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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

LIST RESIDENTIAL OR BUSINESS PROP
Grty which sou wish to sell with this once.
We have clients with funds 70 invest
WHITEFORD g. JAWISH. INC
Southern Bldg National l8O0
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SALE OR RENT--Co-oPE APIS
FOR SALE or RENT; UNFUftNfsHEE9-
Tilden Gardens 1920 Tllden 81 Slx-rcnm
apt with bath and laXatory. Cal phone
Cleveland 6Gae
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MANTEn-RUsINEsS PRoPERTY.

ALL CASH FOR BUILDINGS LEASED re
CHAIN STORES. Give fun information as
to location, tenant. terms OF lease and price
in first reply. IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT
on satisfactory offers. Address Box 22i-A
Star Office
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PROPERTY

NORTH BEACH tMDl COTTAGE
now. Phone Columbia s445.
FOR RENT. FROM AUGUST II. 5-ROOM
cottage on West River, at Shady Side, Md
/ HAVE BUILT AND ROT,D NEARLY 100
Summer bungalows this year on pleasant
terms every customer delighted; beautiful
water sites, near washington; running water,
shower bath city flush toilet. electric lights
n every s9ttsse small md down payments
WILL SACRIFICE MOST DESIRABLE COT
tage in Edgewater Beach on South River
completely and nicely furnished 4 bsd
dining room. kitchen. large screened porch,
2-car garage with maids room and bath;
house, bathing rooms. beautiful grounds
| hedged, pretty lawn, shruobery, flowers
speedboat, rowboat and cupboard motor boat
For further information and an appoint
ment, phone owner and occupant. Annapolis
EOK RENT or. sALE--CoTTAGE NORTH
Beach, Chesapeake Beach North Beach Park.
h 4em l9 s a9w snd an n SIG per 9n cbs
apeake Beach. Md. Phone North Beach So.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW FOR RENT IN
Owner, sos East 35th St. Baltic, Nd
REAL EsTATE-LoANs.
MONEY 70 LOAN on 2; G. RRAL ESTATE STATE
az aSs a99P' f. 5PFEsys s st. h interest
SUPERIOR FINANCE { INVESTMENT CO,
1881 @ St. NV. Room 2Os. Met. 24ss
SEE ME FIRST-lst md AND sra TRUSTS:
40 req tape; quick service; reasonable
$500. repay 1850 wk. $500, repay 81 so wk
500, repay $3.50 wk. $500. repay 81. so Wk.
$500, repay 81 so wk $4,000, repay 100 wk.
81. 500. repay sl2 so wk. 5000, repay $500 wk.
IS. 500. repay SIT so wk. $4,000. repay $50 90 wk.
Above payments include principal and in
terest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-monthly Also loans in nearby Md. & Va.
DIR HENRY. INC, l0f5 Eye St NV.
where Eve meets N Y, ave.
Is Your LIST. End or 3rd Trust Due?
Do You Need Money?
MR.. FRIEDMAN,
ale sth St. NV, Room 7o7 Nat 4sI9.
QUICK MONEY.
ITO LEND LIST AND and TRUSTS; 500 TO
Sc .500--MARYLAND AND ID, G. HOMES.
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANSAC-
TIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
c. +. WARING,
1915 ST. NV NATL sI72.
- wANTED-MoNEY.
ACCOUNT ILLNESS. WIDOW MUST SACRI-
fee valuable trust note; big discount for
mediate cash. Address BOX 4s2-A. Star
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES

WANTED FOR RENT. 5-B-ROoM HOUSE.
Modern: bv quiet couple; no children; pre-
ferably NV. District or suburbs quiet 10
cality Address Box 3i4-A, star once. ~ y
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SALE--ACREAGE.

