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Evening star., 1924-11-09
1885 FAIRMONT ST.

Omen for inspection Sunday from 10 to 6.
beautiful ten-room brick residence. Has four
rorrhes beamai ceiling in dining room, two
omen fireplaces. , baths, hot water heat. cx-
ceptional electric fixtures. Twocar brick ga.
rage ANY reasonable offer will not be re-
fused For other information phone. Col. 23l.
ANN'
Evening star., 1924-11-09

KENSINGTON, MD.
A most attractive home of Z rooms
reception hall. sleeping porrh. bath:
modern in every respect: lot. 1OOJ15O:
garage: large shade and fruit trees
THIS home is located on one Of the hest
corners of Conn. ave. Price $50
LAWRENCE L. SMOOT.
30 18th st. NV. Main oOJ3
Residence phone. Kensington I69.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF HIS ATTRAC-
tive Mt. Pleasant home, semi-detached. 8
rooms, = baths. heated garage, oak floors.
many built-in features beamed dining room,
inst. water heater. Located north Of Colum-
bia road and west of 18th st. Easy terms.
Address Box 93-V Star Office
Evening star., 1924-11-09
VACANT.

$3.50 CASH WILL. BUY EQUITY
in small modern six room and bath house, with
lear cement garage; strictly white location,
northeast. Write or phone, 9ol st. ne.
Lincoln 3ll7
Evening star., 1924-11-09
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WANT TO BUY TO ROOM HOUSE FOR
co,ored. direct from owner: give fun details.
Address BOX CIV, star office. IL
HAVE SOLD MY VIRGINIA HOME: WANT
two family modern apt. house by Nov: 10;
place for garage; good NV. section. VIII pay
$4,000 to $l4,o0 cash. Address Box 25SX,
Star office.
wANTED-TO BUY HOUSE WITHIN
blocks OF Conn. ave. bridge. 10 rooms or
more, at least 8 baths: modern. Price not to
exceed $4,000. Address Box 303V, Star of
fee.
BRICK, II. AND r., HALL: LATRoBE
heat; garage space: price reasonable; ne. or
Sc. Address BOX 263-v. Star office.
> TO ROOM MODERN HOUSE, NE. OR
en.y anS good section; a ran pay cash Room lel'
MODERATELY PRICED UNPAINTED BRICK
house s to 10 rooms, west of 16tl, St; white
neighoorhood; mod imps not essential; fuil
d' tails Address Box 3o-V, Star office.
S1X-ROOM HOUSE: GOOD CASH PAYMENT;
give description and price for quick sale. Ad-
dress Box 36W. Star Othce.
FIVE TO EIGHT ROOM HOUSE OR TWO
family fiat for investment: white colored
Phone Adams 56e Sunday or evenings.
FROM oWNER-6 TO ROOM MODERN
house in NV. or Col. Hts. as investment ;
must show fair return at reasonable rent; cash.
Address Box 20-N, Star office.
HOUSE OR BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR IN
vestment; price must he reasonable; please
give full particulars. Address Box 235-Y, Star
office
WILL BUY LARGE PROPERTY WITH
grounds; price must be right: prefer George
town Cleveland Park. Address Box 2s3-N
Star office.
WE HAVE PROSPECTS FOR ALL TYPES OF
houses. A. G. ROBERTSON Co, 1919 7 st.
NV. Main 1909 12s
TO ROOM HOUSE IN NV. OR Ne. SEC
ton have a good cash payment and can make
substantial monthly payments Must have
possession within 60 days Main 273O. Room
4O5-1. Continental Trust Bldg.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOX HOUSES FOR
colored. Will consider any section OF city.
l343 II NV. Room 4045. Main 1852.
WASTED-TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
several 6-ruom houses, prices ranging from
So, 900 TO $1,000.
POLLARD REALTY COMPANY,
543 Florida Ave. NV. Phone North 1857.
WANTED
Small houses for colored: any section. Call
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Close to Lincoln Park; house 26 feet wide
with large rooms. bath, h.-w.h., cleo. screen
and awnings and many built-in fea lures Al
unusual buy. Priced real low. Terms.
l.. i. GRAVATTE.
1.th G. Main IA
Evening star., 1924-11-09
CIIAS. ID. SAGER.

Detached Brick-Slo.I5O.
This attractive detached home
structed entirely OF brick has just
been materially reduced ia price and
iS by far one of the biggest values
anywhere in Chevy Chase. 1t is ideal
ly located. Icing just a square
of Connecticut avenue and only
shore distance from the Circle. II
has eight sp.eniidly arranged rooms.
two tile baths. large attic with two
finished rooms. glasS-inclosed sleep
ing porch. hardwood floors. eleC.
lights. h.-w.h and every convenience.
including a huilt-in garage. Moderate
terms be arranged.
Wedges & Middleton. Inc.
Realtors.
1894 II ST NV. Franklin 9JG}.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
,TH & PARK RID.

