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Evening star., 1927-03-25
WILL GUARD CHURCHES.
Mexican officials Ordered % In
creaEs Vigilance &C Edifices.

MEXTt@ CITY. March 25 R.-
Presidens Gales has issued instruc-
tons to officials to watch Catholic
churches with increased vigilance,
says Ell Universal Grafico. No ex.
planation for the increased vigilance
was offered.
Since the withdrawal of priests
from the churches last August in pro-
test against the religious regulations
of the Mexican government. the
churches have been In charge of cit.
zen committees appointed by the
municipal authorities.
Evening star., 1927-03-25
Red Cross Aid Not Asked.

So far the American Red Cross
has received no request from the
State Department to aid, the situation
at Shanghai or other Chinese areas
and will not act until asked to do so.
Evening star., 1927-03-25
GROCERY STORE
ROBBED OF $12D
Man Suspected of Two Other
HoId-Ups Backs Manager
and Clerk Into Room.

Washington's brunette bandit, a
saturnine individual answering to
the description given police by re-
cent hold-up victims, entered a Sanl-
tary Grocery Store, at 1924 M street,
shortly after o'clock this morning,
backed the manager and clerk into
a rear room at the point of a re-
volver and looted the safe of $12O.
The same store was robbed two
years ago by the "blond bandit"
now in the penitentiary.
After robbing the store he strolled
casually by policeman at Sixteenth
and M streets, crossed Sixteenth
street, and then broke into run.
turning up an alley and eluding
pursuit.
Emptied Small Safe.
AS C. l.. Skinner of Riverdale, Md.
manager of the store was sorting
some stock he looked up to face the
muZZle of an automatic. The in
truder, short, swarthy man, wear
ing a slouch hat and dark blue over
coat ordered him and a clerk, Cor
don Rowzie, Del Ray. Va, to back
into the rear room. He emphasized
his command by thrusting his gun
against SINNERS ribs.
Throw your hands up and get into
that back room,' he ordered, "and If
anybody comes in that door while I'm
in here I'll shoot and shoot to kill"
Keeping his eye and gun on his vic
Tins the bandit emptied the contents
of a small safe into his pockets and
then backed out of the store, pausing
to lock the door.
No Trace Is Found.
AS soon as he had gone. Skinner
beat on the window, attracting the at
tention Of passerby who summoned
police.
Headquarters detectives and police
of the third precinct made a thorough
search of the neighborhood, but were
unable to find any trace of the hold.
up man. The description furnished
by the store manager was almost
identical with descriptions given by
other hold-up victims.
Recent hold ups at Eleventh street
and Vermont avenue and Eighteenth
street and Oregon avenue are credited
to the same bandit.
Evening star., 1927-03-25
Cut of 5000, 600, 900 in Revenue.

A 2 per cent cut in this rate would
cost the Government $500, 100000
revenue annually, Senator Smoot es-
Inmates, or almost half of the prospec-
tive total reduction now in sight.
While little hope is held out by Mr..
Smoot for the income taxpayers. this
class is not without it's friends, and a
slice all along the line in income rates
is confidently anticipated. Senator
Smoot says income rates have been
cut almost to the limit, pointing out
that a man with two children now
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17

FINE OLD SOUTHERN FARM HOME OF
20 rooms in a large yard set with beautl-
fui trees and Towering shrubs, orchard. on
near two State roads building. WITHIN ~
miles OF Capitol Farm contains 100 acres
and borders Patuxent River for half mile.
The usual other farm buildings. 100 acres IN
bargain price: terms. Address Box 1871.
Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17

State Rd. Equipped Farm
$1,000 From Coal Mine
in operation. netting up to 81 900 year
1S acres edge high school village. abundance
fruit. rich soil spring -watered pasture: slate
roof .5.reom home. all needed hldgs.; est
to settle affairs. only 81 300 and will leave
prize winning purebred poultry. cows. farm
CONTINENT; terms arranged. Details ?; IL -
hiG Illus catalogue: copy FREE. STROUI
AGENCY. 1i22-N Land Title Bldg. Phila'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
SALE--FARMS.
{Coutinued.

