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Evening star., 1921-09-22
A Mt. Pleasant Bargain.
Just completed.
1748 Kenyon St. NV.
? BATHS:GARAGE

Every conceivable convenience.
Low price. Easy terms.
Mt Pleasant car to Kenyon st. and walk
west one-half square. Open daily.
B. H. GRUVER, OWNER AND BUILDER.
UNION TRUST BLDG. MAIN 76s.
BIG BARGAIN - 1923 18th ST. NV. - BIG
bargain. No value on market today to COM
pare with it. Seven large rooms and tiled
bath; hotwa heat, electric light, hardwood
floors. large outside pantry. a real kitchen.
expensive side-oyen gas range. Kitchen leads
ont on screened-in breakfast porch. Three
big bedrooms, with an inclosed back porch
which is plastered, giving an extra bedroom.
This is q brand-new home. Act quick il you
want it. Take 18th st. car to Shepherd ST.,
walk one block east to 18th and Shepherd sts.,
or call Columbia 9966.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN PFTWORTH: 4
room house: sleeping porch: modern; in fine
Evening star., 1921-09-22

New Offerings in Chevy Chase Cleveland Park and Northwest
Section of City Buyers Will Find These Offerings Very
Appealing as to Value, Price and Location.
Chevy Chase, Md-$68o5 Chevy Chase D. C-$14,o
sixroom and bath dwelling
fh s house ' well h sr @ %
Crenden w. OF I4thS12ooo Nr. Washington Circle-$o5oo.
n.ghs ICONS aasn neat
ef" light" "oSe n s' "oi''n This
Jehe po StImevy & ehasep2oo % 900 In Woodridge-$125oo
e s n as sep sy sns %ei
f.
I Snort Tine e sa @ n %'i has sneed neEe en sn'
. Chevy Chase, D. C-$6ooo
Cleveland Park-$I85oo. delightful
This beautiful roc % b % @
% Two Sas WIN SIX beafoms aIa
with St. Near Conn. Ave-$I5 $500
Very good condition
Perry St. W. of 14th-$1oooo. Row. See at once
] sogRi st and ,ns tSs %st s % t Lung @ & @ vim s hon,
Reasonable Terms Feature of These Offerings.
ALLAN E. WALKER & co, INC.
SI3 18th Street NV. Main 426
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SOMERSET MD

SOMERSET, MD.
We are offering for sale in this desirable
section what we consider an excellent buy
in a suburban home. The house has 8 rooms
and bath; finished room in attic: electric
lights; large porch: beautiful shade and
iawn; hedge fenced: lot 100 IT. front. Owen
leaving city. wfll sell for $3.50 on cash pay
ment Of 81 600.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
Alb Eye Street NV. Phones Main
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VERY SECTION OF THE CITY.
Good Northwest Section-Six-
room and bath home. convenient to 18th st.
car line: hot-water heat, electric lights. If
sold this month, can be bought for $500 OIL
reasonable terms.
Corner Detached Residence
with exceptionally large lot. inclosed In attrac-
tive stone fence; eight rooms and bath: hot
water heat: hardwood floors: garage for two
cars; house equipped with awnings and screens.
ferred ont Of the city. who viii sell for sli 90
and arrange reasonable terms.
8.
In Brookland-Six-Room and
bath home with hot-water heat. electric lights;
garage for one car. Price, $6,e5O: $3.50 cash..
balance monthly. y
lust OFF Lincoln Park-A
tionally large bed chambers; hot-wster heat;
beautiful lighting fixtures; garage. Price and
terms reasonable. -,
10. &
On California St. Near 10th.
N.w.-Beautifhl twelve-room and two-bath
home; located in the .city's most exclusive
lights. Can be bought for .sl2. 500 on reason.
able terms. Immediate possession. 'saes
SAGER, s
.o2s 18th St. NV.
Hv ' .
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l4th ST. HEIGHTS: extra well built and
arranged: S-r. modern house on . floors; attic:
3 poprhes: large lot to alley; Sl0.75O; $1,000
cash; balance easy.
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AN LEAVING THE CITY AND WANT TO
s"ii my home. near Dupont Circle: II rooms
Pad baths: first-class condition throughout;
i'.efer dealing direct with purchaser. Ad-
Gsess Box 22-P. Star Office.
HAVING NO FURTHER Use FOR MY
practically new bungalow in The best section
- Brcosland I will dispose OF same for
J * than I paid for the property and make
H~onab!c terms to responsible parties. Ad
.'r-s BOX PIP. Star Office
We 4 HOME NEAR LINCOLN PARK
vi h hotwatrr heat and eleetrie-lights:
T. class condition throughout that I would
fe to sell will make reasonable terms.
ADDRESS Box COP. Star office
iUH SALE-NOT FAR FROM TIE CITY
Hail: six rooms and one bath; s1s light:
,a.robe heat. Price, 5000: 81 800 cash and
buy this house. To inspect address Box
FOR SALE-NEAR COMMERCE DEPT, IN
terror Dept. and other government build
ings-An exceptional opportunity to get q
high-grade residence property in neigh
borhood where room renting IL profitable; ;
house contains ten bedrooms. two bathe.
electric light. new furnace; double brick
garage in rear. fully equipped. Price, SIS, 600;
substantial cash payment required. To in
xpect address, Box 351-M. Star Office.
NEAR UNION STA, GROOM BRICK; BATE.
south front; hne order; only $6,500. Possession
Roland c. Booth. e,5 NV. F. e7oe. %
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Clarendon 22o

