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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR. RENT LIST.
KEW GARDENS,

* EW CIAkDENS,
2Tth AND QUE SITS: NV ss,,
service: cate: resident manaeer on pr.mis:.
, rooms. Iii, q. a.. bath porrh.' Ss sa ~
l room. kit. d. a. All. -Ath. $500. 1000
GOTHAM,
1e45 CALVERT ST. NV.
Elevator. building. one square from leth
5 rooms rec hail and bath. ...,... SEQ 90
34O7-o-1l goth ST. NV.
HALF SQUARE T SEESws SFF CONN AVE !.
n Cleveland Pssk ssogt gn. square sSs - .,S@
which ,i, make these especially desirable for
families with children.
rcSm: s sssssn s snd $3.50
1903 CONN. AVE. NV.
Modern eight-s story nreproof elevator build
Only mi S ONE spsrsment mt left. $50
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. .ssoooo
CHALFONTE,
e1is p ct. NV.
Only one apt vacant. Near Dupont Cir
Gle and conyeniensly located skno
1445 SPRING RID. NV.
Q rooms, kit. r. h.. d. q. and bath. $50 90
1915 BELMONT ST. NV.
one-room, kitchen and bath apartments.
. srennS 1 ne Corner from Central HS
sc rsea;s KEN mn and bath $3.50
10 18th ST. NE.
New two-story apartment. "a. m
3 rms. kit. & bath. ........'.'. .soo.oo
I'LL COL. RID. NV.
S:S css.s .p e Ss.. ou esr Liner.
ief r1s.. rec. enc hall and bath So, GO
! rms rms. Kit. rec. hall & bath. -. $3.50
THE SUNBURY,
1919 NJ ST. NV.
D. sSs ss Sss% SSss All apart
2 rooms. d. a., kitchen and bath. s65.Q00
14th & ALLISON SITS. NV.
New four-story building conveniently To-
Gated to stores, car lines. etc.
l rn1.. kit: T. bath ...........'. .e44SoyW
rms rms. k kis bath Dsa. 1000
21l DEL. AVE. S.W.
New building. close TO Capitol and Library;
Tss% assss re AZ al ana az e san 1888
1859 N. H. AVE.
rms. kit. & bath. ............S $4,000
1924 CONN. AVE. NV.
rooms and bath. .t...s........ $4,000
rooms and bath. ................ 5000
rooms, kit. and bath. ......s.... $500
room and bath. ..........s.... 1000
1872 VERNON ST. NV.
rooms and z ha tbs i,s.l.s.-... slee9. %
1907 S ST. NV.
rooms and bath. ................ $500
1914 FLA. AVE. NE.
S rooms and bath. porch. ....... .$45.oo
14O4 COL. RID. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ $500,
--
B. F. SA
M.;r 7tn0
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147l IRVING STREET.
Apt. of t~o rooms. kitchen and bath. s45:
will redecorate.
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4 TuvTNc aTpErT

e2e C STREET NE.
New building ready for occupancy: four
rooms and bath, $3.50.
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1886 18th STREET NV.
Apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath
Sb1 30. and two rooms. kitchen and bath
SEQ: also three rooms. kitchen and bath
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7ie 18th STREET NV.
Second floor suitable for business or resi-
dence: I'VE rooms and bath: heat and Ianitor
service: SIS.
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cARvEL HALL. 1915 Z ST.
/ ROOM. KIT. AND BATH .S43 60-S47 so
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NEW CoRDoyA. 1909 goth ST
. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH .S63.6o
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1870 MASS. AVE. NV.

1870 MASS. AVE. NV.
just one-hslf square from Dupont Cfrele
Apt. OF two rooms. kitchen, breakfast porch
and bath: mirrored doors: elev ator: very rea-
sonable rent: will furnish il desired.
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CoRDoyA. 2oth AND FLA AvEs
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242o ieth STREET NV.

