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HUGH V. TENANT

Hugh v. Tenant, formerly at.
tached to the British embassy, is
dead in Huelva, Spain, according
to word received here.
During the Enthusiastically of
Sir Auckland Geddes, Mr.. Tenant
was the ENJOYS private secretary.
He had a wide circle of friends in
the Capital, to many of whom he
was known by the nickname Of
Fluffy Tenant. About a year
ago, Mr.. Tenant resigned his
position as secretary and became a
member of the Rio Tinto Company,
Ltd, of which Sir Auckland
Geddes is chairman of the board
of directors,
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MRS. MARY EDITH FLOOD

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Edith Flood, wife of William H.
Flood, will be held Monday morn
ing at st. Gabriels Church. Mrs.
Flood died yesterday in Garfield
Hospital, following a long illness.
Mrs. Flood, nee Brady, was a
native Washingtonian. She is sur
vived by her husband and six chill
dren, julius G. Flood, Mrs. Edith
F. Wylie, Mrs. Alice Stewart, W:l-
liam c. Flood, Richard j. Flood,
and Mrs. Jennie B. O'Brien.
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ORLANDO D. HOLMES

Orlando D. Holmes, formerly of
Washington, died last night in
Richmond, Va, friends in this city
were advised today. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Shell
ton Holmes. who. was formerly con-
nected with one Of the Government
departments here. Mr.. Holmes was
wounded during the World War.
He served overseas with Company
d, Sixth Engineers.
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OUTINGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 8.
Ernest Wright. young motorcycle
policeman who was dismissed from
the force charged with being intoxi-
Gated Thursday evening in a restau-
rant at King and Columbus Streets,
was acquitted of charges Of riding a
motorcycle while drunk. by Justice
w. s. Snow in Police Court this
morning. Police Captain w. w.
Campbell stated that dismissal Of the
criminal charges by the Police Court
would not be regarded as grounds
for reinstatement of Wright.
The hearing on the petition of the
Retail Merchants Association to the
city council to grant the Auth Provi-
sion Company a permit to build an
abattoir on the old Portner Brewery
property will be heard Wednesday.
The council appropriated $3.50 to
paJ so Washington policemen to as
eist in handling traffic during the
parade of Confederate Veterans here
next Thursday afternoon.
A resolution was passed to sell
the property on which there are de-
Mnquent taxes for 1925 on July Is.
The resolution offered by Council
man I. ]. Fannon reducing the city
licenses on automobiles from 30
to Is cents per hundred pounds was
defeated.
over 500 city auto tags have been
issued by the city collectors office.
The program for the Confederate
reunion here next week has been
completed. All sessions Of the vet
Grams will be held in Elks' Hall, the
Daughters in the Westminster Build
ing and the Sons in the Young
Peoples Building.
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DEATHs

Mary Martina Yznaga, 81 years the
kenesaw Apartments
gency Hospital
Mary Jane Hunzeker, 50 years. s2s 1,
st. N. W. =
soldierS Ko1O KespitaA
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BIRTHS

girl .
Bernard I. and Ethel M. Balae, boy.
William J. and Marie Mitchell. bow.
Frederick L. and Laura L Miller,
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Too Late to Classify

wishes room with private
Jewish family. BOX IS. Times office 'e
WHITE cook experienced female capabIe al
taking charge of kitchen. See NUN
NALLY Co. 1928 st. N. W.
Pa; AVE. S. E., 1252-Two rooms, fur
92.0O per week; convenient for working
men or couple; h. k privileges.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auetiooee,v
1ll5 Eye st, n W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRIG
DWELLING, KNOWN AS PRFMiSE
NUMBER 1880 BIRD STREET NORTE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICE
DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREWiSE S
NUMBER 1880 BIRD STREET NORTH
By virtue of certain deed of trust dated
June Gath 1926. being instrument numi,e,
SO. recorded July Sth. 1926, among the iant
records OF the District of Columbia. and al
the request of the party secured thereby. :ht
lunoerslgned trustees will sell at public auc.
t non. IN front. of the premises on Friday
June tenth. A.. d. 1927. at three O'Clock
n M. the following described land anT
premises, situate in the District of Columbia
ana designated as and being lot l47 n
square 6o4, as per plat recorded in the of.
lice OF the Surveyor for the District of Co.
|lumbla in Iiber % at folio 81. with right
81 way over the east or rear four It. of loI
las IN said square - -~
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior deed u
trust Tor forty-five hundred dollar
%. oOOl. further particulars of which viii
oe announced at time of sale: the purchase
price over said trust to be paid in cash
A deposit of $500 required Conveyaucinr
recording, etc. at the purchasers cost
Terms TO be complied with within thirty
Gays, otherwise deposit forfeited and tht
properly may be advertised and resoId al
the discretion of the trustees after five DAYS
81 auyySs,rusement IN some newspaper published
in Washington. D. C.
CIIAs. H. FLAGG. Trustee.
n G u T1IHTQS; H. R. CLARKE, Trustee.
Attorney for party secured,
SIS F N w
May 28-31-June 3-6-9. -..
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.oRS TO q K JAMES & BRO.
J. N. w MAIN 42S
PLETE FUNERAL Si25
P. and Theresa F. Smith

