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Evening star., 1921-07-13
713 18th St. NV.
LIAM S. PHIL LIPS,
1909 New York Ave.
Phone Main 90.

Bloomingdae-$65OO Columbia Heights OOO
ideally the etnes lSa on f' s
hnse nssn I
% moderate house " ca" DR Ds lot &c ''bs I T %
Georgetown $3.50 p,rt V;e,y-s6osO
@ and ov.iesLnE
Inspect ip ~ @ S IN
Chevy Chase-$12,5O0 AsrI Terms " ~
one ssoi. lGsao min, as iss .1s Petworth-$5O 500
h-wh, o seus
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tile
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terms
Petvvortn~ -. t., ~. .c+o,. Brookand-$4SO0
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R Aug IT very attauste further information
For inspection and further particulars, call:
WILLIAM S.. PHILLIPS,
14Oo New York Ave-
Phone. Main SO. l-- -.
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PETWORTH.
one-half block from Soldiers Home Park,
overlooking the entire city.
roomss modern bath.
Hot-water heat; electric lightD.
Concrete front porch.
Double rear porches.
Lot 2Sxl40 feet.
Space for Gear garage.
This L. an Investment or an opportunity to
secure ho1Be on very easy terms.
$3.50.
$500 cash; SO 9 month covers all interest.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
VACANT
Only 500
Nice Groom house: front porch; alley in rear.
Price, 20. vxFfss hGsisss't .sssts;, ssss,aa ..n
For Sale-Vacant
Two-Family Flat.
$500 Down
Red brick: II rooms and 2 baths; good NV.
ne'eneeStnfTeo.w g e w1Rfse' lfs GO' sss Bond Bldg.
Near Lincoln Park.
9 room and hath colonial house: vapof heat.
electricity; hardwood finish: double back
porches; wonderful home for q low price.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
1882 Woodward Bldg. Mainz66
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Near Dupont Circle.
Attractive ten-room and bath downtown
home; deep lot to paved alley. Owner has
left city. Property now vacant. No reason.
able offer refused.
1900 Block Irving St.
Efght-room and bath Kennedy 4 Dayis-buflt
home, overlooking Rock Greek Park. Hot
water heat. electric light. instantaneous hot
Property now vacant.
Woodley Park.
On Conn. ave. near Wardman Park Inn:
and four baths. All modern improvement:
two inclosed sleeping porches; built-in garage
Price. $500. Reasonable terms.
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Park Road Bargain.
S12 500 Terms.
Phone Exchange Main 372
BOSS & PHELPS
14Oo H St. NV.
11O8 10th St. NV

$500
very desirable home property west Of 14th
street, one block north of Park road. Six
large rooms. tile bath, modern heating plant.
There are few homes offered in this locality
at such a low figure. and as this property 10
clear Of incumbrance, reasonable terms Of sale
can be made.
$500
Situated on street right downtown. Own
er has Just reduced the price Of this modern
dwelling and the property should warrant your
immediate inspection and consideration. Six
rooms. front and rear porches. with excellent
hot-water heating plant. Reasonable terms.
$3.50
A fully detached house. we'll situated in the
northwest section not far out There six
good-sized rooms. modern bath. porches. hot
water heat electric lights and screened
throughout. Possession given any time. Let
show 1t to you without delay.
$l2,5OO.
Excellent rooming house. situated near 18th
and X streets, ten large rooms, two baths, hot
water heat and electric lights. The whole
property Is in splendid condition. We con-
slider this q very fine home property we'll
as q good investment. We are authorised to
sell on very convenient terms.
PHELPS
OF HOMES
14O6 H St. NV.
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Woodley Park
JAY 1e; Il rooms. 8 baths, servants room.
sun parior; lot eox110; garage. etc. $4,000;
very reasonable terms.
Once q
Graeme T. Smallwood,
20 14th St. Main 607O
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Pretty Cleveland Park House.

