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f E RUINS STUDIED i LINDBERGH . Party Pry Into ts of Ancient tya Cities. rltish Honduras, Oct. minary stages of his ;ght already successful ng of new and unex- ! ruins'of centuries ago, les A. Lindbergh sur--1 America today with itllning new air routes United States and a. day of reconnalsance ne hidden remains of Maya ruins remained m of the flier and his itists. hrough the use of the the aerial camera to communicating links lany cities already dise nearly impenetrable northern Guatemala, iras and the Mexican Yucatan, Campeche Roo. tgrem called for r.n wer the Flores region, st of Belize, where it any important Maya ted. and by Mrs. Lindbergh, Ricketson of the Caron and Dr. A V. KidCarnegie institution’s department, LindT from Merida, Yucaover an eastern course itza, then south into >5 no humans are be--3 penetrated since the indent Mayas disapies ago. ition flying continued p. m. when Lindbergh Sikorsky amphibian r the night. He and h immediately went to .lord Burdon, Governor iduras. >TOCK SLANDER e Agents Ask Order Equitable Company. r ent the Equitable Life l Insurance Company t lng alleged slanderous tout certain stocks, was ' in superior court three, k tre Ralph B. Polk, oodsmall, John S. Kite ). Dungan and Charles Indianapolis insurance iiy tllege that stock transp, Equitable company by ( j- several years ago was thless by the insurance °1 Business School ™ ’ ness. stenographic. socre ■counting courses: tudl gr -tlon In major subjects ( a of •peclallsta. in tbeii , tea; Free Employment br W Case. Erin. 15 Business College pc And Vermont Klmf Dor> C A ImllHnnpnM* Ind

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Governor’s Conference on Crime May Prove Failure

Last-Minute Efforts Are Made to Get Interest of Citizenry. Interest in Governor Harry G. Leslie’s state crime conference is disappointingly low, it was reported ! at the statehouse today. Last minute efforts are being made to arouse the citizenry and build up the attendance. The conference is scheduled for the house of representatives Friday and Saturday. The program consists of speeches bv state department heads and law (enforcement agencies. A contribution also is to be made by the Indiana State Bar Association of which Attorney-General James M. Ogden is president. Judge Harry Olson, Chicago jurist and author of texts on crime problems, is to be the speaker at the opening session Saturday morning. Other out-of-state speakers include Sanford Bates, Federal superintendent of prisons, and S. J. Duncan-Clark, chief editorial writer of the Chicago Evening Post. They will address the conference at a banquet at the Columbia club at 6 p. m.. Friday. All interested citizens are invited to all sessions and to the banquet. Reservations may be made by calling Gaylord Morton, the Governor’s secretary. THREE SCHOLARSHIPS IN ORATION PRIZES High School Students Compete in Finals, March 29. Three one-year college scholarships and $250 cash awards will be given five Indiana high school students, winners of the second annual "Way to Peace” oratorical contest here, March 29, 1930, officials of the Indiana Council on Internation Relations, with headquarters in the Illinois building, announced today. Local contests will be held in Indiana high schools, Jan. 31, and participants for the staxe meet will be chosen at regional contests later in the winter. Colleges offering scholarships are: De Pauw university, Earlham, Franklin, Hanover, Indiana Central and North Manchester colleges. PAYNTER BURIAL TODAY Rites Held for Former Southport Teacher at Plainfield. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Judd Paynter, wife of Dr. M. B. Paynter, Southport, who died Saturday, were held at 2 p. m. today at the home of her parents in Plainfield. She formerly was a teacher in Southport schools. Liner Is Raked by Dredge Bu United Press NEW YORK, Oct. B.—The Fall river liner New Hampshire was raked by a government dredge in the East river Monday night. A hole, five feet high and seventy-five feet long, was tom in the side of the liner, but no one was injured.

