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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
M0N0TYPE B0WLERS WIN
OVER BAL TlM0RE TEAM

Washington Monotype Co. of the
Typothetae League easily vanquished
the Wagner Press quint of Baltimore
in their duckpin match that was COM
pleted yesterday on the Coliseum
drives. To the 16pin lead held
after three game block bowled in
Baltimore the Washington team
added 10 pins in the final block
outbowling their opponents, 1.541 TO
1,421s
Mallonee. local anchor. was high
scorer Of the last block. with set
sef -555 that included eEame of las
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
ARMY TEAMS WCT0RS
IN 5 OUT OF 7 EVENTS

WEST POINT. n. T.. February !
LP).-Arnly won the big ajority of
events on its sport program here to
day. Results were:
Basket ball--Army, 80; Columbia,
Is.
ng-Army. s; Washington and
Lee. |.
Wrestling 10; Davidson Col
lege. 6.
Polo--Army, is: Harvard, 3.
Hockey-Army, /; Amhurst, /; two
extra periods
mming-Rutgers. As: Army, Is.
Fencing-Saltus Club, y. Y, 10;
Army, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
NAVY'S SHOOTING TEAM
ARRANGES SIX MATCHES.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, February s.
Commencing next Saturday in match
with the University of Maryland and
ending with the intercollegiates at
City College of New York on March
"a. the Navy will engage In series
of gallery matches, each team shoot
ing at home and the results being
compared by correspondence.
The other dates:
February 10, University of Pitts.
burgh; 26. University Of Vermont
March 5, Dartmouth; II, Johns Hop
kins; 10. Syracuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
PLANS COURT TOURNEY

ATLANTA, Ga, February CP).--
Invitations to Southern Conference
members will be sent out Monday for
the annual basket ball tourney of that
body, which starts here February 25.
Acknowledgment must be on hand
by the 10th of the month. as draw
ings for tourney play are set for
February 20.
The tournament an annual affair
here, will last three days.
University of North Carolina. pres
ent titleholder, has. won four of the
ave nesks- an khaAa,askr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
ST. JOSEPH'S JUNIORS
BEAT NATIVITY TEAM

ST. Joseph'ss Juniors, one Of the
sturdiest auints in their class. defeated
Nativity. Seniors. 26 TO IL.
The Josephites. who have lost but
one game to Junior Ave this season.
are having a hard slime booking en-
gagements with junior teams. CUNTS
having a gym and wanting action are
asked to call Manager Joe Healy at
Lincoln 1854.
Games also are sought by ST.
Joseph's Midgets, whose latest victory
was over Nativity Midgets by 80 to
g. Call Jake Farrell at Lincoln 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
IR0QU0IS FIVE EASILY
BEATS JOHN MARSHALL

Iroquois basketers swsmped John
Marshall, - to 4. in Jewish Com
munity Center Junior Basket Ball
League game In the Center gym.
The losers were unable to cope
with the fast passing Troduois' at
tack that was led by Capt. Esenstad.
T-tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
SQUASH RACKET MATCH
POSTPONED TO MARCH s

Squash racket players of Washing.
ton Racquet Club and Rockaway
Hunt Club postponed their match
scheduled yesterday on the courts of
tlrH local. club tod A4rcha6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06
MONARCH INSECTS WIN
FROM THE LIVE WIRES

Monarch Insect basketers trounced
Live Wires, IL to 4. at the Y. NJ. G. A.
yesterday afternoon.
Knessi led the winners attack with
a trio of floor goals The score:
Nonarch fkat Live Wires "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

Eastern also has arranged an in
teresting program for its season and
expects to compete in many of the
meets hereaDouts Coach Rath Is
making determined effort to develop
squad that will make a formids bile
showing in the interhigh meet,
especially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

Totals 10 ee2s Totals -. 3 5 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

.FACk and field athletes of the
local schoolboy group WIN
show their wares for the first
time this season on SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

st. Adams School sOccerists are
booked to engage Pierce School boot
ers. sixth division graded school
champions. on FRIDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

fNtItIFF--~WT IT. y M aIH.
Time of Fame--10minute quarters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
AIR MAIL IS
INNEN HANDS
u. S. Releases Famous
Line to Private
Interests

