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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
Would Sell Million
Dollar Church Site

HOUSTON. Nov. s.-(Pl-Several
hundred members Of Christ Episco-
pal Church, an ivy clad structure in
the center of the business district,
Monday were discussing what they
considered the startling proposal Of
DR.. Peter Gray Sears. their rector.
to sell the property and give, ap-
proximately half Of the proceedings
to charity.
The church and rectorv occupies
a half block of ground on Texas
Avenue, one black from Main street.
The property Is value at $1,000, 600.
If the proposal is not accepted, DR..
Sears indicated that he might re-
sign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
CHIVALRY CROPS UP IN MURDER CASE
Aimee Rings Joke
On News Reporters

LOS ANGELES, Nov. S.-tPD
Aimee Semple Mcpherson.
evangelist accused or perjury,
Sunday fulfilled her promise
and named the greatest liar"
in Los Angeles. She said he was
the devil. "The father or lies"
she called him.
Speculation had been rife as
70 who would be awarded the
medal. the surmise being she
would name someone connected
with the criminal conspiracy
charges pending against her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
Alleged Pro Agent
Arrested at Houston

- HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. s.-tPl-
George L. Short. said by the police
70 be federal prohibition agent on
the staff of George A. Hammons, was
arrested Sunday by city police and
charged with drunkenness and care
less driving. After being booked he
was released.
Direcotr Hammons was in Calves
ton Monday for a conference of fed
eral prohibition heads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
Harlingen Man
Dies Suddenly

HARLINGEN. Tex. Nov. s.-Fred
Muncey. aged 80. cashier at the Am
erican Express CO., office here, died
suddenly this morning, death being
due to pernicious anemia. He had
been resident Of Harlingen nine
years. and is survived by his wife,
daughter of F. A. Thompson.
Funeral services will be held at
the bone here Tuesday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
RETURNS FROM JUNCTION

Morris Edelstein has returned To
Brownsville after n month spent in
the hill country around Junction
Texas. Mr.. EdeIetein while away tht
time hunting and fishing, for thu
benefit of his health, which he say
has been greatly improved. He Wis
tied Dallas before returning hcme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
Flood Present "a Hr. 20 Hr
stage Stage Ching. Rain

River Forecast
There will be no. material change
in the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
BABY FOUND AFTER ? YEARS

BERLIN.-A baby stolen at Ham,
burg two years ago has been found
here and restored to his mother,
Frau Augustc Radke. -.'''s..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Fair to partly cloudy
and colder tonight and Tuesday.
For East Texas: Fair and colder
tonight; frost in northeast and
southwest portions: freezing in
northwest portion; TUESDAY fair;
colder except in northwest portion.
Moderate to fresh northerly winds.
Daily River Bulletin
Evening star., 1926-05-02

OFFICE ASSISTANT-Young married man.
employed. desires permanent connection %Itn
future. D years experience: general Oiitcr
detail: knowledge bookkeeping and typewrIt-
ing Adams 1877 II
Evening star., 1926-05-02
WANTED-AGENTS (Cont'O.

AGENTS--Make a dollar an hour: sell Mend
els. a patent patch; instantly mends leaks
IN an utensils; sample free. Collette Co.
VEL ,,ds OUR FREE sample ease; toilet articles.
t ptrI uHes and speclalties; wonderfully profit.
We 1Wnie La Derma Co. Dept l19, Main and
walnut. St Louis. Mo.
NEW 81 90 article-Sell : out of 10 house
ComU Blds. Chicago
NEW WONDERFUL SELLER-Cost 1Oc
pIont: Si 40; monOgraming autos: lifetime
nnn@bortlinIty q @ Free samples. Monogram CO.,
B-2l6S, Worcester. Mass
SELLING LIKE BLAZEs Eleven piece toi-
niecs rSe goods assortment at $500. with two
100" profit. Davis Products Co Dept
6go 1911 Carroll. Chicago.
SOMETHING new; make $50 to 500 week
~ sell patented stay-prest trousers presser;
makes perfect crease. savers presser bills;
light weight. folds into small, handy size:
low price sells 1t ON sight; big profits for
you We deliver, write for sample and de
tails. Dept. B-302. Getgey Jung Co. Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
WE START YOU without a dollar: soaps. ex
tracts. perfumes. toilet goods: experience un
necessary. Carnatlon Co. Dept. 400. st.
Louis Mo
Evening star., 1926-05-02

