Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • 10

PAGE TEN MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1936. TIPSY DRIVERS GET GRAVE LESSON LO REE RESIGNS AS RAILROAD CHIEF COSTLIER BRAND LEADS TO ARREST OF 3URGLAR INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 17. (JP) This is the way detectives work. Two ot them, assigned to investigate the theft of merchandise from the tobacco case of a North Side restaurant, learned an employe had switched from a 10-cent brand of 1 'v- PEANUTS In Hot Roasted 0 mfxl.

Only, p.m. Hole's Kut House 109 East Jackson St. Steere New Kansas City and Southern Head. NEW YORK, Dec. 17.

(JP) Leo-nor F. Loree, railroad leader for more than a score ol years, resigned today as chairman of the Kansas City Southern Railway Co. Kenneth D. Steere will succeed him as chairman. The changes become effective December 31.

Steere is a partner in the banking firm of Paine Webber Co. Steere Is already chairman of the executive committee of the road. Loree said he was trying to rearrange his activities in order to enable him to devote more time to other Interests. Since the affairs of Regal Fiber Scat Covers cigarettes to a 15-cent brand. They stopped in the restaurant and engaged in conversation with Harry Russell, 40, the employe.

"We just dropped in to talk a while," said one of the officers. "Got a cigarette?" "Sure," said Russell, producing a pack of 15 centers. "Why the splurg?" asked one thought you always smoked dime cigarettes." Russell gave a 'confused explanation. The detectives said he then admitted had entered the restaurant with a pass key and taken $10 worth of merchandise. GROWS WEAKER AFTER TALKING ELEVEN DAYS OGAtiA, Fla, Dec.

17. (JP Dr. J. Leroy Chalker expressed hope today some famed institution of medical research would join effots to save the life of Howard Stillman, steadily growing weaker in his eleventh day of almost uninterrupted talking. The hospital physician who is treating the 44-year-old farmer said it was "very doubtful" Stillman could survive more than another week of the vocal marathon which started December 5.

"The patient is becoming tired-exhausted," Dr. 'Chalker said, "all doctors who have been consulted agree that his talking results from an inflamed condition of the anterior lobe of the left side of the brain, the part that controls speech." by an opiate, and liquid food have been the principle treatment. I I SPECIAL I Christmas Dividend .98 3 the company are now in very satisfactory shape, he said he thought it was a propitious time to retire The year's outstanding seat nnifav 4c-n, nnUi. rv-c after more than 30 years of service. WTH, 1-i3bai VCUUC.

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Camilla Warner lacked only a Dickens and a gocd Samaritan to write today the end of her 51 Standard Ilcaicr yi 'DELUXE' HEATER ft modern Christmas carol. No fiction this, but a true story, sg.Su lived out in 41 empty-hearted years by a mother hunting her lost son. 1 Popular Heat- er tor i worth twice the price All the features of heaters selling to $20. WREATHS With bulb and cord attached. ASH TRAYS Finished In with heavy black base 30 inches high.

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Camilla Foster, lost her husband In an accident before the birth of their son. Christened Richard Douglas Foster, the baby was left at an orphanage in Milford, Neb. The mother went to work in a railroad lunch room. Hopes Again Revived. One day the baby disappeared, taken away, the mother was told, by a man in a shiny carriage.

For the next 20 years, her hopes dying, she spent all she could earn in searching for her lost child. She married again and was divorced. Twenty-one more years passed. Last week she said she dreamed for three nights that her son, now a middle-aged man, bent over her and kissed her. Saturday a letter came, postmarked Scottsbluff.

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Well-made and will take plenty of punishment. $.95 $2.00 Trade-in Warner's fingers trembled as she opened it. It asked a question: "Am I your son?" It was signed: "Richard Douglas Foster." Mrs. Warner, overjoyed at the discovery, wondered today when if ever her finances, which barely cope with the rent of her tiny room, would provide for a reunion. "If there is a Santa she said, "I wish he would put a round-trip ticket to Scottsbluff in my stocking.

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