WASHINGTON, ID. II, July I.-tHJ
The post office departments no
table contribution to flying. the
western half Of the transcontinental
mir mail from Chicago To San Fran
cisco over which pilots daily fly over
the Rocky Mountains has been
turned over ID private operation af-
ter nearly seven years of government
service.
The REIMBURSEMENT Of the service
10 the BDeing Airpiane Company Of
Seattle. Washington. at midnight last
night marked the first step In con-
sumation Of the departments plan
70 place its transcontinental mir mail
in the hands OF private commercial
aviation companies. The eastern di-
vision or the air mail from Chicago
I'd New York will he turned over 10
the National Air Transport. Inc. of
Chicago on JJuiy III nj midnight.
completing the relinqliShment.
X was nearly seven years ago
that the first transcontiRental air
mail was flown from Chicago 10 the
coast by Pilot James r. Murray on
Sept. III, 1920.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
MEXICO WILL
GUARD BORDER
Airplanes and Army to
Prevent Smuggling
OF Munitions

Special vigilance along the Mex
lean border to prevent further snug
Cling OF arms or ammunition into
that country has been ordered b. the
Mexican government, according 20
advices received here from Mexico
City.
The federal government of Mexico
will, according TO the dispatches
reaching Brownsville. place cavalry
and infantry forces at points where
smuggling is considered likely, and
in addition will send special scout
airplanes TO guard the south bank Of
the river against smuggling of arms
or ammunition.
Ii Is believed that these precaE-
tions are being taken in connection
with the seizure near Matamoros
several days ago Of 10000 rounds cf
ammunition, said 10 have been snug
gled across the Rio Grande near
Brownsville.
Another factor IN this decision Is
said to be the seizure Of a large
amount Of arms and ammunition il
California, with the subsequent ar
rest Of several former Mexican Off
cials on charges Of violation Of the
neutrality act
No information has been received
here yet rs to what portion Of the
vigilance forces will come To Mata-
moros and vicinity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
TaUO French Fishermen
First TO Greet Aiynsen

NJ. Coifficr received the avia-
tors most cordially and Comnsar-
der Byrd was quoted a. telling
hsm that the Oil and gasoline II
the America was almost exhaust
cd and that they had been on the
lookout for land. knowing AZ the
time that they were over the sea.
Two Of the American airinrn
went 10 SLEEP at the home yof I.
Coiffier. while tho two uthesz
were given beds az the home nf
the lighthouse keeper.
NJ Coiffirr said this afteynosns
Martin and Aarious ~aked iAr
up with the news that an airplane
had fallen into the sea and ihr
aviafors had come ashore. I dress
and went down 10 the beach with
my son. We found two men much
exhausted. One ~ them vas
Commander Byrd. I brought then
to my house and gave them sn.Hc-
thing 10 eat and they are now
asleep.
~The other tuo aviafors.- sad
rro;ftsA. ''a-r some Il stance
aiorE ths heath. T.rr wcre ;as "
1 PM THE sxrt AasIa x~aEfF"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
BROWNSVILLE YOUTHS
r y y
PULL RABBITS, LIONS
y. y y
OUT OF TREETOPS HERE

The strange sport Of climbing
up into trees and catching dry
land animals, such as rabbits and
lions. came 10 pass today.
Several rabbits were pulled out
Of the trees. and when the small
boys living in the southwestern
section Of the city, caught one
animal that appeared 70 be rab-
bit. they found that it was N small
Mexican lion. They bagged the
lion and added it TO their list Of
catches.
The animals are being caught in
the section Of land between the
Missouri Pacific railway tracks,
and the banks Of the Rio Grande.
This low section has been partial
IN filled with water from the Rio
Grande. Int the rabbits were fore
ed up into the top Of trees. whore
they used all their skill to hold
onto limbs and branches.
TIE hunt was continuing today
after group Of boys spent large
part Of Thursday swimming out ID
trees. or wadine around and catch
ing animals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
VALLEY May
GET FACTORY
Capitalist Proposes to
Build Plant AT
San Benito
Especial To The Hcraldl

SAN BENITO, Tex. July Pros
poets for $25o.OO0 cold storage. and
canning factory IN this city are an
nounced following a meeting today
of the industrial committee of the
San Benito Chamber of Commerce
with a It. Louis capitalist who pro-
poses 10 build the plant.
The committee refused 10 give out
the name Of the capitalist.
According 20 members Of the COM
mittee. the plant would be for cold
storage, canning. picking and pre-
serving. The proposed builder said
that the plant will have capacity
suitable for the needs Of the future,
a. well a. the present, and said that
" could turn out an annual output
Of $35.D00.00O worth or goods ten
years from now.
The capitalist will complete the de-
tails Of his proposition. which in-
cludes partial financing ~ the plant
here. and will submit II to the COM
mittee again in few days for d final
decision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Heat Wave Claims
Lives; Break Seen