GIRL wants steady work morning or after
noon. Apply at 1926 w ct. NV
INFANTS NURSE. white settled, in 6rst-
r'ass family: best references North 91S3-W
Evening star., 1926-05-02


RADIO--sPECIAL SUMMER CLASS. MAY
graduates IooMIS RADIO COLLEGE, .4O5
/ WILL TEACH YOU TO, DRIVE ANY
MAKE CAR; ears furnished, i necessary;
pcTns cHAsr EnsGantesd eG1nnsa saoo no charge "a"
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS for r,.pod 3peratccslfI cslI
sa: Foster i"a Franflin E|1n1s4n s7s4. 4ny rA' q:
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS for permit
car "a fnrnished e' H' Mr.. Kennedy. M Adar,s 4717:
BARBER TRADE--AT THE CARL BAR,
Der SCHOOL you learn all styles IN laaies nris
This is a school that gives plenty OF nraS'
tical experience Evening classes Mon. Wea,, co,
and Fri. Room 403 Burchell Bldg. 81 lam
BEAUTY CULTURE-IF INTERESTED IN
this wonderfully lucrative profession. We IN,
f sc4Roo 6 4RDG Ss Fse only fS school IA
i,nston devoted exclusively to teaching besu. gu
hair cutting and marcel waving; diplomas
Day and evening classes. Sl7 l4th st. Frank.
PRIVATE LESSONS IN MATHEW ATICs,
sciences languages; Cornell graduate. 81.
= 90 oaib Albert JoSAs 14oo Hopkins ST. AZ
COMM ERCIAL ART. ILLUSTRATING. POS
ters. costume and millinery designing in
terror DECORATING archt. and mech. draftlng
ton. @ practicins specialist teachers graduates
III FL 2H'' AApkMY A for AIRS 'a,Sf Sb
SCIENCES 20 years in Washington. 1917
r. J. ave. NV. Frank. 7475. -
ANOTHER SAYS: I'm YOUR sGHHooL SO
Another '23 days s25 week. Another:
ssd Rsssd fE syse Ear
s yrs Position guar. New classes forming.
BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 G. my1O.
LEARN BARBER TRADE QUICK.
Big steady demand. Worlds largest chain
of schools and shops. Jobs guaranteed;
F. Baltimore ST.. Baltimore. Md
HOTEL. POSITIONS OPEN.
Hotels clubs apartments. institutions. tea
rooms restaurants. cafeteras need trained
men and women. Demand increasing daily;
Every day openings in ID. C.. Florida. All
States. for managers. assistant managers.
hostesses. housekeepers accountants room
clerks, stewards ard other executives;
Night classes now forming. Class limited
Enroll early. Prepare in few short months
for big pay with bigger opportunities. Open
80 am. to pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd st.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
HELP-FENIALE.

ASSISTANT BUYER.
Experienced in glove silk and knit under
wear. Excellent opportunity in a high
grade specially store. Address Box 4O-M
offtca
Evening star., 1926-05-02

SECOND COOK. colored helper. wanted: reli-
Kitchen. Chastleton Hotel. 10th and n.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
HEI4P-FENALE (COnt'd).

