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Evening star., 1921-06-30

PRICE. $l0.000-MT. PLEASANT SECTION
west Of 18th street-Exceptionslly well
built home Of six rooms and bath: hot.
water heat; hardwood trim throughout
screened rear porcbes; deep lot to alley
brick garage. Reasonable terms and
possession.
PRICE. lO.OO0-DowNTOwN SECTION
near 1st and Eye streets-Brick semi
detached home Of nine rooms and bath
hcr-wafer heat, gaslght; wide deer
lot With two-story garage thereon
owner occupant will sell On reasonable
terms.
PRICE. 81. 1.500-CONvESIENTLY SITUATED
In 18th Street HighlandS-MOdern home
Of eight rooms and hath: hot-water heat
electric lights, hardwood floors; deep 10,
to alley; owner will entertain offer and
give immediate possession.
PRICE, $14.500-NEAR 18th AND IRVING
sts.-Semi-detached home of ten room.
(Sfx bedroomsD, two baths; steam heat
electric light. open fireplace. Many
other attractive features; deep lot and
thirty y-day possession.
COMPANY, INC.
REAL ESTATE"
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE (Continuedl.

FOR SALE-7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE RENT
ed $40 per month; in LIST commercial business
on New Jersey ave. NV: 1st floor can
be converted into II store at little cost. NO
trade. Principals only. Price. $1,000. Cash
payment. 81. 900: easy terms for balance. Ad-
dress Rox :92-A. Star office.
CORNEI; STORE AND DWELLING. SOUTH
Of l. st. and west Of 14th. Dwelling has
rocms and bath. Excellent location for grocery
store. This Is bargain at $500
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
Phone Main 1O2S. 1894 H at. NV.
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MckEEVER & GOSS,

McKEEVER & GOSS,
'S0' " WEoob1.EY ;r pARk-spEcfAh. Hain 4''@'
One Of the finest houses in this section. II
has nine foSms and two baths a,c end ne a.
lonial front porch; there is ample space for q
garage. The house is in perfect condition and
Fs'P 1e.1ia Is PARK and
the owner Is sacrificing IT at SIG. 800.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 475s.
IRVING ST. WEST. CHEVY CHASE. Md
Beautiful Dutch colonial type. stucco finish.
white: rooms. bath; servants quarters
around side: vapor heat, elect. light. This is
an unusually attractive home: must be seen
to be apprecat ted Owner will make attractive
terms to responsible party. For appointment
address Box &C. star ONCE.
SIX TO FOURTEEN ROOM HOUSES N ALL
sections Of city. Also fine built houses for
colored. Terms. ARTHUR BRASDES. Room
3O5. TO 18th st. NV. IL
in fair repair and in good location. See OWN
Err. 400 10th St NV. jy5s
FINE OLD GEORGETOwN HOME WITH IN.
house: II rooms. 2 baths: concrete porches:
open frepiaces; hot-water heat: electric lights
brick garage; wonderful flower and fruit gar:
J. T: MASON. Owner.
111O st. NV. A.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., NEAR 41st AND
keokuk: s rooms and bath: two'story brick:
ami: price reduced to $40. 500 for quick sale.
Possession July 1. Terms reasonable.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
141O G ct. Main s4l5
lth ST Sc. BETWEEN AND B; CONVEN-
lent location; between two car lines; brick
dwellings, to 10 rooms and bath. Price.
81, $50 to 81. 750 See us about these properties.
J. C. WELDON & CO.. Ill b st. Sc.
Opposite Congressional Library.
FOR SAL E-Bungalow, Ia
koma Park, Md; 5 rooms, Il
A~ra of land. hier h,roa;o pr;~e
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rom new brick houses on Duncan st n.e-. in
ana neirhborhood Price. 8. 500 each; essh
payment, $50; easy terms for balance. Prin-
sst,ssis univ: no trade. Rented. IS per mooth,
- house. Address Box ao0B, Star once.
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Brookland.

