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president of the Sanitation Corporation
of New York, which had received a
81 100000 sewer contract from the
Oueensborough administration during
the presidency of Connolly. He had
been questioned by the special pros
ecutor in charge of the case and 1t had
beer admitted that his testimony would
be important. DOlier was found, shot
through the temple, with a revolver in
his hand. His widow Identified two
other revolvers as belonging to him, but
said she never had seen this one.
These and other circumstances led
to the murder theory, and today the
investigation is developing into one of
the most sensational cases of recent
wears. with a move to eXhume the body
of Phillips.
Attorneys for Connolly made to the
court the curious request that his trial
be postponed until after election, on
account of it's possible influence on
votes The trial had been set for
September g. Tammany leaders have
taken pains to point out that the
borough of Queens is outside of their
jurisdiction and that the scandal has
nothing to do with Tammany affairs.
The first demand for an investiga-
ton of the alleged sewer graft was
mar. by a Republican alderman of
Queens, George u. Harvey. He did not,
however. assign any party responsibility
In this connection he said
THE Queens machine is not Demo-
cratic machine, but is composed of a
| gang of political bandits, who have
| grabbed the Democratic party, because
| it is the party Of control and power. p"
Summary of Case.
The main outlines of this, one of the
biggest graft scandals in the history of
| America so far as the amount of money
is concerned, are briefly as follows:
November, REHABILITATION by tax
payers association in borough of
! Queens against sewer costs.
| December 90 -- Justice Townsend
Scudder appointed by Gov. Smith to
| conduct investigation.
January d. l928-Data bearing on
case stolen from Office of contractor.
March Court of Appeals ruled on
constitutional grounds that Justice
Scudder could not serve in the case.
June 22-Connolly and Phillips m
dicted on a charge of conspiracy to
defraud; Clifford B. Moore, former con-
sulting engineer of Queens indicted
on a charge of falsifying income tax
returns.
July Phillips found dead in At
lantic City
August 18-Redding found dead in
Herlem.
September William D'Oler. found
with bullet hole through his head near
cemetery in Maspcth, Long Island.
tCopyright. 1922
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Upper: Eleven of the twelve pilots and
flight surgeon on the Army bOmbardment
fight from coast to coast, photographed
before leaving Langley Field. Standing,
from left to right: First Lieut.. David L.
Behncke. Air Reserves; Capt. Ira F.
Peake, flight surgeon; Second Lieut..
William b. Blaufuss, Maj Hugh j.
Knerr. commanding officer; First Lieut..
Emile I. Kennedy. Second Lieut.. Alfred
III. johnson, Second Lieut.. A. J. Kervin
Malone Kneeling. from left to right
First Lieut.. Harold w. Heaton, Capt.
Cecil G.. Sellers, Air Reserves; First
Lieut.. Phillips Melville. Second Lieut..
Ford l.. Fair. First Lieut.. Wilton Briney,
Air Reserves: Second Lieut.. Willard r..
WoIfinbargcr. Army Air Corps Photo,
Lower: Part Of the bombing squadron
of nine ships which is on its way across
the continent to the Los Angeles air
show. Frederick II. Nicely of The Star
taft whose articles describe the progress
Of the bOmbers. is flying with them.
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LABOR SOLD BIRTHRIGHT,
SOCIALIST LEADER SAYS
Norman Thomas Attacks Non
Partisan Political Program OF
Working Glasses.
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 6.-Norlnan
Thomas. Socialist candidate for presl-
fent, charged last night before con.
terence of trade union officers ana
leaders that labor, through non
partisan political program, had sold It's
birthright.
so sure are Smith and Hoover that
hbor will not function effectively that
hey do not even take the troupe 10
make a real clean-cut appeal on nJunc-
tions. the five-day week. social insur-
ance or anv fundamental ISSUE" he said.
1They content themselves with pleasant
keneralities." Is
Turning to Gov. Smith. Thomas said
the Democratic nominees first act was
10 make Raskob, the open shopper, his
national chairman and to seek the sup
port of Wall Street"
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INDIAN SPRING TOURNEY
is POSTPONED BY RAIN
Qualifying Round of Professional
Match Will Be Played
Next Monday.

