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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27
WILCOX

Bert Meyer was taken seriously i'll
Monday evening and Tuesday was TAX
en- to Tucson hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
| S. j. Meyer went to Tucson Wednes-
day to be with their son.
Ben Erickson was Wilcox Wis
itor Tuesday from Chiricahuas.
The home of j. w. Smith was com
pletely destroyed by fire Thursday
evening, supposed at the time to have
been caused by the explosion of a
coal oil stove. The ranch is just out
of the city limits and Mr.. Smith was
in town at the time. Since the fire
Smith has been placed under arrest
under charge of burning the house to
collect the insurance.
Mrs. Thos. Allaire and Jack Adair,
of Klondyke, are spending several
days in Wilcox on business and
pleasure.
Tom Moss, who has been seriously
i'll, is slowly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Page have return
ed from a months visit in Texas.
Frank Hudson, who has been in
| Los Angeles for the past two years,
has returned and accepted a position
IN the DdrD6r SnOp
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Riggs and lit
tie son passed through Wilcox en-
route to Safford-
j. L. Misenheimer, who has been
very i'll is reported recovering.
Mrs. Jack Heather and Mrs. Allen,
of Lordsburg, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Redus.
Perry Smith, of Oregon, who lived
here 80 years ago has been greeting
old friends here this week.
The rodeo held the 18th and 18th
was well attended. The calf roping
was won by Breezy" Cox and the
! broncho riding by Bill Hudson. The
first class pony race was won by
Breezy Cox and the second class
| by Willis Gardner.
DIR. and Mrs. Copp entertained Mrs.
T. j. Riggs and children of Bowie,
| and Miss Helen Briscoe, of Wilcox,
at dinner Sunday.
w. J. Feige, owner of the Char
ranch, died suddenly last Friday from
heart failure. Mr.. Feige was one of
/ the old timers here, having resided
here for so years. Burial was made
| Saturday, the Masonic lodge having
| charge of the services. He is survived
! by his widow and one brother and two
! sisters in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lawhon, of Bowie
were greeting old friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Flanders and
baby daughter, of Dos Cabezas, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3. Clay
ton Thursday.
! Mr. Mrs R1ch and
! Chicago, former residents of Wilcox
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27

my husbands shoulder, and then fits
back to her hiding place.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27

of pets at the zoo, and whenever
an unusual or freak creature appears
the wordage is increased and photo
graphs show the newcomer in various
poses.
The Daily Mail recently secured
an interview with Mr. and Mrs.
James Brooke, st. Georges Mansion,
Red Lion square, w. c., about a
pet. moth which had taken it's dinner
with them regularly for weeks.
Mrs. Brooke is quoted as saying:
"Norah, as the pet is called, arrived
during heavy rain storm. She
came to the window seeking shelter
When the window opened in she
flew and settled on some artificial
flowers We gave her black current
jam juice, which she liked very
much. Since then Norah has come
from her hiding place every evening
about 1880 while we are having
dinner and after flying about the
room settles down on a smear of jam
on a plate, and after taking her
fill she visits awhile. sometimes on
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27
COCHlISE

