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SALE HOUSES.
(Ennfinnad
FACING PARK IN NV.
sEMI-DETACHED GROOM HOME
ONLY SIS Q50--EASY TERMS


Cozv semi-detached colonial cottage with
beautiful flowers and well-kept lawns in a
sniendld w. home community. facing a
beautiful park. convenient 10 TRANSPORTATION
end desired neighbor hood facilities. Covered
front and rear porches: Is large rooms tiled
bath. large kitchen and pantry: 3 commun.
eating bedrooms In splendid condition /;
rewly papeled and painted MAHOGANY and
IVORY trim. attractive lighting fixtures. Hot
water heat. electricity. concrete cellar with
'ouhle laundry. trays. large attic THIS Is
a wonderful value for only SIS $50 with very
easy terms. Address Box cl5-N. Star Office
NEW DETACHED BRICK
'HENY CHASE HOME
LARGE CORNER LOT
REILTIN GARAGE
TWO TILED BATHS
Sl4950.
This attractive brick home inst hr.
ing completed is on large corner lot,
convenient To Connecticut ave: car Inc
and neighhorhood stores. The hying
room is 90 feet long. with oDen ire
place There are three real bedrooms
--unusually large closets-and two
completely tiled baths. Screens are
Furnished for all windows and doors
~ this homc--the ward is sodded ana
bcauified with ~hrUbhery
For anpoiutmcnt to inspect Adams
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NEW LELAND HOME.
Chevy Chase, Maryland.
1850.
Immense Shade Trees.

This attractive new home. Just being com
Melted is of the popular Dutch Colonial de-
sign and is on a beautiful lot with immense
shade trees. This is one OF nlne MONIES
INST being finished and we believe this is
one OF the most attractive group Of homes
We have ever offered at the price. There
are six real rooms-the living room is 70
feet long with open freplace--lots OF closet
space Completely equipped. inciudlng
eh AIDES screens. garage-yard sooQed ana
beautifed with shrubbery. Paved street
cement sidewalk absolutely all modern con-
veniences-one block from car lne BUS
line and stores-convenient TO the theVy
Chase High School under construction. ana
the Chevy Chase Graded School.
For appointment to inspect phone Wis.
consin 1868 or. after pm. Wisconsin
2S76,
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Mt. Pleasant Modern Home.
Best location on 18th ST NV: r and
y a.. el light. INV h. porches. rear stair
'vly. brick garage. Price has recently been
= ducsd makitg this very good buy
II H BERGMAN.
go 81 NV Main 6S13.
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COLORED-BARGAIN.
Groom Home West of 10th st.
Only S8,O00-S65.00 a Month

wonderful opportunity for colorea to
buy fine colonial tyne brick home IN q
splendid NV. section. west OF lhth st
Large front porch big rooms and tiled
bath . halls Large cellar with excellent
heating plant. new decorations and fixtures.
large lot to paved alley. space for garage:
Immediate possession. Take advantage ~
this real bargain. Reduced TO $4,000; 5000
cash and sos q month including all m
terest See it TODAY. Call Franklin 457l Tor
annnInfmpnt to insnnrf
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New Leland Brick Home.
CLo,,,, Chose Md C1O QSO

This new brick home on a beautiful lot
with SIX immense shade trees Is one Of
nine homes lust being completed and We
believe this is one of the most attractive
group of homes have ever offered at
the price. Completely equipped. including
shades screens. garage-yards sodded and
heautIfied with shrubhery. Paved street.
cement sidewalk absolutely all modern con
venences-one block from car line. bus
line and stores--COnvenieut TO the Chevy
Chase High School under construction and
the Chevy Chase graded school.
For appointment to inspect: phone WIS
consin 2163. or after IN. Wisconsin 1915.
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OWNER DROPS $500.

