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the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to
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October. 1926, they may otherwise by law be
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Given under my hand this 18th day of
May, 1926
MARY ETA SANDERS, Executrix.
13-3t. Mountain Lake Park, Md.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
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Testamentary the estate of
ABRAHAM MOON
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Prepared Especially For The Repub-
LEANS Readers by Rev. U. S.
Wright, ID.
SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1926.
JACOB AND ESAU.


Genesis BILL. Read Chapters 1885.
e We kind one to another, tender
hearted, fOrgiving each other, even
US God also in Christ forgave you.
*Ephesians 4:32.
THE DEFEAT OF BETHEL.
With soul elate Jacob continued his
journey.N Bethel's angel song was
ringing III his ears and Jehovah was
his friend. He had dedicated himself
to the following of that Lord and
plunged into the life beyond with
sheer zest. His first meeting in Ha-
ran was in kindly service and joyous
abandonment in spite of the word
that might have warned concerning
Laban. 80, yes; we know him. He
was in love with God and man and
Rachael added the lack in the full
ness of his cup" Penniless he match
ed his strength and skill against her
worth and gave dowery of seven
years that seemed but a few days. He
was still in the glow of Bethel when
he came to his bridal. Little did he
dream that the yelled figure that
greeted him and took his band was
the shrouded Nemesis of that hour in
Isaac's tent when for gain he made
himself other than he was. In the
dawn he knew. Laban smiled during
xyt11a h. -
that world" Jacob should have known
of course, that he had, though, after
Bethel and Rachel, that all the world
was new because he had changed. Be-
cause he was honest and had discard
ed his old trickery toward his brother
these relatives would be the same
sort. Those were bitter days for JAG
OBJ. He had fallen for the trick of an
other, been betrayed and over-reached
and there is no record that the second
seven years were as a few days. They
were bitter years in which Jacob
toiled, but in which he also deter
mined to match his wits against that
world in which he found himself. eff
it was the way of that world" then
he'd use that way, too. That's not
ancient history. Youth with its high
ideals and Standardization goes out
into the world eager and expectant to
find it's dream discounted and "big
business" takes toll of his inexperi-
ence and his ideals. And he gets on
as Jacob did by adopting the ways of
that world. For he outmatched La
ban, which is rather sourse of re-
joicing to the onlooker, as he went
his deceiver zone better" But it is
the defeat of Bethel. 81 do not have
to get on, but | do have to get up"
was the shining sentence of great
soul. The tragedy of Jacob, as it is
of thousands more, was that he deter
mind to get on, regardless of whether
he got up or not.
THE VICTORY OF JABBOK.
There came the day when it was
necessary to get away with the goods
undemaged, for his success was Gre
ating an envy that threatened more
than his peace of mind SO there was
secret planning and the departure of
a long caravan whose extent may be
judged by the $50 animals that made
up the gift of Esau, certainly only
small part of the procession. Jacob
had made regular cleanup. There
was no lack of drivers, for he declined
all of his brothers offers of help, so
that there must have been in addi-
ton to his wives and children, a great
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This is to give notice, that on or
about May oath, there came to my
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four lambs. Owner will please come
forward, identify property, pay all
costs and damages and take same
away. CLARENCE TAYLOR.
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Selbysport, May 22.*

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
To the Republican Voters of Garrett
County:
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for the Of
flee of County Treasurer of Garrett
County, subject to your approval as
expressed at the primary election. ]
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FOR STATE SENATOR

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County:
At the solicitation of friends in all
parts of the county, hereby announce
my candidacy for the Republican NOM
ination for State Senator, subject to
the result of the primary election. If
nominated and elected, l will be a
representative of all the people of the
county, and upon this platform of
principles l solicit your support.
N. R. SELBY.
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FOR SALE-Baby carriage in good
condition. Apply rs Oak street, Oak
Observation-Disclosures loft.
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BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
DiVision Of General Motors Corporation
FLINT. MICHIGAN
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ARTA1ENTs- -UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS -UN1FURNIsHED

DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT HOMES
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
Bachelor apartments consisting of large living kitchen
bath, reception hall and closet.
Threeroom apartments Giving bedroom, kitchen, BATH
reception hall and closeD.
Four-room apartments Giving ROOM bedrooms Kitchen BATH
reception hall and closets).
EVERY ROOM FACES STREET.
New building containing fftytwo apartments situated
eminence just the from the park and looking
out across the lovely valley of Rock Creek.
Building has elevator and garage space and wired for
Within two blocks of 18th and Columbia rd at
,28O1 Adams Mill Rd
WARDMAN
Columbia 217 Main oslo
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CRESTHILL APARTMENTS
BUILDING FINISHED MARCH 1st.
40 APTS. RENTED.
3 AVAILABLE
THERE'S A REASONt
1880 BELMONT ST
LARGE PORCHES-SOME HAVE TWO
PORCHES.
z rooms and rooms and bath each.
(Ssverai may be combined Il desired.l
Exceptionally fortunate in being in thls
unusual situation--on the crest Of the hill.
A6ordinE an unobstructed view over the city
surrounding country and. indeed. down the
F01SMisc This hixh class building with .,.v..o,
service BY licensed operator. and about Sil
Of the latest improvements. including tiied
bath: heated by Oil: tncinerator etc
Nov ready for occupancy. WE CHAL-
LEFEGf;EE y f;Es COMPARISON FOR REAL RENTAL
MOORE & HILL, INC,
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2 and rooms. b. & porch. $3.50 to 1880
.sd Fsak s. sss $4,000 AyS
to room: s,Ss .ss 5.lH aAHss: $500 Ays to .,esoo
THE yErrERsoN. 1900 18th ST
rooms. kit. and bath. .S05 90
THE AL.RoY. 1913 KENYON ST NV.
/ TO rooms and bath. :. $3.50 to $7O.5o
1909 18th ST.
IL rooms and baths. ........ $4,000
THE RIVERSIDE, aI4e G ST. Nv
to rooms and bath. S47b0 to $3.50
THE CEDRIC. .4I:o 14.h ST. Nv
THE PRESIDENTIAL. 1925 18th ST.
rooms. kit. and bath. $50 90
THE COLUMBIA. 1901 GIRARD ST.
8 rooms. kit and bath. .......... $4,000
2 and 8 rooms and bath. .$35 90 to S66 90
WALTER REED s3I ad sggTrERsur s!'T ST Nw "
1928 K ST. NV.
3 rooms. kit and bath. .$oS.oo
14os EYE ST. NV.
rooms. kit. and bath. h...........S $4,000
ale 9th ST.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
.,s " +. WEST COMPANY: oooo
THE ALBERT. 1925 r sT. NV.
THE r%; %%vokSb.A,Ihss' Sts., hs'A PGpPessr srs sINsw
{ rms: rms -: s. and s''I Ss.S: Ss!SS ssSv& ssv& & sl1o.
rHE F3iL BiLrMoREd M sRd 1913 1sia slinor. ssiis st.
cAv1SaussH GSGRHs sSa sish lsaS ssS0 i'm 81, NV
l room and bath. SAT so.
r0eR TaE kis GoRx s1a sss2 sssa s's G., and 4 ts'
Fm' iess ss'e eRksegST ef5sa SRe s2o s1a $50.
nGMRsRfoS fsR f'S s!o eopRT sr g. ss g., S% w.
rSSnl; r%' Iii. Tesi 4 ban Ss.h. . sssh Bah sc'
Front apt. rms. rec hall. ba. 4 porch.
,,IF FETTsRTE ,sI W.s:,.I sARPESss'w :,
s rooms asS Sd. hs.s; s.s,a.Us ssSjSe; Ss,.
j rm:: ti5, b.. Mprpsyz ess. din. set. set
ngFrssb Fns Sc eoTsr sgs s:'i g st, NV
sTss large r K, &, ps s.. sdsSS dsSe e,nG,. ssS
. .asi iSiI s@sad @ STREET Sw' exposure
! room. Kit. Kit. ana bsth. $4,000:
large 1Rss 1Rsss NJ N sTssiEf 4 ssi fis Sw, v?
rmso sos kis HSb bash 80 aS9s 1Ssce ar rs12TS 2W
2 rF'.' h!s so7 : R esih esHhErf { R9;sHs NV. ss''
s,s isis : ~ sRxlRzs Z IA $.,a ssso.
THE ESSEX !i42s St. NV.
No S az reo1s sn snd ,a6o hath h.:: A.. $3.50
No No sss room: room: and and bath bath 4s9s
No 33-6 rooms and bath ...... S55 90
saAs sa Tsfpsr f2SPs ed 51s 3D. n.i MAJ. sds
Day ph. N: 477e: niEht oh. Col $3.50:
CREsTON.
1475 Col. Rd.
Walk right into apt. No. AZ and inspect
rooms roc ' and bath. immsnss sleepinr peres:
Newly papered and painted: all outside
''o s DAVIS STEELE. INC. ,,.-
hEaDx isth xNS Eos s4sSTk GesTsAsTGsy, sTsI.
desired feature. il, this new dreproof build
ins; conv enient to 14th 81. car and 18th ct.
'' Now OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Several attractive types. ranging from z
rooms kitchen and bath 10 5 rooms: all
apartments have full size dining room and
tile baths with bult-in showers. hardwood
hoors. Murphy beds dreseinE rooms. attrac-
tive fixtures and decorations: awnings and
screens.
SEE Fsnis sEFRRsESrafIyE Ere fss affIyE on PREMISES.
18th and X Main aOa0.
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sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