242o ieth STREET NV.
DELIGHTFUL bldg. on 10th 81. at Biltmore /;
four very large rooms. reception hall and
bath: large closets; available Immediately;
$40 month.
THE RoCKLEDGE,
24b6 goth ST NV.
Apt. Of one room. reception hall and bath,
non.housekeepine: rooms kitchen. reoep-
fion hall and bath one room reception hall.
kitchen and bath: newly decorated: over
looking Rock Creek Park. See resident man
aGer.
s1I 10th STREET NV.
Central downtown: three rooms kitchen
and bath.
36le CONN. AVE.
Apt OF two rooms. kitchen and bath.
THE BERLIN.
Iowa Circle.
Apts OF 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
Sa5; four rooms and bath. S67 so.
1921 EUCLID ST. NV
Three apis. of three rooms. kitchen and
bath and porch. S55 to $50 month
1897 p STREET NV.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath, 300.
hall. $50 month.
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1924 CONN. AVE.
Two rooms, kitchen, reception hall and
bath, $50 and S66: three rooms kitchen. re-
ception hall and bath ST. so and S75 month.
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1913 18th STREET NV.
New building. Two rooms. kitchen and
bath. porch.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fCaufluYAd

S ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN, PR1.
yase; assp garags; end q 18th st. cara; 2ge
s37 so PER NO: ROOMS. BATH. .EI.EC.
sse an. a9d oil. ea Main =
4. GIRBoNs. sos Insurance BLDG. 18th and
e sisnod,t,s and Ssi1 al. ASD aaa kooai
bldg. Apply Pearlman's Book Store. -
one BocK fEoM SPS SSoa At EaL
sGsssss 9 noa s fas2 9s
! BLOCK ABOVE MAYFLOWER--sEG oND
R1f 3d. d oo and 81 4t
floor. studio room and b. 1907 r. !. ave.
2033 4th ST. NE.--FRONT APT. 3 r.. K
s55; ,. x JssG r. <. { b. aps'., s15 and $40
1877 18th ST. NWy--THREE ROOMS AND
rooms rom seiect ns, 81 ed franz sfss 5.
SPECIAL. NOTICE TX GOOD CoLoRED
pleted: a4?2 Ontario road NV. all rented
Main 90. chAs' D. "a sAsE Fiji 81. NV.
ROOMS. BATH AND PoRcHEs: MOP.
ern. private: also garage: $50: end ct, 18th
e. cars as one fare "a Carroll ave. Takoma
APT. 81 THE ROMA1NE. 1891 CALIFoR-
MIA st--5 rooms and bath newlg dsG e 1
a aRs7 sfef io4 e. n 800 Main sboS
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath: S45. ll0i Penn. ave Sc.
724 OTIS PL. NW.--THREE LARGE
roSms amd inGosed porch rent only $40
DOWNTOWN, 10th AND EYE SITS. Nv
t Apartment g. rooms Kitchen bah l nTn
Colorado Bldg. NJ. 1851. g..
THE ALBERT, 1875 =, ST, NV.
rur5 . TVTs s1ta & norch B 81 $50
THE BlLfMoR RES Is4o Sf hfLf fSS e 81 NV
cAvASA6GEG Go G6uk4 Hss'h sS $40 e s 81
'TAAE d s%s . Soy ss'R' \ re 81. = Nv W
i Z Fms cR esse 4 TP0Ffi f1. S9S
pM FRs f s GoGRT hf is =? 5o g
aoSr 1Ts ' fss Sc SR aGe AT s A.
THE s sfs fEi lsHbs A 9soo Nc COLUMBIA
THE sokrR RGeHf he SIS .5 sss9S AVE
r ri 5 FA ias g. i SsS f1d 81 flGSSw
THE RrxT ESsms es apd o sf.SR sgsS an NV
s.1l n Tm "a git I'D 4 ba.. Muir. bed din. SET
rG$ISSb t aSSsAz 9 Hass sss ST NV
l. & ,S : Tm san : e sT SSSw to SEQ
a&s rms. Sc. $5a So 10 sos.
2 & rm Tee : \ 9a. a. sc sw and 500,
4 rn,s.. klt;. bas, = porch. $3.50.
. rms. bath & porch. $50. E..,, ,
: = s%ALLAN r. WALKER q CO, ING
LOWEST RENT IN CITY.
In most exclusive section of Wash. heat
tiful. large detached bldg. extra large rms.
bright and airy: a arm. corner apt. all fac
ing street. tile bath. paruuet floors. reno
party: positively best for the money. as such
apis In the neighborhood rent at least no
higher Also 3 rms. $50. See Apt. 20l.
2i3S California 81. Phone North 43n6.
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THE ALAMO,
1919 18th ST. NV.
Downtown apartment building.
} rooms and bath $4,000
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-. CoYwooD, 1925 L ST. ~
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THE HUNTINGTON,
27l5 18th ST. NV.
s rooms. rec. han. bath and porch. $500
1861 N. Fl. AVE. NV.
