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NEAR LINCOLN PARk-sPLENDIp
1,roon house; h.-w.h. Electric lights.
hardwood floors. Cement front porch:
doaDte rear porches. Excellent coudi.
tion. Price, $500.
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
bungalows in Brentwood-5 room. and
rars~. Ss,s front and resr porehes; Cement
$500. on reasonable terms. Posses.
sion can be given in 30 days.
EXCEPTIONALLY CTIyE
bungalow in Brookland-5 rooms and
path. Electric lights. Lot l0xisH
Modem throughout. Price. SO, 500.
On MT. PLEASANT STREET NV
splendid Broom home; h-v.h. Fira,-
class cordition throughout. Price
$3.50. Immediate possession can be
given.
NORTHEAsT-sIX-R ROOM AND pArH
nome IN very good location. H.-w.h.
Colonial porch. Lot l2O feet deep
r.ase..l1s @ Sc.CvU, wc,,,,l p .ooo cash. balance
on r STREET. BLOOMINGDALE-
.""'u V-rooin nono IN excelent con-
Gssioh pn;N sn throughout. Sg Room for garsge.
ONE OF THE INCEST s-RooM
hor..s 10 Bloomingdale. .H.-w.h. Hari-
wood doors. Front and rear porches.
Newly papered and painted thnourI,-
out: Garage. Lot 40 feet deep to 20.
foot paved alley. Price, Ss. $50.
SIXTEENTH AND STREETS NV.
-Beautiful 1l-room and 3-bath.
H.-w.h. Electric lights. Room for
THcsESr. sTascss sr Pr,s.' Spes s,s seDl'ee' NOW
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD
Six-r9om and bath home west of lsth
street. 20 feet wide. Hot.water
heat. Electric lights. Price, $3.50.
Reasonable cash payment. balance
monthly.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME IN
Eiectric lights. six .xcepticnsiiy
large rooms. House equipped with
new awnings and screens. Newly
papered and painted throughout and in
perfect condition. Price. 30. 7B0.
sR. AND y. HOME: DOWNTOWN;
Now VACANT. Price, - SEQ.
;AGER,
923 Fifteenth St. NV.
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FOR COIORED.
$350O-$5O0 CASH, $45 MONTHS r. AND
b. basement brick: back yard; alley: 9th
ST. ne. near l..
NEWSOM. Real Estate, 1110 H st. ne.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNIsHHD.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNIsHED.
PISS CALIFORNIA STREET. JUST OFF CON
necticut avenue: very desirable home Of IN
rooms and baths: beautifully furnished (no
for appointment to inspect this desirable prop
erty.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
II. 234J. I13 14th at. NV. NJ 2345.
BALANCE OF FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE
240O block ". Capitol-genteman occupant TO
retain one ROOM bedrooms. parlor. dining
room and kitchen; electricity, gas. furnace
heat; Q mos lease. sos per mo-; no children.
Address Box 320R, star office.
FOR LEAsE-7ROOM. FURNISHED HOUSE,.
1878 belmont st. NV. Call or telephone bet. D
and pm. Col. 177-J. re
FOR RENT-DETACHED HOUSE: ROOMS
and bath; hotwater heat; fronts two streets;
completely furnished; possession at once. Price.
800 per month.
wM. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.. so7 18th at. NV.
OCCUPANT LEAVING CITY WILL SELL.
furniture 11-rOom house complete to party
renting same: located heart Of city. Phone
Oxford Hotel. hours to 10 am. and 1870
to pm. only. 27s
FOR RBNT-OR SALE|381l MCKINLEY ST,
Chevy Chase. d. O.: 8-room house; large
porches: all modern improvements: hollow tile:
large lot. Telephone Franklin 275 after 4:30.
WYOMING AVE. NEAR Isth-l1 ROOMS:
immediate possession; will lease to October /.
Address Box 221-A, Star ONCE.
NEAR 18th AND R STs.-C0MPLETE AND
we'll equipped small house Z rooms and bath
$3.50 per month. Main 3742.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES
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Beautiful New Homes.