Rev. and Mrsss Connor, of Wilcox,
We're visitfnss In Cochise Thursday.
Prof .s4fUWard, accompanied by Virgil
.Crawley and Manual Dalgado, spent
the weekend in Douglas.
Church services We're held last
Sunday by Rev. and Mrs. Lash, fol-
lowed by a basket dinner at noon.
Quite number of outside people
were present and pleasant and
profitable time was enjoyed.
Judge and Mrs. Tom Linsom visited
their nephew, Harold Brasfield, and
wife last week. They were on their
way to their home at Julia, Texas,
after visiting in California.
Joe Krentz, of Douglas, shipped
cattle from here last week.
John Blaes had a few articles taken
from his home last week by q young
man whom he had kept over night.
The Ewing family who went to
Stafford for a few days returned to
Cochise Tuesday
A surprise party was given for
Otis Uhls at Dragon. Friday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nuttall and Frank
Nuttall attending from Cochise.
The Heflin family, of Dragon, and
the w. w. Adams family, of Texas
canyon, attended church here Sunday.
Rex Brown, of Johnson, was the
guest of Herbert Bruner Friday night.
Rev. and Mrs. Lash were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Nelson
Saturday evening.
Mrs Ed Eddins went to Douglas
Saturday to bring Mr.. Eddins home
for the weekend.
Clarence Martin and Otis Martin
have been hauling ore from Johnson
to Cochise this week
1t is reported that Mrs. r. e. Kealy
is i'll in Colorado, where she was
called some time ago because of
the death of her father and mother.
Mrs. Frank Gray has been the
guest of Mrs. Brasfield for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bouck and
children and Miss Helen Bruner went
to Douglas Tuesday.
Rev and Mrs. Lash, chapel car
evangelists, left Tuesday for Tucson.
The many friends they made while
Margaret Bouck and Helen Bruner
have been staying at home for the
past two weeks, driving to school
at Wilcox each day.
DR. Cotton was calling on Prof.
Howard Tuesday evening.
Hal Merrill, Lynn Merrill and Mr..
Harger, of Bisbee, were business
visitors here last week.
Mrs. Helen Russell is visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. Ollie Smith and Mrs. Barney
Graham were here from Johnson
Wednesday Mr.. Smith has gone to
the hot springs in New Mexico for
treatment.
Brakeman Thompson is back on
his run after a few days absence.
George Dimes, Of Los Angeles, is
here looking over the Golden Rule
property.
Page & Adams shipped cattle from
here last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Ewing left
Tuesday to visit relatives in Louisiana.
George Beatty is taking the place
of Chas. Iverson, who is away on
a vacation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27
Book on Marriage
Urged For Students

BERLIN, March 26 (R-A plan to
present graduates of public schools
in Germany with book on marriage
is being urged upon the minister of
education by a number Of educators.
The book proposed is Heinrich
Pestalozzi's long famous story Lien
hard and Gertrude a Story for the
People"
False ideas on love, marriage and
relationship between the sexes, it
is argued, occasion much unhappiness
unless the youth is properly instruct
ed. At present each graduate is given
copy of the Weimar constitution,
while Lutheran and Catholic clergy
men give newlyweds a leather bound
Bible.
my husbands shoulder and then fits
back to her hiding place"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27

Powell, father of Mrs. Grantham,
returning to Douglas with them. On
Monday the elder Powell was taken
i'll and Mr.. and Mrs. Grantham were
called to Douglas because his con-
dition grew worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bean were
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Keeth
at Rucker, attending Sunday school
at that place.
G. d. Clapp and Sherman Ingle
have gone to Johnson to work on a
Well drill.
orville Heistand, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Clapp during the winter, left for
Yosemite, Cal, Monday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27
LONDON PAPER HAS
YARN OF PET MOTH

LONDON, March 70 tPl-Animal and
insect life are given greater space
in the London press than in any
ether city in the world Several
newspapers here have daily features
Evening star., 1927-04-07

SUBDIVISION TRACTS.
Tracts 100 to 5000 acres. suitable resi-.
Genital or small farm subdivisions. Arlington.
Fairfax Counties. Write your requirements
and We will send you our list.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1905 New York Ave Main 1145.
Evening star., 1927-04-07
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
\

MT. PLEASANT HOME.
Near end of MT. Pleasant car line. home
OF 9 large rooms inelosed sleeping porch.
tiled baths; light. dry basement: servant s
toilet. h.-w. h.; parquetry oak floors, fire.
place; house in condition like new; two-car
hollow tile garage. on 20-foot alley: S13, 900.
Terms. II. d. LILLE, Citizens Bank Bldg.
Talx0r1a I9orIr ri $500
Evening star., 1927-04-07

sAfsf ~.
About - square from 9th ST. NV, on
lot 25 feet in width BY good depth to paved
alley. we offer for nonresident owner who
must sell. a dwelling containing rooms and
baths. and eqnipped with hot-water heat
and with electricity: also a 2-car garage on
alley PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
VIM. III. SAUNDERS Co, Inc,
HOME SELLERS FOR 40 YEARS.
CALL OR PHONE TILL PM
1893 ST. N.Ws MAIN I016. :.
Evening star., 1927-04-07
SALE-RTSINKSS PROPERTY.

