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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-29
MRS. WILSON
IS PILGRIM
TO GENEVA
Accompanied BY Brother,
War Presidents Widow
Makes Trip to Geneva

Her plans for 3 trip to the Orient
broken, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is
making second pilgrimage to Gen.
eva, the home Of the League OF
Nations.
Accompanied by her brother, Will
mer Boiling. the widow of the War
President Is sailing Saturday on the
Leyiathan. They will remain In
England upon their arrival on the
other side for a brief visit before
going to Geneva for an indefinite
stay.
Last year Mrs. Wilson occupied
q dilninutive villa just outside
Geneva. The place, to advocates OF
the League, became one OF the
shrines OF the city. 1t was one Of
the places the visitor simply had
to see in Geneva, the home OF the
widow OF the Leagues best friend.
since, her Widowhood Mrs. Will
son has taken but 81 small part in
the social life of washington. She
has seen q few friends. visited the
Democratic Woman's Club occasion.
ally. but otherwise has been con-
tent with her memories of her hus-
band and White House days.
She had hardly emerged from the
deep mourning she assumed upon
the death or her husband when she
lost her mother and again was
shrouded in black.
washington wonders IL upon her
return in the fall she viii emerge
from her retirement. Still young,
and. according to her intimates. q
most charming hostess. 1t seems
hardly possible that she will con-
tinue indefinitely the almost hermit
life she has led in her s Street
home for 50 long.
RETURN TO CAPITAL
TO MAKE HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip w. Fowle,
who have been living In Atlanta.
Ga. since their marriage. have re-
turned to washington to make their
at the Argonne. Mrs. Fowle was
Miss Helen Kimmell. daughter Of
Commander and Mrs. Harry Kim
band is also a Washington the
son of Bernard III. FowIe.
Mrs. William II. e. Holmes. wife
OF Captain Holmes. viii arrive in
washington on Tuesday from Fort
sill, Okla. where Captain Holmes
is on duty. and win be the guest for
several weeks Of her parents. Com
mander and Mrs. Harry Kimmell
Before her marriage Mrs. Holmes
was Miss Alfalfa KimmeIl.
\ =
NAVY OFFICER TO
VISIT HOT SPRINGS
Capt. John p. jackson, u. s. N.
/ viii go shortly to Hot Springs, Va.
where Mrs. Jackson and their small
son. Schuyler WoIcott Jackson ARK
staying with her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Max Suf.th. The Surtii,
villa is named Yama Besso, remi
niscent Of their long residence II
Japan.
Ord Preston has gone to Ho'
Springs, Va, where Mrs. Preston
and Miss Mary Preston win joir
him shortly.
! Mrs. Wallace Craigie has returned
from a visit at Uniontown, Pa, and
will be joined at her home neal
Edgemoor by Colonel Craigie, VIII
has been in camp.
Evening star., 1926-09-14
ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

McE uPoa a TlME
TNERE WAS A poCN
WoAl!AN WHO LIVED WITH
psgR l5TTLG oAUoNTEa
10 a TlesY COTTAGE on
TIE gnGE OF A GREAT
BLACK FORESY. THEV
MAO 4 sel.sFEo Old
tso1SG NhAGD 2cMeN. IN
the gaRLv SUMMER THE
IrTTE olNt. WOULD PICK
NAY Apples ~ TNs
Woocs Foa CoM0Y. ron
NJ LIKED THEh. ONE
DAY sssa- WALKED INTO
TIE TNtcG WoOOa ~
aeAHCN or stAT-kpPLES
AND SScAME LOST.
eUOEeHLy. stsE AEAH2 A
ossgG VOICE SAY. "hoW
90 vou &C, .IT-1E ctAl"
avs LOOK 60 AROUND BUT
coULc SEE NOTHING.
Evening star., 1926-09-14
MONMOUTH HOTEL.