In different parts Of the city. Let our saiesmcn
show you by appointment this splendid sclec-
fion OF strictly new and modern homes We
know we can please you In price. terms and
location. Why go elsewhere. when we have
such a complete variety. Make appoint
ment now. before prices advance. Cali Main
4ss4. ask for Mr. Dent. who will srrange for
you.
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$16. 6.OO0-GALIAATIN ST.. SAUL'S ADDITION
Beautiful semi-detached tapestry brick colonial
porch home. containing 8 spacious and we'll
arranged rooms and tiled bath. hot-water heat
electric lights. hardwood trim throughout
Brick garage. Must be seen to be appreciated
Phone Mr.. O'Brien, North 1901. any evening
s., $5,50O-sUMMIT PLACE. HIGHVIEW-COLO-
NAL Groom and tiled bath home, steel beam
construction. parquetry floors. Rest buy In D. C.
Phone Mr.. Heinzman. Line. 5728, between 6
and pm. any evening.
$11, ,5Oo-CHEvY CHASE. D. C.-AN ExoBP-
tional home of rooms and bath. hot-water
heat, electricity: lot $50 feet deep; located
only half square from Conn. ave. Call Mr.
Bauman. Col. 3S17.
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF NEW
bungalows. Twenty nearing com
pletion in best northwest section.
Reasonable terms.

on 18th STREET NEAR FAlRMONT
Beautiful lO-room home: hot-water
heat; electric lights: parquet floors;
double back porchcs. Price. $li 800.
Reasonable terms. Possession III 30
days. One of the prettiest locations
BEAUTIFUL s-RooM HOME IN Ex-
cellent northwest location; built by
electric lights; hardwood floors; double
screened back porches; cement front
porch; lot Is feet wide; garage: One
Of the most complete homes In the
northwest section. Price. $1,000.
Reasonable terms can be arrarged.
NoRTHwEsT-e-RooM AND BATH
home convenient to 2 car lines. Gel
lar under entire house. Price, S., 500.
81 600 cash. balance monthly.
IN VERY BEST SECTION OF BLOOM
ingdaIc-Unusualiy attractive S-rooE,
corner house. Room for garage. Price.
$500. Reasonable telms.
IN BIIOOMINGDALE-EXC g.
room and bath home. Hot-watrr hsat:
electric lights. Room for double ga
rage. Price. $3.50.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-WEsT OF 18th
street n.w.-Beautiful Groom home.
H.-w.h. Electric lights. Front and
rear porches. Perfect ccrdition through
out. Price, 500.
IN GEORGETOWN-l5-R ROOM AND g.
bath home. Lot 12O feet front. House
could very easily be remodeled into 3
apartments. Frtce, $751; .000, on reason
allie terIrs.
sIX-ROOM AND BATH HOME-CON-
yenient to llth and l4th street ear
lines. dot-wlfer heat. Electric
lights. Font ~ d sesr porches. Price.
IN CHEVY CHAsE-e-ROoM AND
bath home. Lot 0Oxl6O. H.w.h.
Electric lights. Garage for 2 cars.
Price. 80. 500. Reasonable terms can
be arranged.
on STREET NORTHEAsT-A
splendid 8-rooni home In desirable
ncighborhood. Cellar. Room for "a
rage. Price. 5000: $1.O0O cash. bal
CHAS. ]
Main So. Main 81.
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Rrookland

section where desirable homes are scarce.
but here is an opportunity which should not
be overlooked. BEAUTIFUL home. occupying q
lot 5Oxl50 to alley. Eight rooms. bath, with
every modern convenience. fireproof garage in
cluded. Only 50, 900. and possession at once.
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Bargain Near 18th & Fairmont.

