Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-11-29 | Page 8 | Prowler Robs Two Homes of City

mora is 11 HOMES of cm Thief Takes Pains to Leave No Prints of His Fingers. Two daring burglaries were committed com-mitted last night while residents were i absent from home enjoying Thunks- j ! giving dinner. The residence of les- ter I. Kreed was entered through the kitchen window. When the family re- . turned the house had been rHiiwicked from cellar to garret. The burglar I obtained a small quantity of Jewelry and a small sum of money. The Intruder seeming. y expected to make a larger haul. He threw things-aliout things-aliout aa if In anger at his failure. Mrs. Freed had deposited all her more valuable jewels at the off.ee in a huge vault. -j A Liberty bond and a small sum of' money, belonging to the cook, was j -overlooked. , A prowler also. visited the home of Mrs. Kannte Krumkin, 1 1 7 J Kast Sooth Temple street, where he procured $l5t' worth of Jewelry and money. M.tiiy .articles of value because of Ihe sentimental senti-mental a-ssociutions were taken by-the ( burglar. Kntranre to the Krumkin home was guined through a rear window. Accord Ac-cord ins to the police, the burglar left evidence which proves him lo be an experienced pro, If r. His method of search. ng was thorough and he was extremely careful not to leave finger prints and other traces which might identify him later. WASHINGTON. Nov. ..'! fleoig.:;-ixtioii fleoig.:;-ixtioii of ihe department of labor Itt in a war lo a nacc basis is to be worked out by a xeclal committee' appointed today by Secretary Wilson. bun r. Post, assistant secretary of labor, is chairman of the committee, and., the other members are the heads of the various den-trf mental bureaus