I WANT TO BUY A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
II you have one for sale let me know. Ad
dress Box 258-A, star once
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TOMORROW

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON, Aucttoneers.
UNITED STATES MARSHALtS SALE OF
CHEVROLET TRUCK
BY virtue Of a writ Of feri facias issued
Court, Of The District Of Columbia and to
me directed, l will sail at public sale for
cash, at Call Calls Psrkins Garage 62S II
ST. NV. Washington, d, c. at TEN
O'CLOCK NJ. ON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
TWELFTH, 1881 one Chevrolet truck, mo-
tor No. T-327i573, seized and levied upon
as the property Of the defendant, Adolph
J. Sehippert, and sold to satisfy q iudg-
ment at law. No. 70s51. in favor Of Lulu
M. Cropley.
EDGAR c. SNYDER,
United States Marshal in and
for the District of Columbia.
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

rms. ba, reconditioned. gas. cleo, gar. $40;
also So acres, s-rm, ba. house, hennesfy;
barn, fruit shade. SEQ also detached
bungalow, 5 rms ba.. gas. elec.i $50 Full
TON r. GORDON. Peo-l Ins. Bids. DIS.
523l Even. Clev. 47S3.
CHEVY CHASE, d C., RMS, BA., DE-
tached brick, made-oyer-new. gar' IaIhSS
veranda s85 also detached. brick: PED
room and ba. downstairs and BED rooms
ba, End A.; Pear gar.; beautiful in ltn1a
bed rooms. ba, brick gar. Sl55 F1EG-
TON r. GORDON. PEG. ms Bldg. DIS
523l Even. Clev. 47s3
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--DETACaEp, . BRICK E
new, never occupied, near G. 9. Cldcic' o
rms. 2 ba. gar $l15 no less Ad 98ol-W'
1914 5th ST N.W.-BRICK HOUSE RMS:
large bath with shower, built-ln gafesei
excellent condition Clev. 6544.
s7os OLIVER ST. NV, CHEVY CEASE
d Go rooms baths, modern; On luU-
IT, lot Center-hau plan perfect conoitlcn'
trees and shrubs Sl35 mo,
log Primrose st.--S125 per mo; 9 rooms
and baths, garage for cars center nan
brick modern in every respect and N PEI,
feet condition. lot is 70 IT. wide and wen
''''''' PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Nat 1900. Investment blog,
1920 10th ST NW.-l0 ROOMS, 2 BATHS;
''','S JOIN. QUINN CO, INC; zu
7O4 18th St NV. Dist. 5l42-
5g24 attn NV - SEMI DETACHED. SIX
rooms, bath, shower, den fireplace; hne
condition. big yard; screens. weather strips
S0''OO' BOSS & PHELPS, ~
ldTT K ST Phone Nat. $500.
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A REAL HOME FOR THE RIGHT Parity.
Located in enc OF the preltiest sections OF
the northwest is q beautiful semi detached
brick home containing G rooms and rear
porches inclosrd. lighted and heated exactly
rs rooms; ? baths. practical fireplace. hard
wood floors and rich oak woodwork through
out. beautifully equipped kitchen, Sanitas
walls. inlaid h1oleum, large pantry with
electric refrigeration daylight cellar with
cold storage rooms under front porch and
pear. baiIt-ia, heated garaEe; larEe lot,
beautifully planted paved street and alley.
making this one Of the most complete homes
constructed since the war. Owner is very
anxious to sell and VIII accept reasonable
price and very reasonable terms from the
right party. For further details call Adams
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Roomiae house. ccntafnine u large rooms
lu wonderful location all roosas nov oe-
cUplco car be bouEbt furnished or NnIuf-
niSheG VIII consider trade a. peri pay
r1e1gt Wo0DWAE{ & EETTH 2e29 r. 4
aye. &c North 07S8
COTTAGE EXCLUSIVE WHIT l.
NEIGHBORHO0D
4l39 HAYES 50. u,e.~-5 r & b., cleo etE
SIS 60. ~ r. LOCKWOOD, f4I0 G. nv. 10
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MASS. AVE. PARK.

