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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02
tBy r,snatch Z. r. wire1

PHOENIX, March Desiring to
set his house in order before he dies.
Silvestre Ornelas, of Hidalgo, Mex
leo, has written the state department.
of the United States informing the
officials that he is forwarding 100
silver Mexican dollars to pay for
honey and quail which he took un-
lawfully in the state of Arizona and
also to pay for having violated the
immigration laws four times, ac-
cording to a letter received today by
Governor Hunt from Washington
Ornelas states in his letter, a
translation of which was enclosed
with the letter to Governor Hunt,
that he is very i'll and desires before
he dies to atone for his wrongs. He
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02
Importation Into MEXICO OF
Siluer Coins in Lots of OUer
Hundred Pesos Halted March 4

ceeding 100 pesos and by persons
coming from foreign countries.
1t is stated that banks in this city
and othed American border points
have been gradually calling in the
coins which are to be replaced and
returning them to the Mexican gov
ernment.
The complete decree which amends
the Mining Tax Law of March 4,
1924 as received by certain local
firms and by the local chamber of
commerce reads as follows
ARTICLE 1
To amend and add to article 20 of
the Mining Tax Law in the following
terms:
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02
VERDE RIVER
POWER CASE
In CONGRESS
|
fHy Disna1chi :. 2. Wirel

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The con-
troversy over irrigation and power
rights in the Verbs river district in
Arizona which has been in progress
at the department of the interior and
in the courts, today was laid before
congress.
Senator Cameron introduced a bill
to confirm the title of the Verde
river irrigation and power district
to. disputed rights, of way and reser-
voirs and canals, and to extend it
for five years, during which time
the district may perfect it's develop
ment plans.
An extension of time recently was
denied by Secretary Work, who or
dered the reclamation bureau to can
eel the provisional grant previously
given to the power district. An in
junction suit to prevent enforcement
of that order is pending in the
courts here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02
HIGH WINDS SWEEP
FLAME THROUGH CITY
OF NEWPORT, ARK.
(By Dispatch A. P. wire)

NEWPORT, Arkansas, March 1. - Newport was
virtually under martial law tonight with dead sew
eral injured and onefourth of it's population Of 1000
homeless as result Of fire which destroyed more
than 28O of it's homes this afternoon The total loss was
estimated at S1000O00
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02
ANDREWS SUGGESTS A
PRESIDENTIAL BOARD
INQUIRY OF DRY Law
lBv Dispatch A. P. Wirel

WASHINGTON, March Appointment Of a presl-
Dental commission to conduct an investigation into the
general effect Of the prohibition amendment was pro
posed today by Assistant Secretary Andrews in charge
Of enforcement, but it Immediately froWned upon
hv Secretary Mellon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02
IA O. RARNuNr nIEs

ALVIN, Texas, March ii. o. Bar
mum, S5. resident of this town for
25 years, died here late Friday.
he is survived by two children, one
of whom is w. L. Barnum, democratic
national committeeman from Arizona.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02
SWING-JOHNsON BILL
UP AGAIN WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The house
irrigation committee will continue on
Wednesday with consideration of the
Swing johnson bill to provide for a
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-03-02

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NEW YORK, March L.
Copper quiet, electrolytic
14H @14A. Silver 66A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
They Formerly Sold for $2.95

They're all brand-new fresh and clean too Made
4 splendid quality linen in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

$l.25 and $l.OO Thread Silk
and Silk and RayOn Hose, 40c
Perfect; in black and coIors only.
10c Paper of wing
Needles, 5c-sharpes and be-
tweens. Not all sizes.
sc and 10c Snaps and Hooks
and Eyes, 2 cards for Sc
Black and white. Nearly all sizes.
Hair Nets, sc doZ.-Light
brown, blonde and auburn only.
Single and double mesh, broken
lines.
sc Collar Bands, 2 for Sc
Sizes 1914 and IA only. Il inch
allowed for shrinkage.
Narrow Cluny Laces, &c yd.
Pink, old rose, maize, blue, orchid
and white. Formerly &C yd.
Flowers, 25c - Assorted
kinds for dresses or hats, in all
colors. Sold for sec to 75c.
HandkerchiefS, &c ea.-For
men, women and children. in white
and colored linen. Nicely laun-
dered.
Chalmers" Union Suits,
S0c-Men's genuine Porosknit and
Summer weight ribbed, in sizes &C.
4S. Also lightweight knit, in
sleeveless, knee length; sizes S6-46.
Boys $1.Z5 and $I.5O Pa
iamaS, 80c-One and two piece
styles, trimmed with rayon frogs.
Plain colors. Sizes 4 to I6.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
Bordered
Rayon Crepe
$1.50 Values
]: !: !: 4499c
no
81 inches wide.