Just below Dupont Circle. Only one apt
5 rooms, kitchen and bath. SOS 90
THE MARINE,
18th AND BELMONT SITS NV.
elevator Service nssr csns Rrh oV sesoo
3 rooms. Kitchen and bath. $500. $500
73o NEWTON ST. NV. i
2 rooms. comb. d. r. kit. & bath. S67 80
l room. d. r., kit. DIR. rm. & bath. 42.5b
17O5 LANIER PL. NV.
3 rooms kit. d. a.. bath & porch. $500
21o4 FLA. AVE. NV.
rooms. Kitchen Kitchen and bath bath
1875 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
2 rooms. kit. d. a. and bath $4,000
$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
Brand.new apartments with large rooms.
rooms. large kitchen and excellantly
appointed bath. .-,........ .SbT.o0
1904 9th ST. NE.
1 room. kit, d. q. and bath $4,000
1923 CLIFTON ST.
10 rooms and BATH porch. .........s $4,000
III CO..
ozs 18th St. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,oo,, MAlgIsoN, lI7se EYE 81.
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1881 PARK ROAD.
New building: two large rooms. kitchen,
hatb and reception hall: three roonla and
hath and reception hall: $500 ana 500.
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DECATUR. 2I31 FLA. AVE.
) RooMs. KiTCHEN AND BATH. ,. 64.60
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e45 LoNGFELLow ST.
.-Eew building; apt. Of hvs rooms and bath
$3.50; with garage. S62.60.
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room bath. Kitchen and dining alcove. With
California bed and dressing s cIl9s:t; . I've
and bath: duplex operating elevator; sound
proof: incnerator. Exclusive location. Res
ldant m an aver On premises.
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c1st and y, near Dupont Circle--Two first
floor front. Ink; also single, S15. Frank
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THE RODMAN
CONN AVE AND RODMAN ST.
CLEVELAND Park: very deeirable apt OF
four rooms. reception hall. bath and porch,
STH and $40 month: one room Kitchen and
bath porch, S46 month.
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CARLTON TEBRACE
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. .S4o.bo
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TIVERTON. 1921 oath ST.
NEW BUILDING.
RooM, KIT, BATH. .....t..-. $3.50
z Rooms; KIT BATH $50 go go; $40 "a 30
LARGE ROOMS CLOSETS AND KITCHENS.
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800 wARDER ST. NV.
Very Desirable apt OF four rooms and
bath, S5b month; two rooms. kitchen and
bath Sc so month.
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ROOMS I KfftHkN a xS3 ssAffTE. $500
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1904 KENYON ST. N.W-Pleasant End floor
front, = windows: convenient to cars ana
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734 PARK ROAD.
NEW BUILDING.
2 ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH. $50 .60-$p4.RQ
R3ooMMs. u KlT A sIpF BAAIHEb poRcEssss.oo
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THE b RsoCKi.LI,lEpeE,

NJ L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
14lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main 59034-5.
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THE HUNTINGTON,
2715 18th ST. NV
Most convenient LOCATION IN the city.
icons ICONS rec rec h nS o.. nasp ns snd porch
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b4o6 CONN. AVE.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. porch,
$50: two rooms. kitchen and bath. S4b
month.
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THE ASHLEY,
203s 18th ST. NV.
Ant Of six rooms and bath. $50 month:
one with porch; elevator service.
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THE 9u,EsESsSBoF33
povntov, apte.. newly decorated. 3 and
4 rooms, elevator service. See resident
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RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND E,r.ARY,.