A FINE RESIDENCE. SUITABLE FOR RE-
in the busiest and best section OF
Conn. ave: Price below market value.
926 18th St NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

bah s oni SaS;s ss Kitchen and Ss'h
118 3rd N,E.-3 r., reception hall: tile bath
eiectricity. h.W.h. Adults. Line Sesi. 8.
s9eSEDsgSos ss ssna sooMs e sv. AfR Prone Bach Ga
I. Rooms ANP BATH: WITHIN WALKING
gsNiTen qissTrce Of NJ doTntSwn. $50. Keys with
TWO LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENETTE.
sss eSsn Noran af os sss zen any time 2al1 Conn
203b ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH:
rent ''' " WI siS $@s,r = rssasox1r, q s:T
THREE ROOMS. sa2.50 UP. JANIToR
-e- Ant. 3 1ao z. CAPITOL ST.
NEW APARTMENT.
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY JUNE 18TH.
.hovsrs numerous cic:sts s.m:i. % convenisnt one Snsn
sss isse Sssns T. ss: sss
Representative on premises. Adams 6I0O-J
1919 18Th sT.--;3 R. = B. ......., $4,000
I'LL iiaa 1Sss 1Sss :..-trr :.t ss: :: s. sSSS sS:SS
Rse 8 nfesi foASsoN sss CO. 81 + N y Ave: 7sSe N%
1919 l1. 18th Z ST. n:,; NV. and FLOOR. ,ooo
sna a. r. nsa.. nwb Il rm. .SS9.eeo
SYsh L st. n.eSb rms rms. b.. h.::w.h. 42.sSS
5s7 a1st st. n.w.-4 rms. b.. ..... 1880
.si1 sGG ". T. ave: RsS NV. rms End as rms. 1000
ssii Va. ave NV i:t hooir..4 rms. '0'0o
es7 "a. ave NV. Attn hoor-a rms. -''0o
es7 Pa. ave. NV. Srd fo;or.4 rms. 'oOo
~ ijiAsMEs +; sHEA; '"'''
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DIES ARTS APARTMENTS.
1886 COLORADO AVE. NV.
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th SITS.
NOW READY TO MOVE IN.
New modern apartment building. conven.
borhood. ia" with nl' Sesu.ifui @ sarrouaG,ss.
outside rooms; Apartmepts of and 4
'Dss'?a ssMrrSes 46s '''Ss SsniisP sa
RocKsBoRo. l7I7 ST N.w.-ELEvAroR
Housekeeping; good ventilation. From $40
to 500.
STANLEY ARMS. 18th ct. NV. mr.. Mass.
ave-WalkinE distance downtown. st,ites l
new. new; clean. SIS to $3.50. ' '''
1909 cLFroS ST. 81 N;w-Bs.. vie. IN
one vacant. $50 '' 'N'e' 'e'''' "''''
THE DRURY. sI2l Mt Pleasant ST.
Also i.rm. suite. ss5. n''' WV ~
THE !GORGAs. Ga. ave. at Aspen st.
Detached new, bldg. cool: rms. recep.
hall. b.. end floor: reasonable.
s4s NEWTON ST. NV. mr.. Ga. ave-
aos.s csssBe' ssS oK kit and t st. sfs ps bath
1885 PHELPS PL: N.w.-The hes, apart.
-
and b-rm suites. $50 and up. Summer 'is rate. S
1902 PARK RoAD-On,y one apartment;
Priced risht-$46 WIN ''
3o34 RoDMAN ST. Clev. Pk--Ideal loca-
ton for children; " rms. kit. and bath:
MADDUix. MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY.
ssa 18th St, NV NC Main ,crs4.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
'"' Move In. f,.''''''' s ~
The Embassy.
1913 Harvard St NV.
/ ROOM Murphy bed and bath. $50 90
