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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16
Y. M. c. A. Free Learn To
Swim Week Opens Monday

The Y. M. C. A. Learn to Swim"
week gets under way Monday morn
ing at $50. All boys wishing to learn
to swim can join the class by signing
at the. office before A93O Monday. The
boys Will be divided into two classes
after Monday SO that the small boys
will be by themselves and the larger
boys by themselves
All boys must bring their own
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16
ArIStOCratlC

Just drive the new Studebaker Standard
Six Coach alongside any car selling for
from $4,000 and upward, and compare its
wide cowl it's heavy Tenders it's genuine,
flaWless plate glass, it's flowing lines-z7zsfea-
lures every apparent in the most. al1stos'
cratic motor cars.
These quality-car features would not be
possible at the price of only S1415 for this
Coach, delivered in Los Angeles, if if SStudes Z,
baker did not design and build its cars
complete in it's own plants.
They exemplify the very thoroughy ever
pleasing, and durable beauty and strength
and get in the powerful and efficient new
Studebakers. Drive one of these truly
aristocratic cars today. &.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16
IA1stern Star to Hold
VR4kt1nuxo4 NRE

B!Snquet Monday Evening.
"A banquet for the members of%Bor-
der Chapter Is, order of Eastern Star,
and visiting members will be held
Monday evening at 6 o'clock in the
Episcopal PARISH house The guest
of honor will be Mrs. Florence Drach-
man of Tucson, associate grand matron
of the order, who represents the
worthy grand matron, Mrs. Minnie
Bennett of Florence, on her official
visit to the local lodge Mrs. Bennett
is unable to attend because of illness.
Several automobile loads of Bisbee
Eastern Stars will motor to this city
for the event.
The banquet will be served by the
American Legion auxiliary members.
Mrs. Douglas Cooper, general chair
man. Mrs. A. T. Wilson of Camp Har
'ry J. Jones is assisting Mrs. Cooper
in planning for the affair 1t is ex-
pected that about 70 will attend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16
Entertain Mt shower

Mrs. Clarence Ls Shay Of SSS Fifth
street who is leaving soon to make
her homes in eTucson. was given a
surprise /, party and handkerchief
shower last Friday afternoon by the
members of the. Ladies' society of the
Locomotive FiremensEand Enginemen.
Those present were Mrs. Charles
Rean1. Mrs. Rial Gallagher, Mrs. Wal
ter Hunt, Mrs. Charles Tilson. Mrs.
NJ E. Moore. Mrs. James Powers, Mrs.
Samuel Beckett Mrs. Fred Rievesthal,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16

fourth time this year that Bradley's
horses have finished in the order they
did today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16
pN SOCIETY
CContinued From Page Nine)

Mrs. j. T.. Hood, Mrs. S, A. Gardanier,
Mrs. u. p, Souers, Mrs. Samuel r APP
plewhite, Mrs. James East, Mrs. l.. J.
Tuttle, Mrs. James +. Hastings, Mrs.
Tiffany. Mrs George East, Mrs. George
r. Drysda1e, Mrs. M L. Downs and
Mrs f. w. Jones and the honor guests.
lRfesdanes White and sherman, Mrs.
Applewhite won the, prize for the high
est score. ..s I'll. sstt1
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16

Mrs. william Yelverton, Mrs Fred-
Anderson, Mrs, Ray Whitlow and Mrs.
Shay.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-16

towels. There is no charge for the
course and it is hoped thatfail boys
will come with a determination to
swim before the week is finished.
The success of the course will be
determined primarily upon how the
boys obey instructions. The system
that will be used is very simple, and
any boy that is eager to swim will
learn in a very short time.
OF course nature knows what she
is doing, but sometimes it looks as
if she organized man for the benefit
of doctors and dentists-Dallas News.
Evening star., 1926-06-11
APARTMENTS-U