Detached residence. ccntcr-hau plan
beautifully handicapped lot
WHTTEFORD & JAWISH. NC
Southern Bldg National 1900.
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WANT TO BUY s OR ROOM BRICK
hease vicinity OF St Gabriel School: have
all cash. Address Box 965-A, Star ONCE.
DETACHED BRICK. S OR ROOMS. IN
good NV. or ne. section: not over $4,000
small down payment, sos per month, VIII
consider house IA need OF repairs. Address
Box 454-A, Star Office.
SMALL HOUSE IN BRIGHTWOoD SEC
ton; must be bargain. Address BOX 467-A,
star Office
QUICK CASH FOR BARGAINS, WHITE OR
ooloIed, in NV Give lowest price, location,
etc. Box 1858, City P. o.
HAVE CLIENT WHO WILL BUY OLD
houses in any section Prefers clear prop
eriy- II must be cheap. WIN pay cash.
Last yours with us today.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1926 i4th St NV. North 09s2.
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AUCTION SALES.
HrNWWgs

THIS AFTERNOON
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AuCTIONEERS
1881 EYE ST. NV,
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story and Basement Brick
Factory Building, Secon d
Commercial Zone, II a |
Square from Railway Sta
ton, Two Squares from New
Market, Being Premises 22O
L Street Northeast.
recorded in Liber No 6535, folio l07 al sea ,
OF the land records OF the District az CO.
iumbla. ana at the request Of the party Sc
cureu thereby, the undersigned trustees will
sell at public auction, in front of the prem
lSeS' on IgESDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY
OF AUGUST A d 1881. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and prem
ises. situate IN the District Of Columbia and
designated as and being lot 70 in Wilbur
r. Nashs combination OF lots II and ls in
square 7fS, as per plat recorded in the once
OF the surveyor for the District OF Column
oia in Llber AZ at folio las
Terms. Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust for $1,000 CO. further particulars Of
Whlch Will be announced at time OF sale:
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. deposit of $500 90 reauired
cost. Terms TO be complied with within
tnlrty GAYS, otherwise deposit forfeited and
me property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees.
J, l. KRUPSAW.
MAURICE GREENBAUM.
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SALE-uOUsEs.

OPEN BAR5s AIN-i830 MONROE ST. N.W.h
owner purchased larrer RENE pF4eea low
Tor quick sale beautiful location. see at
once Real opportunity. Submit your own
terms E W BAILEY Adams 4iB6. -
3iI8 LEGATION ST-YOU MUST SEE THIS
wonderful AIL-BRICK home. modern com
plete; private porch, shade trees. 1enCe-t4-
closed yard. open . 10 y ~. or call ior
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MOI CONVENIENT SEXTON,

PRICE ONLY ss36a
Broom nome IN perfect condition. LARGE
back saES GARAGE
Nes. NORTH Csptoi and Y SITS
WAHLE g. JAMES INC,
1926 ,btg Sd NV North o962
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RENT--SUBURBAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT--STORES.

1889 UNSUITABLE FOR LUNCH
room, delicatessen. barber shop or beauty
parlor; $50. r. o. BELT. Union Trust Bldg.
Nat. 1896. IL
456 K ST NW.-STORE AND DWELLING:
good location any business. d. H. JOHNSON
CO. 94l N. Y. ave.
73l 18th S.W.--FINE, LARGE CORNER STORE
opposite proposed Junior hiEh school.
HENRY SCHAFFERT, $50 Ionn Marshall Pl
AUTOMOBILE SALESRoOM AT 1872 CON
neCticut ave. NV; rent reasonable.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO,
1881 K St NV
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sALE-sUBURBAN.

A SIX-RoOM, BATH BUNGALOW. WITH
electric lghts, open fireplace five large lots,
Summer home. one mile above Cabin Johns:
easy terms or trade. H. r.. KING, Lin
BUNGALOW IS RMS. BA.. MADE-OVER
new. nearby Va. $3.50 also rms, ha.'
So $50, nearby Nd. reasonable terms. Full
TON r GoRDoN Peo. Ins. Bids. DIST.
HANDSOME I2-S. FARM-oNLY s6,25o.
Independence and happiness await buyer
ago GOOD H house ees o~3'T poFss
surrounded by u bis naples. Undoubtedly
ares rehad u Road now benF
R@5s fsosf aN BEL rS e cs fe a 4oo
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
Open daily until pm. 250B Perry st
ne. de luxe bungalow st moderate
WooDRIDGE REALTY co,
2377 R. I Ave. NE. North 1908.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS
crete street. ESQ. New s-room shinglc
bungalow. h.-w.h.. oak floors, tile bath and
S'O".' wSoopRiTpaE REALTY co, .
1917 r. /. Ave. NE. North 1908.
WOODBRIDGE.
New 6-room house. blocks from Rhgde
Island ave Oak floors tile bath. beautiful
So $50: $500 &C cash balance Ike rent. open
for inspection evenings. Apply 23i4 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Dec. ll4i.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
See me at once New Groom house, only
ss.25o. 5-room new bungalow. $3.50; s
rooms slate roof. $500. See Mr.. MAYNoR.
2sO5 Brentwood I'd. ne. North 1888.
A REAL BARGAIN.
7-room house. bath. .hot-water heat, al
modern improvements. large front and side
porches; lot so by $50; newly painted and
painted throughout. Only S4,5oo; submit
your terms.
PERRY BOSWELL.
Prince Georges Bank Bldg,
Mt. Rainier, Md.
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- WANTED-MONEY.
ACCOUNT ILLNESS. WIDOW MUST SACRI-
fee valuable trust note; big discount for
mediate cash. Address BOX 4s2-A, star
The Washington times., 1931-01-30