. rooms breakfast room. kitchen
rooms. @ rec. hail kitchen and bath. 10000
The Blair,
1891 M ST. NV
. rooms. kitchen and bath. -. ..... 5000
The Belford,
3O4 ST. NV
. rooms. kitchen and bath ..... 5000
The Clermont,
21Oe F. st. NV.
! room. kitchen and bath ... $4,000
1869 18th St. NV.
1927 10Th St. NV.
43l2-l4 Ga. Ave. NV.
Fl. II. HOWENSTEfN CO..
1911 II St. NV. Main oos..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SEVILLE. .!28 18th ST. NV.
Apis. rooms and bath. $4,000 to $1,000
1907 PARK RID. NV.
Apt. 2O2--4 rooms and bath. .S06 90
Apts,s T. Eooms and bah :. .ss7.b
Apis. 3 rooms ana sssn. :.s47 so
Apt. s0s.s Ssems .nd sssh: . $50 90
Apt. 1oII rooms snd bali: :: :. .s47.bo
Apt. aa@S rooms and bath. :. 80 $50 90
THE WASHINGTON LOAN q TRUST CO..
Real Estate Dept.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
fContinued.)
1902 QUEBEC PL: NV; 1901 d ST. Sc.
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO..
200 New York Ave. NV Main 552e.
41S 2 ST., N:E.-s ROOMS AND ..oo
bath elec. and gas: coiored. $500
100 s,n st; cd,Hv:d 1,;wLdApt of 8 rooms and az 90
7ss ,,.s EM e Nv! II wMeeRANSM Main s71s.
;3S05 WINDOW PL. NV CH. CH-6 r..
3. h.-w.h.. cleo. inst. VIII. open fireplace.
furn.: rent reason able.
1872 c st. se-I2 r.. b.. cleo. lat. h.. gar. a
good rooming house: rent reasonabie.
ter on TOP oor sTt rent s res.cnabie. r i ."'"' II"
612 r ST. NV M S59s Cleve. 477s.
FOR COLORED.
One Of the finest homes in northwest for
reliable colored tenant. 8 large rooms. 2,
'''ns kAYscHN1bfRRxY 9o iiss sf1seRfa So
Investment BldF. Franklin b13.
FOR COLORED.
Six rooms. brick. no bath. water in kitnh.
sale Il sSSd fSp Ten but on no
interest and principal payments.
JOHN Fl. WRIGHT,
Main 04o5. 1116 Vermont Ave. NV.
SIX ROOMS. BRICK. BATH. GAS LIGHT.
iatrobe heat: in good condition: near the
PAYMENT required; S55 per month covers all
interest and principal payments.
JOHN Fl. WRIGHT,
Main 9407. 1116 Vermont Ave. NV.
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JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
Finest detached fireproof bldg. 5 minutes
trom Rock Creek Park. near stores and
square rms. pantry. tile bath. hardwood
Hoors open fireplace: beautifully furnished.
SUMMER RATE.
Only Ss5 also 3 rms S65. See ianitor.
pr phone Main 5437 for auto ride
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JAMES r. SHEA.
643 La. Ave. NV
FOR COLORED.
SIX rooms. hath. brick. latrobe heat. cleo
ti1city on ( st..n.w-. for sale. not for rent.
Dut no cash payment required: S5S.bO Der
month covers all interest and principal pay
ments.
JOHN H. WRIGHT.
Ills Vermont Ave. NV. Main a467.
IN THE RuRLEITH COMMuNITY.
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FOR RENT-DESK SPACE

