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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-06
ny RUTu ABEIING

hN MIN ttAaAataNt
NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Tnc faith OF
one woman In anothcr-ihis IL the
basis fur the unusual accomplish
ment 81 Mary kirkpatrick. producer
81 the play. Every Day
'1hc hest Trims ebuut tho whole
business slys Mitu kirkpatrick, -
that Huritel Crcthsrs had faith
enough in mc to put her play In my
banda"
Mlss Crothers ls The author of
Every Day
Good health and "a lot Of luck
Thcse. says Miss klrkpatrick, are
the elements which nave counted
most in her climb 60 the field 81 tho
africal production.
~ Know 80 iutle about myself
but I think IL must have been FOR the
most part luck that brought me
hrrpfi The woman theatrical pro-
Queer, scrlous-eycd and still young.
was drawing little figures on a. card
AZ her desk while she taiked.
In the theatrical business lkC
other endenvurs alonE artistic lines.
the uttermost cooperation is neces-
ar.
There IL no such thing rs working
successfully iu the thcater without
complete cooperation from the small
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-06
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
nn.lhlt,- rrnaIrinr. oulcLIe Auto 60.

t.a',hi''.- rroairinE. ouscLle Auto 60
a. H.. Norris. president OF the
mnchinisfF union on thc Santa Fe. D.
ln Albuquerque for ID Few days.
}. a. Con chairman OF the cyccu
tive committee uf the system fedora
rion on tho SANTA fc railroad, with
headquarters no Clchuruf Texas. WIS
in Albuquerque SUNDAY and ycst'r-
day.
Edward Mapos and Ire HuI-
SETTLER. students uf tuc University pf
New Mcyico. were initiated into une
Alpha Delta fraternity la-t uIght
Pablo A.. Sem uf Klhcra. san
Miguel county. DO In Albuquerque ON
business.
\. ". McClushey. state highway
engineer from Santa Ic. be- In the
city today,
Ashley Pond. OF Santa Pc. is visit
ing in Albuquerque.
Lee baldwin. banker from S%ocorro
BE- in the city today on business.
carl a. Gilbert. attorney from
SANTA ne. = in Albuquerque today
Carl Ah,r OF the Gallup-Amerirtn
Coal company, George Kaseman 90
Tho Hahn coal crmpauy. % J NJ
suIy OF Hurley. who were here -u
attend the taNpuycra' meeting lcu
this morning Tor Gullup.
Tim OLcary. superintendent NJ the
special service department ON tho
santa Ic railroad and family arrived
IT, Albuquerque To-Day from San Diego,
California. wGerr M Ol.oary was
attending u loss and lmagc meeting
81 the railroad. They will leave to-
night for LH Juutt
q r.. Glier, special agent for the
qnntn ie railroad GO LAS q lH ih
A"HfugusruHY ON IuHIUrrH.
Admiral Ehurle commander of The
Pacific nrrf waa Boo ths city this
morning ON his why Tea california
n. O. HaHmuseer ard wife, from
Ary,dH. Wyuulua arrived lu NIhu-
| qurruue this morning and viii make
fheir home her"
Mrs Alexandra g. |sHndoyal and
daughter. SIRE lea s HHCI mutorrd
g. Sandntal today to lid aaicu 600 roe
ufisrH and friend before departing
/ f,r California MrH l-idru A. SJndu-
tul accompanied tho two to stndoNlI
a. q Dprr HgeUt of The depart
msnt of Justice. returned lHef night
from I'D rH.a whore Doc went 300
business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-06

part member of the east to the dl-
rector and producer.
There mus, be much personal con-
tact"
Asked " roma has auy particular
advantage or handicap in the pro-
ducing Of plays. Miss kirkpatrick
says simply.
OF thntt'
And surely enough she Wouldn't
she's 20 ahead and do o.. Elise with
emily twelve years boz New York she
couldn't have climbed To- her present
place in theatrical world.
Her early ambltlons7
Nothing moro pretentious than to
go to The next lancet"
hat she did love To- 20 10 the Mont
g0mery theater in Montgomery. Ala
which her grandfather got ~ part
Of n deal in which he sold iOi slaves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
REALTY JOTTINGs.

