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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
sALE--su URBAN PROPERTY.
13l4 FRANKLIN ST Va

I. 1914 II NANhLIN > L. NE.
In Brookiand--s-room house. all moderi
avs svy a. aa sae p sns
throushout: in fne condition. This is ),
month"; Boz ssG $500 sas shs 'n sd
d f 1851 f T. ave- For S 'f Rso by N 4
I HAVE FOR SALE AN ESPECIALLY Ar.
on pike in beautiful MONTGOMERY County
Md: contains acres: house is hollow tile
stucco finish, center hall plan, 10 rooms, +.
baths; earase and barn with stabling. 70,
and have slate roofs; street car and Gus
service nearby and steam road adjacent. SO
or g minutes by auto to business district Of
r. LATANE LEWIS.
Realtor,
f&22 F st. NV. s.
LIVE IN CLARENDON
ss saa ad on a s Be Me viii
financing once open until $50 pm,
Also have, number OF houses for trace
water front properly. lots. etc 80
n. T.. RION CO.. INC,
Clarendon 1880 1904 Wilson Blvd.
WOODBRIDGE.
se0s 22nd ST. NE
New. r, sleeping porch. fireplace, break
fast alcove. hardwood floors: built-in book
cases saraSe, barEatn. open sunday
SUBURBAN WASHINGTON
TAKOdA PARK, D, C., AND
MONTGOMERY AND PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTIES.
tractive gray shingle bungalow. with plenty
OF shade. Level lot, so feet wide. The last
word in modern moderate priced bungalows
May buy il li,se rent.
"a Holt place-Beautiful corner. Colonial
OF rooms. The highest point in Takoma
Homes like this not often available. Price
very low.
Laree North Takoma home, wide street
large porcheS. beautiful shade; rooms: lot
90 by 2i6 For sale at low figure, or ex
change for smaller house.
S4.500-LarEe 5-room bungalow g bed
somewhat isolated. but conventent
to transportation and stores. Or will rent
with option to buy. win take sedan in
part payment.
Investment property D. c.; about 9o-foot
frUntaSe on principal street; $4,000.
SIG acres wooded land. ala miles from Ia
koma. improved with large, modern Sears
Roebuck bungalow; 8 bedrooms, bath. laree
living room and kitchen. High and level.
Excellent we'll.
Spruce ave houses, Takoma, close TO l4th
street cars. Attractive properties; $1,000 up;
terms like rent.
90 acres hish. level land for subdivision
or country home, near Takona Park. Has
city water and electric tights available. Less
thsn the prevailing prices.
u II II I L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

No CASH PAYMENT. S2S MONTHLY BUYS
ESs PAYS all expenSes-AttTactive laFSe
S-roora~ ard -kttchenette bunsalow and near
! acre lot on Sood road. T; U NiSSon'
Eskh Eri6se sta, Wash. Ba!to, 4 anus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

LOIOKED bANOINI4N'
1920 FA1RMoNT ST. NV.
OPEN ALL DAY. ...
brick home, colonial front porch, heated
porch eressta Sea p1ffh
iot: manv other extras throughout. See
for yourself win accept $1,000 a.o on easy s.
terms Would advise early inspectlon; as
house must be sold today. Phone CieVelano
1853 and I will bring auto FOR you 10
tnSpect property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

