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Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-03

The Revival comes to a close
this week.
It has been a TREMENDOUS
q success. The writer wishes to
thank the churches for fine and
happy cooperation, and differ
ent parties who have worked so
earnestly and prayerfully to
bring about such fine results.
The following have united
with the ~. E. Church, South !.
Franceis Adair, Lola Moore,
RoaS Huffman, Vera Stewart,
Coidie Baker, Francis Andrews,
Many Franks, Martha Winsett,
mi. ard Mrs. LeJ. Cunningham,
Mrs. K. G. Reynolds, Imogene
Van Meter, Maud AdaiI, Gladys
Oaks, Macy Scott, Percy Scott,
Blanche Corbitt, Ethel Scott,
Marie Abraham, Garfield Smith,
John White, George Clore, Even
In Gravenmier, Ella Rumble,
Ruby Sanford, Zollie Ray, Cora
Penn, Violet Scott, Sally Ray,
IIeIma Jones, Ella Cochney, Mrs.
Nettie Walker, Violet Martin,
fOla Bowermaster, Earl Moore,
Emily Martin, Marie Rumble,
tOthers wiz be received.
The following gave their
names to become members Of
the Baptist Church and will be
received at The II o'clock ser
vice next Sunday at the Baptist
IChurche
Mrs. Geneva Lundy, Nora
Scott, Alma Lane, IIollen Cas-
tie, Mary Pollen, Bertha Cox,
Edith Cox, Opal Franks, Carrie
Hooper, Bessie Warren, Edith
| Ward, Mrs. c. c. Vandeford,
i Gertrude Hamilton, Bessie
Pendley, Mary Warren, Funice
Vandeford, Fay Wood, Belle
Jackson, Yesta Milbuln, Ola
Wiggs, Carl Conley, Abbie Rey-
nolds, Raymond Sigler, ElVie
Hooper, Hazel Ranes, Cecil Pin
kett, Leslie Vandeford, Nj.
Ward.
Others have united with the
NJ. f. Church.
There have been more than
one hundred conversions during
the revival campaign.
Ihcpo this is the beginning Of
q whole year Of evangelism.
Those who worked so faithfully
should not slacken their pace
throughout the year. There are
hundreds YET disintefested; un-
saved. Let them be a constant
| challenge t othe churches. Let
The prayer meetings be datr-
| mindly carried forward. Let the
Sunday Schools be greatly in
creased in interest and attend
! ance. Let the WOmenS' societies
| lead on with new courage and
| zeal. Let the young peoples so
cieties really take care oil the
young life in It's entirety Let
every result of the revival be
splendidly conserved. The work
has Just begun. 1t looms might
lily ahead of the churches. Ev-
cry Christian must conSecrate
and concentrate both heart and
! head and hand. God pity us
if we lay own on the job now
Keep the revival fires burn
ing!" Let this be every Chris
tian's motto for every day. Let
there be conversions and add
J irons at every service. We have
set our faces Chlist-ward. our
hearts men-ward and Evangel-
! ism is our program Of the fu-
ture. God helping us, we can
have no other.
c. CROW, FaStor.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-03

the requests for additional funds
Up to date two of the g annual ap-
preparation bills have been passed by
the House. They were lht District
OF Columbia and Pension bills.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-03
New Pact With Siam.

WashingtOn.--A commercial treaty
with Siam was sent to the Senate by
President Wilson
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-03

They say this wood-alcohl
makes a fine week end drink.
You drink it on Tuesday and
your week ends right there.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-03

Wanted Milk custoleA b,s.
Mrs. r. N, e ssad,
which hi
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-02-03
REVIVAL MEETING
A GREAT SUCCESS