STEEOGRAPHER with $1,000 cash. on
sam sa,asS 9ga;ss to invest; opportunity to be;
learn the mortgage business. Room 7O7.
IOlO vermont ave. NV.
s1 ntd hats s'Ps
Office
TYPIST-,Must be rapid and ACCURATE; state
Stsr St1"est e'y salary desired. Address Box 166.M.
@TYP1sTs @ TO address envelopes; temporary; !;
piece work basis. b17 Mills Bldg.
TYPEWRITER. bookkeeping or billing ma
booRReepnS Re f1e mmedate and
Mra MueadS employment Phone Franklin $3.50
Apply Norman w. Oyster. 18th and F.
wANTED-In ,n teachers family. assistance
exchansse ana fm evening Y h1usehod duties IN
WANTED: reliable woman as companion and
assist with light duties in exchange for
duoss doou nome p IN IN suburbs: two IN family Ad-
and bread. Can after 2 pm 537 sth
WOMAN. WOMAN. neat. reliable. settled to keep
}erpc Ta , REQUIRED Pr3testant pre-
WOMAN-Free sample outfit TO workers
seillnE rubber goods universally in demand :
rubhcr aprons. sanitary goods. household
Pa.
WOMEN wanted t3D for travelling positions
beginning May l. paying So 300 first year.
by one of Americas well-known national
organz atlons: experience not essential the
good will of more than 30 years' service to
the public will back you. Qualifications.
earnestness. good health. Willingness TO
travel extensively. Our sales manager is
now in Washington for purpose of interview
ing applicants. See Mrs. Weedman La
Fayettr Hotel.
WOMEN. to sell accident. health and life
insurance. whole or part time Address Box
WOMEN who have had some experience in
salesnlanshlp: education and personality re
otIired. Address Box i41-M. Star office
WOMEN for house canvssslng. useful article ::
good seller: all or spare time Lincoln S0S9.
YOUNG LADIEs-White. wanted; from %
ia 30 years of age. Apply 91S St
YOUNG LADY l6 or is. for office work
must he of neat appearance. Call sunday
and Monday am. Room 30. 1929 Vermont
ave.
WOMEN TEACHERS
WANTED TO TRAVEL
in Northern Lake Region and New Eng
land during the summer. Interesting work.
congenIal teacher companions. and at least
$50 per week SALARY to start and railroad
fare paid Give age education and details
of experience IN first letter. Address :. !.
GIllhllan. 1000 y. Dearborn st. Chicago.
III.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

LANSBURGH & BRO.
require the services of an eX-
perienced man for fur alteration
work. Apply employment office,
fourth floor.
MEN WANTED to call on our
own stockholders with 7%
bond issue. See manager, o1O
International Bldg, between 10
am. and q pm.
REFRIGERATING engineer
wanted, married man preferred.
Reply, in own handwriting,
stating experience. Address
Box ISM, Star officey
Evening star., 1926-05-02

NAN-iarge New York concern has open
ing for a man. only requirements. neat ap-
nearance and willing to work: earnings are
unlimited: for interview see mgr, Room
900 1917 st.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

oppor-
tunity for young men to increase
their earnings by using little
of their part time, Come in
and let us show YOU how it can
be done. See manager. olO In
ternational Bldg, between 10
A m. and 4 D.m.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
HELP-MAI.E.

MAN to burn of cars III paint shop: good
proposition to producer. See Mr.. Rhinenart'
l421 Irving st
Evening star., 1926-05-02
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS
agent o7o in single month paid M ssa5 90
have a few choice openings this territory.
Full time or part time. Sell famous Stude-
baker 21-jewel watches direct from the fac
tory at saving of 500. on easy payments.
Latest thin-model designs. Nationally ad-
vertised. No investment needed: we supply
everything. Write today. Studebaker Watch
Company. Dept. A396. South Bend. Ind.
AGENTS-S75 a week; quick. easy sales:
everyday necessity. no dull seasons; new
method enables you to sell high-grade spec
tacles TO everybody at saving of S11. 90: fit
and satisfaction guaranteed; milion-dollar
concern; agents coming money: no license:
quick for territory and free sample outfit
offer: we show you how; pay daily. True
Fit Optical Co.. 1923 w. Adams st. Dept
G.. s. p. 2. Chicago.
'AGENTSS-Men. women. to sell life acct
No medical examination. Cost 81 monthly
and up 81 900 death $15 weekly benefits
Automobile accident policy. $5 yearly. Fees,
liberal commissions renewals. Safety Re
serve Fund. 1880 Broadway. New York.
AGENTS-Sensational invention Breaking
ali sales records Every home prospect;
Sl 90 commission each sale. Newly patented
hot-water bottle. Perfect side line. Write
C-294. Rubber Corp. Middleboro. Mass.
FREE GOODS-SpeciaI bonus plans. Free
premiums for customers: $15 daily easy.
Nationally known and advertised line of 72
famous toilet articles. Established 1882.
Berry Laboratories. 2976 Michigan ave. Chi
cago.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
SITUATIONS-MALE (Cont'd.

