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W. G. & A. J
REALTORS
l11o 18th St. NV

ITO 18th St. NV.
In the northwest section one-half block
from l4th street car line. a modern detached
home of eight rooms and bath. I.avatory on
first floor. Large lot with beautiful shrub
berry.
Brick house in northwest section. consist
ing of eight rooms and bath Complete III
every detail. Garage.
Chevy Chase, D. {.
$1,000
Beautiful detached home on corner lot
consisting of SIX rooms and bath.
$4,000
Charming Millerbuilt home. close TO Con-
necticut ave.
beautiful shrubbery. hedges and lawn: 12o
rose bushes. II fruit trees. Two-car garaee
10 match house. House consists OF two
floors and attic. with reception haii nvlng
ROOM dining room. sun parlor. kitcneh.
pantry buffers pantry. built-in refrigerator.
four bedrooms and complete mald fooHi'
Spacious porches: two baths.
Washington Heights.
Two four-story houses Of tapestry brick;
each house consisting. Of u rooms and I:
baths: located ne;half block from Columbia
road These two houses are communicating
and tho two properties may be used as one
building: would make splendid private
ech hool or large high class roomlns and board
ing house The properties may be had Tor
S33 600.
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FAST BECOMING A RARITN."

FAST BECOMING A RARETN.
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SSOO0-Easv Terms.
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WILLIAM X. IARTUNC & COMPANY,
1lOS 10th St NV. Main 81.
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NEW CORNER HOME
CHEVY CHASE. MD-S15.5OO
HOME NEAR
4th AND COLORADO AVE.-Sl4. 500.

This an attractive eshroom and bath home located
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CAPTTOI HILL

Semi-detached brick: 10 large outside
rooms: hot-water heat. clec. lights. con
venient to three car lines: space for two,
garage: fine location for roomlng and
boarding house. Price only $4,000; easy
terms Call Er 561S.
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BARGAIN IN
CLEVELAND PARK

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CLEVELAND PARK
superbly located home half
square from 35th and WOodley rd.
in the finest residential district around
the new Cathedral. Large grounds
with fine shade trees and shrubbery.
Comfortable front porch. eight fine
rooms. storage attic. slate roof. mod
ern conveniences. At the low prlce
Of Sl6.95O, on moderate terms. this
lie literally one Of the best home
values to be had in this desirable
section at the present time.
Phone Main $500 till 9 pm.
BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES
14J. Street ,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Two squares east of Conn. Ave. with
very pretty setting amongst homes of char
acter an attractive siX-room house that Is
built and priced right. Large bright rooms.
tiled bath CHEEKY living room with open fre-
place. screened cement front porch which
extends across entire front of house, screened
throughout. with awnings for wnoie house:
Garage. This home Is beautifully set on
by numerous rosebushes. shrubbery. etc.
Owner will make terms.
DOUGLASS & PIN. LIPS. Inc,
1916 st. NV. Fr. 561S.
Phone service until Pm.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
The owner Is very anxious to dispose of
this eight-roon, and bath house. located
near this beautiful park.
You seldom find houses arranged nl Like
this one. The condition is excellent. The
surroundings are very attractive and II Is
convenient to cars and schools. The base
ment is foored for dancing with finished
rooms. The house is weather stripped and
screened throughout. Instantaneous heater
and a two-car garage. This house is well
priced and should sell Quickly. Phone for
inspection. You will like it,
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS. Inc.
Fr. 567s. 1919 st. NV.
Phone service until Pm.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors
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WILL BE SOLD.

Six-room brick: nice bright rooms: ami:
garage deep lot to paved alley; in a re.
stricted northwest section: one block oil
car line: price right: small cash payment
Call North 1203 Inquire 2105 Rhode
Island ave ne Evenings, North 433S.
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LITTLE HOPE HOLD
OUT FOR RECOVERY
OF WOUNDED MAN
tBv Anaoclntea Isrrasl