Pretty Cleveland Park House.
Offered at Price Reduction.
At 2952 Newark street is this Groom and
bath semi-detached dwelling, with hot-water
heat, electric lights and other features. in
cluding sleeping porch. Located on good sized
lot. It 10 priced much less than many similar
properties In this exclusive suburban territory.
Price, $4,000.
Attractive terms.
Exclusive Agents.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
813 18th St. NV. Main 426.
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Rosemont, Va.
S13.5OO.

A beautiful suburban home. thoughtfully
planned and artistically appointed; Z rooms
and tile bath; year old; electric nghts With
bronze fixtures; gas for cookingS pipeless fur
mace; built-in bathtub; stationary washtubs;
Nrre cellar: built-in bookcases: summer
kitchen; garage; terms.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,

Main 2345.
Newton Place.
$3.50.
Close to Soldiers Home Park: brick; rooms
and bath; furnace heat, electricity and gas:
hardwood floors and trim; large shady rear
yard; space for garage; house has just been
redecorated; close to school: immediate pos
session; terms.
Silver Spring, Nd.
$500.
A house built BY the owner for his own
home; situated on q terrace. and q comfortable
distance from the road; rooms and bath;
detached frame; furnace heat. electricity:
shade and fruit trees; chicken houses; garage:
immediate possession. Owner. leaving city.
10 selling at less than cost to build.
Downtown Property.
$4,000.
Particularly well adapted for rooming house;
water an each floor; tnstantaneous hot water
heater: electricity and gas: space for garage;
income from rooms nov $325 q month: un-
usually easy terms.
Petworth.
5000.
Beautiful corner house. containing II rooms
and bath; ample space for garage; pebbledash
over brick constIuctioa: house 70 In excellent
condition and 10 equipped with hot-water heat
snd electric lights Al So 600 there Il NO equal
IN value with this property.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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Desirable new homes OF eight and three baths excep
unusual features replace
heater two large porces 21o all spacious apd
bright; brick located 10th desirable
and well established negborhood convenient lines
line passes door, Price has been reduced from $4,000 $780,
H. L. RUST,
Main 6S2S o12 18th St wv
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY

TAKoMA PARK-NEW GROOM CALIFoR-
mia bungalow; bath; basement: fireplace; large
lawn; modernly equipped; $500 home: forced
to sell; $500. $500 cash and reasonable
monthly payment. Early bird gets the worm
Phone Col 4951 10e
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CHEVY CHASE HOMES
AT PRE-WAR PRICES.

On Northampton St.
This il q beautiful hollow tile and STUCK
house Of nine rooms, two baths, hot-watel
heat. fireplace. sleeping porch: three floors
It is located on large lot, with garage and
in decidedly pleasant surroundings.
Price, SIS, $50.
As owner must sell. he has made the price
much less than 1t cost over q year ago.
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ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN AND NORTHWEST
RESIDENCES

AN AND NORTHWEST
ENCES.
Georgetown, 3Oth and N.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
rooms and bath; deep lot; splendid construction,
Easy monthly payments can be arranged.
Meridian Near 18th NV.
$1,000. Terms.
Excellent value; modern. brick. colonial style
nome OF rooms and bath: parquetry hoors
electric lights: room for a garage: in good
Fairmont St, NV.
$12,5O0. Terms.
garage: large screened sleeping porch; good
yard to alley; house in excellent coudition:
immediate possession: southern exposure; spleu.
did residential district.
On 21st Near r NV.
$12,5OO. Terms.
In this most exclusive section: pretentious
rooms and bath. electric lights. In good repair:
surrounded by the highest priced properties ID
Washington. Future value assured.
Park Road Bargain.
$12,5OO. Terms.
West Of 18th St; 10 rooms. baths. hot
water heat electric lights. garage. hardwood
frontage: % Midd q Midd,ush & Y Shannon home; rias this
speaks for itself. Perfect condition and i'm
mediate possession: q perfectly beautiful home
At low pd pEes duplicate Of
=. HARTUNG,
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Northeast.
$4,000.