This house must sell this week and because
Of its wonderful value IL should. A three
story and cellar brick and stone with eleven
rooms, three baths. hot-water heat. electric
light. hardwood floors. could not I've repro
duced today for twice the price asked. A
genuine all-around good home in a refined,
convenient location. All Of this for only
ST. 500.
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SOUTHWEST BUSINESS
PROPERTY.
Store and 5 flats. Never va
cant. Each tenant furnishes own
heat. Very easy rents, ranging
from $1375 to SIS per month.
Total monthly rent, $94.75. Good
corner property on 9TH st. Price.
SILL 900. Good investment. All
white tenants.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St. NV. or
9TH and H SITS. NE.
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NEWSOM. Real Estate. 11lO II 1t. ne.
S.. 25O-s750 CASH. $50 MONTH"; H. AND
b. brick; cellar: furnace heat; stationary
tubs in cellar: small back yard; alley; on u
IT. ne. near II ct.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-APARTMENTS.
April. ]. FURNISHED APT OR ROOMS BY
couple with two children: northeast preferred
Phone Lincoln 6l06
EITHER 5 OR ROOM FLAT OR OR 8
room modern house, unfurnished, in any de-
sirabie locality. Must have possession by July
l. Permanent; no children: can give best ref
crence Address Box 1-B. Star Office. 26e
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE THREE
or four room and bath apartment. Address Box
3O3B. Star onice. 26e
SMALL APT. OR FLAT. UNFURNISHED;
would buy furniture, limit 800 cash. with
ira spxferrable lease; responsible couple; one
child Address Box 3O3-B, Star Ohice. De
ny APRII. l. FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES;
housekeeping non-hOusekeeping Address Boa
f3I9-B. Stnr office. 26e
COUPLE WANTS'2 OR ROOMS. KITCHEN.
cite and bath. by May or June 1. Address
Box 800 B. Star office. ~.
THREE ROOMS, KiTCHENErTE. BATH, UN-
furnished; possession April ]; adults. Address
Box 346-B Star ONCE. 28s
April. / FOR 8 ADULTS, TOP FLOOR APT
8 bedrooms. bath: hoard II possible: also "a
rage; reasonable rent: quiet neighborhood. Ad-
dress Boa 17l-A. Star once. 20
BY APkfL Is ROOMS. KITOHbNErTE AND
bath. In modern Apartment housss willing 10
take ieese for one year. Phone Clsve 11:U.
branch 1l6. :as
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Near 18th and Mass. Ave.

One OF those well built. spacious homes in a
popular central loca ton. Brick and stone struc-
ture. Fifteen rooms. hRths, hot-water heat,
good lot: room for twocar garage; 20-ff.
alley. Talk quick this. A real money
maker. Price, $13. 500
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TABLE BOARD.

is4i 4 ST. NW.-Firsteiass meals seryed.
few more vacancies. No. .323.
is4S HARVARD aT.--Coloniai hall sui,,tsn.
tial meals for particular people: hours 7 80
to Q An, 40 TO pm. Sis
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:. LELAND ST., Chevy Chase, Md.-Hot
weather is coming: two large furnished rooms.
second floor. with connecting bath ishower,
private porch; garage and breakfast il de-
sired: tennis court IN summer. 26'
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SOUTH ROOM in desirable downtown apart
ment to business woman of quiet habits; per-
manent to right enc; So. Address Box 2+3-A.
Star office o5s
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS.
seuhe and II Sts W.
Main 100 and Main 373.
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$4.2OO-$5OO CASH. $45 PER MONTHS r.
and b. brick; cellar; latrobs heat: q ct. ne.
near 3D..
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WARER0oMs AND STORAGE.
5o1ioo FEET-srEAN HEATED. Low RENT.
Apply Ola L 81. NV.
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h. brick; large back yard; alley; latrobe
heat; or North Carolina ave. s.e. near Lin
coin Pnrk.
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437 X ST N.W.-Two nicely furnished front
rooms, with electric lights. for light house
keeping; no children. 26s
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Who Wants a Suburban Bunga-
low at Only $4,000?

real good with large grounds and
lots Of shade, outhouses. etc. real beauty.
six rooms, bath, with modern improvements.
in finest condition. and better still. vacant,
ready for immediate occupancy. Terms IL de.
sired Twenty minutes to city
Evening star., 1920-03-25

