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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT HOuSES-FURNIsHED.


TAKoMA PARKIcoLoNIAL BUNGALow,
furnished. 6 rooms. bath. breakfast room
.Iune ! to October l adults only: bargain.
Co'un'hia ISL.
round ocation with fine view. can he rent
q for one nee year. 1919 Lowell st. Tel
BEAUTIFULLY FTRNIsHED HOME. e315
,Tsn ,sams s'mt 5o4o rooms . oa'hs "ou''e garage
HoME-GooD LOCATION; SEVEN FUR
nshed AZ es.s to
summer. Adams al
s ROOMS BATH AND ENCLOSED
Gcrssss " aaa @ . hss s e ass: !" sc ss
tions:ls: from @ issR "a Co, Ia-Sss . is = =. n:
sosany eegass c4Eeey feTs ten AseS reSs ist hs'hs
ave. NV Nam .7Oi
MODERN NEW. GROOM HOUSE FIR
r,shed reasonable no small children s"s
: porehef. AMI nicely fHrsisSed inelqdins
''r' o .4f HSss. sSs E:s. s,
cc13 Col, I'd NV. .1c rooms 3 b 1925 90
sssss !: S;ssss :; =
30 1r,s FSoRE S'NE d Hill TsIs sSs ia.
R :lDs. poSch: desirable mr. 18TH s. St
NEWARK ST. cltev. pk-pe,.. 8 rms. Wv"
rDSesMooRs' MD,@Nodern oESotf NOV house: @ a"v
oFiHwfsT sEBTRss ssmpn Rms: :hads ss
araSe am j.; ne np Shsst Shdren ,or ven, for ,bs
ssnD1 sh;nE sa;s SARTSf sEGYsf Moys esoH'
PCS 18th ST. NV Main 1oIs4,
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MONEY rO LOAN.

S.ALE-SURtRRAN PROPERTY.
BARGAIN--2-sToRY. 6-RM.. BATH. ELEC-
tricIty. pipeless furnace lot 10ox:oo; ga
rass chicken hea:s E,i sssde and fruit an tree .s
5 Hayh .as sS$ SSSs SD sad So D:1
som. ROOM s 500 s..n .ua
$50 per month North as2
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, in MT. RAIN
s.m,: why rent when you, can huy with
RRt' Sk. cor s.lto. si1d, and Logan at.
LARGE. VACANT. FIvE-RooM SEMI
corS s. s .c sssa :srs :s
S.'s sys s;. ss
BRICK BUNGALOW. GAITHERsBuRc.
f: ssS' tS& sSee sasAwfSissTz. .'Fss: isS
z. ROOM HOUSE. GATTHERssURe: MD.
W..s"sto" p" s't s6E pike "ssr wss% Tfs G 70
puNG Allow; BY OWNER. 5 ROOMS AND
2ssa Sssn srss 1sgse oi eement w.k. bargain
s' f: 80. anvil i'6f REsf%'" S:1Rss
EAST WASHINGTON pARK-sIx BuNGA-
:s..; $::s g.
OWNER -, HAyIISSs IS: BoUGaT :arr, "a LARGER GER
So":e: mousse ~i farnsss heat: :I:ctsieiy: sarss.;
ss ssoc ;.r% ana SaSs. 'sS
ofice. -------.-----.. ..
LEAVING CITY: MUST SELL. NY 5RM.
Dutch colonial house in nearby Va: city
water snS %o,r .rss e, anS
MODERN BUNGALOW. ROOMS: VA
xhlsnds: no cash down" small monthly 3tnG,
Rsss%f:!:a ssS md Rs' Ra ays %dd's.. S' R"a ss%
TAKoMA pARK-b ROOMS: AMI. GA;
!;s; ;'fss9 sssoS s:''; ":'''' s':"
BY OWNER = BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW,
S,s ssraf sns
;s4 :cs s.s ss,. sSs
10 Decatur st. COTTAGE City. Md.
AH5o saAIH9S o.sns. Ss. .S, SoaEER isHs
81 900: terms: rents S1b mo. Frank. %12s
FOR SALE By NEH IN HY AT"TSVlLLE,,
Md-6-rooma and hath. semi i-bungalow 1
tdetachedi. Hardwood and linoleum Aoors. /
Sa
.nd rear Do,chs'; tull cellar upeies. tur
chicken chick yard. yard lsxo sxo :hruSs $4,000 cash
Call Hysttsville IL after pm 37s
XSEssSSszhes kSaEsEzTgEIts9 g E4ra
Evan. EnMSld Bids. Main fi5. or Clarendon a7S 'o'
ONLY $3.50 Cash. MONTHLY. SIS IN
cludng interest; near Country Club. in Vtr-i
in garage. one half acre. 10 feet frontage: !
Bridge. follow Chain Bridge road enter Dit Dit
VIRGINIA TTTLEs GUARANTEED BY Al
reserve fund Of 5000 900. Arlington Titief
Gf.r.,a.o Ca a.. w,sGs ,s9s blvd Clarendon Va
FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE: iO.ROOM I
modern dwelling with ample outhuildinEs( 4
and 81 acres of land: located on Riggs I'd II
lconcrete hishwav' miles from white
OLIVER METzERoTT. Owner.
s1l Union Trust Bldg
so ACREa FINE LAND. 4
Ia NILES FROM e: s. TREASURY.
ibsAL iiSH ESR shssER !ikS!lIptsASs REsipHSSAS.
L. LsfR9cee Y. eaooM2s,-i1iIss eaS rs ,i11iIs11sss sr.
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vNaNTEv,-ACREAGE.

