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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
SHERIFF BLAMED
FORbLOODSHED
At KLANP PARADE
Delegation of Lorena, Texas,
Citizens Demand His Arrest.
District Attorney Refuses.
BY UniversaI Service.

WACO, Texas, Oct. 5.-Grand jury
investigation OF the shooting and stab
bling OF eleven men during a Ku
Kan parade at Lorena was promised
today by the county authorities. At
the same time Gov. p. NJ. Neff in
quired II State aid was needed TO han
die the situation and indicated State
Rangers would be sent IL necessary.
Judge Richard !. Munroe, Of the
Fifth district, announced after a long
conference with Frank M. Tiery. coun.
ty attorney, that the grand jury inves-
t:gation would be started as soon as
the condition Of the sheriff and ten
other wounded men had been deter
mined.
A delegation of Lorena citizens, 1875
strong, headed by J. D. Willis. an at
torney, waited on County Attorney
Tierey late yesterday and demanded
he start proceedings against Sheriff
Robert Buchanan. They offered a
statement. signed by 200 Lorena cit
liens, charging the sheriff with re-
sponsibility for the affair.
lieIcy IcIubou " tdhC hCIlou
He replied that the matter was one for
grand jury investigation, and Judge
Munroe concurred in this view.
1--WE unequivocally place the blame
for the shedding Of blood on the sher-
it," the statement said. I'VE induced
the leaders Of the parade to accede
to the sheriff's - demand that two OF
the paraders should be unmarked. We
implored the sheriff not to jeopardize
the lives Of our women and chillren.
I'VE admire and we honor the spirit
and the individual that kept the Amer
lean flag from being trampled 70
earth.
I'VE conclude by affirming our be-
lief in the preservation Of America for
Americans and by offering tribute to
the the little band OF men who showed
by their calm and determined action
that their lives supported that prin-
ciple.
OF the eleven wounded four are In q
serious condition, according to ply
sicians. These are Sheriff Buchanan.
who suffered two pistol wounds in his
eide; Ed Howard, a Waco policeman.
raid TO have been aiding the sheriff,
stabbed in the stomach; Louis Crow. Il
Waco laundryman, stabbed in the
right side, and Carl West, Of Lorsna,
bhot in the back.
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$40 AN HOUR BROADWAY
RECEIPTS, BECGAR SAYS

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-william Camp.
bell, OF Brooklyn, told Magistrate Moses
Ryttenberg, when arraigned in the
West Side court yesterday on a charge
Of disorderly conduct, that the pan.
handlers paradise" was Broadway at
Forty.third street.
Ha assured the magistrate that $40
an hour was the average picking for
the successful besssr ut this choice
corner.
Campbell was arrested at the thea.
ter-opcning hour on Saturday after he
had collected 1892 In thirty.five r-iln.
utes. He admitted that they were
just beginning to come strong" whCn
he was arrested.
Women and girls gave the bulk OF
the aims he said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
ANSELL CLEARED
BY BAR JURY IN
BERGDOLLCAS
Twelve Noted Lawyers Join in
Report Generating Former
Officer and Partner.

Complete exoneration for Samuel
Tilden Ansell and his firm, Ansell
& Bailey, from any blame whatever
in connection with the escape Of
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, Is con-
tanned in q report by twelve dis
tinguished lawyers made public to-
day.
After a thorough review and study
Of all the voluminous testimony
taken by the Congressional commit
tee which investigated the Bergdoll
case and recently submitted con-
flicung reports to the House. these
leaders of the bar formulated the
following questions and answers:
Answers Favorable.
Q.-"Were Ansell and Bailey justi-
fled in taking a retainer in the
BergdolI case?" A. Yes"
Q.-"Was Ansell justified in max.
ing for application for permission
Tor Bersdoll temporarily to leave the
disciplinary barracks under military
Q.-"was either Ansell or Bailey
a party to any conspiracy to &C.
complish the escape Of Bergdoll?'
A. No"
Further discussion OF the conflicting
reports OF the investigating commit
tee Is expected In the House. Repre-
sentative Peters, Republican, Maine.
will urge the adoption Of the report
signed by himself and Congressman
Macarthur, Republican, Oregon, over
that written by Congressman Ben
johnson. Democrat, Kentucky. and
signed also BY Congressman Flood.
Democrat, Virginia, and Congressman
Lunring. Republican, Indiana.
In anticipation Of this debate. the
twelve lawyers who have made an ex-
haustive examination Of the record to
determine whether there were any
grounds for action by the bar have
voluntarily prepared and are sending
to every member OF Congress their
judicial review of the testimony taken
fellow lawyers sum up their opinion
in the following words:
Hint Prejudice.
I'VE are convinced IL those mem.
hers of the committee who signed the
Johnson report had fairly and dis
passionately weighed the evidence and
had judicially adhered to the facts.
they. too. could have come TO but one
conclusion: neither Ansell nor Bailey
was in any way responsible for the
escape OF Grover Cleveland Bergdoll."
The twelve lawyers are: Edmund
NJ. Morgan and Edward s. Thurston,
Of Yale University: Frederick W. Ash.
ton. Grand Island. Neb.: George s.
Wallace, Huntington. w. Va: Roy d.
Keehn and Frederick A. Brown, Chi.
cago; George f. Chamberlain: Port
land. Ore: Rome G. Brown, Mime.
apolis; Stephen J. Cowlsy, Great Falls,
Mont: John 8. Dean. Topeka. Rams,
and J. Miller Kenyon and Frank J.
Hogan. Washington, d. c.
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SHUBERT-GARRICK-
Thurston.