Lingerie Tape, SC piece
Sold fer loo and 12c. Mercerized
in pink and blue, to 6 yd. pieces.
2oc Garter Lengths, 100
Fancy shirred ribbon style, y .yd.
length.
Csc Babies Rubber Pants,
2 for 25c-Slight imperfections.
$I.00 Stamped Sha dow
Lawn Dresses, 60c-Green and
rose only. Pretty styles.
Ioc Stamped Glass Towels,
2 for 25c-Twilled linen finish.
Several good kitchen designs.
Stamped ChiIdren's Dresses
and Buffet Sets, I5c-sold UP
to SEC; to close out at 15c.
Ecru Fringe, 1Oc yd.-Some
with touches OF green and red.
Formerly sold at SOC and soc yard.
Embroidery Floss, SC ball
Bucilla six-strand ball, in colors
only. Usually 10c ball.
Discontinued Models at
Half Price-Art goods, hand en-
hroidered and very attractive at
half and less than the usual price.
$1.30 Stamped Shocks, 7oc
Made up Of chambray in blue,
green and tan with cuffs and col
lar of contrasting material. Small
design to embroidery.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

1O-$4.o8 All.wool Bathing
Suits, $1.o8-Green and black.
brown and tan, combination
stripes.
IOO-$1.OO and $1.o8 Over
blouSes, 3oc-In dimities and
broadcloths. With collars and cuffs
in tan and white.
200 Pieces of Cotton Under
wear, 2oc-Consisting of bloom
ers, step-ins and gowns.
$1.OO Ferris Waists and
Warner COrSets, 25c--small lot
slightly soiled. Sizes 10 and 20.
$I.5O Ferris and Ideal Corr
set Waists, 5oc-small lot, nice
. ly corded Broken sizes.
$500 and $500 Discontin-
ued Numbers of Marvel Fit
GirdIes, $I.OO-C/B, Memo and
r & G Corsets. All heavily
boned. Broken sizes and slightly
soiled.
SOC Novelty Brassieres, 1oc
Hook back, shirred rubber
shoulder straps and inserts of rub
Der at side.
Second Floor.
Remnants Fine Quality
Laces, IOc yd. cotton and
silk, bands and edges novelty
meshes, Venice, Spanish, oriental
l to in. wide, white. cream, ecru
and colors; good lengths. Formerly
sold Csc to 75c yard.
Wash Buttons, &c card
Two-tone colors. 3 sizes. IL on
card. Formerly sold CSC card.
Fancy Ribbon Carriers, 1oc
Good elastic. rosebud trim
med. Formerly sold 35c pair.
Collar and Cuff Sets, 15c set
Separate colors. linen, lace. For.
merry sold 59c.
Crepe Scarfs, SOC Look
like real silk, in printed effects.
~ yds. long fringe ends. For
merly sold $l.S9.
Fancy Silk Ties, 2Ic-In
Roman stripe and plain colors.
Formerly sold 39c.
10 Sequent and Bead TUNES,
S7.oS- I'm black and colors, me-
dunn sizes, round neck. scalloped
or straight bottom. So values.
Is and 80 Inch Spanish
Lace, soc yd. black and col
ors. Flouncings and all overs.
Formerly sold for $1.00 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