r. YorR ACREAGE rs FOR SALE. SEE
me may get better prlce under ny
plan Of eubdivd,ns and selling at public
aucticn l nay all expeneee.
John c|WAGNER.
Real Eetste at Aucttan:
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURINISHED.

block from 's Nyf =. i1;.'S:' S%; s,ree"' and
9is 18th ST Main 5000.
s7o@.ss7 coNDulT RID. RMS. ELEc
SssS o5,.ss. .s .,,:,. a;.m and rcoG hath
$so-lo2b .sth st NV: q rms. and bath
THOS. D.\WAinSll.
SIS 1Ith ST, NV. Main 1888. :
John r. DONCiHOF & SONS.
1903 '!* E... PEsSSalfs1Tss e.S,al .'Ms A' G ..,
i: 'sos s'h .s:. & .v. e. b b. ssa ;;s 5000
,2ii ff' Es.s s.s dspiioi isfi' .,-sS b. h:vh. "Y
,7s Is 4: C.. ave. ;.,.-s b. h.:v.h..
sso e''f' iisn i%o e. ns.@s r. Sp.: h:wh:
2,s :;'c sih st. ...sr r. b.. hsev.h:, ..c 1890
ass s'9 il's stf..; .; So. r. d h.:v:h.: s'""' " ""'
~ \. J. ave. SCI "a ls' H.. s9.SS! 60 90!
sss sss D" It. .e-s r. r.. g. g., ' ist ~ 4sSS,
sss sss 81 81 st: st, :ss Sc: r. b. B. ..e
1852 &C at n.e.--4 r.. b.. lat h.. $500
as4s asss a. .h St, St, SIS :s-s r. y::: 500 500
Flats.
1920 18Th st. .e. No: 2-H r. b.. "a
2ol3 4th =, ne. No. i--Nr.. b.. ,-o
NV h. ~lec. ..... .,...; 100
'"l lat h." S S' "e,' 80 K w. Is 90
''it lat =" " SO. $500
sIi t. st. se.. NJ. Is ~ b.
lat. .......: Z; 5000
w alec ~" 3.S0
1873 u" e. aa~-4 r.. b. lat. h " ":b0
APARTMENTS.
3os East Capitol st. No. SIS r.. b.. oo
400 end 81 ne. No. 2--h i. b: elec. so
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sALLsusURBAN PROPERTY.