IsT COMMERCIAL. LOT 50x14 40; SUIT
able for warehouse. garage or colored apart
ment house Less than S100 per FOOT
centrally located. This is real bargain
and VIII go quick No trades fCall M.
4S4l or Bethesda 67-J after 6.
FOR SALE.
Stores with apartments above on best
block OF Georgia ave and in several other
good sections. Low price and terms.
CAFRlTZ.
14th & K Main 90S0.
Evening star., 1927-04-07

Sl6 000-Corner property. Dutch colonial
home Chevy Chase Md. lot
125x60 with 15-fOot parking
large trees and beautiful shrub
berry three large bedrooms and two
complete baths. House is "a yrs.
old and in excellent condition
throughout Large electric refrig-
orator included. making this house
an outstanding bargain.
Evening star., 1927-04-07
RENTFARMS.

ATTRACTIVE 5-R00M HOUSE. 8 ACRES
ideal for poultry. flowers. etc. Only $50
month. J NJ. EARNEST. ColesviIle I'd. one
mile n W of Ryerdale. Md.
40 ACRES. TILLABLE LAND; S-ROOM
house, 4-room house, $40 per month. Ad-
dress Box 4S4-Z, Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-04-07
SAIE,----FARATS.

SALE-FAkA1S.
FARM FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR APART
ment or small house. 523 acres. 23 miles
from Washington. goo acres Of meadow +
adapted to one Of the best dairy and truck
farms anywhere near Washington streams
Of water running through the place $50. 600
LEkD1. Inc, lib Conn ave. Nj. l043
40 ACRES. HOUSE AND oUTBUUDINGS.
40 acres clear; good timber, suitable for
hog farm or chickens; ] > miles out, $500
Address Box 40S-I.. Star office.
I00-ACRE FARM WITH IMPROVEMENTS
near Fairfax Court House. Va. may be pur.
chased for $500. great opportunity for
one wishing a farm where enhancement IN
value Is assured. Reasonable terms.
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY.
Exclusive Agents.
926 10Th st, NV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
CANAL TALK
SENSATIONAL
Latin American Ma.
tions to Air Political
Problems

GENEfAr sept A----sTf-E E212ri-
ps~sentaroa 20 the Lsgaus OF Ma
-. nr..--Aa,, ~ +ha ae.ais~ of Ae-
- -,
easPlte Via t1s el4'ec SA-'ss 60
eerzlzg the sovereignty ot the Csnal
zans has csased sc=sthizx q q ser-
..-.n-. 49,.
4f AAa aist+het-F e-estSc - -
p-ess.oa tAst the Lstin-AEericar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
DIR. Cook Appeals
To Supreme Court

MkEEESETlN. u. G.. Sapt L.
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faarttY e. E.Als AL c. probAsspz-
AaEtemnaE ar AnFaEheT -. la@S.
81 - zM4za SnE z1ae r1nztks IT Lea
uuE~nrta. - reah AAEed tae disFTacE
<a@rs zsosztlF Is pl@ca As@ 81 pro-
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49, 50 Uzrzaetsr1tsez4i nEd that
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
CAMPAIGN TO
MAKE ROADS
SAFER WACED
Five Face Spec din g
Charges; Two Are
Held For Driving
While intoxicated

Sessn persona face charges Monday
- u result of the ~crk of County
Traffic 0fficer = z Sadlsr over the
week end ~ the campaign 70 rid
Valley highways ef drunken and
carels - drivers.
or the seven arrested. two are 70
e charged with driving while intox-
icated. and the remaining five vii
face charges of speeding.
Sa6lsr started che antensifie1
c4Ep4ign against reckless driving
seEerGi weeks AKo. starting with Vi
ciaricns of TIRE laws governing lights
- motor wehisles ard speeding
He has asked the cooperation %
HidalKo county officials IN keeping
careless and intoxicated drivers off
the Highways. ard the cooperation
8f ali city preciars and county Off
ce-n in the Valley j. expected
Jarers Get Man
One rar Is facing charges In court
heEs IS the result ef diiigent lar
snf1ruemana wurk nf tkKas EEAma ya~
iConEihasd en- page two.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
.l5,OOOATTEND
AIR PROGRAM
AT HARLINCEN
Army and Civilian
Planes Do Spectac-
ular Stunts Before
Huge Throng

