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The Washington times., 1924-10-08

67--Jswelry. Diamonds. watches.
e9-Manhinery and Tools
e9--M ellaneOus for SalA
10--Muslca1 Ipatrnment1
fl--RadiO and Supplies.
72--Seeds, PIants Floworh
T2-A-To Swap.
9e--Wearing Apparel.
7t-Wanted 70 Buy.
TX. ROOMS ron RlHNT
Ss--a Rooms -F'urninhed
76--RoOms--1n furniahe6
Observation-Disclosures sS
fe--Roomq With Board.
19--Rooms- Furnished aad unfuHnlnhoa
s0-~Wanted 70 Rent sOcnt1,
wanted Room and Board.
e9-Whero 90 hat.
es-Where 70 Stop IN Town,
x. REAL ESTATE nOR RENT
Bt--Apartments- Furnished.
eS--Apartments-J nfurniaheds
sSSslssss fToB.4ss a sss g Rsss
ss--FaFms ana Land Tor Rent
e0-Qarages for Rent.
91---HouBea--Eurnfgh
e2--H Houses Unfurni6hed.
eS--H ouHes--Fu or un3urA
81 Offices and Studios.
III nt-of.sown Property
ST. Shore Property 40 Rent
eI-euburban Property g Rone.
ee-S Stores to Rent.
e9--Wanted 70 Rent.
H REAL ESTATE EClB sAIM-s
10O--Acreago for Sale.
10l--Apartmentu for SAILS.
1Q2--B Business Property for eala
II 03--C Country Estates.
IeA-Farms and Land FOR SAILS
10S--Housea for Sale
1Oe--lnvestment Property.
1Od--IIota tor Sale.
90e--Out-of-ToWn Property
iO9--Real Estate TO Exchange.
110-eubuFban Property For sale
f1l--Shore Property For 9alo.
II 2--Wepfed,--Rea Estate.
VII. AUCTION SALES
VIII. BIDS AND PR0POsALA
XIV. LEGAL NoT1CEe
Nv CLASSIFIED DIsPLAY--
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons yesterday were
licensed ID marry. Unless otherwiae
eetsa all persons live in the District
and Mary Lawrence Trevey 40 Rich-
mond, Va Reverend Thomas w. Cooke,
Isaac Moss. So. Tampa. Fla, ana
Fanny Blouenstein. 81. Macon. ca.
Robert b. Day. ~. No 27o2 Dunbar-
con avenue northwest, and Martha
Nasty. 81. No. 1908 NJ street NORTH
west. Reverend w. A. Jones.
avenue southwest. and Hanpah Green.
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.InSEPH I. COILIERE

Requiem mass viii be celebrated
Friday morning at o'clock at st.
Aloysius. Church for Joseph I. Col
here. who died yesterday at the
home OF his mother-inlaw, MRS.
Mary smith, 329 H street northeast.
Interment will be in Mount olivet
Cemetery.
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Deata notiegs

Tuesday, October q.
1924. ct Georgetown University Hos
pital. GEORGE n. TAGGART. son Of
the late Hugh 4. and Anna A. Tag
CART. Remains can be seen at ". u.
Speare Co, $40 r 1T. N. w.
Funeral from St. Patricik's Church
On Thursday, October 3. &C 3 a. m.
Interment private.
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WANTFD-FOUR MEN

TO learn excellent paying work IN
this city; also two additional men for
ut-of-town work. Regardless OF what
you have been doing we will teach
you our work. Only men desiring
pay to start with excellent opportuni-
ties for promotion 70 good men, Apply
to manager between 6 and e;s0 a m.
Bldg. eth and b; Streets Northwest.
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Classification Index.