EVANSVILLE LITTLEFIELD AVE
heautjful 6-room house. ami; HARDWOOD
eoo~s: newly papered and painted throush-
CT: level lot, i5oxi5o alley; shruseeTy:
fruit. grapes; garage, Open Sundays owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOUR ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR, FUR
nished or unfurnished, with large porch
and yard; lovely home; adults only. 40
whaien ave. Clarendon, Va. o.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN PLACE; ACRES:
pu usSm:' IN f pssrist ossn
sirable tenant. Phone Lincoln s45-J. 9.
TO QUIET COUPLE, ROOMS: FURNISHED
for as ssade So ss
house Capitol View ave. Kensington. Md.
WILL SHARE NICELY. FURNISHED BUN
galow with two young ladies or young IN man fo
GARFIELD ave. Hyattsville. Nd.
coy. AND ATTRACTIVE a.RooM AND AND
bath bungalow. ami: only $50 Also Ve d,
o cSsn sFol Rsa, aMi 81. pei nOn
OWNER WILL LEASE, WITH OR WITHOUT
S SDsion SF IN Nc sanier % nearly
new: garage: $50 monthly. Address BOX
2i5-J. Star once. --
SUBURBAN lo-RooM HOME IN D CO
Garage. etc. Phone OWNER. Ga. 1855. loe
FOR COUPLE. SMALL. APARTMENT; GAS la
range shady porch; S2S nor in RiaNR
ENBURG. TYLER ave. Ballston, Va
AT TRIvERDALE. MD. RARE SPOT. Ex-
cellent to raise chickens and children o.
vated ground: many shade and fruit trees
block from street car; rent; $50 pet Iso g nave
other larger houses to choose from Come
out today. am rieht at car stop. A. COZ
DON. Riverdaie' or Z7l2 l4tn NV OF phose'
heat. rs: 6 r.. Md. INV heat, SIS; s. rooms
s sns fssDpf s.d RSssh sso So
Citizens Bank Bids, Takoma. Shepherd
COTTAGE OVERLOOKING RIVER. FOR
rent or sale Just or Ceada sS T tl.es o' seS
rooms, living room, dining room ana kitchen
combined. with 4 windows and built-in cor.
basement. Stationery tubs. screened porch.
"a feet long, overlooking river; all windows
sdsesss no N sey f s.as oee
s-RooM. FRAME BUNGALOW; cHRysTAL
Spring ave. Capitol Heights. SIS monthly.
Groom frame, Just OF Central ave- seas
5sssf Li sse n as ssh and Blk s ss
COY. MODERN BUNGALOW: BATH,
see'T Tss address EnFasnp Box 1855 Star ONCE
RELIABLE TENANT. GREATLY REDUCED
rent; rooms, fine condition. anil, porches;
garden lawn de ,.ss lSoaisy e,si
RUSTIC LOG BUNGALOW. FURNISHED.
large living room with old-fashione1 nes s
place. bedroom. dining room. kitchen ana
bath, gas ana electric Stoves Town WatNn I,
three acres OF elevated land inciosed large
forest and fruit trees, berry bushes. bowers.
space for sarden and chickens; $50. monthly
for the Summer, or longer period II desired:
located in beautiful subdivision. three BLOCKS
off boulevard. between University PARK, Nc,
and Evansville; not isolated. owner. W
r. WILSON, 2642 18th St NV. Call Ad 500
BROOM COTTAGE-CHERRYDA VA.
Phone Clarendon 347-W-l. =
7-yos,n hopss' a m T. NV h '.''e... $50 90
a roons house mi garage 800. 40 90
New 5-room bungalow. a.m1........a... 90 UO
Syooua house acres ..,... 10 so
Sroom house. acre................ 1900
1921 34th st.. Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyatts 1875
Ff,rC- HEAT. CELLAR. -. s3s 90
4 80 Lac water ..-..., lS 90
4 - alec vater xlassed in sleep porch 20 90
3 :. xiac watar Shade .,... IS 90
- hrlck Furnished cleo .,... 10 90
- ugbts water D. 10 90
etnr cellar ~, A. oiItbuildings IS 90
~ 9h acres store HALT pike as 90
ar b. ami Dus line ...-,........... $500
For Sunday Inspection Cali
Lincoln 67fl or HyattS 10
o, p. ZANTZINciER.
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tonssT in nearby Maryland; Z rooms. ami. .
70 easf1 payment: terms ike rent. ADDRESS
S.a- once. -
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SAI,E---HOUSES.
Cleveland 3677.

