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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09
METHODISTS WILL CONSIDER UNITY
Subject Will Be Discussed At Meeting Of Bishops In
 San Antonio

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. s.-(By Associated Press.)-Unification of the northern and southern branches of the Methodist church will doubtless be discussed during the sessions of the college of bishops of the Meth odist Episcopal church, South. which meets at San Antonio, Tex, Decem- Der 14-17, according to announce ment at southern headquarters here.
 The bishops are expected to em- phasize the duty of the church to hold fast to the established faith and to repudiate any tendency toward heresy.
 It is likely also that a memorial to the memory of Bishop James Atkins, who died recently at Little Rock, Ark.
 The church heads will probably again suggest wide observance of January 27, 1924, as good literature day, the date having been agreed upon at the last meeting held here
 Among special interests of the church which are expected to re- ceive attention are the centenary movement, soon to enter it's final year, the Christian education cam paign, the hospital board and the S10 OO0,000 campaign for the care of superannuated ministers.
 Bishop Warren 4. Candler, senior active bishop, will preside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09

Handkerchiefs were first manu- 'actured at Paisley, Scotland, in 1743.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09
Booth Morgan Captain

DECATUR. Ala, Dec. 8.-(Special.) Vaughn Booth of Hartselle. Ala, will lead the Morgan football team of Petersburg, Tenn, next year on the g1idiron. At the annual banquet of the team. attended by the Lansing. Mich, squad, which was defeated 15 to O. by Morgan Thursday, Booth was elected captain for the 1924 session. Booth plays end.
 The new Morgan leader is a son Of Dr. and Mrs. w. M Booth, of Hartselle. and has played two years with Morgan, after starring with Morgan County High school.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09

A liquid air jack that will lift 30,000 pounds. has been invented New Yorker.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
Lutheran

Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Compton avenue and South
Flores street. Rev. w. W. Lubach. pas
tor: sunday school. $3.50; preaching at s
o'clock. Choir meets Friday. 1880
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Helotes.
Rev. W. W. Laubach. pastor. English
service. 1880. followed by Sunday school.
St. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran
Church, South Presa and Roseborough.
@. c. FalslSen. pastor; Sunday school,
9:t5: service. 1890: no evening service.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Jones and West Josephine
streets. G. w. Lobeck, pastor. Sunday
school. $3.50: service. o'clock.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Avenue + and Fifth street Rev.
Paul F. Helm. pastor: Sunday school.
$3.50; service. II o'clock; Junior Luther
League. 7 o'clock; no evening service.
Government Hill Evangelical Lutheran
Church. North Pine and Mason streets.
Theo. r. Strong, pastor: Sunday school,
Q O'clock: services. 1890 and s o'clock.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church,
East Nueva and South Presa streets.
A. J.. Wolff. pastor: Sunday school $3.50;
German services, IL o'clock; no evening
services.
Zion Lutheran Chapel (branch OF 81.
John's), 7o3 East Cincinnati avenue.
Sunday school. $3.50: services. 8 o'clock.
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Hammond and New Braunfels
avenues. Rev. It. A. Neumeister. pas
tor: Sunday school. . o'clock; services.
1880: junior catechism class "Wednesday
$3.50 a. m. Luther League meets We'd
nesday, o'clock.
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Presbyterian

Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church,
Denver boulevard and South Mittman
street; Edgar Hubbard. minister. Sun
day school, 9:45; worship, IL and S
o'clock; Junior Christian ;:hdeavor, 5;
Senior. e;45; Bible study and prayer
service Wednesday, s o'clock.
Pine Street Presbyterian Church. South
Pine and Omaha streets: A. II. p. Nc
Curdy pastor. Regular morning and
evening worship; sabbath school. $780,
Endeavor Society, o'clock; prayer meet
ing Wednesday. o'clock.
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Gar
den and King William; Rev. J. Leighton
Green. pastor. Sunday school, ESQ:
nreaching, II and S; prayer meeting
Wednesday. O'clock; visitors and
strangers always cordially welcome.
West End Presbyterian Church. Ear
zamora and Waverly avenues; u. IL.
kirkpatrick. pastor. Sunday school.
$3.50: preaching, 1875 and O'Clock:
Christian Endeavor. :; prayer meeting
Wednesday, O'clock.
Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
Camden and Lexington avenue: Asher
Harlan Brand. minister. Bible school,
9:S0; services. IL and S: Junior c. F.,
$50: intermediate and high school, q:
Y. p. $. {. T.. $50; mid-week service
Wednesday. o'clock.
Covers Street Presbyterian Church.
o'clock II. L. slaymaker will speak at
the evening service.
Crestholme Presbyterian Church. Her
mitage court and Groos avenue. Sabbath
school. $40: preaching by Yale Hicks
at IL o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18

The majority of the assembly are so
anxious to please their leader that
when the question arose for Renal to
decide whether he will represent An.
CORA or Smyrna-the law not permit
ting one man to represent two con-
stituencies-the majority shouted
"Kemal is above the laws and should
retain both mandates"
Despite the apparent unity among
the Kemalist members it is believed
that soon after the ratification o:
peace the assembly will be divided
into four distinct groups:
1. The Peoples party. formed by
Mustapha Kemal, favoring the estab'
lishment of a republic with Renal q
lifelong president.
.. a small group of Communists.
3. An important group favoring tbs
restoration of a monarchy with tht
sultan as constitutional monarch.
4. \ group favoring the re-estab
lishme..t of an absolute monarchy a:
it was in the days of Abdul Hamid.
The third group is expected TO win
in the long run since the members are
supported by the Union-Progressiv,
party. the only well organized political
group in Turkey.
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Services in the Churches

day school, $3.50; morning worship 1O:l5;
Epworth League. $50.
Denver Heights Methodist Church,
Denver boulevard and New Braunfels
avenues; II. S. Pierce, pastor. Services,
West End Methodist Church. zarza-
mora and Woodlawn avenue; W. p.
Buckner, pastor. Sunday school. ESQ;
preaching. II and o'clock; Epworth
League, Z o'clock; prayer meeting We'd
blackberry street Methodist Church.
South blackberry and Montana streets
Rev. /. ]. Rode, pastor. Sunday school.
1855; preaching, lO:i5 and s o'clock.
East End Methodist Church. Eas;
Commerce and Polaris streets; Paul W.
Evans pastor. Sunday school, 9:i5:
preaching. II and s O'Clock; prayer
| meeting and service Wednesday. 5
o'clock: Get Together of members and
friends OF the church Friday. s O'Clock.
( Vista and Ciholo streets; James ". All
britten, pastor. Sunday school. $3.50;
preaching, 1915 and o'clock; EpNorth
League. o'clock.
Government Hili Methodist Church,
preaching, lo:i5 and o'clock; mid-weelS
service. Wednesday. 5 O'Clock.
Rieden Memorial Methodist Church
Buena Vista and San Marcos streets:
school, s:A5: preaching. IL and o'clock
Epworth League. 1880.
Alamo Heights Methodist Church, POGO
avenue and Broadway: Rev. John X.
Berry, pastor. Sunday school. $3.50 a. M.
+. NJ. Coleman, superintendent; morning
service. IL n. M, subject. The Singing
OF Jesus; evening service. p. m, sub
ject The Weeping of Jesus; Epworth
League. I y. M; mid-week service, :
p. m. Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
A MAGIC PHONOGRAPH
A Yictrola at San Antonio Music Com.
pany Puzzles Music Fans.