$4,000. Terms reasonable. Convenient to
14tb st. cars or bus. There are 10 rooms.
ba this electricity. Suitable for rooming house
or home Inspection by appointment only.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
Near the alter Reed

=
BCNGALOW-S9 go.
To those seeking a detached residence in
convenient location at very moderate
price; this bungalow offers you everything
that goes to make real home: very large
living room with open fireplace. cheerful
dining ROOM > well prOportioned bedrooms
good sized Kitchen, glasSed in porch and
hoored attic: front porch full length Of
house: hardwood floors. h.-w.h. and eIec
lights; nice yard with Lear garage; owner
leaving city, hence this low figure.
North Columbia Heights
Situated one-half block west Of 18th st. a
large Semi-detached brick home. practical !
ly new: living room with open fireplace. a
large dining room with side windows and
nicely arranged kitchen first fro-
second floor contains well proportioned
bedrooms, tile bath and an incosed sleep.
ing porch: all modern cOnycnienccS: also
huilt-in garage. Should sell quickly at
only S11 900.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE TNTII. Pm.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
10Th and SIS. NV Phone Main 1000
Member of Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES

2FAMILY FLAT
west of 18th st. and south of u; easy terms.
Two properties sold, two left. Call Main 26II.
A REAL BAFGAIN.
NEAR 9th AND NE
Individually built, substantial brownstone
and brick residence of 10 rooms and bath %
bedrooms. h..w.h., several open freplaces.
must be sold in two weeks.
sl3 18th St. NV. Main 2esO.
PETWORTH SECTION.
New home near bus and car line. rooms
Hssh aw Hres
MckEENER GOSS, 1i15 ST. N ".
CLEVELAND PARK
One Of the most beautiful homes in this ex-
elusive section Nine room. ) baths. two-car
garage. Large lot Well planted with shrubs.
flowers and many shade trees An exceptional
opportunity. CAN Mr.. wHrrFoRD. Main
1862.
McKEEyEn & Goss.
lil5 X ST. NV.
NEW HOME.
S7,650-EASY TERMS.
One of the cheapest new. allmodern homes
on the market today. Brick, rooms ana
bath; h.-w. heat and cleo; hardwood hoors;
porches and many other attractive FEATURES;
located in good residential section of new
homes.
NEW HOME
SS75O-EASY TERMS.
Located north of Park road and west OF
Ga. ave; q rooms and bath; INV. heat and
elec.; porches This is of the box-style
brick homes that are popular today. For
particulars phone Main 300.
BAUMAN d HEISZMAN.
REALTORS & INSURERS.
1904 ii St NV Main $500
BARGAIN FOR COLORED.
Near 9Th and Que sts. n.w.-Seven- room and
bath house. just remodeled and in fine condl-
ton throughout; bargain at $1,000: with
cash payment Of only $500. We also have
number of brick houses for only 500 cash
payment. See us at once.
THE HERBERT CO,
1l0s New York ave Franklin S267
ONLY 500 CASH-A DANDY ROOM
and bath house, in good condition: all-white
neighborhood; price only Si.7o0, with easy
terms.
THE HERBERT co.
l10s New York ave Franklin s267
RENTERS. ATTENTION-ONLY $3.50 CASH
payment for Groom colonial brick, corner;
Ami: near cars: southeast: S6.91O.
ANACoSTIA FINANCE CORPORATION.
120J Good Hope rd. q. Lincoln 900.
1909 CAROLINE ST. NV, NEAR 18th AND
Tt rooms, bath; immediate possession: con
venent terms. L. Il. LAWRENCE. 907 18th
Evening star., 1924-11-09

VI 7. I ItI NdIII---
sl2 80.
Overlooking beautiful Rock treck Park and
only a short distance from 10Th st: colo
nial front brick home: large living room.
dining room. Kitchen and ga in break
fast porch on first floor: second floor
tainS 3 bedrooms tile la tn and glaSsed-
in sleeping porcheS; large attic over entire
house; hot-water heat, oak floors. elec.
lights. laundry trays. etc: also lear
brick garage: this is splendid buy; rea-
Evening star., 1924-11-09
CHAS. d. SA(iEk.

IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Conveniently and desirably
located. fully detached Groom
and bath frame; gas light ;
furnace heat; front and rear
porches. Property in excellent
repair. Lot 25xl05. Price for
immediate sale, S6,5OO. Very
easy terms
Evening star., 1924-11-09

Mt. Pleasant
TWO FAMILY FLAT.
Located just of 18th St and very
convenient TO stores and to the bus and
line: = large rooms aud bath on first
floor; rooms and bath second; extra
finished rooms in attic; separate Easements
and heating plants. h.-w.h. and elcc.
lights: entire building is in excellent con
dition; very large yard. lradins t" paved
alley; income is N'elieHt: tn" price La
beea reduced.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
VI I.ItN ST. HHIH TOO
Ren11tif11l MarNlanf Ave n +

Beautiful Maryland Ave. NE.
11-room and bath brick; hotwater heat:
elec. lights: two apartments. with hot and
cold water: sink and gas range. and six nice
rooms left for yourself; garage: house in fine
condition. near the park. Price. and terms
YOU WILL BE DELIGHT
ED WITH THESE MODERN
DETACHED BUNGALOWS
WITH PLENTY OF YARD.
NO NEED TO PAY RENT
WHEN YOU CAN OWN ONE
OF THESE HOMES. PRICES,
$3.50 TO $3.50. SMALL
|CASH PAYMENT. BALANCE
LIKE RENT. 20 BEING
BUILT; 6 ALREADY SOLD.
Houses contain ) and 6 rooms. equipped
with hardwood floors. hot-water heat, built-in
bath tub refrigerator. ironing board, kitchen
ga biuet. automatic hot-water heater, laundry
trays in basement, ETC., near school, cars,
stores, etc.
See these at 10th and Irving sts. ne.
JOSEPH c. ZIRkLE.
Main 1885, 2O3 Colorado Bldg.
Evening star., 1924-11-09
An Exceptional Bargain.

Eight-room brick house. strictly modern
ErSt-class condition. hot-wster heat; 81. 900
cash So per month. Franklin 3T65. 9'
Evening star., 1924-11-09
HOME BARGAINS.

Siv rooms bat til. hot water heat, electricity.
House IS Of ight brick recently built. is %
II. wide and Is Setl.i-drtached with alley
side AMI rear and space for garage.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.
Evening star., 1924-11-09

wANTED-TO Buy A HOUSE WITHIN 3
blocks OF Conn. ave. bridge. 10 rooms or
more, at least baths; modern. Price not to
exceed $4,000. Address Box 303-V, Star of
flee
The Washington times., 1924-10-16
WEEK lend 4
Food Specials

The following items are sold in our stores every
weekend Friday and Saturday. We quote them
because they represent excellent values.
WeeIfEnds
SOC Coffee, (pound) II. ;. 2 for &c
SOC Opeko Tea ~ pound) !. 2 for Gle
25c Pure Cocoa ~ pound) :. 2 for 26c
l5c Chocolate Pudding !. for 16c
&c Cooking Chocolate 2 for 26c
Acc Pure Vanilla Extract 2 for SIC
Csc Pure Lemon Extract 2 for 41c
CSC Pure Olive Oil 2 for 1.19
45c Strawberry Jam .,. 2 for SIC
45c Raspberry Jam !. 2 for SIC
4jc Grape Jam 2 for SIC
45c Orange MarmaIade !. 2 for Acc
Csc Pure Grape Jelly 2 for 36c
3Oc Beef Cubes !. 81, 2 for BIC
4tlc Liggetts Salad Dressing 2 for 41c
S5c Peanut Butter no or 2 for 4Oc
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: ron. Blanco was asfounded but main
tained his poise. and while Carvailo
imbibed quantities of liquid which
Mexican naval regulations do not pro-
h,bit. the Oregon admiral misplaced
the list. When Carvailo left the ship
he forgot it.
|.<It7was the following night that the
New Orleans police at the request of
the Mexican consul general arrested on
the. streets and took to headquarters
more sfkan go members of the Braves
ofew-every mans name was on the
list Carvallo had left in Blanco's DOS
session. The men were held several
hours, while the authorities attempted
to find out what, ii all. was about and
police washed their hands of the af-
fair when they placed them aboard the
vessel in the custody Of Hanco-
Enter Rebel Territory
A few days later the sailors, through
counsel. obtained in federal court a
writ of mandamus ordering sBlanco to
show why he should not release them.
The writ was obtained ON the plea that
the officer in command Of the vessel
before Blaneo's arrival had discharged
them from the service, an authority
which Mexican naval commanding Of
ficers possess. The men later were
permitted to leave the vessel and they
made their way to rebel territory while
new crew came from Mexico.
Carvallo has gone to Froutera with
the avowed intention of personally tax
ing command of the. rebel fleet and
giving battle to the Bravo upon her
arrival. He apparently has cast aside
his friendship for Blanco, for before
leaving here he expressed the determi-
nation to make sure of the gunboat
at the next opportunity.
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HOW 10 SECURE ONE NOW

