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New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

Ralph Howe.
Inspection Of the building will
take place between 1880 and &
o'clock. The program will follow
in the auditorium.
The Vance school is one of the
newest units in the city's education
plant. 1t was occupied by classes
in September, 1927. and is used by
the state normal school as a train
ing school. The principal is Miss
Elizabeth Leghorn, an educator
ranking among the leaders in the
state.
The school was named for the late
Robert J. Vance. former mayor of
this city and former congressman
from this district. Mr.. Vance was
the founder of the New Britain
Herald. Mrs. Vance provided the
funds for the purchase OF play
ground equipment installed on
school property.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
School Superintendent
Goes Hunting With Boys

Bremen. Ohio. Nov. Is WE. J.
Arnold. school superintendent here,
probably would be unanimously
voted the best sportsman and the
best superintendent in the whole
country. il left to the pupils to de-
eide.
When the hunting season was
ushered in today. Superintendent
Arnold learned that virtually all his
boys and some Of his girls wanted to
go hunting. SO he dismissed the en-
tire school Of 800 for the day. Then.
DOMINIC his hunting clothes, shoul-
dering his gun and unleashing his
dog. he took to the fields with
party of his high school boys.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
MFRIAN IDENTIFIES
FREE Sewer JOBS
Continued from First Page)

from Osgood avenue northerly. g.
1920.
Sanitary sewer in Farmineton
avenue. from Biruta street souther-
ly, $6SS.22.
Sewers in Francis street, from
Stanley street to Carlton street, So
$500.
Sewers in Francis street, from
Seton drive to Stanley street, ST.
1868.
Sewers in Francis court. $s52.71.
Sanitary sewer in Corbin place,
from Chestnut street northerly,
s6S9.ss.
Sewers In Park drive, from Fran
els street to Highland terrace, 34,-
615.4S.
Sewers in Holmstead avenue,
from West Main street to RIDGE
wood street, $4.132.15.
Sewers in Ridgewood street, from
Holmstead avenue westerly, $e,258.-
II.
Sewers in Uncas road, from Com
monwealth avenue to Highland ter
race, $1,348.43.
Sewers in Chamberlain street,
nom Coolidge street to Corbin ave-
nue.. $1,9S6.27.
Sewers in Carlton street. from
Allen street to Eddy-Glover boule-
ward, S15,52G.95.
Sewer in Stanley street, from Sef-
ton Drive to Roxbury road, $1,467.-
so.
Sewer In Mansfield avenue, from
East street, westerly, $655.31.
Sewers in Lincoln street, from
present sewer end to city line. $685.
81.
Sewers in Russwin road. West
Main street to Slater road, $6,647.-
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
kindergarten With Fountain and Fireplace

Windsor. Ont, to Tampico last June,
in company with Fritz Bieler. hop
ped off today for Windsor on a re-
turn flight. Pacheco intends to land
at various American cities Ell route.
(The Mexican aviator and Beler
left Windsor on June 2S last year
and arrived in Mexico City the next
day after having been forced down
at Tampico by lack of fuel.)
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
Four Boys in Stolen
Car Held for Police

New London. Nov. Is (UP)-Four
New York boys who started out to
see the world with $13 and a
stolen automobile were held for
New York police here today.
The boys are John Biele, 16,
Philip Cassase, Is; William Cassase,
IA and Jack Mariana. 16. All gave
their address at 5000 Ollinville ave-
nue.. Bronx, n. Y.
The younger boys said Biele
stole the car and invited them for
a ride. After they had driven out
side the city it was decided to run
away, twas said. The boys car
RED their schools books with them.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
WOMAN is MAYOR

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. Is R-A
woman sat in the mayors chair at
the city hall here today.
Mrs. Emma X. Blaise. commits
sioner of finance, fills the vacancy
caused by the death today Of John
MacVicar. four times head of the
city's government.
Her rule may be temporary.
however, for the council will be
called on to make an appointment.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
To Hunt Missing ''Cal."
Students in Airnlane

Berkeley, Cal, Nov. Is (UP)-An
airplane will be sent from Oakland
airport today to hunt for four Uni
versity of California students. miss
ing since Friday and believed lost or
stranded by heavy rains and SHOWS
in the mountains.
The missing students. who had
started out on a hike. are: Anna
Ramsperger. II. Oakland.
Nina Transporter twin OF Anna.
John r. Dempster, Is graduate
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
STORM MARKINGS