McKEEVER & GOSS
Realtors
14o5 Eye ST. Main 4752.
ANOTHER B
TAYLOR Between 18th and 18th.
sonsSs Ssts sS1sss sem. on open p % p ~ " " ~ ~ ~ ~
McKEEVER & GOSS
AGENTS
14o5 Eye ST. Main 4752.
CLEVELAND PARK. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
home 1terhan
fs sh eua a ss sp ISeaa % % % rear ana
10, r.. Mai, m garage space kEssrR E 4: e" good buy,
CHEVY CHASE. Attractive new home of distinctive type
dsnncye located Mara%an Park Hotel eight
%g'sy a . sseh very " .ssas ys @ with @ an 5 % M % an I
sess se e s ps @ ss"% f. @ sas a 's 5s$s
s eos tails F khE7Ek s O.. pa se sf $500
r40' Eye St Main f'3' SAUL's ADD1ffIoN3" 3 "'z
oo,,. home ..se 9 and two Ds @ ; @ p s
ATTIC; best location Price, 'o; re I 5n screened throughout Price, Ao
'n ''sa ter .~h 49,, ", ~ r. MKEBvBR .
NEW HOUSES, BUILT BY SMALL
AT 4th AND UPSHUR STS.-ONLY ONE LEFT.
PsoP3RP9NEp Rooms ANp REeER9N pakr
~
McKEEVER & GOSS
1905 Eye St. Main 475e.
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Main 2345.
PIERCE STATION, VA.

suburban home, beautiful in plan and
structure. convenient and picturesque in set
ting: acres OF ground in lawn and shade:
watered by stream, the house has 8 rooms
and bath: elcrtEcitI.ef1cient hearing plant:
open frepSeees7-Hoo WOODWORK in good
condition; terms can he arranged.
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SOUTHEAST.

corner house near navy yard-6 rooms.
reception hall and bath: latrobe heat. gas.
iieIlt cellar: newly decorated throughout and
really attractive home. Price, $3.50: rea-
scnable terms.
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SEND FOR OUR COMPLETE
INCLUDING PROPERTIES IN EVERY
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
TH0s. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs.
Sn-Room and Bath
Brick Dwelling, With
Lot II Feet Front By
l48 Feet Deep to 30
Foot Alley, No. 933 26th
Street NV.

