you. Eawieigh dealers can make
ND to 500 q week or more. NO expe-
rience necessary. Pleasant. pro1tapie
identified work Write today. w. 7.
Rawleigh Co.. Dept. Tx-6053. Memphis.
rerr TIL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26

GOOD LAND In Raymondvslie district
Ct bargain. Improved and unimproved.
: arge or small tracts. Several pieces
suitable for development and subdi.
vision. Prices are right. Terms are
right. A pleasure 20 snow you. Geo
r. Lochrie. Raymondvilie. Texas
s-a34
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TOO MUCH DRESS REFORM

Dresden .-Friedrtch Won
Schoeln, advocate or dress reform
for men, was arrested for wearing
only a sheet draped like O Roman
Toga.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-26

OR UNFINISHED five
DOM cottage. For information. phone
'TT-J. T-lSD
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"
To the taxpayers of the sanitary DIS
tricJ of Indianapolis. consisting OF the
City of Indianapolis and the IoWn OF
woodruff. OF the deteTmmauo9 20 70 Issue i$S 1,,
District to pay for an Extension TO the
present Fall Creek Interceptor., TO be
Constructed as an addition TO and eHten-
sion of the sewage disposal plant, SYS-
TEN and works. and to the existing IN
tercepting and connecting sewers OF SAID
Sanitary District
of the Sanitary District of Indianapolis,
Indiana, consisting of the CITY. Of lnol-
annapolis and The Town of woodruff. that
the Board of Sanitary Commissioners OF
said Sanitary District acting for and on
behalf thereof by resolution duly passed
and adopted by said board on the 9tn
bonds of said Sanitary. District Of indian;
apolis. IN the sum of Forty ThouSanq
Dollars $40, 100000, to bear interest at
80 per an9um payable sen seml-annua tbs
first interest on said bonds to be payable
July ! 1880. said bonds to be dated July
Il. 1929 and to be and become due ana
81 600 90 of said bonds shall be payable
on Jan l of each year, beginning with
Jan. |. 1881, and ending with and includ-,
raising moneF to pay for said extension
to the present Fall Greek Interceptor to
be constructed as an addition to and eX-
tension OF the sewage disposal plant, SyS-
tenn and works. and to the existing in
tercepting and connecting sewers, of said
Sanitary District.
4 corporate obligation or Indebtedness of
said City OF Indianapolis. Indiana, but
shall be and constitute IN indebtedness
of said Sanitary District as special tax
L, ERT SLACK. Mayor.
STERLING R. HOLT, City Controller.
tary Commissioners Of the Sanitary
District of Indianapolis
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Legal Notices

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Hey, Squirrels!
How Do You Get the
PeSky Things Out of
Attic?
I'VE got squirrels in my attic, %

TIVE got squirrels in my attic,
L said the woman.
I beg your pardon asked
Harry Brooks, police telephone
operator.
Il said I had squirrels in my
attic and I want a policeman to
come out and get rid of them for
me answered the woman.
What is your address," asked
Brooks.
Eleven forty-three Eugene
street" answered the woman.
Hanging up the receiver, Brooks
turned to Sergeant Charles
Hodges. GO out and stand in
front Of the house, sergeant" he
said.
Hodges generously permitted
Brooks to live.
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ATTORNEYS SPEED UP
Must File Tax Returns by May i,
Says Auditor

County Auditor Harry Dunn to-
day announced that attorneys for
corporations and other organiza-
tons in receiVcrahip, administrators
OF estates and attorneys for domes-
tic and foreign corporations should
file tax returns with the Marion
county board of review before
MAY ID.
Unless the returns arc in by that
time. a 30 per cent delinquent fec
may be assessed by the board Dunn
said Returns have been coming in
tardily. he said.
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Death Notices

RILEY. ROBERT Mage IS. passed
away 1890 P. NJ. May 9. at the home of
his daughter. Mrs; Timothy Glenn, SAT \;
A. NJ St. Philip Neri church. Rural
and Laurel St. Burial Crown Hill. Friends
invited
SCOTT. GOLDIE, NEE BAXTER-Passed
away May 8. ,, Pgn 4,r,l, from ,I Valid
dav at D. m. Burial Salem cemetery.
Friends invited.
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Real Estate for Exchange