ZANTZINGER BARGAINS.
large a"e o s.'f Prles srns oc;ssRn' porch
T OF pres snd sssssSo -. sats euns h"h >"
New pr; and bath buns; sleeping porch
o, paiee qlDee;s iqsp gso 90 laundry trays corner
sr lrd prica bath e hSg's sSo lot i1s1iis h"
81 end bath buns. attic .hoored; h..w.b:
njm; njac. .a secD porch breskfa's rcST3 sSn A. Ere
Or and bath sem. '.nnr bunr' s'' dsnSls ssr.s.:
ers. s;~ n a. ;;mi soo m chicken house and yard
$4,000 TO ST 400 90 ca.h--ssIsncs III.
O. r. ZANTSINGER.
Phone HYATT ay.;,.r,,l. Il; !. "a ss''w'r' Pike
Fl. MYER HEIGHTS.
corner corner, lo, ns;r SCHOOL and .rsn:port,,2r
LYON PARK.
. Ne. s s.d & sas.e NEAR 1sn ':s &C
SE,ee I,E $3.50 90 % CASH. SFsss 500 90. Ss;sS'.
-,,a BEFORE buyirs real .s,.,. in nearby W:
ofic. open 'r. until 40 '%sTn pm' our '""
n. F. RNON CO.. Inc.
Clarendon 1870. 1904 wilson Blvd
COUNTRY HOME.
~ :s' sa7sa and r:s. hath 't a '.ssa.G sss.
Ia l4AcreFstatc Bargain.
$4,000 for Quick Sale.
Nv beautiful 7roon1 modern home. ~
miles from the city. on Teesb,lrg pike: street
csrs two squares, hu, m front ct propsr'y:
sg,pes so Phons Ada%. % $50 so' o- sadr... . Boz
327 x star Once
SETTLE YOURSELF
in this beautiful home less than cost:
r.ar,. nearby Virginia sold accoun. Illness. lara.
garage: Address Rox Az /. Star of5c.
RrOokland.
On Monroe Near 18th.
E Rooms. 3 Large Porches.
RUILT-IH GARAGE
One ~ the most attractive homes and To-
cations in Brookland; SIX good-sized room.
and pantry: fuli tiled bath with buil,-in tmh:
back porches with sleeping porch inclo.ed
You should inspect this hon,. and iocstion
Nc .achlen Banking Corp'n.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432 Evenings. North 3l3.
S5.o75 BUYS WHAT:
MODERN. NEW. WELL.
BUILT BUNGALOW. FIVE
LARGE ROOMS. COM
FLFTE BATH. ELECTRIC
RANGE. ELECTRIC MOTOR
FOR PUMPING. ELECTRIC
WATER HEATER. HARD
WOOD OAK FLOORS. LOT
OVER - ACRE. ONLY
$500 CASH: $50 MONTH
iC ON ERS EVERYTHING.
LARGE LOT FRONTS ON
TWO STREETS.
GOOD size rooms y bed9com. Secta 'ue%1~ saeS h. a.
.i1e Of door: built-in medicine 'cahin.t .Iec-
pumping and electric water heater THE THE la,e..
thing for heating water during the Summer
room finished 10 imfs'o" "i tile. ''sfs which A IS
Msshabe; Laundry tubs in cellar: all electrtc
donS .G pus iNtGns, Kitchen hsd sna '9g IN
%xashaos wash imitation tile Shades in al win
| acre. with abundance of shade trees. Built
nv union day labor. Paint material and ron
struction guaranteed the hest AZ houses
have been sold to well satisfied customers.
Located or Prescott ut Bancroft Va. I5
miles from white House,. Come IN your
own auto or take Columbia pike bus AZ sth
sna P:nn. .sSeo- ave nv ciur H,sh elevation, S
eir.: frst-class reighhorhood Have lived
past lc wears IN this suhdivislor of ovsr 100
houses Gall ONCE and will take YOU 10
WALTER O'HARA.
! OWNER
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


