Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 22

Youths Are - Susp Eight Othie, §fe 36-Hour: l?enofl. f By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., December 11.—Clues and recovered loot in the possession of police here today led them to belleve :; that two ment arrested yesterday were the principals’ ' & pusy: week epd of crime in this viciniby, ‘committing 1p. offenses over a 36-kour period. Their alleged crimes include at least four hold-ups, three criminal assaults, three farm fobberiesand a post omee robbery. ‘The men, Lee Roy Merri.mnn 23, formerly of Caddo, Okln and Benny -, Aldredge, 24, Dallas, have been sought .+ in‘ connection with a recent double mur- . der, in which two young brides were attacked, then beaten to death on a lonely road near Dallas. Series of Crimes Outlined. . As police reconstruct the past week end, which they say the two" men. de- voted entirely to crime, the two held{. up three couples in a pll’ktd car here| . early Sunday morning, robbed the, men and assaulted the women, whom ey, . held captives until daylight, then fl 1+ for Oklahoma, robbed three farm ' en route, looted a post office In Caney, Okla., Sunday night and returned here at 11 am. yesterday. ! Police encountered the men llut they returned to the city and. alp- ' tured them after an attempted: gun ' fight in which Merriman was :wotinded in the head with a bullet.. }, Loot Mcavcfed. » In their car was found an overcoat ! taken from one of the men robbed Sun- day morning, & wrist' watch belonging | to one of the girl victims, quilts and pillows taken from ,the .three farm homes robbed, two armguns two lasge: caliber rifles and five pistols, and post- age stamps and letters stamped by the « Caney, Okla,, post office. 'The three girl victims \dentined photos of Aldredge, as did one of the man victims, Numerous hold-up vic- tims in recent weeks identified his pic- Baby Rattle Found; Has Hedgeho Shape the Assoctated; Pre: FCHIGAGO, Déemp&-u G ogm.sm uoo Mhseum of Natunl " 3 - Its, sm'mfit of & hfl}e— CUMMING HEADS SQC!E,IY dent of Southern Group. 3 Surg. Gen..Hugh’ S ’cummln] was |elected predident ot the * Southern Society of Washington at a meeting last night; in_the Willard- Hotel. Others elected were: . Capt. 'C. C. Calhoun, “vice president; Little, financial secretary; Charles W. Warden, treasurer; Mrs. Robsrt L. Taylor. . 1206 GEE ST. 1{4 Paris Says: In millinery uneven ¢ drims are very much Javored. iParis Replicas in Evening Dresses The, ontstanding sule< of the sea- son. > Prices $15 starf ht.o Offering Very Special Prices on Coats Choose now at an unusual saving. All choice new .stock. ture as that of the man who robbed them. 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Nor do the many other famous architects who nnhesnanngly recom- mend Copper, Brass and Bronze materials for use in home constmcuon P Only by epcclfymg Coqpcr flashm id Brass orfi! iting fixtures when you build, buy or remodel can you nuqoubh& As Mr.&orbflx e the owner of ‘the’ moderately’ pfleed’ o lpouts, Brass pipe and so “Certainly home . .. can ill afford to repairs that invariably materials are used.” The same reason that leads and Bronze in office buildings makes dtem the logical choice for even small homes. These metals cannog ‘rust. ‘Write our Building Service Department for any addi- tional information. ' PR / Considering their lJélan; service and their absolute protection against rust, Copper, Brass and Bronze are not expensive even in the construction of small homes. Midwestern Office Landreth Building St.’Lonis, Mo. e A e T e COPPER, BRASS, BRONZE— The World’s Most Useful Metals B ] _ FROM THE DESIGNERS OF AMERiCA'S SKYLINE COPPER & BRASS RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 25 Bmldwly_', New York Canadian Office 67 Yonge Street Toronto, Ont. AM\ERIGA‘S HOMES le:withithe rust guuers md down- ronze hardware and F-mble on the expensive ollow when corrodible to the use pf Copper, Brass Pacific Coast Office Architects Building Los Angelés, Cal. ; ed mug: ball,| . e 2 LR o Surgeon General' Is Hlected Presi: | | Miss Grace, ‘Roper, ‘secretary; John F.. STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. €. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1928. 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