SIIt AAIUNS-MALE tOOnt Ol.
OFFICE AsSIsTANT-Young married man.
future > years experience general Ofic~
detail: knowledge bookkeeping and typewrr-
ing. Adams 1877. 3'
PAINTING. houses. porches. screens; good
work reasonable. Main 4O63.
pOULTRYMAN. experienced. desires loca,
ton; understsnds incybatln,g. broodinr and
al classes OF poultry houses: understands
hdd1.sS aE% sIE B6I 4soK Hpft
REGISTERED PHARMACIST desires rer-
manent position: married and has family
hest of reference. Address Box 4os-K. star
SCREENS for windows doors and porches
made 20 order: reasonable: also painting.
STUDENT. colored. desires position as
elevator operator: evening 1908 8 st. NV
70 REALTORS and agents of property, a
nrst.class all-around mechanic on building.
dftef repairs remOdeling. alterations new
constructions of buildings: is also craftsman
dle-aged strictly sober and willing worker:
moderste mo- for steady work. Address Box
TYPIST. years general Office experience
energetic. capable best references: married.
Sharkey 260s 18th ne
UNIVERSITY MAN of 80 years wants posi-
marked success as Protestant minister also
rkperlenced as salesman and educator. I'm
work. Address Box 46a-k. Star Office. 2'
WANTED-Eight car washing or any kind
or work. 1914 Sth st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. colored. seeks regular work
butler. Address Box ism. Star officc
YOUNG MAN. %. engaged in scientific
search. needs permanent position; tutor or
private secretary preferred: speaks French
huently. Address Box BON. star Office.
YOUNG MAN. years experience i'll of1ce
work. desires position with well established
firm Adams S511-J
YOUNG MAN 81 employment after . nm.
as cashier collector, real estate or car sales
man. J. Edward. sos j. ne. -
Young MAN - married. college educa-
non wishes position. have car If required.
Address Box 2l2M. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. lS. stenogrspher commercal
school years. desires position with advance
ment. Address Box Tim. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. recently admitted to bar. de-
sires position in lawyers office: best refer
ences Address Box 125-M. Star office.
YOUNG MAN with closed car wishes eve
ning work; no selling. Mr.. Perry. Line.
n9 nc. TG G NhhN~E1psrisnGed hsye iT t shsps
cessnries Co a24 H st. ne %
YOI NG NAN. married with car desires
position as collector: salary and com ex
pecfed Address Box 5@-M. Star Office. &c
.D III 'T@T' ".,:a-:. D.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RADIO-SPECIAL SUMMER CLASS. MAY
June. One-half tuition rates. Positions for
graduates. LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE, 400
9th st. -
Evening star., 1926-05-02

MAN for vegetable stand: Greek or Italian
preferred: must have market experienre :
steady position to right man. See Mr.. us
Evening star., 1926-05-02

FORMER EMPLOYEES!
We shall need number of
extra people for a sale in the
near future. Please register
your name at the employment
office, SO we can call upon you.
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

CONN. AVE. HOUSE
DESIRES FILTER
for ladies gowns; only highly
experienced woman need apply ;
hrst-class salary; replies con-
sidered confidential. Address
Box 238-M, Star office.
Evening star., 1926-05-02

A MAN of good personal appearance, good
talker and quick thinker for a financial
proposition: remuneration on commission
basis only. but excellent opportunity Tor
RIGHT man Apply in person. Room 800.
Westory Building l4th and F SITS. Wedmss
laE
Evening star., 1926-05-02
HELP-MALE.
REAL ESTATE FIRMS

REAL ESTATE FIRMS
can use young men with stenoEraphic eSptri
encc 10 assst in managing apartment buliu
ings; 500 month to start good chance ioi
adv ancement. See Mr.. Law, 5lo Mcl.acnieL
Bldg. 10th and G Bts.. or phone MAN of''
Monday |
Evening star., 1926-05-02

Payments on your house are made easy by rent
ing
Renting a room is made easy by advertisement in
The Star under Rooms for Rent" cents per word
As minimum CHARGE
Evening star., 1926-05-02
SITUATIONS-FEMAIE.

