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Evening star., 1924-11-18

IN A QUIET. SECLUDED PLACE.
Cozy. comfortable home just of Co
lumbia rd.. overlooking Rock Greek
Park. Two apartments Of rooms
and bath each; self-supporting; all
modern improvements. Has aspects
of country home, yet is only . blocks
from street cars and stores. Price.
Sl0,S50. Easy terms. See Mr. DUFFY.
HERMAN SCHMIDT,
100 18th ST. Main 2611.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

DO YOU WANT A NEW BRICK HOUSE
Embodying all modern Improvements,
Conservatively priced, reasonable terms,
Located among large number of new homes
In constantly improving section
Where your neighbors will be owner occupants?
We have such properties
Open for inspection DAILY,
If you prefer Northwest
GO TO 5O8 TO 526 CRITTENDEN ST. NV.
Priced from $3.50 to $1O,55O.
Or if the Northeast appeals to you
GO TO 14O1 TO 1425 TRINIDAD AVE NE.
AND 1920 TO 1928 ORREN ST. NE.
Priced from $8,1 so to $3.50
Our statesmen the job will
Furnish you full information.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Exclusive Agents.
1888 K St. NV. Realtors. Main 1867.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
0-t te0ST ST..
TAkOAfA PARK. ID.

BUNGALOWS.
Several attractive 5-room and hath. modern
bungalows, mid lovely surroundings, at prices
ranging from $4,000 to $500, with only
$3.50 cash and $50 per month and only 20
minutes from the Treasury.
{. p. BARRETT.
A&t2 sAlh Law b 81.
Evening star., 1924-11-18

OWNER WILL SELL BEAUTIFUL NEW
$1,000 suburban semi bungalow on reasonable
terms. Full basement, three bedrooms, pantry
bookcases and kitchen range. Near Rhode
Island ave. Call any time. W. l.. LACKEY,
361A S1st ST Mt Rainier Md
Evening star., 1924-11-18
FOR SALE-H0USES.
(Cnntfnnnd

| FROM OWNER-CORNER, VACANT, EASY
| terms, small cash payment; near Lincoln PIX.
large, bright rooms; cleo: ami; double
/ rear pOrcbes; move in on deposit. Ph. CT. 1896.
Evening star., 1924-11-18

NEW BUNGALOWS :; LARGE ROOMS
large porch, y acre uf ground; S2,475: very
easy terms. At Hollywood, near Burnt NILS
Nd. GEO. Il. JOHNSON, 9us I0th St ne.
Evening star., 1924-11-18

HIGH CLASS BRICK RESIDENCE, Z r. AND
bath: h.-w.h., concrete cellar, elec., gas; lot
S0I150; many bearing fruit trees. grapes etc.
by car line and Lee highway, l mile from Key
bridge. Small payment and easy terms. 202
park Lane ave. Va. ph. Clarendon nON. 19s
Evening star., 1924-11-18

FIR. BUNGALOW, EIEC.. H.-W II. WHITE
section: soft. lot; possession: 81 $50; S10O
cash. $50 mo. covers all. Line. 9264-J. "a.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
tCOntinued.)

