Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1927, Page 7

STAR. W \QHT\(-TOA\. D. C, MONDAY, \O\I\IBTI’ 2. 1997 sh stolen from a bedroom on the second floor., rker L pe rforming THE EVENING present office or in an- | o 'Ame’s uuw;_ = ‘ COURTEQUS THIEF ADDS TO EXPLOITS Burglar in Mrs. Noonan's Apartment Soothes Her | ” { Fears While Robbing. 3U. §. GOODS PASS ction_on the report Tor jod of time and make no | cor's status | Army Cncf Clflan in Due for ‘_ Retiremaont, May Re As- signed o Licht Service. BY FRENCH CUSTOMS, = 6 With the cou a AR hech Tohn kl . of chaplains, and it is reported to the health office last week Deaths Exceed Births, 13 to 5. Special Dispatch to The LYNCHBURG Five births and thi seven white Your Fuel Bill F using an oil burner the cost of heating t ing can be reduced by maintaining the burner in good running con- dition. We are experts at servicing and main- taining oil burners. Burton-Made Shades Last THAT'S the beauty of it—you don’t have to keep renewing them; and repairing. When we make them they fit—work exactly right. And we make them of the finest shade cloths—either linen or waterproof cambric— whichever you prefer. Both will stand the strain of service. Like everything else —shade quality depends on who makes the shades. We put our reputation in ours—and guarantee satisfaction. You'll be surprised when we give you the estimate. » M. Burton & Son noise s she of 1 the foot of the of a man. A revolv Mrs. Noon Mrs. Nor ed the rol and dressir ihquired hushand's police. She said fairly well dr Visited. After leaving the Noonan home robber is believed to have the residence of J. \nullll‘r Residence but the visitor did 1 the house. Police scoured . for several hours but found 1 The robber has enterd s a dozen homes and in ever: has executed his crime with =kill, care and coolness. Altho has always been courteous he hesitated to fire at the least resistance. He wears gloves and pads | his feet. Police are investigating rohberies in Cleveland Park vester noon, but do not believe the daylight robber is the man who has \\un\(dk at night with such finesse, Mrs. Murray a Heavy Loser. Mrs. Mary Murray, 3303 Por street, was the heaviest loser in y terday’s afternoon robb home was entered betwee 5:15 o'clock, she reported, a mond ring valued at $500 and Q PROM! NENT N'"SON Chas M. Stieff, Ine. 1340 G St, N WL ©ull Line of newick Panatropes & Records 2. € Conlifl, Mer. Window and Auto Glass Cut to Order Thanksgiving Tables —need the cov- ering of 1¢ IlY\ to their heauty polish. fWe specialize in equipping fine tables, buffets, dressers, desks, etc., with Glass Tops. We cut them to fit, at Very Reasonable Prices. Floor Wax, Floor Polishers and all paint products for Winter home beau- tifying at— Specially Low Prices HUGH REILLY CO. PAINTS & GLASS 1334 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1703 OF VIRZINIA EXPIRES . 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