A hne detached 7-room house, on a very
nfee lot 1OOxl50 feet; modern, with large
pofches, front and rear: BEAUTIFUL sha6e
and fruit trees; garden space and Chicken
house. Price. $500 on easy terms.
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18th and Mich. ave.
Bungalows in town with ground
all around for less than houses
| in a row. Open from 9 to 9.
susenhSW;s! f1lsss; $500 to slG;59e a5GsEs.
$50; $50 """' s:"..sss 1900 .......sss
1883 1SSS :s : g g acSS a.cSS ::::: :.:::: g q
100 zoo - ..... IS 800 - ............ IS
Over 10 Sold by Sample.
Take 18th or F or N. Cap. st. car
marked "Brookland" to end of
route, or call Main $685..
Built. Owned. For Sale by
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
10th Floor. Woodward Bldg. 18th and q.
CHEVY CHASE.
$1,000 CASH REQUIRED. BAL. MONTHLY
FOUR BLOCKS FEioSb CHEVY CHASE
CLTR. AND JESE OFF conn: AVE-; 4
TEET HTT5ATIyE Gn2Si4L nsE H3ME THhT
YOU SHOULD INSPECT BEFORE BUYING;
sEyEEAL OTHERS OF TIE sS,M SANE o,Ih TIE
RATHs. 1 WITH TILED SHOWER: EQUIP
TT vIA AGES1 k6dM M1TH op rfkE
TRY, KITCHEN AND PANTRY. FIRST
FLOOR: LARGE PORCH ACROSS SIDE:
Fully EQUIPPED LAUNDRY: DOUBLE
GARAGE: Lot s0xlao; IMMEDIATE POSSES
sPES s59S; TO 5SSSESTEgK aS oFFaK. INVITED PRICE,
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G. 90,
NJ 81. NV. NEAR 18th: EXCEPTIONALLY
we'll built two.stofy bay-window brick house:
double parlor. dining room, kitchen and pan
try on first hoor: bedrooms and bath on
second: furnace heat; gas light; wide deep
lot with trees. Price. $500.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1907 New York ave. NV. Main 1106
SPLENDID NEW HOMES.
INSPECT TODAY. 6 BUILT. SOLD:
Beautiful attractive colonial homes. with all
mo8e1 hoeuyesnents, including built-in garcgr.
French door. etc: 40os to 401s Marlborough
pl. az b3oek Of 4th and Shepherd sts-): $1,000
'''" THE JOSEPH sHAPIRo CO.
9l4 New York ave: FRANK: 6sls.
BROOKLAND.
$1,000. Terms. Possession.
Modern s.room home, bedrooms (room in
attic for more): h.-w.h.. electric hEhS: new
" decorated and in splendid condition: situaf-
"a On moderate terrace with lot 50x15o; va
riety Of bearing fruit, flowers; hne poultry
! house with large run; two blocks from cars at
18th and Monroe. Inspection invited at any
time.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Department, 10th and G..
Main Is1 Evenings. North S13
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HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC. o.a
4 IA II Street. w Phone Main 1923
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

$ NEAR \. H. AVE. N.W.-11, ROOMS. 2
baths: ami: special features: abundant ga
rage space: terms or will exchange for sub
urban or smaller property. 20 Oxford bldg.
Main 1890 from $50 to 10 In, I z g.
BY owNER-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
and farm; forty miles in Va: modern brown
stone residence. freproof. 8 rooms, bath. At
tie. basement: ami: lO2 acres good land. 20
acres bearing orchard: healthy location; noun
tam views: purest water: a bargain. l.. +.
BARGAM1N: liz s: Patrick st. Alexandria.
In Beautiful Shenandoah VAL
ley. Six Miles So. of Winchester,
Virginia. On National Highway.
Convenient to Every Place. .
One acre fertile ground. improved by mod;
ern BUNGALOW California typel. Z rooms and
bath; hot-water heat, electric lights, Oft
porch extends around side. Hardwood floors
throuehout Large cement cellar. Stucco finish
iwhite), maroon trimmings; garage, large lawn.
shade trees. shrubbery and flowers, This is an
ideal home for summer or winter. Healthful
climate and only hours from Washington. d.
e: This property can be purchased as low as
$1,000. Attractive terms to responsible party.
Will consider trade Of Washington property in
good neighborhood. Address Box 63-C, Star
Office.
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THREE BARGAINS.