:aying I6 attractive apts.: near n H. ave
nt,, and 8 81 NV. win trade for new house: Or Or
u st. NV. IssrS Msin sos:: D. "'AhN> ''''
~ APIS. CONSULTING OF , AND R.
v"S w5owlSRspb 81 wlSsfsb Nan n Mas, hsss Ave Heights Mr.
EQUITY IN FINE. MODERN APT. HOUSE
have you to offer: Main 54s2 iii pm
NE NEW sUBuRsAN HOME WITH ALI. MoD
1w9. w,.'., les thani 80 acres. either Mary and
s1's;1 soa sss2 SH". ONCE .s: same value Address
EQUITY 2F $500 IN a New nETACHEp
tru.i Add f.. a"s FAX @ Sta" s,ar "fIas. 'ass"""''
l1a4 r str. NE.. OVERLOOKING ND
rorche. WIZ WI. eis'a lei new" ns"lv mai Saper.a re ard
|e,SW!rsiS eSWSFa &C. ,es se55" equity 81 $50
e sF4saS Hsan '"9 u. AcRF r. .a's. nss!
ride from CAPITOL, fronting one half mile on
% ..sSns: sSs: for rmrros.a sss ." Sns ".
or acreage suitable for subdivision. ar will
.ss . s .snF' MAJ" :" ssss 2Hs s from s tS
TO 10 30 any mornins
Will. TAKE WELL. SECURED end TRUST
men men, bniIdns Id e1csiien. " Ioeation ." r,ye DE-.
tails in reply. Addres. Box %+6x star
Al hLRNuON. 49, = aChES. q MUM
small houses might consider buildinx lots:
properly '..s ,. .,'i $'; sAtks1 81? .s..
SPECIAL. BUY
Leaving city. large. detached home. nicely
furnished: price about $40 900: downtown or
Investment property: small apartment. Ad-
dress Box SIX SiYr off1"e
1855 ACRE FARM on STATE RID. ABOUT
= mile from town and hours ride from
District line: fair improvements: II give
20 minutes from D'strtct line lust off
roo% %o' hsn.e @ .ee a". S.rsr Ssrs ep de.1 r,,e.
duced $50 cash valance $50 monthly
:c acres NJ tessups: No ->C.ea -.
nearby ND and Va ali clear terms 10
n suena vista T.rr.c. .e--s r u
detached frame hwh r alec lot 60x1 so
very cheap At S11oo. $3.50 cash balance TO
suit or trade rot smaller property. What
d.. :T 80. our II EG2 fSsn'r
\. F.. RHON CO.. INC.
Main 4aa1. 1929 St.
CAPITOL Hull.
Corner lith and SITS ne. Large lot,
garage. ronuys. 2 hathe. hotwater heat,
gas and s'ec; dpuhle floors. Open Sat. and
'' o~.xs r, o.; HOLMES.
J Main 1877
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50 ST. NE.
.r.is a.s d s:s e. :t' o~nsr CHI 0F max.
repairs R.dpfss Tsss 'f"s sr:; NV.
''"d' R'.''"fs1s isi7 Fs'!; 81: Sc: , .,.. T.,
stalled '"" sss ssS' ST. !s:w.
reduced 'S' r:a:a sI?s &, e.
goo" ''"d'''sS, 20. ',,s rs 81 sT. NV.
aF' '"s sas : esEsasM A. ilts r.: T." NV: w:
newly o'Hs''d .AS ASis';sI. IS wv. wv IS s'S mo
sr and J. b BARNES issaEs; EssE fsssf:d e $40 mo-
'r""sss ss,s tF'Rs REssESoff sSs''nF Rp' b" Nv. %S
rooms: recently papered and painted
FOR RENT-COI.ORED.
Groom .dss tss"s ssrSSIss sHsll1c' tS X" re: r.:
4 rooms; asS {" pissSs iRs5s'e%eG';i eT s'w sss mo-
= rooms; ss;' stt:s ssts |" sF EF.FGS S.1 1s's'o mo-
= r and sss + aoaAsT S5t f'i' pf+ s4S s'% %c"''.
r. '9s TSe C; coHMe1H lin fFHise r. hte, $50
r. and b; newly decorated: many e1-
4 room: good cond rent xlS no. =
1909 MONTELLO AVE NE.
ar s"s eoftMSrs Ii NJ s'f5 TERsssE 5s;::s'sl;
4 rooms: water in yard: SlH:50 mo.
1914 UNION ST. NV.
6 r. and h.: gas light $40 mo.
n. F.. RYON CO.. INC.
',423 ST. Main $3.50.
341a 14th ST. Columbia 1877.
Evaniue and SUNDAY cali Adams 1855
1923 10Th ST. N.W.--1O r.
& B.. 2-CAR GARAGE.
hot-water heat and cleo
trio light ........... .Sl2,
2lo Sth ST. SEQ r. & r. 30
300 P ST. N.W.--7 r. & r. 50
ARTHUR CARR.
r. 2Oh MILLS BLDG.
18th & PA. AVE.
{ MAIN. 1865.
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WANTED TO RilN-APTS.
FOR RENT-SHOPS.