1870 EYE ST. N.w.-sinRle room for gentle
man. with electric lights: adjoining bath:
blocks from War Dept. 27s
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NdCdnt-CheEV Chase I1Omc.
A good one. Lot 6Oxls0. Nine rooms. bath.
hot water heat, electric lights. hardwood floors.
porclies. open freplace-. slate roof. double
garage, fruit. shnde. shrubbery: well located
and convenient. Price, s.. 500.
Evening star., 1920-03-25

WANTED-sUBURBAN BOARD.
WITHIN 80 minutes by auto from Treasury: !:
by employed couple. Address Box 349-A, Star
ONCE. 27s
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Price. $15.75o-CLEvELAND PARK. In
an excellent location and a home
that 10 a positive bargain. 1t is
entirely detached. well constructed
And contains ten rooms and bath,
iot-water heat. electric lights,
hardwood floors, open freplaces,
large sleeping porch ond a garage.
Terms. II desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
HIRAM SMITH RESIGNS
AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Asks That 1t BE Made Effective as
Soon as Successor Can
BE Named.
BACK TO PRIVATE PRACTICE
May Accept Assignment Under
Attorncy-Gcncral Palmer for
Special Department Service In
the Richmond District.
BACK TO PRIVATE PRACTICE

Hiram NJ Smith. United States dis
trict attorney for the Eastern dis
trict OF Virginia. yesterday tender
ed his resignation TO the Federal gov
crnment. effective when HIS success
sor Is appointed and qualities.
Mr.. Smith first went into office as
assistant district attorney In 1914.
and became district attorney In jan
uary. 1919
Since coming into office the dis
one assistant and one clerk TO four
assistants and three clerks. A large
number OF cases have been handled
almost entirely during the period of
the war, when SO much came 10 the
attention Of district attorneys in tho
way OF espionage and pro-German
activities. His work during this
period was unusually heavy and was
handled in an efficient manner.
In a statement given out by Mr.
Smith last night. he said: THE
work OF the office has grown TO such
an extent during the past I'VE years
that II has required practically all
my time.
Il am returning TO my private
practice. and 1t is probable that for
tho pcrcscnt j shall act as special
assistant 10 AttorncyGcncral y.
Mitchell Palmer. being engaged in
special work for the government in
this district"
Mr.. Smith will return to HIS law
offices with Pollard & Smith. the
other partner being Robert y. Pol
lard.
Resignation Of Mr.. Smith follows
close on the heels OF similar action
taken recently by Richard Evelyn
Byrd, United States district attorney
for the Western District OF Virginia.
Nr Byrd. like Mr. Smith. has an
nounced his intention to resume the
private practice of law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
TWO DEAD, 4 WOUNDED IN
ESSERV|LLE FEUD BATTLE
Robert Fec and George Polly, OF
Opposing Factions, Killed in
Pistol DCcl.
BABY HIT BY STRAY BULLET
Long-Standing Eninity Between
Wiso County Families Breaks
Out Sunday Following Disarm-
Z ing OF Berry by Fec Brothers.
BABY HIT BY STRAY BULLET
IRy Associated prcs..;