preciably reduce the cost of
the entire undertaking to the
District" ...
Principal items in the big Dis,
trict cash bill, prepared by sub
committee headed by Rep. Robert
G. Simmons, (RO, Nebraska, who
presented the report today, and
comprising also Representatives
Holiday (R0, Illinois; Thatcher
(R0, Kentucky; Cannon CD,
Missouri, and Collins CD, Mis-,
Sippi, included: " '.
Street and road improvement
and repair, $4,172, 600, which is
about $304,000 less than the Bud
get figures.
Bridges construction and re,
pair, $145,0 900, or $4,000 above
the estimates.
New York Avenue bridge, over
right of way of Washington Term
inal Company, 100000.
Replacement Klingle Valley
bridge, $685.
Pay Estimate Cut -
Salaries of teachers, librarians,
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Mussolini Accepts
Apology of U. S.

The formal apology which the
United States Government ten
dered to Premier MuSSolini Of
Italy because Maj. Gen. Smedley
D. Butler, U. S. M. c., pictured
him as a heartleSS hit-and-run
driver has eminently satisfied the
Italian dictator.
In note to the Italian AmbaS-
sador here, which was presented
to Secretary Of State Stimson, II
Duce said he considered the in
cident closed.
The text of MusSolinTs mes
sage to the italian Ambassador
follows:
81 felt sure 1 would obtain
justice and prompt redress from
the fairness, the loyalty and
the friendship of the American
Government and the American
people, whose respect for truth
is well known to me.
"WilI you please cOmmuni-
cate to the Federal Government
(American) that consider
closed the incident, which, for
my part, L have already for
gotten"
The message was conveyed per
sonally to the State Department
by the Ambassador, Noodle Gla-
como de MARITIME.
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HOOVER ORDERS
BUTLER TRIAL
International Newsrec
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the incident with, what does
one life matter in the affairs
of the state?" makes his convic-
ton assured.
Even granted that General
Butler could plead justification
and even could he prove his al
legation, It is not likely that any
court of high ranking officers
would take a view ether than
that such a remark constituted
conduct prejudicial to good or
der .and discipline" or conduct
"unbecoming an officer"
General Butler today consulted
Major Henry Leonard, a retired
officer of the Marine Corps and
an old personal friend, with refer
ence to his undertaking his de-
fense at the trial, and Major
Leonard took the matter under
adViSement.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Griffith Film Hits
SnG0. Suit Filed

Alleging the Triangle Film Cor
poration, a New York distributing
firm now showing the historic
film, Birth of a Nation" at the
Rialto Theater, has violated an
agreement to pay him $1,4OO for
advertising the film, Phil DeAnge-
lis, a New York advertising agent,
today filed suit in District Su'
preme Court for an injunction
and accounting.
Attorney j. H. Bittenbender
represents the plaintiff, who asks
for a money judgment for his
claim, and for an injunction to
restrain the theater from paying
the distributor.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Polish Death Plot
Laid to Socialists