Brooks a. Momand placed first mort
gage loan OF $4,000 on and 10 West
10sth street. six story fiat. 42x100.
ID. kempner & Son. Inc. have been APP
pointed agents for the Bunny Theatre
block, on Broadway from 147th to 14sth
streets.
Dun & Gomez. Inc. have placed a
mortgage of $1,000 on the dwelling at
219 East Seventy street.
Valentine Lynch & Co.. Inc, builders.
have moved to their new building at 2T0
and 272 West Nineteenth street.
After twenty-five years at $50 Broad
way Derschuch e. Co. real estate and
insurance. will move their offices to &c
Cortlandt street, corner of Church street
Richard j. Fisher resigned from the
Columbia Trust Company and Is now
associated with Ernest II. Bower.
Ida Epstein Is the buyer of tho Monte
Cristo apartments at the northeast cor
ner OF Seventh avenue and 123d street.
sold recently.
Marie NJ Pont is the buyer Of 261
West 121st street: Egidio Caracciolo Of
SO West 126th street Simon J. Medico
Of $50 West 150th street: the Merit
Realty Corporation of 113 East i02d
street; Mac NJ. Bowman OF 10 to Ia East
1o3d street: John w. Sheehan OF 511 and
513 Grand street. and Frank THAI OF
LAT Ridge street, all sold recently.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
N. Y. AND BROOKLYN
REALTY IN TRADE
Engineer Swaps Manhattan
Lofts and Flats for 10 Kings
County Dwellings.

Joseph r. MusselmAn. conssiung
engineer. has purchased ninetecn new
twsllinSs in rrsokiyn from tho Drcsnsr
Building Company ana On exchange has
SVEN several Manhattan apartment
houses TIE deal Involved $4,000.
George H. Long WAS the broker.
The hoae@s are s~mi-dstached dwell
agk @lfn private sarage on the south
1.ds o. %eNsnfy-eighth street. between
Nay PARKWAY and Twenty-Five avenus
ard heid al ssbDa each. The Metropoi-
tim Life Insnrenee Company holds ths
frs; mortgage under the fftecn year
plan.
Mr.. NusaeimAn gave IN ~xcbnnSe the
eight story leftR at 10 East sixteenth
street. On piot &xsa. between FIFTH ave-
rue and JrAon square. also the two
six story elevator apartment houses.
containing thsrsy-NiK families, at AZ
~ West l1sta street comrrlS'nw The
block front on tie north side of the
street bntween Amsterdam and 81
Nicholas avenues and fronfinw l2e Zee,
on 18th street. 10 feet on Amsterdam
avenue ana 800 fest on ST Nichoias
avenue. with a ncrrh@rly line 81 Ia
feet. The three properties rent Cor
about ~ es annually.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
MRS. J. WANAMAKER, JR.,
BUYS NEW YORK HOME
Acquires East 18th st. House ;
Other DWeIling Sales.

Mrs. John Wanamaker, Jr., of Phila-
delphia has purchased the six-story
dwelling. 20x100, at IL East Seventy
fourth through Douglas Gibbons e. Co
The house was built for Mrs. Emily
Hesslein. James Imbrie purchased the
house at No. 8. r. G. Babbage recently
purchased the building at A East Sew
enty-fourth street from the estate OF
Francis Lynde Stetson.
Norman Denzer sold for the Merit
Realty Company, Marcus Osk president
the four story house, 1S.6x100, at "A
West 141st street.
Moore, Schultz & Co. sold for Irene =
Cox to Joseph Mcdonald the three story
dwelling at los Hamilton place, 16.4s
61.3.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for the
Payne estate 2416 Second avenue, q
three story dwelling. with stores, 20xS0
Grant Squires sold to Marie l.. Blod-
get the three story dwelling at 234 East
Forty-eighth street, 18.Sx100.
John p. Peel Company sold for the
Brendan Realty Company the three story
dwelling 4S3 West 145th street, 1851
100. to the William S. Dempsey Realty
Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
ANOTHER FLAT FOR HEIGHTS.

Plans were filed yesterday for SIX
story apartment house. 10ox73.7. at GAL
West 169th street for the 641 West
169th Street Construction Company. O.
II. Pelham, architect, estimates the cost
at $175.00O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
QUEENs-RICHMOND DEALS.