BY virtue of authority vested in viii
sell at public auction: in front qf the premises:
on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1921, at HALF-PAsf'
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot numbered 20, in
square 16. improved as above.
Terms of sale: Sold subject to a building
association loan amounting TO about S15o6
and the amount over said loan to be paid in
cash. Conveyancing, recording and revenue
stamps at purchasers cost. $3.50 deposit
quired upon acceptance of bid and sale to lie
closed within thirty days deposit forfeited.
TH0S. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
22-d&ds. .exSu
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$500.
PETWORTH.

A very attractive detached home. well sit
uated in the Petworth section, close to the
car line. 1t contains six bright rooms. tile
bath, hardwood floors, open fireplace large
porch screened throughout hot water heat and
electric lights. Lot 40x10O to paved alley.
This type of home Is scarce and the above
property should Ike inspected without delay.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

SII, 500.
Convenient to Central High School; three
story brick house. containing 10 rooms and
tiled baths: hot-water heat, electricity and
gas: hardwood floors and trim; property will
be put in good state Of repair; convenient
Evening star., 1921-09-22

PETWORTH. facing Soldiers Home Park
semi mi-detached: S-r. and b. brick; electric light,
etc; newly decorated; So, $50: only $3.50 cash
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
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$4,000.
WOODLEY PARK.

An individually constructed home on Cathe-
dral avenue that is worthy of immediate con
baths. oak noors front and two rear porches.
Pittsburgh instantaneous heater, hOt-water
heat electric lights. garage. The whole prop
erty is in perfect condition throughout 1t is
a home We take pleasure In showing and
would like to make an appointment at your
convenience.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

BEST SECTION SOUTHWEST.
a beautiful home of rooms and bath on
street with attractive electric fixtures; house
j. in best possible condition: large double
hrHk garage. Phone our statesmen TO call with
cf. to show you this desirable home. JOHN
Quinn CO., Inc. realtors, 764 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.

conveniently located in the northwest. on 4
prominent and wide street. There are three
rooms and bath on each floor. hot-water heat
and electric lights. Each apartment rented
for $71 per month. no leases. This is a splen
did investment at the price quoted and the
owner will sell completely furnished at the
above mentioned figure.
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VACANT.

Out-of-town owner will sell 7-room, hard
wood trim. reception-hall plan house; bath;
h.-w.h.. electricity; stationary wash trays:
garage; corner house; 11th st. near Columbia
rd.: fitted screens and shades ready to mop e
in: act quickly; bargain. Address Box 152-M.
Skar
Evening star., 1921-09-22
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Within one-half square Of 18th st., a semi
house newly painted: lot 25 IT. front by
$50 IT. deep to wide alley. Price. only
$500: terms.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

Inspect B. H. Gruver Houses
Wearing completion at 10Th and Park I'd. an6
On Shepherd st. west Of l4th. Eight rooms,
with garages 2Ss
NEW sEMI-DETACHED HOME IN PET
worth-S rooms and . baths, 4 bedrooms
double-deck back porch; gas electricity;
back yard: attic: cellar, with every laundry
facility: immediate possession; $120.50 month.
Address Box 2S7-M Star office :
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One block west of Conn. ave. Nearly new
twostory and attic semi-detached brick; eight
rooms and two baths. one having shower;
garage. sleeping porch; automatic water heat
Call OWNER. Cleve. OFT.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

a. 4BARGAINS-POSSESSION.
SAUL'S ADDITIONS; detached. S-r. and b.;
metal roof: modern; garage: southern exposure
closing estate; want $12, ,5O0 clear; s., 500 cash
Evening star., 1921-09-22

NORTHEAST.
Six rooms and bath in strictly white
section Has been repapered and painted
throughout and is vacant Act quick to get
this home at S4,S50: $500 cash.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS; 8 r. and b; first
floor parquet; double rear porches; electric
light; h.-w.h., etc, special buy at $1,000;
So 900 cash
Evening star., 1921-09-22

$1,000 Takoma Park Bargain.
New bungalow, rooms, bath. cellar,
electric lights. elec. pump; artesian
we'll; large porches; one acre garden
land; fAcing'3 streets, in improving
section, Takoma Park. Nd. All kinds
fruit; papsred; in perfect order. Owner
gives immediate possession. Fine for
poultry, florist or home.
Roland C. Booth
Evening star., 1921-09-22

WALTER A. BROWN,
Main 1863 I4oo H St. NV.
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$500 CASH, SIS MONTHLY.
Cos to 62o Otis St. NV.