William P. and Theresa F. Smith.
Edgar A. C. ana Helen Curran. girl.
John r. D. and Alice Cleland, girl.
Willis D. and Josephine Critten-
berger, boy.
William R. and Thelma Holdings.
worth, boy.
Henie and Jennie Koskie. boy.
John H. and Margaret Linddall, boy.
Morris M. and Wanda Misner, girl
Everett r. and GoIdie NJ. Rose, girl
John A. and Kathleen Worrwll, girl.
Mark A. and Amelia Williams, boy.
Charles w. and Anna Young, girl.
Alvin j. and Ella NJ. Castle, boy
James F, and Mary M. Reingruber.
girl
Paul and Mildred l.. Gardiner, girl.
Edward e. and Freda L. Linskey. girl.
Herman and Anna E. Sejen, boy.
Frank c, and Anna Brown, girl
Bernard and Anna G. Braskamp, girl.
Herbert +. and Dorotha Corn. boy.
Milton H. and Louise Feagans, boy.
Nathan and Yetta Fishkin, girl.
Frederick H. and Margaret Gamble,
girl
John S. and Elva Kemp, girl.
Richard N. and Laura Packwood, boy.
Joseph A. and Viola Thompson. girl.
William B. and May Lloyd, girl.
Edward and Elizabeth Cook, boy.
Harry and Gladys Holmes, girl
Richard H. and Pearl Jackson. boy.
William and Anna Sprigg, boy.
William H. and Mary E. Proctor, girl.
Thomas L. ana Minette Wheeler, boy
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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS d. C.. Washington I'm.
3 1927. Sealed proposals will be received
a! Room 500 District Building until
Q clock !. M, June IS. 1927, for repairing
anu waterproofing roof of Public Con
yenlence Station, 9th and New York Ave
n; W Proposal forms at Room 427 Dis
U. g; TREASURY BUILDING WASHING
PRoPosAis " will fn Be- o reediv CLERK
in MS office until 2 O'clock pm. June Is
I 1yzI; ana then publicly opened for NEW
accordance with the specification. copies o
which may be obtained from the Chic
Clerk only. F. A. BIRGFELD. Chief Clerk
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Copyright. 1921. King Features Syndicate. Inc.
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Real Estate
WATERFRONT PROPERTY s0A

Annapolis Waterfronts
Beautiful homes on bay ard river ssnd
Ifor Descriptive bulletin CHEsAPEkKF
REALTY COMPANY. Annapolis. ma
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PERSONALS

LoST-K. of C.. fob in vicinity of Ge0rgiaI
Aye, and Alaska Ave. Reward, return tnl
7639 Georgia Ave.
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Over 500 city auto tags have been
Issued by the city collectors office.
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Announcements

CEMENrlNG DrIveways sidewalks floors
steps. purches and COPING Col 1885
Address Burton Co. 27l9 Ga Ave
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Announcements
LOST

BILLFoLD, containing S5b. lost Sat. night.
reward II returned to 1923 9TH n. E..
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SOLICITORS, CANVASSERS.

ZEN AND WOMEN solicitors to sell photo
coupons. Paine Studio. 923 # St. N. w
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WARDNfAN.
MODERN

well built and attractive, three, storv de.
fhe central northwest section-one of the
hest renting sections. u apartments OF
from . 20 1 rooms and bath. Good
renter Well financed Annual rental about
$40 600. PRICE FOR QUICK SALE. SD
600 This is a particularly desirable m
vestment. Further information upon request
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 1884. 1909 L St. NV.
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SALE OR RENT-STORES.