William Liss. Inc, sold for Nathan
Stern a plot 70x100 on the south
side of Jamaica avenue. IS feet east
Of 102d street, Richmond Hill, Queens
which viii be improved with stores.
Rickert-Brown Realty Company sold
to William A. Wilson two story. eigh,
room dwelling and two car garage on
Seventh avenue between Jamaica and
Grand avenues in Norwood Gardens
Queens.
Cornelius G. Kolft sold to Henry Ro-
wohlt four lots on the westerly side OF
cement avenue, north Of Forest ave-
nue.. West New Brighton; also for a
client Of Josie Currie a plot, 37.6x146. or
the south side OF Delafield avenue, near
Burger avenue, West New Brighton
Staten Isianl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
WILL BUILD BUNGALOW
COLONY AT PATCHOCUE


Denwood Realty Company. Benjamin
Benenson president. sold TO tie ballard
Realty Company. Inc. y, y. Homolka
president, 1900 lots on Canaan Lake
Patchogue. l.. /. The ballard Realty
Company viii build bungalows and
camps for persons Of moderate means
for summer resort James J.. Robin
son and Carl Il. Elmer. attorneys repre-
sented the Dcnwood Realty Company
and Irving H. Wolfe represented the
ballard Realty Company. Inc.
Edward J. Farrell sold for Cassius NJ
Coleman. justice OF the peace az Ions
Beach, n. ". the three story Coleman
studio apartment building TO "a Brooklyn
investor.
Warren Murdoch leased from Mrs
John McAdam her residence at Glen
wood. Il. l., and leased for Frank G.
Hicks his residence ut Locust Valley
L. 7.
Lewis II. May & Co. leased for JOSEPH
r. Grismer the dwelling on Beach street
Long Beach. l.. T.. 10 Nat Levy Tor th'
summer.
Herbert s. Martin leased the shore
front estate known as "Bostwick House.
at Orient Point, in Mamaroneck. The
property is one Of the most important
on the Sound. and is well known for ifs
beauty ana lutdl
Mr. Martin will occupy the premises with
his father-in-law. s. w Straus. Ken
meth Ives & Co. were the brokers.
Prince & Ripley. Inc, sold for Harvey
c. Waterbury his residence at Cottage
place. White Plains. to n. III. +. Souires
former Corporation Counsel OF White
Plains also rented for Gerald Tavernei
his residence on Ashford avenue TO Mrs
L. r.. Palmer. furnished, for the sum
MGR.
r. r. Ragette sold dwelling at pa
South Fifth avenue. Mount Vernon, N
v. 33 1-3xf05, for Hugh and Margaret
MCGEE to Peter Corcoran.
Chester d. Clark rented summer
home at Compo Beach. Conn, to Nj. l.
Branscomb.
Oscar G. Brown & Co. sold ut Maple
wood. ". j.. the property Of II. l.. Prior
at SO Hickory Drive to Roy Nj. smith
also the property OF Mrs. Mary kinp
Brown at 40 Hickory Drive TO Austin r
stillman, and the property OF Walter L
Oswald at "a Salter place 20 a. 7
Lamb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
Morr,.town Estate Deal Closed.

Long standing negotiations for the
sale OF Thorne oaks. the estate OF The
late w. v. s. Thorne on Normandit
Heights, Morristown, y. j., to T. VI
Symington have finally been closed, &C
cordIng to an announcement made by
Pease & Gilman yesterday. The delay
OF over a year was due TO the fact tha'
some OF tho heirs OF the selling estate
are minors and the permission of the
court had to be secured before the sale
was actually contaminated. Thorno Oaks
is one OF the chow places Of Morristown
Jones & Martin and Mrs. II. Fanshawe
were associate brokers In the deal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
SEEKS cUARprANsHIp or poy

Mrs Amanda c. Thomas of 800 Park
avenue. to whom was bequeathed the
bulk OF the estate OF Theodore Z. Shonts,
applied yesterday to the Surrogatcs'
Court for letters Of guardianship for her
fourteen-year-old son. Herbert Gregory
III = : her child by her divorced
tusu4aG 1at Thomas of Boston. He
HaA wmaH property worth $4,000.
Is4icf uA#sH care of q guardian. her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
MANY NEW INVESTORS
IN FLAT HOUSE FIELD