Will take $500 less than cost for my sem
detached brick home in NV. has 8 rooms
bath. built-in garage. concrete alley. and
complete in every way: near Rittenhouse Il
and both car lines. Price. $4,000; owner.
Address Box IQl-N Star nflinn-
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Evening Phone Service to PM.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC, RECOMMEND
THE FOIL OWING CHEVY CHASE HOME OFFERS:
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a Ell
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INVESTIGATION
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SHANNON & LUCHS INC,
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SALE=HOUSES.
SACRIFICE

Builder will sell two bungalows at prac-
tically cost located in NV. Washington. on
| 4th st. car line: five and six rooms hot
water heat: hardwood floors: hult-in fea-
lures large lots: garages: handled on easy
terms
Phone Decatur 1861 after 4 PM
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
PanA rr1erican Labor
Federation Demands
Marines Withdraw

| WASHINGTON, July 81 P-The
Pan-American Federation of Labor
/ by rising vote today unanimously ap-
proved resolution urging imlnedi-
ate withdrawal of American forces
in Nicaragua so that the people OF
that country may fully and freely
Iwcrk out their own problems" Ac-
ton came upon joint motion of
Matthew Woll of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, United States d1e-
gate, and N. Flores Cabrea of Vene-
zuela
Preceding it's adoption the con-
gress was diverted from routine pro-
cedure when controversy was pre-
cipitated by move to strike from
the record an expression of good will
to the meeting from President
Machado of Cuba, Ricardo A. Mar
tinez Of Venezuela, sponsored the
move sin view of the oppression,
murder, and crimes made part of
Machado's administration.
Martinez contended that there were
strong probabilities, if the telegram
should be accepted, that the Cuban
president would take advantage on
it and pose as protector of the
working classes President Green of
the American Federation OF labor,
presiding however, ruled the greet
ings would be included in the pro-
ceedings.
The resolution urging withdrawal
of American forces from Nicaragua,
expressed regrets" to the Washing
ton government over recent events
in the Central American country
and requested that fNicaraguans be
given an opportunity to work out
their own problems "both for the
present as well as in the coming
election for president of Nicaragua,
and without any interference on the
part of any foreign nation"
1t also called upon the executive
committee of the Pan-American
Federation of Labor to cooperate
with the Nicaraguan Federation OF
Labor. Discussion of the resolution
first came before the congress i'm
mediately after the battle between
American marines and Nicaraguan
forces commanded by General San
dino.
The congress also adopted a reso-
luton appealing to Governor Fuller
Of Massachusetts, ito exercise his
power of clemency and authority OF
pardoning" in the cases of Nicolo
Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti
which he is now reviewing.
-Four other resolutions pertaining
"a the Sacco- -Vanzetti case were sub
! mitted.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
SHARKEY BEARS
NO EVIDENCE OF
CRUEL.INC FIGHT

YANKEE STADIUM, New York
July 81, Pj-Jack Sharkey in his
dressing room, after his defeat, de-
clared Dempsey dropped his body at
tack below the waist line in the
round that saw the knockout
cit was all right" he said as he
peered into mirror to don his tie.
His countenance, minus the air of
confidence that has been part of
Sharkey, was virtually unmarked and
his body bore scant evidence of Demp-
Sey's terrific. bombardment.
DR.. William Walker, Of the boxing
commission, who examined Sharkey S
solar plexus, said the boxer would
suffer no Ill effects. The examination
he added, gave no evidence foul had
been committed nor positive evidence
to the contrary.
AS Sharkey donned his clothes he
said with a flash: "Ill be fighting
when Denpseys got gray hair"
"It's all in the game" he said, in
another mood.
"It was just misfortune; that's
ALL"
IT can come back" he said with a
tightening of the jaw.
Sharkey's first thought was of his
wife, who remained in seclusion in
their hotel in upper Broadway. He left
at once by automobile to join ner.
Johnny Buckley, Snarkey's manager
claimed that his fighter "was fouled
half dozen times" and that otherwise
he would have won with ease.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
KIWANIS URGES
ACTION AT once
ON COUNTY SEAT
Pass Resolution Suggesting
That Time Is Ripe For
Moving Court House

At the regular weekly luncheon of
the Douglas Kiwanis club held yester-
day at noon at the Grand Tea rooms,
resolution was unanimously passed
asking the Douglas Chamber OF Com
n1erce and Mines to investigate the
possibilities of moving the Cochise
county court house from Tombstone
to Douglas. The idea was expressed
that the KiWanis feel that this is the
proper time to make this move and
the resolution was in the way of a
suggestion that survey of the senti-
ment on the subject be made with a
view of taking action.
The meeting was characterized by
q display of high spirits and enthus-
iasm over the future for the south
west and for Douglas. Speakers en-
phasized the prospects for greater
prosperity here because of the recent
developments in the concentration and
smelling Of lead ores and because. of
the general trend here toward the in
vestment of new capital in many lines
of endeaVOr.
The club is preparing to increase
it's membership and a long list of
names has been turned over to the
board for consideration. This list has
been hand picked from among the
business and professional men of the
city deemed to be the most sub
stantial and most sincere in their ef-
forts to boost the city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
YOUNG OPTIMISTIC