DESIRE PURCHASE APARTMENT: STATE
all details. Address BOX 395-X, Star once.
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GR EENNALF. y. {.
Bungalows and detached houses In the
rity They contain and s rooms with
every modern convenience Large shadv
lots fenced Located along the most heal.
,ifni houleyard leading INTO the city To
inspect Drive north or transfer to bus 81
10Th ard r ats. ne. and ride to Charming
"COzf HOMES MEAN HAPPINESS"
GARMAN BROS.
"423 BIadensburg Ri. NE.
Lincoln 1900
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I74O Y sT.-a ROOMS T. Q BATHS S276OO
olO1 g st-1S rooms 4 z baths $50 90
oo3S q A. 10 rooms 4 2 baths 7S 90
3InQ I4th st--IO rooms & Q baths 150. 90
ISIr l. E-1c roome e. g baths 1913 90
lana l. st--1c rOcros 4 . haths. l25 90
700 81 AZ st---Q rooms 4 baths 1875 90
sc6 Calvert st-tO rms 4 . baths I05 90
ISIp oIst st-Q roome A bath 100 90
thI Oueber t~-S rooms h , baths 100 90
5SnS fJst "a rooms 4 bath ne 90
1 400 Eve all rooms A. bath $500
jT16 jith st-S rooms & hath AZ. 90
al decatur st-S rooms e. bath S5. 90
~ Seafon st-6 rOoma & bath IL 90
4 asa Objo ve-l2 roonns a. hath $500
ais Van pureo st-6 rooms 4 bath 1900
.2s C.hurrh at-6 rooms a. bath $500
iSaA Monroa st-6 rooms 4 bath 1000
RsndoInh st-6 rooms & bath. so 90
,tl ~ ee-S rooms a bath IS. 90
soe Stb n 80 rooms hath so 90
SSS st "a rooms A. bath ~ $3.50
Auto for Your Service-Let us Show you
These Houses.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. INC.
aO4 eth ST. Nam 2+2$.
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FOR SAI.E-&CRFiAGE.

H. fON fS+AA1G.-tAsseTtN NhH.
go AcREs TIMBER LAMP 50 NILES TIE.
t,om Patuxent RIVER some cleared land
%ssed to cut 900 @s zoo tes, ': auns booo coid.
office.
ii, ACRES. BLOCK EAST OF 7th ST
pie. Montgomery County. Nd. \ reasonanis,
teams; ms 1903 st. NV, Mai" 1893 ".t'
PALISADES OF THE PoTOMAe-EIrHERR
ACREAGE located high above the river and
timber; little brooks and fresh air make
Hu:N1oN for i"iorms,ion a. t" location and
pric6e.
IMJIs p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave. Main 1885.
NEARBY VIRGINIA
ACREAGE.
40 acre tract. bordering on two public
highways one macadam :: ideal for subd',
Express. ad&$ning Alexandria. This tract
contains one of the finest residence sites in
this section. overlooking surrounding coun
nx. snss ass nS: .'s: 0,ssa %a"s.a
full opportunities. Only $3ob per acre; rea-
sonahie cssh, payment. hal. long te,ms
RlDa MAI & CARVER,
faasi"'ff iaata 4 a. Ats"i' s'%.
Mann lsaS. SUITE 2O5s..
SALE-I INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
s EonE Is, 81 ooM :,s% AND AND, BATH ,:1 sTrcGo rn &C
447b
i.sToRY rsRIcK STORE AND q BRICK
garages: renfed nov for &1.14O a.year. Price
q NJ NE
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Bung slow. garage. four acres ground In
shrubs, vegetable gardens. grapes fruit trees.
beautiful walks. drives reason for sacrifice
being transferred Address Box 416 4. star
Office.
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BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK--COZY 3
room cottage on verv large lot with hr'
shade trees: | minute from cars. Frice only
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Fl. MYER HEIGHTS.
COUNTRY HOME.

in the ctt-: large shady grounds: city
water. cleo. In r. and hath n,iiat secluded
convenient. Sa7ho. TERMS Lin. o"St =
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DECATUR. 2l3l FLA. AVE.
ROOMS, KITCHES AND BATH. $3.50
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NEW CoRDovA. 1909 :o,h sr.
= ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH S53 30
ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH. 80. $3.50
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CARLTON TERRACE
S373-77 CHAMpLAIN ST.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AID BATH 81
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
D. c. side. s1O.s50: new Z rooms. up to the
minute: same location. S11.750; Several
school. 8 rooms: gear garage: several fruit
trees: lot 76x1a6: II sold this week So. 500
Wen.fnanced wooded lot. u. C. side. 7Ox17b.
$4,000.
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ONLY $3.50 CASH.
Attractive new bungalow balance real
easy raymerts cerv large lot. Phone Main
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ON IMPROVED n. C. PROPERTY.
PREVAILING INTEREST RATES.
WIN. III. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc,
REALTORS.
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FRANCIS SMITH Builder.
Adams 1881