HOW TO SECURE ONE NOW
Come possible and select FAYER Beach and
Rolls choice fully As LITTLE
$40 and be
This opportunity which Who tAink1
owning a PLAYER PIANO can %
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LONE LOYAL OFFICER
BESTS REBEL CREW
How Admiral Blanco Outwitted Bravo Sailors
And Caused Their Arrest In New Orleans
Revealed For First Time

A.. agA. Al 4
y ,near a upsy mehper OF me other
'..T;ve al. Hu.-t. =
,rba nnsbot was ths. +wo c,o,r,,. mat
toeetber and discovered that 70. a man
tbev wera rebeIs A sdsv or two later
tbey los rnef tbe nettv officers also were
Edisaffected and Admiral RJanco virtu-
alIy was the only man abroad tbe shin
loyal TO the Ohreeon government
SUI " rr.....,,
r.. os 40 Ia S't tho -.
1he neA. Mose wds .ne na'cnns vi
piVs - ~ T.n 'n NJ 81. "n ~ run a.
t hJ. u 10. .e,a a.. rG .;, Osr;cam ao,e . "
ti,as daa;ded ..;t wnt;d .ftar sho
III ne ~ 80. ada.s tharaur eno
,,;S;taf r." ne,vnsho,, on Ran,nart stroot
and n,reh pms a. V Of haaacmffs With
, NH ~ nantnre Admiral Rianco when
tha nronsr tive arr;ueJ Thsy also
h tnr b o,ant;tv Of chasn reyo,vars
md amm,,n;t;on for uss in tbe event
tbo .dn,irai was smart enough m Loci
mn the sh;n's arsenal before leaving
mort
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NEW ORLEANS, March 22,-(By
the Associated Press. )---Sailing of the
Mexican gunboat Bravo yesterday from
New Orleans to attack ports and vessels
controlled by the revolutionists and the
departure several days previously of
General Gabriel p. Carvallo, admiral of
the revolutionary navy, for Frontera,
makes it possible for the first time to
reveal that the Bravo virtually. was in
the hands of the rebels during part of
her stay. here and that the ship was
saved for the Obregon government only
because Carvallo would not have her
commander, his friend, placed in irons.
The Bravo came to New Orleans in
September for general overhauling and
when the revolution was launched in
December by Adolfo de La Huerta she
was stripped of her machinery and
made useless. y
When the vessel was made ready for
sea q few weeks later. Ohio Blaneo
admiral of the Mexican navy, was sent
here to. take command, relieving Cap
tain Gamiro. whose loyalty was in doubt
AMI who later went to Vera Cruz and
joined the revolutionary forces The
Bravo would play havoc. at Vera Cruz
and other coast strongholds Of the rebels
and General Guadalupe Sanchez, chief
Of operations for the revolutionists, sent
General Carvallo from Vera Cruz to
New Orleans with orders to hold the
ship in port at all hazards.
Every Sailor Q Revoiutionists
Shortly before Carvallo's arrival there
occurred one of the most amusing and
hitherto untold, incidents Of the re.
bellion. Every member of the Braves
crew except Admiral Blanco and one
or two officers were in sympathy with
the revolution, but the men themselves
were not aware of it. Two separate
cliques among the sailors favored de La
Huerta, while a third group, composed
of petty officers, had similar leanings.
Members of each group believed they
were the only rebel sympathizers aboard
and for their own safety they did not
discuss it outside of their own circle.
1t was one night on Royal street
while many of the crew were ashore
two bodies of sailors out for good
time met. One group was astonished
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Vanderlip Reports

son said she had no knowledge on that
subject.
Vanderlip Reports
The witness expressed surprise over
telegraphic report received today by
Frank A. Vanderlip, New York finan-
cief, who is aiding the committee, re-
garding the contents of Smiths safety
deposit in Ohio. R. N. Mcfarland, a
bank examiner, telegraphed that an
audit showed it contained between
$500, 900 and 100000 in stocks and
bonds. Miss Stinson said she did not
know the amount was SO large. The
telegram said the audit reported $50, 1000
on deposit in the Riggs National bank
here; $500 in Liberty bonds, $4,000
in Pure Oil company stock; $4,000
in stock of a Lima, Ohio, cigar company
and other securities.
Further reference to whisky and 9TH
er IDEALS" was made when Senator
Jones asked for specific conversations
she had with Smith regarding such
transactions.
81 cannot give you Details" Miss
Stinson replied. II told you of the
Richard deals Tin the fight films. He
(Smith) referred to deals they had in
this liquor matter" ni ~,
You refer to they using the words
they" said Senator Jones. 3. i
yes; meaning Mr.. Daugherty-Mr
Harry Daugherty," Miss Stinson said
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a,a DESCRIPTION
large style Genuine Mahogany handsomely
Nsetd trimmings cOppered strings TrnspOne traker play
different Latest UKULELE AttahmeAt
ent for hee Many players In this stock formerly priced
prices
the WORLDS CELEBRATED KIMBALLA
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3 NEGROES ESCAPE
NASHVILLE PRISON
Saw Way Into Inspected Box
Car-One Recaptured