HIGH CLASS BRICK RESIDENCE, r. AND
bath: h.-w.h.. concrete cellar, elec., gas; lot
ne many and e fV5 & en K
bridge. Small payment and easy terms. 202
Park Lane ave. Va PHI. Clarendon POS. 19'
FIvER ROOM AND BATHROOM BUNGALOW,
furnace; lot s0xI5o: 81. $50; 5000 casL. SO
monthly, or liberal discount on price for cash.
town: Phone Col. 2l%. 1s'
NEW BUNGALOWS 3 LARGE ROOMS
large porch = acre of ground $2,i13 very
Nd. GEO. Il. JOHNSON, 0us Ioth st. ne
At HOLLYWOOD every dHy.
5-R. BUNGALOW, ELEC.. H.-W H.. WHITE
cash. $50 mo. covers all. Line. 9264-J "a.
OWNER WILL SELL BEAUTIFUL NEW
$1,000 suburban semi bungalow on reasonable
bookcases and kitchen range. Near Rhode
Island ave. Call any time. W. l.. LACKEY,
1928 31st St. Mt. Rainier. Md.
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE, VACANT SEMI
bungalow; large rooms. large bath. extra
large, light. dry concrete basement, modern
furnace. range, electricity; comfortable mod
ern new home; two fertile, clear, level Soft.
stores. churches, in Hyattsvlle: S4,75o; $3.50
owner. Hyatts. S5W. 19'
NEW DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE LOCATED
in fastest growing suburb Of Virginia.
500, 900 high school and grade school, i'll
abingdon. Va, which is ~ minutes by car TO
Washington. This house has large living
room, dining room. tile bath, master bed
rooms; lot 30 It. by 12l #. VIII sell this
house $3.50; $500 down: monthly payments.
including interest, $50 Per month Must he
TO be appreci" ted. Is. Il. EZRINE, 106
King St, Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. 304.
BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA STUCCo BUNGA-
low near Washington; only 20 minutes to
heart of city by bus and 10 minutes
by automobile. To be sold by owner at
reasonable price and monthly payments
cheaper than rent B. b. EZRINE. 7o6 King
St, Alexandra, Va. Phone Alexandria 304.
FINE PROPERTY. COULD Re USED FOR
home. hospital. school or sanitarium: near
B. O. r. r. and trolley, a mile from
Washington and Baltimore boulevard. Ad
dress Box 262-A, Star office. 19'
COTTAGE CITY-MODERN OR. AND r., GA
rage, lot 401100; near cars and store; $1,000;
with furniture. $500. Potomac 1858.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES
Dandy bungalow on 14th st. (extended) car
line; large lot; $500; goes at $500 cash and
$50 per month: ready to occupy. Fine old
home, bedrooms, very large lot, room for
cars, fruit and garden; bargain; near business
center. Attractive corner bungalow, double
lot, 2-car garage; pleasing design; owner
changing climate; price and terms right:
iarge corner on line: rooms: lot LOOK
go: for quick sale, $500. Two fine homes
on Alaska ave. near 10th St: price and terms
attractive. Several homes priced to sell. Call
Col. 9508 for car service.
TAk0MA PARK REALTY CO.,
327 Cedar ST..
TAKOafA PARK. d. C.
BUNGALOWS.
Sersrfl attractive 5-room and hath ,uodern
Evening star., 1924-11-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES
COLORED.

COLORED.
l have several desirable homes
located in the best sections of
the city, having 5 to 8 rooms.
Price, $4,250 to $,950. Terms
very easy.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 5817. 712 Kenyon St. NV.
MUST SELL MY HOME
In Chevy Chase, because business keeps me
constantly away from city. Fully detached.
ohe-half square from Connecticut ave-; CEN
ter hall, hot water heat, with oil burner In.
stallation: large, open fireplace, Kitchen
equipment of white enamel, bult-n treless
cooker built-in garage; ideal floor plan; living
room and dining room both in front part of
house; four large bedrooms, tiled bath and
large attic. Lot 60xl2O. This house is q
bargain Price, $4,000 Terms. Address
Box 32S-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
WANTED-sUBURBAN PROP'T1
FOR SALE-HOUSES
(COntinued.)

SOME ONE DESIRING TO SELL 5-ROOM,
ami, bungalow in nearby Va, close to cars,
address Box 215-A Star Office zoe
Evening star., 1924-11-18

NE.-BIG BARGAIN IN SIX-RoOM MOD
ern house, Gruver built; oak HoU-s: screened
porches, etc. At least $500 cash. balance
easy terms; move right in. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1924-11-18

sio.OO0-s1,5O 500 CASH SO MONTHLY.
Seven rooms brick. corner, facing Soldiers
Home Park. All rooms bright and sunny:
bedrooms. screened sleeping porch. colonial
front porch. freplac" ia living room. oak
floors, screened and weather stripped through
out Owner will vacatc in 30 days Plenty
yard room for garage. An exceptionally good
opportunity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
SENATE COMMITTEE
SEEKS OWN ESTIMATE
| OF COST OF A BONUS
Finance Body of Upper
House Also Has Tax Bill
for Consideration.

Washington. ID. c.. March 28.-
The bonus and tax bills both corre
under the eyes of the Senate Finance
Committee today with members press.
ing consideration Of each in the hope
of reporting them to the Senate next
week.
Army and navy officers were called
upon first for data which is to lie
used as the basis of the committees
own estimate of the probable cost
of the soldier bonus bill passed by the
House.
Chairman Smoot has announced
that night sessions will be renewed
next week. Sentiment. he says. is
fairly well crystalizcd among Repuh.
licans of the committee in favor Of
the bonus bill passed by the House,
providing for paid-up twenty-year Ell.
dowmcnt life insurance policies add
cash payments TO veterans not en-
titled to more than $50 in adjusted
service credit. while the Democrats
are almost solidly for a full cash
payment option.
The estate, gift and excise tax
schedules are practically the only re-
naming sections of the revenue bill TO
be considered by the committee after
disposal of the corporation tax.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
MAY PICK CARROLL
San AntOnian Likely To Be Presi-
dent Of New College.