Snap to quick buyer--MOdern new bunEa
low on large lot locsted one block from
ears. Spienddlv located close tn city. Pric
So $50. Easy monthly payments.
A. p. CAMPBELL.
40 insuranre Bldg Main 4I61.
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CORDovA Goth AND FLA. AVE.
8 ROOMS AND BATH. .........., SS7 90
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CAPITOL HULL.
Corner itth and SITS ne Large lot
garage, /? roouys. 2 hathe. hot-water heat.
gas and stec: Mpuhle floors Open Sat. and
sun pm.
Owner. r D. HOLMES
s1R 18th St NV.
Main 1877
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-08
NOCHANCESN
MEXICCPOLICY
Sheffield Will Return
To Mexico City
This Fall

PAUL SMITHS, n. T., Sept. s.
P,-After conferences between Pres
ident Coolidge and James r. Shelf
field, American ambassador TO Mex
leo. IL was announced AZ the sum
mer white house today that Mr..
Sheffield. who is in TINS country on
vacation, would return TO Mexico City
in the fall with the entire confidence
and support CT the president and the
state department.
The ambassador. it was declared
by officials speaking in behalf OF
Mr.. Coolidge in the presence of Mr..
Sheffield, has had the complete sup
port and will continue TO have sup
port in policies he has carried out
and will continue to carry out with
out change in Mexico City.
While it was asserted that there
had been no new developments in the
Mexican situation touching either the
oil and land laws, or the religious
controversy. il was said there APP
parently was in general very good
condition Of order in the southern
republic.
There also has been, it was added,
a good deal Of recession on the part
of Mexican government it has made
of the privilege of interfering with
the rights and business Of American
citizens in Mexico.
There are yet some questions to
be worked out. however, it was con-
tinued, touching the rights of Amer
lean citizens to hold property there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-08

Names of Two Dead
Men Will Figure
Prominently

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The names
Of two men now in their graves will
figure prominently in the trial o.
Harry NJ. Daugherty, former attorney
general. and Thomas VI. Miller. for
mcr alien property custodian. on
charge OF conspiring to defarud the
government while they held high
public officers.
This was made clear today when
United States District Attorney
Buckner, presenting the prosecu-
t;on's case. mentioned repeatedly the
names of the late John T. King of
Bridgeport, once republican national
committeeman from Connecticut, and
the late Jesse w. Smith, aide and
confidante Of Daugherty, who COM
mitted suicide in 1928. King and
Smith. Mr.. Buckner charged. "pul-
led the strings" in bringing about
the transfer TO allegedly German
claimants OF $7.Q00.00O realized from
the sale OF American Metal Company
securities. seized as enemy property
when the United States entered the
world war.
Richard Merton. German metal
magnate, il another man who will
figure prominently in the trial. ap-
psaring as a government witness. lie
and his family, the government con-
tends. controlled the two German
firms and the supposedly Swiss firm
that were involved in the transfer
of the $7.000.O00.
We will show by government rec
ords of hotel travel and other ex-
pcnse accounts" said Mr.. Buckner,
THAT Miller. Smith. Daughcrty, John
T. King and Merton met in New
York City on April 10. 1921. and
that Miller. Smith and Daugherty
came here for the purpose Of meet
ing Merton.
1t was a result Of this conference,
the government contends that bribes
totaling $44l,0 900 we're given the
public Officials.
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Ferguson Sees
Klan Menace

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. SIP
Trouble seems to have been the out
standing feature of "this awful state
convention just adjourned James
+. Ferguson, said Wednesday in a
formal statement.
He charged, that most Of the new
state executive committee are "ku
Klux or of known Ku Klux affihs-
tions, notably among whom are }.
w. Sullivan OF Denton and w. J..
Thornton Of Dallas, former titians Of
their respective provinces in Texas"
The name Of the Klan was deIctcd
from the resolutions, il was said.
after Klansmen. delegates threatened
70 insist that the name or the
Knights Of Columbus be inserted
also If the klan was mentioned spe-
officially.
He commended Dan Moody, guber-
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Rural Educator Points Out Great Need
for Organizations of Farmers in Valley