kAALINGEN. Sept 12s-HArlinEsa
Ia sassiizE a=ak - q mesmal Eoa-
s.as Naz4zy tailsw. rs fks sascszs-
60 xaael1saun San1ay uf ths Val
lsgH tfFEt tAK SIR meet Nith ae
easpa Ian th# a3r ~ raria2a ttmes 6lr-
- tts E1y raews4 ~ Hpgruxi aats-
H9FsnEH TIE sect wprke4
s-a s-g a. : safe en~iar ard msnzx
uEN u1n rt thN HrhH1E4e@ stlnts
Ine s@aH hattla ha@ % hs calie6
ett t~razss us SHsErx2r's heasy Faiz.
Ant q HanEls z-fe@arl a-rl6snt mkr-
ass tha uara4EsEs * the 2 F.znes.
FHrrs fEN ArEy HhIpE and Es
mes anaar ram man6 81 M4lar Stra-
Ess. ~ ksisv Fssie. Saa Antsnio.
smmA E@rt # thr meet. t1Eethxr w3fh
fass eIrlssz FiAnsa Sne~tatnrs cane
ans NrEr aE Z ra-Ktawt BtreMm dur
amH sAx 3ag. Ine rFnw4 w4s esri-
mzts1 - ngt less tsnn 1880 pee
F4r WAa Niatfe1 sAs tsela sale ire
eNnzt NAa sE FEsREeEs- TAe largest
fransanHEa pz sage cwnD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
TAKE A GOOD
LOOK ROBBER
TELLS VICTIM
Notorious Oklahoma
Outlaw Herds Jew
elry Store Workers
Into Corner

PARSONS. Kan. Sept. 12-
-LP,-A man said to have
been identified as Ray Ter
rill. notorious Oklahoma out
law, and two companions
looted the Pfeiffer jewefry
store here today and escaped
with diamonds. jewelry and
money estimated a. $4,000.
The bandits entered s.
the employees were coming
to work. The front doors
were locked and seven en-
ployees and one customer
were herded into = back
room while showcases. safe
and vault were robbed. The
people freed themselves %
minutes later and spread the
alarm The store j. on main
street IN the heart of tha
town and = block from tha
police station.
Take N good look at ma
20 you'll know me the nex1
time" the leader told Frank
Pfeiffer, owner OF the store
as he locked the troup into
the vault Jess Doyle did
not rob this store LAST fall
! did" Doyle Is serving n
term IN the state peniten-
tiary, having been convicted
Of robbing the store OF about
$4,000 last October 2S.
The man told Pfeiffer he
was Terrill and was identi-
fled from pictures or the
Oklahoma outlaw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
Many Register
For School Work

Registratioa started ir the
Br0wnsville Junior eoileEe Moncay,
ard ths work of snroIling pupils i
the high sehool and grade sehcols
continued ~ = rapid rate
The grammar sckool passed tie
so marx Mon6Ay. While TIA jnnsor
high schocl Showed go Fupiis- II
The senior kixh schonl N total Of Els
pupils. o ere more than TIE kirh
mark o. last yaar. we're rpwisteraa.
fetal enrollzenf Is expecssd "a be
far H. excess CO last year hefs-s TIE
ez1 o. &C year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
Trials Wall
Start Here Tuesday

Four murder cases fo- this week
faced Judge = W. Cunningham Men
dsy VIXEN be resumed his beach IL
the 3ssA District Criminal eou--
here Two O. these eases ara sehs6-
Eled 70 Be called Tuesday ard r~o
are set for hearing Thursday Men
day w.s devoted by Jn6ge Cunning
han 70 clearing up the divorce eases
or the docket. which were started
rwo weeks ago BY Judge j. Il Nc
Lean. wirh whom Judge CEaningha-
lad sEapps1 benches temporarily,
and continued thrcrgh last week by
Actirg-IC6ge z HarbeTt Dsvsrpcrt-
Deputies from the sheriff-s Of
flee we're busy Monday serving sun
no.s' q -hs 200 luryner named IN
four SPECIAL venires drawn for the
murder cases Tzose scheduled 70
cone ID for q hearing this week are
Louis Turner charged with the nur-
der " Sirvcne Nontalma i'm In
Feria. Nay III OF this year Turner
IS accused os having shcr Nortal-a
70 death during N argument
A4-AE4 L~@AA ACA = @4@R So -
uled for . hearing for Tuesday He
Is accused CT having stabbed 90
death Juan Lozzrc il Los Fresncs.
where both live. last November Lo-
zar0 was said e have been stabbed
I5 times Following the cutting
Rodriguez escaped acrcss the river
and vas rot heard fF0Ez for several
months In April cf this year = vas
captured near here b. s W Jester.
sFscial investigato--
Soii6ad BarEas- scheduled 20 cone
ID for trial Thursday. u under IL
dictmenr. charged with the murder
of Andrea Lopez. in. Harlingen last
May According To county officials
Rargas killed the woman with an axe
- = result of . lovers quarrel
Felipe Pernice. San 2enitn. res
tauranr proprietor. Is also % be
called thursday 70 answer N murder
charge He Is accused os haviag shot
% death Seaon Mar-izez In his place
Of business early II the ncrning Of
Sept :.
orly one case is 70 be started o.
each q the two trial dates. but fast
vksch case wuEld BE- the enc tr BE
posrponed- county Officials were TN
ALE 70 say They expressed rhez-
selves as ready for trial T. all the
cases
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
WEATHER