Beautiful location, facing Stanton Park; 8
rooms and bath a bedrooms); hot. water heat,
electricity; hardwood floors and trim; sleeping
porch: terms can be arranged. This Is q
thoroughly modern and desirable home.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

I'D Street NV. 500 Block
rooms and bath; furnace heat: gas light
newly papered and painted; in perfect CON
dition. Price reduced to $1,000. Terms.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

Chevy Chase, Nd.
East Irving St; detached ten-room t:even
6edrooms), two bath home; hot-watef heat.
electric light, large front and rear porches;
lot 60x10O. Immediate possession.
Bungalows.
We have m attractive offering Of bungalows
In Takoma Park, ranging in price from 1850
to $1,000.
Mt. Pleasant.
On Monroe 1T. west Of 14th; well-planned
six-room and bath home; hot-water heat; lot
20Is5 to paved alley. Immediate possession.
Price, 81, $50.
Park Road Near 18th.
eemi-detacbed II rooms and two baths; hot
water heat,. electric light. sleeping porch:
well adapted for rooming house. Excellent
condition. Price. $4,000. Attractive terms.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA; 2H sos. to electric eeN;
lot 60x11O IT,; "a, ,150; $x50 cash, balanca, $50
q month including interest.
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Columbia Heights.
S115OO.

Ten.room and bath house. just renovated and
in first-class condition; electric and gas lights,
furnace heat: rear porch; space for garage;
Immediate possession; terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
PRE-WAR PRICES
Detached

FOR SALE-HOUSES
PRE-WAR PRICES
Detached
Park Road near 18th
.setIy fsan' iss iea se17o ss.1 Fes oa;
Terms.
Oak Street near 18th
Large front porch. reception hall. living
bedrooms and bath on second noor; good cellar
lights. Price only 5000. Terms:
Kenyon Street near 18th
II rooms and baths: hot-water heat; cleo
tric lights; lot 142 feet deep to wide alley.
Price reduced to $l:.5o0. Terms.
Seaton Street NV. near N. Cap.
8 rooms and bath: in excellent condition.
reduced to 1880. Reasonable terms.
I'D Street NV. 500 Block
8 rooms and bath: furnace heat: gas light;
aas duo to
The F. H. Smith Company,
815 18th Street NV.
VACANT-MOVE IN ON
DEPOSIT.
pitw1xba% Il SR5RA rkEss AXs sRick ahsE
ROOMS, BATH; HOT-WATER HEAT; IN
FIRsT-cLAss CONDITION: OPEN EVERY
DAY FOR INSPECTION. PRICE. $3.50
$500 CASH, BALANCE EASY TERMS.
r. p. SHEEHY.
AZ COLORADO BLDG. MAIN 5014.
AN UNUSUAL HOME IN
BEAUTIFUL =
CHEVY CHASE.
OWING TO OWNER LEAX!SG THE CITY T1,
AT LESS THAN REPRODUCTION COST: 10
LARGE ROOMS: TILED BATHS: HOT.
WATER HEAT: EXPENSIVE ELECTRIC
FIxTUREs; HARDWOOD FLOORS; Front,
RAGE: BEAUTIFUL LAWN. IF YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR HOME IN CHEVY CHASE
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS ONE BEFORE
BUYING. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN
BE had. MODERATE TERMS.
F. p. SHEEHY,
4l2 COLORADO BLDG. 18th and g sTS.
MAIN S01A
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
HrNNIru NIaa En

MODERN REsIDENCE OF ELEVEN ROOMS
and two baths, vicinity Biltmore and 18Th
sts.: available October L: $l85 per month
Address Box 249-E, Star office. 13s
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ST
713 18th St. NV.
Bloomingdale.
5000.