DIR. ]. NJ. Carroll of Sar Antonio
likely will become the first preSi-
deEt of the new Baptist college at
McAllen, Tex, for which the citizens
of that place have pledged $4,000
in money and 40 acres within the
city limits, according TO prominent
Baptists of the city who have been
active in promoting the plans for the
new school.
The new college practically was as
surcd at a meeting held Friday af-
ternoon in the First Baptist church
of San Antonio when the locating
committee of eight read report and
recommended that the school be To-
Gated at McAllen.
In addition TO their own contribu-
ton the McAllen citizens guaranteed
another 100000 TO be raised in the
other cities of the Rio Grande Val
ley.
Close observers of the proposed
project are confident that DR.. Car
roll. builder of San Marcos Baptist
Academy at San Marcos. will be elect
ed president of the new college when
the board Of trustees meets in san
Antonio Thursda. yafternOon, April
II, because of his previous expert
ence along these lines and his intense
interest in the new institution.
Work on constructing the school
will begin soon. The school will be
co-eduactional and the freshmen aud
sophomore classes will be taught the
first year, the junior class will be
added the second wear and the senior
class the third year making It a tul
! fledged senior college.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
Supposed to Have Landed
at Galveston and
Slipped In.
FAMILY IS COMING
Think He May Be in Sc.
clusion With Friends
in City.
HEAR MANY RUMORS
Indications Point to Re-
union of Family in
San Antonio.

Every indication points to the fact
that Adolfo de la Huerta. Mexican
revolutionary leader, is either already
in San Antonio or he is en- route here
to meet Mrs. De La Huerta who win
arrive here at 6:45 o'clock Saturday
night over the Southern Pacific. Mrs.
De La Huerta and her two sons left
New Orleans at IL o'clock Friday
night for San Antonio. Coincident
with her departure it was reported
here that De La Heurta hau --rived
in Galveston Tuesday last on the
Snyder vessel. Truckston. and had left
Wednesday evening on the Southern
Pacific for San Antonio.
Whether the revolutionary leader is
actually in San Antonio at this time
is not certain, but it is generally be-
lieved that he arrived here Thursday
morning and is in seclusion with
friends. If he is here it is expected
the fact will become known upon the
arrival of Mrs. De La Hperta, and II
he is not actually here now it appears
certain he will either come on the
same train upon which Mrs. De La
Huerta arrives or will join her later.
Conflicting reports regarding the
rebel chieftain's whereabouts are
heard from various cities. Among Mex
lean circles here early Saturday MORN
ing it was reported he had landed at
Key West last Friday. Also there
was a report Saturday morning from
Houston that O man strongly resemb-
ling DE La Huerta was aboard the
Southern Pacific train from New Or
leans which passed through there Sat-
urday morning.
The revolutionary chieftain sailed
from the Port of Frontera. March 10.
Officially. his destination was un-
known. but in unofficial circles in
San Antonio, it was known that be
went to Progreso, Yucatan, and from
there TO the West Indies.
The gunboat Zaragoza was reported
lost in a gulf storm several days ago.
This report has never been confirms
ed and is believed TO be unfounded.
When Mrs. De la Huerta boarded
the train at New Orleans for San
Antonio, according To story carried
Saturday morning in the New Or
leans Daily States. she said that she
was supremely confident of the safety
of her husband. Friday forenoon. ac-
cording to Geographic information
from New Orleans, she expressed her.
self as being peSsimistic over the fate
of her husband.
1t is believed in Mexican circles
here that Mrs. Dc Ia Huerta had re-
ceivei information from her husband
during the interim.
When she passed through San An
tonic several days ago, she said that
she was going TO New Orleans where
she would remain until she received
instructions from her husband
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29

FILLING STATION
SAFE CONTAINING
$lO9 Carried AWAY
500 Pound Money Box
Placed on Truck and
Hauled Away.

Burglars broke into tie Magnolia
filling station Nc. 6, South Alamo and
Presa streets, at an early hour Satur-
day morning and carried off the
money safe. which contained 500.
The robbery was discovered when
the station was opened at Z 80 Sat.
urday morning. Detectives Ruhnke
and Bill Carver made an inveSt;ga-
ton. Entrance was gained by prying
open a back window.
Indications are the safe. weighing
probably 800 pounds. was rolled across
the floor to the rear of the station and
then rolled into a motor truck and
hauled away.
Detectives say it was probably tax.
en- TO some isolated point and broken
open.
NJ. Moody. S237 West Houston
street. was held up by two men III
1915 Friday night. The gunner
took a package Of cigarettes away
from him. They overlooked his
money, carried in small watch pocket
of his trousers. The robbery occurred
short distance from his home.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
SAYS Isis On FILE
Majority OF Manufacturers Have
Signed i'm Opposition.

