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DRASTIC SHAKE-UP
IN POLICE SOUGHT
Philadelphia Jury Proposes
Reorganization to End
Dominance of Corrupt.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, October "a reor-
ganization of the police force. which
would make 1t strong independent
unit. impervious to pressure on the part
OF the criminal or the politician, is
essential to the permanent cure Of lax
law enforcement. in the opinion Of the
special grand jury which is investigating
rum runners and police bribery.
The grand jury made this declaration
in a presentment to Judge Edwin O.
Lewis in which two more police cap
tains. James Cross and John Freeman.
were cited as unfit to hold any munich
pal Office" and their immediate removal
recommended.
Men Are Suspended.
Harry c. Davis. director Of public
safety. a few hours later suspended the
two officials. who were revealed In tbs
presentment as the two previously
named captains who declined to discuss
their wealth ION advice of counsel"
standing on their constitutional rights
not 10 give eNlOenCe bildb Hiisiib AZ
criminate them.
After extending the term Of the grand
jury for a month, Judge Lewis invited
all honest policemen" to voluntarily
tell the body what they know about the
collection of protection" money from
bootleggers and other lawbreakers.
There are some honest policemen,
said Judge Lewis. There must be some.
both in the rank and file Of the police
force who would like to come forward
and tell what they know to get their
clear and be able to sleep
at night We would be glad to have
those men come to us voluntarily and
tell us what thsy know.
Sees Mercy Justified.
'Of course. a voluntary cleansing of
ones hands always appeals to us. justi-
flying mercy. or. at least, some special
Asserting that graft had "palsied the
arm of the law" Judge Lewis told the
Investigators that they had shown the
that Philadelphia had the
to rid itself OF such conditions"
End that great cities need not be
dominated by bandits, bootleggers and
thugs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
PHYSICIAN FOUND DEAD.

TARRYTOWN. N. Y. October 9 Up.
DIR John W. Robertson, who was per-
sonal physician TO the late John d.
Archbold and TO William Rockefeller.
was found dead yesterday in his office
here.
Apparently he had been brewing a
pot of tea when he suffered a fainting
spell and opened the jet of a small gas
stove as he fell Police said death was
caused by accidental asphyxiation.
DR.. Robertson was native of Scot
land. He obtained his professional edu-
cation in Vienna and Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
CANADA WATCHING
FOR j. S. GUNMEN
Precaution in Saskatchewan
Due to Harvest Money
in Border Banks.

BY the Associated Press
REGINA, Saskatchewan. October 9.
"A heavily armed deatchement Of
Royal Canadian Mounted Police was
under orders to begin patrolling the
international boundary between Sas-
katchewan and the United States at
noon today In an effort to keen
American gunner south of the border
and thus forestall possible robbery at
tempts on the Canadian side.
1t was said that there had not been
an unusual number of robberies in
southern Saskatchewan this year. but
that precautionary measures were being
taken because OF the movement of the
money into the small border towns in
cidental to the marketing of crops.
In the past raiders have preyed upon
small banks, post Offices and elevators
during the height of the marketing
period. when large sums of cash were
being handled.
The patrol was ordered to operate
day and night and to cooperate with
United States officers. It was equipped
with machine guns. rifles, small arms
and heavy automobiles, and will be
continued until the Winter SHOWS are
heavy enough to discourage border
raids.
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ton, formerly district attorney under
ing the trying days of reconstruction
following the Civil War. Thomas Keith
of Fairfax. chairman of the county
committee. warned the audience of the
danger to white supremacy in the South
If Democratic rule was not maintained
Mrs. E. d. VoSbury. conin1itteewoman
from Annandale precinct, called on the
women of the county tn rally 70 the
support Of Gov. Smith. who has demon
strated as governor his assistance TO
all measures benehting women and
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
SEES NEED or MUSCLES.

Schools Established for Physical
Training of French Students.
PARIS Op1.-Eleven regional physi-
cal culture training schools have been
opened by the government and This
year two hours week must be devoted
to exercise in every public school,
This Is the real start of school ath-
letics in France. for heretofore exer-
else has been optional. Teachers have
been legally liable for accidents and
frowned on sports Now they will ue
executing the governments educational
program.
In the II schools instructors are
being trained. Their work also is used
for study of physique by medical stu
dents and the student INSTRUCTORS CO.
operate in physiological laboratory ex-
reriments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
DR.. G. w. LEWIS DIES.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. October
9.-Dr. George w. Lewis of New York
died at Mary Washington Hospital yes
terday after being in i'll health for sew
eral months. He is survived by three
brothers. Dr. M M Lewis and A. A.
Lewis of this city. and one sister, Mrs.
M. B. Ralston of Westo. w. Va. Funeral
services will be held from St. George IS
Episcopal Church here, with interment
In Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
SLAYER is FACING DEATH
Japanese Youth Sentenced for Muir
der of Bow in Honolulu.