1928 2lst Street.
Three rooms, bath, $50.
Furnished quite elegant and
different from the usual apart
ment house. Very light sun in
every room, fronts two streets.
Excellent service.
Evening star., 1926-09-14
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1878 LANIER pL--b1t pLEpbe1ta"hed house; % i well
Pnons adams fs0 $685. s5 snnday % OF MAJ"
daily. ~
THE RHODE ISLAND. La; 1897 Ri, R; l. ave, NV.
large single and double looms ICONS; rnsHs "GnsHn.
isnr snre oSf' old English lobby excellent board.
Well served in snacious dining room.
THE MALEot1o t2622 Conn: ave near near
,;shed 1,ii rooms private baths; excellent meals
and delightful surroundings.
!4ll KENNEpY ST. SwmtaTss; s,sh.d Es;. nicely .,s
tricitv. hot water. telephone excellent
board private bath. Is
3I4 A ST: N:E.-second- floor front room
plenty 10 eat reasonable. Line. sos. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE. l416 %1st st; n.w.-At-
iractive rooms: ami: walking distance: ex-
ceIlent home cooking. attractive dining room.
individual tables
1891 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Double or
single room small family: home cooking
and privileges: reasonable rates; ami. Co
10th ST.--Large. cool front room; excellent
meals piano; private home; $40 and $45.
rooms near bath. second hoor: private home;
board optional.
1921 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Nw.-LarSe
room: running water; exclusive home; excel
l722 ST. N.W-Beautiful double rooms
and superior meals in unusually attractive
home: every convenience.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK 2s2s 9th ST
Nicely furnished front room second floor:
gentlemen. Columbia 19l1.
1923 istk sTT.-(iirls' club beautifully
kept delicious meals; laundry. privileges:
,lectricitv. hot water; reasonable.
o637 GARFIELD ST. .NW.-Large rooms:
excellent food: block Wardman Park Hotel;
convenient transport alton.
1871 BILTMORE ST. NV - Attractive
rooms refined atmosphere: beautifully To-
Gated. food the hest
i7oi Q Il so. Dupont Circle newly deco
ra ted. uni i'm. hot water: plentiful. well
served meals
l34I IRVING N.w-In comfortable home;
one single: one double: home cooking.
Adams ATa5. IA
GIRLS CLUB-Beautiful single, double
rooms: delicious meals; hot water: $40. $50.
1878 Massachusetts ave.
j 400 18th ST. NW.-Front, single double;
one with private bath.
Evening star., 1926-09-14
RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

H4Is 18th ST w-Largc front room 4
windows large "Iosct. clertrir,ty hot,wsatcr a,,.
Wished; on, ALL car lines, excellent meals
ra 1 hlsh s for dne so a2 for f9 ,mo co'm"a
usual. attractive snrraundinc4: large. hand
s"msiv frshrd I'd T%9n o,nor Sdl%"ns lrd h2th
modern apartment: continuous hot water:
,afes nearly; rrfrr"n"os: REASONABLE"
1920 sT. Nw.--Handsomlry furnished.
large End floor front room: twin beds: olnr-
1rfrity: h W w.. continuous hot water :.
phone Another room hot and cold. run
ming water. Owner.
NEAR wARnMAN rARE HoTEL1il,arrS;S i;;,r;c
Ioow twin beds. S35 both, a'tra"tvelv fur;
rd.Se Ti,sed T"1 mGd"51 54cs private home unlimited
soS rONGFFLrOw ST N.W-Sitting room,
in"losed sleeping porch. kitchen, sink, gas
home" prefer couple; $40. After :, 80.
37oss ST. N.w.--[arr" double room.
'roscts pext ,H t.tb IL" NOW, h"msr csna
Cjal!y convenient for Gc0rEctnWn lntvorslty
students -
With balcony. for two: tNm beds I'honc.
bcautiful library. contiuunus hot water. p"i-
Nate residence, walking distance dr"ntoNn.
NEAR SCOTT CiRCLE-Tu gentlemen Iarso.
vel furnished room SOM private bath con.
tnnons hot water. nlenty of linen: twin beds.
unlimited phone, slnglc or double. walking
distance. Phone Franklin SO5l 10
NEAR pIPONT CtRCLE-,Attraotivo fur.
l4sh"d second .nnor front room: twin beds
taIenhonG scryirn .o- u "'''''''i ''''
1,,,v tI.,,Ds,,JnI. - IN
NJ .Hh Nv tlA1Mi M ~ T.. ANp ! -
At,ractisr hrdr'4m person cmnIoyed: up-
Thone Potomac 1900. Ant. SOS 3o'
1896 NEW YORK AVE. Apt al-3 attrar-
five cnZy rooms. double or single. centrally
'' '''N' ~ N@'' '"''"'e' e'''I'i''h GG..'E'
=
"n55 PARK RID NW-Jarge continuation
nvine-h~iroom. also room with Shopping
por"h. "lran and cheerful So for each or
$50 two IN room. AdaH'- ;'Hli
1o3s VERMONT AVE. %w.-Tvn uowIy
Furnished r"or'~ overlooking Iowa circle:
gentlemen pF ("rr"d. rent reasonable. twin
t"ds l5'
900. ,,.h - Wy o,,,, 49,. ~,
f,rnished Veil kent saiia}l, for n,ar,iri
r"mple $40 -:
.-,..
~ ~ hN',Ni ~ - -r !J"nt room.
'It"hFnFtt", ea- faneo trtsnna"ie, am o..
80 ~, io ,IG ''"'"' -'' room
''a' .'u .'.'
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'"' a''d- ''''''" tr''-
~ toNNFt !' I AN = N'n%'e r ON
tartIen,an np,,. -cferen@e '''''' '''''0'
" IN o!.'' - -, -
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i 4,,I, rnn.,s. -, t,Is ,,,,t t,,,t,,,, -,
,'o.er n,rlnr nhonc steam hcat riris ,ro
farred Is.
$40 ro,I.NRIA Rn-I ,r,o ,or,niotoI,.
fnrrished second door front room. SOM .hath.
Iitrhercttr ANA S35: also single room
S"0
noW%TOW\ ROOM az lojnipr hath. cxchI.
slve neishhorhood vcrv reasonshie So,
Connecticut ave. ta.ro~> from Rorhamheaui
pPP0RTt- NTTY-Targe sunny rooms $50
Ht'raHtiN" snait ip"f,f, Nt"' Southcfh eNpH'
Aire private lcW nome: meals "ptlonai
se@f'ehl'n. "'Illhit = 't,'' ."
l3bf NY Ek>it, r., N'!nltf atth ana
'hti"n-' "nltnr ahf hFi r""'o' ~. am
#ito Hnr 90" Ho""'' '''"'N
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- i" ~. tb''"nt Sv, ~ - ~, -.
VEL igrh' snei' st"!,a In1 I !I"mt. S'S' nFr' @
,,mwote hot water
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IT. nor I" ~ .LJri,
Evening star., 1926-09-14

