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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
WEATHER

East Texas: Sunday, partly cloudy,
local thundershowers and cooler in
the north portion; Monday. partly
cloudy. probably scattered thunder
showers in the south portion.
West Texas: Sunday partly cloudy,
local showers in the south portion,
Monday partly cloudy.
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MOVEFAILSTO
GET SUPREME
COURT ACTION
Attorney For Candi-
date Informed That
Court Cannot Con-
slider Application

AUSTIN. Texas. July 21.-tFD-Sc-
called Gal Smith" bolters running
for state offices in Texas were left
Saturday without legal recourse in
counties which have barred their
names from the July 2S primary
election ballot because they have
refused 20 support the democratlc
presidential nominee.
The court fight Of one Of them,
Tom Love, candidate for lieutenant
governor. for a mandatory injunc-
tion requiring that his name be
printed on the Cameron county bal
lot. ended in defeat late Saturday
before the state supreme court. The
court told Loves counsel at "a con-
terence in chambers that IL could
not consider, during its current va
cation period, his attempted appeal
from lower court decisions going
against him.
This means that democratic COM
mittemen in Cameron, Webb, Val-
verde and other counties also re
ported to have barred the names OF
Love and two candidates for COVER
nor-William Z. Hawkins and Mrs.
Edith Wilmans--from their BALLOTS
will not be deferred by court action.
Will Write in Name
Same Spears, San Benito, counsel
for Love, said their only hope now
Is that Love supporters will writa
his name on the ballots.
With primary election day only
one week hence, Spears besought the
supreme court Saturday afternoon
to consider Loves application for
writ of error from the court of civil
appeals decision at San Antonio.
This decision upheld the Cameron
county district court in refusing to
enjoin the county democratic com
mittee from printing the ballot
without Loves name. The supreme
court has been on vacation since
July I. Only two members, Chief
Justice c. NJ. Cureton and Associate
Justice T. B. Greenwood, are here.
Spears was told that the court
could consider his writ OF error ap-
plication only in regular session.
which Is not resumed until October.
The vacation is prescribed by the
constitution, and the justices told
Spears that no provision is made for
consideration of applications such s.
his during the vacation period.
Attorney Gneeral Pollard inform
ed the Midland county democratic
committee by wire Saturday that IL
is permissible under uniform rulings
Of his department, for voters IN
write on ballots any name not ap-
pearing there and that such ballot
must be counted in favor of the one
whose name is written on.
CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas, July 21.
-CPl-New ballots, leaving off the
names Of Thomas B. Love, seeking
democratic nomination as lientenant
governor, and William K. Hawkins
and Mrs. Edith Wilmans, candidates
for the gubernatorial nomination,
have been printed in Jim Wells coun-
ty. Earl jenkins, secretary Of the
Jim Wells county democratic execu-
tive committee, said here tonight
BRENNAN. Tex. July 2l.-CF-
The name Of State Senator Thomas r..
Love. candidate for democratic nom
ination as lieutenant governor, was
barred from another county's bal
lots here today when the Washington
county democratic committee decided
on that course following the over
ruling OF loves motion for rehearing
in the Cameron county case.
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WE ALSO HAVE
1927 Flying Cloud Victoria.
1927 Flying Cloud Sedan.
1927 Flying Cloud Sport Coupe,
1927 Flying Cloud Roadster.
1926 Packard Sedan.
1926 Nash Sedan.
1927 Dodge Coupe.
1925 Hudson Coach.
1927 Dodge Sedan.
1926 Pontiac Coupe.
1925 Stude. Duplex Phaeton.
1924 Chrysler Roadster.
1927 REQ Wolverine Brougham.
1927 Diana Sedan.
1926 REQ Sedan.
Is Others to Choose From.
Roadsters, coupes, sedans and
tourings. Prices range from
$50 and up.
OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS
UNTIL PM.
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
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! Special Combination:
SHAMPOO WITH WATER WAVE: FINGER
PERMANENT WAVE, Including 2 Shampoos,
Finger Wave and Trim, $3.50. =
Appointments Taken. Work Guaranteed.
Mabelle Hopour School of
Beauty Culture, Inc,
31T i4th st. NV. 335 N Charles St,
Washington. Baltimore
Franklin 1918 Vernon 1894.
Retain This Ad for Reference.
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PEERLESS.
PEERLESS.
We have a very fine line of
used cars for your inspection.
See these before YOU buy.