SALE OR RENT-STORES.
TWO NEW STORES ON CONN. AYE.
lopenl, one with 5-roonl apartment: NOS
42I; aud 4215: near Bureau OF standards.
E. s. NEWMAN, Woodward Bldg. FRANKLIN
1855.
FOR RENT-SHOrS.
RF1R or TAG 10th ST. N.W-2-STORY
brick building can he need as garage with
living quarters above: SO per month.
1895 You 81. ~ North 4DO7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-11

CHEVY CHASE SECTION
Beautiful level building sites facing ton.
subdivision first time offered. Make vOir
choice now and receive q profit hy the time
the subdivision is closed out Fine homes
across the street. HIGH elevation: shade
trees: beautiful place to build your home
For further information see or call wM n
RICHIE 41S-419 Colorado Bldg franklin
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OWNER

VIII trade business property in newly de-
nents. we'll rented. subject 70 que trust OF
500 500. viii accept n house and some
'fih e 2a PR6PETEs hq 6GHpNHErMEST
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO,
1916 Eye ST. Main s04a.
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CHEVY CHASE. o. C.-LARGE SHADED
L9t at very reasonable price. OWNER
SOFT. FRONTAGE. OVERLOOKING ROCK
Creep Park: high elevation: S65 Phone NJ
$500 Branch 400 los
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT. SALT
water; Potonac River p-eneity: 10 acres.
S;rSSm eIectr rrsa. brn lighted sTn<aow
bushes grape arbor 100.ft wharf Won
derful fishing in Summer; IN Winter PLENTY
sell: no reasonable offer refused. Box 5.
Potomac Beach. Va.
4-r0Om cottage: large lot: half square from
Colonial Hotel. North 75T4-W.
81 tContjnned an n.sxf nasre1
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1874 18th St. Sc.
f. D. 4 IN n, j.. ]. AVE. Sc. '~0''Y
f. D. Z Isl 81 d" 10Th 9Th ST. NE. '''''''
9 r, b., h.-a.h.. cleo. $50 90
7O8 A ST. NE.
r. D. '', $40 9 F. T ST. S.Ei.' '''''''
r.. b.. h..w.h cleo. $3.50
213 5th ST. Sc.
ST. b. ''' SIS Is ist ST. Sc. ''''''0
F. b. 81 IS ;. 10Th 9th ST. NE. $4,000
f. . i455 IVES ST. Sc. '"''''
f. D. "',' IS t 9th ST. Ne. ''''''
s r.. b. lat. h. $4,000
243 18th ST. Sc.
r.. b.. h.-wh cleo. and gar. .S42.50
212 9th ST. NE.
r. b. "a rs 5 18th ST. NE. $40. 90
$50 18th ST. NE.
77o 9th ST. Sc.
Get our complete list s'V'oO
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS,
ala Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

brick residence ami; built-in 2-car garage;
tiled baths with shower room: located on
corner. 5 lots: Is minutes from Capitol on
bus line Will sell or exchange for 6-rm
city house or up-to-date farm. 80 to $50
acres. part woodland modern home not less
from city. Address Box 161-A. Star office.
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Is. r. CAOL4 w.,
925 18th ST. NV. Main 2I0O
EXCEPTIONAL HOUSE
FOR RENT.
One SQUARE west of 10th st. at Webster.
Contains 8 spacious rooms. 2 baths. beauti-
full glass-iuclosed breakfast porch. large
front porch Heated garage. Large yard
to paved alley. Full-length concrete base
ment built-in refrigerator etc.
This practically new and handsome home
throughout and is ready for immediate occu-
pancy to reliable tenant.
RENT HAS BEEN
REDUCED.
OWNER. Col. 1851 IL"
326 l4th PL, N.E.--6 ROOMS. BATH.
90 Thayer ave. Silver Spring--6 rooms.
ami: in excellent location. $4,000.
$40 Eve ST.. n.w.--l2 rooms bath gas
lat in splendid location for rooming house
reasonable.
44oo sth st, n.w.-6 rooms. bath. ami;
garage. $1,000.
oOl4 34th at. n.w.--6 rooms bath: ami:
in excellent location reasonable.
1857 Rosedale st. n.e.---8 rooms bath
ami: newly built home. $4,000.
317 10th st SET rooms. bath, lat :.
elcc.. gar: III excellent condition. $45.0
BOSS & PHELPS.
14l7 K St. NV. Main $500.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN FINE VA.
home for well located lots. clear OF cucunl-
hFance equity in business property. Ad-
dress Box az, Star Office. -.-
"A Chevy Chase home su beet to q frat truss
Of $4,000 TO- y clear farm, preferably IN
MARYLAND Address box liza. star once
CLEAR HOUSE.
Have a $4,000 clear house. will e1.
change for business property I'D 70 S"b, 0Ao.
Call at l0G Investment Building. J.
IF YoU HAVE PROPERTIES TO tx
change; list with rs. giving full particulars
We get results. -
A. T. ROBINSON,
314.515-Sis Bond Bldg.
1ith n. Y. Ave.
Main AZ,
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CLEAR LOTS