Cleveland, Nov. Is R-Southwest
storm warnings were issued today
for Lakes Erie. Ontario, Michigan
and Western Lake Superior and
northwest warnings for Lake Huron
ard eastern Lake Superior. it was
announced by the United States
weather bureau here. The storm
was said to be conferred over Lake
Superior and moving eastward. 1t
was felt today almost to the south
shore of Lake Erie.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

Sewers In Newbury street. from
Roxbury road to Hampton street,
tl.<26.2:.
Sanitary sewer in Hampton street,
from Newbury to Stewart street, ST.
5SS.15.
Sewers In Corbin avenue. from
Black Rock avenue to Oldfield street.
$s,704.11.
Sewers in Trumbull street, S1,-
1862.
Sewers in Mitchell street. Perish
ing avenue westerly. $S17.25.
Sewers in 9tratford road. Seton
drive to Carlton street, 37.269.2s.
Sewer in Wellington street, Rox-
bury road to Hampton street. $685.
Is.
Sewers in North Wellington street,
Roxbury road to stratford road. 81
Cll.57.
Sewers in Elton place. tss1.s4.
Sewers In Brigton street. Rox-
bury road to stratford road, ST.
371.s1.
Sewers in Highview avenue. Bir-
uta street to Osgood avenue. 81
923.76.
Sewers in Landers avenue. from
Sheriff. street to East street. $685.
II.
Sewers In Holmes avenue
S2.S72.41.
Sewers in Elbridge road. Corbin
avenue westerly. &4.5s5.S9.
Sewers in Virginia avenue. FL
bridge road northeriy| $1.1s6.:4.
Sewers in Laurel road. $s,4sS.s7.
Sanitary sewer in McClintock road,
Allen street northerly. S2.s01.25.
Sanitary sewer in Osgood avenue.
from High view avenue to Burritt
street. $l,SS4.59.
Sanitary sewer in Osgood avenue.
Highview avenue to Knowles prop
erty, $952.12.
Sewers in Osgood avenue. from
Burritt to Jordan street, S6.3s5.74.
Sewer in Burritt street. from
Brown street to Osgood avenue.
S5,434.59.
Sewers in Overhill avenue, from
Russwin road northerly 31,6S2.04.
Sanitary sewer In Collins street,
from Ellis street to Schultz street,
$910.23.
Sewers in Brown street. High to
Burritt streets, $3,452.05.
Sewers in Judd avenue, Market to
East streets. S6,s62.1s.
Sewers in Corbin avenue, Pine
hurst street to city property. ST.
a26.O6.
Sewers in fremont street, Allen to
Lasalle streets. $5,512.09.
Sewers in Hazelmere road, $6,-
1881.
Sanitary sewer in Underhill lane.
$3,211.s4.
Sewers in Shuttle Meadow avenue,
east of bridge. $1,G6S.32.
Sewers in Bingham street. west OF
East street, $62S.4s.
Sewers in Columbia street. Lin
wood to Vance street. $S,sO1.56.
Sewers in Biruta street, High 10
Burritt streets, $4,s6l.6S.
Sewers in Stewart street, $4,SO0.-
81.
Sewers in Roxbury. road. Stanley
TO Brighton streets, st,614.61.
Sewers in Dudley street. Allen
street southerly, $2,100.l7.
Sewers in Dudley street. Alien
street to Roxbury road. s6.71o.e:.
Sewers in Booth street, Cross
street 800 feet north. $4.990.S4.
Brookside road. Lincoln street to
Ten Acre road, slS.140.b9.
The IL jobs which are reported
completed but which are not recon-
mended for assessments OF dement's
and damages at this time are: Hayes
street, s3,4O1.72: Cambridge street.
Vance street. $1,149.oS;
right of way on Francis street, W.
l6O.S7: Locust street. $G75.4l: Gold
street, $1,S69.59; Moller street. w.
s5s,41: Eddy-Glover boulevard, w.
s1O.37; Kilbourne avenue. $l,2s6.-
A: East street. $1,oo:.47; Linwood
street, $4,000: Andrews street,
s53S.44.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