SACRAMENTO, July 81, lP)-Eis
optimism bolstered by the personal re-
port of two members of the Colorado
river commission on the results OF their
recent tour to five of the six other
western states interested with Cali
fornia in the development OF the Colo
RADIO river, Gov. G. G. Young this af-
ternoon was highly elated with the
prospects OF an early settlement of the
problems that to date have blocked all
efforts to utilize the waters of the
giant western waterway.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
GOVERNMENT OF
RUMANIA Will.
CAROL
Premier Bratiano Will Sup
press Former Crow n
Princes Attempts

BUCHAREST, Rumania, July q R)
Peace and quiet-uppermost virtues
and aims of King Ferdinand the
Just during bis life prevailed while
the mortal remains Of the beloved
sovereign were brought down from
the mountains of Sinaia to the low
levels of Cotrocei Palace today.
The body Of the king will lie IN
state in the winter palace until Sun
day, when it will be inferred in the
ancient cathedral at Curtea de Arges.
The lone Hohenzollern who stood with
the allies in the great war Will be
given a, last salute by them.
On the kings mausoleum will be
engraved: "I am Rumanian, first,
last and all the time"
Flowers from Queen Marie and the
daughters of the royal couple will
cover the bier, and throughout the
intervening period guards will hold
uninterrupted vigil.
In acclaiming the little Prince
Michael as King Michael the First OF
Rumania, the government announces
it's determination to suppress any at
tempts of the supporters of the former
Crown Prince Carol to win the throne
for him, yet a conversation between
Premier Bratiano and King Ferdinand
last December is recalled: Il would
have him shot," Bratiano is reported
as having told the king when con-
fronted with a report that Carol was
leaving Paris and proceeding to
Rumania.
'"Take care that he does not have
you shot," Ferdinand is quoted as
having retorted with laugh.
Placed on gun carriage-a gun
taken from the German armies, whose
leaders were Hohenzollerns, members
OF the late kings family, the body OF
Ferdinand, followed by the entire
royal family and delegations from all
the countries automatically repre-
sented in Rumania, was transferred
to the railroad station at Sinaia.
Troops, which, under the leadership
of General Averescu-until few
weeks ago premier of Rumania-
believed to be supporters Of Carol
as heir to the throne, were confined
to barracks. Silence reigned while
the mournful procession defiled.
Throughout the forenoon thousands
visited the castle at Sinaia, where the
coffin, draped in black, was exposed
in the great hall of the palace.
Peasants and city dwellers marched
slowly past, gazing mournfully at the
king, who was dressed in the uniform
of a general of the Rumanian army.
The arrival of the cortege at Buch-
Arrest was marked by scenes of sad
Continued on Page Eight)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
nRS. KENNEDY.
IS DEPOSED AS
HEAD
Indefinite RumOrs of Dis
cord Come From Seat Of
Four Square Gospel
AWAIT RETURN
Evangelist Expected From
Illinois to Take Charge
and Quell Disturbance

