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DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1934 28 ADVERTISEMENT HANDS OF DEATH The Doctor Tells the Story Of the Clever Chinese Pickpocket bituatp W. E. AUGHINBAUGH, M. THE late Dr. Henry E.

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11. This barometer registers the Chief Medical Examiner's report of deaths by guns and autos in all boroughs of New York since Jan. 1, 1931, a total of 1S9 days. It was his custom to wander about the wards and talk with his charges. Occasionally he would have some one of special interest brought into his office for further interviewing uently would invite the one selected to have a meal with him, in this manner acquiring an idea of how the a i nt's mind functioned.

Among the in-mates were a father and son Quimbo Appo, an elderly Chinaman and his half-caste 'Airi it Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids boy George Appo both well known The only way your body can clean out Acids and Poisonous wastes from your blood is thru the function of millions of tiny Kidney tubs or filters, but be careful, don't use drastic, irritating drutrs. If poorly functioning- Kidneys and Bladder make you suffer from Getting- Up Nie-hta. Lejj Pains. Stiffness, Burning. Acidity.

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A. Ryan, once powerful Wall Street financier, died at her home here yesterday. Her daughter, Irene, married the son of the late Thomas Fortune Ryan, in May, 1.IJ3. shortly after the younger Byan had been divorced from his first wife. Dr.

Leonard Cockayne. Wellington, X. July 8 (U.R). Dr. Leonard Cockayne, 79, famous re-earch work in botany and forotrv.

died here today. He was a of numerous foreign learned sncieties. Clara L. Buckn3ll. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in St.

Pauls Episcopal church. Cove. L. for Mrs. Clara Buck-nail, wife of Henrv J.

Bucknall, Ions a niemb-r the country colony there. M. died on June 15 in Christon. Kn-land. while visiting her sons.

The Rev. Louis Bellew. Kneel intr before the altar of the Chapel in Laurel Hills, Secaucus. X. J-.

the Rev. Louis B-dlew died early yesterday. His was still in a kneeling iiListure "when he was found at A. M. The priest, a native of Massachusetts, was noted for his charity work, particularly in connect ion with hospitals and almshouses.

Rev. William Russi. Burlington. N. July 8 The Rev.

William Russi, 70. died yesterday after a two-year illness. He served as rector of St. Paul's Catholic Church for thirty-six ears. Formerly he was assistant St.

Joseph's Church, Trenton, and was stationed at Ocean City and Oxford Parishes. Francois Sicard Paris. July 8 Francois Sicard. T', sculptor, died today. A friend of Georges (Temenceau, war time Premier.

Sicard made a statue of "-he Tiger" and also execute the statoman's death mask. Benjamin V. Hubbard. Chicago. July 8 (VP).

Benjamin Vestal Hubbard. SO, lawyer and author of political science and insurance books, died yesterday. Joseph Keating. The KBWS will nay for every teller uMithrfl oo Tbe Most Moment of My Life." Unaccepted manuscripts canuot be returned. A fill rett "Kmharrassing Moments' The News, 220 t.

43d New York. N. K. Make Your Own SPARKLING MINERAL WATER 'Wo 55" SAM PLC in the so-called underworld ana police circles as confidence men and expert pickpockets, the last named being accepted among the members of his "profession" as a bright and shiaing star. "George Appo," said Dr.

Allison to me, "was always intriguing. In many ways he was a remarkable man, despite the fact that he was born and reared in Chinatown. So I asked him to have lunch with me in my office. When he entered the room I requested him to be seated and arose to get him a chair, which in taking from me he jostled, falling toward me. As he seated himself I remarked, 'I understand George, that you are a famous 'Well, replied the man, 'I don't know about being famous but I am a good "Will you show me just how you would take my pocketbook from the back pocket of my trousers' asked the physician.

'Doctor, shamefacedly answered George, 'when you thought I accidentally jostled you I got your poke (pocketbook) and here it is. I was going to take your kettle (thieves' argot for watch), too, but did not have the heart to do "I do not know what might have happened to me," said Dr. Allison, "had I invited both father and son to luncheon." (Copyright 193 by Chiraso Tribune-N. Y. Seft's Syndicate Inc.) Jdcal for Hleh-balls Delleioul mixed with wine.

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101 W. 31 St, ertluous 4 Holdup Men Admit Murder In Beer Garden Four men, arrested yesterday after an attempted stick-up of a Brooklyn liquor store late Saturday night, confessed the murder of Thomas Gaughan, a bartender in a beer garden at 429 Rogers and fifteen holdups of Flatbush grocery stores and beer gardens. They admitted Gaughan's murder after eight men who ver. in the beer garden on June 10 identified them as the gang who shot the bartender when he refused to obey their orders in a hold-up. Shouts Balk Theft.

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