PRICE AGAIN REDUCED; BEAUTIFUL NEW
Dutch colonial in Chevy Chase. D e. rms.
tile bath; tile Law; garage to match; owner
has left city. Don't buy until you nave
seen TINS. narr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

WY STAY IN HOT CITY? WHEN CAN
eTer Sou 3 large bunsalow with eity cor
Teniences: plenty Of SHADE; large lswn; 'S ya
80 s-so0: sell for $3.50; great bargain
Owner has TO make change Take S1eAss
Fails cars. get OF at Selya. Va SneLI99
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TAKOMA PARK BARGAINS

norehes: ami: terms: $4,000. s r.; ami;
terms $3.50 Elegant. r q an M; an new en-
1 rHS5NP $50 Il. 1855. 2I2. 1919 r St NV;
E,.erincs snd Sunday, Col. 4OOl.
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ST0TS S0xi5o. s-ROoM BUNGALOW,
po~ches. attic, cellar, furnace; gas. eiec;,
,a-ss eSd hnusex: reasonable from owner
nss-srs Enr 1871 stat once.
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COY BUNGALOW on l4th ST: CAR LINE
Ssrsse: reasonable: from owner. See 1t fur-
-. -sr.hn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

SryVFTyE ACRES WITH A COMFORTABLS
rosas ana ontnuild.ngs. located in. nearby
vf-ssnis: only 10 minutes from washington;
Uttered at q sacrifice price OF 10y vH
terms or considerably less Tor casn. Nos st
be sold immediately. 50 II interestso se'
snr 4. Efar ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
SAIE--HnIISES

FINE BRICK HOUSE ON LONGFELLoW
st.--Just off Georgia a*ensc--6 rooms, 3
porches; priced considerably under similar
houses IN neighborhood: has 2-car brick
garage. r.. d. LILLE, Citizens Bank Bldg.
Takoma Shepherd 3092.
5429 4lst ST. NV, CHEVY CHASE-BEAU-
tiful detached house. ami. 2 lots. double
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
OLDFlELD HiQl Grade Standard Tire

Oldfeld Tires are built by Firestone in the in- dustry's most economical tire plants. They are the best values on the market because they have the methods and special processes, all the economies of Firestone control of raw materials at the sources of supply-together with economical distribution
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
COURIER Ouersize, LolO Price Tire

Frestone also makes and distributes direct to its dealers Courier Tires and Tubes These tires are oversize rugged and the protected sdewa! ribs pre- vent rut wear. In the lowprice field they have no equal.
 Don't experiment with tires the manufacturer of which you do not know and whose greatest sales argument is a misleading advertised mileage guarantee.
 The Firestone Gum,Dipped Tire-the tire su> preme; Oldfeld, the hgh,grade standard tire, and the oversize Courier Tire, all fully guaranteed from any defects of material and workmanship and whose average mileage records are known and hold all world records This guarantee is backed by the largest exclusive tire manufacturer in the world whose reputation is to give you the greatest value for your money
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
For Light and Medium Weight Cars

This tire is designed and engineered to the needs of the light and mediumweightcar. It is therefore extremely flexible, of limited ply construction, made unusuallystrong by the extra process ofGum>D Dipping and uni formity in cure. It is generously oversize and will give you greater comfort, safety and economy than any tire in the world of heavier and more bulky construction. Do notdecrease your speed, increase your gas oline consumption or wear out your tires prematurelv by putting heavier tire on your light or medium weight car.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07

C1reSCOne 1"Dinp~ fires
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 The manufacturer who made your tires has a definite obligation to you and unless you know who heis, how can you be sure of getting your moneys worth for the price you pay!
 In line with the Firestone policy of reducing motoring costs-of constantly giving the car owner greater value-Firestone manufactures tire to fit every purse and purpose.
 Firestone has pioneered every important ad vance in building tire quality for more than quarter of century. Firestone built the first bal. loon tires and knew how to make them travel fur. ther, faster, safer and with greater comfort than any tires ever built, through special process of saturating and insulating the cord with rubber gum preventing internal disintegration by heat and friction. These Firestone Gum.Dipped Tires have won every official record for speed, safety and endurance. Firestone Gum,Dipped Tires are the most durable and longest wearing tires. in the world-and present prices on these wonderful tires are the lowest in history.
 To obtain the utmost in quality, comfort and economy equip your car with the tire supreme the Firestone Gum.Dipped Tire.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07