FONTANET COURTS,
400 Fairmont Street.
Five extra large rooms and
bath, all night telephone and
elevator service. Rent, $1,000.
Evening star., 1926-09-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COLORED-2430 n ST. N.W.-S40.5O PER
mo.
NEAR LIBRARY. .105 9th ST. s.E.-NEw
aRns ens 1oys one roo@ maEDhs s
s bath: SAY 2e' 30 See eSf ianitor o0" 'p 15s s'
3032 Q STREET N.w-BEsT. STREET IN
GEORGETOWN; two rooms, bath: kitchen; $45.
nrss JSksETL sRs2miL 1s5n co NAN n7es4 1ho'
1910 FAIRMONT ST. N.w.-sEvERAL DE
;sse's sgS' sPPtAsF sFsS'S5' fsG 'sfs sfs
fssa; and ,Sss Sssh: SEQ month. Main 7esi or
saRsse sRS9h from TLkT Lincoln RBs1 s Fos sss HaEs
finco1n ffs Ape,EE eEasw oVner' 1888 B St Sc Phone
sss ssh ea M lnsree ne eAN6ERsSs 5H s MAR Main SSp and
s, AND r.. F..Ascy ls ToBR D.sy fL f.n.6.S
SNtNEa ns soPe 0Soi,R Gabo r9s f;sra0e
l2l7 18th Wv s55: FIVE ROOMS AND
ssls h04s s,a 4SD !. nR BATH s5 the Month x1sy
i4le HOPKINS ST. BET. o AND P. goth
heat: hsa $50: opsn. psr nO Nsln 7ssl l' -1 w
and bath large closet $40. Col. 7e31
WESTOvER 25Ol PA. AVE. NW.-TWO
large attractive outside rooms. H. b., porch
ss1iea2.w. s1a ' "''' "''' "''N' "'e' WI "
STANTON. 1913 c ST. NE.-5 & ROOM
apts.: newly decorated: elevator; porches;
$3.50 COLORADO AVE. NEAR i4th ST
Beautiful new bldg. delightful location, veSy
high class; 4. 8 and rooms. 2 baths; rent
reasonable. See janitor or phone Adams
1917 X ST. NV
New Downtown Apartment
Two large front rooms. kitchen and bath.
furnished il deSired. Also rooms and bath.
Evening star., 1926-09-14

1871 VERMONT ANE-I.aiS 80 front room
lSit.henettc. Ca- range reasonable. am .
a." Young lady desires refined sirl room
r,lnto - 10
Evening star., 1926-09-14