CHICAGO. ILL.,, <u-y 1.--tPl-A
break IN the record breaking heat
wave which has held most Of the
nation IN its sweltering grip for
A. hours, claiming scores of lives,
was the forecast Of the weather 5u-
reau today.
The break will occurre in most Of
the middle west today, said the
Chicago meteorological. and in the
lake region. and lower Ohio Valley
by tonight or tomorrow. Although
the weather bureau does not make
predictions more than 4s hours In
advance. it indicated the prospect
of fair weather and moderate tenn
peratures over the greater portion.
Of the middle west at least for
aSturday and Sunday.
Phoenix. Arizona, was again the
hot spot Of the nation yesterday,
As ii was on Wednesday but IL dr.
vided honprs with Fresno, Calf.
In both places. maximum tempera-
lures Of 100 degrees prevailed.
Nearly every section Of the coun-
try suffered.
Most of the country had lis
death toll. either from paostra-
tions. heat-hastened hearts dis
ease or drownings. IN Ohio the
death list for the two days Of the
hot wave was 10. In Chicago alone
II deaths during the past iS hours
were ascribed directly 20 the heat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01

rOUR SEU LIES SUR -MER.
France. July i.-sPl Two fisher
men named Martin and MariIs,
ey. witnesses of the descent az the
transatlantic plane America into
the sea just off Nei Mer this
morning were the first 70 gree-
Commander Richerd r. Byrd and
his three companions and to con-
duct them 70 safety.
The fishermen, who were pre-
pairing to put cut % sea for their
days iabors, said that they saw
the plane slowly coming down in
the mist and then plunge into tho
sea at what seemed to them a dis
;snre 0f about 200 or 500 yards
from the shore.
The fishermen saw a raft-lIke
object coming % shore and said
that they ran 20 the waters edge
where the avsasors landed and de-
clared their identity. The Two
French fishermen then took the
American filters % the house III
NJ. Golfer, assistant mayor II
Nrs.- -Snr-Mes. which was abort 4
rfile rni 4 quarter frosa tho place
x which Tie landing IVES mode
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Life Boat of Honolulu
Flight Heroes Defective

burst wasting the stored atmos-
pherr.
"0h. well. you had N pump"
someone commented
Fat chance we'd have had to
use pump" HcgenberEer com
mented.
Details Of their inspection were
still unfinished when the ayint0rS
left the field TO return 10 Honolulu
for " dinner engagement with the
public reception ~ follow.
LieutFnantx Maitland and HeRen-
berKt- received hundreds 0f con
Rratulatory MESSAGES. Including r.
Iieitari0rs from Coolidge Rayinon
Arteig. James ID Dole and Gov
ernor Fuller of Massachusetts.
Governor Zimmerman 0f Wisron-
zin. offered Lieutenant Maitland "
c0loncirv in the Wisconsin Ma
ti0nnE Guaad.
Lieutenant Colonel u H.. Howard.
of the mir corps 0f the Hawaiian
department of the arrnv. declared
that the flight wv Maitland and
Hegenbrrger indicates that with
nu* question. commercial flights
hetween American and Europe, are
hint a short distance away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
False Report Of
Landing Probed

PARIS, July i.--fgpi--An inveStiga-
tion III the false report last night
that Commander Byrd had landed al
Issy Les Moulinaux. near Paris, dis
closed that IL apparently was accept
ed by the officials Of lie Bourget
flying field through q telephone call
made w the sub-prefect Of Police
Wy, IL Bcurgst 10 the French Surete-
Generate. 4 police body correspond
ing to London's Scotland Yard.
Telephoning from the office ot
Commander Renvoise Of the civil
aviation field AZ lie Bourget, the sub
perfect asked the Surete Generate II
VI was true, A. NJ had heard that the
America had landed Then he turned
around and told the group IN the
room. which included newspaper men
that IL was true.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
British, Russian
Unions VIII Break

LONDON. July i.-tPi-All rela-
tions between the Trade Union move
ments of Great Britain and Russia.
the labor correspondent uf the West
minister Gazette learns. will cease
within few weeks. This, hc says.
viii follow upon the publication of
what IL described a. an "impertinent
Indictment from the All Rcd Trade
Union Congress cersurinR the atti-
tuce Of the general council Of the
Trade Union Congress of Great Brit
ain in connection with the severance
of Anglo RusSiun relations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
MENACE
VANISHES AS
RIVER DROPS
Railway Track Guard
ed Against Water
From Flo o d w a y;
Matamoros Safe