Thurston. the magician. opened his
second week yesterday with no sign
Of fading interest In his marvellous
exhibitions Of legerdemain. Washing.
ton surely delights in the mysterious
and Thurston. as the last and greatest
OF the magicisns. completes their
every wish in this respect.
Thurston's piece de resistance is
the saving Of a woman in half. Just
how this Is done without injury TO
the woman Is merely another of the
macician's mysteries.
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FOXES TAKE POSSESSION
OF TRENCHES At JERpUN

VERDUN. Oct. 3.-Foxes have nnul.
tiplied greatly in the valley OF the
Mouse and in several districts have
made their holes I'm the deserted
French and German trenches.
The soldiers, perhaps, had little idcl
when. they nicknamed them "fox
holes" that real foxes would inhAbit
them.
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Evans Post, A. l., to Meet.

Robley o. Evans Post, No. 4, Dis
trice Department OF the American
Legion, will hold a special mesting al
o'clock tonight In the Old Naval
Hospital, Ninth street and Pennsylva
MIA avenue southeast.
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i2-YEAR-o OLD BOY SWIMS
~ MILES IN EIGHT HOURS

FORT SMITH, Ark. Oct. 3.-Pat
Duncan, twelve, Weighing seventy-two
pounds. established q record swim OF
IL miles $50 feet IN Ponteau river in
a contest OF the Boy Scouts.
lie was in the water 8 hours and 5
minutes.
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WEST OF SIXTEENTH ST.

WEST OF SIXTEENTH ST.
$1O,500
This home is located in q strictly white
section. close TO the departments, ana 10
most unusual value. II contains 10 rooms,
2 baths, splendid heating plant. electric
lights. has been newly pspered and
painted; is vacant; has large lot to wide
alley.
SHEPHERD ST. NEAR 4TH
$6,750
This attractive home OF rooms and
bath, is located in very desirable section,
and has unusually large lot TO very wide
paved alley. and 10 being offered at .
price that will get a quick buyer.
AT SECOND>& UPSHUR SITS.
$9,260A$500 Cash
brand new brick home OF rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights. hard
wood floors and trim. large porches front
and rear; alley: room for garage.
Easier than paying rent.
TAKOMA PARK
II you are interested in this beautiful
suburb, We will be pleased TO submit to
you any or all Of our list OF bungalow
which Is most complete.
WOODBRIDGE
IL you think OF locating In this section
can supply your wants. in bungalows
houses as your fancy dictates.
MT. RAINIER
We have also = very complete listing OF
houses and bunss lows which we will be
very glad 10 submit to you for approval.
SILVER SPRING
We have q most beautiful home for sale
in this delightful suburb. which has a
7-room and bath modern home, almost .
half acre OF ground on which are the m ost
beautiful maple shades, besides ell kinds
OF fruit trees, grapes large
chicken house and run. a garage, and only
one-hslf square from car stop, the price
Is very low.
REALTY CO.
Main 2O76-2077-2O7s
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lakewood Terrace N. W.
$10,000-Easy Terms
Located west OF 18th st.. near Park I'd
Brick residence OF I spIendidiy planned
water heat, room for garage. colonial
porch; near Rock Greek Park
West of 18th, Near Harvard N. w.
S9,000-Easy Terms
Eight rooms and bath and sleeping porch.
on floors; hot-water heat; electric lights:
tapestry brick construction; most con
venient and high-clsss residential neigh
borhood.
Park Road. West of 18th N. W.
81, 000-Terms
Beautiful colonial-styls brick home Of 9
large rooms and tiled bath; hot-wster
heat: electric lights; garage; large yard
weather stripped; screens; porches; idssl
location: within squares OF Rock Creek
Park; convenient to stores. public and
high school, cars, etc.
Near Million Dollar Bridge
$11 easonable Terms
Charming thoroughly modern home OF
fine rooms and bath. hot-watsr heat ;
electric lights: room for garags; perfect
large front porch, breAkfas 81
porch, sleeping porch, attic; square OF
Conn. ave. cars and stores.
HARTUNG
Phone Exchange Main 372.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A GROOM, pebble-dsshed house. newly
painted ana papered: electric light;
sewerage ana running wster; pipeiess 5ur,
mace; an acre OF fine ground; beautiful
shade trees and many bearing fruit trees
monthly.
A. GORDON, Riv.rdsIe, Nd.
Or 2o1t 18th st. N. W.. Washington. d. c.
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REAL ESTATE
NATIONS CAUSE OF BEING, FOUNDATION, LIFE