HONOLULU, r. H., October Q dP).-
Myles Yutaka Fukunaga, 19-year-old
kidnaper and slayer Of Gill Jameson,
10, was yesterday sentenced to hang by
Judge Alva e. Steadman. Gov. Wallace
r. harrington will Ak the date for the
execution within three weeks under the
laws of the Territory.
Fukunaga kidnapped Gill. the son of
Frederick w. Jameson, Honolulu bank
err, on September ., and demanded
$4,000 ransom. He received the death
decree with resignation. said he had re-
ceived fair trial and asked for the
forgiveness of his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09
NEW YORK WOMAN
LAUDS GOV. SMITH
Mrs. George Gordon Battle, Native
Of Virginia, Speaks in
Fairfax.
Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
FAIRFAX. Va, October 9.--Speak-
ing to an audience of approximately
so women from different sections of
Fairfax County gathered in the home
Of Mrs. John Barbour, at Fairfax. Mrs.
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Venice, Italy, sent more than $4,000
worth of laces and embroideries TO ths
United States in the first six months Of
this year
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Church Is Dedicated.
al nisnatch To The sta

Special Dispatch to The star
DANVILLE, Va, October "a new
church. built by the congregation Of
Dan River Baptist Church, has beer
dedicated by Dr. j. W. Cammack oi
this city. 1t is one of the oldest Bap.
fist congregations in southern Virginia
having been established l25 years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09

Three thousand Japanese attended
the recent Summer colony at Karsi-
sawa, Japan, which was started by mis-
Sionarips
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200, 900 MASSACRED
IN CHINA BY M0SLEM
BANDS, REPORT SAYS

Continued from First Page1
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Real Estate, Loans and Insurance..
Phone Main 6T3a. aea North Capitol st
2 baths, double garage, Frfgldaive, 46i3 sen
ST n,w.~~-e rooms. Enclosed breakfast and
sleepinx poTehes. garage. open, Adams 574
18th NEAR COLUMBIA Rn.r~ExcELLENT
10-FQom. nFEt commercial property, ami
porch. double brick garages rent reduced
50a, OWNER, 244s lath Columbia 4a02
1924 10th ST NW.~-io ROOMS, EI.Fc
hot-Water heat, Rarage; roomjnR section
SIS 90. Adams 1899. Cleveland 1851,
50l9 ILLINOIS, AVE NW~~s ROOMS. .
baths, garage. elec,i arranged for 3 fam
lilies Call after 4 n m 1850
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Strout's Farm Catalog
DAIRY FARM

DAIRY FAKM,
of i247t acres. about 13 miles from D. C.,
= mile of State highway in Fairfax Coun;
ty, Virginia; land very fertile and Watereo
by large streams; 25 acres IN large o9k TIM
Der, good 8-room house. all necessary out
buildings, fruit. convenient TO electric Ilne'
schools, stores, churches, etc, Price
$4,000 Reasonable terms.
If you are looking for a farm OF acreage
n. +. RYON CO, INC,
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
Special Bargains.
l-Fully equipped 25o-acre Dairy Farm
fine dairy herd 20 COWS; horses; harness
wagons; manure Spreader; tractor drills
binder ensilage cutter; mower; cultlvatorS
harrews, full line Of implements; houses:
fine dairy barn; stlo glazed tllel; now ship
ping from this Govt. tested herd: crops,
feed etc. Everything for only $4,000.
2-5-room bungalow; about 10 miles north
city; fruit; spring stream; well; garags,
chicken house; acres only about 2 miles
from pike. Everything for only $l,2OO-$oOo
cash.
$50 acres on Brcokville Pike, fine land:
beautiful spring stream; pike frontage;
electricity; elegant home sites. Land near
by from 5000 TO $500 per acre. This tract
c. r. ROwDYBUSH.
Cold Spring Manor,
Rockville, Md. RI. q
phOnA lag
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RENT HOUsEs-~UNFURNIsHED