used cars for your inspection.
See these before you buy.
1925 Peerless y Coupe. E. $500
1926 Peerless so Sedan. -. SIS
1926 Peerless so Sedan. -. CPS
1927 Peerless 80 Sedan. -. 700
1923 Peerless so Sedan. -. $50
1927 Peerless 90 Sedan. -. SIS
1925 Peerless y Coupe. -. 500
1924 Peerless 66 Sedan. -. 200
1927 Nash 2-pass. Rdstr... $50
1926 Willys-Knight Coupe. $50
1927 Hudson 5-pass. Coach. $50
1925 Hertz 5-pass. Sedan. 500
1925 Buick 5-pass. Coach. 500
1923 Chevrolet SIP. Coach. $50
1926 Dodge 2-pass, Rdstr.. 400
1927 Chevrolet 2-pass. Cpe. 400
1927 Chevrolet SIP. Coach. 400
1924 Jordan 5-pass. Brghm. 225
1926 Essex 5-pass. Coach. $50
1924 Ford Touring ........ 90
PEERLESS USED CAR DEPT.
1901 18th St.
Decatur 300.
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REQ.

REQ. REQ.
THREW" VALUES.
SPECIALS.
REQ Flying Cloud Sedan. demonstration;
mileage very low; fully equipped; neW-car
guaranty. Substantial price reduction.
willys-Knight. 1927 Cabriolet Coupe fully
equipped. all new tires, and in Al mechan-
ical condition; cost over $4,000; splendidly
priced at 4e8S
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
BEATTY PARLORS.

WOMAN, colored. wants chamber work.
ironer, light cleaning or care for children
by the day. Franklin 1897.
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SHOE SALFSMFN

SHOE Statesmen.
Several young men for shoe de-
partment; must be thoroughly
experienced. Apply employment
bureau. fourth floor.
GOLDENBERG'S,
~ ~nA x sts. NV
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HELP--MALE.
(COntinued.)

COLLECTOR, installment &C
counts: must be experienced
Apply between 10 and II am,
at office, End floor. Castelbergs,
1904 T ST. NV.
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STOP-READ!
BIG REDUCTION.
Used Cars Guaranteed

Terms. Many DINERS.
BARNES MOTOR CO.,
1872 Conn. Ave, Bet. L &M.
Open EVENINGS Until 9 PM.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