2@4 E. CAPITOL SIT ROOMS AND
bath. porch $50 month. Phone Lincoln
204 NW.--HOUSEKEEPIN APIS.
ami. Iauitor service. continuous hot water:
large porch: $40 to 500. Camille Apt l3s
$40: CORNER SUITE IN CLEVELAND
two bedrooms. dining alcove. kitchen and
hath in one of the most select buildings in
Washington.. Just west of Connecticut ave.
near Rock Creek Park. Inspect Suite No.
304 at 3001 Porter ST.. or phone Cleveland
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' dI Iafge bacK nOTCh. - -
531 md ST SE-2 rooms. Ink. ami;
sink and gas range: S25. "
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Observation-Disclosures

1880 FAIRMONT-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath. reception hall. porch; $40 Apply
Apt. 3.
UEFURNIsHED APARTMENT. 8 ROOMS
gag: bath. heat. electricity. la31 St sc.
Call after 3 30 pm Lincoln 1902. 12'
32g PA. AVE. SE.-FOUR ROOMS AND
bath. gas. electricity. hot-water heat; back
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.THE ALBERT 1875 ST. Nv
rms rms X, k,. ,s,h ia,h an and Dor, porch. 50,
'ah AS9SeaLE 5a$ ta,b b:;s S. asa 81 80 Az
THE rI RILTMoRE, i%iG RiItmores St. NV.
rms. rms i, k5s and hsfh ba,S a9d spCd sq5sh' $50
CA,yASAuGH COURTS. 1925 18th st. NV.
m" TIE III eoRA aGf sa?h 5as7 S'S qad s' S4@ ~
" rms 1888 s5ih cRFseESr aRf a9E:af So. r. NV
rms. kit. din. ale. and ba.. Si1 30
DtMBARroN COURTS. 1857 alst st. NV.
room, rec. hall and bath. So.
! I'M. kit. and bath. S35.
THE MoSTeLaIR' Ft All oa's ls3i p Belmont Inn St NV
r,oIr6 Front ant. rms rec. hall. ba and
Sss asi Fea1f e.! s. to ls, Webster
: room: room: and and qs54 Ssss sS55o IS to so"'o
THE EeffSi RG%T6N psr AZ osarl2 G 2i RS Weh'y
rms vi q, and and ba s,,6 MgrGhy bed din set
RrrIaSn Tdo and f3gRT 6sts sad .s s5sh s5y St NV
! ! large ao rm;; kit; and "a. sac. 50 and s45.
no!nra large so rm.. kit and ba. double ex-
1511 .o2nd St. NV.
:. rms. kit. and bath. S55
rms. XII; and bath. s65.
l room. kit. and bath. $40.
2 large rms; issa ait N a9d Cd sa Nw' sa5.
rms. kit. bath and porch. $50 so
9os and al0 Goth st. NV.
= rms. kit, bath and porch. S35.
207 r ST. NV
rms and ba.. key in apt. No 3. So7 80.
ALLAN z. WALKER co INC
S13 10Th st. NV. Main $500.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT APARTMENT con
slsting of large outside rooms. porch and
bath.
lilo COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Phone for appointment to inspect or sec
janitor.
kAY-SCHNIDER-KAY Co,
Inc.
212 Investment Bldg Franklin 5i3.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RIGHT DOWNTOWN

On Penn ave. overlooking beautiful park;
7-story freproof bldg. "a -hr. elev. service:
in first t-elass condition. everything up to date; M
bath: $50 to reliable tenant. Act quick. see
janitor, the Plaza. Penn. ave. and 22nd ST., or
phone Main 5437 for auto ride.
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1869 MINTwOOD PLACE NV
Near Rock Creek Park.
Apt. 21--6 rooms reception hall 2 baths
and porch Sl45.O0
Apt. 3l-3 rooms and bath. southern ex-
posure. $500.
Apt. 33-5 rooms and bath and porch
$4,000.
. See janitor for inspection. elevator service
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) y ST. NW-3 rooms. Ink. steam heat.
Is. large back nOrch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ RM RATH EIIRN $40

Neat roomy attractive suite In modern
apt bldg. conveniently located. The Ions
dale. 2l3S Caiifo"liL St. just off Connecticu:
ave. See janitor phone Main 5i37 for
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c136 ST. NW-One large room and al
cove; also one large room and kitchenette;
electricity. gas. new paper; $50 per month :
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BEST HOTEI-APT