direct from factories to car owners through tn 3O,OOO Firestone Service Dealers.
 You cannot get greater tire values anywhere il the world than you can get right in your ow1 neighborhood from the regular service .givin Firestone Dealer who is part of your bushes life, interested in everything that goes on in tn community who is trained and equipped t give you better service.
 The Old6eld Tire is the greatest value in stand ard tires. Firestone took over the manufacture an distribution of this tire from the Old6eld Tir Company, who for over four years sold it throug its own dealers as the most outstanding tire on tn market, securing much higher price for the Olc field than for any other high grade standard tire
 Now the Firestone Dealer can give you Oldfel Tires, at brice-the lowest price at which stanc ard quality can be sold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
smith CAN'T
WIN '-CAPPER
Stand on Prohibition
And Tammany Said
Against Him

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.--sFl-Sena-
tor Arthur Capper OF Kansas told
an audience at the Hoovcr-Curtis
club today that Governor Smiths
extreme and untenabIe position on
prohibition as well as his Tam
many affiliation, made it impossible
for the democratic candidate 10 win
the west.
"The west does not want wet
administration. asserted the. sena-
tor. 'They feel that prohibition ~
economically sound and morally
right. No amount Of propaganda or
trying TO set up a different issue is
going TO fool them. Governor Smiths
plan for state control Of the liquor
traffic has no support i'm the agri-
cultural states.
The west opposes AT Smith be-
cause Of his Tammany affiliations.
That is not the only reason Why the
west will 20 against him, but il Is
the. chief reason. Everything the
west knows or his ever heard Of
Tammanv connects il with political
trickrry and corruption. Moreover,
our folks believe that Tammany II
associated with saloon rule, booze
and all the social vices, besides po-
litical graft"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13

SECRET ELOPERS
X \ y
HEAD PARADE OF
r = 4
NEWSPAPER MEN

CHICAGO. Sept. l3--tFl-Elope-
ment of Gordon Clark, %. wealthy
Chicago yachtsman, and Miss Nir-
ginia Bowers, 10, of Little Rock,
Ark, which was TO have been
very, very secret, was consum-
mated yesterday with all the
quietness Of brass band.
One OF the bridegroom's friends.
impressed with the necessity Of
keeping il out Of the papers. as
the principals had urged. went to
the press room of the federal
building and after informing the
reporters of what was 20 take
place. sought 70 bind them TO
secrecy.
"The marriage takes place at
$3.50 p. m. IN Judge Lindsay's
court room." whispered the friend
of the bridegroom The bride is
most attractive, and IL would
make a dandy picture, but Of
course nothing is TO be printed in
the papers.
And so il happened that when
Mr.. Clark and Miss Bowers "elop-
ed" they headed a procession con-
sisting Of eight reporters, six cam
eramen and several hundred per-
sons curious TO know whose pic
ture was to be taken. The court
room was packed when the cere-
mony was performed.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark are to sail
tomorrow noon from New York
for Europe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
Local Men Take
Control of Radio
Station Thursday

John Tanning. Capitol theater own
er. and Fred Latham. proprietor of
The Terrace, Thursday took over con-
troll of radio station KWWG of
Brownsville as the result of the for
feitIng of the contract held by y. NJ.
Gillian or San Antonio.
IN announcing the acquisition the
acquisition OF the station. Tanning
declared that he and Latham intended
putting on the best programs avail
able in am effort 70 put the station
over and at the same time spread
the fame or Brownsville and the
Valley by ''the use of the ether
waves"
Both Tanning and Latham are old
amusement men and are we'll quail
fled to direct the destinies W the sta
tion, III is said.
We intend making no changes IN
the personnel" Tanning said. bob
Crabh is TO remain as manager. The
changes We will make will lie only IN
the fact that wc intend broadcasting
only first class programs. sscre Il
no reason why this station should
not ne made a success and We have
taken u upon ourselves 70 see that
ii is."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
BLACK JACK
IS 6S TODAY
To Be Honored With A
New Decorations
From Nations