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March "a
Three lifs term prisoners, j. :. Moon
OF Memphis; AlOnza Clark. Knoxville,
Tennessee. negro. and J. X. Curtis,
CHATTANOOGA, negro. escaped from the
pentintiary here this morning by cut
ting "A hole IN box car loaded with
merchandise from one of the prison
factories and climbing aboard after the
car had been inspected and sealed by
guards. Curtis was recaptueed a short
time later.
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son said she had no knowledge on that
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OuHttHudhS uuFAuS uer bSSblmOuy
Miss Stinson reiterated her defense Of
Jess Smith, saying he was completely
in the power Of Daugherty.
HE was enmeshed," ahe =. said,
Through his great loyalty and devo.
ton to an unscrupulous man, kaiser
like man." ~"
During the last months Of his. life,
Miss Stinson said Smith lived in fear of
being exposed" His last evening
with her, she said was spent in eau
tioning me what not to tell, what books
to destroy, what papers to destroy"
Smith went to hardware store in.
Washington Courthouse, Ohio, and
bought a gun after a quarrel he told her
he had had with Daugherty at ''the
shack" which Smith and Daugherty
maintained there. She also said Smith
himself only after Daugherty had
cursed and abused Jess shamefully"
for waking him from a nap. '-'<
HE blew up" said Miss Stiason,
"and swore at him. Jess called for his
bought his gun--he'd made his decision.
buying the gun for the Attorney Gen.
eral" -
Under questioning by Senator Wheel
er, Miss Stinson. with much apparent,
agitation told of viewing Smiths body
when it was taken from Washington
to Washington Courthouse. The At.
torney Generals brother, Nal, told her,
said, that Smith had killed himself,
She said there were no powder marks
on Smiths temple where the bullet had
entered. senator Wheeler asked sey.
eral questions on this line, as to- wsieth-
er she knew of any inquest being held,
and who was in the apartment when
Smith died. He asked if she had beard
that MIR. DaughPrty was at the White
House on the night when Smith died,
in company with Edward l.. Doheny
aud Harry +. Sinclair, but MisS Stin-
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ican revelation is Mt FrsnfeFia- Tabas-
co. preparing other rebel leaders for a
more -elemrless form of warfare. se-
corcding to Adelfe Jir1enez- rebel ennSel
here
Denying reports that De u Huefa
had left Mexico for Calvesren- JI1eneH
said the leader of the revolt was pre-
pairing procaamzrion to the Mexican
people declaring tine purpose Of hfs
Ncivilian and military followers to prese-
cute the conflict ito finnish, regardless
of sacrifices"
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Tuna fish weighing 1500 pounds
have been caught I'm the North Atlantis
near Cape Breton island but speeiss
in European waters seldom weigh mere
than $40 pounds
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REAL. WORKERS AT
NATIONAL CAPITOL


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WHISKY peddling On shore The anti
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80 eruwded with rum eases that block
ale runners hardly come to trial.
They just walk In, throw down
. hundred dollar bill for bail. and for
ekf zhsuE H. q court official told me
the ether day.
kszzfareenezks for Csast Guard
Exneztiy- RUNNING could not be
xsNFRea while that fleet was IN being.
NUT maritime activities are no part
OF the Prohibition Units duties, strict
y speakmG Its Job Is ashore The en-
fareemenr of the customs laws In one
af the II major purposes the coast
guard n presumed to have, but il was
heaRles& Its ships were too slew to
catch hummer The bottle fisher
nzEn eauld rum circles around its
ezzfez2 Further. its principal duty il
u save ME at sea- Interpretation be-
twe<n the bottle and an unhaII0wed
th1rsf e1mes away down In the list.
Therefore, Congress Is now consider
ing the Mnsisw bin, by the terms
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
SAILING is DENIED

Rebel Leader Preparing New Drive,
Spokesman Declares
GALVESTON, Tex, March D.
Adolfo de la Huerta, leader of the Mex