HNEE DfNOHlNC ,.
Delightful detached home in Chevy Chase: ::
Dutch colonial type Of attractive rooms and
bath. servants quarters. vapor heat. electric
lights, hardwood aoors, sleeping pofches. sun
parlor; all in frst-ciass condition; spacious
grounds. with beautiful shrubbery and shade
trees; double garage. A property you must In
spect to fully appreciate what q wonderful bar
gain it Is for SIC. .OOO Reasonable terms.
In Cleveland Park-An attractive semi-de-
taebed home containing all the the latest ,inn I'm
screened breakfast and sleeping porches. built
IN garage; ideal location. A real bargain at
attractive and cozy home in best section Of
Petworth. containing well arranged rooms
and tiled bath; hot-water heat, electric lights.
parquet floors. bright cellar. Owner desiring
only 81. 500.
IIYAT IT'D DD0N1Th1
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HERE ARE TWO EXCEPTIONAL HOMES
AT LOW PRICES.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CHEVY CHASE.
$13,S5O.
This Is 4 splendidly built hollow tile and
stucco house Of Q rooms. baths: hot-water
heat, fireplace. sleeping porch; three -aoor
house that ID in excellent Arrangement and In
good condition. This unusual Offering should
be taken advantage Of at once. The price
asked is considerably less than was paid Tor It
BEST BUY IN CHEVY CHASE.
$3.50.
Delightful six room and bath brick house;
large rooms. hardwood floors. sleeping porches,
cement porches; hot-Hater heat and electric
lights 1t also has built-in garage and other
features not generally found In house at this
owner must sell at once. hence the redur-
tion to $3.50.
Exclusive Agents.
ALLAN T.. WALKER & CO.. INC,
S13 18th st. NV. Min 20.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
QUINCY ST. NV.
NEAR 14th ST.
Built by Gruver: c-story colonial brick:
tory; large dining room with beamed ceiling
and built-in china closet; open fireplace in
living room; vapor heat. elec. light; large
front porch: nne back yard to 20-ft- paved
alley.
An inspection is invited.
E. LODGE HILL.
Real Estate,
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Bungalows in town with ground
all around for less than houses
in a row. Open from 9 to 9.
Prices. $500 to S10,5nO.
RJISGAIOWS HOUSES,
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Brightwood Park.

Ideally located Groom and bath brick
house; h.-w.h.. elec. lights and gas. Has
all convcniences to make . coy home:
good condition. Price, $500.
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GRAEME T. SMALLWOOD,
72o 14th St. NV. Main 500.
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Columbia Heights.
REDUCED TO AN ExcEEprSc1,y rnw
PRICE-$7.50 500: can be purchased for
$1,000 and balance easy monthly payments.
pandy brick house Of rooms and bath !;
h..wh., elec. lights. hardwood floors and
tfim; porch. House is in pink OF condi
ton: recently renovated Throughout; deep
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Phone Main 1923.

l. HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
1884 H Street NV Ph
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JAMES F. SHEA,
sxs Tnr1sTANA AVE NV

JAMES r. SHEA,
6ls LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
FOR Fan attractive
semi-detached colonial brick, in
good location of Petworth; 8
rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights, parquetry floor
dining room paneled in hard
wood. Price, $3.50. H. R.
Howenstein Co., 1914 F st. NV.
FOR SALE-Columbia Heights
home; 3-story brick, II rooms, 2
baths, hot-water heat, electric
lights; deep lot; metal garage:
wide alley. Price, $4,000. H.
R. Howenstein Co., 1914 F st.
NV
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NEAR UNION STATION.
located on Morris st ne. ~ ard g: 81
deep yard to Wide public alley. Price. f. 600
on terms that will be satisfactey.
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NEAR 4th AND STS Sc.
Eight rooms and bath; brick dwelling: rear
alley. Price, $4,75O. Owners will accept
small cash payment and balance monthly.
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N. L. SANSBURY
1913 Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-
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D. ]. DUNCAN,
16S1 New York ave. Phone M. 1H67.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD NV
Modern Groom and bath brick DWELLING; ga-
rage; very large back yard; wide alley; must
sell Immediately; will consider any reasonable
o0er. Owner occupant. 2f70 Ontario road NV.
Columbia 361S.W. ~
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SILVER SPRING.
PRICE. 81 500. Terms.