On Rhode Island ave.; 2-story brick Of 9
rooms and bath; furnace heat, gas; rear porch;
open fireplace; coal and gas ranges; possession;
terms.
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West of Connecticut Ave.
Price Cut to the Quick.
This 10 . splendidly built Groom and bath
brick dwelling, with hot-water heat, electric
lights and built-in garage. The house is In
best Of condition and Its arrangement Is such
a. to appeal to 4 family Of refinement.
Price, 1000.
Easy terms.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
furnished apt, with porch, for
not more than SIPS a month.
Available at once or by Oct. l.
Located near 18th and Col. Rd.
Address Box ISLE, Star office.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. CON-
pletely or essentially furnished. occupancy Au-
gust l, By married couple; state location and
price. Address Box 14o-E. Star ONCE. 13s
: Or 8 ROOM. UNFURNIsHED KITCHEN
cite and bath apartment. VIII buy small
quantity Of furniture. eos 81 NE. Lin. $685. 13e
LEASE ON SMALL APARTMENT NEAR 18th
street. address Boz l66.E, star once.
1 OR 5 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMBNT;
prefer suburbs or suburban town. Address Boz
USE, Star Office IA
UNFURN1sHED APARTMENT, ROOMS
and bath. BY married couple: no children: good
locality; ne: or Sc. preferred. Address Boz
BE- Star ONCE. 13s
WILL RENT OR sUBLNAsN UNTIL OCT. /
Or longer 1., small mall apartment Address B Boz
COUPLE WITH TWO CH1LDRNN,7 I UN-
furnished rooms with bath. BY Aug. 18th. in
apt. or private family. near Catholic church;
references exchanged. Address Boz z74-D.
Star once.
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Close to Connecticut Ave.
Pretty S-room and bath detached dwelling
section Of the famous suburb. 1t has hot
water heat. electric lights, sleeping porch.
garage and many other features not found In
most houses ON tie market. 1t is priced low
and will Be sold on very reasonable terms
Evening star., 1921-07-13

FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNIsHED.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. SIX ROOMS
and bath; ne. section; rent, $50 q month.
Address Boz 219-E, Star ONCE.
1915 MONROE N.W-SEvDN ROOMS AND
bath; electricity. gas, h.-w.h.; three porches;
large yard; yearly lease. l7s
ATTRACTIvH 7-RooM AND BATH BUNGA-
low near 18th and R. I. ave- n.e.: all modern
impr0vements; house completely furnished; "a
rage. Rental. $110 per mouth.
OHA6. D. 6AGER,
iz27 IOWA AVE-. NE. ALLISON N.w.-gfx
rooms, glass-inelosed sleeping porch, brick "a
rage; completely furnished.
27I ONTARIO kb. WEST C6EUMBH kD5 !;
0-room house In desirable residence section !;
high eleva ton; near park: reasonabie. 49,,
FOR RENT-1s7e POTOMAC AVE. Sc, FAC.
ing Pa. ave. Sc: nearly new Groom and bath
colonial house: porches; large yards and all
conyeniences; 500 month. II. r. HOWEN-
STEIN CO., 1914 F st. NV.
WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
On East Capitol st. uear Capitol.
Lluc. 61o.W. -E..-.L- 15e
SIZE CUR ''FURNISHED" LIcT
AOUH09. -
TYLMR 4 RUTURloRD. mo. e11 1Etk a.
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TAKoMA. D. O.; several r. and b. moderI
bungalows; practically new; possession; $3.50
| each: $3.50 cash, balance easy. "E
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THE HOME OF HOMES
1906 H St. NV.
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N. L. SANSBURY
1418 Eye Street NV.

1418 Eye Street NV. Phones Main $685.
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PetWorth.
$1,000.

Sf1ANNON q LUOf1S,
Main 2345.
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N. E. RYON. CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
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Seaton Street NV. near N. Cap.
rooms and bath; in excellent condition.
This will make some one q good home. Price
reduced to ST. 500. Reasonable terms.
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RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. NO CHILDREN.
want to rent suburban Of room house;
must be reasonable: ami: references fur
nished. Address Box 207-E. Star oQice.
TO RENT-A SMALL PLACE; Anil; NOT
over six miles from city; on good road. Ad-
dress Box 81-E, Star ONCE. 18e
Evening journal., 1921-08-11