LOS ANGELES, July 81 H9 = A
crescendo of discord, echoed within
/ the holy precincts of Angelus Temple
today and fell upon the ear drums
of the outer world.
Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother or
Aimee Semple Mcpherson, has been
unseated as acting head of the
temple organization and today has
no authority over its affairs, declared
Brother Bender, who claimed that he
spoke for Rev. @. E. Jaynes, pastor
of the Riverside branch and Sister
McPherson's personal representative.
"Sister Mcpherson is president and
I am vice president and in charge
when she is absent" countered
Mother" Kennedy.
Rev. G. T.. Jaynes in his capacity
Of Mrs McPhersons representative
outranks Mrs. Kennedy in author
ity, answered back the opposition.
"The so-called revolt in the church
is by only six or eight members who
are ambitious to further their own
ends" was the retort of Mother"
Kennedy.
This group, some OF whom are not
even registered members OF the
temple, took charge OF the Sunday
and Tuesday night collections. This
they did without authority"
She said the trouble was the out
growth of her decision not to re-
tain some of the teachers in the
Bible school during the summer vaca-
tion period She said she would
take no action in event the commits
tee continued to take charge Of the
temple collections until the evangel-
lists returned.
Both sides in the controversy
claim that sister" is on their side
Rev. C. T.. Jaynes intinated that
dissension in the church was entirely
between the daughter and mother
TO which mother" made answer:
'It is only few hours until Sis
ter Mcpherson gets back from Chi
cago and have no fear Of her de-
cislon. then. Her mother has always
been her best friend. Didn't her
telegram which she sent me today
from Omaha, say to stand firm and
not worry? The spirit of the church
as a whole is splendid
Mrs. Kennedy declared that she
sent the telegram demanding her
daughters return from an unfinished
evangelistic crusade in Illinois be-
cause of disSension in the church by
a small self-seeking element, and
because Of monty shortage due to
the disappearance OF money and
papers from the temple offices.
Two burglaries were committed at
the temple Saturday night, she
stated.
Mrs. Kennedy said today that she
wants to retire from active service
at the temple Immediately upon the
return here Saturday of Aimee
Semple Mcpherson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
UTAH SENATOR
IN FAVOR Of
INTRODUCTION
Senate Chairman Would
Make Slash on This Years
Income Taxes
FLOOD RELIEF
Special Session of Congress
Imperative To Relieve
Sufferers

RAPID CITY, S. D., July 81 tP-
Senator Smoot, of Utah, one of the
administration leaders, came to the
summer White House today to re-
new his appeal to President Coolidge
for a special session of congress ir
the fall:
A recommendation made yesterday
by Secretary Hoover that the federal
government give immediate relief ir
the Mississippi flood situation makes
the special session imperative in the
opinion of Senator Smoot.
In order to give this relief and tc
get government finances on better
basis, the Utah senator believed the
administration would do well to
have congress meet early and pass
the deficiency appropriation bill
which was lost in the senate fill
buster at the close of the last ses-
sion. That bill carries large amount
Of funds to meet emergency eX-
penses of the government and these
funds, he thinks, would be needed il
immediate relief was to be extended
to the flood area.
Senator Snoot, who is chairman
of the senate finance committee
which is preparing to take up tax
reduction bill next session, reiterated
that the prospective tax slash should
be held to $300,000,000. He suggest
cd, however, to the president that
the reduction be made to apply to
this years incomes. If the cut does
apply on this years incomes, he
pointed out tat it would be neces-
Sary to have the tax bill enacted be-
fore March Is when the first INSTALL
ment Of taxes for this year fall due
The corporation tax should re-
ceive first consideration the Utah
senator declared, and he proposed
that it be cut from 13 IL per cent
TO IL per cent which would consume
$150O0OOO of the prospective $780,
100000 reduction.
Repeal of the remaining nuisance
levy, including those of theatre ad-
missions and club dues also is favor
ed by Senator Smoot. He is opposed
to wiping out entirely tax on
automobile cars which was cut from
five to three per cent last session
but he would reduce this tax to at
least one and half per cent.
"While our surplus for the last
fiscal year was $562,000,G00," he said
1--WE must remember that many items
went to make up this surplus that
will not be available next year. There
is great volume Of business but
the profits are small and am not
going to sanction a bill which will
leave us Ill hole. The total cut
should be held to S300,000,000."
The Utah senator favors some re-
duction in the tax rate applying or
incomes between $4,000 and $4,000
but he thinks the regular normal in
come rates are about right.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
PRINCE CAROLS REQUEST TO
ATTEND FUNERAL is IGNORED

clared: II will not go back to
Rumania."
Detectives are again patrOIling
the precincts of Carols home:
they scrutinize every visitor and
demand his business.
A special service will be held
in the Rumanian church in Paris
ut II o'clock Sunday morning for
officials, and at o'clock sun
day afternoon for the Rumanian
cOlOney.
"CarOl is certain to attend
bOth services" one of his intI-
mate friends said. eff he is for
hidden to see his father at
Bucharest and attend his fun
eral, there is no reason why he
should not be able to worship
his memory in France"
When the chief of the detec-
tivcs watching over the destinies
of the former Runanian heir
was informed of this decision, he
remarked firmly: "CarOl will be
well looked after; no harm will
come to him during the services"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22