Several ap9 formerly occupied by high
military OH "Hs l9.rA p2ctcdly ordered away.
available ~ a!fla%iurt low rates, in city's
most exclusive re<idrnttui hotnl; all outside
rooms, choicest it'h:gs, excellent exposure.
finest service and tii.'ug room: / to rooms
aud bath suit+s. Act last. This is rare
opportunity, u secure hotel suite at less
Onlv highest reference considered Coolest
spot III rity.
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APARTMENTS-SUBtRBAN
RENT HOUSEs-FrRNJsHED.

June c5:sEPT. I5-cOOL GROOM HOUSE
facing Mcmillan Park: large screened
porches. lO0-ft. shady yard. ami: electri-
nn4 ay hH squiDPsa s4ss5 sassSf available &c cHsn
JliNE 10 To SEPT. /: NEW HOME NV
high elevation. sleeping porches huilt-in ga
rage: very reasonable 10 responsible party
Phone Col. 1o93,J 8.
1856 ONTARIO RID. N.W-TWO BACK
rooms with sleeping and one large front
room with bath in room: the use Of whole
house: very cheap. Phone Adams 510l. 10
stantaneous hot water. garage. yard. three
porches: reasonable. Evenings. 14'
WHOEVER, WITH 5-ROOM AND PORCH
furnished house. will give rent free to re
nnef marrled couple IN return for room and
hoard: all white. convenient NV. section
Address Box 39H-A. star Office. ,
1857 PARK RID. BEST MT PLEASANT
b, and layatory. INV; heat. cleo. lights near
schools, churches aud stores: newly papered :
"a T.Gar sarase vacant; large yard. See Mr.
WIlLETT. 1909 H NV. Main 1928.
CHEVY CHASE. d. Good 7-ROON
homei lovely grounds: porches: terms rea-
sonahle. Cleveland 1851.
Chevy CHASE. D. .C,-3eI7 INGOMAR ST
location; dellghtful1v cool; lovely house and
grounds. Please telephone Cleveland 2493
for appointment
S5o.00-s ROOMS. SUBURBAN: ) LOTS:
garage: com turn; piano. vic: elec. aleo .
cheap ants. 1903 Fl st. NV. Room 4O1 i1s
Al26 3sth ST, CLEVELAND PARK-FOR
summer. available Immediately: 10 rooms. :,
baths. : large porchcs: fruit. garden; garage
BEAUTIFUL, COOL. CONyTNIENT. NEW
r9Irghcs 3I -, shady ya,.i: for summer; reason
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1928 9Th ST NW-Two rooms and large
Kitchen gas range sink and kitchen cabinet;
second floor h.-w.h. Frank 1871 IL
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DECATUR 2l31 FLA. AVE.
ROOMS AND BATH H.......,.S $50 so
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH :. $3.50
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VIRGINIA "I2O G ST
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. $50 90
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1901 MASS. AVE

y,
and ? rooms, kitchen, bath
and porch; reasonable rent; a.
hour service. Apply Resident
Manager.
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RENT ROOMS-l-NFURNISHED

22l BRYANT Ne near fth and Rhode
Island ave-Three housekeeping: private
bath; phone in house; gas range. heat, cleo
fricity: reasonable. ~
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ONE. two or three well lighted rooms in
Georgetown home: Ink. privileges. Frank
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CARLTON TERRACE
o3S3-77 CHAMPLAIE ST
9 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. x45 81
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PETWORTH-Coo housekeeping rooms: IN
closed porch: gas stove. sink: near park
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CORDOvA. Goth AND FLA. AVE
ROOMS AND BATH H.. SS7 90
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3545 10th NV connecting. singly or on
suite: conveniences: porch: clean: reason
4 Ia. n6I
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CARyEL HALL. 1915 X EFT
! ROOM. GRILL AND BATH $40 DO
] ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH. 445o
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1851 MORSE ST NE-Two. large, front
rooms: second floor: bath: In. k: light and
Eas furnished; white neghborhood: adults !;
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REDUCED SUMMER RATES