A wet course caused postponement Of
the qualifying round of the Middle At
lantic section of professional golfers for
the Professional Golfers Association
tournament at Indian Spring today.
The qualifying round will be played
next Monday at Indian Spring. Rain
of yesterday and today had converted
several of the fairways into miniature
lakes and the course was closed to play
by order of the club
At the same time the Junior golf
championship of the District of Column
bia, scheduled to be held at Indian
Spring tomorrow, was postponed until
next Wednesday for the same reason.
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THOMAS F. DONOVAN
SUCCEEDS BRENNAN
Elected Chairman of Illinois Demo-
Gratis When Michael Igoe
WithIraws.
By the Associated Press

BY the ASSOCl2ted FfeSS
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, September g.
Thomas F. Donovan of Joliet, chairman
of the State Democratic committee, last
night was elected Democratic national
committeeman, the post made vacant
by the death of George E. Brennan. He
was chosen by the unanimous vote of
the State central committee after
Michael Igoe, Chicago. had withdrawn.
Until Tuesday, Igoe had insisted he
be given the Office, declaring that he
was named by Brennan as his political
heir
Downstate leaders declared Brennan's
dictatorship had brought grief to the
party in Illinois and that they wanted
no successor to Brennan.
Members of the committee made 1t
plain that the successor to Brennan was
to receive only the honor of the office.
not the power which was Brennan's.
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WRG|N|AN CLEARED
IN LIQUOR DEATH
Body Found in Boat Identified
as Carl D. SWend-
son.

The body of a man found last night
in a rowboat on the shore OF the Po-
tomac River near Fox Ferry was tenta-
lively identified at a coroners inquest
today as that of Carl D. Swendson.
IS years old, of Fort Foote. Md Rein
aus Beach, 64-year-old Alexandrian
who was held by police in connection
with the death, was cleared of all blame
when Swendson was declared by the
jury to have died of acute alcoholism
and suffocation.
The body was found half hanging out
of the boat, with the head in the water.
Beach was sitting on a bank nearby
apparently asleep. At the inquest today
he admitted that both of them had
been drinking heavily. According to
Beachs story, Swendson hired him to
row him across the river. Beach bor-
rowed an old boat belonging to Walter
Rover, night Waterman at the air.
plane plant in Alexandria.
When they were about 200 yards from
the Maryland shore. Beach declared,
Swendson Topped over the side of the
boat with his head dragging in the
water. Beach attempted to pull him
back in and found the task beyond his
ne TOWeu 10 tIle SnOTe, he
said, and tied up the boat and then
went in search of help. Failing to find
any one he came back to the spot where
the boat was beached and he sat down
and went to sleep.
He was found there by John Maddox,
who lives in houseboat near Fox Fer
ry. Maddox got in communication with
Prince Georges County officials and
Constable Clinton w. Perrygo took
charge of the situation
Swendson was identified by receipt
bearing his name from store An
autopsy was performed by DR.. A. N.
Nelly and the inquest was presided over
by Justice of the Peace B. P. Mcdaniel,
both of Oxen Hill.
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DUNKARDS FOR HOOVER.
100000 Declared to Have Decided
to Support Nominee.

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER tF1.--o..
John @. Tilson Eastern director o. the
Republican Speakers Bureau, announced
yesterday that he had received infor-
nation from the Dunkards in Ohio that
all of the 100000 Dunkards in the
United States had decided to vote for
Hoover.
He said he was advised the decision
was taken largely because of Hoover's
stand on the dry question. The director
said he also had been informed that
Dunkard women will vote in the coming
election for the first time.
The Dunkards live largely in Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois. Kansas and Pennsyl-
yania.
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RICE RITES CONDUCTED.
Studio Proprietor Inferred in Oak
Hill Cemetery.

Funeral services for =. Creighton
Rice, 81 years old. proprietor of the
Photographic studio at 525 Thirteenth
street, who died at his residence, tbs
Otis place, Tuesday, were conducted
there this afternoon. Interment was
in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Rice was the son of the late
M. P Rice Washington photographer,
and continued the business established
by his father many years ago. He
is said to have owned the only nom
retouched negative of President Lin
coin, taken by the elder Mr.. Rice at
the time Mr. Lincoln appointed Gen.
Grant commander Of all the Union
forces. ......-....,.-
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G. O. P. NAMES REYNOLDS.
Vice President of Commercial Ma

James B. Reynolds, vice president of
the Commercial National Bank. was
appointed vice treasurer of the Repub
ican national committee yesterday by
j. r. Mutt, the national treasurer, and
instructed to establish offices here.
Mr. Reynolds is well known in ma
tional politics. having served as secre-
tary of the Republican national COM
mittee from 1912 to 1920. Prior to that
he was Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. 1905 to 1909, serving under
Cortelyou. He also was a member of
the Tariff Board created during the
Taft administration. Mr. Reynolds will
take up his new duties at Republican
headquarters, in the Barr Building,
Thursday morning
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MOTHER PLEADS FOR SON.
Chicagoan Held for Attack, Ac-
cused of Seeking Homestead.