Why can we not see the stars by
day? Because the background OF
the blue sky is too bright blue color?
Remember that light travels very
much as a wave advances over a sur
face of water.
A small ripple meeting a cork or
a piece of wood floating on the
w. Is reflected back from such an
object. A wave OF any size. on the
contrary, carries the floating object
with It and goes right through" IT,.
The same kind Of thing happens
when the light waves from the sun
meet small particles or even the mo-
lecules in the air. The very short
ripples, the "blue" waves of light.
are reflected. For this reason the
sky at some distance from the sun
(and most OF all at right angles from
the SUM looks blue by reflected
light.
on the contrary. at sunrise and
sunset when We look toward the sun
through a deep layer Of air more or
less laden with dust and waterdrops.
we see those waves which have gone
right through the particles. the long
waves. which appear yellow or red
to our eye.
The fact that the reflected light.
that which interferes with our see
ing the stars by day. has a marked
blue color, has made il possible, IL
not TO see the stars in the daytime.
at least TO photograph them.
II.
physicist, Maurice Hamy. has re-
ported to the French Academy some
experiments which he has been
conducting in this direction.
II a red screen is put in front OF
the camera lens. the blue light from
the sky is absorbed, while the white
light from a star. containing red
rays as well as blue rays, is in part
transmitted, and thus affects the
plate II the latter has been specially
sensitised to red.
Hamy has found that by this
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Think Bill Harris TiUO-Gttn
Men Typical Of America

BUENOS AIRES, (By Mail 10 the
United Press. Lets go and see a
section" That Is the ever-popular
refrain at the dinner table in the
homes OF Buenos Aires.
To those who are accustomed TO
meandering down Broadway and
strolling in to see the latest exurber-
ations Of Doug Fairbanks or Mary
Pickford. this expression will need
an explanation. While in the Amer
lean motion picture theaters. one
enters and pays TO see the whole
program consisting Of one long fea-
ture play and several shorter com
les. scenics. etc. In the Argentine
movie palaces, the programs con-
sists usually OF three feature plays.
each making up a section. and two
OF three short films. together COM
prising a section. The movie fan
buys ticket for whichever section
or sections he OF she desires to see
or. to see the whole program, a
complete"
The motion picture Is foremosi
among the diversions OF the people
of Argentina. Every little town In
the country OF only a few hundred
population. boasts OF at least one
picture theater. The movies have
done much for the natives. for, out
side Of Buenos Aires, Rosario and
one or two other cities. the people
learn to understand modern methods
Evening journal., 1921-08-11
WOMAN DENIES
USE OF VAMP
Former Mrs. Stearns Comes
to Aid of District Attor-
ney Under Fire
DIVORCE TRAP
is ALLEGED
BY EDWARD TH1ERRY.

BOSTON.-The Stearns divorce
case is only one OF many issues
which have been revived in legal
proceedings by Attorney General ].
weston Allen to remove District
Attorney Nathan A Tufts from
office.
The Supreme Court soon will rem
der its decision.
Allen charges Tufts with malfeas-
ance in ONCE in connection with the
Eden revels' at Mishawun Manor
In 1917. On this occasion many
movie men were guests at a dinner
at the manor and girls were en-
ployed TO entertain them.
IL Is charged that subsequent TO
the dinner efforts were made to OBJ
tain hush money from the movie
men. II was as a result Of his in
vestigation OF this affair that Allen
started proceedings against Tufts.
In pressing his case. Allen tried 10
show that Tufts laid a divorce trap
for Captain Charles Ephraim Stearns.
U. S. A. In which a pretty girl vanp
was the bait. But the former Mrs.
Stearns, now Mrs. Helen Weaver
Sewall, absolutely and completely
exonerates Tufts.
Allen obtained testimony that Mrs
Stearns in 1918 asked TuftA 70 take
her divorce case.
II was charged that Tufts told
Mrs. Stearns she had no case. but
that a case could be made"-that
he could send a pretty woman to
trap StearnA
The girl vamp. according to the
testimony was Miss Pennington 81
with whom Captain Stearns later
was caught IN a raid In Cambridge
In June, 1918.
The former Mrs. Stearns denied
all Of this evidence.
She declared Tufts refused 10 take
the case because OF his official posi-.
ton. She also denied Tufts sent
her TO another attorney.
Further she said. Miss Penning.
ton" was an old acquaintance OF
stearns. stenographer and church
member.
A deposition by Captain Stearn,
declared that he met a Miss Pen.
nington" In a hotel lobby while n,
was stationed at Fortress Monroe
Va. and that she invited him to hel
apartment, but he declined.
He next met her. he said. on tn,
street in Waltham the day OF tn,
Harvard commencement exercises II
June. 1918. Stearns, who is a Har
ward graduate, said he drove Will
% her TO the exercises and that late
p they went 70 Boston hotel ha
- dinner. and then vent 10 her fat 4
! Cambridge.
Suddenly two men broke into IN
room and said they represented a
. attorney and advised stearns to SC
: this lawyer.
The long-drawn-out case agains
, Tufts is nearly finished. Many vol
I umes Of testimony have been hear
by the full bench OF the State Su
! preme Court.
Evening journal., 1921-08-11