for large parties and families A few
furn. hk. apis. available at less than half
hotel rates in the finest. magnificent group
switchboar serSice 'rt ali outside rms ase' extra ai
large and bright. completely and beautifully
furn.: tile bath. hardwood floors. concrete
In z; $. at an amazingly low rent: rms.
and bath, hk.; also rms. h.k.: only .
available Act quickly. Call Clifton Terrace
South; l4th and Clifton s;s. NV. Phone
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NEW CoRDOvA. 1909 Goth ST.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH $50 80
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. . 81 so
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NORTHUMBERLAND.

s1419 CLIFTON ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen, bath and porch. $50 so
Available July /.
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c24I DOUGLAS ST -NE--3 rooms and
bath. LII H.; no objection to children. S2o
nor nlonth A Hiddon. IiMc 5034-J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1887 NEW HAMP. AVE.

Apt. 4l-3 r., k. & b. .%5
Apt. 22-3 r., k. & b. ....... IS
Apt. 2-2r k. & b. ........ IS
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l 10 SPRING PL NW--Bright. clean fro!t
room: private bath: near 10th st. -.
1905 l1th ST NV and 3 nice. large
rooms: S35 month: all.white neighborheod
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l011 N ST. NW.-Laree room aud kitchen
End floor front rooms: Ink. permitted: :
ha
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PRINCE KARL. 1901 X ST. NV.
3 rooms kitchen and bath. ...... S65. .00
5 rooms, kitchen and bath. ........ $500
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TIyERTON. 11:l .4th ST.
NEW NON WRtRtdfbi6S% Rfa6% f3R N3RTa 9E PA ave
! ROOM. GRILL. BATH. =. .S37 $3.50 so
!. ! BOON; KIT; BATH; ...-.. 4l59- 1880
NOT a DARK ROOM IN THE BUILDING.
LARGE ROOMS. CLOSETS AND KITCHENS.
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1913 l. ST.
8 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. .S65. 90
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THE EMERSON.
~ 1924 Belmont Rd
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO DESIRABLE
TENANTS.
Five-story. ireproof elevator bldg
Two. four and five rooms and bath apart
ments.
All in frst-class condition.
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il6 ORREN ST NE.-3 rooms and sleep
ng porch: ami. adults: $50. Call AFTER
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COYwOOD 1925 l. ST.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH $40 30
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- ,;,4.G !g14 G ST; I;,S NV; w.;.on;n. norc,
S65: electricity and gas included.
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RENT ROONS-FtyR & UNFUR.

"ll5 IA. AVE. N.W--L.h.k. apt. fur, or
unfur.; private bath; free gas and eiec-
trtcifV l3s
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.o
73S 18th St. Main 6S3O.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD
apartment at reasonable rates see uss;
WILLARD COURTS. 1915 18th ST NV;
i room. kitchen and bath. .....:. $500
Q rooms kitchen and bath. $4,000 $500
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. 1900 5000
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NORTHUMBERLAND.
co3p NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
rooms. kitchen and bath. front: very
desirabie: S115. -Availahle July ID.
UNION REALTY CORPN,.
410-411 Evans Bldg. Main $40.
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502 ST NE-3 lInfurnished rooms. light
housekeeping: 2nd-6oor front; electricity
apI 13s
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ROOMS AND ROARD

THE RHODE ISLAND. 1437 R. l. ave NV
Large. cool double rooms; desirable loca.
tlcn easy walk Govt. bureaus; large Old
English lobby. beautiful dining room: excel
lent board and room at $40 to S45 per month
ean 16s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MADISON. 1880 EYE ST.
] ROOM AND BATH ...... Sal 5O-S4350
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
SCOTTISH RITE
MASONS Meet
Five-Day Session Opens
12O Candidates.