$6.08 Girls Coats, $Z.O8--
Straightline models in polaire and
combination collars and cuffs.
Henna and tan.
Genuine Pre-shrunk Linen
Dresses, $I.OO-s2.sS values.
Onepiece model, self.trimmed and
buttons. Blue, lavender and maise.
Also suspender styles, trimmed
with buttons, in blue, pink and
green.
Girls BroadcIoth Over
blouses, $1.OO $LsS values.
Tan, copen and check. Sizes s
to 16.
$IO.98-$14.o8 Girls Crepe de
Chine and Silk P0ngee
Dresses, $5.08-Trimmed In lace
and ribbon and hand'embroidered.
One and two piece models. ram
colors and prints. Also cOsnbina-
ton trimmed.
$1.o8 ChiIdren's Straw Hats,
ST .OO-TaiIored styles and COM
bination of silk and braid.
$I.oS Girls MILDLY BlOuses,
S1.OO---AIl white and white with
blue or red collars and cuffs.
Braid trimmed.
$1.Z5 Baby Pillow Slips, 60c
Lace and embroidered rufies.
soc Tots Wolfe Dresses, SOC
Il, 2. 3 years, rose. blue, maise,
peach and pink, with and without
sleeves.
$1.50 Hand-finished Wolfe
Dresses, $1.2o Hand embroid-
cred and lace trimmed, shirred and
strightlines. 2 to 6 years.
Knitted Coats, $1O.O0-Full
length, tailored. Sleeves in white
and novelty combination colors.
Broken sizes, formerly sold at
$14.98.
Spring Suits. $1,000 Fancy
tweeds and novelty plaids. single
and double breasted notch collar
and pockets, silk lined, skirts are
smartly made in tailored styles.
Formerly sold at $16.75.
$Z.0S AlI-Wool Sweaters,
soc Long and short sleeves, plain
high shades. Special.
6-$2.o8 and 1898 Crepe and
Crepe de Chine OverblOuses,
ST .0O-In tunic effects. Broken
sizes
6O--$I.08 to 1898 Over
bIouses. soc Consisting of fine
dimities. voiles, tailored pongees
and georgette crepes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

$1.25 and $I.5O Mems Caps,
SOC Mons Spring and Summer
Caps. in Palm Beach. mohair and
wooden mixtures, in plaids. stripes
and plain colors, Sizes 6B-Tss.
roc and soc Boys BlOuses,
47c-Neat stripe percales, khaki
color. tan, cotton pongee and white
sport styles: sizes to 10. Also
high.neck long-sleeve style, OF
broadcloth. madras and percales.
Sizes to Is.
$I.50 and $I.6o Boys
Longies, G0c-Collegian and sail
or styles Made with wide belt
straps. five pockets and cuffs, and
sailor style. Sizes 8 TO Is.
4oc Children's Sieepers, 25c
Made of crossbar nainsook; but
ton back. drop seat; white; small
sizes. Sizes 2, 4 and 6 years.
70c and $I.OO Boys Caps,
;30c-All.wool materials. in dark
patterns; golf or collegiate styles.
Sizes 81 to Z.
25 Boys Suits, $3.oS-$S.o5
and 1915 values. Engiish-cut suits.
with two pairs pants and vest: dark
patterns. Sizes Z. and only.
IS Boys Wash Suits, o0c-
Button-on and MILDLY styles, of
chambray and cotton pongee, trim
med in white braid. Regular $1.00
values. Sizes 3 to T..
soc Boys BIouses, 18c-
Blue chambray, khaki color; in
sport style or high neck, long
sleeves. Sizes and only.
Boys zoe Wash Knockers,
45c--Gray crash and khaki-color
wash pants. Sizes s to l6.
Boys Play Suits, 2lc-But-
ton-on-the-s houlder style. OF blue
chSmbray, khaki color, and blue
and white stripe, trimmed with red.
Sizes 2 to s.
70c ChiIdren'S Bathing Suits,
4zc-Heavy cotton rib; navy,
white trim; one-piece, with skirt.
Sizes IS to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

Toilet Soap, 2 for 7c-Odd
lots regularly 10c cake.
$1.OO and $I.50 Toilet
Water, 75c-Mavis and Luxor.
! CCIgate's Large Size Fab,
I7c-15 ounces.
Aubry Sisters Beautifier,
zoe size, 35c.
Aubry Sisters L e mOn
Cream, $I.25 size, 75c.
Aubry Sisters Cold Cream,
75c size, SOC.
Vanishing Cream, soc size,
35c.
Tintex, B for 25c-AIl
shades, with coupon only.
soc and COO Writing Paper,
Csc bOx-Linen finish.
sc Pieces Ivory, Csc
Combs. brushes, mirrors, trays, in
white and blue pearl like articles.
Silk Glove 4oc-Two
clasps, in black, white and colors.
Broken sizes. S1.O0 values. r.
regulars.
! Long Silk Gloves, 69c-
I White and colors. Perfect.
Small Lot of Gum Rubber
Step-ins to close out at Csc.
Wool Slipper SoIeS, &c pair
! -Children's and mems sizes.
Pearl Cotton, Sc ball
Sizes 3 and 5. Mostly black and
navy.
Star Brand Crochet Cotton,
&c baII-Light pink and blue.
Sanitary Napkins, Com-
pressed, ? for &c.
sc Boxes Wire Hair Pins,
&c box.
$I.OO Rubber Household
Aprons, 6oc-Large bungalow
size. nicely bound. Comes in gray
and bright color rubber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
When on your vacation, let us do your
shopping. Just write Marion White