Following Mr.. Leel's statement Col
Claud V. Birkhead of the Chamber of
Commerce gave out the following:
With reference to IT, statement
given out by the secretary of the
Manufacturers Association concerning
the protest filed with me as attorney
for the fourteen civic and conIult ;, IA
organizations opposed TO the merger.
the record reveals that 11J members of
that organization. constituting n ma
jority thereof, are not in accord with
the action of its board of directors
The question of how the .,os,O "a.
justify its action in the light of the
facts is a matter for them to adj
Indicate with the representative man
ufacturing concerns of San Antonio
who have demonstrated by their ac-
ton that they are uc- ~ accord with
the sentiments expressed by the di.
rectors of the Manufacturers Asso-
citation.
San Antonio is united. almost to a
man. in its opposition TO this merger
Its opposition is based on the frank
admissions of President Pyeatt that
in the event the Gulf Coast Lines
acquire the I.-G. ". the combined in
flucnce of both roads will be used
with which to divert business from
its normal channels and to prevent the
construction of another railrUa,. rito
the Rio Grande Valley. This is the
only issue involved in the protest. The
original 10 signatures constituting q
majority of the membership Of the
Manufacturers Association. protest
ing against the merger. are on file in
tie Chamber of Commerce and open
for inspection to whoever cares to
yerify the list.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
TEAPOT DOME PROBE
TO BE DISCONTINUED
UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY
Will Question Republican
About Liquidation of
1920 Deficit.
Washington. ID. C., March 90

Washington. ID. C., March a9.-
The Senate oil committee is in re-
cess today until Tuesday. when it
plans to question William Boyce
Thompson, former chairman of the
finance committee of the Republican
national committee about the liquida-
ton of the Republican deficit incur
red in the 1920 campaign. Mr.
Thompson was to have been examined
yesterday but was not called.
Grand jury action in the Senate'S
contempt proceedings against Harry
+. Sinclair is expected before the
committee resumes its inquiry. The
Sinclair case was presented TO the
grand jury yesterday but it adjourned
until Monday. the last day of its ex-
istencc, without making 4 report. a
decision Monday, however, is regarded
as certain.
w. l.. Eistier Of Tulsa, Okla,
president of the Producers and Re-
fincrs Oil company, was subpOcnaed
yesterday and Senator Walsh. Demo
crat, Montana. announced that he
planned to call three or four more
witnesses TO substantiate the sensa-
tioaal convention "oil deal" story told
by A. Jennings, once famous train
robber and friend Of the late Jake
HamOn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
DENY FACT DRY
OWNERS OPPOSE
RAIL MERCER
Leel Claims Majority Of
Members Backed Up
Directors.
THIS IS CONTROVERTED
Chamber Of Commerce Says
Record Show True
Facts.
THIS IS CONTROVERTED

Saturday morning the following
statement was given out by the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the San An
tonic Manufacturers Association:
AT a board of directors meeting of
the San Antonio Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION, February 2S, full repre-
sentation being present, after mature
deliberation, and giving every possible
consideration II the welfare of our
entire trade territory, especially TAX
lug into account the needs of Cor
pus Christi. Laredo and other I.-G. n.
cities and the entire valley, the d.
rectors present unanimously passed a
resolution in favor of the Interstate
Commerce Commission approving the
,recently completed sale of stock by
the I.-G. n. stockholders to the Gulf
Coast Lines stockholders. One direc-
tor present did not vote. There were
no negative votes cast.
AT general membership meet
ing, March IL, at which full quorum
was present, the membership unani
mously endorsed this action OF ,uc III.
rectors, there being no negative votes
cast.
Says Petition Misleading.
Our resolution stated we have never
feen opposed to any additional rail.
road TO the valley. Any opposition
tno Gulf Coast Lines might make to
an additional railroad W ,.v galley
would carry no weight with the In
terestate Commerce Commission when
the traffic justifies it.
Nothing has since occurred which
has caused us in any way to change
oLr opinion that it is to the interests
of our entire trade territory that the
sale should be approved in due course
Petitions have during the last few
days been circulated among the man
uiacturers and business interests OF
this city opposing the consolidation.
''In these petitions the name of the
San Antonio Manufacturers Associa
tim has been used without any au
tbority from us. the purpose evident
ly being to imply that We were cir
tulating them or were behind them
which is entirely misleading.
Says Statement Incorrect.
The statement given out FridaJ
night that 11J members of the Sar
Antonio Manufacturers Association
have signed this petition is absolutely
incorrect.
I'VE have spread no propaganda Of
any description in connection with tn,
proposed consolidation, as we do moi
feel that it is up to the San An
tonic Manufacturers Association t.
endeavor TO influence public senti
ment in such matters.
Our directors realize <Sxr Tie II
nal decision will be made by the In
terstate Commerce Commission on tn,
real facts and correct information ant
not on propaganda.
I'VE have expressed our unalterablt
views that the consolidation will b,
for the benefit of every section of on
entire trade territory"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
GRIFFITH JURY is
DISMISSED AFTER
40 HOURS SERVICE
Report They Stood Eleven
to One for Manslaught-
err Conviction.