at home or out by day:
1899 '
Evening star., 1926-05-02

STENOGRAPHER. with 81 900 cash on
SALARY basis: to invest: opportunity to be:
come animated with reputable firm and
learn the mortgage business. Room 7O7,
1910 Vermont ave. NV
Evening star., 1926-05-02
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

delivered Phone Adams $3.50. 81
BUNDLE WASH to take homo by Aryt-
class lalndress Gail Franklin 11335. &c
ny RELIABLE WOMAN--Day's work to do.
child while narsnts Wo-x: alec settled wcpi-
an wants pisce to cAss for spall apartment
2Se3:W. Asiiaar.x. 14x5 a. NV.
COICREp 0fST wants houseNork or work
Of any kini: reference. 140S 11th ct. NV,
COLONEL GIRL wants morning work week
days. Cal; or write. eol FLORIDA ave. NV.
COI0SEn LADY wishes evening work.
1913 Caroline sI. NV. between T You,
ikth 4 18th.
Evening star., 1926-05-02
AUTO MECHANIC. steady position for eI
nert man 33O1 Rhode Island ave.

Al TOMf1BTT.F n FIH HANINN--- 7 IIIFt IIIh TT
grade mechanics are needed for permanent
positions in the Packard service station
highest wages. bonus system. group 1nslr
inE conditions make those exceptionally, DE-
elra hIa positions: only first t-class men, whose
mast records will stand strictest investigation.
need arnlv See Mr. Hoffman. general serv-
lcs manager Packard Washington Motor [ ar
Co 1907 Kalorarna rd NV
u LIN rnnna ard caLns. nirht work Ap.
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Births


>, Maple and Evy Middleton. 1904 W.
Harris and Clara HendriclSson. 947 N.
Robert and Edna Heron. I'll N, New
Jersey.
Nathaniel and Anna Foreman. 232
lie and Fannie Jones, 1885 Booker,
Allan and Fr lnces Burnett % N. State.
Gilbert and Rose SUITS. 4102 Spann.
Joe and Mary LAMBERT. 752 Haugh.
Isaiah and Nellie Morgan. 1924 Brad
dominic and Maria Lappia s41 Fetch
err
Stanley and Reginald Murray. Meth
y Carl and Bertha Neumann. Methodist
Cyrus ma Sadie Short Methodist Hos
! Clifford and Louise stork. Methodist
Boys
William and Helen Anderson. 10 n, De
Elmer and Madeira Rogers. 721 s. East.
George and Catherine Smith. 73S n.
shafter and Magdalene Cambrell. 429 8.
" Clarence and Eugenia HarreIl. 1881
PER- Perry y and sybil stingley, $40 Birch.
James and Flora Birge, 1134 Kentucky.
Charles and Eta r Foist Pig 19a kstc a1ina
Alfred and Elsie wingenroth. 1855 E.
Lloyd and Janet Claycombe. Clark
f Harry and Stella Wilson. 219 S. Sum
Allen and Emma Brooner. 3413 e. Hass
George and Bessie Swain. Methodist
Hospital.
Clifford and Louise stork. Methodist
Ralph and Bernice Brown. Methodist
Hospital.
John and Lenora Bohannon. 1850 Hovey'
girls.
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NCHOOE OFT E r Champion
~ = Swimmer of the Land
Fl II IN Animals.
COpyrrht COmDtOBs Feature servs

brown fur, brighter below than
above. The common otter of Euro
is similar in form to American OF
ter, but shorter
Offers are fond OF sliding down
slopes into the water; and in winter
they slide on the snow and enjoy
coasting as well as a schoolboy.
Among themselves offers are play
full and affectionate, and they have
been tanned, making intelligent and
useful pets. Some have been trained
to answer their masters whistle. In
certain part of India and China
tame offers are used to catch fish
for their masters or to drive them
into nets. They take excellent care
of their offspring, which are
usually from two to Ave in number.
The dens generally have the en-
trance under water. Sometimes a
nest is found under a hollow tree.
again in a cave.
The sea-otter. which is much
larger and heavier. and brings forh
but a single pup is a related form
. that belongs to another genus. It is
one of the most valuable of fur.
bearing animals, and a single skin
will bring over a thousand dollars.
1t was once abundant in the Pa
cific from California northward, but
now is very rare, save about the
Aleutian Islands, where it is pro-
tected by law. 1t is about four feet
long, and has fine dense, lustrous
fur almost black, sprinlxled with
long white:tipped hairs.
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-F the land animals should
I hold swimming and diving
1 contest the otter would be a
likely candidate for championship
honors. He is so much at home in
the water, diving, rising and turn
ing with lightning-like quickness,
that he can beat the fish at their
own game. In fact his food is chiefly
fish,
This aquatic carnivorous animal
is related to the weasel, but is much
larger. 1t has been so much hunt
ed for its fur, especially In America,
that it is becoming very rare; but
may be still found occasionally in
various parts of the country from
Alaska to Florida. 1t has an elong-
ated body, about two and one-half
feet long exclusive of the tail, with
short limbs and webbed hind feet.
1t is seal-like in form and is COW
cred with thick coat of fine dark
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Deaths