BRISTOL. VA. June 1.-two men
were killed and four other persons
wounded in feud battle between
members of the Fee and Berry fam
lilies at Esservilie. Va, Sunday after
noon, according TO advices from Nor
ton. Va, received by the Herald
Courier today.
The dead are: Robert Fee and
George Polly. 4 baby, struck by a
stray bullet. and Dewitt Fec. were
seriously wounded Two other par
ticipants. Tom and George Berry.
were slightly wounded.
The trouble began two days prior
to tho pistol battle. when the Fee
brothers are charged with having
held up deputy sheriff, member of
the Berry family. and disarmed him
The Bcrrys. the advices stated,
thcreupon armed themselves and the
Fees. hearing rumors OF sworn re-
vengc on the part OF the Berry fam
lily. did likewise. On the streets of
Esservillc. Sunday afternoon. George
and Tom Berry, father and son, and
George Polly. Of the Berry faction.
encountered Robert and Dewitt Fee.
During the battle which followed,
a haby. belonging TO one Potenski. a
miner. was shot while lying in It's
crib by stray bullet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS
GATHER AT FRISCO
Headquarters of Attorney-Gen-
cral Palmer and Senator
Owen Are Opened.
BOOM COLBY FOR CHAIRMAN
Senator Carter Glass, of Vir-
ginia, Favored for Head of
Platform Committee.
ny A.sociated press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. June l4-IIead-
quarters for two OF the aspiran,s for
the Democratic nomination for Pres
idcnt at the national convention.
which begins June 20. were opened
were established were United States
Senator Robert l.. owen. OF Okla
homa, and Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer. The headquarters
OF James NJ. Cox, OF Ohio, will be
opened here tomorrow with the cx-
pcctcd arrival OF L. II. Moore. ma
tionai committeeman Of Ohio. who
has charge of the Governors precon-
vention campaign.
cambridge Colby. Secretary OF
State. recently chosen delegate
from tho District of Columbia, is
favored by leaders here for the per-
manent Craftsmanship OF the conven-
tion. United States Senator Carter
Glass. Of Virginia. is favored for the
chairmanship OF the committee on
resolutions.
Tentative convention plans call for
the o1ening OF the convention by j..
Bruce kremer. vice chairman OF the
national committee. who will intro
ducc Homer S. Cummings. chairman
OF the committee. who, as temporary
chairman OF the convention. will make
the keynote speech.
T.. q. Hoffman, secretary OF the ma
tional committee. arrived today. VIII
bur W. Marsh. treasurer OF the ma
tional committee. Is scheduled 10 ar
rive tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
RICHMOND MAN 81 WE'D
WIEN EAGLE BOAT Is
TURNS TURTLE IN BAY
First Reports Led 10 The Belief
Thai H. R. Phinney
Vas Lost.

NaVices reaching Richmond YES
aeruaS indicate that all ships Of
hcerS on the Eagle IS, which turned
turtle In Delaware Bay Friday aftcr-
noon' mad been saved. 1t was at first
to"'eu that Lieutenant II. Il. Phin-
nes' 'rr formerly Of Richmond, was
among the lost, but these fears were
uispelled late yesterday when n te,e-
gram was received from Surgeon w
y: bralsted. of the navy, that no
oihcers were lost. Later in tho dav
Lieutenant Fh,nney himself wired
friends here that he was safe.
All reports of the accident are he
ing sent to League Island NAVY
ard at Philadelphia. but no official
announcement has been made as to
those lost. Those believed TO have
Decn drowned were the men caught
In the engine-room when the vessel
capsized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
MRS. HARD|NC'S EYE ON
KANSAS TILL IT FL0PPED
Forcsaw Victory When Sunnower
Delegates boarded Senator's
Band Wagon.
CAMPAIGNS WITH HUSBAND
Vito of Nominee Discusse7 the
Convention, Her Fathers Objcc-
ton to Her Marriage, and the
Goodness OF Washington Society.
ny ANNADELLE LEE.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-DespItc
the fact that she sees tho White
House bcckoning to her as the "first
lady OF the land" Mrs. Warren G.
Harding. wife OF the Republican presi-
Dental nominee, almost regrets that
she was not born a boy.
Mrs. Harding is anablc and yet
possessed OF 4 cautious restraint. She
has poise and at the same time Is un-
affected and unassuming. Inclined to
enthusiasm and with = crisp,
straightforwardness told OF her ambi-
tions. her dreams and her political as
pirations-all these not for herself,
but for her husband.
IF 1 had been that boy that dad
wanted" she began. Il would have
become a business man.. lived my
life so completely with my father
that when my brothers came into the
family he forgot his early disappoint-
ment at my being girl baby. lie
came OF an old Mennonite Pcnnsyl-
vania Dutch family, with a tendency
to stubborness and Will that must
always be obeyed. 1 was taught while
yet learning to walk that to be in
the middle of the road was not all
there was to n journey. but that l
must look to the right and to the left
and observe and look and listen IL I
would count myself alive.
Never ForEeta n Face.
so 1 began life with my senses
aSrt. This afterwards served me
we'll In my husbands various cam
'aigns. for never forget a face. i
have taken part IN all OF Senator
tiarding's campaigns, and never
Mss an opportunity to be present
when he makes Il speech love
.rowds and people individually am
fond OF women and seem to know
hem, and IL | have any gift at all
is to function as peacemaker. /
intuitively feel that antagoisms
:nay he overcome and opposing fac
tions made into strong friendships II
ore but takes the time and uses pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
BOLSHEKST ARMY IN
HEAVY FIGHTING WITH
POLES NEAR KEY
Iasi HOrdes Of Reds Are
Being Poured In as
Re-en)orcemenis.
Try Associa,s, rrcssl