a ACRES. ~ MILES FROM TAKoMA.
nart cleared balance woodland: substantial
broom cottage: 2 large poultry houses; large
cenlert-block barn. cow shed, etc: we'll
higa level land: good roads TO door. $4,000.
terms.
8 to 10 acres Just off CUlesville pike; tx
cellent land stream: $500 per acre.
About 200 acres of the finest farm land
n Montgomery County living beautifully,
producing 80 bushels of wheat House and
Jutbuildings. we'll watered: good roads.
r. D. LILLE.
Laurel and Carroll Ayes. Takoma Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'Y.
SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-HOUSES.
ETACHED-sACRIFIcE s15:590M oJi,o
Never again. Owner building 10000 home
offers center hall. 8 rms; attractive ar
rangement: fireplace, many built:in features,
Of flowers shrubbery. trees ETC.; ga Sara;g gs
mediate sale, Don't, miss this valuable
FOR COLOREp-6 ROOMS. BATH. ALL
modern. sem; Diet. brick Opposite Coy. park
in best Sc; LEGATION, S6.25s99, $3.50 cash.
CHEVY CHASE. .. C.. 1920 MORRISON
st.-Army, officer. leaving. offers his semi
maids room metal weather stripped pposdis: z
parauet floors; Gear garage; large lot: for
S14.950. Mai. C. NJ. McCORKLE,
l7SS LANIER PL. NEAR 18th AND CO.
lumbia rd.. best location in city-10 beau
tiful rooms. large closet. 2 tile baths: ami:
pOrches: garden: double brick garage:
ST 500 cash balance easy payments. Owner
NINE-RooM -HSUSE. MODERATE I'M
proyements u here's; near Wash: Country
AQU1Hs l081&nt1s Qs.kA s9&s z4zss y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
$500 CASH

Nearly new detached home, Just Of Wis;
eonsin ave. where IT p cool and high: 9
Large lot facing Q streets. Fine cellar.
So 500: SIS per month. Call Cleve. 2731.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
tCOntinued.l

BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND IXTH, AP-
ply Sundays 81. after 8 pm. week Nsy6. i3l
GsaRsgssk I'm SastsEy Z SaEaI Ma. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
BIG GROOM PETwoRTH HOME
WITH BU1LT.IN GARAGE

II you are looking for real bargain in
Groom home with. 3 large covered porehes;
on high elevation. in Petworth Tiled
bedroom across eHtire front of house. kitch-
en- with pantry; built;in garage deep i3t to
hardwood floors and all modern conyen.
fences This house is priced for immediate
sale at ST $50. Will make convenient terms.
Call Adams S724-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
SALE-ACREAGE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

%1STED-ACREAGE FOR sUBDIyIS1oN.
nrica not to exceed approximate double bor-
ro%ing capacity. will give in payment new
de:ached brick houses on same basis BUD sup.
{ett to one trust and nay part cssn' bro ,Io
deal only in our own property; FULIU., is;,, n
GORDON. HOS Continental Trust Boildias'
MIN 5MSl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17

h.ra ssvoral clear lots in different sec
4inns of the CITY that | can exchange LOT
s.nnll houses subject to one trust. CaI al
1fO6 Investment Bldg. 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
BIG GROOM PETwoRTH HOME.
WITH BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ONLY S7.950-EASY TERMS.

II you are looking for q real bargain il
the NV. 1t will pay you to inspect this
big Groom home. with 8 large covere,
porches. on high elevation in :Petworth
master bedroom across entire front o.
house: kitchen with pantry: built-in garage
deep lot to paved alley, Newly decorater
ern conveniences. This home is priced TO-
Immediate sale at .S7,950. Will make con
yenient terms Call Columbia 755l-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-17
FOR SALEi

Eight rooms: h.-w:h.: garage: good CO.
Six rooms, b.: occupied by owners:
st.. near 18th. -
Six rooms. b.: electricity: Morton st.. bet
Georgia and Sherman ayes.
Six rooms: h.-wh., electricity: GreshaD
pl.. bet. Georgia and Sherman ayes.
J. F. HOLLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-30
coNsTANTINOPLE PREPARES.
no Planes to Circle City as American
FLYERS Arrive.

CoNSTANTINOPLE August 30
fp1 -Constantinople was awaiting the
arrival of the Pride of Detroit, Aneri-
can round .the-world plane. today as
+be browning event Of the annual
Turl,ish aviation fete. The program
MAS arranged by the Turkish Aviation
league. the official organization
chsrsed with raising funds to buy
n,iiitary and commercial planes tor
Turkey. $1,000.
Thirty planes bought by the league
s.;s wear were to circle over the min
.rets Of STEAMBOAT. using the occasion
to drop propaganda leaflets urging the
ron,liatien to buy tickets for the avia-
lion lottery and join the popular SUD.
scription list for the purchase Oh
planes. ,a o,,ar
Tnesday's profits to the league ana
citizens were to pay an extra plastre
on trolley and ferry fares for the
same purpose. mn, so .,,ora
was to be a papier-mache airplane on
q canton. with girls holding posters
reading, THE airplane is the most re-
douhtable arm in future wars, ITO
aid turkish aviation Is to aid victory
Tonight there is to be a concert and
dance at Seraglio Point Park, where
the ancient harem Of the imperial pal
sne will look down upon the dancers.
A fazz band will play and the aviation
Ieaxue will present prize TO the
couple giving the best exhibition OF
the Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-30
CONFIDENT OF GLOBE RECORD,
SCFLEE AND BROCK DECLARE
Plane Functions Perfectly Entire Way to
Munich-Flyers View Battlehelds-Find
Maps Useless and Miss Stuttgart Field.

