Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1926, Page 23

HOUGHTON LEADS TRIBUTE N LONDON Service for Memorial Day in St. Margaret’s Church Draws Americans. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, June 1.—Americans in London did honor to those of the United States Army and Navy buried in the British Isles a Memorial day service yesterday in St. Mar- garet's Church, Westminster. Alanson B. Houghton, the American Ambassador, and Horace Lee Washing- ton, American consul general at Lon- don, with the staffs of the embassy and consulate, and representatives of all the American ieties and of the Vnited States Shipping Board were ,umong those who attended the service. One of the most touching features was the presence of four veterans, of ages ranging from 79 to 83, who fought in the Federal Army during the Civil War. They wore their Grand Army medals, and one of them car- Ambass Before the service a brief ceremony was held in Whitehall, when Capt. Henry H. Townsend of the 2d Com- pany, Governor's Foot Guards, New Haven, Conn., accompanied by other officers of the same command, and Herbert Browlie, adjutant of the London post of the American Legion, placed wreaths on the cenotaph. When the St. Margaret's service was _over Aml or ~ Houghton placed a flora n on the grave of the Unknown ier in Westminster Abbey. The Civil War veterans de- posited a wreath at the base of the Lincoln statue in Parliament Square. KRRLRARAVAALARKLKRS 2 & i >y AGSLLBRFRLBRRPAZRRLARARRARAVALLVWNRALLLALLTDNLLLDRRVLNDIL2 LRRRT R LARRBLRRRLRRLLADBRARRLLRAS Released by Bandits CONRAD C. BRADE! American ine engineer of Laredo, Tex., and owner of the Texana mine near Discubradora, who was taken prisoner by Mexican bandits near Dis- cubradora, Durango. He had been released yesterday. FLYER REACHES TOKIO. Botved of Denmark Wel- comed by Big Crowd. TOKIO, June 1 (A).—Lieut. Botved of Denmark completed his long flight from Copenhagen to Tokjo this morn- ing when he arrived at the Tokorza- wa army fiying field, near Tokio. The Danish aviator was escorted to the fleld by Japanese airplanes and was greeted on landing by a large cheer- ing crowd. Lieut. Botved expects to remain in Lieut. Tokio about 10 days and then return to Denmark by flying across Siberia. THE EVENING ST:\R, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, JUNE .1, 1926. MEXICAN BANDITS REPORTED ROUTED Fled From Attack, Gen. Escobar Reports—Leader Wounded, But Escaped Capture. huila, has made an official report to the government here on his operations against the bandits who captured C. C. Braden and J. C. Gallagher, American mining men, on May 18. Braden and iallagher have been released, but the does not mention this fact. 5 ar says federal troops andits closely and finally them Thursday night at Bajio de Ensenada. The bandits of- fered slight resistance and fled, leav- ing two dead and one prisoner. Juan Galindo, leader of the bandits, was wounded, but escaped. The number of men making up the band was not given by Gen. Escobar. P overtook “PUSSYFOOT” GETS COLD RECEPTION IN NORWAY Even Prohibitionists Against Him as Result of Campaign Started by Newspaper. le to The'Star and Chicago Daily News. .0, June 1.—The Aften Post h: d a campaign against *“Pussy- the American prohibi- with the result that he n editorial in the leading prohibitionist church paper, Dagen, which says: “Pussyfoot follows a cynical code of morals, which unfits him from con- tact with the police and creates con- sternation when found in leaders of great industrialistic movements.” It is now considered certain that the prohibition fight next Autumn will be conducted without Pussy ald. 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