The long-looked-foH drop in the
Rio Grande in the Lower Part Of
the Valley has arrived. The menace
to Matamoros II cosidered almost
past
The river had dropped g Of a foot
at Brownsville early today, and was
still falling, while at San Benito il
had dropped 2.5 feet, and larger
drops were reported from points far
ther up the Valley.
In spite Of the lower stage or the
stream. flood waters which had been
carried off through floodways today
were creeping ur toward the tracks
OF the Missouri Pacific near Lyford.
covering a considerable acreage Of
lowland. Laborers were putting sacks
Of earth along the railway track in
order to prevent any breaks.
In Cameron county ievees were re-
ported today 10 be holding salts
factorily as the river stated falling.
Water Il still over RI aJ.Lin bule-
ward near Brownsville. although IL
has started down some, according to
latest reports
Men We're still guarding the levees
surrounding Matamoros today. al
lhouEh the ufop Oi the river Will soon
relieve the situation. il IL believed
IN that city. For a time IL was
feared that water would flood the
city, a. II neafed the top Of the
lcyees surrounding Matamoros.
The present flood has proved the
first real test Of the Valleys s3.5OO.-
0G00 levees and the levees have pre-
vented the flooding of thousands or
acres OF land, in spite of the fact
thSt the system Is not completed.
There was no rainfall in the Val
lev yesterday ar last night. but ut
noon today heavy rains were report
ed at Mercedes and surrounding sec
tionS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
MOVIE SALARY
CUT HELD UP
IL Producers Agree to
Recommendation
Of Academy

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. July 1.-tPl
Film workers were able to 20 to their
jobs at virtually all Of the picture
making Stodios today with the as
surance that their pay checks were
safe from the slash Of the produc-
ers' economy knife for at least a
month.
Twelve producers yesterday noti-
fled the board of directors on the
Academy or Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences that they would accrde to
the Academy's recommendation that
hitherto ordered salary cuts OF from
August !. In the meantime the
workers themselves through the
Academy. promised to attempt no
raise their efficiency to the point
wheie wage reductions would be un-
necessary.
Two Of the leading movie makers
failed 10 sign yesterdays letter ac-
cepting the academy proposals.
These were Warner Brothers and
Paramount-Famous Players-L ! X ".
Warner Brothers, several hours prioH
to the announcement of twelve other
studios. had declared the wage re-
duction would not be made in its
payroll.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Canada Celebrates
Sixtieth Birthday

QUEBEC. July l.--tRl-Flags were
unfurled and offices. shops and fac
tories throughout Canada were de-
serted today for inauguration Of the
three-day celebration Of the sixtieth
anniversary Of the birth Of the Do
minion.
No celebration in the history Of
the country has aroused such vide
spread interest. From Cape Breton
Island. on the Atlantic. to Van
couvcr Island. on the Pacific, the
country was L mass or color in hon
or of the anniversary Of the adop-
tion Of the British North America act.
the written constitution of the do
minion. Even the Indian and Esqui-
mo settlements in the far north
Joined In the celebration.
Receipt OF a message from King
George ~ the parliament building
here M noon and the roval salute by
battery Of field artillery was the
signal for the opening Of festivities
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01

HONOLULU. July 1-tRr-The
aerial path Of glory from the Gold
en Gate 10 Hawaii might easily
have led 70 a watery grave for
Lieur-nants Lester j. Maitland and
Albert HegenberTer submitting 60
unofficial questioning H. TO just
how they Negotiated the 24O0 miles
over-wnter journey by air, the
army fiiers today learned that the
pneumatic life boat which they had
carried might never have been
usnble because 0f defects.
When the fliers returned to
Wheeler Field late yesterday dur
ing m internission I'LL the round or
social functions in their honor 70
inspect their mOnopIane they un-
packed the remaining equipment.
including the rubber boat and "a
flask of compressed air with which
to initiate IL.
Craft Blows. Tp
A newspaper photographer. in-
spir@d with a desire tO make pie
tures of the flierA in TIE rubber
rrrft. suggested itH initiation. The
valve was nn Fnarn than opened
than the hose connecting the epnr
pressed air flask with the boat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
CHLOROFORM PROWLER
Y r y
HUNTED AS FILM MAN
Y \ =
OVERCOME BY FUMES