student.
Robert H. Keller, Il. Los Angeles.
Three fraternity brothers of
Keller left at midnight to assist in
the search.
The party left Friday for Snow
mountain. carrying food only for
two days.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

those two boats, the first away by
rule of the sea were the only ones
lowered which did not get safely
away from the ship. Another boat
sprang a leak and turned over but
several of its occupants were able to
save themselves by clinging to
wreckage.
Heroic Little Negro
Along with the tales OF horror
were those of heroism OF q little
negro quartermaster, Lionel Licorish.
who guided one of the lifeboats
safely through the terrible night be-
fore help came, diving into the
water again and again to rescue per-
sons floating in lifebelts or hanging
to wreckage.
Still cruising over the scene Of the
disaster today were two coast guard
destroyers and two salvage tugs, but
theirs was believed TO be Q hopeless
quest. Only stray bit of wreckage,
perhaps an occasional body bobbing
on the waves was all they had seen
for hours.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
BY the United Press.
The Identified Dead

By the United Press.
The Identified Dead
Major Y. Inouye, Japanese mill
tary attache in Buenos Aires: Carlos
F. Ranke. Mexico City: Jose Con-
zales. New Bedford. Mass; r. g.
Palal. New York city; Paul White
head, Kingston. N. Y: Thomas Jones.
an officer OF the Vestris: Ramon
Garcia Belao. New York city.
Still Unrep0rted
A list of the passengers still IN
reported:
First class: Norman X. Batten,
racing driver: W. Brownneld and
Mrs. Brownfield. OF Louisville, KY.
Those On Myriam
The passengers and crew who ar
rived on the Myriam:
First class: Mrs Cline Slaughter;
H. Hipp: c. Kellman.
Second class: H. Fay; A. c. Pater-
son: s. Cox.
Third class: W. Cadigan.
Those OF Crew
Officers: l.. Watson, second mate:
G. ]. Prestwich. fourth engineer: ],
Mcdonald, second wireless operator:
c. Verchere. third wireless operator:
J. Sears, doctor Nong Island Col
lege hospitaD: J. Garcia. eighth en-
gineer.
Musicians-C. Wiener. E. Conrad,
F. Williams.
Victualling department - Darcy:
n. Husbands, cook; r. r. Edwards.
steward; G. Brown, steward: q,
Ross, steward: G. Cole, steward: ].
kipling. steward: H. Daley. bell
boy: il. Voules, deck steward,
Deck department-W. MDon.
augh. baggagemaster; A. Crick. sea.
man; H. Hunt, seaman; r. FEEDER
lngham, seaman: d. Waldron., sea.
man; l.. Roach. seaman; i. Brice.
seaman; ]. Mcdonald. seaman.
. Engine departmental. Bennett
greaser; H. Williams. greaser: G.
Ford, head fireman; 8. Parfitt. head
nreman; 8. Estwick. fireman: R.
weeks. fireman; 8. Ramsey. fire.
man; J. Ford, fireman; f. Hamnden
fireman: 7. Seeley, fireman: J.
shaw, fireman: C. Scott. fireman. n
Carter, fireman: 8. Jones. frem.n.
q. brownbill, fireman; ID. Dotten'
fireman; B. Cutting. fireman: ".
Ihomas. trimmer: s. Headley. trim.
mer; J. Niles. trimmer; HI. Vapter.
pool. trimmer: C. Calder, trimmer.
J. German, trimmer.
Those Still Missing
FIRST class passengers: Miss I. s.
Caoral, s. s. Cope. Mrs. NJ, A.
Daugherty. Earl De Wore, California
racing driver; A. Fletcher ana hi,
vile; Mrs. Carlos FRANKIE of MEXICO
CITY, her daughter, Irene, and her
son, Henry: c. NJ. Henrotin. New
.ork; Mrs. A. johnson, Upper
Montclair, N. j.: E. A. jackson and
MRS. Jackson. missionaries en- ronte
from Richmond. Va. to Brazil. r
jackson, Miss NJ. Mills, Los ANGELS.
Isaac Nahem. Mrs. s. Puppe ana in.
lant; c. Stone. New York: Mrs n
D stevens, Buenos Aires: ]. Renia
min Wilson. his wife and two vonne
sons, Toronto, Canada.
Second class passengers-K. Rurt
william Fields. S. Goodman Ni.s
y Julien, Miss Daphne Julien. Mrs
johnson. Mrs. C. X. Raphael. M.
J. Thompson.
Third class passengers-J A.
leyne and wife. Miss L. Allevne
Master E. Alleyne. Master H. A.
leyne, Miss Mary Alleyne, Mn. s
Bowlen. H. Brathwaite, 8. Bauynonf
Miss E. Cortellini. ]. Headley and
Mrs. Headley. Miss Marion Headley.
Miss Mildred Headley, Master A.
Headley, Mrs. v. B. Hanan. L.
Leuthauser and wife, v. Murri, Miss
e. Pope. F. Placente and wife. q.
Panziatta, Pittsburgh. Miss Marian
Reid. child OF J. G. Rua and wife.
OF New Bedford, Mass; Clarence
Smith and wife, New York. d.
Thorne. Cambridge, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
STARTS LONG FLIGHT