RENT HOUSks~~UNFUHNIb
i7?33 "a M1 ts AVE W. nW.-,tR 4 b. BATHS tbi
nE sSHt 0 sonAf fFd $50 = John srshs ri
1918 EYE NW-~DOWhT0WN RESIDENCE
suitable high@cia r0omlng house, ~ rooms
paths, ami. water in bedfoonh Ff MI
1914 KENYON ST nv, SEMI DETACHED.
water heat aarass OWNER Adams y 20
chevy CHASE, d, d. NEW DETACHED
school eontslng rooms, 2 baths aud built
Il gsr sss a. 'sas nsr 2pP very asSiraee
nEAuTIguL NEW epssl.EtT !a,,n aogsr ,eo .
Wv ss1th aoFtR S1sas Near Wsstsra neh
coLoRED - SEMI DETAcNED MoDERn
ee .o III ass s 2sf anss
ne 81 cali Franklin hafe -. -.
eli EYE SIR N,R'-.a noo1s AND nArn
Ia h tenS Ses ae .s5 ra 2Iiap, !"
sa d5ed ssa9osss tp sssa lG ns sa
asdgefd q sgs On ssssbs se o M
nS .vs lg. s Esgr l At s's
2iol Rhode island ave ne - q
iii Se r~ BAY bsSi y 6AvisIl ien. n. ,ss
iaso ONTARIO n NW.~.s r. nATn Ga.
'ass' "9of'n '2ineeln asoi a.
S-l5ooM punaALcjW, AMI. RECENTLY
redseorated fedl' $50 no aeoO aahds p
Rooms AND aArn, NEWLY pApEnEp
and painted ss@i.detaeiisd AS Lamont
,s nf lsts 4 aAg'rLr 90 Hf a.i" 5sa
% Eye ~ NV 9 AoqMa. ANT. patti
Apply OWNER. oar u ~. nv. O.
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ONE OF ARsr SMALL FARMS (lS0 AC,&Ral
scar WaAhinstahl quantity af fruit, nnast
water about 60 acres ia gfawtAA crops, I'm :
mediate possession, see 4. 4 JOHNSTON,
Bowie. Md,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

Mckinley. Cor, 5rd and I SITS.
Near Pension once; convenient TO down
town; rooms, Kitchen and bath: Just re-
decorated. Resident manager. $3.50
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WANTED-FARMS.

HAVE PURCHASER FOR, SMALL FARat
within : miles OF Bethesda on fair road;
can pay So 600 cash Please send full de-
scriptton. WARWICK MONTGOMERY, 1910
Vermont ave, Franklin T20.
WE HAVE CLIENTS LOOKING FOR SMALL
chicken farms near y c.. on good road.
List your farm with ALBERT N, WTLDMAN,
oil n Y. ave.
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1921 CorCoran St. NV.
One Square from Dupont Circle
Downtown location: very large rooms
firSt-claSs condition 3 rooms, kitchen, porch
and tiled bath. just reduced TO $50
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SPECIAL.

Dairy farm. lis acres, 7-room house, nearly
new; large barn; dairy barn for "a cows;
tenant house; poultry house; all necessary
outbuildings. orehard; az head cows, heifers;
set farming Implements practically new; z
ailos: 40 tons hay; 10 tons straw; Is 70 50
Shipping over $4,000 worth Of milk year,
which can be greatly increased. Price
s15000; oue-third cash. The personal prop
erty will inventory over $1,000. 80 miles
from Washington. improved road all the
way. This is the kind Of farm great
many are looking for but rarely md at as
low a price.
F. W. HILBERT.
Falls Church. Va Phone 300. y
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4oI- georgia ave.
Excellent new building apartments in
tirSt-clasS condition. reception hall living
loom. large closets, bedroom. kitchen and
bath. Reduced TO $40 Resident manager.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY,
PuRNIsHRn corTASiE or FIVE ROOMS
inE end excellent nshins, Phone JOIN II
CRAY Jr,s Prince Frederick, Md D.
EE SlsStsl nuNCjh>IIoW ON BEACH At
smSss AaXs.ss.e late Agsas o, na Sep
LOWER PoToMAc ! MTLma BELOW NOR
ler sale hlsI knoll with Ans view, FspS.
elAIly dealanNd InI tts site, beautifully built
Ant equipped with all canvenjences lhelud-
ins soppsS screens AZ doafs and windows and
Fas RsEsn eSsflssSsns yasS A.
asse han Gimme n, osy sElS s Sysas"H an'
EtsHiNc 10 hlIsr Az. PINEY POINT
ahnIss, Lots fer sale, ssa te $3.50 easy
hhiNaMAN, 4 Themas Circle, s,S''''''
FuftNIStIEp CAMP ON PoToMAC, Mif.R
hey0na District Tine GOOD condition rent
o. sell cheap, Franklin aNS1.W,
COLONIAL, BEACH BUNGALOW ROlAiE,
hshlns' Address nay adf.R, sSa a's ef,ls s'''
To Avofn TliE HEAT, ntfJLn YOUR
water front eattase Ia the shade, risht on
OF lots atilI available In oak hlua Gottase'
With FNnnlnH water, aewame dlanasal, screen
% with, hEan4e aarNenina, 4 anod rooms
80 500 Lots cheap city deliveries Il u
LILLE Citizens Bank bidS, Takema, shep-
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TO cOLORED.
hi9 and ST. NV.
0 rooms ard bath,