WANTED-Farm in exchange for bust
ness properties. hotels. apartment build
ings and dwellings and garages. II. A.
STAUFFFR LAFAYETTE Indiana.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES +.
Lost and Found

ROUTE BOOK-Stolen or lost at McCrea
81 and jackson place; from indianapolis
Toilet and Apron Supply Coz wagon:
finder Of the book or its whereabouts Will
receive reward. Or. 1873.
TOY BOSTONLBrindle bull dog; screw
tail white markings on neck and nose;
child's playmate; return Green's Cafe, l39
" Market st Reward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-11
Special Notices

DERBY RACER PARK South side of
3Oth St. at Riverside Park is nov open,
The ride has been rebuilt and is under
new management, w. H. Dodd, who has
had many years Of experience on coaster
ride. The first ride. 1oc. repea ting ride
SC Mr.. Dodd also has many free acts
such as balloon, high dive and Gap-O-
Deth. Mrs. Hazel Bruce the only lady
doing T-parachute drop from the largest
balloon that has ever been used in the
city, Captain James Deremous the only
man doing a 95-ft. high dive blindfolded,
Professor E. L. Diablo Going the Gap-O-
Deth the man who laughs at fate. dlsre-
garding all laws of gravitation. Conces-
sions, ball games. shooting galleries and
many other attractions. Boy nome
made crackerjack sandwiches l0c, SOFAS
Sc Everyone come and have good time
Grand opening Saturday. May 1lth-
ON and after May 9th, 1923. I will not
be responsible for debts contracted by
any other than myself.
WILLIAM P. MYERS. 858 S. Belle Vieu
REDUCERa pidly safely amazing results
remain slender with Health pa this. Room
3o3. Castle Hall Bldg. 230 E. Ohio. Ii. 5092.
NEW MANAGEMENT Hotel,
81 and up. week $3.50 and up
WORK CLOTHES-And shoes; cut prices
118 Virginia; Just south of MARYLAND.
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Situations Wanted Female

CAREFUL called for and de-
livered: experienced. Dr. 1920.
DINING ROOM-Girl or upstairs maid.
Miss Fern Benz. English. Ind.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-And no cooking.
go home nights. Dishwasher. DR.. 3627-R.
RELIABLE-Colored girl desires cooking.
general housework. stay nights. Ri. 6454.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-11
Rooms for Rent

BOULEVARD PL.. 4I55-Room; private
wa. 32O3-R
BLVD. PL-, 3l67-Nicely furnished room:
meals opt; garage. IA. 46ll-R
CAP. N. 2344-Furnished nm, l or
gentlemen; modern. Ia. 2557-M.
CAP. n. 2045-Lovely rm. for emp. mother
with Guild: viii board enid. Ha 5ol4-&.
CENTRAL CAR-Loyely cool nm. home
privileges: girls. SOB Z. 32nd. Wa. 1886
CENTRAL, 29o6-Front nm: single or dbl:
private home: gar: conveniently located,
CENTRAL, 282I-Nicc large nm, suitable
for ?: reasonable. Ha. o4l3-R.
CENTRAL AND l7TH.-Sleeping rm mod
ern apt: list floor. He. 5469 eve.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Vir Ave; house
keeping; also sleeping; clean. modern.
COLLEGE. 1309-University Court; I'm
turn: un1urn; private home. RI. $3.50
COLLEGE. 2242-Very nice rm.; mod;
home newly decorated; const. hot water
GRAY, S, 43-Cozy nm, near bath; pri-
Vate nome; special price, double; nome
privilege; ladies only car line. Oh. 2844
III; n 2l54: APT. UNUSUAL RM.;
ILLINOIS. N. 2339-Large airy. clean.
single room: $3.50 wk. Ia. ITO.
KENWOOD 225O-Nicely furnished I'm
garage opt. near III. car Ia 1915.
MARKET, E: 634-4 rms. for housekeep-
ing or sleeping. Ri. 2l02.
MERIDIAN. N. Z2U0-Bedut1tul Tm-i pTl-
yate bath Al location; plenty hot water
NEW JERSEY. N. l4ll-Pleasant nm;
pri. home: gar. opt: Central car. Ri. 1854
NEW JERSEY. N. 83l-2 sleeping rms.
also housekeeping; walking distance.
NEW JERSEY, \, 1880 ATTRACTING front
rm.: home privileges. Ha. 3833W.
OHIO HOTEL-126la E. Ohio; clean. newly
decorated rms. plenty hot water: 81 up
PARK-Very desirable front; private home;
meals optional He. 5483.
PENN. N, 147O-First class modern; adults
only Gentlemen preferred.
PENN. N, 9l9, APT 9-Ideal arrangement
for 2; reasonable Ii. 9465.
PRATT. E.. 113-Furnished rm.; private
home walking distance.
TALBOTT-North of creek; attractive rm..
mod: breakfast optional. Ha. o2o9R.
UNIVERSITY COURT. 13ll-Newly deco,
newly fur. mod; wlk. DIST; girls. RI. 3206.
WALNUT. E.. 4l5-Lovcly sleeping apts.
player piano; suitable or 8; also sleep
ing by bath. Ii. 1858
WALNUT, 3O712 E.-Clean. modern. airy
room: reasonable. Ii. 1864.
nth. E, 800 Nicely furnished room, mod
ern: reasonable. Ha. 0433.
18TH. E. 665-Rm suitable for 2; priv
ate home; beak il desired. He. 1856.
SAITH. E.. 6ll-Attractive rm.; private
home near 3 car lines. Wa. 5220-M.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES-Now in effect;
come and sec what we have. Dension
ATTRACTIVE FURN. RM.-In downtown
apt: with private family; man and wife
or gentlemen. Ii. 9013.
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Room for Rent With Board