from Croydon at S2S o'clock this morn
ing. There was no ceremony at our
departure and comparatively few spec
tators.
The Pride Of Detroit quietly took
the air. Probably nobody knew when
we were going to leave. An English
machine followed US to Dover, and
the last thing we saw of England was
it's pilot waving good-by to us.
Over the channel there was some
haze-enough to throw us a little off
our course Instead Of hitting Calais
we ran slightly west of that town and
headed eastward across France. Our
altitude averaged about 1000 feet and
our speed 80 miles hourly. The wind
kept changing. Once or twice we had
pretty strong Northumberland enough
to cause any trouble. though. Oc-
casionally we dropped down near the
ground to look some old war trenches
over. and made detours along the
battlelines.
Maps were not much use Rely en-
tirely on them and you are liable to
find yourself back where you came
from. Mostly the earth inductor com.
pass guided us. Once in while we
would drop down to pick up some
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Army Aviator Skids Safely to Landing
Without Gear After Crashing in Tail Spin

Realizing that his landing gear had
been crushed, Lieut.. Hunting headed
for Kelly Field, where there Is more
room for delicate landings. He stalled
his plane and skidded along the
ground, handling the controls so skill
fully that the plane did not overturn
or suffer further damage.
Usually aviators would have used
their parachutes under the circum.
stances. but Lieut.. Hunting did not
wish to further damage the plane, an
AT.4 pursuit. training ship. -
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S40,0DOCONSP|RACY
IS CHARGED TO FIVE
Grand Jury Issues Indict.
ment, Accusing Quintet of
Bankruptcy Maneuver.

The grand jury today charged five
persons with a conspiracy to conceal
assets valued in excess Of $4,000 in
Probey's, Inc, which conducted an
automobile tire business and against
which a bankruptcy petition was filed
by creditors August Z, 1926.
The Indictment charges that the &C.
cused conspired, combined, federated
and agreed to conceal from Lloyd A.
Douglass, who was selected as trus-
tee in bankruptcy, $4,000 in money,
certain promissory notes and accounts
receivable to the extent Of $4,000 and
automobile tires and tubes valued in
excess Of 100000.
Five Persons Accused.
The accused are T. Oliver PRODIGY,
vice president and manager of Pro-
bey's, Inc; his son, James NJ. PRODIGY,
president of the company; his sonin.
law, Marion T. Edwards, secretary of
Probey's and president and treasurer
of the District Finance Co.; Harry l..
Elkins, an employee and clerk of Pro-
bey's, Inc, and president and mana
ger of the Henderson Tire Corpora
ton, Inc, and John H. Frankeberger
who is described as a personal friend"
of the four other persons and vice
president of the Henderson Tire Cor
poration.
The indictment alleges that, in
furtherance of the alleged conspiracy,
T. Oliver Prodigy, James M. Prodigy
and Marion T. Edwards formed the
District Finance Co., which, after
May 81, 1926, acted as a collection
agency for Probey's, Inc, and that all
five of the accused formed the Hen
derson Tire Corporation. which acted
as sales agent and as branch store
Of Probey's, Inc, and that the acts,
doings and property of all three cor
porations were dominated by the ac-
cused.
Bankruptcy Held Anticipated.
The charge is made that the five
men, anticipating that petition in
bankruptcy would be filed, entered
into the alleged unlawful agreement
by which certain property Of the
Prodigy company was withheld when
placed in charge Of the company.
pending the selection Of the trustee
in bankruptcy.
Counsel for the trustee in bank
ruptcy, who laid the evidence before
the grand jury, stated that two car
loads of tires and tubes were found in
a warehouse on Light street in Balti-
moremore August IS, 1926. and several
hundred tires and tubes located in the
rear of 1910 Pennsylvania avenue.
The indictment sets out SO alleged
overt acts in connection with the al
legged conspiracy.
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MEXICO TO RELEASE
U. S. ARMY OFFICERS
Capt. c. H. Reynolds and Sergt.
Gus Newland, Forced Down,
Ordered Freed.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. August 30.-Ex.
celsior says the Mexican treasury de.
partment has instructed the customs
authorities at Ojinaga to release the
United States Army aviators, Capt.
c. H. Reynolds and Master Sergt. Gus
Newland, and permit them to fly back
to the United States, provided investi-
cation shows they were forced to land
on Mexican soil and that there was
mo smuggling purpose" behind their
fight.
Capt. Reynolds and his aide were
held by the Mexicans after they had
been forced down near Ruidosa, state
Of Chihuahua. The aviators, members
Of the second division Of the Army Air
Service, apparently strayed from their
course, which led to Kelly Field, San
Antonio, from Arizona, where they
had unsuccessfully searched for Alfred
z. Menard, shell-shocked veteran lost
in the Arizona desert.