sSo 10 '"''''
JAMES p SHEA, Gas La AVE NV.
FOR RENT~~7.RM., BATH BUNGALOW. ,
sS Sa S HSsfe q 80 S' mo SALrIR sssn
Don HOS Continental Trust Bids. Main
FOR RENT, CHEVY CHASE, D. ODE
$500, 1900 tmss bsths 2-ear garase,. de
s-rm., bath frame. belng reconditioned. SIS
P TSsl rq nidS ,t nohpoN ilOs Continental
$3.50 li4o BLADENHBuR0 RD. NE.-srx
rooms rooms "a bath. gas, elees, garage. etc
M72O.sth 81 se.~1six rooms, bath, Eas
o csf "a T's & ns @r' Gh lo' ,ds a Apply
ner. 6 rooms and bath screened perch. Are
place sutnematie water hestsrI nsar ezra
1877 NORTH cARoLINA AVE. SEAT.
traetiye house. large rooms. bath, h w h.
electricity near Capitol, Library Main
ssR.v fS St s sass, RE ssM Sec
ns snah n.5asasa, 1oors; front and rear
ar. 400 '''' ~
l4,h 4 K. cAT"'rz. Main .o,o
1889 st9 ST NV ROOMS AND
1911 Euclid St, n.w'-~a rooms and WV
bath; NV b. cleo $1,000 90,ot
sss.ps' S'sh., s gl'Siii0 room oSS@' and
path " basement glass Enclosed :.
20, =. qEoRoE y, tiNtINs.. + ''O'''
l7aS DO Sales 81, NV, Decatur $500
Ssp n ST sW,,.s Rms. WATER $40 50
900 ~ st, s.w.--6 rooms, bath 80 10
2oi 18Th st avs rooms. bath 49,. $500
i1s ~ q ave Se.mG rooms, bath 80 so
LIZ 52l ,n3oontoon " sw~s4 rms. water SIS 90
li24 o2nersss 81 no - rms. water q 50
5ss F ga st. ns-s rooms. water q 90
5sI ath 81. sc a rooms, bath ...,,,. 80 90
a42 l. 81, s,wd rooms. hath ..... sa 30
1850 n j. ave n.S.~r9 ' rooms SABA bath i7SSoo
'0 TdoMAs s b nE sSSW@s e AZ a., ~ g so
ooLoRED BARGAIN
W 1919 "V Sas n Y ave
i, ,'G @eo N 81 b AK
| Sl1h 90.
slo SEWARD SO Sc
u '0e'99sss go bath
l7is aiat 81, NV
0 foom az 1 n bath
"a is .S,,, I VT T.. S W,
| III ENutlM ANA nAtHs
1880,
1904 PARK RID NV,
| 3 f9anH and bath
| 1890,
at2a FLORIDA AVE. NV
| 4 rooms and hath
| Newly Femodhlen throughout
| 800 90
| D0LonRn
| los SIT NV
ruIihA, 4 bAthh,
kfb,hh
| AMERICAN SECURITY Al TRUST u0
| Real HAtate Dent
ath Pc Ave NV NJ 4Ala
FOR COI.ORED.
! 1naA sherman ave NV rnAlna ana
/ BATH recently redeeorated Reduced rental
THOS, FISHER X co Inc,
71s iath g. Main 1890,
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