CENTRAL. 1623-Large. attractive rm., for
2; twin beds constant. hot wa: break
fast. evening dinner; gar. opt. ia. 1166.
or gentlemen; private home Ia. 0267.
COLLEGE, 2355-PIeaSant front room;
privileges of a good home. Ia. 1884.
ILLINOIS. Modern large airy rm.;
home privileges ReaS. va. 1188-W
PARK. 235O-Beautiful room; private
home; Central car He. 44l2.
23D. W. 117-Two young men to board;
small. private family; mod. home; steam
heat; constant hot water; near III. car.
CHILDREN-Ro board mothers care.
606 Somerset. Be. 1853.
LOVELY HOME-For mother and child;
reasonable. CHI 1901.
VERY-Attractive rm., shower bath; ex
cellent meals: bust man; gar. He. 5507.
CHRISTIAN HOME FOR EMPLOYED
COUPLE IR 1909
3 FURNISHED RMS.-Toilet, bath. DR..
1882.
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FOUR-Manitau Lake cottages for sale
or rent by season or week. James R.
Moore owner. 900 Lemcke Bldg. Phone,
Ri. 6512. evenings Wa. 404l.
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Garages for Rent
Cottages and Resorts

GARAGES individuals only s6 each. 100
N. East ST.
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Suburban for Sale

MONEY TALKS
900 acres. 18 miles Indianapolis; mod.
Improvements. little cash will buy an
ideal country home. Foreman Realty Co,
1924 Continental Bank Bldg. RI. 46l0.
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters. at exceptional prices 70 reduce
our stock.
F D. GARDNER & co.
22l z. MARYLAND Ii. 1923
See the wonderful new number s.
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
played on our floor
TYPEWRITER-A W u co. grade and
new porta bles: al makcs. See the new
model Remington portable. Rentals. serY-
ice and supplies AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE Co 1877 " Meridian St Board
of Trade Bldg Ii. 1922.
WAREHOUSE SCALES-2-ton; very reas-
enable Indiana polls Scale Co.. $40 z.
Wash. St
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Lost and Found

other valuable; Wed. morning: Strauss
scales or 10 cent store. Keep money. re-
turn purse. etc DR.. 2o72.
wATcH-white sold and bracelet, Re-
ward. Il. 4sis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-11
Business Property for Sale
Storage and Transfer

SHELBY. l88l-Nice storcroom; 6 Twins
rms. rented al $50 per month. Dr. $3.50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-11
Business Places for Rent

/ =. AMI 4-ROOM SUITES.
furnished or unfurnished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware
Ii. 3453 Room TO
MCARTY & EAST Sta storcrooms.
neighborhood wants bakery delica lessen,
barber shop, plumber or radio shop.
Call HUI 327l
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Instructions
Help Wanted Male