MIAMI, Fla, April S.Little
change was noted today in the
condition Of the three men seri-
ously wounded in spectacular
shooting affrays here during the
past two days.
Paul Cavanaugh, 4S, shot in
his Miami Beach apartment Tues
day by John D. Ross. 35, believed
to be his son.in-law. had shown
no Improvement. Charges Of as
sault with intent to kill have been
lodged against Ross, who is in the
county Jail with his wife. Maude
Ross, held as material witness.
Little hope was held by hos
pital attendants for the recovery
of George Davis 2s, alleged liquor
runner. and C. II. Perkins, 30. a
police spotter, wounded in a gun
battle here yesterday. Davis was
suffering from a punctured lung
while Perkins sustained the full
charge of shotgun at close range
in his right side,
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THIEVES LIFT
ROOF FROM HOUSE
fBy AsseeInted Pressl

NEW ORLEANS. April s.-Po.
lice here today were tracing clues
which they hope win result In the
arrest of thieves involved in the
stealing of q roof from large
house in St. Charles avenue. q
fashionable residential thorough
fare.
William Feldman, operator OF
an antique shop, became indignant
when he visited home he had re-
Gently purchased for $4,000 and
found the upper portion Of his
house had been lifted. Inspec-
tion revealed that the robbers had
helped themselves 20 the glass
that had reposed in window frame
in addition to removing the slate
and shingles with which the roof
was built. Even the bricks which
had made up the chimney were
missing. The property loss Ii
estimated At $1,000.
IS
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BIRS FUNERAL TO
BE HELD SUNDAY
FUNERAL WILL BE HELD
FROM LOPEZ CHAPEL TO
BAPTIST CHURCH

Anthony Birs, Jr., who died
Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock
at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah Lowe, 708 William
street, will be buried Sunday af-
ternoon following the funeral
which win be at 4:3O o'clock from
the Lopez chapel to the First Bap-
tist church. The pastor, Rev. w.
X. +. James, and Rev. E. L. Ley,
pastor of Ley Memorial Methodist
church, win be the officiating
ministers.
The funeral will be under the
direction of G. Frank Sawyer of
the Lopez undertaking establish
ment.
Anthony Birs was fourteen
years old and was member of
Boy Scouts Troop No. 1 of this
city. It is expected that the Boy
Scouts and Girl Scouts of this city
will be largely represented at the
funeral service.
The father of the deceased is
expected to arrive in the city Sat,
urday from New Jersey to, attend
the funeral of his son. The burial
was delayed pending the fathers
arrival.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
DE MOLAY DANCE
BIG SUCCESS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR is GIVEN
LAST EVENING AT
LA coNcHA

The De Molay dance given at
the Hotel La Concha last evening
was beautifully appointed event.
brilliant in all its delightful fea-
lures.
A large number of handsomely
dressed couples danced merrily to
the entrancing strains of superb
music and every one present en-
joyed pleasant and most mem-
orable evening.
The De Molays are planning a
number of other pleasing social
functions to be given from time
to time in the future, and these
events viii be eagerly anticipated
by the young people of the city.
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TENDER POPPY
LEAVES PORT
GOES TO MIAMI TO
DAY WITH sUPERINTEN.
DENT ON BOARD


The tender Poppy left this
morning with F. C. Hingsburg,
general superintendent of light
houses, Washington, D. C. and H.
c. Haskins, assistant superinten-
dent of lighthouses of the seventh
district, on board.
Mr.. Hingsburg and Mr.. Haskina
will inspect aids to navigation in
Miami, remaining there several
days.
Mr.. Hingsburg will leave Miami
for Washington and later viii
proceed to Porto Rica on an in
spection trip. Mr.. Haskins will
return to Key West by rail.
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Claude Nolan Enjoys
Fishing Trip Made
In Waters of Key West

Claude Nolan, of jacksonville,
Fla, is spending a few days in
the Island City enjoying the
spacious fishing grounds of the
gulf and surrounding keys. Mr.:
Nolan who is the Cadillac dis
tributor for Florida and southern
Georgia, has held this dis
tributorship for the past twenty
years. While here on his yacht
While-Away, some very important
business in regards to Cadillac
service is being discussed and taxi
en- into details with Lewis Motors
Co., Inc, the local distributor for
the Cadillac Motor Cars. Mr..
Nolan is more than pleased with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
NOTED YACHTSMAN
DIES ON VESSEL
MeEvERs BAYARD BROWN
PASSES AWAY
TO-DAY