tCentinued.)
COLONIAL BEACH-THREE-R ROOM COT
taee, two, porches, never been occupied
payable $40 monthly. Lin. 800. 904 F st. ne.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND WATER FRONTS.
JAMES G. BURCH.
Il2 E. Madison St, Baltimore. Md.
ON THE ST MARYs RIVER-528 ACRES.
/ mile Of water front. hard beach. farm
completely equipped. tractor; Broom house.
Delco light, etc. 5-room BUNGALOW; old his.
toric place: $4,000 JAMES C. BURCH, liz
East Madison St, Baltimore. Md. -
POTOMAC RIVER SALTWATER FRONT,
low; a beautiful. place; win sacrifice Ad-
dress CLARK. 1884 Harvard So -
5-ROOM BUNGALOW ON SOUTH RIVER,
$4,000: l0-acre tract with 300-ft. water front.
$4,000. Take road from Annapolis toWard
Arundel on -the-Bay, miles. q, w. COX
on premises. IL
SIS 600 CASH. $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS, ON
easy terms. will buy 1000 shaded river bun,
galow sites on 200-acre improved truck and
tobacco farm. with abundance Of fruit 100
yards from r. r. station and % miles By
State highway from this city. r. b. Z
CHEW. 426 Fifth st. NV.
FOR RENT-COTTAGE, CLASSIC SHORE.
Colonial Beach. Va: will sell reasonable
FURNISHED COTTAGE ADJOINING SOUTH
River Park. Call North 1920 o.
SHORE COTTAGES FOR RENT REASON
tur st. NV Phone Adams 1913
FOR RENT-OWENS BEACH FURNISHED
cottage; accommodattons for SIX boat
SOUTH RIVER PARK.
Lots and bungalows for sale.
c. II. NEELY co, 1873 II 81. NV
Phone Main 9270.
WATER FRONT ESTATES.
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SALE FARMS.
tCOntinued.l


i00-ACRE FARM. DWELLING, ON BLVD
sacrifice sale; i-hour ride from Washington.
Address BOX 450-x, Star once.
WONDERFUL, MARYLAND DAIRY AND
stock farn-60 acres, Broom house, tenant
house ami. stock farm machinery. 1000
chickens, growing crops; will consider ~ Z.
property. as part payment II inte5esteS9l'
get further particulars from ALBERT N
WILDMAN, Oil ". Y. ave. -
NEARBY VIRGINIA STOCK AND DAIRY
farm-53 acres; can be nouGht WIN o.
ssqk da aPS bSrn nnd other o3
buildings, all in first-class running order.
m ment '0n AEsERT R WRRDAS III nF' pay
3O-ACRE FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM:
small house. barn and chicken house Tor
so0 eckens a6out lSe f faIs sFg sree Snd
small ALBERT N. WILDMAN. 9ll N. Z.
ave. --
6 GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIMENTAL FARM.
house. stables, springs; best farm In Va.
For information call Adams 1865.
FARMS AND COUNTRY PROPERTY IN
the beautiful Vneland section Sen Ss, iof
3-acre poultry and truck farm, 335 feet
frontage; beautiful shade. fruit, all growing
b bldss' PRICE. $500: only $1,000 cash.
BRAY g. MACGEORGE, Estab. 1901 Vine
50-ACRE FARM. 7-RooM HOUSE: :. MILE
ali crops OF, ' trolley close $500; terms r.
Fa Mann 6SSre Fast ssa EalIs Church. Va Phone
NEARBY MONT. CO.-GOOD NEIGHBOR-
hood; land and many buildings; very eaao
ESQ ACRES d sS9 Dou B1RfGco only i4N
miles miles from Washington; SNAP; $500; terms.
THOMAS &c DAVIS, Charlotte Hail.
st. MaryS Co, Mo.
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SAIE FARMS.
900 ACRES IN VIRGINIA. 50 MILES PROM
WASHINGTON, Tor dairy, poultry and truck
ms saetinee han original cost acct, eth
FOR SALE ais ACRES FRONTING LIN.
Tor gasoline station. cafeteria. autSmoSl1lIe
tourist camp can sell all farm products
60 motorists Low prices and eeheIous
tinental trust bids Main sasi. ''V' >''''
: 10 so ACRES ON PAINT nRANcm, poR
farming or summer cottaee development,
40 acres cplesviile pike, level, with orchard,
t'Sf acres SSa miles from yekomai wooded
hunssloW u bedrooms, BATH, SasesmSesns,gt
sssed View sleSssiSity 9gS available aud sS-
' aS6 acr ss" sos,hsra Maryland Waterfront,
tobacco and grain, fetm, 500 per acre,
hiAtorte ia.Toem ooionlal house, barn, ten-
ant houses and, ether outhuildlnss 80
$50 acres. deorsia avenue pike beautiful
the edse OF tom, IN the heart Of rich
Ss9ssn asr. on. n.n sse s sss asb Nah .oa
NEST Lowell. Can 10 conveniently subdivlded
hta , and 10 acre tracts Very rlsh, pre-
sd or al acres, fully equipped farm, with
gaod heuse and all necessary outhuildiass
and quantity x sms tTas and ssan ssS SsasS
S sSSSau a aS ss s sSS VIA Az sspa
hlsh seheol ON sood read One Of the
best eF"posiaeW Y Montgomery County,
ciuasns nane ha,l ai1a.sE T.komA Ea,k
shephefd SNps
ONE or anAr SMALL FARMS (lS0 ACRRaA
scar WMAhiAetohl quantity nf fruit, nnaSt
water about 90 acres ia growing OFapg, i'm
mediate possession, see 4. 3 JOHNSTON,
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WANTEIl--L0TS
SALE FARMS.