1894 nth ~. W.-~0uc }argc second floor
front room and kitchen. bath. lhk: nicely
furnished We'll kent sHjal'l" for married
couple. $40 -
Evening star., 1926-09-14

S3S rONGFFLLOW ST NW-Sitting room,
in"los"d sleeping porch. kitchen. sink. gas
eleo. ami: clean, nicely furnished: private
home. prefer couple: $40 After 30.
col 50cI-J IA"
Evening star., 1926-09-14

NEAR SCOTT tfRCIf.-ru gentlemen. Iar2r
VOL furnished room. SOM private hath, con
tinuous hot water. plenty of linen. twin beds
unlimited phone, sInglc or double. walking
d Gstamrc. Hhnno Franklin Sn5l La
Evening star., 1926-09-14

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. II. e"
attrartiycY furnished front rooms rnmmu-
r3.atjug Tor hnUs"kcpnguE very conveniently
ln, stcd G!CN N'aud fN33
Evening star., 1926-09-14

1909 10th N.W-EXtra large front room
With balcony. for two: t"m beds. phone
bcaHtfful library. continuous hot water. p-i-
" ato residence, walking distance downtown.
Evening star., 1926-09-14

"n55 PARK RID NW-LarGr combination
hving-hedroom. also room with shopping
por'h. clean and cheerful So for each or
SS5 two IN room. Ad1r'- 3Hlt.
1898 VERMONT AVE. Ew-Two newly
Furnished rooms. overlooking Iowa circle:
gentlemen prrhrrcd rent reasonable. tWln
~da t5s
Evening star., 1926-09-14

806 10th STREET.
Two rooms, kitchen and
bath, extra large sunny rooms.
Rent, $42.5O.
Evening star., 1926-09-14

SOS r ST. N.W.-r.arr" double room.
southern exposure. three windows. tNn
closets next to bath iu now houso. csn@-
cjSl!y convenient for GcorE"town (ntvcrelty
students -
Evening star., 1926-09-14

nOW NTOWN ROOM. al iniriuc bath. cxclu-
xlvc neis hhOrhoOd. very reasonable. So,
Connecticut ave. "a ross from Ro,hamheaul g.
Evening star., 1926-09-14

NEAR WARnMAN pARK HOTEL-LarGe
front hed-sitting room. $50 also double
room twin hci~ S:B3 both attra"tlvely fur
Wished: modern: private home; unlimited
Evening star., 1926-09-14

' ~ CONNFtIltTT ANF=SIuGle room
Y, tn senli- -pr}vat" hath. with "s:Nu;!t
srtt}rc room larsc closet excellent service:
4 . lonlnn only rf ferennP
Evening star., 1926-09-14

OPPORTt- -NTTN-T.arge. sunny rooms $50 !:
attractive small room. $40. southern pNpo-
ktre. private now home. meals optional:
gentlemen Columbia :ii35 "
Evening star., 1926-09-14

rIlG EUCLID ST-I.arge front room witt
study: twin beds private family; reason
able
Evening star., 1926-09-14

l7"a i ST NV tDU0unt Circle t--Iarge
" ell furnished second floor front. southern
exposure NV n. twin beds electricity. con
tluuous hot water
Evening star., 1926-09-14

584 UNIVERSITY PI. vicinity l4th and
C'lfrot-C Comfurta able hsll room. $40 ami.
also Single aud double rooms. reasonable
I Olll-,hfa 195S l5s
Evening star., 1926-09-14

1890 COLUMBIA RD.-I.argr. completeIy
Furnished second floor front room. semi bath
l,itrhenrtto ami. S35: also single room
Evening star., 1926-09-14

NEAR pl'PONT CTRCLE-,Attra"tiyci fur
iushrd second noor front room: twin beds :
electricity. continuous hot water: unlimited
falenhnnn srfNitn -O- L u
Evening star., 1926-09-14

fT"0 VERMONT AVE- Attractlve SINGLE
and double rooms twin f,cds continuous hot
water. parlor. phone. steam heat, cirs pre-
-
Evening star., 1926-09-14

144S FAIRMONT ST. Ny w-Nioe room. end
Hnor next bath; board il desired. Adams
SGSB
Evening star., 1926-09-14