COLCHESTER, Eng, April 8.
McEvers Bayard Brown, wealthy
eccentric American yachtsman,
died today aboard his yacht Val
freya, which has been moored
near Brightling sea since 1889.
He had long been in i'll health.
McEvers Bayard Brown was
the son Of the late Alexander
Spears Brown ard grandson Of
Robert Bayard, partner in the
banking house OF Brown, Shipley
& Company and prominent in New
York society. He suddenly deci-
ded one day to 60 cruising. He
had the valfreya, splendid craft,
built and started off to circum-
navigate the globe. It was on this
trip that he developed the indio-
syncrasies which later made him
the subject of wide comment.
Coming finally to Brightling
sea, at the mouth of the little
Colne river, he decided to anchor
and the valfreya has swung to its
chain there since that time. One
of Mr.. Brown eccentricities was to
throw water on members of his
crew.
One of the stories told about
him was that he would invite the
members of the crew in to have a
meal with him, and when they
stood with the glasses in their
hands, he would jump among them
with cudgel- and beat them.
Despite his eccentricities along
this line. he was well liked in Col
chester and Brightling sea, send
ing money to the needy. estab-
fishing parks and keeping the
libraries of the towns along the
Essex coast stocked with good
books.
When the Valfreya dropped
anchor for the last time in 1889
the American flag was at her
masthead but later it was re-
moved. At one time an attempt
was made by the British to collect
an income tax from the wealthy
old man but he turned the coll
lectors away. declaring he was a
citizen of no country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
Missing Son OF Assistant
Secretary OF Navy Found
This Morning Unconscious
MAKE EFFORTS TO
HAVE COOLIDGE
ATTEND MEETING
IRy Assoclated Pressl

ATLANTA, Ca, April See
forts to have President Calvin
Coolidge attend the annual con-
vention of the disabled veterans of
the world war here in June viii
be augmented by the Washington
Senator'S, American League base
ball club, it was learned today.
Both "Bucky" Harris, manager
and Walter Johnson, star WASH
ington hurler, will sign an invita-
tion with the Senator'S and convey
to Washington and present TO
President Coolidge.
Yesterday the ex-service men
with the Cincinnati Reds auto:
graphed baseballs for the benefit
of wounded veterans and will also
convey to the disabled veterans
headquarters at Cincinnati a pic.
ture posed especially for the con.
penti0A e0Hsnsittee @,hefe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
FISHING PARTY
ENJOYS TRIP
CAPTAINS ADAMS AND HEN
SON PILOT VISITORS TO
FISHING GROUNDS

Dr. E. McCord, of Atlanta, Ca,
and a party of friends enjoyed
many delightful thrills on a fine
fishing trip in the waters sur
rounding Key West, the crowd of
skilful anglers landing about five
hundred pounds of finny fellows
on a fishing expedition of two
days.
The party was aboard the yacht
Imp" accompanied by Captains
Richard Adams and Ulric Henson,
Included in the big catch of two
days was almost every variety of
fish known in these famous fish
ing grounds, many of them pret-
tily arrayed in bright colors of
many hues and tints.
DIR. McCord was much taken up
with Key West and win make
frequent visits to this city in
future. for he says the waters here
afford the best fishing to be
found anywhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
HEAVY RAINFALL
REPORTED AT MIAMI
fRv As.selas~a rrrs.l

MIAMI. Fla. April s.-Tele.
phone and telegraph service was
temporarily crippled here about
midnight and small damage was
done to rural roads in the first
OF the seasons electrical storms.
Rain fell internationally after
midnight. accompanied By light
winds but the heaviest fall was
recorded at the Weather Bureau
between / and f.so o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
GRAND OPERA
STAR TO MAKE
APPEARANCE HERE
MISS MARGUERITE sTARELL
OF METROPOLITAN OPERA
co. TO BE HEARprAT HIGH
SCHOOL