WARSAW, Jan. 80 G.N.S0 .
A socialist plot to assassinate
Marshal Pilsudski and overthrow
the Pilsudski dictatorship last fall
was revealed today during the
trial of five alleged leaders of
the plot.
These accusations were made
by the government prosecutor in
opening the case against the ac-
cused. Further allegations were
made that the Socialist party,
ever since 1928, has been or
ganizing an armed militia, trained
by expert instructors.
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D. c. BILL GOES
To HOUSE
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laborers or mechanics. 1t cited
that the Commissioners had is.
sued orders against such a prac'
tice but they had not been fully
observed. The report said:
I'm view Of this definite
stand on part Of the COmmis.
SiOners the committee shall ex-
pect no further indulgence in
this manner of augmenting the
regular forces. It IL recon-
mending transfer to the regular
roles, in their several capacities,
Al per diem employees now scat
tered throughout the several
departments and services In
emplOyments that should be 50
provided for under the offices
affected"
In pruning the estimates here
and there, while increasing them
elsewhere, the Appropriations
Committee was liberal with the
public schools and authorized a
total for the schools of $685.
ITO, which was approximately
$34O 900 more than the budget
figures. OF this large sum
$3,25O, 900 is for public works for
the schools or the carrying on OF
existing projects and the starting
of others.
The committee explains that in
considering school buildings needs
this year it followed last years
policy of eliminating all combina'
ton gymnaSiums and assembly
halls in the elementary schools,
though recommended in the
budget, and provides that this
money shall be used for additional
class rooms.
Projects Are Added
The House committee added sew
eral school projects not covered in
the budget, including:
Construction of addition to
Woodbridge School, $4,000; CON
struction additional large building
for the Giddings School, site, 900;
construction of a school building
on site now owned by the District
government at Kalmia Road and
Fourteenth Street, $4,000; con-
struction of addition to the Murch
School, $4,000, and in ADDITION
there is made available $4,000
left over from last years appro,
priation for this project.
The committee proposed utlll-
zation of a Government site at
Wisconsin Avenue and r Streets,
Northwest, on which the George
town reservoir is situated, for the
location of a branch library in
Georgetown and appropri iateS $780,.
900 for the necessary grading and
plans. - 80.
For the Municipal Center, to
begin construction on the first
unit (court building) the COM
mittee recommends 1,500, 900 but
provides that the whole cost of
the court building shall be fixed
at $4,000, 900 instead of $4,000. 900
and that the whole project may
be placed under contract at once.
The committee says further:
To Get D. C. Building
'In connection with the fl
nancing of the courts building
the Federal Government build
ing program cOntemplates the
acquisition of the District build
ing. 1t has been assessed at
S3.471, 900, including the site.
Whatever Is realized from the
sale of this property win ap-
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Gunner of Laundry
Held Up and Robbed

Lee L. Nee, Chinese proprietor
of a laundry at 1926 Fourth st.
N. W., today reported that he was
held up last night by three armed
colored men, who robbed him of
$40.
The three men, he said, en-
tered the laundry and while two
of them leveled revolvers at him
the third took his money.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
REPORTS
S833,396 To
Be RAISED
Gen. Pershing to Take Part
in Drive Today; Workers
Get Awards for Campaign