A magic Victrola which can carry on
conversation, play any record re-
Quested and do various other stun 5
unguided apparently by human hands
is puzzling the music fans of the city,
hundreds of whom have been daily
visitors to the San Antonio Music
Company's store on West Commerce
street.
Any record held in front of the
photograph is Immediately played un-
ill it is removed, when the music
promptly stops. Any query put to the
machine is answered Immediately and
the Victrola even carries on a CONVEX
sation with spectators.
The other day a small boy entered
the store and stood looking at the ma
chine. 1t spoke to him and he started
to beat a hasty retreat when the ex-
hibitor seized him by an ear and said ::
1T won't hurt you son, wait min
pte."
You're holding his left ear said
the machine.
What's behind it," asked the oper-
ator humorously.
Just dirt" promptly responded the
Victrola while the crowd laughed and
the youngster fled.
The machine is on view for the pub
lie from IL to o'clock. > 80 to 800
o'clock and in the evening. lt IS
free
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
OBITUARY
Mrs. ETA j. McDade.

Mrs. Eta J. McDade, go years old,
died at her residence. 100 Clifford
Court, at 80 Saturday morning after
a lingering illness. She was a native
of Michigan but had lived in San
Antonio IL years. She was member
of the Riverside Baptist church and
had been an ardent church worker
since childhood. She is survived by her
husband. G. W. McDade. a son. How
ard W. McDade. both of San Antonio
and a sister, Mrs. Ada l.. Hough OF
Los Angeles. who is en- route to this
city to attend funeral services. The
funeral will be held from the River
side Baptist church. corner South
Presa and Clifford Court. at 4 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev. T. V. Hern-
don. officiating. Interment will be III
Mission Burial Park under the di'
rection of Hagy & McCollum, under
takers. Pallbearers will he L. V.
Wright. i. f. Harbour. E. +. Pickle.
J. r. Delemater, w. W. Rollins and
p. NJ. Perry.
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Baptist

Beacon Hill Baptist Church, Fred
ercksburg road and West Ashby; NJ. C.
Edison. pastor. Sunday school. s:iS;
preaching. IL and o'clock: b. Y. p. L..
o'clock; teachers meeting. 1880 We'd
nesday. followed ~ prayer meeting:
Calvary Baptist Church. Pine and Hays
streets; W. W. Lee. pastor. sunday
school. 9:;5; preaching, IL and o'clock;
b. y. p. L.. O'Clock; teacher and prayer
meeting. 1880 Wednesday,
First Baptist Church, Fourth and Tay-
Tor streets: DIR. l. e. Gates, pastor. sun
day school. s:45; preaching, II and s
O'Clock: Junior u. Y. p. u, 5 o'clock:
intermediate. 5:i5; senior. $50: teachers
meeting Wednesday, $50; prayer meet
ing, s o'clock.
Prospect Hin Baptist Church, 1901
Buena Vista street; Hulen r. Carroll.
pastor. Sunday school, s:i5; preaching,
II and S. b. Y. p. us meet O'clock.
New Hope Baptist Church, 500 STAGE
street; J. Alfred Brown. pastor. Sunday
school, 9:45; preaching. IL and S:l5.
Junior ard intermediate b. Y. p. L..
6;l5; senior. 7:i5; women's Missionary
Union. Monday o'clock; prayer meeting
Wednesday. s:l5.
Pruitt Avenue Baptist Church. Pruitt
avenue and Edwards street; Tolbert +.
Edwards. pastor. sunday school. s:i5;
preaching. IL and 5 o'clock: Sunbeams
and Juniors meet. o'clock; interme-
dates. $3.50: seniors and adults. ESQ.,;
mid-week prayer service Wednesday, s
o'clock.
Los Angeles Heights Baptist Church !;
To {. Long. pastor. sunday school. s:45;
preaching, II and s o'clock; b. Y. p. u
6:i5; Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday .
o'clock; prayer meeting Wednesday, s
O'clock.
San Antonio Primitive Baptist Church
Elder II. S. Ball. PASTOR Services, II
and 1850, at the Y. NJ. {. A. building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
CAR TURNS "FLIPS"
Occupants of Damaged Vehicles Have
Miraculous Escapes. q"