Miss Marguerite Starell, grand
opera star from the Metropolitan
Opera Company, New York and
Chicago, viii give concert in
the Monroe County High School
auditorium this evening under
the auspices of Key West Con-
sistory No. 4, Scottish Rite
Masons, for the benefit of the
school library. This charming
soprano, who achieved success in
the National Opera Of Paris,
Monte Carlo. and the Metropolitan
in New York and Chicago, will
make her first Key West appear
ance for one concert en- route to
Cuba where she will give five con-
certs in the Teatro Nacional.
Connoisseurs of classical music
who have heard Miss Starell sing,
are anticipating this concert as q
musical event of great Importance.
After graduating with high
honors from the conservatory Of
music, of Paris, Miss Starell sang
"La Valkyri'' one Of Wagner's
most beautiful operas, in the Ma
tional Opera of Paris. She also
won laurels in Convent Garden,
London: the Milan Opera, the
Royal Opera of Madrid and Me.
tropoIitan Opera Now York and
Chicago.
During the operate engagement
In New York she was invited BY
M. Jessaurand. the French ambas-
sador to Washington, to sing at .
diplomatic function. Later she
sang with the Symphony orchestra,
and triumphed In the leading
roles of aida" and ''Tl Trovotore.
The concert TO be given here
win include compositions OF Wsg-
ner. Hanh. Debussv. Duparc.
Chausson. Geoges. Rabey. Bizet.
and Luckstone. Tickets can be
secured from members of che
Scottish Rite and La Concha Sweet
Shoppe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY NIGHT AT
GARDEN THEATRE
EVENT TO BE PUT ON FOR
BENEFIT OF MINocA coUN-
Gil, DEGREE OF PocA-
HoNTAs

What gives promise of being a
most enjoyable entertainment, is
the program which will be given
on Friday night at 8 o'clock in
the Garden Theatre under the
auspices of Minoca Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas.
1t is hardly possible to imagine
a more beautiful sight than twen-
ty dainty little lassies dressed in
the most delicate colors and per-
forming the quaint figures of q
Rainbow Drill' which also in
cludes the awakening of the
Roses" by the magic movements
of the bewitching little Fairies. "
In connection with many other
musical and vocal selections the
final act of this delightful enter
tainment will be an Indian We'd
ding" with the tribes of "Red
Feather and yellow Feather
all in costume and headed by their
chiefs. Chief Mohawk is per-
sistent wooer and finally claims
Princess Red Wing for his bride.
This performance is entirely
new, and will be treat TO those
who delight in novel amusement.
Each act alone win be worth the
price Of admission and The COM
mittee IN charge who have work
aa hard tdxfaaka their initial per.
formanee q success. invite the
public to come out and assist them
in their efforts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
Premier Mussolini Delivers Stirring
Address Before Fascist Party Following
His Escape Yesterday From Assassination
CLAIMS ORGANIZATION
MUST BE NEXT IN
HIGHEST STATE OF
EFFICIENCY.

ROME, April s.-(AP) BENZ
to Mussolini, premier of Italy
having escaped assassination at
the hands of a woman, is deter
mined to fight for the principles
for which he stands throughout
the world.
81 have chosen as the slogan
of my life, live in danger and
| say as an old fighter: when /
advance follow me; when I re-
treat, kiln me; should l die, avenge
me- 2"
Thus kussolini ended an adj
dress to the directorate of the
Fascist party only a ,fewl hours
after he had been shot through the
nose yesterday by the Honorable
Violet Albina Gibson. Sister Of
the Irish baron Ashbourne.
The directorate Of the Fascist
party. meeting in the Littoric
Palace last night. was informed by
the premier that it must maintain
the party in the highest state Of
efficiency.
We have won our battle at
home." he said. aWe can truly
affirm that the old parties have
been put to rout and that the old
regime Is destroyed. But our bat
lie is not yet won abroad.
aIt Is becoming harder and al
ways more difficult. We represent
new principle in the world. We.
represent the pure, categoric and
definite antithesis Of ali the worlds
democracy, plutoeracy and Frsa
Masonry.
I'VE liye In Fascist state since
we have buried the democrat lIb-
eral state. We are the state
which controls political forces,
moral forces. economic forces:
altogether we are Facist cooper
alive state"
Applause greeted the premier
as he concluded:
Tomorrow ! viii greet you on
board the Flagship of Italy. L
have given orders that you. leaders
Of the Fascist party. be saIuted by
thirteen saivos of cannon. You
shall hear the voice of the cannon
which aboard the battleship ls
the voice Of the mother country.
This statement referred 60 ar
rangements Mussolini had made to
start for . tour Of Tripoli today.)
Advice from the ItaIo-SwIxs
borders are to the effect thai sas.r-
lila warfare IL going on hetmeesl
the Fascist and anti-Facisti n the
province Of Palermo, Sicily.
The Facists after q pitched
bat.le captured the village. Of CA.
paci. together with tycnty prss-
oneIs, including The Mayor aud 4
priest. The anti Fascists ferir u
INTO the mountains.
The fight had no connections
with the attempted assassination
Of Premier Mussoiini yesterday.
~ L took place On Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
Rehearsals For Rotary
Minstrel To Begin
Here Tomorrow Night