CHICAGO. September P.-Mrs.
Minnie Hanke, IS, in a critical con-
6ttion with a fractured skull, pleaded
with police yesterday not to punish
her son, even if she should die.
"a mother should close her eyes to
ihe wrongs her child does her." she
whispered through her bandages.,
The son, Emil, is held on charge
If assault to commit murder. Police
laid he beat his mother to gain pos
lession of her home.
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ROPER HEADS ALUMNI.
Duke University Body Honors War
time Official.

Daniel c. Roper of this city, wartime
commissioner of internal revenue and
former First Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral has just been elected president of
the Duke University General Alumni
Association. The activities of former
students and graduates of Trinity Col
lege and Duke University will function
under his leadership during the coming
year. 1t was announced.
Mr.. Roper was graduated from Trinity
College In the class of 1883, and the cur
rent issue of the Alumni Register of
Duke University has long biography
of him, prepared by r. E. Thigper,
alumni secretary.
There are about so alumni and alum
nae Of Duke University in the District,
including Goodwin d. Ellsworth, presi-
dent of the North Carolina Society; Jules
Gilmer Korner, former chairman of the
Board of Tax Appeals; John H. Small.
attorney; DR.. w. A. Lambeth, pastor OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, and DR.. Thad Troy
of the Veterans Bureau.
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GERMANY DENIES NOTE.
Report of Concrete Evacuation Plan
Laid to French Journalists

BERLIN, September P).-German
official circles today denied reports
which they laid to French journalists,
that the German delegates at Geneva
were about to present note to allied
representatives which would contain
concrete proposals for evacuation of
the Rhineland.
1t was pointed out that the negotia-
tions have not gone beyond the CON-
versational state and that no basis for
an ultimate solution can be found until
that stage is completed Additional
parleys probably will be held at Geneva
tonight or tomorrow.
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Dawson to Speak.

Assistant Secretary r. Trubee Davi-
son of the War Department has gone
to Schenectady, NJ Y, to address the
New York State convention of the
American Legion tomorrow on LES
sons of the World War"
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Allen Made Colonel.

Guy F. Allen, $50 Varnum street,
has been commissioned by the War
Department as a colonel in the Finance
Reserve Corps of the Regular Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06

Having expressed a wish that he
might be buried at home, Capt. Will
liam Kelly-Patcrson, who died recently
in South Africa was buried at Belfast,
Ireland.
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CELEBRATE PACT.
1000 Junior Fascists Visit Con-
stantinop1e.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September s
OP.-Two sons of Premier Mussolini
today led 1000 Junior Fascists into Con-
stantinople to cement in dramatic
fashion the new Turco-1talian pact of
friendship. The visitors will fraternize
with Turkish youths, whom the home
governme=- csntemplates organizing
into the Gray Wolf" Society. an or
ganization which will be modelled on the
Junior Fascists.
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THREE MYSTERIOUS
DEATHS ARE PROBED
IN SEWER SCANDAL

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GERMAN NOTE APT
TO OPEN FARLEY ON
RHINE EVACUATION

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VERMONT Is HELD
CERTAIN TO DROP
IN G. o. P. COLUMN

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n, T. SAUL CO,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Enni inmehl

NEW BUILDING-$N.5O 50.
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Near 1900 Block Wisconsin Ave.t
Brlsht ants. " bright rooms. kitchen. tile
ath enamel range.
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KEW GARDENS 2700 QUE sT. NV RE,
hnoi apartment having switchboard sefv'
/ room a,ichen and bath st3 80
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rooms. Kitchen snd bath Sb7 90
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

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nr~-~Two new hreproof buildings having
elevator aud switchboard service. Real,
dent manager
rooms. Kitchen and bath .,...,. 81 so
] room, roe hall AMI bath ,.,,,,. 3. %
i7.a 18th ST NV Resident manager.
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rooms. Kitchen aud bath ,.,., S63 so
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= rooms kitchen aud hath -, .AaT so
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room kitchen and bath .',.,,.. ia.on
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room Kitchen and bath .,,.,,. ~! 40
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Z rms, baths. Sas. elec,; gar: screened
pchs large lot ctc.: rent Si3S,
1909 Holly st. Diet. home. rns- B.:
gas elec. h,-w,h.: SIS
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1924 FORD-Tudor sedan. This car is tar
above the average; good shape; bargain
$3.50, terms. HARE CHEVROLET CO.,
$40 E. Wash.
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Coal and Wood