Two automobiles crashed into each
other. at $50 Saturday morninf, az
Avenue ID and Fourth street.
Both cars turned over. one, police
say, making two complete "flips' in
the air.
No one was injured. 49,
The escape of the occupants. police
say. is the most remarkable in local
motor car accidents.
Ii. c. Pope. rural route No. . and
Herman Brown. Is, 522 West Sum
nit avenue, according TO police
records, were the drivers of the two
cars
Pope operated a touring car and
Brown q roadster.
Two small children, Motorcycle Off
Ger Dickman stated, were in the car
with Brown.
The cars. witnesses told the officers,
met at right angles ut the intersection.
The impact caused both cars 10
swerve sharply out of their respective
courses.
The touring car turned upside down.
while the roadster, with its three &C.
cupants. is said to have described two
circles in the air before falling.
When police and pedestrians and
motorists reached the two cars the oc-
cupants We're crawling from the dam-
aged machines. -
Not n drop of blood was spilled IN
what police say ordinarily causes the
police ambulance to be summoned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
Catholic

ST. Mary's Catholic Church. services in
the school auditorium. st. Mays street
Rev. A.. c. Dusseau. O.M.I., pastor;
masses. 5:l5, 6, 6:i5. 1880. s:l5. .. 9:45.
1890, ll:l5 and 1915: high mass. ll:i5;
ehildren's mass. SIS: Boy Scouts and all
boys Of the pariah will receive holy COM
munion in a body at the S:l5 mass; night
prayers and rosary every evening, s:i5.
except Saturday: devotions in honor OF
st. Anthony. question box and benedlc-
ton of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday,
7:i5; Way OF the Cross Friday. 7:i5i
masses during the week. $50. 1880. S:l5
and o'clock.
San Fernando Cathedral. Sunday
masses s, Z. $3.50. $3.50. II and Il o'clock;
children's mass, $3.50: low mass, l2
o'clock: vespers. rosary and benediction
o'clock; week day masses, 6. Z. 7:5o
and s o'clock.
Immaculate Heart of Mary, South San
Saba street. sunday masses. s, :, $3.50
and 10 O'clock; week day masses. 6,
and 1850: daily evening service, 1880.
our Lady of Guadalupe. Ell Paso and
San Jacinto streets. Masses sunday. so
and $3.50: week day mass. o'clock; even
ing service, 1880.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
SUES RICH STEPSON
Mrs. Helen +. Stokes Asks $1,000, 900
Damages For Statements.

Chicago, Aug. 1s.-The praecipe in
a damage snit for one million dollars
against W. +. ID. Stokes Jr., wealthy
New York clubman, was filed in the
superior court here yesterday by At
torney Charles l.. Erbstein in behalf
Of Mrs. Helen Ellwood Stokes.
Mrs. Helen L. Stokes, here last
night. said her suit against her step.
son had been started rs result Of
young Stokes allegations OF indiscre-
tions with her made in connection
with his fathers divorce action.
While young Stokes did not testi-
fy. Mrs. Stokes asserts that he made
DISPOSITIONS that were injurious to her.
She declared she had traced every
person who had anything to do with
accusations a. ainst her and that 81
am now after the last one Of them, 7"
she said she had offered an oppor-
tunity to young Stokes TO confess his
statements were untrue, and that he
had refused to do so, hence she had
decided to bring action against him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
GEORGIA GOVERNOR /
TO USE ALL POWER
TO QUELL DISORDER
Declares War on Ldwless-
ness Following
Lynchings.