Mexico City. Nov. Is R,-Joaauin
Gonzales Pachecc, Mexican a,iatos
who made . nonstop flight from
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

1t is estimated that HOLLYWOOD
screen stars receive in excess Of a.
100000 letters each year,
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15


liam J. Carey, who might have ex-
planned it all, is dead. Several sur
vivors told of seeing him at the rail
Of the ship as she took her fatal
plunge and then without a lifebelt
he either jumped or was swept into
the water. Goodbye ALL" were his
parting words as he went overheard.
A charge that the ship was listing
when she left port was made by
Carlos Quiros, chancellor of the Ar
gentine consulate, one of the rescued
passengers, who said the list became
more and more pronounced as she
continued her voyage south.
Denies ship Listed
This, however, was denied by Mr..
Cook, who pointed out that the ship
had been inspected three days before
she sailed by federal inspectors and
pronounced absolutely seaworthy."
Most of the passengers were bit
ter in their denunciations of the cap
tain's actions and those of his crew.
They charged the captain was over
confident, citing his failure to send
out an SOS. until Monday morning,
hours after the dangerous condition
had become apparent to those ex-
perienced in sea travel. There were
charges that the crew stampeded for
the lifeboats, that the lifeboats them
selves were unseaworthy and poorly
handled; that partly filled boats were
IL
fighting for their lives in the water.
Heartbreaking Stories
Most heartbreaking of the stories
of the sinking told was that Of two
lifeboat loads of women and chill
dren. which were smashed against
the sides of the ship as they were
being lowered. The tragedy was that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-14

BUICK COACH. 1926, two-door. five
passenger; excellent mechanical con-
dition. Will sacrifice for quick cash
sale BY owner. Can be seen at Z
Baker building. Harlingen. w. I-140
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LEGAL ADNERTIsEMENT
THE STATE OF TWAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable
Of Cameron County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to cite
all persons interested in the estate
of W. $. Corkill. deceased. To appear
AZ the next regular term of the
county court on Cameron county. tD
be holden at the courthouse there
Of in Brownsville. on the first Mon
day in October. 1928. the same be-
INK the Isl day of October. 1928. w
contest. should they desire 70 do 80.
the application az Delfina R. Cor
kill. filed in said court on INV 3ist
day Oh August. 1928. which will
then and there b. such court. Be
acted on. for the probate of the
last will and testament NJ aid W.
- Corkill. deceased. filed with said
application. and for letters testa-
mentary.
Herein fail not. but have vou be-
fore said court. 0n the first day
Of the mex term thereof. this writ.
with your return thereon. showing
how YOU have executed the same.
Witness. H. IT'D. Searo. clerk uf
the county court or Cameron county
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said court. NJ office in The civ
of Brownsville. Texas. this The 3Ist
DAY of August. 1928.
II. D. sEAGo.
Clerk OF the County Court,
Cameron County. Texas.
BY %. VI. Brenner. Debutr.
Issued this the 31st day
Of August. "A. D. 1925.
XVI. I'D. SpaEo. Clerk WI tha
County Court nf Cameron
County. Texas.
By q. ri. Bremen. Deputy.
fseall
"A true cory v certify.
Aug. 81. 1928.
III. p. SeaGo. Clerk County Court.
Cameron County. Texas.
By q. ~. Bremen, Deputy.
9-7-l4-2t-3i33
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AN APARTMENT now vacant. living
room. bedroom, dining room. kitchen,
breakfast nook and bath. Completely
Furnished. A place where you will
be cool and comfortable. This IN one
OF the incest In the city. Will rent ~
particular people. Call 1173-W. lily
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The City of Brownsville, Texas.
will receive sealed bids addressed
70 the Hon. A. b. Cole. Mayor, up
until 10 n. m. September Gil, 1925,
for one $50 Horsepower boiler.
specifications are on file with the
City Secretary and can be secured
upon application.
IA. III. MUNDAY, City Secretary,
9-14-2i-Et-3f46
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lant Ads Are Sign Posts Along the Highway Of Thrift
Classified Business Directory