~NNNA482840tlU&O AaAANA0Ao
I. ANNOUNCEMENTS
e-Lost and Found.
e--Poraonalo.
l0-Special Noticoa
1o-A--C latrvoyanto
II. AUroMoTEvn-
11--Auto Agencies.
l3--Automobiles for Sale.
1S--Auto Trucks for sale. Il
lA--Auto AccesBorteU. PartA
le-Auto Tires. Tubes.
le-0arlge Builders.
IT. Garages, Autos 30 f{Sro,
le--Motorcycloe-
le--R REPAIRING. Service ts.ionA
to--W antod--A utcmOtivo.
III. BUSINESS snRvICn--
ll--Business Service Offored.
Building and ContrActlnR.
xe-C Cleaning, Dyeing. RenovatinR.
1S-H Heating and Plumbing.
ye-fLnouranco, All Kinda.
SS!-- 4es!engeE Service.
1e--Moving, Packing. Storage :
Isl Painting. Papsring.
e0--P Printing. HnRraving.
el--P Professional berVicon.
9s-A-siip ccysrs sad JpholItsrIna
Tailoring. Pressing.
Timing, Roofing.
ss--W anfed--Businssn 0arviooa
~. EMPLOYMENT
yO--EmpIoyment AgauciOm.
y1-~Help Wanted--FemRla.
ee--Help Wanted-EaIO. 80
ee--H elp-Male and FoHaala.
Ae--0Alesmen3 and Agent0 \
Al-Situatiouu Wanted Female,
Oscillations Wantod--lgalo.
aS--Situatio na--Male and EomalM
v. FINANCIAL
tl--B Business Opportunities.
es-1nvestmente StOclEa Bonda
te-4oney to Lean.
t1--Mcney Wanted
le--Mortgagee for Sale.
te--Roomtng Houses for 0nla.
VI TgsTRUcTroNe-4
yO-Correspondenc courses.
bl---llocaI Instruction Glasses.
S1--Musical Dancing Dramatic
oS--Ertvate Instruction.
Wv
WI. LIVE sTocK--
Be-Dogn Cats. Pets Htc.
ge--HofBes. Cattle, VehicleA
e9--poultry and SuppiiOa
Es--Wanted--Hive Stock.
VIM. MISCELLANEOUS
to-Boata and Accessories.
oo--Buil0ing Materials.
6i--BuSlness Equipinent.
e1-Earm and Dairy ProduotG
Si-0Ood Things 70 WaG
eB-Homemadb Thingh
'eeTHousohoid oood& ---.--4>1@---4n,
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Severe Storms IN italy
ROME, Oct. S.--Severe storms are
sweeping southern Italy with great
resulting flood damage.
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Announcements
Lost and Found


A WHITE POINTER PUP
Liver colored head and ears; evenly
marked Call Mr.. Ray. Columbia la1s.
BANK books q check receipts lost,
bearing signature u. w. Reward IL
returned to 226 Linworth n. 8. Va.
BREAST PIN-OvaI lost while Sho4r
ping. set with turquoise and rubbed;
reward italian legation 400 New
Hampshire Ave.
CAMEO PIN--PIain gold band: pink.
Reward, Duvall. 113 18th, The Neples.
CARD CASE: lost with drivers permit
and other cards; return TO 122 18th
st N. W.; reward Franklin $500. :
coAT-Boy.s English tweed; lost In
park, I'd and Indiana ave. NV. Finder
please return to 301 G 81. NV. apt !.
DIAMOND ring. Sunday; liberal res
ward; Hill Parkwood Apt. Frank.
EARRING. lost; topaz drop yelloNish
brown stone: reward. Cleye. I556.
HUB CAP Electric auto, Mass. Avs,
near Gath st. N. W. Reward II re.
turned or owner notified, w. @. BOR-
DEN, 2306 Tracy PL
KEYS-20th and II Sts.. Sunday. Re-
turn to 1908 Pa. Ave. y. w.
sETTER--F Female: young: white. black
spots and black ears R'W,d Ad. 1871,
TICKET--Monthly, railroad; bet. BaIti-
more and Laurel. Reward Il re-
turned. jesse Bennett, 1920 Madison
Ave. baltimore. Nd.
WALLET lost. g. d. Rider, 1895 u st.
or 1929 Vermont ave.
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FT0RTRTa.

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. CO., 1919 r Sc. N. w.
AFtigtic-Expressive -InexpsnniVa
Prompt Auto Delivery SerVtca
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

POLICE PUPPIEs-ist prize stock; very
intellectual and handsome. IS s.
Washington st.. baltimore Ma.
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Employment
HeIp wanted AIaIe

WASH man, coIored; thoroughly ex-
pef1enced. West End Laundry l72a
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