WEATHER STRIPPING-we are manufac-
tuTers of metal weather strips; our prices
are lower; materials highest grade, mechan-
les expert instailers. Let us estimate; terms.
Adams 196. Acme Weather Strip Mfg. Co.
WINDOW SHADES, screens and metal
weather STRIPPING. Butler & Son. 1851 Good
Hone I'd Sc. Lincoln 1923
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COLORED GIRL; neat. desires work as maid
in private family or doctors Office: home
nights. Phone Adams 969l-W.
COLORED GIRL wishes place as nurse or
help around house. Call Potomac 1888
COLORED GIRL wishes part-time work of
any kind. lob Girard st. NV. Adams 1870.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, once work or day 5
work. 533 Bell pl. ne. Atlantic 1851.
GIRL colored, wants work as plain cook or
psart-tine or days work; city reference. 2oi4
GIRL wants position of any kind; reference.
1902 10th st. NV.
GIRL, colored. chambermaid and general
homework; references Potomac 4697-W. s.
GIRL. colored, reliable, wants work as maid
l345 10Th St NV. Phone North 1911.
GIRL, colored. neat wants place as nurse
or light homework. North 1881.
GIRL, neat, colored, wishes chambermaid
work or days work ironing or cleaning. Call
Lincoln 1910. 1922 Capitol ave ne.
GIRL, colored, chambermaid and general
housework: references. Potomac 4697-W. G.
GIRL, high school, reliable, desires work
after school, getting dinner or light clean
ing. Phone Adams 1908.
WOMAN, settled, desires cooking or house
work, stay nights; good reference. Call at
822 22nd st. NV
WOMAN, neat colored, part-time work or
janltresS work with quarters. 1929 9Th NV
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. attending college
wishes part-time position; good plain cook
or light hoIseworker. Address 1000 Colum-
ala %
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STAR COUPE, 1927: new tires and tubes,
fully equipped: this car is like new; priced
very low. 1923 14th ST. NV.
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Line. 1861. 645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Line 8440. ZIP T St. Sc.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 18th. Decatur 1910.
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PONTIAC 1925 COACH; this car is in beau
tiful condition and will give miles Of good
and safe transportation to It's next owner;
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PONTIAC COACH, l927-Excellent appear
ance and condition; new tires; $500: terms
Phone North 347 for demonstration or see
at 1925 20th ST NV
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WANTED.
Six young, neat, intelligent and enthusi-
astic girls to represent one of the Oldest
piano manufacturers in the trade; EXPERT
ENCE not necessary; very attractive prop
osition will be offered to the girls selected.
See G. r. Smith at the Stief Piano Store,
1870 @ st. NV, Washington, D. c.; apply
in person between IL am. and pm.
CAN EARN So AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful
line in America and We pay unusually large
commissions; cards sell on sight. We de-
liver and collect. Call in person or write.
National Press Bldg. 14th and F SITS. NV.
ADVERTISING copy writer,
experienced in direct mail and
newspaper work of department
store. Address Box 1851, Star
office, giving detailed experience
and salary expected.
CAN YOU SELL GLOVES?
We have several positions
open for young women who
know how to sell and fit gloves,
Apply to personnel director,
FRANK r. JELLEFF, INC,
! 1920 F St. NV.
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and mech. Al: see this bargain in a sedan
today; easy terms. L. P. Steuart, Inc. 1875
i4th St NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATESSEN, lunch; corner. car stop,
near universities high school; profitable busl-
ness: stock and fixtures; small cash. North
10l06. 3"
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PONTIAC COACH, new. early % model
Used five weeks; only 1,500 miles: $3.50 90
takes II; good reason for selling. 2409 Tun-
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BUICK TOURING, 1923-This car is in
excellent. condition and the appearance Is
at 1926 Goth st. NV.
1928 coupe with. rumble seat. Liberal terms
your car in trade. Call after 6 PM. Frank
lin GA T. S. Gaddess.
well taken care Of Everything about it is
Emerson ( orme. nth and Nj SITS NV.
BUICK MASTER SPORT ROADSTER. 1929
Car is like. new in every detail; a smart
teps aEd isS oS e ore the and rs
SITS. NV.
BUICK STANDARD SIX 4-DooR SEDAN
in every respect, mechanical condition per-
feet; terms; gold;seal guarantee Emerson
BUICK MASTER Q TOURING. 1924-In very
fine condition; tires and appearance ex-
celent; $780, Sheriff Motor Co., 627 K
st. NV.
UEXcellent tires all around and finish like
new; mechanica! condItion Al: gusranteed
BUICK MASTER SIX 5-PASS. BROUGHAM,
l927-Original Duco finish; low mileage; up
nostefy shows n1 %eas ore 1s AND
BUICK TOURING; IN good condition, ap-
pearance excellent; very reasonable. Apply
to owner, 421 6tn st. Sc. Sc
CADIILACS-3l4 sedan, and pass. and
imperial sedan; reconditioned and guaran-
ouick sale; your car in trade; easy terms
The Washington Cadillac Co., l136-40 Conn.
ave Decatur 1901.
CADILLAC PHAETON, late V-6l, 5-passen-
ser. First-class condition. $780, Terms.
1892 9th st NV. Sc
CHANDLER 1925 SEDAN; Al mechanically,
paint and tires fine; real bargain for
quick sale your car In trade; easy terms.
The washington Cadillac Co., l136-40 Conn.
ave. NV. Decatur 1901.
CHEVROLET COUPE, iS7S-perfect; sass;
FaEt financed, CAl Nj Pse4e.v Pss' aaas.
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SITUATION-MALE AND FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE, German, desire positions,
cook and butler; best reference; city or coun-
try. Address Box 1871, Star office:
WHITE COUPLE desire position as cook and
houseman; experienced; reference. 10 Prince
George ave, Takoma Park. 6"
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sALE-AUTOMoBILEs.