Christina spering. 1890 shriver. hypo-
'' Charlotte Adam. Sc. eo2 Warren. bron-
Sophia Charlotte Blume, 81. 2245
Brookside. chronic myocarditis.
Louisa Q. Taylor. 10, 1lo6 Lexington
Harry =. Pope. 81. 937 s. Meridian,
Norman DePasse. 10. st. Vincent Hos
pital. tubercqlar meningitis,
Jack Lloyd Carter. 2. $3.50 Graceland,
bronchO pneumonia.
Meta May Smith. 40. 1914 KapDes,
Mama Isenhower /. 1885 Barnes,
or9 grover pfHq urst 'n H. 1881 HoefEe. pull
Tilford r. Messer. 81. 80 N. Ritter.
acute dilatation of heart; -
Ada Miller Richey. 80. 1874 Central
"s R @i5ets Kahn, IS. 1920 Broadway. Ger
0i Mary ss'i LYNN Logan. 70. 4s1l e. Wash
ington, endocarditis. -, o-oo -.
Mary Agnes Lockwood "a. 2720 Gale,
" Harriet e. Ridgway, 81 Methodist, Hos
pital chronic myocarditis. roo,,
Dorothy Irene Hashman. "a days. OBJ
Lori. castro enterlus, oo oo1o NJ
Caroline Maud Whist. 30. 22&S N.
Delaware, brolcho pneumonia. 900
Travis James Mullikan, Is days. o63S
n. Capitol. pyoric stenosds. 49, ~
Jack Lee Reynolds mos 4lVf ~
washington. lobar pne1qnm1Scniaa; ar,,o, oc,,te
caI EtSsline s ETper 3d. Methodist Hospital
acute myOcarditi9.
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MAN, BURIED Bye
ASHES, BETTER
Passes Fairly Good Night at
Hospital.

= Edwin G.. Lewis, 81, Of $40 Il.
Washington St.. buried for a half
hour under nearly ton Of ashes
when he fell down an ash chute in
the power house at Technical High
School Monday, passed a fairly good
night at the Methodist Hospital, at
taches said today,
Lewis, with Patrick Balm, 1925 Mar
lowe Ave-. was attempting to clean
out the chute when the ashes gave
may. Both men plunged down the
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FOUND IN BASEMENT
Youth Charged With Burglary and
Petit Larceny-Had Ring, Beads.

Lucian T. shackelford, Is, Of 1885
W. Thirty-Second St., is held today
on charges of burglary and petit
larceny. He was found in the base
ment of a neighbors homo with a
ring and beads in his pocket.
Another neighbor called police
Monday when she saw man enter
the home of Mrs. Anna Bussey, 1899
w. Thirty Second St., through the
coal chute. Sergeant Russell and
squad found Shackelford.
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BuiIdinu Permits

W. A Atkins, addition. AIS n. Ailnois'
W. l.. Mclaughlin. oil burner. 2oo2
Park $500. ,o.x ~
Puritan Puritan Finsince Company. dwelling. 62o
american Estates Company. dwelling.
American Estates Company. garage.
4454 Washington Blvd. $3.50. 80. ~
Virginia Pierson. dwelling. ooSo r.
- ,9 HTai Pierson. garage b52o N. DelH-
ware 5000. o1Eo NJ
Louis Burckhardt, garage, BLOB ~
Pennsylvania, $500. s..,A..,o,,
Central Veneer Company, foundauoh'
e. W. Can CSsanna9ay' addition. 1877 N. Ben
ate. $1,000.
BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE
RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Fortylrhird. from Conser 10 hrst Sl0y
east OF Conser: local sewer.