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 1S.-Deploring
the lynching of two Georgia negroes
yesterday for alleged criminal as
saults on white women, Governor
Clifford Walker today turned his at.
tention to the investigations which be
said would be ordered at once. 20
Il expect TO use all the power Of
my office TO prevent disorder and laws
lessness in Georgia" the governor de-
clared with emphasis 20
Both negroes were lynched in cen.
trail Georgia at Wellston and Cochra1
respectively. In both instances the
mobs worked quietly and systematic
cally and Immediately afterwards dis
persed. %
Lee Green. one of the negroes, was
arrested in Macon Thursday evening
and charged with attacking a promie
nent white woman in her home near
Wellston, the evening of July 4. Yesa
terday, as he was being taken to the
Houston county Jail, a mob said to
have been composed of about 90 men
halted the officers and took the negro
from them. He was taken to the
house of the woman be is alleged to
have attacked, strung to a tree and
shot to death. 49,
Aaron Harris. the other negro
lynched, was serving a term on the
Bleckly county chain gang for burg
larry at the time he is alleged TO have
committed the crime for which he
paid with his life. 1t was reported
that while serving as a water boy on
the chain gang he went 10 a nearby.
farm house for water and there at
tackled the farmers wife. The ali
legged attack took place last Wednes4
day. Yesterday. while the sheriff and
other Jail officials were absent.
mob tore a hole in the Jail wall. sawed
through steel cage, secured the
negro and took him a short distance
out of Cochran where they hung him
to the limb of a tree which lad been
used previously in lynching.
Green was reported to have con-
fessed to the mob before his death. =
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
MARTIAL LAW is
EXTENDED TO MORE
OKLAHOMA TOWNS
Military Seeks Ans.uer to
Recent Mob Ac-
tipities.
By the Associated Press.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 1s.-Tbe arm ol
the military, sent here by Governor
J. c.. Walton TO suppress mob VIC
lence, reached out into Tulsa county
yesterday to find an answer to the
numerous recent abductions and whip
pings in this vicinity.
Martial law, originally decreed only
in the city Of Tuls9, was extended
last night to include more than hall
a dozen small towns in the southerr
portion of the county, and today witt
the scope of their powers broadeneJ
state authorities were attempting &c
unearth a connection between mol
activities outside and inside the city
Floggings have not been confined e
Tulsa itself, persons residing in sur
rounding communities having felt il
recent months the lash of self-ap
pointed dealers of punishment.
With charges already filed against
two men, in connection with whip
ping, and with others being detained
by military authorities, it was indi
Gated that the investigators had penc
trated the veil Of mystery that has
marked the mob operations and were
getting toward the bottom of severa
cases.
An explanation was expected during
the day of the seizure by nationa
guardsmen of ten men Mt the town oil
jerks late yesterday. The men were
brought here before Adjutant General
Markham, but nothing was revealed
as to the reason for their detention
Bob Atkins, special deputy sher'
if, and +. ii. King Of Red Fork face
charges of riot in connection with the
flogging of Walter Truman Of Red
Fork last April. as the first result Of
the states inquiry.
Marshall Moore, also special
denuty. was taken into custody by
Adjutant General Markham without
any reason assigned for the action.
Nathan Hantaman. whose whipping
more than n week ago, resulted in the
sending of troops here. appealed upon
his conviction on charge Of VA.
grancy and the case will be disposed
of early next weef.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
BEGIN EVACUATION
OF CONSTANTINOPLE
WHEN TREATY SIGNED
British to Get Out Imme.
diately But French Will
Be Delayed.
nv CONSTANTINE BROWN.


Special Cable TO The San Antonio Light
end the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1898.
Constantinople. Aug. 1s-Evacua-
ton Of Constantinople will begin two
days after official notification tina;
the peace treaty has been ratified,
British headquarters announced today
The evacuation is expected to be COM
pleted 20 days later. The French be.
cause of the delay in arrival of trans
ports, will not be ready before Octo-
Der !.
British preparations for departure
ore watched eagerly by the Greeks
and Armenians who are selling out
and are emigrating to Egypt and
Greece. The Turkish government, ac-
cording to reliable news from Angora
intends TO expel all remaining Greeks
and Armenians. Measures are being
taken, it is said, to evacuate all Chris.
tian inhabitants from the suburbs and
the same measures will be applied to
the remaining Greek population In
Constantinople as soon as the Allies
have quit Turkish territories.
The authorities supported by the
army have ordered the deportation
into Soviet Armenia Of $4,000 Ar
menians from Bills and Van. Refu-
gees are compelled TO sign a paper
before they leave home, saying they
are leaving of their own desire.
. According to a reliable informant
who was an eye witness to the open
ing assembly at Angora recently, the
Turkish parliameEt gives an impress
sion of IAN assembly of humble OF
ficials who are keenly DESTROYS TO
please Renal Pasha. their master"
Official opposition in the assembly
does not exceed % members. 1t is
headed By the deputy from Erzerum.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18