Mems soc Sport Hose, 35c
Dair-Of a nationally known make.
Made with reinforced foot, high
spliced heel, in neat stripes and
color combinations. Sizes 101a-l2.
Mems soc Shirts and Draw
erS, 3oC each--72xS0 check main
sock athletic shirts. in sizes Bias.
Also knee-length drawers in sizes
30-32,
Mems zoe Work Shirts, 55c
Good. firmly rextured blue cham.
bray, Full cut. Two pockets and
double-stitched seams. Sizes 1412
II.
Mems $I.5O and $1.60 Pa
iamaS, SI.I0-Plain white, tan,
gray and hello, trimmed with rayon
frogs, some with braid. Also Law
renee & Borden's Pacific Percales
of finest quality and tailoring, In
neat checks, plaids and novelty de-
signs. Sizes A. r, G, ID.
Mems 25c Carriers, 2 for Csc
-Pado, made by manufacturers of
Paris Carriers. No-metaI-can-touch-
Won kind, in singlcgIip, narrow
web All colors.
Mems Khaki Pants, Csc
Durable quality khaki, well tai
lOred. wide-cut legs, five pockets.
Sizes 30-4S waist measure.
Mems soc Athletic Union
Suits, 55c-72xS0 check nainsook
and fine quality madras. Full-cut.
properly tailored garments. made
with yoke back and pearl buttons.
Sizes 1916.
Mems 25c Pull-OVer Shirts,
I0c eacF1-Men's Gauze Shirts.
good quality, in broken sizes
34-40.
Mems $l.5O OveraIIs, $I.O0
No. 240. Durable quality blue
denim overalls, full cut and nock-
cts. Bar texed. Sizes IS, 40. ~.
Mems Csc Hose, I5c pair
Medium-welght Lisle Hose, made
with reinforced foot, high -spliced
heel, in black and cordovan, gray
and brown. Sizes 1912.
Street FlOOr--King's Palace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
FIowered AII-siIk Georgett

FIowered AlI-silk Georgette,
csc yd.-Two pieces, formerly sold
for $500 yard. Special.
All-siIk BrOadcIOth. csc yd.
Three pieces plain color sold for
$500 yd.
Colored Brocade Faille Silk,
csc yd.-Four pieces sold for
$159.
Sport Satin, CSC yd.-Three
pieces sold for $1.59.
54-inch Embroidered Wool
Flannel, $I.50 yd,-Two pieces
sold for $500.
29c to 39c Printed NOiIes,
121ac yd.
White Ratine, Z0c yd.-
Three pieces sold for 59c
White Stripe Skirting, 2oc
yd.-One piece sold for sec yd
White Pa anna Checks,
I2Il yd.-Ten pieces. yard wide,
sold for 29c.
Shifting Madras, 12l2-
Yard wide. Stripes.
Petticoat Flounces Sateen,
50c-Sold for CSC.
$1.25 Wolfe and Linen Semi.
made Dresses, 7oc ea.-only 10
in the lot.
7oc RayOn Art Stripe Shirt
ing, 4oc yd.-Eight pieces, attrac-
tive stripes.
60c COIOred Dress Linen,
soc yd.-Twenty-ive pieces in all
the new colors.
Sateen PetticOat Flounces,
20c-Sold for soc.
Silk Petticoat FlounceS, csc
Sold for $1.9s.
PillOwcaSe, loc-Sold for
Csc. Size 42x36, made of fine,
closely woven cotton.
IOc Needle Books, 3c-As-
sorted needles.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