The Revival comes to close
this week.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
AIR COMPLAINT
AGAINST LAWYER

arguments for and against the
disbarmcnt Of Sotprios Nicholson,
former captain in the Ordnance De
partment, L. $. A, and the first
Greek lawyer to be admitted to
practice before the United States
supreme Court. were heard Mon
day before the District supreme
Court in general term.
Jesse G. Adkins. member Of the
grievance committee of the Bar As
ISOLATION. informed tho court that
Nicholson was convicted Of conspir-
acy 20 defraud the government in
Detroit, Mich. on March /. 1920,
after trial lasting ten weeks. in
which Mai. Lester Waterbury and
Grant Hugh Brown also appeared as
defendants.
Nicholson paid a fine Of $1,000. it
was testified. the other two defend
ants carrying their cases higher on
rits OF error
Attorney Levi Cook, who defended
Nicholson at the conspiracy trial.
presented The original copy of hts
clients pardon by the President, and
declared that that document consti-
tuted a complete bar to disb3 rmC Mt.
The case was continued for three
weeks.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Only One Thing
Would Stop My
Cough and Cold
Il Tried Nearly Everything, But
HyPo-Cod Was Only
Remedy Relieved Me.
FINEST KENNEDY IN
WORLD, He DECLARES.

seemed to have a cough and
cold all the time. took everythinr
ever heard OF but nothing would
stop my cough. Then a Mr.. Thonp-
son told me about Earle's Hypo-Cod
and it did the work Just fne. The
hrst bottle gave me great relief and
the second bottle stopped the cough
ana cold completely. Now l feel ss
nne as | ever did. No cough or cold
at All. Its the best general debility
medicine l ever saw in my life. II
built up my system in fine shane
and I'm sure there isn't a better
remedy on the market than Hvpo-
SSod. writes Mr.. F. Saxon. 4O4 s
Royal st. Alexandria. Va.
Hundreds OF people in Alexandria
crop in at Peoples Drug Store
here in WashinCton for couple
bottles of HypoCod-because they
know that it is powerful enough.
nice, tasting enough, and does its
OF course there are numerous diff
ferent causes for coughs and colds.
but once the system is fortified and
built Vp it doesn't seem to make anv
difference. TO mother nature - she
throws off one kind about as easy as
snpther II seems and doesn't take
long to do it either-once your dis
ease resistance is increased. blood
enriched. strength built up.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is made Of the
very finest ingredients. Each bot
tie bears name Earle Chemical Co.
which is a guarantee Of finest uual-
ity in medicine. Read what the
Hypo-Cod users say in the article
just below this one. Read what the
party saws in the article on the
right. Then drop in and get a cou-
pie bottles of genuine Earle's HypO-
Cod at the nearest Peoples Drug
Store. You'll be delighted.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
KIDNAPPERS URGE
QUICK SENTENCE.
CRIME CONFESSED
Mrs. .Wetherell Rescued
From Cabin Prison
In Mountains.

Los ANGELES, Colif., Feb. l.
Arthur W. Carr and F'Ioyd 1. Carr
G1rged with Kidnapping Mrs
GLADYS witherelI, were arraiCned
yesterday before Justice Himshaw
and held for trial in Superior Court
Ihelr bond was fixed at $50, 900 each
Ihey expressed a desire to plead
euIIty and begin serving their SEN
lehces. The penalty for Kidnapping
itentiary.
After their arraignment the de-
PENDANTS were rushed before Su-
Perlor Court Judge Reeves. He ap-
pointed public Defender Aggeler to
defend them. The public defender
vas granted three days to prepare
MS case. District Attorney Wool
wine indicated when the case is
called Wednes sday he will have Mrs
Witherell in court to tell her story
before her abduCtors are sentenced
The defendants are cousins. Floyd
Carr was arrested while teIephOn-
ing a demand for $4,000 ransom to
Z. c. WithereIl, the husband of Mrs.
"itherelI. FOu- telephone girls who
intercepted the call and warned the
police may be given the $1,000 re-
ward offered for TIE recovery uf the
missing woman.
Floyd Carr onfessed that Mrs.
Nltherell was being held captive at
a cabin in the mountains fifty miles
from Los Angeles. Deputies and de-
iecttves battered down the door. res
Cued the woman and captured Ar
thur Carr, who was on guard. Mrs.
WItherell was abducted from her
home last Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
1t Stopped My Cold, Restored
My Appetite and Built Me Up