ME-, SC,COO. lCIIlS.
LOT 10o1cOO-MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
A very attractive suburban home that can be
bought at the right price. Located In one
Of the best sections OF this desirable suburb.
within walking distance Of the one car fare
zone: modern 7-room home; In good condition;
situated on very attractive grounds with an an
abundance Of shade and a large variety OF
all kinds Of fruit and flowers: lot 10 10ox200
feet and faces on two streets: good garage;
terms can he made very attractive; . small
cash payment down and monthly payments.
with no trusts to be renewed: immediate
possession.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 313.
a. 900: $3.50 CASH-7-ROOM HOUSE. NEWLY
decorated; lot 6O13OO: BATH city water. cleo
tricity, gas; chicken house; flowers, shrubbery.
grapes. fruit; leaving town. Address Box
23-B. Star office.
ABOUT Y ACRE RICH LAND; FRUIT: SIX.
room house, outbldgs.. ETC.; near Takoma
Springs: clear; only $3.50; $3.50 cash. balance
easy; ideal home or good investment: with q
little Improvement the property would easily
bring $1,000 in the next few years.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers',
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Inspect.

1914 Kansas Ave NV.
New eight room corner house. with heated
garage; loft front yard; large side yard
All modern conveniences. Is. Il. GRUNEh
builder Main 76S.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
SO 500

Immediate possession; 2-stofy brick house
rooms and bath; hot-water heat electricity
front porch; garage for one car. Terms.
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WALTER A. BROWN

kARGAIN-162s ST. Nw.-12 ROOMS,
b aths; h.-w.h.. elec; open hreplaees; wonderful
closets: porches; room for 2-c1r Earase;
easy terms. Owner. 1884 Riggs place. NV.
1884 PARK ROAD NV.
In this nne brick dwelling. you will ind
eight we'll lighted rooms and modern tiled
bath on two floors. There IL also an attic
with one finished room; laundry in cellar; sery-
ants toilet: porches front and back; HOT
WATER HEAT; ELECTRICITY: large back
yard with aIley facilities. The property is in
excellent order and possession will be given
the purchaser. Price, $l3.7 .750. Reasonable
terms will be arranged.
GEORGIA AVE. NV.
II you are in search Of IN up-to-date detached
dwelling with 4 large lot you should investi-
gate this excellent piece Of property situated
on a corner in Brightwood. There are rooms
and bath. attic fine cellar. hot-water heat and
electricity; garage: possession will be given
and the property can be purchased on terms
Of about s.. ZOO. or possibly little less cash
and the balance to suit the purchaser. Price.
1000. Lot 70 BY $50.
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In the Best Part of Chevy Chase.
We have 500 Huntington St A Califosnia
bungalow in design. All good size rooms. Ev.
cry modern convenience. VIII make very
lihex2l terms.
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HOMES THAT REPRESENT UNUSUALLY
GOOD VALUES.

The Best 7-Room Home in
the most desirable section Of Bloomingdale; hot.
water heat: PittsburEh instanta neous hot wa ter
heater; beautiful yard. Price. $500. Reason.
able terms can be arranged.
7.
Splendid Groom Colonial
home convenient to 18th St car line front and
rear porcbes; electric lights. Price, $500, on
reasonable terms.
8.
In Petworth-7-Room and
bath home with hot-water heat; electric lights
plenty Of room for garage. Price, $3.50
Terms can be arranged.
g.
Beautiful Groom and 2-Bath
electric lights: buiIt-in garage house in perfect
condition throughout Immediate possession car
be given. Price. $l2.500.
10.
West of 10th St. and One
square north Of Park rd.-Cnusually attractiv.
s-room and 2-bath home in hest northwest resi-
Dental section; every modern appointment
built-in garage. Must be seen to be appreciated
Price. $16.500. Terms.
SAGER,
h St. NV.
, So.
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NEAR PA. AVE- AND WASH. CIRCLE NV.
= rooms and b. brick With room for garage.
Price only $3.50; q bargain. BAUMAN 4
HEINZMAN, 734 18th St NV. Phone Main
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The Home of Homes
TEL Main 434O 1906 H St. NV
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A little west Of 10th ct. and Just north Of
Park road-ap up-to-date six-room dwelling.
three rooms deep. having electric lights and
excellent heating plant. The location and
price should appeal to any one looking for
q modest home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
NAME ENGELKE
PROSECUTOR IN
JUVENILE COURT
County Commissioners EX-
pected to Announce Other
Appointments.