"I'dn't Mannington turn over S4o,- ahu 2"
 Not to my knowledge"
 "Th"sc people you sent to him. they turned oyrr S2nt. .oUG"'
 "I don't know"
 And don't you know ils d Tact trat .l"a~ smith refused to turn back his sht.r ''
 ''I don't know that Jess smith got any m"n,y or that h. turned any httH,"
 n7 lad hru told lay FcAhr, h" <lih, thu: Mauninglnp paid hack :1,"aa or $t,20o."
 'Nou know Howard rrirr here, and 8ouh' d.scussrd with him the eues- fon of getting hack some money rpm Jcs< smiths cstato""
 "No sir"
 "l didn't ask him." urr said "IIc came to m with tho story that such a thing Was roashln."
 Howard Price referred to. WAS for n"rly secretary to Niles PoindcNtnr, now ambassador 10 Peru.
 bid you complain to Ipaughoriy?" No"
 "pil you .1'r authorize anybody to employ an attorney for you?"
 Nc n1Itsi1r or Manningfon,'
 The lu, uf senator Whcrler's ques- tioniog seemed to ho 10 establish that r, 11,r Was iot OTIS lawyer.
 The witness wHvcrrl a little and another lawyer named " Matthew's"
 bid you tril Matthew's you'd paid monny To Jess smith or Mannington ."
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

"Don't you know that Joss Smir h refused To turn haoi, som" nf iii" money given tn him" asked S u,ior Wheeler.
 orr iiscla mrd knoN 'rdGr
 I'rld"r tod him Orr suil. that Man. n ng,o3 had r, turned sl0,nno OF $i2.- h"h 10 clients
 Orr denied asking Hau uam"l i;i"" how h" tnrr) coull recover mCm'y from J. sS Smitn'S t@ta1" t"Ht h" Orrl thorsht du" aim. Orr said Ric" "1mt to him and talked nt surn 4 propoS ton" lMt Olr iI~lslrl 'rr Ild 1ut nt"Sr any claim.
 senator Ion's pressed Orr lt"an 1h. refunds.
 "AnsW"r the qu, stion," ho d,mnal ,d.
 "1's quoStioo h,tMo,a p"optc mai lh,ir lawyer" Orr said. "Thr .aja th"y'd aa hnr, i f", and hadn't got 'h" work. and h" had t. raY il harb. ."
 Tn" "he" "us apparHt3y Manning ton. Tn" "r.ople." Orr indicated as ht went on had cAp"ct"d 10 get rrr. nils for oNroration of NhiHk,l from tn" rnit",l States.
 "Nhat did you gt"" ask"1 S,natof Wheeler.
 Not a r"nf,"
 "ftt tn the aagrraat. you tuln,d oN@7 s2o".n0n"" persisted senator Wheeler.
 No. An can think of now Is s6,o"o. You cant crowd mn into anything, It's lik' your estimated of n million dollars on thr licinr when got si.jud."
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Not 10 my knoM.lcdgc. "

Not 0 my knowlcdge." 'Wasn't that don" with the ship ment from Pittsburgh?" ?"
 Orr didnt know.
 There were some indiyiIua,s be sides these drug companies who paid you monoy"" Senator Wheeler said.
 No"
 Tho drug companies numbered six or eight.
 "1ou wer2 indicted in New York in connection with the shipment Of Whiskcy from Pittsburgh"' "''
 Orr agreed. but objected 10 Senator Wheriar's questioning.
 ''1'hh truck broke down in rhiladc!- rhia." Senator Wheeler continued.
 Orr agreed it was bound for New York, from a Maryland distillery.
 Orr was excused then until tomor- row without cross "Namination after r1orc than two hours grilIing and an other witness. whom Senator Shcp- pard. Texas. wished 10 have testify and b. released quickly, was called.
 2f.0OO People Swindled.
 The next witness was Maco Stewart. Galveston attorney. Ii" testified that a lottery organization having as f head William Sacks o" St. Louis, once mentioned for postmaster gen cral. was nation wide. He made a re- port on it to Attorney General Daughcrty.
 Stewart said that attrr making his rrporf. h, had been sued for libel by tn" United Home Builders Of America. X Dallas man named Webb was inter ,stod. hn said. Sacks bought the in ttrest of 4. X. Cooke Of Dallas for million. but later charged in court { hat hn had been dcfraudcd.
 Three years ago. my attention was called to numerous lotteries in Texas by poor people coming to my office with stories of being sWindled," Stew art said. T sought to head these lot tcrirs off locally. but found l could not g"t al them because Of their man. ntr of doing business.
 As pursued a search for evidence, I found the concern was nationwide and tho head of il was William Sacks Ct St, Louis. l may say he was prominently mentioned for post master general The next place he turned up vas as head Of this crooked loan con- tract concern"
 Stewart said his evidence has hocn presented 10 T.. s. District Attorney Iweif"l Of Texas. but that no indict- l
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