Bolster Gases, 3oc-42x72.
good quality Sold for soc.
36-in. BIeached Cotton. 1Oc
yd.-Limit ten yards. Ten pieces
left.
Half Price for Scarfs-Nan-
ity sets, buffet sets. linen center
pieces and odd fancy pieces in
lace trimmed and plain.
Hand Huck Towels, oOc
doz.- white and red borders.
Csc Turkish Towels, 100
Fancy colored stripes.
I5c Crash ToweIing, &c yd.
Brown absorbent quality.
79c Rayon Bodice-top Vests,
50C-All colors.
$I.00 Silk "a Hose, 6oc-
Phoenix and other M k es.
Thread silk hose. All colors, but
not all sizes.
Women's and Boys zoe
Golf Hose, 45c-All colors in the
fancy top and heather mixtures.
Onyx 70 RayOn Socks, 35c;
3 for 81 .OO-59c and $1.oo values.
Perfect. All colors but broken
sizes.
45c Women's Athletic Union
Suits, 25c-Pink bodice top. Sizes
34-36, also band tops, tight knee
suits, size sc.
ChiIdren's Union Suit Waist
Attachments, 25c-sizes 2 9nd
years.
2Ic and SOC Infants Shirts,
2 for Z5c-Up to 2lz years. Long
neck, no sleeves.
Is Richelieu Rib Rayon
Hose, Z0c-Iregulars of soc. All
shades but broken sizes. Also
perfect Onyx mercerized "a hose.
ChiIdren's Rayon S hort
Socks, 1oc; 3 for 50c--Irregu-
lars. All colors light and dark
shades, hut not all sizes in every
shade. Values sec.
FuII-fashiOned Silk Hose,
50c-Mercerized garter top. r.
regulars of $3.50 grade. All shades
but broken sizes.
Onyx Sample Perfect Socks,
15c-Plain and fancy tops, also
mercerized socks. csc and 29c
Plain and fancy co1ored tops.
SOC Boys Golf Hose, 100
Heather mixtures, also x sport
hose with fancy tops.
Thread Silk Hose, 70c-
White with colored heel. Irregu-
lars of $3.50 grade.
Silk and Silk-and-R ayon
Hose, Z5c-1rregulars of $1.oo
that sell for soc. All colors and
white.
Women's $1.25 Extra Sire
Hose, 60c-Perfect. All colors.
Glove Silk Vests, 05c-Er-
broidered and lace trimmed. $500
values and also glove silk bloom
ers. soiled from handling.
$1.5O Kayser FuIl-fashioned
ROIIettes, 0Sc-Perfect, all coloi's.
$1.OO Phoenix RoIlettes, 60c
All shades for street and bath
ing. Perfect.
$5.98 Pongee and Tub Silk
Frocks, $3.o8-straightlines and
two-piece models. Rose, tan and
red
$1.o8-$2.25 Infants White
Organdy Caps, $1.O0-I'ace and
embroidery trimmed.
soc Infants Lawn and Or.
CANDY Caps, 1Oc.
$l.o8 Wolfe Hats, $1.OO-
lace edges with ribbon.
$3.50 Pongee Hats, $500
Ruffied edging.
$l.6o Organdy High-back
Bonnets, 6oc Maize, lavender,
blue and pink. plated ruffies and
lace trimmed.
Little Girls French Wolfe
Dresses, $I.5o 1926 and 1929
values. Fine grade with dainty
lace and ribbon. Others with touch
of embroidery. New sleeveless
modes. Sizes to 6 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01
Embroidered Bands. 15c yd.

EmDEOiQGTGu DdHuSg tO( W.
On cotton and pongee materials.
embroidered in bright colors. | to
3 in. wide. Formerly sold for SIC
yard.
Narrow Trimming Ribbons,
&c yd.-In solid colors and com
bination colors, good quality.
Formerly sold for 1213e to 25c.
Val LaceS, 39c dOz.-Dia-
mond mesh edges and insertings.
Il to in. wide. White only. For
merly sold sc to Sc.
soc RULED Sash Curtains,
30c pair-Crosshar white. sheer
muslin.
Third Floor
sos Leather Underarm
Bags, $2.Z-Mostly black, brown
and gray, real leather and good
styles; also imported bead bags
with metal frames. pretty designs
and formerly sold to $3.9S.
$I.oS Silk Bags, $I.30-In
light tan and gray, shirred and
pleated effects. Nicely lined and
with coin purse and mirror.
Jeweled metal mountings, slightly
soiled from display.
soc Boston Bags, 33c-
colors. Just the thing for young
sters' use.
Street FlOor-King's Palace
$500 Cretonne Window
Drapes, oS set-Twenty sets,
some two of kind, all with Dutch
valance.
25c Cretonne ScarfS, 121ac
Odd sizes, light and dark colors
escalloped.
$I.0S-$2.oS Chenille Rugs,
0;sc-Size 1sx35 and 24x45. Is in
the lot.
100 Chair Seats, 5c-Regu-
lar 1Oc; assorted sizes, in brown
color only.
$1.25 Bar Harbor Chair
Seats, 08c-Well filled seat and
back cushions, in light and dark
floral patterns.
40c Table Oilcloth, &c yd.
Tile marble and plain white,
slightly seconds.
soc Cretonne Cushions, 44C.
Round and odd shapes, we'll filed
with wool and cotton.
$500 Madras Summer Por-
there's, $1.08 Dark green and
rose, Dutch style, mercerized.
$1.25 RuffIed Tie-back Cur
tains, SSc pair White muslin,
sheer and cool looking for Summer.
$1.O0 Boston Bags, Csc
Black enamel, handy size, steel
frame.
SI.OO Colonial Panel Mir.
rors, 70c-Attractive gtld d
frame, with clear mirror and copy
of pictures, work of old masters.
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Z0c ea.-Odd lot half pairs and
panels, worth $500 to $3.50.
Remnants of F elt- base
Floor Covering, 10c SO. yd.--
Sold on full rolls for SEC. Tile and
figured patterns to select from.
Grass Rugs, $I.50-Seconds
of 1898; 9x12 Only four in the
lot: blue stenciled patterns.
$1.08 Canvas Awnings, 08c
Sizes 80, SO and AZ inches. Tan
stripes, complete with all fixtures,
ready to hang.
$l.OO Oil Opaque Window
Shades, 40c Dark green and
light shades, regular window size.
Seconds.
$500 Chinese Mating Rugs,
.S3.45-36 in lot, 9x11.6, perfect
quality; used the year around for
any room.
$I.0O Oval Rag Rugs, 60c
1896 size, plated in variety of
colors. % in the lot.
Sanitas Table Covers, 2oc-
Seconds. II perfect would sell for
69c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-15
BOSTON DOCTOR
IS WANTED ON
MURDER CHARGE
PHYSICIANS WIFE IN BOSTON
ALSO WANTED: DIsMEM-
BERED PARTS OF GIRLS
BODY FOUND
0By Associated rress,