Announcement was made today by
County Commissioner Harry Tutewiler
that John +. EnGeIke had been reap
pointed as prosecutor in the Marion
County juvenile court Ii was announced
that the appointment was the unanimous
choice Of the board.
Indications are that the janitor ap-
poiEtmeuts at the courthouse would be
made late this afternoon. Mr.. Tutewiler
said there would be only a few changes.
Tt also was stated that Mr.. Tutewiler
and Carlin Shank have failed to agree
so far on the appointment of county
attorney. Indications are that Harry c.
Hendrickson. the present county attor-
ney. viii be reappointed.
Mr.. TutewiIer announced that the
heads Of none of the county institutions
would be changed.
The following other appointments have
been decided upon:
County Health Doctor-Dr. Mason B.
Li-Er.
Jail Physiciau-Dr. B. B. Pettijohn, re-
appointed.
Doctor at Julietta-Dr. Samuel Ne
GauShey. reapVointed.
Doctor ut Poor Farm-Dr. Fred ".
Mayer.
Commissioners Banlf-Jobn W. Car
Isle
Pauper Arorney-Paul wetter, re-
appointed
Courthouse CUstodian-Willia E. Cara
brant
This afternoon the commissioners hope
TO he able TO complete all appointments.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
Prospects Of Second ParIey
on Armdn1ents Fade Rapidly

has proposed for the future govern
ing of submarines in warfare. If
the powers agree to the restrictions
on submarine uses as proposed by
the American delegation, then 1t was
stated, the other powers of the world
maintaining submarine fleets would
be asked to subscribe to them. But
even this, 1t was pointed out, would
hardly warrant the summOning of
another conference, as the matter
could be handled through exchanges
OF notes.
1t is the view of Administration
leaders that the present time offers
little or no hope of arriving at any
agreement concerning auxiliary
craft, other than what already has
been accomplished In Washington.
1t is virtually certain, however.
that another conference will be held
seven or eight years henCe-near the
end of the expiration of the ten-year
agreement on capital ships. This is
the view held by the British delega-
ton and shared by the Americans.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
MIDDAUGH GETS
ANOTHER STAY
Big Sinner to Try His Luck
With Next Administration.

Charles Big Sinner" Mddaugh viii
try his luck with the next administration.
lie has been fortunate in this.
In the city court today Judge Walter
Pritchard confined four charges against
N!ddaugh until Jan - 1922 Three Of the
charges We're for operating a blind tiger.
The other was for falling To display auto
mobile numbers. Two blind tiger charges
and the auto number charge were dated
June ~. The other charge was filed on
Oct -
All If the aiHdavits Of June 20 show
that the cases were cont nued from that
date to June 80, to July :, 10 Nov. ., 10
Dec. -. % the next adminlst ration The
charge Of oct. - was continued until
oct -. 90 Nov. H. 10 Nov. %, to Dee. s,
TO Dec. -. 10 Jan J. Some of the con
t'n0ances We're granted because VIII
Ro1ch 1-2 North Hlackford street. who
IS supposed 70 be "a material witness IN
the case was serving "a term from Green
field. where he was arrested with a load
81 liquor Roach IS now NJ liberty.
NIotornoliccmen Lapders and WHkerson
caught NiddaGch ana Roach with an
automobile load II liquor ON the night
If June 10, when they were returning
from call The booze car attempted
10 crowd the police car from the road.
When Niddau-h saw that he auto con-
tanned Uuli 'e officers. he increased the
speed of lis machine in an attempt TO
escape Seeing his was impossible, he
threw from his car five one gallon jugs
containing white mule" according 10
the officers. The police ear caught the
booze ear. While the policemen were
securing the jugs of liquor which Mid
daugh and Roach had thrown in the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Pros-
poets of another limitation of arIna-
ment conference being called to con-
sOlidate the accomplishments of the
present conference, and possibly to
renew attempts at submarine limi-
tatiOn, began to fade rapidly today
following "a visit to the White House
by Secretary of State Hughes.
The President and Secretary
Hughes held long conversation
over the armament conference de-
velopments and the failure of the
meeting to limit the submarine and
auxiliary craft ratios of the big
naval powers.
Following the visit of Secretary
Hughes TO the White House, it was
learned that the Administration
holds the view that little could be
accomplished by having second
conference Immediately following
the present one.
The only excuse for such a confer
fence. 1t was said, would be the
adoption by the powers here of the
program of rules which EIihu Root
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
EVEN KING is
NOT FREE FROM
DOLLAR CARES
British Monarch Forced tC
Keep Up Appearances on
Small Purse.