oLDsMoBILE DE LUXE SEDAN l927--Ap-
psaTance like new s. So Se -, Eusrantse $50;
Or see at Ii26 goth st NV.
oLDSMOBILE COUPES. 1925 AND 1927
Both cars guaranteed $3.50 and $525; terms.
Phone North BAT or see at 1925 zGtn Sc. NV.
automobiie; s4oO: terms Phone North al
see at l126 goth st. NV.
OLDSMOBILE TOURING. 43A model-A
North s47 or see at il2s 10th st. m NV. ''''''
PACKARD TOWN LIMOUsINE-Smsrt; good
condition; new tires; $3.50: auto robe. 1861
Crescent pl, Apt. 400. Adams 5000.
PONTIAC COACH, new, early % model
takes II; good reason for selling. 24O9 Tmn-
PONTIAC 1925 LANDAU-SEDAN. tires. paint
and mech. AL: see this bargain in sedan
today; easy terms. L. P. Steuart, Inc. 1875
14th st. NV
PONTIAC 1925 COACH: this car is in beau
ard safe transportation to It's next owner;
easy terms L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th
st. NV.
PONTIAC COACH, ls27-Excellent appear
ance and condition; new tires S4O0 terms.
Phone North 347 for demonstration or see
at 1926 10th st. NV.
STAR COUPE, 1927 new tires and tubes.
very low. 1923 14th St. NV.
STEARNS-KNIGHT 1926 SEDAN, new tires
and paint 4-wheel brakes, mechanically Al.
BIS Todd pl. ne.
STUDEBAKER. President 81 75pass Sedan,
l928-Driyen less than 5000 miles fully
car. cannot be told from new. and the price
makes i real bargsiIn:; terms The Wash
Decatur 1901
sTUDEBAXER SPECIAL 6 TOURING; new
tires runs and looks like new; real buy
for the price we are asking: easy terms.
L. p steuart. Inc. 1925 14th st. NV.
STUFF SEDAN. 1926; Al mechanically, good
paint and tires; a rare bargain at the price
offered.
Washinston Cadillac Co, 1l36-40 Conn. ave.
NV. Decatur 1901.
STUFF SPORT PHAEToN-Completely over
repair bill. Kalorama Garage. So
wILLYs-KNIGHT CouPE-sEDAN-Go
wednesday i32o 2ist NV. Apt. a. s.
wILLYs-KNIGHT s-passenger. closed car
Balance due sl5O It's yours for the notes
AUTOMOBILES by auction at weschler's,
$50 Pa ave. NV, every wednesday and
Saturday, 10 a m
| on easy terms. Capital Auto Sales. Inc, 81
New York ave. ne Call Franklin $3.50 5'
YOUR CAR SOLICITED for our auction sale.
every Saturday 2 pm: Capital Auto Sales,
LINCOLN SPECIALS.
Coupe S-passenger ..................."s 1872
eo HILL TfBfBIrrs sOl 18th ST NV l'10O
OAKLAND-PONTIAC.
Padgett-Joyc Motor Co.
Pontiac Coach. late 1928
| Pontiac Coupe, new paint ............. $3.50
| Oakland Coupe. late 1924 ..-........... 275
| Oh vrolet Coach. late 1927, equipped. $50
/ Chevrolet Coupe, 1927 good ....... 400
| Dodge Touring, late 1924 ............. 225
| Ford Touring Observation-Disclosures. 100
'"'1 AO"' CASH OR TERMS. '''''''' -''
Line. 1861. 645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Line 8440. 712 z St. Sc.
| Open Evenings and Sundays.
| CSSTnD ID T(ADT
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Padgett-Joyce Motor Co.
Pontiac Coach. late 1928.
Pontiac Coupe, new paint ..............s $3.50
Oakland Coupe. late 1924 ......... 275
Oh vrolet Coach, late 1927, equipped $50
Chevrolet Coupe, 1927, good ...... 400
Dodge Touring, late 1924 ........ 225
Ford Touring Observation-Disclosures. 100
Nash Touring = .................... 200
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SOLICITORS, 2, experienced,
for house-to-house work. An
attractive proposition for those
qualifying. Apply Mr.. Sinclair,
Manhattan Laundry, 1916 Flori-
da ave. NV, between 10 and
II am.
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same religious liberty that exists In the
United States. he explained.
He expressed the belief that the reli-
gious controversy cannot be settled I'M
less the requirements that the priests
register with government authorities are
eliminated. He said the Catholics in
tend to petition the new Congress,
which meets September /, to amend the
constitution so as to grant religious
liberty, liberty of teaching, liberty OF
religious institutions, liberty of cults
and liberty Of ownership of church
property"
Believes Nun Hysterical.
He reiterated his belief that Mother
Superior Conception Acebeda de la
Llata, who Is under arrest charged with
completely In the assassination Of Obre-
gon. is "hysterical" and has an abnor-
NAL BRAIN
indictments have been returned
against Mother Conception. Jose de
Leon Toral. Obregon's assassin, and Is
other persons, charging them with re-
sponsibility for the assassination ana
accusing them of having conspired
against life and property.
Those indicted include the nun Jo-
Selma. sister of Conception, and group
of seven women and five men recently
arrested charged with having plotted to
poison Gen. Obregon and President
Gales. Others named in the indict-
ments are Sonora Maria Luisa Pima de
Altamira and Jose Fernandez Gallardo y
Pavon.
The attorney general of the federal
district filed the indictments at the sub
urban town Of San Angel, where Obre-
gon was slain.
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STEAMER SINKS TUG
IN HE'LL GATE CRASH
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 28.--The pas
senger steamer Chester w. Chaplin of
the New England Steamship Co.
rammed and sank tug today In He'll
Gate, off Ditmars Cove, Astoria. A
fireman on the tug was reported miss
ing. The other 10 Of the tugs crew
were rescued by a motor launch.
A ls-foot hole was torn above the
water line OF the, steamer, bound from
Providence with $50 passengers.
After the collision the steamer swung
onto q reef, where she lay for nearly an
hour before being pulled of. She
reached her North River pier two hours
late.
The tug was In command OF Capt.
Charles Redfield. She was towing two
empty lighters. Her engineer, Henry
Lindhurst OF Belrose. N. Y, believed
accident was due to misunderstanding
In signals.
Most of the passengers were asleep at
the time OF the crash. There was no
confusion.
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EX-PATROLMAN'S PISTOL LEADS
TO WRIT FOR HIM IN SHOOTING