Irving Judis and Joseph Siiyeraon paF-
chased from the Minaref Building tttm*
pany CMcAIorrow Brothers) the six story
elevator apartment house az SIS ana 81
West l22d street. 81 sxloo between
broadway and Amsterdam avenue. The
house is arranged for thirty fanaliies
and returns an annual rental OF about
$50 CO., The house was held al siasss@
IL. G. Senior was the broker.
Pease a. Gilman and william
Bloodgood q Co. sold for the estate ~
j. q. Even Mcintyre. which family hs4
owned the property FOR nearly CEN
fury. the three five story flats ~ 80
and 1902 Sixth avenue and the adjoining
CO West Fifty-fifth street. forming tho
southeast corner of these thorough
fares. The property has been purchased
BY a prominent restaurant concern,
which viii develop tho corner for -
| business. IL fronts % feet on sixth
avenue and 100 feet on the street end
was valued at $4,000. DR.. John a.
Harriss. Deputy Police COMMISSIONS.
has recently opened restaurant " las
building.
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum and
Fisher & Irving l. Levine bought from
the Rangeley Construction Company y
West Thirty-ninth street. Two story
studio building. with stores, on lot
9ix90 leasehold, running MI 1870. and
located 175 feet east OF Sixth avenue,
II. Seymour Elseman represented the
seller.
Alma Bertsch sold 10 Jacob Brinberg
the two five story single flats At g.
and 60 ST. Nicholas avenue. between
10th and l4lst streets. each ls.s feet
wide.
George Steinman, Inc. sold for DR..
l.. b. Jameson COG West 1slst street a
five story apartment house. J0xioo. ar
ranged for twenty families.
Dwight. Archibald q Perry sold Tor
the Louis Weber Building Company -
West Twenty-second street, four story
single apartment house. "a. l0xss.9. Tie
purchaser will occupy part OF the prem
lses. The same broker sold Tor r, -.
Herb the five story and rear tenement
at Al West Twenty-fifth street. @1.sxse =.
to Albert and George Rocker, who VIII
alter the building for business purposes.
Duff & Conger. Inc. sold for Edward
NJ Scudder the five story double flat
at 1892 Lexington avenue, 25xS0.
william Schacht sold for Joseph Har-
lock 1444 First avenue. northeast corner
of Seventy-fifth street. 23x6s, to benJa-
min Fucker.
Philip Weinberg sold for Emanuel VI.
Slender and Charles A. Strauss ave.
nue. 3. four story tenement, 25x10o.
Mulyihill & Co. sold to Mary Marine
for the United States Trust Company
the five story single flat at GA East
120th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

u. Lncov sold FER a Mr.. Kramer %
Mr. @chulmaha the new two family
house WIrh double Farawe 4gxioa. un
The east side ~ Ocean Parkway. lig
feet soath 81 Dfmms avenue
Martin COMPANY sold for Henry Sein.
fei and Louis Keller the three st0ry
frame dwelling At 90 Pearl street. Al
Rufus Brown.
James r. kerns Company sold sixteen
lots on the west side OF Fifth avenue.
from Eignty-second TO Elghfy-third
street. 10 william =. PAytons also Tor
the estate % James Kcrnr. two lots
on the southeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and Eghty-third street 20 tho same
buyer.
Neister Builders. Inc. have filed
plans for three dwellings on the prop
erty recently purchased in the Thirty
first ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