JEANNE EAGELS BURIED Kansas City’s Greatest Actress Is Laid to Rest. Hu United Press KANSAS CITY. Mo., Oct. 8 Kansas City today buried Jeanne Eagels, the girl who left here at the age of 7 with a theatrical troupe and greatest actress the city ever gave to the stage. EMMELMANTO AWAITVOTING Juicy Inspectorship Will Be Open If He Wins. Actiivties of Wayne Emmelman, county' bridge inspector, city Republican committee secretary and city clerk nominee, were choice conversational tid bits at the courthouse today. The county’s bridge building program consisting of two bridges and eight culverts, probably will continue without inspection by Emmelman. He obtained a leave of absence until Nov. 10 from his $214-a-month job. By that time Emmelman will know whether he was elected city clerk in the election five days previous to the termination of his “vacation.” If a successor is appointed the new “inspector” probably will be a worker in the George V. Coffin Republican organization, John E. Shearer, commissioner, said today. Shearer, however, refused to natfie any candidate for the post. He insisted the county’s bridges will “not go without inspection.” Several prominent Coffin henchmen are bidding for the “berth” and their luck depends on Emmelman’s success in the coming election. Former State Senator Better James J. Netterville, Anderson, former state senator from Madison ccimty, today was recovering from am operation he underwent in Methodist hospital Monday.

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GOTHAM FEELS STRIKE RESULT IN POCKETBOOK Early Settlement Predicted as N. Y. Truckmen Remain Firm. Bu United Press .... NEW YORK, Oct. B.—Predictions of a settlement < ” the strike of market truckmen within the next twenty-four hours were heard today as the walkout spread to Harlem, Brooklyn and other nearby points and consumers began to feel the pinch in their pocketbtooks. The truckmen, who transport New York’s perishable foodstuffs from terminals to refrigerator warehouses and other distribution ponts, want an eight-hour day with time and a half for overtime. Perishables, such as fruits and vegetables, increased as much as 25 per cent in price in the outlying districts and an extreme shortage was threatened today in Yonkers, White Plains, Tarrytown and other Westchester points. An indication of a speedy settlement of the walkout was seen in the action of Acting Governor Herbert Lehman, who stepped, into the situation at noon Moncrey, but withdrew a few hours later, when the disputants seemed willing to settle their differences among themselves. Produce dealers bore the weight of accumulating and unmovable perishables. An additional $1,000,000 worth of produce rolled into freight terminals over night, threatening a possible total loss of well ever $6,000,000, One particular phase of the strike situation is that the employers of the truck drivers are in accord with the claims of their men, but, they maintain, they can not accede to

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Mrs. Claire P. Thurston, 2015 Nowland'avenue, who was awarded a prize of $25 in gold at the American Legion convention at Louisville £qr obtaining three hundred new members to the Indianapolis auxiliary. the demands until the commission merchants, brokers and receivers pay a higher fee for cartage. CLUB EXTENDS DRIVE Indiana Democrats Will Campaign for Members Until Oct. 10. With 129 new members obtained in a campaign to add 300 names to its rolls, the Indiana Democratic Club will continue its membership drive until Oct. 10, officials announced today. Robert Coleman Is chairman of the -membership committee. Othe* members are Herbert Wilson, Frank Viehmann, Dr. F. M. Fitch, R. E. Springsteen and Ernest Frick.

FRENCH ACES TO FLY PLANE BACKTO PARIS Coste, Bellonte Intimate Trouble May Be Had in Finding Ship. Bu United Press * TSITSIHAR, Manchuria, Oct. 8. —The French fliers Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, unofficially credited with establishing anew World’s record for long distance flying in their flight from Paris to the remote desert of Heilung Chiang, ten days ago, will fly their plane, the Question Mark, back to Paris by way of Mukden, Shanghai and Calcutta, it was announced today. The announcement of plans for the return 'trip, provisional on the finding of the Question Mark, where Hay Fever Yields to Doctor s Discovery What is regarded as an amazing advance in medical science is the discovery of the actual cause of Hay Fever and Asthma by the wellknown Dr. Fugate. He found the cause of these ailments originates from an unbalanced condition of the endocrine glands. After finding the cause he perfected an effective treatment that has already been used in thousands of cases, and the reports of immediate relief indicate that at last help for Hay Fever and Bronchial Asthma has been found. An importantbooklet telling in detail about his discovery and treatment has been published by The Fugate Cos., Dept. 5025, 126 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind., who offer to send it free. Those troubled with Hay Fever or Bronchial Asthma should write at once. —Advertisement.

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