policeman had had dispute with
Henry A. Finke, another employe OF the
station. over the reputed disappearance
of some money left at the station fol
Taylor by colored men.
When the hi-jacking episode cropped
up some months later, and Taylor
surrendered his equipment, detectives
sent the revolver to Sergt. Ben Corn
well of the fourteenth precinct. recog-
nized authority on firearms. After tests
he declared the bullet removed from
McBreen's back was fired from Taylor's
gun.
Checked In New York.
Inspector Henry G. Pratt. chief OF
the detective bureau. wanted to BE-
absolutely sure. so he had Detective
Fowler take the revolver to New York
recently for test by Maj. Calvin God
dard, firearms expert whose work first
gained prominence during the investiga-
tion OF the shooting of the late Detec-
tive Arthur Scrivener, Maj Goddard
corroborated Sergt. Cornwell's state
ments.
The evidence was placed before Com
missioner Turnage and he issued .
warrant charging that Taylor shot Nc
Breen In mistake for Finke.
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POLICEMAN INJURED
ARRESTING 2 YOUTHS
Officers Dispatched to Scene Take
Pair in Custody-Three Partiei-
pants Sent to Hospital.

A fractured hand and other injuries
were suffered last night By Policeman
r. j. Barrett Eof the fourth precinct
during fight that followed an attempt
to arrest Greed Jordan. colored, ia
years old, 1l04 Sixth street. and Raw
mond z. Robinson. colored. l8 wears
Old, 42l First street southwest. The
youths were subdued by other officers,
Barrett approached the two youths
AFTER . complaint had been filed against
them by two young colored girls living
m the same vicinity. Both jumped on
, .in.i, 6arrett says, and he fought them
untn Policemen Prescott, Curtis and
mayer, who were dispatched from the
station house. arrived When they had
completed the arrest. Barrett was taken
70 providence Hospital and later re-
moved TO Emergency Hospital where
IL was said that his condition is nor
serious Jordan and Robinson were
ootn treated at Emergency Hospital for
iaceratlons and bruises to the head and
face. '''N
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BUILDING COLLAPSE
KILLS SIX PERSONS
Several Injured and Others
Missing After Structures
Fall In.

By the Associated Press.
SHELBY, N. c., August 28.-At least
six persons were killed and several more
were injured when three buildings in
the business section Of this town coll
lapsed here today. Several others
known to have been in the buildings
are missing
The known dead are;
Miss Ora Eskridge. an employee Of the
First National Bank: zeb Blanton, q
farmer. and his son Carl; Guy Green
and Alex Hoyle, clerks In the First Ma
tional Bank. and one unidentified man.
The buildings were the temporary
quarters of the bank, grocery store
and tailor shop.
George Blanton. acting vice presi-
dent OF the bank. escaped with minor
injuries. as did Forest Eskridge, cashier.
Clarence Null, assistant cashier. re-
ceived broken leg and arm and cuts
about the head. His injuries were said
by physicians to be serious.
The other clerks were said to have
been buried In the debris. but were
thought to be alive. A Mr.. Hadley.
proprietor of the tailor shop. was miss
ing and was reported to have been
buried In the ruins of his shop.
Four bank clerks are unaccounted
for, but 1t was thought possible that
they were in the crowds about the
scene One physician climbed through
dangerous overhanging walls to treat
Miss Callahan and another bank clerk.
who were pinned under twisted steel
and brick.
The two dead colored men were men,
bers of the excavating crew at work
under the buildings. Others of the
crew are missing.
Construction gangs from all parts of
the city were working desperately TO
clear the wreckage and extricate those
who may still be alive. Physicians were
called TO the scene to treat the injured