PARIS, July 21 (R-The fact
that former Grown Prince Carol
of Rumania expressed the desire
to attend his fathers funeral,
in a message to the royal family
at Bucharest, and has not yet re-
Ceived a reply, was made known
in statement given out i'll his
behalf tonight by a high person
age closely connected witn him.
In this statement the former
crown prince il referred 10 as
'Ixing Carol of Ruman;a."
"BrcIen by sorrow" the state
ment read, 81 could no; receive
the press. consider that in
these moments the press cUght 10
respect the sorrow of a son who
feels so deeply the personal loss
of Il father he loved and re-
spected, and the loss to the
country that he always loved SO
much"
In a previous announcement,
the former crown prince de-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
STATE, DEMANDS DEATH PENALTY
FOR BIRGER AND TWO ASSOCIATES

BENTON, Ills, July 21 R-
Sitting muteIy, after refusing to
testify in their own defense,
Charles Birger, known as "Ma-
chine Gun Charley" Art Newman,
and Ray Hyland late today heard
the state demand the death PEN
atty for each, in their TRIAL for
the murder of Mayor Joe, Adams,
OF West City.
NeeIy T. Glenn, assistant states
attorney, opened the closing argu-
ments to the jury with a detailed
story of how the gangster trio
is alleged to have planned, ordered
and paid for the Staying of Adams,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
CHApMAN CASE ARREsTS

MEXICO CITY. July q, i#?-The
American embassy received message
today from the British consul Sparks
at Puerto, Mexico, saying: ARRESTS
have been made in Chapman case"
No names or details are, given by
the consul.
William E. Chapman, the United
States Consul at Puerto, Mexico, was
shot recently by man who entered
his home He was seriously wounded
but is said to be recovering.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
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Prince Carol Is
Detected As He
Abandons All Hope

y PARIS, July 81, R)-Secluded !
y in his villa at Neuilly, a suburb
y of Paris, the deposed crown
y prince Carol of Rumania is deep
y ly detected, members of his
" household assert and has aban-
y doned all hope of attending the
y funeral of his father, the late
X King Ferdinand, Sunday.
y His servants describe him as
& "iust letting himself live" His
X own statement sent to the news
* papermen waiting outside the VIII
y la is said to reflect the state of
y mind Of the former heir to the !
y Rumanian throne.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22

a supporter Of the rival Shelton
gangsters.
Declaring that men who con-
spire to kill are equally guilty with
the man who pulls the trigger,
Glenn asserted this case warrant
ed "the extreme penalty"
'Newman was Birger's aide and
HyIand his henchman," Glenn
said. 'Birger is Al years old.
Newman is 38 and Hyland is 81.
The undisputed evidence shows
these men picked Harry Thomas
son, 19, and Elmo ThOmassOn, II,
to kill Joe Adams. Think of it!
These men sent orphan boys to
do murder!"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
DISSENSI0N VISITS AIMEE'S TE
Sn1oot Urges President TO Coll Extra Session
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SaccO and Vanzetti
Awaiting Execution
Are on Hunger Strike

y BOSTON, July 81, R--While Y
y Nicola Sacco and Bartholomew Y
y Vanzetti, awaiting execution 1or Y
* the death sentence for murder T
y continued their hunger strike to- Z
* day in protest against the meth =
*: ods used by Governor Fuller in T
81 reviewing the evidence taken at Y
). their trial. The advisory commit Y
* tee which is assisting the COVER 4
II nor in his study of. the case an +
y nounced that it had concluded its 4
* hearings. T
y The committee will hear argu- =
* ments by defense counsel and y
* representatives of the state be- ;.
= ginning Monday. T
* * Il 4 # ~ * r. * y =. Z = y +
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22

CLEVELAND, July 81. (R-Alvsnley
Johnston, was installed as Grand Chief
engineer today along with other newly
elected officers of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers in triennial
convention here since June l.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-22
STEAMERS COLLIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, July q HJ--The
steamers Pacific Trader and Northland
collided just outside the Golden Gate
in a heavy fog late tonight, said re-
ports by radio to the federal tele-
graph company. The messages said the
Northland had been deserted by her
crew and was sinking. The Pacific
Trader picked up the Noythland's
crew