Indiana Scottish Rite Masons to-
day gathered for the sixty-first con-
vocation of the order which Will con-
tinue through Friday. A class of 12O
candidates will receive degrees.
Social features are on the pro
gram Several hundred members,
including officers, musicians and
workers., are required to present the
ceremonies. Rehearsals of the TWEEN
ty-nine degrees have been going on
for several weeks under direction of
Horace Mitchell. All except five
will be conferred in full form.
Monday afternoon and night were
to be devoted to the fourth to thir-
teenth degrees under auspices of
Adronian Grand Lodge of Perfection.
Teams from Anderson and Terre
Haute will give work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
K00SIER Rail
BUY ATTACKED
Senator Would Quiz Sale of
c., T. H. & S.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Sena.
tor Gooding OF Idaho Will press for
Senate adoption Of his resolution to
investigate the receivership of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way Company Immediately after the
Senate acts on the Gooding long and
short haul bill Wednesday he said
today.
The resolution introduced late Sat
urday, charges unwise financing in
the acquisition by the Milwaukee Of
the Chicago. Terre Haute & South
eastern Railway. and the Gary Rail
way Company. and asks that seven
Senators be appointed to investigate.
The Milwaukee. while suffering
great operation deficits, acquired the
c., IT. II. & S. and obligated itself
to pay interest and principal on 500
900, 900 OF it's securities, although the
latter road was devoid of surplus
earnings" the resolution says.
Cooling charged a conspiracy TO
wreck the Milwaukee, and said
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., bankers, proposed
a reorganization which would net
them $3,500,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
TAXES MAY BE
PAID BY MAIL

Arrangements have been made in
the County Treasurers office to re-
ceive tax revenues through the mail.
it was announced today by G. O..
Harris, chief deputy. Harris said
all persons paying taxes by check,
money or express order must accom-
pany the amount with self-ad-
dressed and stamped envelope for
return of the receipts. May is the
last day to pay taxes.
Taxes may be paid at the treas
urers office or suburban banks,
Harris said. All of the statements
are now ready. Harris advised tax
payers to be sure and get both per-
sonal and real estate statements.
This quarter personal tax was kept
separate from the real estate, as an
experiment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
FIRM OFFICERS
Are In COURT
Injunction Sought Against
Van Camp Officials.

Hearing for a permanent iDjunc-
ton against officers and directors OF
the Van Camp Packing Company,
Inc; Van Camp Products and Van
Camp Tank Car Companies, prevent
ing them from attending the annual
stockholders meeting March 80. at
Richmond Va, opened in Federal
Court today.
William ID. Campbell. president OF
the packing and products companies
and chairman OF the boards Of di-
rectors, James Gavin, packing COM
any secretary-treasurer and Thomas
=. Brick. director and officer, were
to be witnesses this afternoon.
Injunction complaint was filed by
Mary A. Jackson, San Diego, Cal,
stockholder, who charges that Camp
bell dominates the directors.
Defense attorneys discredited such
statements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
Phone RATE TO
BE FIXED SOON
New Valuation, Scale In
tentative Order.

Early consideration will bo given
by the public service commission 10
the Indiana Bell Telephone Company
rate case, pending several months.
Samuel Il. Artman, presiding com
missioner. has completed a tentative
order fixing a new valuation on the
companys property and suggesting
a new rate schedule. His recommcn-
datlons, IL concurred in by two other
commissioners. will be placed in ef'
feet.
Due 10 absence from the city of
Commissioners clyde II. Jones aud
Frank Singleton IT Is possible the or
der will not be considered until next
week. The Bell is asking rate In
creases Of about $625.0O0 a year and
n $4,000, 900 valuation. Attorney
General Arthur !. Gilliom and Tay'
lor +. Groninger. special commission
counsel. favor n $4,000, 900 valuation
and corresponding rates. Special
engineers for the commission claim
a 500 900. 900 valuation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
MORGAN RITES
TO Be TUESDAY
Indiana Interurban Pioneer
Dies in Philadelphia.