old pep so after getting such fine
results myself ! gave it 10 nv little
niece and it made a new child out
Of her It surely is a great tonic"
continued Nj. Murphy. 226 LIST St
S. E, Washington. D. c.
fthe reader has a cough. cold
sore chest or other signs Of such
wintry Ills. let them drop in at the
handiest Peoples Drug store ano
ask about Hypo-Cod. Il Is q sUlen-
did, nice tasting. strength building
tonic which really does do its work
promptly and satisfactorily as evi-
denced by the testimony Of thou
sands in this Citv. Just think OF d
-PeopIes Drug Stores buv this oE-
ceIlen preparation from the famous
Earle Chemical Co. bv the carload
OF 1900 bottles each. The PEOPLES
Drug Stores sell and recommend
Esrle's Hypo-Cod and the name
Earle Chemical COMPANY upon label
and carton is guarantee Of hnest
quality in medicine. NoUll praise
Hypo-Cod too. II YOU give Il fair
trial and need better health.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Held Up Fourth
Time in 3 Weeks
In Same Locality

r K. Hopkins, sol 18th street
northeast, at l o'clock yesterday
morning was held up at 18th
and Gales streets northeast. for the
fourth time in three weeks. he re-
ported to police of the Ninth pre-
cinct, who chased his latest assail-
ants, two colored men. into the
woods near Seventeenth street and
Benning road but lost them.
Hopkins was walking home. he
says, when the pair jumped on him
from behind, knocked him into a
mud puddle with such force that
one lens of his eye glasses was
shattered, injured his eye and ex-
traCted i64 from, his pockets The
glass splinters were extracted at
Casualty Hospital
Hopkins three former experiences
in the same locality resulted in his
being robbed OF 35 cents, $l.65 and
-, he declares. Four is plenty, he
declares
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
BLIND MAN AMONG
Ill new LAWYERS
Six Women Admitted to Prac-
tice by District Supreme
Court.
Copyright. 1890. By the Press Publishins Col
(The New York Evening worid.)

The District Supreme Court, in
general term, Monday admitted to
practice Ill new lawyers, including
six women. and one man who 10
totally blind.
The blind man is Louis G. Taylor,
of the Soldiers Home, who has
spent the past four years studying
law by the Braille method and has,
according to John Paul Earnes L
who introduced the new lawyers,
made a remarkable record in law
study for a man without eyesight
Thadaeus 6. Benton. although he
passed the bar examination. could
not be admitted because he will not
be Of age until March % next. His
case was continued until that time.
One Washington woman was
among the Portia contingent for
admission to the bar. She is Mary
J. Raymond. The others were Har-
riett Z. Barbour, of Oregon; Bertha
e. Pabst, of New York City: Jennie
P. Deckleman, of Baltimore. Md.
Rowena Compton, of New Orleans,
La, and Lucy Rsines Manning, of
Oklahoma.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

No Danger From "F|u," But Coughs
And Colds May Bring Alarming
Consequences If Not Relieved
Bad Cold Made
Him Half Sick
Appetite Gens-Didr't Sleep Good
Felt Weak,
Shaky.
TOOK HYPo-cOD,
FEELS SPLENDID

II was a little rundown from
oNerVork and then caught q bad
cold. II had me feeling Shsky and
bad all over. l wasn't getting TnuC6
sleep and hardly ate ANYTHING for
days-so l bought Hypo-Cod. I
tried other medicines first. but thev
oiont seem powerful enough TO
reach nv trouble. Right away after
taking HNpo-COd ] notice began
eating more and more and could
Sleep well. Then ! began sitting up
in the mornings feeling fine and
ready for work. 1t sure did heIp
me. ! can tell the world that all
rIGht,' writes william Parker. 1926
Harrison ave. S. Z. Washington.
Thousands Of PEOPLE in Washing
ton use HypO-Cod because IL is a
nicer tasting, more modern and
powerful tonic which does it's work
promptly. II is powerful enough
TO do its work and costs very little
with results.
We recommend IL because II is q
reconstrUctive. blood
appetizinC, strength
building tonic without an equal.
You'll be delighted. Drop in at the
aandiest Peoples Drug Store and
get a couple bottles toniEht.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
THINK STOLL DEAD.
MOVIE DIRECTORS
ELECT new HEAD
Producer Believed MUIR
dered in Search of I'm.
derworld Color.