ana the Sn,sss9 D iSniy news.
Berlin AneI ts@The new tax and
,oIJ Ioor Law have haor nrov;Jed
S S tSa;r f;rst teeth The Re;chstop
hss odnnted q motion Of Tho S,,cial;sts
nrcvid;nr thar II bv Sentember II
S5o. G0 f,OO in real money has moi
bsen snbscr;hed far the new cold loan
tbs government will ,Jont fur,her
measSres r. secure This amount These
,oas',ros ,,.;Ii ;noI,Jo o. oh,,c,t;or
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18


and The Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1928.
Berlin, Aug. 1S.-The Frankfurter
Zeitung, well informed and careful
newspaper today published details con-
corning the life of Joseph Mathe
who recently has become the leader
of the Rhineland Republican party
succeeding Herr Smeets. Smeets re-
tired at the instance of the French
He probably will not play further
part in the separatist movement.
Mathes. according to the Zeitune
during the world war was editor of q
Democratic newspaper in Bavaria
During the revolution in Germany he
turned Socialist and became editor
of Socialist newspaper. On Libel
charge he was sentenced to six months
in prison. Meanwhile he had been ex'
PEELED from the Socialist party.
During the period while waiting ac.
ton on an appeal lie went to Frank
furt and edited the weekly "Fackel
which specialized in scandal. the
Zeitung pointed out When his appeal
was rejected he fled TO occupied ter.
ritory and placed himself under the
protection of the French who. when
German authorities arrested him, pro
cured his release.
Recently Mathes appeared rs one
of the founders of the new "Rhonisl
independence party" comprising the
most of the members of the previous
Smeets party. He also became editor
of newly founded separatist weekly
in Dusseldorf which presently will bc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
FIND STOLEN CAR
Automobile Disappeared In June;
Soldier Under Arrest.

An automobile. owned by A. G.
Roemer, sos West Commerce street,
stolen June 30, last. was returned
TO him Friday afternoon.
The car was recovered by Provost
Marshal Edgerton and Sergeant
Maloukis. of the downtown military
police department.
A soldier, stationed at Camp
Normoyle, is under arrest in connec-
ton with the theft of the. car. ..
Mr.. Roemer's car, according TO re-
port filed with the department, was
stolen while parked at Terrell Wells.
No trace of the car could be found.
It's recovery and the apprehension
of the soldier was brought about
when Sergeant Maloukis was assigned
on the case.
The soldier held, il is said, had
the car in his possession when ar
rested.
Captain Edgerton also has another
soldier in custody implicated, it is
charged. in the stripping Of car OF
its battery and other accessories.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-18
GAS FUMES IGNITED
AND ONE MAN BURNED
ON HAND AND LEG
Leak in Gas Connection
and Lighted Match
Caused Fire.

Roy Morgan. employe OF the r. +.
Lumpkin Company, $40 East Com
merce street, was severely burned in
a fire at the company's building, due
to an ignition of gas fumes, at 6
o'clock Friday afternoon.
The blaze was quickly checked with
but trivial damage to the establish
ment.
Morgan was given first aid treat.
mept by Chief Sarran and firemen.
According TO information given fire
men n leak in Il gas connection. caus-
ed the blaze. The room in which the
leak developed. it is said, became fill
ed with considerable quantity OF
the fumes. 1t became ignited when
someone is said to have struck a
match.
Morgan's burns were confined TO his
left hand and right leg.