LOT WANTED
to store about rs automobiles or more
Main SAaa
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OWNER WILL RENT PART OF A LOVELY
wife board With renters II desired Large
living room. open fireplace. dining toom'
large trent porch, lst floor bedroom, sleep
Inc porth, bath, I'd hqor,. tTS per month
located l4th 81. Highlends, nsaI Colorado
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of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morals.
DR.. Clarence True Wilson, director
of the board, declared that this
represented only an annual aver
age dismissal of 40 per cent, or
about one person out of twenty-five
dismissed each year.
Some of the causes were I'M
satisfactory service and failure to
file income tax returns" ne said.
only 158 we're dismissed on charges
of extortion, bribery or soliciting
money, an average of 20.5 ,disn1is-
sails a year, or six out Of each 1000
employees.
ION charges of collision and con-
spiracy, only three-tenths of l per
cent Of the prohibition agents have
been dismissed.
"These percentages are astonish
ingly small, especially in view OF
the fact that wet politicians from
certain States have exerted them
selves to the utmost to secure the
appointment of bad men.
There has been far more cor
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SHOW LINCOLN BUST
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Displayed in London.

BIZ Untted Press
LONDON, July 20.-A bust of
Abraham Lincoln, carved by the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-20

American sculptor, Andrew O'Con-
nor. in Indiana limestone, soon will
be exhibited in the Royal Exchange
building, London.
The bust has been acquired on
loan by the city Of London, and
will remain on exhibition for six
months. It is the first specimen Of
O'Connor's work to be seen in Eng
land.
The figure is the head and should
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-20
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ruption in New York City alone
than in all the remainder OF the
country put together. Corruption
has been confined almost wholly to
the wet centers, where many of the
same men who assail the law strive
to promote its violation.
There can be nothing more rep
rehensible than wholesale charges
against the characters of poorly
paid, overworked and honest men"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-20
FINE TWO FOR GAMING
Operators of "Wheel of Fortune"
Pay SIS Each.

B. w. Foye, Grand Hotel, and Leo
Hart, Plaza Hotel, were fined $25
and costs in municipal court tdday
for operating wheels of fortune"
at carnival at haywood, Ind. They
were arrested there by deputy sher-
MS on July II and charged with
Keeping a gaming device. A SIS fine
Tor gambling was suspended in each
case, '
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-20
FIRE 1875 DRY
AGENTS SINCE
WORK BEGAN
Average of Discharges Is
Low, Church Board
Contends.

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, July 20.-A total
Of 1,135 prohibition unit employees
were dismissed "for cause" from
the time the unit began operations
until Oct. 1, 1927, according to
tabuIation of the Methodist Board
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-20
SHUN HOSPITAL TOPIC
Cabinet Devotes Time to Budget
Discussion.

Discussion Of the city hospital
building program was avoided at
Mayor l.. Ert Stacks cabinet meet
ing Wednesday, it was indicated to-
day. $50
Slack said there was no discus
sion of the hospital project, the en-
tire two hours being devoted to
budget talk.
The council Monday night denied
the health boards request to sus-
pend rules and authorize a $60,UC0
bond issue to provide fees for archi-
tects and an engineer for the hos
pital building program. Council
men objected to the program be-
cause a consultant had not been en-
ployed and it was considered likely
that the cabinet would take up the
question.