81 ird N.W--Largc. nicely furnished room
sud kitrhenPttc with porch: 50 weekly:
running wRtcr. gas range One housekrcp-
inr ronn, - Two rooms SS i6'
Evening star., 1926-09-14

fo-date apartment house: every couN cnienrc
Phone Potomac 1900. Ant. SOS @u'
1896 NEW YORK AVE. Apt. 3l--3 attrar-
tive coZy rooms. double ar single: centrally
located priv ate entrance; grutcmen only
l5s
Evening star., 1926-09-14

1;3- CORCORAN--l or = rooms and kit"h-
cnpttr $3.50 very desirable. North
Evening star., 1926-09-14

SCOTT CIRCLE. 1891 Rhode Island Ave-
Desirable room. kitchenette; also rosni. twin
beds connecting bath: every convenience.
1909 18Th ST. y W.--Ecatly furnished room
convenient location: housekeeping II desired; y;
1ln nifty u w Il
Evening star., 1926-09-14

1921 18th ST NV. Apt 3Ul-Prvato en-
trance large front room neNt 10 bath walk
ing distance. new apt. house, $500 per
Evening star., 1926-09-14

1929 y ST NW.--ITandsomley furnished.
large End floor front room: twin beds: olnr-
1ririty: hwh.. continuous hot water .
phone Another room. hot and cold. run
ming water. Owner.
Evening star., 1926-09-14

DUPONT CIRCLE. 14"7 "1st-Large front
room and kitchenettc semi-bath; SIS. IN
,lu1Iu- gas cleo.
Evening star., 1926-09-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tached building: thosoughly refnshed va
cant; annual lease TO start Oct. 1. 81! A
Evening star., 1926-09-14

YOI'NG MAN occupying large double room
desires roommate; references exchanged
I-O- l. St. NV.
Evening star., 1926-09-14

ROYALTON. a1s NJ ST. NV, Apt. 81
f'onyrnient downtown location; > rooms; sim
Gle or double. twin beds
Evening star., 1926-09-14

THE NORTH 'NBERLAND New Hampshire
ave. al st. Apt. 50d--Weil furnished
room. running water. tWIn beds; uriv fam:
3~In
Evening star., 1926-09-14

ATTRACTIVE AND COMPLETELY FUR
nished aptY large living room bedroom.
bath. breakfast room complete kitchen. gas
modelled into 3 complete apts.: ali bright
and cheerful: janitor service. 617 New
Jersey ave. NV; walking distance Govt
depts. markets. stores, etc: TO inspect cali
at 603 y. J. ave. for key or OWNER,
Adams 4724, or Lincoln $3.50: rent, $50.
Evening star., 1926-09-14

NEAR DUPONT CIRtl.E-Warm clean
room. suitable for two: private entrance TO
hath. electric lights. hot water: cheap. Po-
trnlac - ~ 10
Evening star., 1926-09-14

306 PARK RD.-I-arSe room southern cx-
ppsure TWO windows. next bath. III ",
anil phone. SIS
Evening star., 1926-09-14

a4Is 18th ST. Nw--Largc front. room. 4
lndoVs. large closet electricity. hot-water
heat. continuous hot water; attra"tivcly fur
Wished. on all car lines; excellent meals
within block: 0nn-half block from Columbia
rd NV: 500 for ono. $40 for two. 10
THE FARRAGTT. APT 30S-Re fined 1In-
usual attractive surroundings large. hand
somely furnished room adjoining tiled bath: :
priv ate homo: No Other roomcrs: downt0wa.
iuodarn apartment: continuous hot water:
, afee nearly: rrfpronre<. reasonable
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09
ASK REPLIES ON
AIRPORT PLANS
Committee Sends kilograms
a to Speedway Owners.

Replies to letters sent Carl Fisher
and James Allison, Indianapolis
Speedway majority owners, by the
airport board of the Chamber of
Commerce, outlining plans for an
airport at the Speedway, were asked
today in kilograms sent to the two
men, who are In Florida.
Fisher and Allison said they would
cooperate with the board. The board
later sent letters asking free use Of
the north section Of the Speedway
and permission to establish the port
within thirty days Replies to these
letters have not been received.
Brig. Gen. Dwight E. Aultman, FIT.
Benjamin Harrison commandant.
spoke at a noon meeting Of the com
mittee at the Chamber Of Commerce
on the advantages and possibilities
of establishing the proposed port at
Schoen field
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09
ROAD WIDTH
IS In DOUBT
Extension Probably Will Fol-
~ low County Unit Law.