HARLINGEN, Tex, Sept s. The
same conditions that fed to the
downfall Of the great empires which
at various times In the history OF
the world held the same position at
the head Of civilization which the
United States now occupies, are
rapidly crystallizing In this coun-
try was the warning note sounded
in the first address of DR.. Macy
Campbell, Of Cedar Falls, Iowa, at
the afternoon session of Tuesdays
program Of the. Rio Grande Valley
Teachers Institute
The auditorium of the high school
at Hailingen was crowded to capacity
with teachers from willacy, Hidalgo
and Cameron counties who are in
attendance. Officials conducting the
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Vets MEETING
AT AMARILLO
Macnider Unable To
Attend State Le-
gion Meet

AMARILLO. Texas. Sept. s.-tP)-
tion Of Texas thronged Amarillo to-
day for the annual state convention
Of the American Legion. Delegations
from Fort Worth, Dallas, San An
tonic, I'll Paso and Abilene arrived
this morning, with smaller groups
signing up from other cities. No
check Of registrations had been made
up 70 noon
w. T. Dunning, department com
mander. opened the first formal ses-
sion at a. m- Mayor Lee Bivins,
and Walter G. Irwin, commander Of
Hanson Legion post Of Amarillo, vel
coined the visitors. May Peterson,
Sweetheart Of the Legion" who
sang at last years convention. ap-
peared on this mornings program.
In the absence of Hanford Mac
nider. assistant secretary of war,
who was called back TO Washington,
the business of the morning session
was given over principally to reports.
II. G. Winters of Abilene and Ru-
fus Scott Of Paris, are the principal
contenders for the Texas department
commandership. Winters, who arr
rived yesterday. has launched q
spirited campaign and claims the
support Of virtually all OF West
Texas in his candidacy The execu-
tive committee in closed meeting
yesterday approved the southwest
division association memorial plan,
for the erection Of a joint memorial
to the thirty-sixth and ninetieth di-
visions in the world war in some
Texas cities. Bryan Burnett. chair
man Of the committee. pointed out
that donations and pledges toward
the memorial now total Sl,000.00O.
plan in detail will be presented to
the convention
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Britain was crisp, clear and
easily heard throughout the
crowded auditorium.
Despite protests from the Scandi-
navian states against the policy of
linking Gei many's election with ap-
proval of an increase in the num-
Der of n-pcrmanent council seats
from six TO nine, this augmentation
was ratified, and also unanimously.
Three seats for Lating-America on
the council are thus assured. Pres
ident Ninchitch Of the Assembly was
visibly moved when he announced
Germany's admission. Nj. Ninchitch
Is foreign Minister Of Jugo-Slavia,
tha country which now embraces the
town Of Sarajevo, scene Of the as
sassination Of the Austrian arch
duke Ferdinand which was the in
itial outbreak Of the wo-ll1 war.
1T shows, after ALL he said that
these men Of faith were right, when
during the league troubles OF last
March twhen Germany's election was
bloeked) they were not disheartened
by difficulties which seemed almost
overpowering. We have accomplish
ed today, by voting Germany in, one
of the most necessary, most delicate
and most important tasks in the de-
velopment of the league OF nations. :"
In the League of Nations circles
astonishmcnt was manifested over
reports that Spain had resigned.
Various officials and also delegates
10 the league. said they had the i'm
preston that there was no question
Of resignation for the moment. They
believed, on the contrary, that Spain
would accept semi-pcrmanent seat
in the league council If elected to il.
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TRAP SET ON RIVER
y y r
GETS SOUTHERNlMOST
= = y
BEAVER In AMERICA

The farthest south beaver in
the United States has just been
discovered.
H walked into a trap laid by
Pedro Guzman on the Rio Grande
about nine miles from Brownsville
on ranch on the military road
last night.
Guzman, laborcr, was trapping
for varmints when he caught
large beaver in one OF his traps.
lie brought the animal 10 Browns
Vile this morning in a truck and
caused a mild sensation when he
displayed il downtown. Not being
imbued with Barnum's Snowman
spirit he lost quite a Bit or profit
b. not charging q dime a look.
This Il the first beaver known
to have been caught in the Valley
within the last five or six years.