So ] gs G.ts u. .a.,.<-.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Dance to Riches

Paris - Dancing professors in France are getting wealthy. The aver age fee they charge is s5 q lesson, with T reduction for series. These professors are recruited from yari- ous classes Some are former clerks, some are foreign princes in disguise. Others have been walters and coloneis i'll the Russian army
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Denies Statement.

"NO.'
 Dcnic> statements
 Did you tell Price Mannington paid back s40. .o0o?"
 No sir"
 Did you tell rricv. Manning col lcctcd S200.00
 No sir"
 Did you tell Price to scc Mr. Mat thrws?" No. rric" csme to mc with Il i proposition-about the claiming from ] Jess Smiths esta'n.'' i The only persons who paid him money Orr said on closer cNamina- 1 ton. were representatives or New York and Brooklyn Drug cosnpnnics. Tho conspiracy chare" in which he had figured in tn" courts Orr sail. had to do with issuance ot papers for q truck load of whiskry that brokc down at Philadelphia cn route to New York. Civ m" thr names ot people who paid you moncy"""
 Five. six or seven wholesale drug companies
 Tell lis the names" Vas the de- u.and.
 Orr's voice sank until il Was almost inaudibl".
 Orr named the Central Drug cnm- pany: th" Emmorland Drug company and tho Alps Drug company He stuck th'r".
 David H,ibronn"r A sons" suc- 1" stcd Scna or Wheeler
 Orr said h" didn't rcmemDar "Namo the individuals" ,iemand"d Wheeler.
 They were officers Of these drug companies. How dil they get in touch with you ,''
 Thy cam" to mc--wvre broush; to me--I cant recall"
 Were these concerns organized for this particular husincss@" No, some Of them had been in bus mess for years
 Nhiskry Releases. Now, the plan was to have this Nhiskey released for foreign cN- port ." Tn some Of the cases" "Anl then have ii diverted before ! il leaves Ihc country"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
In he cpi
 T; '5e F z

s..a ea ett. '-...r f-.m .t-a..- a sf -I.ssA J ..- .- -* .f:..f. -t ] 1s
 r -z k5~r r- -* 7 n' r- rur., < aB4 .a f"~3 sts- 5a .. '. sl B~#ia=a -ar.1a afI =afnm~- tf.s.-=. LsrFstmt .t si- spring tpsis'.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
COUGHING RELIEVED

The more gou cough the more y q ktrsin your throat, lungs and srs' !. Raise the phlegrn easlIg without s.re l or pain bF taAing LsgnarIis Cough ST ! fCre0sotedI. IL is soothing iisa :. pleasant and elective. Bsst thing for hacking coughs. dep seated colds. bTyn- 4 most henaficiai ari safe treatment f0r children aud adgits. saFe vHuTssT from colds fyggIs and seFiHas traltde fsrt . bottle 0f ieefard5s sazh <-Fgl FTs1- to'edI From yonr druggist t0a4y and brIng 4aIeE relief.
 Sy.s U E.ta .L.--- .L--..
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

mcnts had been found.
 The organization. Stewart said, hal "swindlcd" 21.o00 people in Texas, whose names he had.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
I.inIIOr Talks

10 them" in connection with whiskc. deals.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

"lld you ever "ntor into und"r- standing or agreement with Manning ion n, to withdrawal permits lor "hiSk"y." asked senator Wheeler.
 "t should sIr y..s tu that. Orr r"- turned. My talks with him w"rr about the stat" after withdrawal talked about th" maAy things that rnt.l, h. ,Ion" undrr tn" NoIstcad act of the 8trIhhornu"ss Of thi, Ono or that ono, who might be led To change a fi,W."
 Orr said h" t;2-" Thomas F. FrtG"r. attorney and co-'lotrn1ant with Gas ton Ii. Means in im1ictmr its now p"ndin- anH had talked with Fielder r.g "itu@ n payment of money by ct"ludrts r"prrS"ntin2 several drug rotHys .i">.
 Th~ rtpa$m, uts "p~r demanded bce&Es' tn" CAS- s Wrr, not "succ, s<- niy handl.d.' Orr seid.
 "Th" thtn=* h" was trying to do." per roHriHu'-l. "all cam" un1,r in. Treasury h.r,Jrn' It a1d not justi""."
 - ou>' ,ofI"'f"! 'aon'y tn Nv York on wh>h'y d.a5s"''
 No sir"
 "I'id you rv.r pay M4nuiagton 4ay Il0u,.S. "''
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18