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-tPl-
General John j. Pershing today cele-
brated the sixty-eighth milestone OF
A life rich in adventure and accom-
plishment, crowned by leadership of
the battalions that fought in Amer
ica's greatest war;
Now fully retired after a long and
fruitful service in the army, tho
man who. with Washington ana ?
few others, rose 70 the high distinc-
ton OF q full-ranked general, found
on this birthday echoes Of the ac-
claim which a grateful world be-
slows upon those IL reveres.
At the war department where Cen
eral Pershing has a handsome office,
although he is no longer actively
connected with that branch OF the
government, time was set aside to-
dav so the general might receive the
four latest foreign decorations which
admiring nations have conferred
upon him.
Congress. which must consent be-
fore Americans may receive such
decorations, acted favorably last
winter, but Secretary Davis Of the
war department postponed the pres
entation 80 il might take place to-
day.
The decorations were those con-
ferred upon the general by the pres
ident Of Czecho-Slovakia in 1926 and
by the president OF Peru. the presi-
dent of Poland and the president Of
Venezuela in 1925.
Nearby, in fact In the same build
ing which was the setting for fur
ther honoring this American war
rior. another department Of the gov
ernment was pursuing efforts BY
which the world might be brought
into universal peace and in this ef-
fort, General Pershing lent as full
support as he did 20 bringing victory
at arms just ten years ago.
For him to inGorse the Kellogg
BRAND peace treaty seemed to roll
back the years for his friends to
that day in Paris eleven years ago
when he exclaimed:
There must be no peace except q
lasting peace"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
ARRESTSHALT
PLAN TO GUST
SPANISH Chief
Primo De Rivera Cele-
brates Fifth Ami
versary AS Dictator
OF Nation

MADRID, Sept. i3.-tPi-Frustrn-
tion Of u plot against the govern
ment Of Primo dc Rivera. who today
celebrated the fifth anniversary of
the establishment w his dictator
ship, was announced i'm an official
statement today.
The statement said the anti-g0vern-
ment movement was u have come
out into the open tonight with va
rious elements participating; that il
appeared the plotters were trying
20 satisfy their own pride and am
bition.
Primo Dc Rivera in a statement
70 the Associated Press indicated
the military had no part II the plot,
the arrests being made among poll
ticians, revolutionists and other ele-
ments which live and prosper by
provoking disorders
Advlces on the number under ar
rest was conflicting. La Petite
Glronde said that Hendaye and Bay
onne heard that there were nearly
1000 arrests in different parts N
Spain. A Madrid dispatch 10 lie
journal OF Paris stated the number
OF those arrested would fall far
short cf the several thousand
which had been reported ~ have
been jailed. "A Hendaye dispatch as-
serted that information from sources
usually reliable was that there were
numerous arrests" including Tf at
Barcelona.
Those arrested NJ Barcelona III
cludcd Barrio Nerro. former dep
uty; several newspapermen. off.
cials OF some lodges or Free Masonry
and the president Of the local
branch or the League for the Rights
of Man
The Spanish council Of ministers
was understood " have empowered
the police 20 arrest on sight Fran-
cisco a. Cambo. leader OF the Cata.
lonian separatist party. and Sanchez
Guerra former prime minister
both Of whom are absent from Spain
They with Lerroux are considered
10 he the real leaders Of the move,
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
Secure Land For
North Floodwav