At Lincoln Park
$7,250-$500 Cash
Attractive brick residence OF ? fine rooms
and bath 6 bedrooms: newly papeTed
and painted throughout; large back yard
to paved alley, fine residential section.
Near 14th and Park Road
$S,750-Easy Terms
Vacant and ready for immediate occu-
pancy; 6-room- nd bath brick colonial
home: electric lights; room for garage
psrquetry floors: good condition.
Near Soldiers Home Park
$7,500-$1 900 Cash
Brick home Of room. and bath: hot.
water heat; electric lights. room for
for this attractive home. &.
Perfect Bungalow
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$l2,500-Easy Terms
You cannot imagine the beauty OF this
home Built by owner and occupied until
called from Washington. Six spacious
immense front porch, sleeping porch, attic T.:
nicely terrAced. on large lot: square OF
Conn. ave. cars: squares OF school and
stores; immediate possession.
WILLIAM X
1l0S 18th st. N. W.
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HOUSES FOR SAL
HOUSES FOR SALE

F. NJ JOHNSON REALTY CO.
ITO Conn Ave- Main 2o76-2o77-2o7s
the city. If want to
with Consult if wish to buy We
are home and values
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PETwORTH-tp,9bo
One OF the best buys In the city today:
owner leaving city: selling at reduced
price; seven rooms and bath front. double
rear ana sleeping porch, hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood floors and trim ::
screened through out; cold pantry, laundry
trays, etc. garage; paved alley. Phone us
for appointment to inspect.
McREEVER 4 Goss.
1905 Eye Street. Main 49,
COLUMBIA HErGHTs-S115oo
New redecorated home. in good section q;
convenient 10 18th street car line; six
rooms and bath on two floors. cellsr ana
attic; has hot-water heat. electric lights
hardwood floors and trim: double garage
Can be bought on basis OF $4,000 cash.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