FULLERTON. Calf, July Up
A mysterious prowler who has
thus far vainly attempted to ovcr-
power intended victims BY chloro-
foim fumes injected into their
sleeping rooms today commanded
the attention Of the Fullerton police
following an attack early yesterday
on Ralph Ince. film director.
Ince was discovered In u iazcd
condition IN his hotel room here
shortly after midnight by two mem
bers Of his film company who had
dronptd in for chat before going
to bed.
Chloroform was believed tn have
been sprayed into the room through
m omen transom. The film director
received no i'll effect from his ey-
Derience and went 10 location with
his company yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01

Fliers Will Reach
Paris Late Tonight

PARIS. July 1.-tPi-Com-
mandcr Richard r. Byrd and
his companions will leave Yer
Sur-Mer for Paris this evening
and will arrive here about mid
night. III. A. Gibbons. personal
representative Of Rodman Wan
amaker. sponsor Of the flight.
telegraphed his wife here late
today.
Mr.. Gibbons who went to Yer
Sur-Mer a. soon as word had
been received OF tke landing Of
the aviators there notified his
wife that he would accompany
the American aviators.
Premier Poincare today tele-
phoned to Prefect Helitas Of the
department Of Calvados in
which the town Of Ncr-SurMer
IL situated to 80 there person
ally 10 convey 10 Commander
Byrd and his companions the
congratulations Of the French
government on their trans-At-
lantic flight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Mexico City-Dallas
Flight Is Planned

MEXICO CITY. July I.-lR-The
war department ~ arranging to se-
lect military ayiators "a make n non
stop flight from Nexi.o cry 10 Dali
las. Texas. for which. according 10
announcements here, WI. II. Easter
wood Of Dallas, has offered a prize
Of $4,000.
Pablo Hidar and Fernando Pr0al.
considered among the best military
aviators In Mexico are regarded as
probable candidates.
Such n nonstop flight would bring
the planes directly over Brownsville,
or some other city In this section of
the Valley, IN the opinion of local
men, as the planes would probably
follow the coast line most OF the
way up to Galveston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Coolidge Sends
Congratulations

WASHINGTON. ID. XII. July l.--tH'i
The congratulations Of President
Coolidge were cabled To commander
Byrd today by the state department.
II send you my sincere congratula-
tions on your successful flight
across the Atlantic" the message
said. II have followed your dis
tinguished and courageous carae-
with interest and admiration. Your
flight 70 the north pole proved the
effectiveness ~ the airplane ir add
ing To the scientific knowledg. WI
the unexplored surface OF the world.
and | am sure that your present
flight will notably advance pur
knowledge Or the conditions which
must he met and conquered to make
transatlantic aerial navigation rOin-
mercialIY III acticable and SAFE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Permission Sought to
Leave Rails on Isles

Permission H. heing sought from
properly owners on Padre ard Bra
zos Islands tn allow railroad snnrs
built for the purpose ~ constructing
i"tti~~ ~ Praj~~ d. Santiago Pass
To- the Point Isabel Harbor to re-
mnin for maintenance purposes.
q. C pichp -dS0r. manager of the
Brownsville Chamber or Commerce.
hns taken uD the m=tter with the
rrnrev+y owners III behalf of the
United States Army engineering
corDs * the request Of Liertenan+
l. r. Groves. Jr. The armv II con-
Structfrg the pert ard ft desires tn
naairtain the rriiroaa rrarka-e e-a-.a
the Laguna NRdre side to the Gulf
side for maintenanra ~ the ietties
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Night Vigil Of Mrs.
Byrd Ends Joyously

BOSTON. Mass. July 1.--gPl-An
all night viEi! ended jnyously for
Mrs. Richard T.. Byrd az her moth
er's home here this morning when
Grover Whalen. ce-president OF the
America Trans-oceanic Company re-
layed BY telephone from New York
ner husbands message announcing
the Americas landing at Ver-Sur-
Mer.
II am delighted" the wife Of the
commander said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
MAN. DAUGHTER DROWN

WELLINGTON. Texas July l---4Pi
DR. III. r.. Stoner. veterinarian mere.
drhis daughter. Jessie. drowned
yesterday in small pool of water
On the u. NJ. ranch north Of here.
The daughter waded out into the
water suddenly stepping off over her
head and her cries brought the IA
ther into the pool. but ~ was VIC
tim or the girls struggles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-01
Chamberlin, Levine
Greeted by President

PARIS July 1.-tPl-Clarence ID.
Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine.
were received today BY President
Doumergue of France at the Elysce
Palace this afternoon. They werc
accompanied by Sheldon White
house. American charge d'affaireS.
X was the first official function
Of the visit or the trans-Atiantir
fiiers r. Paris Earlier in the day
they called on Mme. Nunrexser.