100 so. OAK ST. CLARENDON. VA
gentleman. in private family. l minute
cars: furnished.
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5435 CONN. AVE. NV.
Brand.new apartment building. having
only two apartments left
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. .s .S57. so
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NEW APARTMENT,
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
3 rms. rec. hall tile bath, shower. am ]
S5b so. See manager. Ant. 40. Ad. 1913 ".
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SIT. NE.-3 rooms and kitchenette. fur.
ntshed; well furnished for Ink: 'front.'
rooms. reasonable u
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THE MENDOZA, S32 Rittenhouse-Detached
bldg; "a blk Ca. ave car line d stores, 3 r..
b. Il lnclosed porch; garage: inspect any Tins
or call Main p670 for price b auto service.
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1913 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Look al thess beautiful four and hve
room apartnents: All large OUTSIDE re en-,
ed in Winter Rents. $3.50 10 S66.
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3a2o WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Ant. OF two rooms kitchen and bath. $50
month: one room kitchen and bath. $50
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1861 N. Fl. AVE. NV.
Just below Dupont Circle. Only one apt
vacant.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50. SOS 90
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732 PARK ROAD NV.
Apis Of two rooms. kitchen. bath and
breakfast room. Murphy bed with dressing
room, Kitchen and bath $40.
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1445 SPRING RID. NV.
rooms. kit. r. h.. d. q. and bath. $4,000
1915 BELMONT ST. NV.
one.roor. kitchen and bath apartments.
conveniently located to- stores. car lines. ETC.:
inst around the corner from Central High
school Rent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SSn.vv
rooms kit. and bath ..........s oI.oV
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
\

large room on
3uble rooms: with baths.
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2lOO. OPS 18th St. NV.

1850 n ST. NV.
Apt. IA r. s B.: fireplace in living room:
Apt "a r.: a-n.i low rent.
end.noor al! h: cleo. ard ra..
rood condition: heat furnished. Rent re-
duoed to sggSSsss PARK RID. NV.
& r. a h: all outside rooms newly pa
pered and psinted; cleo. and gas: heat fur
nished' i Ssa9GdG SaR1YhtkNp. AVE. NE
nooT nnsrres ..c "a, snd ss. n.
Guided Guide in in rent al $50 mo -.
Srd, foo. :ps sS1%s Rem, ss Hs ana
6r. & b. corner nat: cleo. and Ess fur.
mace heat. s ssssss 70 ST TO NV,
extra Sr lsrrs = rd sas 'rR $50 sno '
N. z. RYON CO.. INC.
1923 = 81 Main $3.50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


HOUSEKEEPING APT.
Wash. HEIGHTS: southern exposure: superp
outlook; s large airy roofns: IL leased az
once. ore month free: immediate possession
Cleye. 4l13. D -
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THE woODBINE.
27th AND CATHEDRAL AVE.

In beautiful woodley Park. opposite Ca
thedral MANSIONS. ept. OF two rooms. kitcn.
and bath. SIS and $50: ali outside rooms:
splendid apis. for Army and Navy people.
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l.. w. GROOMES. 14l6 F ST
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a20 18th ST.-Phone Frank. 1882. the
Ruckingh most comforfahie
fPanaianA hpusa in Wanhinrfuu
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S ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN, PRI.
vate; also garage; end of 14th st. cars: ono
fare, "a Carroll ave. Takoma. Columbia
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n EW INNDLINC,
2Tth AND QUE STs. NV.
Refined apartment. having switchboard
servire: cafe; resident manager on premiece
. rooms, kit, a. a., bath q porch. $500
rooms ki:.. d. a. and bath. oS.Se
room, kit, d. a. air. IAth. fV.uo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ami; reasonable rent. One month free;
at. corner 18th at. For particulars apply
1913 Conn ave.
THE STRATFORD, 20IO KALORAMA RID.
Rents reduced; under new management; see
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-11
ARMY BL|MP GOES
OVER CITY AGAIN
Many See TC-5 on Return
Trip to East.