customs, and fashions only through
the motion picture.
Practically all the films shown
here are American. and TO a large
extent, up to tho present time. the
natives OF Argentina have gained
their ideas OF the North American.
unfortunately. from the films. par
ticularly those Of the American
cowboy. such as william Hart revels
in. However, they are now begin
ming to realize their mistake, and
to see that all Americans do not
wear big sombreros and pack two
guns on their hips. Now the pic
lures are beginning TO have a ten
dency to instill into the Argen-
tinans the up-to-date ideals OF dress,
general behavior. etc.
Argentina Is now beginning "a
take an active interest In the produc.
ton of the films themselves. and al,
ready a few films have been pro
duced here. A very few we're jus
passable. This was due to the lacl
Of really good actors. and failure e
apply modren methods In the actua
producing. such as lighting effects
etc.
One successful fiim which was
produced here was one entitled
"Patria Argentina" a Aim OF Ar
gentine historical value and geo
graphical interest. This picture met
with considerable favor here.
Evening journal., 1921-08-11
SOVIET REDS
LET OUT ALL
j. S. CITIZENS
contInued From First PaEe.

Continued From First Page.
a stop at Moscow gave him an op-
portunity to observe conditions. Ne
-otiations with Litvinoff were cor
dial. The Soviet delegate declared
Russia was anxious TO meet all con-
ditions.
Litvinoff complained that the first
demand from the United States was
not entirely. clear. that when Secre-
tary Hoover mentioned American
prisoners Il was supposed he meant
those actually confined to prison.
There are many Americans in the
country he said, some Of them anxi-
Gus 10 remain. The whereabouts
OF others are unknown, he declared.
and Il may be sometime bfeore they
can be located and given the oppor-
tunity to leave Russia
The American delegation. from
various sources. learned that a num-
Der OF Americans are detained by
the soviets with partial freedom in
order that they may help with ne
cessary industries Litvinoff said
that all would be freed.
Litvinoff for the FIRST time showed
cordially toward the foreign press
agreeing 10 meet correspondents to-
day. Later he will select a limited
number who will be permitted 10
visit the famine region.
Cranes arrival here caused some
speculation as TO the part he is to
play in negotiations with the soviets
He girdled half the globe to reach
Riga.
His journey began long before the
need for famine relief in Russis
arose. The start was made from
Peking on June 16. With him were
his son, John o. Crane, Donald NJ
Brodie OF Chicago. Morgan Palmer
OF Plattsburg. N. Y. and Paul NJ
Dutko OF Germantown. Pa.
The party's journey cost NOR,
than 100. .00O.0 900 soviet rubles. Mem
bers said that was not a surprising
sum in view OF the length Of th'
route and the stops in Moscow and
Petrograd. A long delay occurred
at Chita. where Crane awaited per
mission from the soviets to enter tn,
country. He turned back once bu
was caught by a telegram from Nj
kolai Lenin, who told him to pro
ceed to MOSCOW.
The former minister refused an,
statement on Russian affairs unit
he had conferred with Brown.