Ter BFewzsvlils aad TIE Lever Rio
Gr11css Valley. Partly ciolEy and
s0-lsMAat unsettled tonixhf and
Tuesday. LigAt 70 mo5erafs Winds
or tbs west cDast. mosEiy soafheriy
Fer Ksst Texas: Generally fair to-
aiEht as4 Tuesday. Lsght 70 fresh
auGtAsray wlaEs O. the eoazt-
AeafheF Summary
Ths saFoz~trir pressure eontinues
mn1srataly iaw ever the Roeky
Eczztasz Eegsca. aRd relatively high
ever the aaataFE half of the conn-
ffg. Asten6e4 b. mosfty fair weather
W. th@ co1Etry. Wiaely scattered
ahaweEs oee1rred. hewaser. within
E1e l&sf - hears II exf-ene xouth-
err nn1 sxfFuuaa western Texas. IL
tss a3stszl porslen e tAe cotEoa
helI rhe EPpeE AissssHiErs VALLEY,
az4 - fhm Car <onthwesf- Te=pern-
tgEes cazfiaE1 Eazsssczahly kixh
prarsieAl2y thEuERaous the counrry.
River Ferxeasa
TA@re wail - 70 matsriai change
~ fhs r-xa- @granx tAe nazf sew
ezys.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
Mrs. Snyder And
GreyH Held Sane

NEW YORK. y. v. Sert- 1z.-LP
Mrs R1rh Snyder and Henry Judl
Gray hAve he<n foand sane I'm exam
izations conducted af Sinr Sing BY
the state lln1rT enm-iEsiDn-
Prison attaches said that Mrs.
Snyder rereivs6 members of the
lEnacy con=issslon very cordially,
ard that shs Impressed ther Rs
realizing what her situation is NJ
ahoEs-- The alienists feznS Grzy'-
mird unchanged since their last VS.
It. fs hiz-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
HIGHWAY CONTRACTS AWARDED
Z Drivers Arrested
Lost Child + ound
Smothered IN Box

NE1 AGO. I4l- SEPT l1--s<a
--59arrh 1ar 5-ymAs-ald " illle
Nss 80. mlsatnE xEEce Szrux-
@al. rr4zitfng IN taz1ing hiB
HmEtnnra4 haEF tE a. ed ice
trx As - 1eme Sur4ay.
la na1F MAa lE a A4tElnE Pc
sites ~ kaa tEEer roEpzFt-
rswrf. EnRTt zrnwr - E-1sr tie
CAR nn4 ar@1 el4sFed a1out
rANm
Ca 1rwr - the ne xhAorhoot
aEn aslnw G@eet1pHNc 20 Aearr =
ar we tar- iurkeG kim III the
trF kr1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
BROCK, SCHLEE
TO CONTINUE
World Fliers Not Af-
fected By Efforts
To Check Hop