As~" ASXzASSs
The homes with the
big yards, 20 by 140
feet. Room for gar
dens and vegetables.
Hot-Water Heat.
Hardwood Finish.
Large South Porches.
20-Foot Front.
Room for Two Garages.
6 ROOMS AND
BATH.
Open Daily.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
Fl. r. HOWENSTEIN CO
1914 F Street NV.

IN 18th ST. HEIGHTS, NEAK ALASKA
ave.-Detached houses: six to nine rooms: un-
usually large closets: open freplaces; attrac-
mediate occupancy: priced. from $4,000 TO
$4,000. ROBERT Z. HEATER. 410 Colorado
hIdO Phones Main 10fl Eronkliu 1lQS
Evening star., 1921-09-22
DOWNTOWN.

This property is good buy for either .
in a good block Of 9th ST.: has 8 large rooms
and IS in excellent condition. Owner will
take small cash payment. Yiice. only 5000.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

NEAR 18th AND IRVING NV.
beautiful home Of 10 rooms, baths. hot
wtter heat: electricity: hardwood trimmings
throughout: two-car garage: wide and deep lot
II paved alley Phone our salesmen to call
with auto TO show this desirable property.
John QUINN CO.. Inc. realtors. 7O4 18th st.
ny Main A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
MUST ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY
AND PAY WAR OBLIGATIONS, is
ATTITUDE OFU. S. TO GERMANY
By the Associated Press.

RERIN April THE suggestion that the United States become
the creditor Germany accepting lieu of
the debts the Entente the United States with
the
1t regarded unlikely, however, Berlin official cres
the United States will seriously consider such proposition until
Entente positively
collect from Germany which by treaty
by May
WASHINGTON, April 1Rumors, London conversations
Germany repaatons payments
brought authoritative
Germany is that she
responsibility obligations
the fullest she able There
suggestion of the debts
allied the United admitted
Berlin with
German which repaaton question came m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
BOOTLECCERS SEND
WEIGH DEATH THREAT
Other Buffalo Prohibitionisfs
Included IN Warning.

BUFFALO, April Members Of the
gang of bootlegEers VINO shot and
wounded William welch. special deputy
sheriff and son of Dr. G. e. weich. grape
Juice manufacturer of westfield. near
here. last Monday night have threatened
to return 70 westfeld and kill him. The
threat is contained In letter post
marked New York and dated March 81.
IL reads:
I'VE are sorry we did not get you the
first time. We will be back within a
few days to finish the Job We intend TO
finish you and all other prohibl.ionlsts
around there who do not know enough
to keep out OF other peoples business.
We are sorry we missed our mark and
will be back within q few days to get
you.
tSisnedl "0NE OF THE GANG"
Deputy Sheriff welch does not seem
TO be perturbed over the threat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
EX-EMPEROR YIELDS
AT MILITARY THREAT
Coup Fails, but He Will Issue
Proclamation.
Ry the Associated Press.

srEiNAMANoER. Western Hungary,
April l.-Forrner Emperor Charles ac-
knowledged to-day that his coup has
failed. He declared that his departure
from Hungary would be conditioned up
on permission to Issue proclamation
10 the Magyars explaining the "unfayor-
able circumstances'' compelling his with
drawal and saying that he, as King.
temporarily confirmed the Regency OF
Admiral Horthy
The former ruler made this declara-
ton upon resolving refusal from Ad-
miral Horthy. the Regent, that he be
allowed TO return TO Budapest. coupled
with threat OF military measures
against him.
Religious complications are creeping
into the situation 10 some extent. and
partisans OF Admiral Horthy arc accusing
certain OF the clergy Of supporting the
restoration or Charles. It is even re-
ported they will demand Of the Govern
rnent that il ask Cardinal Csernoch. Pri-
mate or hungary. 70 leave the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
HARVEY SELECTED
FOR LONDON POST
President Will Nominate New
York Editor as Ambassador
to Great Britain.
CONFIRMATION ASSURED
Myron L. Herrick Likely to
Return as Ambassador to
France.
CONFIRMATION ASSURED
spcc,oI Despatch TO THE NEw YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., April j.