Voicing their belief that Cant
Frederic F. stoll, Washington and
New York movie producer. has met
a violent death. in some Of the
haunts he frequented to obtain at
mosphere for his play. Determine.
tfon," directors OF the U. S. Photo-
play Company Monday resfoved
stoH from all executive conY.ctIon
with the company.
J. w. Martin. Cumberland, Nd.
was elected president and sIiirector
of the company.
Ston disappeared Decenber 2s,
with $4,000 in cash in nv pockets.
His records withs the cofipany are
straight, according to yil Doing.
jr., Washington business man and
director of the company who at
tended the meeting ID New York.
That his absence is INF Voluntary, di-
rectors agreed.
Stoll frequently blasted of his
having lived in the J.imehouse dis
trict in London and in Monmartre,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
CLeUeLand Charity
Fund Is Explained

operation Of GIeveIand's welfare
federation. which recently raised
$500. 900 as the city's fund for all
charity organizations. national and
local, was explained to- representa-
tivcs or local civic and charitable
organizations hy James Il. Garfield.
chairman Of the Cleveland fedora
tiOn and son Of the late President
Garfield. at tho New willard Mon
day
The Cleveland charity fund was
raised through a community fund
committee operating on the same
basis as the war chest movement
and under the direct control Of the
welfare federation. GARFIELD ex-
planned. The federation includes
representatives OF all civic. charity
and church organizations. Its fund
takes care OF operations Of the or
Eanizations relating 70 welfare
work. The meeting was called by
Commissioner Mabel r. Boardman,
who presided.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Stopped Cough
Built Me yp
i Kept Catching Cold ALI Wi..~
-Ceusbed and Wa.
RubDowu."
TOOK HYPo-ooD; ~
HELPED NE FINE.

bought Hypo-Cod bee,ys,
many people I knew were ,.lIfrr
no" quick It does the work-.,SF
was always catching cols s,,,5,....
winter months. Seemed tiioe -
never without a coura sra -
nervous nervous and rundova. TOO
S@ht 10 say that Hrps-r--
.ne work. 1t relieved my cold 80
reel great deal stronger ana -,
Ter II greatly improved m, -
general health" declared Cbsr1,,
Graham, 500 eth St. S L.
thousands OF people bsys thu,
heVed themselves OF wintry ,,a'-
oles and then fortified and F,r,rr,S
ehed themselves After tn. svsre,,
is built uD nature wards on -
troubles. protects YOU against -
ness
Hpyo Cod contains cor7,i,,5
Hypo-phOsphites Of Lime. potas-
SUM. Manganese. Strychnfn, or
nine and Sodium. also Malt , ,rtrsr-
Wild Cherry Bark extract an. Folr-
Ole eHtrsctives OF COD Liver On
ltTeed entirely OF the fshv Oh IL
self. See formula on the 1cttit
It is not patent medicine Ersrv.-
body knows such a preparattoa Is e
splendid one TO take this Of
year and it costs very little cor.
pared with results al either OF or
nine PEOPLES Drug Stores BE o.
Harhfrrrr-
tie. Noull be delighted 10 ere Erre.
Ask about free OFFER rurraasrrs
OF two bottles al cnr tiur E-a1
what another user Szys ir srl..fs
below.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
U.S.. OFFICIAL KILLS
SELF; @AM CRAZYr
HE WRITES BRIDE
Action of c. F. Dubois,
Navy Clerk Chief, Laid
To I'LL Health.

Herbert J. Monst, acting coroner
for Prince Georges County. Nd.
Monday issued a certificate Of cui-
eide in the case Of Charles F. Du-
'Bois. As years old, chief clerk in
the office of the auditor for the
Navy Department, found dying with
four pistol bullets in his chest in
the cellar of his bungalow on Ra-
venwood avenue, fayetteville. yes
terday morning.
The suicide was "superinduced by
Ill health" Moffst's certificate set
forth. The body was turned over
to Gasch's Sons, HyattsviIle un-
dertakers, and funeral services
probably will be held tomorrow
afternoon with interment in Arl-
ington Cemetery.
Dubois, who was Spanish
American War veteran. and a son
Of Capt. Richard Dubois, a retired
army oficer living at 2O2S Sixteenth
street northwest, married Miss
Maude Followed, q former ehc coloye
Of his once. two months ago.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Grippe and Bronchitis Left
Me With a Very Bad Cough