The TICS, non-rigid Army blimb,
passed over the south part of In
dianapolis at 1:10 p. m. today en-
route from Scott Field, Belleville,
ILL.,, to Dayton, Ohio, the first leg of
its return flight to- Langley Field,
Va.
Many Indianapolis residents, par
ticularly those in the vicinity of
Garfield Park, sighted the ship,
which was about 500 feet high as it
passed over Pleasant Run Blvd. and
Union ST., ]. B. Ray, 2535 Union St.,
reported. 1t was headed east.
on the fight last week to Scott
Field. to test the blimp's behavior
under stormy weather conditions
the ship became lost in storm, but
landed safely at it's destination. 1t
passed over Indianapolis on the first
trip.
Joseph Adley, watchman in the
city fire tower on top of Merchants
Bank Bldg, also reported seeing
the dirigible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-11
DEMPSEY MAY Be
HERE MONDAY FOR
HEARING IN COURT
Attorneys for Both Sides in
Injunction Case Ordered
to Appear.

Attorneys for Jack Dempsey
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion, refused to affirm or deny today
that the pugilist would appear in
Superior Court Four Monday to per-
sonally defend himself in an action
brought by the Chicago Coliseum
Cub, which is trying to prevent his
meeting Gene Tunney in Philadel-
phia on Sept. %.
Attorneys for the club and An
drew C. Weisberg. South Bend, Ind.
hotel owner. declare Dempsey has a
contract with the club tonight Har-
ry Wills, Negro challenger, before
boxing any one else.
1t is believed Dempsey may be
with Floyd Fitzsimmons, fight pro
moter, and one of his closest friends
who will arrive in Indianapolis Sun
day afternoon to be a witness. Ar
thur Driscoll, attorney for Dempsey
in the East. also is expected to as
sist Earl Cox.
Judge Clinton Fl. Givan has or
dered attorneys for both sides to
have all witnesses in court Monday,
as he expects to end the case If he
has to told a night session. Attor-
neys also were requested to be ready
to file briefs. The trial was con-
tinued Thursday on motion of Cox.
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cumstances Of the case because II
does not come within the purview of
my office. Personally, however,
have. never signed such documents"
"On many OCCASIONS" continued
Shumaker, great pressure has
beens brought to bear on me. but /
have always refused and said that
1t is to be taken az a Recommended
ton If we fail to protest"
The Jones brothers were convicted
in the Federal Court at Baltimore
on charge OF conspiracy through
the diversion of huge quantities Of
alcohol.
1t was shown In the testimony
that one of the brothers had boasted
of his ability to pull underground
wires and get us out of this mess"
Neufield T. Jones admitted that
while intelligence officer in the In
ternational Revenue Department he
conducted Klan activities Jones
also admitted that at one time he
was publicity agent Of the Ku-Klux
Klan and had in three years re-
ceived more than $4,000 from that
organization.
Jones is also co;author of a book
entitled. "The Real Story ofNthe Ku-
Klux Klan."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-11
BLOCKS OFF
STREETS OF
CITY STOLEN
Floating Pieces of Wood
Popular = Employees
Gather Them Up.

who said the wooden blocks that
float away in the rains are un-
popular?''
A. j. Middleton, chief inspector
of the city engineers department,
asked that question today, as he
turned to the task. of mobilizing all
available city trucks to move to
shelter the blocks detached from city
streets.
Some One Stealing Them
IT don't know whether it's the
fashionable folk on North Merid-
ian ST.. but it's certain some one
is stealing our blocks" Middleton
said.
Why, they say they were carry
ing them away in flivvers, carts, toy
wagons and by the arm load to burn
as 'kindling or to have q back yard
walk, / suppose"
To Be Used for Patching
That's about all they're good
for" an -employe grumbled.
Middleton informed him that the
blocks would be taken to the city
yards on E. New York st. and would
be used to patch other wooden block
thoroughfares as they float away in
rains of the future.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-11
DIDN'T SIGN,' Jim
SA VS. TO SHUMAKER
Watson Denies He Supported BootIeggers' Parole Plea
When Dry Head Calls Him by Long Distance.