Sc. near Navy Yard: "a feet front good
for twO-iamily fats warehouse or factory
price. 8" 500: will take small houses subject
TO one trust. Call at ll06 Investment Bldg
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COLORED.
1929 N. J. ave. r., b.. h..w.h. $50. 90
1918 Lamont st. n.w-S r. b. ami as 90
647 / ST. n.e.--s r.. b.. ami ....... G2.50
Gal l. st. NE r.. b.. ami. ..... 5000
2619 st. NV r.. b. ....... 6O,00
1900 c st SEE r. b.. ami. go 90
2l0 D St anvil r. b...... 5000
2503 Sherman ave- r. b. h.-ah 55. 90
113 Thomas st n.w-2 f. 3 r.. H. b.. 90 90
go 14th st SET r. b.... 5000
1903 e st. SET r. and b. ami $500
1904 9th at nw-5 r. b..,.. As. 90
1922 Linden st NET r.. b........ 1000
944 26th st nw-6 rooms 49,. 1000
343 ST. s.w--5 rooms bath, 80. 800
1902 LIST St NV: rooms .,... 35 90
0O2 Morton St n.w-6 rooms 49,. 81 80
I4O2 1st St nw-3 rms....,, ~. SO
1856 23rd st n.w--6 rooms 800, 1850
200 X St se-3 rooms ... $3.50
Wade I'd G. Stevens ave. se.--5 rms. 20. so
1914 Dix 81. n.e.--5 rooms, ...... 1000
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eScesRi Oeao AN near ear Forest 2.
price this month: no agents. OWNER
2040 Brandywine NV. Cleve. 1925. l2s
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RENT-FARMS.

Io5 ACRES. 4 CLEARED: s-ROoN- bath,
furnished bungalow: barns. chicken house
finest grapes, orchard. strawberries, garden
etc; nearby Md. Rent low; some rent free
Tel Franklin 2S21 for details. i3s
farms; poultry. truck dairy, nursery anil
general farming good roads: ideal store To-
cation. Address Box ga. Star niiice lie
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OFFICES AND STEDIOS

room and private entrance, suitable for high
class shop. studio or office; $50 monthly.
1905 K st Tel Frank S07@. IL
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TRADE
FOR SALF-I.OTS.

MUST SACRIFICE IMMEDIATELY SEW
eral fine home sites in high-class NV. SUN
urban section 65-ft. front: street sidewalks
fine shade trees SURROUNDED Nv exclusive
homes. You can have this property for only
15c foot 5000 cash and S25 monthly. -
YOU get i'll touch with owner at once Ad-
dress Box STA Star office
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS. ID. c. THREE
lots. cheap:, opportunity for man TO build
he arranged. Address Box 352-A. Star Of
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WOODBRIDGE. on gath ST-SEWER
%ater' gas electricity: paved: $3.50. Cal
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ASS wis. ave.-5 r. and b.. ami. $50 90
B. F. SAUL CO.,
oo5 18th St. NV Main 9l00.
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OWNER OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
will make attractive proposition to reliable
builder. Detached houses: $4,000 t0
10000. Address Box ABA. Star office
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-20
Girl Charged IN Plots on
Family Upheld by Father

NEW BRUNSWICK. \. j.. June
so.-lPi-The faith Of George F.
Morse. 81. wealthy retired farmer.
in his 30 year old daughter. Bessie.
today remained unshakcn despite
her arrest on charge of conspiracy
70 Kill three members az her sisters
family.
Miss Morse was freed on bail of
$1,000. furnished by her father. af-
ter her arrest Saturday By detect
ives who had posed as gunmen IN
perfecting an alleged death plot
with her maid. Mamie Todd u me-
gress. The maid. who Is u years cid.
had been with the Morse family for
is wears. having been taken from a
protectorv in Philadelphia.
Authorities said the conspiracy
was originally directed against the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-20
MAN WOUNDED
IN SHOOTING
Samuel Garcia Sh O [
Five Times Near
Olmito Sunday