spcc.aI Despatch TO THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., April l..
President Harding has decided TO
nominate Col. George Harvey as Am
bassador to Great Britain. His name,
together with other diplomatic norni-
nations, will be sent TO the Senate
when it convenes in extra session on
April Ii. That was made known Of
ficially by the President at the White
House this afternoon.
Myron T. Herrick Of Ohio, former
Ambassador TO France, is likely to be
named again for that post. The Presi-
dent denied the report that Walter
Brown OF Toledo would be selected as
Ambassador to Japan. Mr.. Brown does
not want to leave the United states,
He has been mentioned in connection
with several important Federal posi-
tions in Washington.
Col Harvey was here to-day 70 confer
with President Harding and later VIII
confer with Secretary OF State Hughes
on matters that are pending between this
country and Great Britain. He will
leave for London early this month.
Before the President made the GUS
tomary Inquiry of Great Britain regard
ING the naming OF Col Harvey he caused
a poll 10 be made of the Republican
members OF the Foreign Relations Com
mlttee to learn whether that Committee
was favorable to hts confirmation. The
result Of that poll was satisfactory, and
there Is not expected to be any important
opposition to his confirmation in the
Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Smile Muscle Lost by
Hurts, Boy Gets $4,000
Special Despatch TO THE NEW Yong
IIKAALp.

Special Despatch TO The NEw YORK.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April L.
~ Boyhood's smile is worth
$4,000. So said q jury in the
Circuit Court to-day, in return
ing a verdict for that amount in
favor of James Godfrey, IS,
against the Power and Light
Company.
At picnic James, with other
boys, clisubed . tree to gather
walnuts. He came in contact
with an electric wire, and one
side Of his face was burned, leav-
ing a permanent scar. The chief
element of damage about which
centred the claim was that the
boy had lost his youthful smile.
The boy, face wan and drawn
by the scar, sat through the hear
ing without attempting to smile.
On the witness stand he was
asked to smile. The effort was
a puckering Of the lips and a
melancholy drawing of the face.
A physician testified that the
smile muscle in his cheek had
been bound by the SCARED tissue
above, and the jury at once re-
turned its verdict.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
HARVEY WIDELY KNOWN
AS EDITOR AND AUTHOR
Natiue of Vermont; Trained
in NeU York City.

George y. McC. Harvey was born at
Peacham. Vt. In 1864. and was edu-
Gated at its academy. When he was is
years old he went 10 work as a reporter
on the Springfield Republican and three
years later Joined the staff Of the New
York World and was It's managing ed
itor from 1890 to 1891.
Nine years later he purchased the
North American Revieic, and the same
year became head or the publishing
house OF Harper e. Brothers. Holding
the editorship. at one and the same time.
OF Hdypcrs Weekly and the North
American RcVieto, he became known for
his political writings during the years
between 1900 and 1912. and when Wood
row Wilson was proposed as the Demo
cratic nominee for President at Balti-
more in 1879. Harvey gave TO him his
enthusiastic support, having been VIII
sons foremost advocate FOR several
years.
Before the election a break occurred
between them when Wilson informed
Harvey that his support had become
more OF an embarrassment than help.
soon after this Haryey sold HGrpcr's
Weekly to Norman Hapgood and found
cd Hnrrcys Weekly.
In the campaign Of 1916 he gave his
support TO Charles 10. Hughes and In the
last campaign threw his whole Influence
into the scale for Harding.
Col. Harvey Is known "a q public
speaker and in addition 20 a large edito-
rial output through more than twenty
five years has written a number of
books. Between severing his connection
with TIC World and assuming editorsnip
OF the North ApieTtc1n Rcricu ne was
active in the management OF number
OF traction companies.
In 1883 lie was appointed aide dc
camp with the rank OF Colonel on the
staff OF Gov. Green OF New Jersey
Three institutions Erskinc College and
the Universities OF Nebraska and Ver-
mont. have honorcd Col Harvey with
tho lauroa ~ II. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
REfCHSBANk PAID 8 p. c. I;
GAINS 53,IO0, 900 MARKS
Increase in Circulation During
Year Was 80 Billion.