WARSAW. June 1.-THE Bolshe-
visits are pouring into the Kiev re-
sion. backed by the greatest num-
Der of divisions the Poles have faced.
The Red armies are entering the dis
trict from tho south through ter
ritory first overrun by the cavalry
OF General Budenny. They encount-
cred difficulties in crossing the
Dnieper. The bridges had been de-
stroyed by the Poles.
Heavy fighting is reported at vari-
Gus points in the region. the Poles
giving up ground only where they
are outnumbercd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
COOLIDGE WILL FINISH JOB
AS BAY STATE EXECUTIVE
Vice-PresidentInl Nominee Says He
Never Yet Started Anything
He Could Not Complete.
[By Associated Press.


BOSTON, June 14.-Governor Cool
idge returned to his desk at the
State House today to finish his job"
This was the word which came from
the executive chamber in reply TO
the question whether he would resign
in order TO devote himself entirely
to the Republican national campaign
in the interests Of Senator Harding
and himsan. The Governor will Of
fer 10 assist in the campaign, but.
according to his secretary. Henry
r. Long. his activity will be coaLi-
tional on his ability to do full JUS
tice TO the demands of his present
office. He has finished every job
nc has ever undertaken and intends
to complete his record as Governor
without sighting the job in hand
in order to try for another. the sec
rotary said.
To one Of the friends who con-
graduated him on his nomination
for tho vice presidency, the Governor
remarked: Il don't know about that;
tho Eovcrnorship OF Massachusetts
has always been considered the sec
ond most important office in tho
United States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
GAS7CN MEANS SUES
SWANN AND DOOLWG
FOR VAST DANA GES
Demands Million, Charging
Conspiracy TO Conuici
Him of Murder.
IBy Associated pressl

NEW YORK, June 14.-Onc million
is demanded from District Attorney
Edward Swami and his assistant.
John +. Dooling, in suit filed in the
United States District Court today by
CASTOR 3. Means.
Means. through his attorney, Colo
mel Thomas Is. Fielder, charges that
the New York prosecutors were in a
conspiracy TO discredit him in con-
acction with an alleged second will
OF James c. King. of Chicago. who
died in 1905, leaving $I.O00,OOO.
Means says he found this will in
1915 while he was employed by the
widow. Mrs. Maud a. Robinson King.
The Chicago Probate Court has de-
clared this will IL forgery. An appeal
on tho will case will begin in Chi
cago next wcck-Monday.
According to the complaint in the
Means suit the Northern Trust Com
pany. of Chicago. which is admins
tering the King estate under Il 1901
will. fathercd the conspiracy. He ac-
cuses its president, Solomon Smith:
its vice-president, Bruce Smith; its
attorneys. y. +. Reichman and will
liam B. Miller, and c. B. Ambrose, a
former Secret Service operative.
Mr.. Swami and DoolinG are charged
with trying to convict Means OF the
murder o. Mrs. Maud a. Robinson
King, in Concord. N. c.. in 1917. Mrs.
King inherited 100000 nndar tho
will OF her husband. made in 1901.
In the doubtful will OF 1905 she Is
made residuary legatee OF the $4,000
GOO estate. a !. - NJ.