OMURA. Japan, Sept. 12--@-
Edward :. Sehlee and william :
Brock. eo-piIots OF the rouzd-the-
world nonoplane teld The Assoeias-
&C Press here today that they fi-=ly
expected % fly from Japan 20 Md
way Island. then to Honolulu and
cn to San Francisco. saon-
The announcement that 5rock ard
Sehlee centsmPlated gcnig ahead
with tkelr round-the- world flight ly
crossing the Pacifi. according 20
tha!r Original schedule means tfa-
they intend 10 ignore the rising
opposition 20 oversees Tights and
70 tackle m overtaking which has
been Branded as Suicide
Midway Il just a dor in the Pa
cific and would be difficult 70 find
even with the oest Of navigation.
At Midway. the fliers would face n
1.400 niles gap Of water 70 Hone
Iulu ard then another 2,4e0 ralles
Of sea 90 San Francisco
TOKYO. Sept l2-P-Forcad
the southwestern coast Of the
japanese arch pslago. the Anerican
rornd-the-wcrld fliers William =
Brcck ard Edward =. Schlee plan 20
attempt the 6oo-nile flight % Tokyo
tonapTEow.
Thsy hoped off fror Onura u
tksir noEoplane. the Pride ~ De-
trcit, nc T.70 o'elock this morning
(Japaaese tirse}. but rain forced
them 70 return-
Brock ard Sekiee descended at
OEEra at S:ss p II with depleted
gasoline supply after straying off
their course while trying 70 make
IDkyo from Shanghai. China
They passed over the east China
Sea safely. but srraysd from their
course upcn enrounterinE a thun-
dsysrcrz which prevented thsra frca
watrsng their bearing 70 cross ths
BunEo ehanHsL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-09-12
Tropical Storm Is
Near Sable Island

WASHINGTON. ID. ~. Sept. Ia
lR=The tropical disenr6ance acted
yesterday - the weather huresa xas
reported to-day % he arP9rentiy CEN
Exal several haz1Eed ziies seath e
Sasls Isiand a7S ncEizg rapidly
nortAeAatwar1-
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BOY BARELY MIS- sen
" g ~
BY SHOOTING STAR
= = =
AS HANGS on PLANE

NV BRUNSWICK. y J. Sese-
l--t+--Hangin onto the rnsl r9
an airrliane 3.hc0 feet nhrwe
ground held rc terrcrs Ger vtzwe=s
Iaylor- Ar- OF Harkersack. until m
shooting star narrowly missed cen
Eecrlors with the plane ard hlra-
SELF. the youth said today. in l@-
scribing hrs uncrtko1ox tilgAs-
Taylor Was LAST Ei<ht aE lnwrt-
Cn9Ary passenger on tie ar nal
plane pIlcted bv L- Puatna D'Arra
fron Ietrb0ro air pert to Ea1laF
field . distance of Sc ulIss- Whils
attempting tn helr shove the piMna
into the wi.d IS u was taklrS azg
he became eHranEled In rha EtrmEA
Of the tail skid. and was anahAa fa
free himself g. attract the a-re=-
tfun CT the rilnt-
WHEN | saw TIE shcctinx star.
Y thourlat it waH ali otf.- ~ sd
III read ahouf shooting stars am4
people dying azd ch. boy Hars 1I4
nv darn best tr hanK o. 10
journey gave THylc- ozly . s.i~tt
ehill. hel said. HhR STAYED nt HmA-
lsy field overnight waiting far q
return bop 70 Te-srbcro e. n Rcs-
ton bound mail plane
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san ANTONIO. Sept ts--tFr-
Sam Street. chief of San Antonio de-
tectives. died II . hospital here
early Sunday. five hours after he
had been shot down while approach
izg q zaa suspected q having per
petrztsd : series C holduPs-
"A few moments after the chief
died. his detectives arrested A es-
cared convict II cannertI0n with the
killing a poiiceE-an IN IL Paso IN
1924.
The shooting Saturday night oc1r-
red as Street approached q -2n lott
eriEg around chain grocery store,
Just as the store was preparing 60
close The suspect. shooting with
both hands. his Street rh-ee times,
one ballet tearing through his head.
Street and two detectives with him
returned the fire. but the fugitive
escaped. He was found later il =
rccniag house. suffering from three
bullet wounds - his legs
Bertilion records showed that the
mza un6er arres. had bean ssnten-
ced 70 serve from five 20 - years.
but thRr he escaped fr0m the Wei
don priso= farm in JGlT-
Street was considered cre 60 tke
best criminal Investigators in the
south. Re Is survived By his widow,
n son and IA daughter.