BOSTON, July 15.-Warrants
charging murder were issued this
morning for DIR. Thomas E. Walsh
and his wife, who were alleged to
have performed an illegal opera
tion on Miss Edith L. Green, a
state ward, whose dismembered
body was found on Tuesday.
Police last night raided the Of
flee of the physician in the south
end, but both he and his wife dis
appeared.
James v. Ford, young sweet
heart of the dead girl, who adj
mitted responsibility for her con-
dition, told police he took her to
DIR. Walsh last Friday, and on
Sunday the physician told him she
died after the operation.
Ford declared he refused to
have anything to do with the dis
posal of the body. the dismember-
ed parts of which were found in
the Mattapan section near two
cemeteries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-07-15
vIal Order Conducts
Services Over Remains
OF Fernando H. Cato
BODY SHIPPED TO HA-
VANA ON p. & o.
STEAMER THIS MORN
ING

Hundreds of friends gathered
ct the home of DIR. E. Rodriguez,
s25 Fleming street, at 6 o'clock
this morning to pay the last
tribute of respect and esteem to
Fernando Hidalgo Cato, who died
quite suddenly in this city at IL
o'clock Monday night.
The Masonic order branches Of
this city united in holding Lodge
Of Sorrow for their deceased
brother last night, and this morn
ing the funeral service was held
ct the residence, the officiating
ministers being Rev. L. Munro,
pastor Of the FirEt Methodist
church, Rev. Guillermo Perez and
Rev. Ricardo Jiminez, Cuban
Methodist ministers. The rites
we're sad and we're pronounced in
. most impressive way.
The Masons. Elks, Knights of
Pythias and other fraternal orders
Ia which the deceased held mem-
bership were represented at the
funeral service this morning by
delegations in regalia, and they
Joined in the line of march follow
ing the body to the p. & o. piers
where the funeral party embark
ed on the steamship Miami for Ha-
vana, where final service viii be
held and the body Of Fernando
Hidaleo Cato will be laid to rest.
Included in the funeral party
were the widow and two children
Of the deceased, his three broth
ers Of this city and q number Of
ether relatives and friends.
Mr.. Cato had been actively as
sociated with the Cato Cigar Com
psny almost since the organization
If the firm. 1t Is one of the
largest and most highly rated cigar
manufacturing concerns IN the
world. and maintains offices and
factories in both Key West and
Havana. He was vice-president Of
the concern at the time of his
death. For a number of years he
was an influential resident Of Key
West. but of late years had been
living in Havana. and was in
charge of the company's interests
there.
Some years ago he was con-
neeted with the Cato factories
here and was prominent in
fFsternal orders and business and
social circles of this citv. He was
peculiar with innumerable friends
who were shocked to learn of his
sudden death IN this city.