''I saw Matthews two or three years go. but didn't talk about this matter"
 Did you rN"r talk 10 Burns about i:?
New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
iurapd Over scnn More,

IAon'>'''
 iurGird Over sane More,
 'l tlrnrI u>ar oom' moh"y 'n him in counrr'ion win lipuor affairs c.. - t'.H >pu all th,s, d,tail~."
 "Djln't s031, people make Manning ton pay back spn" ot tlr monty on ~hisl."% ,i"alss"
 p~r l.t},i.
 "p1la't som" prop5r n4h, you pay t'acN-put il mort=ag" on your uuii>, ."
 "T1'r' w,rc som" c,aimS'
 Orr ObJ"ct"d to t"stiiying rcglrling " "EiS!"y I'-4,a anI any affairs not r,'- -tiIag r. II1> r::} r ten ul thc drpar,- nrnt ot justice ,nI,r th" scope, of fh,. s. ':t, resolution.
 Soat"r Whcct'r replied by shoot ns "0otErr 4n".stiou at him,
 "I'jlH'r you s:y that sl1. .noo waiting t r"iumbus, D., WAS money that be- ong 'd 70 ..ou:''
 No"
 orr admitted h.. had talked with 'elder about r.p~ym"nt>.
 "Do ynu mrun to trll m you .iont ,now wh" tn. other man with Frldrr yas when ia mou"y "as icmaad"d""
 "Thrr" Nrr r'la'.', utlliN"s ot drug oU,l laoj. -,'
 i'cad'r, urr .#id. w22 hot his attor- l.y.
 .W..r, ,J"~, claims for refunds or ,hiskry""
 "Yon know r wasn't drugs, s,na- or" Orr troEo out.
 "rhat~ il nasty Implication"
 T 6noJ 1n"a ii anythiue about l." Orr protested. "Tru u4 about anyone of tarsr .his!,ry dralS." senator Jones put in, urh."
 Erfu-r~ To Answrr . Orr .a1 Ii, "Ha"r't brought hcrc pr tnaf."
 I'm h r, to ansNer anything about lr iuuuiry.--thai's in tho ! 'solu'ton. [, said.
 Now. who pnt that idea in your ad"" Nobody - read tin resolution" Thr r>aminatiun stuck here for Il rarejc 1flNE Hlhff' f' Hh''H |'' Hh' '"i "F : ] ov"r money to ManninEton Orr ,d onrr it was s2,5oo and aEnh 1 snu. ssnmriimrs f. Was A contin- rpt r. lhr witness explained. Orr ins sled h" had not goth II nt in titrsr transactions. "In thr aggrf eatr yon inn"i o'er ,mnfitag l.3,r s2nu. .0no"" asked Sfn- or Mhrtt r. That Was d"niml hv orr. who said . ,,nti,d rot recall thr total, tlta. prutretnd th" rnmut'i"" was .uldng "a chapter of my past that 1t i,,n asfnr, the United states ,urt&."
 "I submit tp '' !. committee that this an is tr1ing ll'dozr us," senator 'hrclcr h.,o'a "anI that his job is
 ans1rr q "a. ..5us." "Tht,'e .nts or" way you can r" s.. and tht'e on th" ground tha' II E 'eh' brriio rdt your'"'t." f-id uat3r A-tn'st tn. n!c laHttr told ID" that. orr o.trr"d to g,r. his best rccollcc- ,n on the samE ot money.
 Nlta.iuB~ sG.610 ''p~- haud. anf, | can d"an5t"lt K ln3 o' ..p s...:g.- str "i sG.oho." said < f.t5r }.t,al,r asL,d if M.Unin2 k n f.-d 1ot returned pt'r si".n@o io l., a's. but prr said: ''...oi 10 my rrrollcctiOa."
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what was called the Cherokee Strip
a group OF seats on the Demo-
cratic side Of the house which was
then occupied by Republicans, there
being at that time sixty-one Repub-
leans in the Senate and only thirty
one Democrats. Thus It came about
that at 1890 o'clock on the fourth
day OF January, 1906, found my
self occupying a seat on the out
skirts OF the Democratic side of the
Senate as n member OF the Fifty
Ninth Congress.
After my election to the Senate l
had received the usual form letter
from Senator Hale, chairman Of the
Committee on Committees. asking
me to state my preference as to com
mittee assignments.
In my reply I expressed but one
preference-the Committee on Inter
state Commerce. l suggested that
my interest in the subject OF trans
portation. to which l had given some
years Of study and Investigation, led
me TO believe that l could render bet
ter service upon that committee tha-
upon any other.
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Not Appointed