Samuel Garcia is in Mercy Hos
pital with five bullet wounds in his
body following shooting affray at
Olmito at = o'clock Sunday after
noon which followed the attempt Of
"a nstable Jim Collins Of precinct
eight to arrest a group OF about
twelve men charged with drunken
ness.
Garcia II expected 10 recover from
the wounds, physicians said. His left
arm was shattered. one bullet hit
the fleshy part of his stomach and
another grazed his neck. Eight shots
were fired.
at about Gals O'Clock Roberto
Dominguez came To the home Of Con-
stable Collins IN Olmito with a
bloody face. Dominguez woke Col
line, who had gone to bed after hav-
ing worked all night and told him
that he had passed a group of men
who had tried to force him to drink
some liquor. Dominguez said that
Salemon Ynfante tried to force him
to drink and that when he refused
that he was hit on the head with a
revolver.
Collins got up and went TO the
4l0i1AAtu W DohAAA tA
the resaca and found about dozen
men in the group He placed Ynfante
under arrest and was trying TO get
him into an automobile when Car
cia Il said 70 have called IN Span
ish for his shotgun. Garcia A. re-
ported to have reinterated his de
mands and to have started for his
home in spite Of Collins demand for
him 10 halt. Collins followed Gar
cit who continued towards his home
and the officer again demanded that
Ne halt When Garcia refused 10 stop
Collins began firing and emptied his
pistol. Garcia dropped in the door
way or his home when five Of the
eight bullets took effect. Going
back two hours later two men were
found remaining under the trees APP
parently intoxicated. They were
placed under arrest.
No charges have been filed in
connection with the shooting, a
hearing being delayed pending de-
velopments in Gareia's condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-06-20
KLEIBER GETS
COURT-AT-LAW
APPOINTMENT
Veteran Attorney Of
This City Notified
Of Moody Choice;
Take Office Soon

John !. kleiber Of Brownsville has
been rendered the appointment Of
county judge-at- law to preside over
the newly created county court, ac-
cording TO a telegram received by
him from Governor Dan Moody. Mr..
kleibcr has wired IN his acceptance
Of the position.
The appointment itself is expected
TO be made within short while al
though Governor Moody has left on
the 'All Texas Special" for the
East where a delegation of Texans
are advertising the state under the
auspices OF the Texas Daily Press
League.
As county judge-at-law. Mr.. Kiei-
ber will handle All civil and criminal
cases which come before the county
court. He will handle all court bas-
mess with the exception of probate
cases. \
The county court-at-law IL de-
signed 10 relieve the county judge
Of the burden Of handling the large
number Of civil and criminal eases
on the docket in the county court. In
(Continned on mage two.)
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TEXANSFICHT
EXTRADITION
Men Wanted for En-
bezzlement Charge
Illegal Arrest

AUSTIN, Tex, June 20.-tP-Rc-
quisition by the governor Of Califor-
MIA for extradition Of Harry Spring
ate and c. c. Compton, charged in
Los Angeles with grand larceny ard
embezzlement was received today by
Acting Governor Barry Miller and
haering on the application set for
Both the state Of Texas and de-
fense will resist extradition. Spring
ate. in custody in Brownwood, and
Compton in Dallas. claim they were
arrested illegally BY California Off
GERS and representatives of the state
of Texas will seek 10 delay Ii
tion, until they can use the two men
as witnesses against the arresting Of
ficers.
Miller said he>understands that the
Springate and Compton are claimed
TO have stolen Southern Counties Gas
Company stock worth $1,000 and
Southern California Edison stock val
ued at $40.
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VIENNAHONORS'
U. S. BIRDMEN.
Highest Merit Badge
Given Chamberlin
And Levine

VIENNA, June 20.-iP-P President
Hainisch Of TIE Austrian republic
today conferred upon Clarence D..
Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine
the republics hihgeSt order OF meria,
the "Goldenes Barenzeichen der Re-
public" in recognition Of their
tran Atlantic flight from New York
10 Germany.
The American aviators who arrived
here with their wives last night
from Munich. Germany also were
received by Chancellor Seipel.
A military guard Of honor today
attended All their comings ard go
ings in the Austria capital while
great crowds gathered constantly
outside Of their hotel eager % catch
a glimpse of them.