Right of way for the north flood
way across the Cavazos lands in
southeastern Willacy county was Sc
cured by Cameron county in con-
demnation proceedings brought in
Raymondville Tuesday. The cost Of
the land will be approximately $4,000,
including $50 per acre for lands COW
: cred by the parallel levees and 81 an
ere damage for lands within the
oodway.
Work on the east end Of the north
,dway, which has been completed
point north Of Paso Real. was
ended early in the summer owing
ight Of way difficulties, and the
Lodge moved into Hidalgo county 20
arry the work Of closing the gaps
orfh az Mercedes. The latter work
las. completed last week. and
J. rcdgc u now being moved to the
EAST etnd Of the floodway TO complete
the leyees across the Cavazos lands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13
EX- MARSHAL
UNDER ARREST
800 Quarts of Tequila
Seized In Auto By
Patrol Officers

II. b. (Dick) Rachael, former deputy
United States marshal at Corpus
Christi was arrested at midnight
Wednesday on the highway this side
Of Falfurrias by Patrol Inspectors
Lee Terrell and w. T.. Thompson and
held on a charge of transporting
liquor. Almost 500 quarts OF tequila
was removed from his heavy road
ster, officers said. The car was
seized.
Report of the arrest was made
Thursday morning TO ID. r. Gay, Jr.,
inspector in charge.
Rachael, according. to Mr.. Gay was
on parole from the federal peniten-
tiary at Leavenworth where he had
been sent on a charge OF fraud.
The prisoner was delivered 20 Gus
toms Inspector Dave Blackwell IN
Falfurrias and will be arraigned in
Corpus Christi, probably late today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-13

land Jail wv complaints charging
murder filed at Cisco.
Details of the double murder we're
partially cleared today in " cOnfcs-
sion which Sheriff John Hart said he
had obtained Sheriff Hart said
Thompson and his two companions
were caught Friday night hy the
Shook brothers while lOoting the hut
in which they lived. When the broth
ers threatened To inform Thompson's
father of the incident. the youth iS
purported TO nave shot them TO death.
Both bodies showed signs of having
been beaten.
Killed Friday
In bis confession, which was said
20 have been signed hy the Davis
boys. Thompson said they took some
clothing from the house and then
went to their homes.
Thompson declared in his atate-
ment that the Staying off Lucian, 26,
and Leon Shook, 81. occurred Fri
day night. lie said ME went I'D the
home Of the two Davis boys Friday
night and rot them to accompany
him 20 the Shook cottage. Thompson
said he had been 10 the Shook cabin
the day before and stole N shotgun
and banjo On Friday night. he
said, the two Davis boys stayed in
the brush while nv entered the house.
One of them accused him of steal
ing the banjo.
IA denied this" Thompson con-
tinued. "but they said they would
take me to my fathers house AND tclI
him what had doner
Picked 4 Row
He left the house with The two
Shocks. he said. lie was armed. but
his caFtors ala MT know w and wv
declared that he considered shooting
them II the back. bat decided not
~. Instead he said. he provoked
what he called a row. at a tank a
quarter mile from the house.
Thompson stated simply that ha
shot both the Shocks, but examins-
tion on the scene Tuesday. when the
bodies were found. indicated that m
struggle had taken place.
The statement WI the y0nth contin-
ued by declaring that after shooting
the Shocks. he beat them WV TIE head
10 make sure they were dead and
then took a gold watch and SI3 from
the body Of Lurian. the elder. Thomr-
@N+A $500 HI AtIDAHEI ANG Two nMN1N
boys, returned u Shocks cabin.
where he obtained two suits or
clothes, and then went 10 the Davis
home where he spent the night.
TO Ask Death
The youth said the gun he had
was stolen from Sam Davis. father
of his companions.
County Attorney Sparks Thursday
morning said he had not decided
whether he would ask the grand iurv
To return a murder indictment arainst
the younger Davis boy. Under the
state law. If the boys were indicted
and convicted of murder. hc would
have M be confined in N reformatorv
until he became 2l years CID. Sparks
said he would ask indictments against
the two older boys on all charges
In the complaints filed Wednesday
night against them and would ask
for the death penalty AZ their trials.