Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 13

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1926. the building, making its way to the first floor, which is occupled by the Bearings Sales Co., and then to the upper apartment flpors. A second alarm was turned in when firemen found the flames threatening o destroy the bullding and adjoining structures, Dense clouds of smoke hampered the work of the firemen. Damage to the building is estimated at about $2,000, exclusive of great THE EVENING TWO FIREMEN HURT AT 14TH ST. BLAZE Capt. Stanton and Pvt. Marshall Fall Through Hole in Floor; moved, part and parcel. | Lald to be o fo MOSE of and more comfortable | Sleepers Saved. FLTI | capitol In \: at Magdalena, a — it i Hope of W-nmng Based on| Support of Porter—Brook- |” ’r,x’ i tnicen follow | ,WhIIS Aehting fre and dense clouds Hospital Treatment Finished. ing the u building. 19079 Fourteenth street, | Col. Frank Halstead, U. 8. Infantry, hart Still Unindorsed. g a R (Iy_before daylight this morning, SONORA CAPITAL MOVED. Legislators Seek Cooler Site as Hot Summer Looms. HERMOSILLO, Sonora, Mexico. June 11 (#®).—Sonora solons have packed their bags. The state capital B..0. P RIFT CHEERS JOWA UEMUBRMSJ The Store for Good Values—Quality Furnishings and Convenient Deferred Payments While fighting fire and dense clouds who has been under treatment at . Thomas RB. Stanton of No. 21 | Walter Reed General Hospital. has Engine Company and Pvt. A. R. Mar- | been ordered to return to his regular shall fell through a hole burned in | station, at Omaha, Nebr. the first floor and were injured. . Occupants —of. Approximately three and one-third million people used the money trans- By the Aceo . dune 8 —lowa | P i e, Army Finance Changes. | ilis. ‘aiarmanite: | Changes in the Army iinance De- jawakened. fled to adjoining buildings. | partment are announced v | The cause of the first is undetermined. gervice of one of the tel - | Department as follows: (ol Frederick Capt. Stanton suffered shock and W. Coleman. attached to the office of hlx!:!“ l:!l hll,- {lnu mhx:;r basement et o e, Awer Department |and Pvt. Marshall was badly cut about | Jkhart. while | and properts audicor for the District | the bodv. ‘The Tatter was treated at | GINGER November's | of Washington. has bew: transferved | Garfield Hospital. A third fireman. | 1 -|to Boston for duty: Col. Bdward A.|Pvt. Willlam ‘. Cameron. of No. 11 | ALE! Sturges e office of chief of | Engine Company. was severe finance a s | th lh' 1eg when struck by broken | NONE BETTER assistant chi i le was taken to Emergency | William | t Boston, al, where a number of stitches A. G. HERRMANN been assigned (o duly in the office of | were taken in the wound. o chief of fina this city The fire started in the basement of 750 Tenth St. S.E. ating by Dan ¥, an outcome of resulted in his Steck. Democrat the 1524 election Porter had m of the total Den three-quarters of ed. 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