Senator James E. Watson denied
in a conversation with Dr. e. S.
Shumaker, head OF the Indiana Anti
Saloon League, that he had signed
petition asking the Federal parole
board to extend clemency in the
cases OF Winfield and Neufield T.
Jones, convicted of wholesale alco-
hol frauds in Baltimore, who have
served but three months of two
year sentence, which higher courts
affirmed.
Senator Watson told me-" said
DR.. Shumaker, "over the phone last
evening that he had not signed such
a petition and knew nothing of 1t. /"
"I had called the Senator" con.
tinued Shumaker, after reading the
story. Of his alleged signature on
such a petition in The Times"
Asking concerning the propriety
of Senators and heads of the national
Anti-Saloon League signing such Pc
titions, Dr. Shnmaker said/
II am not familiar with the cir
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Follows Refusal to Grant
Permanent Seat in
Council.

BU United Press
GENEVA, Sept. 11.-Spain today
resigned from the League of Ma
tions.
The Spanish representative COM
municated his nations decision to
Sir Eric Drummond. of the League
secretariat at 1870 a. IN.
Spain's resignation follows the
Leagues refusal to grant her de-
'mand for a permanent seat in the
Council.
The notification, couched in friend
ly terms, contained thanks for re-
cent expressions of appreciation of
Spains role in the League and
wished the League fullest success" I"
The resignation becomes effective
in two years. Spain meantime must
continue paying dues, but likely will
not participate in League affairs.
All members of the League were
notified,
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SAINT AND SINNER

This is the title of the serial story which The Times
starts printing Monday!
And saint and sinner" they wereFaith Lane and her
sister, Cherry -
Faith the seeffacing family drudge who was content to
slave for others Cherry the mammal thoughtless selfish
fapper The soul of like deep and quiet pool,
of the other like a rushing torrent.
knew the abe
ALL And love it did Faith did not
hesitate herself picture Cherry
have her big chance And Cherry the girl many
did not hesitate steal the to Faith
This story is written by woman
who 80 has had fiction writer and
magazine editor and the mother of prodigy
Elizabeth Benson who enters college this fall the age
You'll enjoy saint and Sinner"
The Times will continue nity
ing its readers the serial stories same time
Start "Sant and Sinner" In The Times, Monday
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DR.. King, Methodist Super
intendent, Meets Man
With His Features.

"As like as two peas in a pod
that describes DR.. Hurry King, 1852
Broadway, and Casslus M. Curry,
1926 Park Ave-, except that they
comb their hair differently and DR.
King is somewhat heavier.
DIR. King is district superintendent
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Curry is connected with the National
City Employment Service, Farmers
Trust Bldg.
Meet First Time
They met for the first time today,
although often each has been mis-
taken for the other.
II hope you never do anything a
Methodist minister shouldn't" DR..
King said.
Curry Is a Methodist. His ances-
tors settled four miles northeast of
Greenfield ninety years ago and one
of the first things they did was to
build log cabin Methodist Church.
Curry Chapel, modern brick struc-
ture, now stands on the site.
Both Married
Neither of the two men use to-
bacco. Curry Is 66, six feet tall,
weighs 169 pounds. He was born
near Greenfield, is married and has
two children, and has lived here
seven years.
DR.. King Is 5S, also C feet tall, and
weighs 202 pounds. He was born in
Kansas City, Mo-, A.. is married and
has three daughters, and has lived
here four years.
Every day some one calls me
King" said Curry. Even boys on
street cars calls me doctor. The
widow of a Methodist minister has
mistaken me for DR.. King three
times"
The two expect to meet again Sun.
day at the dedication of the new
Irvington NJ. e. Church, OF which
Curry is a member.