Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1926 — Page 11

OCT. 1, 1926

WASHINGTON ONCE JOE IS CITY OF r POLITICAL ARDOR Nation’s Highest Officials Enliven Empty Halls of Capitol. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. I.—The deserted Washington of summer is being transformed into the capital of the Nation again. Big limousines roll up to tho White House where remodeling workmen were busy all summer; the empty corridors of the Capitol are enlivened now with the tread of Supreme Court justices, Senators and Congressmen; the mimeograph machines of political headquarters hum with statements from every one worth quoting; boarded windows of the massive mansions of exclusive ‘"cliff dwellers’’ on Massachusetts Ave. are being removed for the winter social review; Government clerks are returning from their months of S3O day leaves. Back in Harness The executive, legislative, judicial, social and working branches of the Government are getting back into harness. all because a five-weeks imcongressional campaign imBds before the Senate and the

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Germany Takes Her Seat in Council of the League

The greatest diplomatic minds of Europe came together in this, the first meeting of the council of the League of Nations in which Gernianj took a part. Foreign Minister Stresemann, primarily responsible for his country's entrance into the league, is fifth from the left in *he first row. Aristide Briand of France, is seventh. At his. left is Edouard Benes, Czecho-Slovakia. Sir Austen Chamberlain is sixth fror.. the right.

House again take up the task of talking and legislating; and because President Coolidge is back, too. They follow the President, Congress, court, society leaders and all. Today interest here centers chiefly around the coming campaign. With a third of the Senate and the whole of the House to be chosen again Nov. 2, leaders of both parties are getting busy. A steady mardi of Democratic leaders goes through the officer os Chairman Oldfield and Gerry of the congressional and senatorial committees at the Capitol. Troubles Told Coolidge Republican leaders come first to the White House to tell Mr.' Coolidge their troubles, issue a few

statements and return to their homes if they themselves are involved in the races. Republican campaign headquarters is in a downtown office building and at least one statement a day is ,being issued. The methods of both sides are about the same. The Republican

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RUBBER GALLUSES FULTON, Mo.—Jack Muir, a prominent farmer and stock raiser, has solved the suspender problem. The other day he appeared on tha streets of Fulton wearing made from an old motor car inner tube. The suspenders were neatly cut and trimmed by Muir’s daughter.