PART OF LARGE. COOL OFFICE. HALF
block from Treasury: fully equipped. C. r
WHITE. 141O G st. NV.
IN NICE OFFICE IN INVESTMENT BLDG
reasonable. Adams 2114
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1870 r ST.

Modern new seven. story apartment. One
room kitchenette. foyer and bath: furnished
hall. kitchen and bath. furnished. sub
rental until October 1st. 597 so. See resi-
REDUCED RENT. q
New apt. house. 3 rooms and bath. S45:
171e lat st. NV. 1neuire ianitor.
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THE CALVERTON. 1873 COL ROAD. APT.
110-4 beautifully furnished. large. cool
rooms. kitchen. bath: Stenway grand piano;
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TAKOMA PARK-3 LOVELY. CLEAN
rooms. kitchen. bath many windows: pos
o36 Mamie Col 1910
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ROCKSBORO. l7l7 R ST. Nw.-ELEvATOR
service: ! rn.. kit. and b.: also 3 rms,
housekeeping; good ventilation. From $40
to S65.
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SENATE APARTMENT, I15 End ST. NE.
, rooms. kitchen and bath. Phone Lin.
1d01 6S
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TWO NICELY FTrRNISHED ROOMS. NEXT
bath. ami. south and east exposures: S35.
d0f w
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- IFU1 NeW Urk AVP. Wv. MAIN IIHb.
BEAUTIFUL. COOf. HOUSEKEEPING APT.
% rooms, superb view: Summer rates.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-09
YECCMAN CO TO LOTS
OF WORK FOR $500

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. s.
Yeggmen had to cart safe weighing
several hundred pounds some dis
lance Sunday before using an acety-
lene torch to burn off the door and
get $4,000. Using one of the laundry
carts, the yeggs took the safe from
the office of Keans, inc, a laundry
on Convention street, to the baseball
park.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-09
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
BE BOON TO Mankind

BERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 8. (P)-An
amazing new medical discovery that
may rank with insulin, a boon to man
kind, was announced Wednesday at
the University of California by DR.. T..
C. Burnett, psychologist. He revealed
that he has found what appears to be
the specific medicinal factor in liver
extract as used in treatment Of high
blood pressure. High blood pressure,
known in the medical world as flyer
tension" has become in the past few
years one of the nations most danger
Gus ailments. vw
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-09
TAX CREDIT PLAN WILL !.
Be OPPOSED, DEMOCRATS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. R-No
time will be lost by Democrats in
getting the tax fight under way In
the house after Congress convenes
this week. Minority leaders have de-
cided to oppose the administrations
tax credit plant by. preventing reduc-
ton of the corporation tax from Is
to 10 per cent and elimination Of the
amusement tax.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-09
ARTIFICIAL EARTHQUAKES
PRODUCED BY STUDENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9. (R-A
series of earthquakes are to be pro-
duced artifically for research purpo-
ses by engineering students of Stan
ford university to determine the ef-
fects of shocks upon all types of
buildings. The tests will be made on
structures above specially designed
apparatus for producing seismoic dis
turbances.
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NEW COMMUNICATION
SERVICE OVER SEAS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. P-Radio
telephone communication service be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain in the near future was assur-
ed in the annual report of Mr.. Carson,
commissioner Of the Commerce depart
ment of the Bureau Of Navigation.
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: cided to support strongly Premier
Hertzog's nationalist government in
securing the passage Of the bill thru
the parliament.
QUAKE SHAKES THE RAND

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Dec. 8. (P-Violent quakes shook the
Rand, South Africa, the gold region
and rock bursts killed four and in
jured many.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-12-09

PRETORIA, Dec. 5. (P)-Any doubt
regarding the attitude of the Trans
wall nationalists in regard to the flag
bill was set at rest yesterday when
it was learned officially that the exc
cutive committee had unanimously de-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-12
HOLSTERS FREED
In REALTY PLOT
Five Others Convicted of
Using Mails FrauduIently.