had never received any response
to that letter. and I was naturally
interested to know what my assign
ments We're. need scarcely say
that I was not appointed 10 the
Committee on Interstate Commerce.
or all my assignments the Corn
mitcee on Indian Affairs was alto
gether the best; though l should not
overlook the bestowal upon ms OF ?
Craftsmanship which carried with It
a committee room, clerk. and
messenger. The title of this com
mittee impressed me considerably.
1t was the Committee TO Investi-
gate the Condition OF the Potomac
River Front. (Select)"
I had immediate visions Of clean
ing up the whole Potomac River
front until I found that in all its
history the committee had never had
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1000 STUDENTS
EXPECTEDATL.U.
Record Enrolment Predicted
for Fall Term,

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. s.
An enrolment which may reach
1000 students was anticipated here
on the eve of the opening of Indiana
University's second century Of ex-
istence. The fall term opens Sept.
Is. Registration and matriculation
will take place Sept. Is and Is and
classes will meet for the first time
Wednesday. Sept. Il.
According to The dean Of women s
office of the university, the private
rooming houses for girls are, being
rapidly filed. Residence Hall, a
wOmen's dormitory operated by the
university. has reached its capacity.
The university will open a new
S15O,0OO mems dormitOry which will
house l3O men. Reservations for
rooms in this new structure are
daily being received by Miss Alice
Mcdonald. business manager.
A faculty of PIG members will con-
duct the courses at the State uni
versity this year. The following
twenty-five faculty members will
begin their first year at Indiana:
Mrs. Alice Abraham. c. c. Craw-
ford. Elsie Kimmel, Emily Orcutt,
education: John c. Blizzard, John w.
Mccormick, Grover Cleaver, military
science: Richmond P. Bond. Bowie
AAIillican, English; Paul Brosman,
Bcommerce; Martha G. Carr. physical
education for women; Dale Cox,
journalism: Everett S. Dean. ath-
letics: Armand z. Du Cord. NJ. H.
Roberts, romance languages; Ralph
Esarey, geology; Judge Louis
Ewbank. James J. Robinson. law;
Oliver P. Field. political science:
Mrs. Alice P. Norton, home econom-
les; Arthur P. Rhamy. anatomy;
Verne B. Schuman, Latin.
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ENGLISHMAN IS HANGED
Man Who Murdered Sweetheart
PAYS With Life.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON. Sept. 3.-Patrick Mahen
was hanged at 9 a. m. today for
the murder Of Emily Kaye in his
bungalow on East Bourne Beach
last April.
Mahon, according 20 evidence at
his trial, entertained a number OF
other women in the bungalow,
which was in a lonely and secluded
spot while the body Of Miss Kaye,
his former sweetheart was stuffed
in a closet. He murdered the girl
during the quarrel after she had de-
manded that he marry her.
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DAWES AT MILWAUKEE

G. o. p. Candidate VIII Speak
There on Sept. Is.
By United Prese
CHICAGO. Sept 3.-CharIes G.
Dawes, Republican candidate for
Vice President, will speak next in
Milwaukee, Wis. on Monday, Sept.
Is. it has been decided.
Conference are being held between
Dawes, congressman Everett San
ders of Indiana, head of the speak
ers' bureau, and Roy c. West, ma.
tional secretary, on further speak
ing dates for Dawes.
A trip to Pennsylvania and New
York will be included in the timer
airy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-03
How TO get rid of them.

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w complexion? Why wish and
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IN S. S. S. 10 sold at all good
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