PIANO AND VIOLIN-LeSsons 81 and up
Call Ii. 0270 or Ill Pembroke Arcade.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-11
Radio and Equipment

RADIO-New Atwater Kent, all
electric set complete No. 40 AZ.
~. As. 30cc discount Also some sets
in cabinets up to $500, big discount
on these. Closing out. Terms. 1889
T washington ST.
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Barter and StUop

1922 FORD SEDAN -Bodr to trade Tor
roadster BODY Oh. o852
BED SPRINGS Oak dresser trade for
dining table and chairs. Be. 1872
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COLORED

Columbia Ave. 2243; 5-room bungalow;
garage; gas cleo city water paid; $50.
Hovey 2008; 5-room semi-modern good
condition: $3.50. GOODE & GOODE,
Realtors. so Union Trust Bldg. Ri. 644l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-11
Help Wanted Fen1die

DOMESTICS- maids: kitchen help;
white; open. PARAMOUNT EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. Licensed $50 When
Bldg.
COUNTRY GIRL-For general homework
and care of child; good permanent home.
Box D 1903. Times.
GIRL-16-25 for beauty shop; learn trade
in exchange for service. Ii. $3.50.
SALESLADIES@No CanyaSsing. Write or
call 991 Middle Dr.. Wooruf Pl., Oh. 2750.
WARREN AVE. 811-Lone woman give
home to middle-aged lady.
HOUSEKEEPER-In small home: more for
nome than wages. 977 S. Delaware st.
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BOULEVARD PL.. 4l55-Room; private
home: suitable l or ?; breakfast optional.
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MAY IL, 1929
Store-Omce Supplies

SPECIAL RENTAL RATES-s2.5o and up,
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. e42
Consolidated Bldg. Ii. 47i2.
CALI. US-For rebuilt typewriters also re
pairing KING TYPEWRITER EX.. 2Oo
Mass Ave. Ii. 9f70.
ICE BOXES-2. used for soda pop; Aft.
3-ft. real bargain. Oh l08l,
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Situations Wanted Mole
WARD-Working foreman, machine rm.;
best references. J. r. BROWN. Kentucky
St. Franklin. Ind.
PAPER CLEANING WANTED-$1.oO per
room. Oh. 2661-J.
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Business Opportunities

BOOMING HOUSE-l1 rooms. nicely fur
nished. all rented. 426 irving Place.
Retail business. viii give clear
real estate and cash Evenings d.. 076t
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BREAKFAST SETS piece dec. sll9
200 ). Meridian
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Rites for Lieutenant Eugene
Wilcox Tuesday at Broad
way Church.

Funeral services for Lieutenant
Eugene Wilcox, 26. formerly of In
dianapolis, who was found dead in
bed Saturday at. SeIfridge field. near
Detroit, will be held Tuesday after
noon at 3 at the Broadway NJ. e.
church, with the Rev. Orien w.
Fifer, superintendent Of the Indian
apoliS district, officiating. Burial
will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Accompanied by an escort OF air
service officers, the body today vas
brought to the home Of the parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen E. Wilcox, 2504
Talbot avenue. Hear disease was
believed ii have caused Lieutenant
Wilcox's death, although the report
of the army investigation board,
which directed an autopsy at Sell
fridge field Sunday, will not be
made public until forwarded to
army air service headquarters ct
Washington
A graduate of Shortridge high
school, Lieutenant Wilcox attended
Butler anniversary and entered the
army air service in November, 1927,
at March field, Riverside. Cal Upon
graduation at Kelly field, San An
tonic, Tex. in June, Lieutenant Will
cox was stationed temporarily at
Selfridge field with the First pur-
suit squadron. He visited his par
ents here a week ago on his way to
Michigan. He was q member Of
Phi Delta Kappa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22

Forty years ago, indianapolis resi-
dents, we're startled and amazed by
a visitor who, blindfolded and safely
guarded by a committee of citizens,
drove a cab through the streets and
discovered a cane planted by the
same committee. And for three
months Dr.. Alexander J. McIyor
Tyndall lived at the old Bates house
and lectured on what he called
New Thought
Dr.. Tyndall is back again. still
lecturing on the power of thought.
The automobile makes his old dem
onstrations impossible Besides, as
leader of the New Thoughters,' his
fame and following has grown to
where he no longer startles to at
tract attention to his ideas.
Dr.. Tyndall will lecture tonight,
Tuesday and wednesday at the
Claypool, coming here at the invita-
ton of group Of women interested
in his philosophy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
Aerial Pullman Tested