BERLIN, March Silt has cost the
Rtichsbanh s7oo0.oOo marks 70 print
Germany n supply OF paper money. The
bt.nk made a net profit OF 63.iO0. 900
marks on turnover or i2,T7i. 900. 600
marks, on the strength of which Il dlvi-
dend OF So per cent. was declared which
was only fraction less than that paid
In 1910.
gross and net earnings was 100. so0, 600
marks. and Il has also been credited
with 3T400.000 marks as It's share FIJI
the banks reserve faad for 1869 fl.
crease in circulation during toe year
amounted TO more than $4,000. 600. 90o
marks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Oberammergau Revives
Passion Play Next Year
OBERAMMERGAU, B

OBERAMMERGAU, Bavaria,
April 1.-The village elders
of Oberammergau to-day voted
to enact the Passion Play in
1922. The last presentation was
given in 1910. The peasants who
portray the sufferings and death
of Jesus Christ in fulfilment of
VOW made in 1854 to present
the Passion Play every ten years
as an expression of gratitude for
having been spared from a
plague were unable to enact it in
1920 because of the havoc which
the war wrought among the per-
formers and musicians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
ANNA HELD LEFT 100000.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Anna Held.
musical comedy star, left property
valued at approximately 100000, the
chief beneficiary being her daughter.
Lenne Carrera. according 70 papers filed
IN court here to-day.
THE bulk OF the estate Is In New York,
the portion In California being valued
az $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
FRENCH TROOPS LOSE 20
IN BATTLE WITH TURKS

LONDON. April Fighting between
the Turks and French. in which the lat
ter lost twenty killed. Ii reported In
messages from Cilicia. Asia Minor, for
warded by the Constantinople corre-
spondent Of the London Times.
The news appears to confirm persist
ent rumors OF population BY the Turk
ish Nationalist Administration nj An
CORA OF tho Franco-Turkish agreement
concluded in London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
CHARLES LEAVES;
ENTENTE TROOPS
GUARDING TRAIN
Two British Officers in
Charge as EX-Emperor
Starts to Border.
ALL STATIONS CLOSED
Assembly. Angered by At
tempted Coup, Decries
Return TO Budapest.
MAY INTERN FUGITIVE
His Movements in Switzerland
Likely to Be Circumscribed,
as Were Constantine's.
Charles Reported on
Way to Switzerland

paris, April IA despatch to
the East Europe Agency from
Budapest says former Emperor
Charles, accompanied by two
British officers, has left Steina-
manger for Switzerland. There
is no confirmation Of this report
from other sources.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

CoNsrANrrSoPLE. April 1.--Occupa-
ton by the Greeks OF Eski-Shehr. 4 Is
considered here. has been delayed by
the recapture by the Turks OF tho vii
iages OF Avghin and Payandjik. The
Turks have captured n Greek regiment.
The Turkish Nationaiists appear 70
be creating two army corps, one for
the defence OF Angora and ono oper-
ating In the direction OF Konia. Bar'bed
wire ENGAGEMENTS are being erected In
front of the Turkish trenches along an
extended front.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
MAY he DUTCH ENVOY TO U. :.

LONDON, April IA despatch 10 the
London Times from Rotterdam quotes
the Amsterdam TeIegradf as saying that
Burgomaster Zimmerman of Rotter-
dam Is being considered as Dutch Minis
ter to the United States.