BIZ United PrcSs
CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Five officials
Of the Consolidated Realty and The
aters Corporation today were found
guilty by jury in Federal Court
on charges Of using the mails to de-
fraud several thousand residents of
Illinois and Indiana out OF a total
estimated at $4,000, 900.
A. F. Brentlinger, .Terre Haute.
and James Rohr Leesburg, Ind,
were found not guilty.
Those found guilty:
Frederick H. Gruneberg Sr.. presi-
dent ofthe corporation, and his son,
both of New Orleans; Oscar Olson,
Chicago; G. M. Ortner. Lorraine,
Ohio, and e. B. Harrang, New Or
leans. The Grunebergs are subject
to term Of five years in jail on ten
counts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-12
DEMOCRATS TO
TALK POLITICS
AT May CONF ABB
Thomas Mccullough Heads
Editors-Executive Com
mittee Named.

Indiana Democratic editors spurned
political issues, rounding out their
two-day mid-winter meeting at the
Claypool today.
Resolutions Of a political nature
expected to be presented, were not
offered. After electing officers, the
association adopted resolutions on
the deaths of the late Senator Sam
uel M. Ralston, Thomas r. Marshall
and William j. Bryan.
Issues Will Be Clear
1t is planned to hold special
meeting at Martinsville, May 21-22,
for adopting political resolutions, 1t
being the opinion of the resolutions
committee. composed Of George Pur-
cell. Vincennes; Walter Chambers,
Newcastle, and Lew O'Banion, Cory
don, that the issuesl will be- more
clearly defined at that time.
Thomas Mccullough, Anderson, was
elected to succeed John c. German,
Princeton, as president.
Officers Elected
Other officers: Edmund p. Beadle,
Rockville, and John d. De PREF.
Shelbyville, vice presidents; Miller
ElIingham, FIT. Wayne, secretary;
Dick Heller, Decatur, treasurer.
The executive committee:
First District, William B. Garlic
ton, Boonville; Second. George Pur-
cell. Vincennes; Third, Lew
o'Banion, Corydon; Fourth, w. w.
Aiken. Franklin; Fifth, Charles j.
Arnold. Greencastle; Sixth, Walter
Chambers, Newcastle; Seventh, Ger
trude F.. McHugh, Indianapolis;
Eighth, Dale j. Crittenberger, An
derson; Ninth, Ben f. Mickey,
Lebanon; Tenth, Gil. Roby, Fowler
Eleventh, e. E. Cox, Hartford CITY;
Twelfth, Lew c. dillingham;, FIT.
Wayne, and Thirteenth, Clay W.
Metsker, Plymouth.
Party Leaders Present
The nominating committee was
composed of Dale Crittenberger,
Oscar CraVenS, BlOOnlnStOH, e'AAu
William Minor, Cannelton.
State committeeman, party lead
ers, prospective office aspirants and.
announced candidates mingled with
the editors. Lincoln Dixon, North
Vernon; Joe Cravens, Madison; l..
Ert Slack, Indianapolis. Walter My
ers, Indianapolis, and George W..
Rauch, Marion, about whom talk re-
volved as probable senatorial candl-
dates, were present.
Evans Wollen, Indianapolis bank
err, the only Democratic announced
candidate for senatorial nomina-
ton, greeted those present. A pc
tition was circulated and the neces-
sary 500 names to get his name
placed on the ballot were secured.
He is not expected to be opposed
Posey Circuit Judge Herds
Clements, Mt. Vernon, mentioned as
q possible candidate for senatorial
nomination quieted reports of his
aspirations in the principal address
Thursday night to the editorial as
sociations annual banquet. He said
he was not, and never had been, a
candidate, to fight the stupendous
campaign funds supplied Republican
nominees by recipients of special
privileges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-12
LEAGUE WILL MEET

The newly organized Evangelical
League of Christian Endeavor will
hold its first social and business
meeting at the First Evangelical
Church. New York and East Sts.,
at 7:45 tonight.