MISS ETA NANCE GILLILAND
Nus. B. tx. B. Pupil Of Arthur Freid-
helm, New York City, Julie Rive
King, Chicago. Teacher of Piano and
Expression. Studio - Presbyterian
church. Home address 732 Palm
Blvd, Gentry Apis. Studio hours $3.50
to 1880 and s to 5. Phone 1921.
Ills
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
Modern scventcen-room house with
conveniences. near college; also
.up-to-date meat market, nlodernly
equipped. For particulars. write Or see
c.. MI. BARBER, OWNER
KINGSVILLE. TEXAS.
I-f2f
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Lots For Sale

FOR SALE-Two lots in Edinburg;
three lots in San Benito; 80 lots in
Brownsville; v lots outside
Brownsville city limits; twenty per
cent cash, balance In one. two. three
and four years: or monthly payments
IL preferred b. ". HinkIey. Browns
VILE H-60
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Duplex just completed Hardwood
floors. All conveniences. lI12 West
Elizabeth street. Carlos G. Watson.
H-T6
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TWO-ROOM furnished apartments,
With lights, water and garage. Only
$50 per month. Country Club Tour
list Park. H-147-G
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COOL ROOMS: two blocks from
pos. office. Board if desired. AS
Elizabeth street. H-211
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Two Real Bargains

Five-room brick veneer on Levee
street: oak trim hardwood
floors. tile bath and built-in
features. One or two lots: the
price is right ard terms to suit.
Five-room frame III West Banker
Place: new and modern: con
crete drive. Small down pay
ment and balance like rent. Will
take we~ll-locatcd lot VA down
payment.
d. l.. WEIGH
Cromack Bldg. Phone 4T0
Hit;
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FOR SALE-Beautiful new home in
Victoria Addition; corner lot ; street
being paved. Very small cash pay
ment and convenient monthly terms.
See j. II. Jones, care Hardin Lumber
Co. I-121
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TWO-ROOM apartment ~ Iet. Con-
veniently furnished. 703 Madison
Street. Phone 1037-J. LIS
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Automobiles For Sale
CHEAP USED CARS

Every n Of these ears must be
sold at once 10 make room for bet
ter merchandise. Come in and look
these over and make yourself a
cheap fall hunting car.
Better hurry to get your pick.
JESSE BENNETT. INC.
Used Car Market
Phone 90i 1919 Levee st.
W. A. Ross. Mgr.
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS.
One 1927 Dodge Roadster $3.50.
One 1926 Dodge Roadster $3.50.
One 1924 Packard Touring. Must
be seen to be appreciated: SS5O.O0.
One 1926 Dodge Sedan; looks like
. new one; 100000.
One 81 Cadillac Roadster; runs
like a new one: S600.0O.
One 1926 Dodge sedan ......... $3.50
One 1927 Dodge sedan, demon
S1AaNoN ..s....... sou
One 1925 Dodge sedan. motor
bus license $3.50
JESSE BENNETT. Inc.
Used Car Market.
W. A. Ross. Mgr.
Phone BOA. 1908 Leyee St.
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UNFINISHED DUPLEX. Phone
ISL. vs.
Evening star., 1928-12-26
MARION {. RHODES
. CALLED BY DEATH
Assistant to Controller,
Treasury Department, and
Formerly in Congress.