Rehearsals for the Rotary min
strel will start tomorrow evening,
Capt. John j. Maher, director, an
nounces.
The minstrel will be given next
Thursday evening at the San Car
los Theatre.
All Rotarians are asked by
Captain Maher to be out early.
Miss Cele 0'Brien will be the
pianist for the minstrel, and Jerry
Trevor will be the musical di-
rector.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
PROPOSE INVESTIGATION
tnr A..arlnsr.a rrr.sl

WASHINGTON, April s.-A
congressional investigation Of the
political. industrial and economic
al and social conditions was pro-
posed in > resolution introduced
today by Senator Pittman. Demo-
crat. Nevada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
OIL TANKS STRUCK
BY LIGHTNING

ANAHETM. Calf. April s.
Two 75.o0o-barrel capacity oil
tanks Of the Union Oil Company
at Rrca. a tank field. six miles
north Of here. were struck by
lightning and set afire today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
TWENTY-O ONE -YEAR,OLD
FRESHMAN is RUSHED
TO HOSPITAL in RO-
CHESTER
By Associated Press,

3 ROCHESTER. N. Y, April 8,
Douglas Robinson, 21-year-old
SON of Douglas Robinson, assist.
ant secretary of the navy, was in
a hospital today, having been
missing from Harvard University
for nearly week.
The 21-year-old freshman whose
absence caused his father to make
a hurried trip from Washington
to Boston, was found lying dazed
in front of a North Fitzhugh
street hotel by a policeman early
this morning, his mind in blank.
Relieving the youth had been
struck BY an automobiIc, the DO.
lire nan lymaax4lesl lssssee.
At st. Mary's hospital after some
questioning the youth mumbied
that his name was Douglas Rob.
inson and produced his fathers
personal card.
Hospital physicians said that he
was apparently suffering from
amnesia and a nervous breakdown
brought on by overstudy. There
had been a lapse of memory, they
said, and the youth was unable to
explain his presence in Roches.
ter. The physicians explained
however, that he appeared to be
in good physical condition and
that his chief worry seemed to be
fear of involving his family in un-
due publicity.
Police began an attempt to un-
ravel the mystery surrounding
names found in a diary in Robin.
sons pocket. The book marked
William Johnson, No. 80 Second
street." and Jane Kelly with nc
address under the names had the
notation will be in Rochester
before April 30"
The youth was unable to ex.
plain the notations.
Robinson had been in Reches.
ter since Monday when he regis.
tered at hotel.
He checked out Tuesday after.
noon but was seen in the hotel by
friends after college concert and
dance early yesterday morning
These friends said he appeared 10
be in good health and was jovial
while with them.
At the hospital it was said that
Robinson did not recall having
been at the hotel nor did he seem
10 remember having talked with
his friends.
In addition to the diary and
his fathers personal card the
hospital authorities found in Rob.
iuson's pockets his own motor
vehicle operators license. a credit
card on the Crimson Drug Store
of Cambridge. membership card
of New York club. photograph
of n girl. several time tables and
si.g5 in change. Two bags in his
possession when he left the hotel
could not be located.
The youths father at a Bos.
ton hotel teIephoned the hospital
and arranged TO come to Roches.
ter At onee with Mrs Robinson.
The father retired last night think.
ing his son had gone to sea-
Albert Harris. one Of the
friends who had talked with voanr
Robinson. said Robinson told hin,
he was In Rochester on business
for his father.
Harris identified the Jane KeIiy
Fas Htioned IN Robinsonss dairy ~
a Rochester girI 10 when he had
introduced The student.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
Lighthouse Tender
Completes Work Near
Channel In Northwesi

The lighthouse tender Ivy has
completed construction of the
northwest channel inner range
front light and this light will be
lighted tonight.
The buoy that has been tenn
porarily marking the position of
this light will be discontinued to-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-08
CONVENTION OF
COTTON SHIPPERS

ATLANTA. Ca. April s.
Nearly five hundred leading cot.
ton men from American and
European markets were expected
70 arrive here today FOR the open-
ing tomorrow of the second an
nual eoEyention Of the American
Cotton Shippers Association. The
convention wiii be IN seaslsn Tor
two daya.