on the market and is extremely
pleasant to take" declared Miss Eu-
genie NJ. Wilson. 1926 NJ st. y. w.
Washington.
1t is hard TO get rid Of severe
cough when the system is weak
from a spell Of sickness. overWork
or overriding. That is whv one
should take Hypo-Cod. A few pills
or soothing Syrup might allsv the
irritation. but what the system
needs is strength TO not only throw
of the cold and cough but build YOU
UP so you can ward of complicR-
tionS and even more serious illness.
You cannot do so until YOU are
strong and well again.
Thousands Of people in Washing
ton know that Hypo-Cod is q newer.
more up-to-date and nicer tasting
tonic which does its work more
promptly. II costs verv little. in
deed. as compared with results.
Read what the users saw in articles
printed above this one. Then droD
in at the nearest PEOPLES Drug Store
and ask about special free orer 70
purchasers of two bottles at one
time You'll be delighted.
Note: We prepay large bottle gen
uine Esrle's Hypo Cod anywhere on
receipt of tl.2O plus SC war tax
Peoples Drug stores mime Storesl.
Washington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Veterans Answer
Roll Call of 1889;
Plan Celebration

Plans for celebrating its thirty
eighth anniversary February % and
TO perpetuste its name were made
by the Corcorsn Cadet Corps Vet
Grams Association at a meeting Mon
day night at the National Armory
Fourth and L streets northwest
Maj. c. E: Edwards read the old
roll call of 1889 and found the fol
lowing comrades present. Capt.
Frank Lockhesd, J. A. Giovsnnoni,
F. c. Luce, w. c. Carter. A. D.
Langley. r. T. Smith, S. H. Dym,
c. NJ. Bouvet, A. Garner, W. H.
Grovermsn, Z. V. Clark, Z. Boyle.
Since 'sS, when the corp was first
formed. it has carried on its actiy-
tiles to 1915. when the war caused
1t to disbsnd. The impending an
niverssry will be the first time the
corps has met in an annual event
since 1915.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
DENIED
ANOTHER TRIAL
Counsel to Continue Efforts
To Save Bomber From
GallowS.

ROCKVILLE. Md, Feb. DE
spite the apparent hopelessness of
the case, counsel for Guy Vernon
Thompson, recently convicted in
Circuit Court here Of the murder of
James Bolton and the two children
of EoltOn's housekcoper, Mrs. Hattie
Shiplcy. of Germantown, will max 8
every effort to save him from hang
ing. it was intimated yesterday.
Immediately after Chief Judge
Timer and Associate Judges Peter
and WorthinEton had denied a mo-
tion for a new trial. John A. Gar
rett. Thompson's attorney, declared
he would take the case to the Cir
cult Court Of Appeals
Thompson several weeks ago was
found guilty of dynamiting Bottoms $
house last November and causing
the three deaths, A new trial was
asked on tho ground that two jurors
had expressed opinions as to the
guilt or innocence Of the prisoner
prior to their selection. Charles Z
Benson and Maurice NJ. Mossburg,
the jurors in question, today de-
clared on the witness stand that
they had neither formed nor ex-
pressed such opinions
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Couldn't Sleep At Night; Dread
full PsroIysns Of Cough
Disturbed Me.
BECAME WEAK-HYPO-
COD BUILT ME UP.

Il suffered from Grippe and Bron-
chitis-had severe pains in nv head
and was very weak. 1 wodId cough
the whole night and wasn't able to
sleep on account of the dreadful
psroxysms OF coughing. Ny nerves
coughing and loss OF sleep. Nv
physician said l needed a good tonic
and agreed nothing would be better
than Hypo-COd and soon as be-
gaa taking II my cough stopped
ppetite returned and ! started
sleeping from seven TO eight hours
without awakening. Nv whole gen
eral condition improved wonderfully
by the time I had taken three bot
ties and feel like a new per-
son. 1t is the most wonderful tonic
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
BOLT ON TRACK
DERAILS CAR, 1 HURT

Car service on Pennsylvania ave-
nue was tied up for Is minutes Mon
day night, when a westbound street
car jumped the track at the Peace
Monument and collided with an
eastbound car.
Miss Hilda Koehler, of the Bur-
lngton apartment, Vermont avenye
and NJ streets, a passenger on the
eastbound car, suffered bruises on
the body.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Hypo-Cod Worked Fine for Me.
Ii Made a New Child
Of Niece, Too.
IT'S GREAT TONIC.