Marion Edward Rhodes, so years old,
assistant to the Controller General of
the Treasury and former Republican
Representative in Congress from the
thirteenth Missouri district, died in
George Washington University Hospital
yesterday afternoon. Death was due
to anemia and septic poisoning.
Mr.. Rhodes, who was appointed 10
the Controller Generals Office by Pres
ident Harding. served here in the
Fifty-ninth, Sixty-sixth and Sixty-sev-
enth Congresses. During his last term
In Congress he was active as chairman
OF the House committee on mines and
mining.
Born on a farm In Bollinger County,
Mo-, Mr. Rhodes was educated in the
public schools, at Mayfield Smith Acad-
emy, Cape Girardeau State Normal
Missouri State University and at STAN
berry College, being graduated with
bachelor of science degree at the latter
Admitted to Bar in 1896.
Following, he taught school and
. studied law, being admitted to the bar
in 1896. He began the practice of law
In Potosi Mo-, in the latter year.
ne was TleulD0T Ol the MLSSOuTl
and American Bar Associations. In 1900
he was elected prosecuting attorney of
Washington County, Mo-, and reelected
In 1902 He also served one term as city
attorney and one term as mayor of
the city Of Potosi, and one term as
member of the lower house of the Mis-
souri, State Legislature. Subsequently
he served as a member of the Missouri
State Board of Law Examiners, and
was chairman of the committee on re-
vision of laws that revised the Missouri
statutes in 1908. During the World War
Mr.. Rhodes was a member of the
Legal Advisory Board of Washington
County.
Leaves Wife and One Son.
Mr.. Rhodes was married to Miss Min
ME p. Davidson. He leaves his wife
and son, Marion Benjamin Rhodes
OF the Bancroft Hotel
He was vice president of the Missouri
Society here, a member of the Con-
greSSional Country Club and was a
thirty degree Mason. He made
his home in the Bancroft Hotel.
The body will be taken to Potosi to-
morrow for burial
Evening star., 1928-12-26

was announced yesterday by the Chi
cago Boys Club.
The plan calls for erection of IS
boys club buildings throughout the city
with gymnasiums. swimming pools
game rooms, libraries. art and handi-
craft divisions and Fairgrounds. Each
of the buildings will cost 100000 and
A. will be erected each year for the
next five years.
The Chicago Boys Club Is sup
ported by a group of prominent busi-
ness men, who donate time and funds
to the organization. The club now sup
ports three buildings in different parts
of the city, with total enrolment of
1000.
There is no more profitable invest
ment that business men and corpora
tions can make than in the develop
Evening star., 1928-12-26
LOTT|E P|CKFORD'S
PARTY ENDS IN ROW
One Guest in Hospital After
Police Interfere in CeIe-
brati0n.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, December 26.-In-
vestigators from the Office of District
Attorney Buron Fits today sought to
learn the details of a party at the
Hollywood home of Miss Lottie Pick
ford sister of Mary Pickford, which
ended in fight in the early morning
hours of Christmas day
A man who identified himself as
Daniel E. Jaeger, retired business
man." was taken to a hospital with a
lacerated hand and weak from loss of
blood. Jaeger blamed Jack Daugherty,
one-time husband of the late Barbara
La Marr, for his injury, but declined
to file a complaint. Daugherty was
not there when police broke up the
party, but officers said he had been
there earlier when they delivered a
warning that the affair was becoming
"too noisy"
District ATTORNEY Fits interest In
Evening star., 1928-12-26
Fireman Is Killed.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 26 CP).
Fireman Arthur Stansbury was killed
today when a hook and ladder truck
skidded into a trolley pole, pinning
Stansbury against the pole and crush
ing him to death.
The fire truck was on its way to an
east side home where Joseph Robinson,
IL, was probably fatally burned when
i've gallon can of naptha exploded.
Evening star., 1928-12-26

day that all property for which taxes
for the fiscal year beginning July have
not been paid by next Tuesday will be
advertised for sale at public auction
on the first Monday In March Taxes
may be paid at any of the banks in the
county, as well as to the treasurer.
Persons who have not paid autonno-
bile taxes cannot get 1929 tags until
application cards are perforated at the
treasurer's office.