After celebrating for 40 hours and
becoming hopelessly tied, a jury In the
Thirty-seventh district court was dis
charged Saturday morning at 10 80
by Judge Anderson in the trial of
I. L. Griffith charged with murder
of George Mason.
1t is understood that the jury stood
eleven TO one for conviction on a
charge Of manslaughter.
The jury came out Friday and was
sent back by the court for further de-
liberia ton. Saturday morning they
again came out and informed the
court that they were hopelessly tied,
the vote standing eleven to one.
The defendant announced that he
had no objection to the jury being
dismissed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
BERGDOLL RETURNS
TO EBERBACH AFTER
AUTOMOBILE TOUR
Sets at Rest Rumors That
He Is Going to Return
to u. S.

Eberbach. Germany. March Pc
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, American
draft evader, whose departure from
his hotel here early in the week was
responsible for reports that he was
on his way to the United States, re-
turned TO the hotel today. He said
he was not making any preparations
TO return 10 the United States.
Bergdoll had been on motor trip
through the Black Forest. He said
although he was prepared TO return
TO the United States under certain
conditions. the proposals made to him
from unofficial quarters failed TO i'm
press him as genuine.
He and his three companions, the
Stetcher brothers, prefer to await
something more tangible in the way
of assurance that they will not be
dealt with too severely. he declared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

st. Louis: Temperature, so; cloudy;
42-mile wind from the southwest; low
est temperature in last "a hours. IS;
highest. so.
Chicago: Temperature. 80; flaming:
twelve-mile wind from the east; lowest
temperature in a!st "a hours, IS; high
est. 81.
Kansas City: Temperature, 4s; cloudy;
S2-mile wind from the west: lowest
temperature in last 81 hours, IS; high
est. SIS.
New York; Temperature. a.; cloudy;
sixteen-mlle wind from the east: lowest
temperature in last 81 hours. e.; high
est. SC.
Washington: Temperature. IS; rain
ing; six-mile wind from the east; low
est temperature in last - hburs. S.;
highest. 70.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-29
TWELVE PERSONS KILLED.
Large Area Affected BY Tornadoes,
Billiards and WindstOrms.

Chicago. March 29.-Twelve per-
sons are dead, property damage is
heavy and scores of towns and cities
in the Northwest. Central West and
Mississippi Valley are virtually iso-
lated today rs the result of tornadoes,
blizzards and storms which began yes
torlay.
Heavy rainfalls, accompanied by
gales, struck points in Kansas. Okla
homa and Texas late yesterday. caus-
ing eight deaths and injuring more
than 40 in Shawnee, Okla.
A boy was killed by lightning ut
Golf. Kan. -Four persons were in
jured at Vernon, Tex.
Reports from Southeastern Mis-
souri, stated that three persons were
killed, fifteen injured. and many
miles of telephone wires and other
property damaged by windstorm
which swept that section at
o'clock Saturday morning.
Thousands of dollars damage was
done to property and facilities. Dam
age TO crops is feared in some sec
tons of South Dakota and Minnesota,
where temperatures fell IL degrees to
below freezing in a raging blizzard
that brought SHOWS that blocked roads
and hampered transportation. Trains
were delayed.
Passengers on a bus travelling to-
ward Minneapolis, Mimi, were forced
TO spend the night at Wavcrly. Mimi.
after their vehicle went off a curve
when the driver was unable to see
the road. buried in the snow.
Facilities of the Associated Press
in the affected areas were hampercd.
Chicago and st. Louis experienced
trouble with wires radiating in all
directions.