st,6oo--LsrEe weil constructed brick
house; new double garage, large lot to
heat p.S b F. ds.SS nou,.
In Mt Rainier: furnace heat and gas.
large rooms; the house has been recently
nSerss ana sss lot Di1 $500
cash.
s6.boo-s-roon house. furnace heat. gas
cellar; well built brick; newly papered ana
painted; entire property in good condi
ton with a nice front porch. $500 cash.
sl.70o--Large well built brick, near the
Pension Office; s-roons. l&trobe heat. $500
new brick house; slrooms, hot-wster heat.
gas and electric lights, wash tubs In the
cellar: colonial front porch; cement porch
2 large rear porches. large back yard to
wide alley: entire property In fine condi-
ton: excellent 3. Z. location; reasonable
ton; water heat. Only $500 cash.
$40. 00o-N. W. location; near the Cen
h sht H'tA b sisso' rSeS ta ga: oss 'a.a?
$5,500-Nesr the House office building
light colored brick, latrobe heati $500 cash
payment. balance Of payments same a.
rss ssOd 5S W"ss cnY fin. hom. near Lin
coin Park; vacant, immediate possession
newly papered and painted; 9 rooms. hot
show you this house before you buy.
Ss,6O0--Rooming house Just near the
Union station: 10 rooms. furnace heat. gas,
large rear porches; cash payment, $4,000.
V,500-N. w. location; S-room house,
furnace heat, gas; q large wen bull brick {:
I'm q very good location; $1,000 cash; owner
in property and almost immediate posses
si,ooo-1n the northeast; Groom brick:
latrobe heat; garage.
37.5O0-6-room bungalow in woodbridge;
entire property in fine condition: modern
heating and lighting; convenient to the
st,750-AImost a downtown location; 9
large rooms; house in very nice condition;
long back yard. front yard and good front
porch: 81, 900 cash: latrobe heat.
s7,sbo-Practicaily new modern home !.
ot-wster heat, gas, electric lights, wash
tubs In the cellar r, servants toilet, 3 large
porches. large sleeping porch, built-in ga
rage; large corner property with = large
lot; excellent location.
312,5oo-Beautiful corner property in the
n. f.: built by Kennedy Bros: hot-water
hardwood trim, . porches, sleeping porch.
cement porch. built-i ice box, cold storage
room, servants toilet, large attic; beauti-
full largo cellar under the entire property;
built-in garage: nice hedge: large side
lot. bay Windows see this property II you
have reasonable cash payment.
Ss,o0o-Ten-room house; N. W.; being
used as a rooming house; hot-watsr heat,
gas. electric lights; almost . downtown
location: entire house furnished At the
above price.
J. D. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
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NORTHEAST SECTION
$4,000
Very attractive brick home Of rooms
and bath, hot-water beat, electric lights;
modern in every respect good lot; garage.
$4,000
| This Is another very attractive rick
home. OF six rooms nd bs tn: modern; un-
usually large lot; room for garage.
QUINCY STREET
$4,000
Unusually well located in good white
at a sacrifice price; good lot; room for
garage.
CLOSE TO CAPITOL AND
LIBRARY-$6,000
A very comfortable and attractive brick
home of rooms and bath. in good condi-
ton: has large lot, and garage.
ANOTHER BARGAIN, CLOSE
TO CAPITOL-$5,250
Well built brick home In good white
section; has rooms and bath. modern
beating plant electric lights; good lot;
room for garage.
CLEVELAND PARK
$15,750
This beautiful detached home OF II
rooms and baths Is located on very
large lot, and has every modern con-
venience. and must be seen 10 be Rppre-
ciated, as II is far below the market for
similar homes ip this locality. IT is a
BARGAIN you have been waiting for.
CALIFORNIA STREET
$12,500
This Is . beautiful home, and in excIu-
sive section. and is being offered 81
price far below the cost OF reproduction
IL has II rooms. baths. hot-water heat,
electric lights. and in splendid condition.
F. NJ. JOHNSO,
ITO Conn. Ave.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

THE FALL SEASON has greatly
increased the demand for resi-
Dental and suburban property. II
you have any such property for
disposal and are looking for good
results. then consult US. We are
fully prepared to handle real es-
tate of any description; rental
propositions are likewise given
efficient consideration and are one
of our spectalties.
DIETZ & DIETZ, Inc,
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
SIS Southern building.
Phone Main 1921.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
HOUSES WANTED

TEN ROOM and ? bath house, unfur-
nished, in Cleveland Park or Cheyy
Chase; new house desired 10 possible. Ad-
dress BOX A-t4, Times office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LoAN--3aSo 20 $500 90 on
d. c. real sstste. Several trust funds'
All transactions conducted with economi-
cal confederation for borrowers
WIN. ". SAUNDERS a CO.,
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McKEEVER & GOSS
Realtors

ON MERIDIAN sTREET-ss
Convenient 20 18th street; two-story
bath; front porch, electricity and gas
bot-water heat; worth your inspection.
BcKEEvER a ooss.
1905 Eye Street. Main lIb1
DOWNTOWN N. W
A large ten-roorn and three bath home
which has been converted into three spart-
nents; each bringing in q good rental
newly redecorated. has hot-water heat,
siS, 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03