LONDON. Dec. 20.--hlns george v.
is q poor man and suffers more from
,b, eorora economic conditions now pre-.
yoifin, tEan Is GENERALLY realized Most
og rL@ tino,s Income comes from crown
~ AMI ,.rante md, from the privy
,,,Irse in aiI about S25o000 a year. Be
Far, M. ,yar dcspite the heavy de-
I'D IN ~. rovoI Dn~sa. this income
80. .f',, snffi..d IN fact Oueen Vic
,orio ro+'.r,ons now. for her pa~simony.
s,rn1 a fo~tuta ou+ or IL and died leav-
5|.. c,"sa -, ,aillion sterling since
49,. 49, - - ~ costs atacbad Ia
w., -.,.ai ho,sobo,d now. ot,qdrurIej and
,,s 80. lra,, thS cr1wn lands has
,1,, t,l.o5 rto tioc cannot let auv
~ ttg a.,stas ~ American millouaircs
~ j.,r,t.,. toxes. ba must live ia them
and I'M. rr,yl1c employment for the
Ca,,, thouss1as Of rataluers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
PLAN CONCERT
DRIVE AGAINST
LAW VIOLATORS
Federal Officials to Work With
State Anti-SalOOn
League.

concerted drive against law violation
in Indiana will be launched from IN
dianapolis within the near future
1t will be directed by the state and
bv the Indiana branch OF the Anti
Saloon League. The Federal Govern
ment will cooperate.
Definite plans for the drive were still
in the process of formation today, but
II is known it viii take this form:
IA conference between Attorney
General L. s. Lesh and Homer Elliott,
who succeeds Frederick Van Nuys as
United states district attorney looking
toward a State-w wide meeting Of prosecut-
ing attorneys as requested by Attorney
General Daugherty.
> conference of Judges Of every
court H. the State called by Governor
Warren T. McCray.
s. A meeting of all persons in Indiana
interested in law enforcement called by
the Anti saloon League to arrange
closer cooperation between the officers
charged with the duty of enforcing the
liquor laws"
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
ISSUES CALL.
The call for the Anu-Saloon League
meeting went out today over the sigma
ture Of L. s Shumaker, superintendent
Of the league in Indiana 1t said Roy
Haynes. United States prohibition com
missioner; Wayne Il. Wheeler, national
attorney for the league, and Bishop
Hughes Of Boston former president of
De Paw University viii address the
meeting.
Mr. Lesh has received reports from
prosecuting attorneys over the State that
local officials have refused to cooperate
with them in law enforcement and the
reports stated in some instances that The
officers were in league with the criminals
and boctleECers
The letter Of Attorney General Daugh-
terry requesting proscc ting attorneys "a
get together was received by Mr.. Lesh
today and he Immediately set about to
arrange a conference with Mr. Elliott
Their call for q meeting of the prosecutors
Will set the date either for Jan. T.. when
the judges meet or for Feb. s. the date OF
the Anti Saloon League conference.