August Elmer of the wholesale drug
concern of Elmer a. Amend sold tract
of land OF $50 acres on the Great South
BAY, near Broolthaven. l.. l.. for $780,
90 otto the Woodlands Country Club. Inc.
James H. Robinson and Carl b. Elmer,
attorneys. represented Mr.. Elmer, ana
irving n. Wolfe represented the Wood
lands Country Club, Inc.
Mendal Presburger sold TO the ballard
Realty Company. Inc, j. +. Homolke
president. $50 lots at Rockville Centre.
l.. r.. for $4,000. G. c. MacRay repre-
scented Mr. Presburger and James l..
Robinson and Carl Il. Elmer represented
the ballard Realty Company, Inc. Irving
RI. Wolfe was the broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Charles S. Kohler. Inc, and Clement
II. Smith sold for a client OF otter
hourg, Slender & Houston, the tax
payer with seven stores at the south
west corner CT fremont and Morris
avenues, 75N190.
b. RI. WeislIer sold for Samuel Fried
enberg to a builder a plot 75x100 on
the east side or Davidson avenue, rs
feet south OF West l90th street. The
property VIII be improved with a five
story apartment house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
BUYERS to Improve w. 25th St. Site
TO BUILD ON DYCKMAN PLOT.
wnyerIy Company Plans Business
structure on 2O7th Street.

l.. J. Phillips & Co. sold for the
Donovan Estates. Inc, one of the largest
holders of property in the Dyckman sec
ton. represented by Henry X. Mygatt,
10 the Waverly Building Company lLouis
Gold & Coz, represented by Sigfria
Maln the vacant plot at the northeast
corner of Broadway and 207th street,
133x10O. The purchasers will imme-
diateIy improve the property with a
business building, and it Is understood
that leasing negotiations are under way
for space in the projected building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
FREDERICK BROWN
IN 100000 DEAL
Buys Drug Concerns Lease on
Depew Building at 487-489
Fifth Avenue.

In q lease purchasing transaction in
volving more than s5.000,o0o Frederick
Brown yesterday acquired control Of the
seven story Depew Building at 4s7 and
4S9 Fifth avenue. with an II" to ~ East
Forty-second street. Mr.. Brown pur-
chased the sixty-three year lease on the
structure taken by the National Drug
stores Corporation just one year ago
from the estate of Augustine POTTER,
which owns the property. The drug
company contemplated the demolition or
the building and the erection OF TWEEN
ty-two story structure on the site. but
abandoned the plan after 1t leased adj
vantageous store space In the hnicker-
booker building at the southeast corner
of Forty-second street and Broadway.
The drug company is said to have made
something like over a quarter or a
million in the sale Of the Depew Build
ing lease to Mr.. Brown.
The Depew Building and its extension
boxes the Astor Trust Building at the
southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Forty-second street. 1t occupies plot
with a frontage of 81 feet and a depth
of 100 feet. The IL" measures 22X9S.9
feet and is six stories in height. The
parcel is regarded as one of the highest
priced bits of inside realty in the city.
The rental obligation assumed by Mr..
Brown as q speculation calls for the
payment OF $4,000 a year net for the
first twenty-one years. The rental for
the two ensuing renewal periods OF
twenty-one years each Is to be paid on
the percentage basis. The deal was the
first closed by Mr.. Brown since moving
into his rev quarters In the Stratus
Building. mt the northeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and Forty-sixth street.
Buyers to Improve w. 25th ST. Site
Wagmore Realty Company. jacob
Glass president, purchased from the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the vacant plot at 135 and 1877 West
Twenty-fifth street, b0x100. on wnicn
will be erected a seven story store and
Office building. The Metropolitan COM
pany has advanced building loan OF
$4,000 for the project. M. Conn 4 co.
and Henry I. Cooper were the brokers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
BUYS GREENWICH ACREAGE.
New York Lawyer Pays $40, $50
for Property at Auction.

Eighteen acres of land in Greenwich.
Conn. owned by the Aladdin Rock
Realty Company adjoining the printing
plant OF the Condo Mast publishing
Company OF New York, which recently
purchased the property from the Arbor
Press Company. was sold at public auc-
ton yesterday. Macdougal Dewitt, a
lawyer of lao Nassau street was the
purchaser. The price paid was s20.250.
There Is a first mortgage of $4,000 on
the property. Nathaniel A. Knapp was
the auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOM,
III vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.