There is still 1898, ,396.70 to be
collected if the Community Chest
drive for $1,950,154.4O Is to be
fully successful. This will make
it necessary for campaign work
ers to collect more than $166,000
a DAY during the rest of the cam
paign.
Gen. John ]. Pershing today is
to take hand in the drive for
funds. He will be at the luncheon
at the Willard Hotel to hear re-
ports of the unit-the Govern
mental group-and to SEeak to
the workers who are soMciting
funds.
Unit Is Second
The governmental unit was
second in the amount of money
collected, according to reports
made at the luncheon yesterday,
turning in $57,221.51 from 6,647
persons. 1t was topped by the
metropolitan unit, which reported
$58,O33.35 from 1888 persons.
One Of the features of the cam
paign which is attracting wide
attention is the baby exhibit in
the windows Of the headquarters
of the mid-city group at Four
teenth and G Streets Northwest.
The babies have attracted large
groups of women.
Group leaders were awarded
banners at the luncheon yester-
day. H. L. Hamilton, keyman of
the National Electric Supply Co.,
took the banner for highest aver
age contribution, the employees of
that firm pledging an average of
$31.67.
Anderson Gets Banner
James E. Anderson, chairman
Of the grocery division, took the
banner for the highest percentage
of quota, having obtained sub
scription Of 75.11 per cent of the
total.
First place in the window dis
play advertising the campaign
was won by Woodward and 10th
rop by it's exhibition at Children'S
Hospital. Second, third and
fourth awards went to S. Kann'S
Sons Company, National Electric
Supply Company, and Reid Haber-
daShery, respectively.
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GREENE AGAIN
BEFORE JURY
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lying upon the bed with immacu-
late sheets and pillow slips.
Other witnesses declared the
girls head was resting on two
soiled, uncovered pillows, that
there was no sheet on the bed
and that her face and hair were
far from having a "made-up" ap-
pearance.
Assistant District Attorney
Julian Richards estimated the
jury would complete its investiga-
ton by Tuesday.
Clues Run Down
While the Grand Jury is busily
engaged in it's inquiry, Detective
John F.. Flaherty, chief of the
homicide squad, will continue his
efforts of running down" new in
formation given him two days ago
by Mrs. Martha Bargfrede, init
mate friend of the slain girl.
'. This new information, Sergeant
Flaherty admitted, may result in
the arrest of ANEW suspect and
is considered of great Importance
by members of the homicide
squad. Flaherty had declined to
reveal the nature of the new dis
closure and has instructed Mrs.
Bargfrede to do likewise.
Langdon, Vernon Limerick,
brother of the murdered girl;
Richard Reed, who posed as her
husband, and William E. Paddy,
who escored her to a dance the
night before the murder, were
held by coroner's jury for action
of the Grand Jury. Langdon is
"the cop who ran the beat" where
the murdered girl lived and who
was feared" by her.
Another Clue Fails
Another lead, which for a time
held promise of developing into a
possible solution of the Beulah
Limerick murder mystery fell
through today.
Mrs. Martha Bargfrede, pal and
confidante of the slain usherette,
during a conversation with De-
tective Sergeant John Flaherty,
chief of the homicide squad, a
few days ago told him she was
not certain whether she had men
toned the names of all acquaint-
ances of the slain girl to the
police.
In the hope that she may have
overlooked mentioning such a
name, detectives furnished her
with a list numbering more than
200 persons who had bought and
sold .25-caliber revolVers in the
District during the last two years.
Mrs. Bargfrede carefully studied
the list and told police that she
was unable to recall any name on
the list as friend of the slain
girl,
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Capital Park Body
Seeks AUenue Site

The acquisition of a portion Of
the tract known as Aaron, located
at Thirty-eighth Street ana Penn
sylvania Avenue northwest, by the
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission is sought in
condemnation proceedings insti-
tuted in District Supreme Court
today by the Department Of JUS
tice.
The area comprises about four
and one-half acres. United States
Attorney Leo A. Rover and AS
sistant Attorney General Henry
H. Classic signed the petition.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
Rich Doctors Home
Entered, Gems Taken

NEW YORK, Jan. 80 QN.S0.
Another daring New York gem
burglar was sought today. 1t was
learned a gem thief entered the
home of DR.. Edward c. Brenner,
millionaire surgeon, and escaped
with jewels valued at between
$4,000 and $4,000.
The robbery occurred Monday
afternoon, while Mrs. Brenner,
her two children and six servants
were in the mansion.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30

etc, public schools, $6,399,O0e less
by $16.600 than the estimates.
Textbooks and supplies, schools,
$225,000, as estimated.
Permanent improvements, Fire
Department, $234,000 as esti-
mated.
Repayment to United States for
loan for acquisition of land for
park system, $1.000,000 as esti-
mated.
Total, Metropolitan Police, $3,-
488, 900, substantially the esti-
mates; total, Fire Department,
$2,583,920, substantially as esti-
mated.
The Washington times., 1931-01-30
HefIin ASSaiIs U. S.
Apology to Italy

The American Governments
formal apology to italy for the
speech made by Mai. Gen. Smed-
ley D. Butler, U. S. M. c., telling
of Mussolini being hit and
run" automobile driver, was Bit
terly assailed by Senator Helm
CD of Alabama in the Senate
today.