Funeral services for Randall Nor
gan, pioneer in Indiana interurban
operation and associated in the Indi-
annapolis Street Railway Company,
will be held at noon Tuesday, at
his home in Philadelphia, according
to word received today by Robert l.
Todd, street railway president. He
died in Philadelphia, Saturday.
Todd and Joseph a. McGowan,
secretary Of the company, plan to
attend the funeral.
Mr.. Morgan was interested in the
building of the Traction Terminal
station in 1902 and in the Union
Traction and r. II. l. and f. Com
pany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
That Girl Inez!
Isn't She the
Go-Getter?
What if He Did Have a
Wife? She Loved
Him.
IN United Press

BB United Press
CHICAGO, March 22.-The tale of
the two-fisted nocturnal counting OF
pretty-but muscular-Inez Osborn
today Is written large on a police
report.
Mrs Beatrice Kane, wife OF John
Kane an official of the American
Can Company was awakened In the
middle Of the night by a healthy
blow on the jaw.
Believing she had administered the
blow herself she turned back TO
sleep when there was a second Demp-
sey-like smash on the chin.
Mrs. Kane flashed on a light She
saw a very comedy woman who
stood over the bed holding a golf
club in one hand and a revolver in
the other.
Mrs. Kane. I am Inez Osborn, "
the woman said. Il love your hus-
band. You are going to divorce him
so that can marry him"
Mrs. Kane was perfectly satisfied
with her husband and had no inten-
ton Of a divorce. but the appraised
brassie and the leveled revolver We're
ominous. So she agreed to the
weird proposition and Inez left.
Mrs. Kane called police The blue
coats found Inez striding militantly
down the street.
I've been sweet on Kane for a
long time and want him." Inez
said without embarrassment. Sure
1 socked her 70 make her realize l
meant business"
Then for the first time, noticing
her escort, she remarked:
''She said L could have a man and
I got one"
Inez pointed to the husky patrol
man with her.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
TRACTION BILL FAVORED
indianapolis Road Receiver at
Washington Hearing.

BIZ Times SDectdt
ASHING TON, March 22.-
Charles L. Henry, receiver Of the
indianapolis q Cincinnati Traction
Company, is here attending hear
ings before Senator James l.. Wat
sons Interstate Commerce Commit
tee on a bill which would put bus
transportation under control of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Henry said the interurban indus
try is in favor of the pending legis-
lation. It's views will be presented
by l.. S. Storris, managing direc-
tor of the American Electrical Rail
way Association. The bill was
drawn up by a committee Of the
National Association of Public Util-
ity commissioners, of which In
diana commissioners are members.
Hearings began today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
FIRST PRIMARY
OF CAMPAIGN
COMES TUESDAY
Coolidge Strength to Be
Tested in S. Dakota
Election.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The
big political campaign gets earnestly
under way tomorrow with the first
primary in South Dakota, to be fol-
lowed Wednesday with the Demo-
cratic State convention in Maine.
- The question of the admihistra-
tons ability to hold its majority in
both houses of Congress in the No
vember elections is involved in both
sectors.
A stand by the President" candi-
date. George J. Danforth, is running
in the Republican senatorial pri-
mary in South Dakota, against SEN
ator Peter j. Norbeck, whose regu-
larity as an administration man is
somewhat in question. Reports
reaching Washington indicate that
if the full farmer vote gets out
largely Ringing on the weather
Norbeck will win.
The Democrats have everything to
gain and nothing to lose in Maine.
No senatorial seat is at stake this
year, but four Republican Congress
men are up for reelection.
There is Al. old political adage
that "as Maine goes, so goes the
Nation" and Democrats pohed AZ
per cent Of the total vote of the
State in the last election. Therefore,
they look upon their chances as bet
ter this year.
After South Dakota, the next Ad-
ministration tUssle OF the primaries
will come April 10 in Illinois, where
the seat of the regular Republican
Senator, Mckinley, hangs in the bal
ance
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
OFFICER SHOT
In GUN BATTLE

BIZ United Press
LIGONIER, Ind, March 22-
Harley Bowen, night police officer,
is lying at the point of death here
today from wounds received in a
battle with an unidentified man.
The man who shot Bowen, when
the officer sought to question him
regarding the theft of an automobile,
is unconscious in the county jail
here, suffering from wounds inflicted
by Bowen.
Bowen sought to arrest the man,
who shot him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-22
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