w. w. Southland, county engineer
today said it hardly would be
possible for the county to construct
the proposed roadway of the extern
sion OF Fall Creek Blvd, from
Thirty Eighth st. to Forty-Second
ST., any more than twenty-four feet
wide, as provided under the county
unit law. The proposed pavement
will connect with a roadway of
greater width.
Southland said the only way to get
additional funds would be to use
the fund for free gravel roads. How
ever, Harry Dunn, county auditor,
said the county receives only $4,000
annually from the State gasoline
tax. This money is needed for the
gravel roads, he said
Commissioners will receive bids
April 26. Kirby Risk, Lafayette,
trustee of Indiana School for the
Deaf, and o. M. Pittenger, superin-
tendent, have asked Dunn to recon.
mend paving thirtyfeet wide to the
commissioners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09
.egl:.a!:!i.l. I Notice.


NOTICE OF c. p. A. EXAMINATION
81 Indiana WI hold an examination in the
House and Senate Chambers Of tho State.
house. Indianapolis. Ind Thursday ard
Friday May 18th aud 4th for applicants
Accountants
Said examination WIN be conducted UNI
der the plan Of cooperation with the Amer
iean Institute of Accountants OF New
The hours assigned to the subjects are
May i3th: 9 a. m.-l2.3o .. m. audit
NAV 14th, 8 a. m.-12 30 p. m. com
mercial law: | D. m.-6 .. m, accounting
theory and practice, part II.
Application. together with fee of So
should be filed with the board on OF be
1925 examination may be re-exanined Mt
the May. 1926 examination without pay
ment OF additional fee. provided their frat
appearance was at the November. 1870
examination
Candidates who failed previously in
more than one subject must be re-examined
il all subjects.
Candidates who failed in one subject
only. must be re-eXamined in said subject
All such candidates who failed at previous
examinations should notify the board Oh or
before April 20. 1925. whether or not they
desire to he re-examincd.
BY order of the board.
LAWRENCE f. ORR president
WALTER G.. OWENS secretary.
GREENBERRY G.. LOWE treasurer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09
DEDICATE HALL TONIGHT
Clothing Workers Will Open New
Building at Once.

Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Of America new auditorium, Capitol
Ave. and Pratt St. will be formally
opened tonight, Morrison Campbell,
president of Local No. 145, an
nounced.
A dance will be held in the ball
room. The building was designed by
George and Zimmerman, architects.
p Patsy Cammiere, president of di-
%ectors, said the building for club
and meeting purposes, marks an ad.
vance in labor circles.
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BACK HOME AGAIN
Death Notices

OVERLOAD, HEZEKIAH--Ase 30 years,
beloved husband of Emma Everroad and
father of Lawrence. Margie Leroy and
Joseph Everroad, passed away Wednesday.
April r. Besides the immediate family he
IS survived by one sister Mrs Elite Huf.
Ir OF Indianapolis, and one brother Grin
be held al the family residence. 1899 Hoef-
g"u ST., Saturday. April 10 9:30 a M.
Friends invited. Interment Columbus Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to po-
lice belong to:
Irwin j. McKinsey. 938 n, Temple
Ave, ford 545-2S4, from garage in
rear of that address.
Alva w. Ritter, 1906 Udell St,
Ford, 54t-749, from S. Meridian and
Morris SITS.
Claude Pine. 1873 w. Thirty Fifth
St, Haynes, 54-4S0, from Thirtieth
st. and Northwestern Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09
ATTORNEY IS DROPPED
William p. Smith Struck From
Supreme Court Roll.

State Supreme Court today struck
from the roll of attorneys permitted
to practice in the court the name of
William p Smith, Washington, -.
c., because of alleged fraudulent
statements made in gaining admis-
sion to the court.
Indianapolis Bar Association com
mittee headed by Homer Elliott
found Smith had never been resi-.
dent of Indiana, as represented. it
was said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09

WILL trade Dodge touring and vacant lot
for good coupe car Main 2S74
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-09
MAYOR TO BE ON DECK
DuvalI Will Accompany Indians to
X. G. for Baseball Opener.

Continuing his career as a red
hot baseball fan, Mayor Duvall will
accompany the Indians to Kansas
City for the opening game of the
season.
Duvall will leave Monday after
noon.
Evening star., 1926-03-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

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on street level: End comm; other features
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Evening star., 1926-03-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-IIOUSES FOR SAL.E-HOUSES
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors
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WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE, BOARD
l4lZ Eye Street. NV. FRANKLIN 9oOo