BIZ uitcd Prcss
ROOSEVELT FIELD, L. l., July
22.-An aerial Pullman which OF
fers sleeping and dining service, two
way code and vocal communication,
steam heat and running water, has
been put through its preliminary
tests here.
Most significant is the fact that
the huge Curtiss Condor transport
plane developed by the National Air
Transport, is equipped with only
two motors, either of which is ca
pable of maintaining an altitude of
5000 feet with full load of 1873
pounds.
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh,
technical advisor for N. A. T, re-
Gently predicted that the tri-
motored plane is heading toward
obsolesence." and the tests Sunday
were described by passengers and
officials as entirely successful.
Colonel Lindbergh is expected to
arrive here next week to witness the
final test flights of the plane.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
Ground Schools to Open

All persons interested in avia-
ton are invited TO attend the first
lecture of the ground school of the
Capitol Air college at the airport on
West Thirtieth street at 7:45 p. m,
Tuesday
The classes will be held in the
hangar club room, with Lieutenant
Fred N. Lanter as chief instructor.
Other members of the faculty in
clude M. C. Hauck, Charles Cum
ningham and Tot Douglas.
Subject on the curriculum are
theory of fight, aerodynamics, air
craft construction, meteorology,
navigation and air traffic rules and
regulations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
Boost Air Mail Line

Recommendation that the post
office department approve the pro-
posed Evansville to Detroit air mail
route with stops at Indianapolis and
Toledo will be made by Postmaster
Robert H. Bryson within few
weeks.
Survey of the proposed route is
nearly completed:
There is a great need for such a
route, which also will form COM
plete line from Detroit to Atlanta,
Ga, BrysOn said.
The Detroit Evansville line would
carry more mail from this region
than would be sent to New York
and eastern points via the proposed
St. Louis-NeW York line.
Cincinnati and Louisville are urg-
ing that the east-west lines be rout-
ed through those cities instead of
through Columbus and indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
FIierS Near Drowning

BH JiifCd Press
BUFFALO, July ga pilot and
his mechanic narrowly escaped
drowning today when a Sikorsky
amphibian passenger-air mail plane
operating between Buffalo and To-
ronto struck a floating log in the
harbor and partly was submerged.
The pilot and his mechanic we're
taken from the water by police
boat.
The craft, flying from the airport
to its water base to pick up passen-
gers for the Toronto trip, made q
perfect landing and was taxing
when it struck the log.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
WHITE HOUSE
HOPES DENIED
BY ROOSEVELT
New York Governor Says
He Is Not Candidate
for President.

q y T. Nfhi 1 ~ IN
HYDE PARK, n, Y, July o.
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt OF
New York considers his position a
mans sized job, and has an-
nounced L am not a candidate for
President
The executive made the am
nouncement prior to departure on
the second leg OF his good will"
tour OF the state, and added that
his Office took all his time and pro-
hibited him from INDUCING in
purely speculative matters which
DO not concern the state
Asked whether his announcement
included a remuneration of national
candidacy in the future, Governor
Roosevelt replied: Il am not going
to dwell on matters so many years
ahead"
Four recent acts of Governor
Roosevelt have been considered in
some quarters as signifying his in
tention to seek the highest elective
offlce-his trust busting speech at
Tammany hall on July 4; his re-
fusal to state his position as Gov
CrnOr on the all-AmeriCan ship c.
nal for the Great Lakes through
New York; his appeal to the nation
for a nation wide better health cru
SADIE, and his failure to take sides
in the wet-dry debate on prohibit
ton enforcement at the recent con-
ference of Governors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-22
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REYKJAVIK, Iceland, July %
Wolfgang Won Gronau. German avi-
ator who Unexpectedly landed here
en- route to the United States last
Thursday, took off again at GAS
a. m today. He had been ordered
back to Germany by the govern
ment. Won Gronau made an an
nouncement when he took off from
the island of List Auf Sylt as to his
destination and no one anticipated