You can put me down among the
many here in Washington who
praise Hypo-Cod because it surely
does do its work nicely." declared
Z. A. Murphy. whose address is
given below. Il was in a weak.
rundown condition and had a cold
cOUChed and couEhed-hsd lost
my appetite too. an lacked pep and
ambition to hustle around so !
bought Hypo-Cod on the recon-
mendstion OF others and now l have
no cold or couEh-have a good ap-
petite and sleep fine. 1t brought nv
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

Paris. where he associated with un-
derworld habitues to perfect his
preachment of how the other ham
lives" That he may have been
lured to Frico's Chinatown or one
OF the underworld district in Los
Angeles. and robbed and possibly
murdered, is believed more than
likely.
The picture will be completed in
about eight weeks and every action
taken was a safeguard to the stock
holders" said Doing.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
V Street S. E.

George H. Hoagland. 1916 V street se..
says: MY back hurt when 1 sat down,
walked or even when l was in bed. When
stopped over stitches would take me.
When lying in bed I had such intense
pains in my back l didn't dare turn over
was nervous and felt weak and tired
MY Kidneys were so weak l had to get up
otten during the night. The secretions
were badly colored. 1 used Doans Kid
ney Pills and they fixed me up in first
class shape"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

Colorado ranChers are advocating
an open season on deer for the rea
son that the deer run with the cat
tie and consume the hay intended
for the steers.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
Sixth Street S. E.

Mrs. John Daniel, $50 9Th street Sc.
says: II was in bed for several weeks
due to weak, lame and sore back. NV
back caused a lot of trouble and at times
l couldn't do any stopping work. was
weak. nervous and run down. had dizzy
spells and black spots blurred my sight.
MY kidneys were weak and irregular.
Doa1s Kid neY Pills were recommended
and | bought a few boxes They rid RE
OF all the annoying troubles" "'e
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02
These are Washington Cases:
Four-and-a-Half Street

Mrs. B. F. Braun, 11o2 Four-and-a "a Half
street sw.. says: Il used to suffer awfulIy
with my back. l had to put a pillow un-
der my back when lying in bed, aRd there
was no rest for me. There were aches
that bothered me from the lower part OF
my back up to my shoulders, and l was
depressed and irritable. When dizzy spells
came over me everything turned black
Doan's Kidney Pills had been used with
good results in the family, so l decided to
try them. They benefited me in every
way"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-02

Infirmities of age and increasing
deafness have caused Dowager Queen
Alexandra of Great Britain to for
sake society
The Washington times., 1921-01-12
GET $367
IN HAUL
Garry Away Some Valuable
Property in Addition to
Gathering Cash.

Thieves in the District stole a total
of 1857 from various persons last
night.
Camille u. Giacomo. 80 II street
northeast, complained that while he
was at the abbatoir at Benning early
this morning billfold containing
5000 was taken from him and simi-
lar purse filled with worthless paper
was left in it's stead. A receipt for
nautomobile which he recently pur-
chased also was taken.
The store at 352S Georgia avenue
northwest was entered by a thief, who
carried away $50 in small currency.
A thief entered the home OF George
Laurence, 1921 Corbin place north
east, by way OF the basement and
took from the dining room table a
pock etbook containing S17. An over
coat also disappeared.
Mrs. William NJ. Richardson. 404
Tenth street southeast. reported a
diamond ring worth $500 was either
lost or stolen from her in a hair dress
inE parlor.
Major Martin +. Scanlon. command
ant of Boiling Field Air Station, re-
ported to detective headquarters that
uniform caps, gloves and pistol to-
falling value of s43S. The missing
articles were taken from the store
room.