sth av. sri. cor SOD st. 235xs0, 4
story tenement and store; Lion Brewery W.
William Cahlll ct al; Fitch a Grant
attys; John q SAKE, ref; due, sff ,1Eo. 20 /:
taxes, &c, Sl,SGa.4 sub 20 n first mtg OF
ss7 $50; TO l. Goodman. for a client for
tBRoNx EXCHANGED
BY James Donovan.
Cedar ev. =. 100 roth ~, BOXES
20 Lewis place x51 fxf4s.5, vacant: Enult-
able Trust Co VIZ Isaac Highlander 81 al
Werner Mckinney, attys; Michael n
Deiagl, ref. due. s5,3D51I taxes, &C.
s200.0s: 70 the plaintiff for 50 415.
nsthEete nv. 1880. ., 2asi f15th St
1SH.sT,s. story tenement; Caroline q
Kendall W. Jacko Sevoca ct al; Merrill,
Rogers = Terry, attys: Max Gross, ref. due,
Sa.S91.i5 taxes. &C, s136 So 70 Clement
Smith Son, INC, for $500.
Bethcate nv, f1Ts 7-a o 1Tr'r o.
81 2x2i .3x29. 2xf09.5x .tgN euaetw
Caroline q Kendall sT Mrw MnM4UN Nt Nff
Merrill, Rogers a u M M1n4 3 Mnr
Iaurhlin, ref: due fEl rt tNxtv Us.
Still; 70 Clement sMft0 e9n. tuc toF
5000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

GO delightfully."- diversified are
~ the modes of the moment
that it seems difficult to find two
frocks that agree upon such sub
jects as silhouette, sklrt-lengths,
sleeves or collars. Upon the es-
sential matter of fabric, however,
smart frocks come together" in
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

choosing from the rich variety of
Cheney Silks-Crepes in many
lovely weaves, Crepe Satins
wonderfully lustrous, Cheney Taf-
fetas daintily crisp and Cinderella
Silk, plain or printed-to fill
every silken requirement-always
of traditional Cheney quality.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Grand Jury to Sift
Dewey ElliOtt's Case

Dewey Elliott, 2901 Mcpherson avenue.
waived preliminary hearing on charges
OF vehicle taking In city court late yes
terday and was bound over to the grand
jury under $1,000 bond by Judge Walter
Pritchard.
Elliott was arrested three days ago by
Detectives Rugenstein and Hynes. The
detectives say that on Dec. 20. 1918. Ell
Holt, in company with Clifford Sanders
Of this city, stole an automobile which
was the property Of the United States
Rubber Company. The two men drove
the machine to Shelbyville, where they
were arrested the next day Elliott es-
capped from the officers at that time, po-
lice say, and has been at large since
until his recent arrest. Sanders was sen.
fenced for the crime soon after his ar
rest, and it is said he has served bis
time"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Cops ScOur Vacant
House SeUen Times
to Capture Negro

There is luck in odd numbers, for II
was the seventh call received by the po-
lice that resulted in the arrest of Louis
Williams. %. negro, who said he came 10
indianapolis from Evansville and that lie
was a man without a home.
During the last few days women living
In the neighborhOOd Of a big vacant
house at 1925 North Capitol avenue had
been insulted by a strange negro. The
man appeared al the windows of the va
cant house. but before the police arrive
ne would disappear. Six times the po-
lice searched the house. and each time
failed to find the prOwler.
Yesterday afternoon Motor Police
Brooks and Kimberlin were sent again
to the North Capitol avenue house. They
guarded the building until the police
emergency squad could arrive. Sergeant
johnson led the hunt. Every part Of
every room was carefully searched, and
nnally on top of a closet in the attic OF
the big residence the negro was found.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
TELLS CLUB OF
LIBRARY NEEDS
Charles E. Rush Speaks at
Rotary Luncheon.

In talk on MY job" at the weekly
luncheon of the Rotary Club yesterday
at the ClaypOOl Hotel. Charles E. Rush,
city librarian, spoke of the need Of more
books for the library and Of what might
be accomplished to assist those who
wished technical training.
A feature of the luncheon program
was a number of card tricks performed
by Max Malini, a guest of Bert A. Boyd
In introducing him Mr.. Boyd explained
that Mr.. Malini had appeared before the
rulers of many countries and hlf re
ceived many decorations for his work.
Vincent O'DOnnell, a boy singer, who
is appearing at Keith's this week, also
entertained the club members.
Short talks were made by n. H. Car
tinhour, president of the Indiana Auto
Trade Association, and George Wildhacb
regarding the visit of the ROtarians to
the Automobile Show tomorrow evening.