No Charge for Wheeling
". Va. egg. Axe ..;.................S 5000
w. Va. Ain fkd., lp;N .............. 6.25
Island Greek W. Va. ain. fkd. lp... s.75
Poca. Gin. SHOW lp. ............... 7.50
Green Valleyl
Wonder Poca.. Ain. lp.. shov. ...... TOO
Wonder Poca.. Ain. lp.. fkd. ...... 7.50
Poca Ain. r. A. Sd vein ........ 800
Poca. 1X6 egg, No. 4 ............... TOO
Poca fracture Big Eagle Ain. fkd. lp. 100
Poca. mine run 500 Big Eagle lp... $50
Ind. lp. No. 5. Ain. fkd. lp. ...... 500
VI. Va. nut and slack .............. SIS
Red River Coal Co.
Ri. 4os5. Ri. 4o35.
Kindling With Each Ton
w. Va. Gin. blk. fkd. .........$6,5O
w. Va. 2x6-in. lp. ............ 6.25
E. KY. Gin. blk. ............... SIS
Hazard No. 4, washed nut. 80. CTS
Ind. Gin. Up. fkd. ........... SIS
Ind. egg fkd. ............... 500
Try a ton of our KY. Elkhorn
yellow diamond ............. 700
wv. Va. Kanawha Co.. Ky.)
(Hazzard Ind. No. 81
REvTH Ri COAI 90
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Machinery and Tools
KINlBALL PIANO sToE

I NEED A BAND SAW-What have you?
Call DR. 2044. between $3.50 p. m. Ask
for F. H POKE
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Well equipped tire and battery
shop, in good location; established six
years; also good condition; for radio
shop. Can be handled with small down
payment. owner has other interests. Call
owner today. Ia 1880.
LA SALE AND 25TH-Fnling station:
public garage; also 4-room modern house
and garage for sale.
COAfMODIUS SPACE-In Merchants Bank
Bldg. Very reasonable rates. Ind. Uni
yersity. l22 E. Michigan st. Ri. 1927.
COMPLETE shoe repairing outfit.
Sacrifice. 466 S. Ritter Ave.
A REAL BUYS furnished rooms, $50
down. Ii. 1923. 3O7 E. Ohio
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EASY TERMS OR TRADE

EASY TERMS OR TRADE
Two story six-room modern single
house with four-car garage on Division
St. near Norris, Price, $3.50 on, very
easy terms or will consider vacant lot as
down payment or small house in trade.
f. j. VIEHMANN 60.
Realtors. Builders. 142 N. Delaware st.
Riley 2840. Residence, Irv. 1922.
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Instructions
Help Wanted Male

MEN etween the ages of
% and 40, willing to leave city
and work nights. Steady en-
ployment guaranteed; good
wages. Transportation adj
vanced. Apply at Z 80 a; m.
PREST-O-LITE STORAGE
BATTERY CORP.
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TRANSPORTATION

YELLOWAY-Pioneer system motor stages
Is the only cross continent line under one
with Individual reclining chairs. Coast
to coast or interstate cities. Low fares,
courteous, dependable service. We are
bonded, insured, legal carriers Depot
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-26
Help Wanted Female

SCHOOL GIRL-To help with housework
for room, board and small salary. Family
of 3; nice home located near Butler Col,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-26
Houses for Rent

WASH. E.. 151s-21--walk. distance, Tech:
5 rooms, water pd. $21. Wa. 5000
WHITTIER PL.. 51-6-room modern double;
V square school; $3.50. Ir. 088S-R.
23RD, E., l17-6 rms. modern: fireplace:
water pd.; S32.50. CONWAY, Ri. 555l.
18TH. W., 1855 rooms, emi-modern ga
rage; S25: fine neighborhood. Call MISS
H1TTLE. Ri. 9512 or MRS MAYER. HUI
NEAT CoTTAGE-2734 Chester, rooms;
newly papered, gas, electric lights. large
yard; $3.50. CRUISE, 1913 N. Delaware.
COLORED-Ludlow, 2O13 rooms. lights,
city water. $l3.
OLORED--Northweste 1881. rooms,
furnace. lights. gas. sink $3.50.
FIRST CLASS-Double; Ashland, 1859; 6
rms, mod. gar, water pd.; $35. ia. 0307.
NEAR FOUNTAIN SQUARE
Six-room Semi-modern cottage with
complete. bath; $1,000. 5000 cash. S27.5O
Fiveeroom modern cottage, newly
painted and ,papered; $4,000, $3.50 cash
$50 per month.
F. j. VIEHMANN CO., Realtors. Builders.
142 N. Delaware. ,ooo
COLORED
indianapolis Ave. 2953-5-room mod
ern; Al condition: 2-car garage. No
Barrett. Bargain quick sale. Ri. GAL:
COLORED
299 indianapolis Ave; bedroom. mod
ern. good condition. Scar garage; no
Barrett; terms. Ri SAL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-26
Real Estate Wanted
A BUYER

"a Apartment fiat.
Rainier Realty Co. Ri. 0232.
SaS.e not over Osy O from Must w BTe %
and water. Ii. 7007.