HoUsEs and business properties wanted.
II you have property that Is reason
many prospective buyers for different
ktnds of real estate. J. D. GARMAN.
WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
owners of property desiring to mako
quick sales should list property with Us
at once.
win. 2. NoRMoYLE. $40 F st. N. W.
JOHN r. DoNoHoE SONS,
314 Pennsylvania ave. 8. e.
Let Us Submit Our List Of Homes and
Inveetmsnts Before You Purchase.
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FOR sALE-vACANT.
Detached Home
With 2 Acres.
on 7'h 81. pike. 2 miles from D c. line.
100 #. from electric car line. Rem odeled
s ss,Ss s sssr how nsas heat F'e electro
lights, back stairway. large front porch ;
double ssrass: pump house with latest
shsd. trees Price reasonable; terms easy.
Call TO see pictures and get key.
c. F. Waring.
52s Bond Bldg 1tth and =. Y. ave.
Phone Franklin s57i.
aso.-or Nd. ave. n, 2: ,:roSm hos'.
entire property in perfect condition; room
'0f ,siccsroom %i Souss RS; tSs NV. brick
In very good location; latrobs heat; large
,s.75o-s-roon, hous. near 18th ct. N.
3 porches; excellent cellar wash tubs ana
n." so tsst modern u tn' IN e: .1.r
a long backyard 70 vide alley; entire
property in perfect condition.
n. ". location; white iocation: welt con,
structed brick; ope-halt block from the
cars IN very good condition.
prsc tiesliy. new: perfect condition; hot,
water heat, s.s and electric lights: large
'' .%o.f %sSst: po'' 5 e
house; in excellent condition; hot.wstsr
heat. gas. electric lights; beautiful nome
large extra lot with this property; . sleep
Ing porch; II you want o real home see
this home before you buy.
J. d. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Franklin 1898. Main 1929.
IF You Are Still
Looking, you haven't seen this lovely
bone Of 9 rooms, bath, Gas. electric light,
furnace heat with large yard and alley
room enough for q garage for $500 with
terms OF 1900 cash and monthly pay
ments Possession from owner in 30 days
Don't Buy Until
you have looked at this $500 bargain. .
rooms, bath, h. w. H.; sss and large yard
Live In one floor and rent the other two.
Have You $3.50 CASH.
then look at this 2-fsmiiy flat OF 8 rooms,
baths. IN good condition. 1850. viii
sell or exchange
Finest Northeast
neishborhood. rooms, bath, gas, Iatroes
heat. large yard, good condition. $500
| cash, $40 per mo. Possession.
CROCK a COREY.
Main 4166. S16 14th ct. y. W.
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McKEEVER & GOSS
Members Of the Washington Real Estate Board
1905 Eye Street Main 4752
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F. NJ. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
Conn. Ave Main 20762077-2O7S
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sTEAMSHIPS
United -,
H$St3at'esE 81
Lines
NEW YORK TO EUROP

Sdtfinos from Pier ~, S4th S.. ". r.
s. S. Geo. Washington and Amer.
ica piers 3 and 1, Hobokeaj
accepted.
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ANOTHER BARGAIN, CLOSE
CLEVELAND PARK
Six TE0
CALIFORNIA STREET
60 Eln

This IL = beautiful home, and in esclu-
sve section. and is being offered 81 a
price far below tho cost OF reproduction.
II has II rooms, 2 bath hot-water heat,
electric lights. and in splendid condition.
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CLOSE TO CAPITOL AND
LIBRARY-S6,000

very comfortable and attractive brick
home of rooms and bath in good Condi-
ton: has large lot, and garage.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-10
RED GROSS ROLL
 CALL COMMENCES
Tomorrow Is Opening Day Of
 Annual Membership Drive

The annual Rcd Cross roll call will start tomorrow morning and will con- tinue until the evening of Thanksgiv- ing Day, Headquarters will be open ed at Crowell's drug store and some one will be present at all time to re- ceive memberships and supply infor- nation.
 The chief undertaking of the New Britain Chapter. American Red Cross, since the war has been service to dis abled veterans of the World War and their families
 There are in this community ap- proXimately $40 er-seryicc men of this classification. Of this number 4G3 have received some Red Cross service through the New Britain Chapter, 376 obtaining assistance in strengthening out Compli cations or delay in connection with government compensations; It's being assisted in obtaining hospitaIization or vocation al training; 37S received financial as sistance, totaling $gO,0OO.0O, for themselves or family to tide them over a time of need; and receiving one of many forms of friendly assist ance not classified above.
 The war emergency having passed and the municipal home service bu- reau having taken over some of the work which was done by the ocal chapter of Red Cross, the New Brit ain chapter will be enabled during the coming year to turn it's attention to the many other things which come within it's scope of duty.