davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-03-27

The London Morning Leader, in an
iror ical vein, writes as follows of the
absence Of crime in Ireland: The Irish
are an ungrateful race. AS the result
Ct what is evidently conspiracy of a
peculiarly detestable type, the judges
who have just had to open the Spring
Assizes at Kings County, Mullingar.
and Wicklow respectively, found prac-
t;caliy no criminal business. In fact.
at wicklow the Lord Chief Justice had
to accept white gloves from the High
Sheriff because there were no cases at
all. To present Lord OBrien, better
known in Ireland as "Pether the Pack
err with white gloves at a moment
When the political party he has served
so long particularly requires evidence
CT disorder to bolster up it's fiagrantly
mendacious charges against Mr.. Birrell
is refinement of cruelty of which cnlv
a. race of malignant and relentless per-
secutors could be guilty,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
Don Marcos Carb0Dell

En- ell correo espanol "M Monserrat
que saldra de este puerto el ~ del co
rriente embarcara para Mallorca (Es
paIia) nucstro cstimado amigo D. Mar
eos Carbonell, empleado de la casa Su-
cesores de A. Mayol Co, y represen-
tante de la sucurSal ''La Neva Perla -
FL senor Carbonell permanecera una
temporada en- su ciudad natal, rotor
nando luego 4 esta Esla.
= Mucho nos place conslgnar que tar
buen amigo ha merecido especial con
sideraci0n de los Sucesores de A. Ma
vol Co, por sus indIscutibles cuali
dades para los negocios de la expresa
da razon social.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
De teatrO
Ell BAJO MARCO

Maestro publico que sicnte por el dis
tingudo artista una admiration tan JUS
IN como grandc. lc tribute anoche. al salir
Il esccna por prlmera veZ en- eSta tempo
rada. una ovaci0n fragorosa insistcnie
FL notable artlsta, conmovido pOr cl re-
cibimicnto carnoso. dcmOstro en- sus adc-
names. en- su ge-sto, en- su rostro conmo-
vido Ia mas noble gratitud para cl pIl-
blico que lc tributaba el alto homenaje
de aauella ovacion indescriptible
I'll Gaspar. de Las Campanas, como 10
interpreta Marco no ha tenido precurso
res en- nuestra escena Admirable labor
ce In que hace el Jovcn y distinguido ar
tista tan excelente actor como cant ante.
raras cualIdades que no sc unen frecuen-
temente Ell los INTERPRETERS de la zar-
zuela
En- la emoclonantc escena del Castillo,
cstuvo soberbio el baJo Marco.
III plblico ie tribute una ov"ci6n On
soreiecedora. enormc lie llam6 4 cscena
Y L. aclamo.
Bravo. bravo, Marco 80. .bravisimo.
Y dispenser la bella sonora Iris J la
hermoSa sonora Peral, 81 las nonbramos
despnes, pero nunca en- segundo terInIno
La importancia del debutante dc anocha
por Il immense exito alcanzado nos rele
va dc esa. prsictica de la cortesia
FL trabajo de ambas tipes es digno de
todo encomIo
Y as mismo 10 fue anoche 10 es STEM.
pr. q del baritone Cid, que IS un artiSta
|multiforme, util para todo, notable a ve
eos, d veces admirable J siempre bIen
Llaurado caracteriZo muy bien el Be
auo Y canto con expression y arte la ro
malza del primer acto.
Castillo con 10 que hizo en- La chtl,ndr,
M tiene bastante para asplrar la ce-
lcbridad coreografica Ell extranO bale
fue rcpetido tres. cuatro cinco. .... la
mar de veccs, Y todo por el
Los coros bien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
DeSCanSe en- paz

IIa fallecido en- Caguas edad nuy
avanzada, ell venerable caballero don
Vicente Munoz Barrios, que figure
sempre en- los partidos mas avanzados
de la lsia.
Su pluma su palabra estnvIeron
siempre al servicio de la politlca de Su
pals, Ell la que lego a ocupar pnestos
importantes.
FL ultimo que sirvi6 fu6 et de Alcai-
de de Caguas, su ciudad natal, donde
era queridisimo el anciano fallecldo-
FL entierro ha revestido las proper
clones de un duelo general.
4 los deudos del finado, entire los que
figuran nuestro eminente comp3nero
ell senor Munoz Rivera y su sonora es-
posa. enviamos mestro mas alto testi-
m0nio DE pesame.
FL BOLETIN MERCANTILE. les
acompana en- su duelO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
La Nsiica en- IA Plaza

Algo tarde ha sido, pero el rcinatista
de los sillones ~ ha dccidido contratar
d los mlisicos dc la disuelta banda de In
Policia Insular, que el domingo pasado
ejecutaron un selecto programa, aplau-
didisimo por 81 pn5liro,
Los silIones Ne estaban quedando No.
los, mccidos por la brisa desde que el
Susodicho rcmatista tnvo cl POGO acierto
de contratar Il los murgniSias siriiianos.
que espantaron de la plaza dc Baldoriot.
hasta los que ya cstabamos familiari-
zandonos con In m,isica de los cines
A'ora el pIblico vue've No como an
les ;cdavfa pero volvcra en- ignal nnmc-
ro en- cuanto que Sc enterc de que son
os mtisicos de IA lnslilar los que amcn,-
ran el pasco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
Los p|loS de|IncuentG
POUSA REINCIDENTE.
zan el pass

Sc ha visto ante la Corte Municipal
81 jucio contra Juan Pousa por abuse
dc conlianza. III acusado vestia pan
talon corto y chaquetita de drill. TIene
In respectable cdad de dlez amos, 10 mas.
Es la segunda vez que Pousa compa-
recc ante la Corte por infracciones de
ley No tienc, al menos, en- el acto
de la vista, ninguna persona que 10 re
prcsentr No Sc We nj al padre m a la
madrc del muchacho.
FL .juez LassalIe, teniendo en- cuenta
va que el pequeno dellncucnte ha sldo
amoncstado y cs reincidente, declare
culpabIe al acusado y 10 remite a la es-
cuela correctional de Mayaguez, donde
cumplira 60 dias de carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

tir Que Sc pcrpetren nucvos dcspojos
y dc cxigir que Sc restituyan otros VA
consumados.
ASi podra evitarsc el dano mayor,
aunquc haya que Seguir lanmctando
que Ia brllsca intromisi6n De I'm fun
cionario inoportuno haya determinado
un capitalization, I'm cStancamiento del
cxtraordinario dcSarrollo que Ell Cata-
no vcniase notando.
Va que este dano esta hecho, evite-
mos Il mayor. cl irreparablc acaso, y
cngendrador de pelgros y conflictos, ri
despojo que Sc pretcnde consumar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
Domingo Orozos.
ESteban CanterO

Ha falecido hoy en esta capital el an
tiguo cmpleado DE estos talleres Esteban
Cantero, apreciado tanto por sus compa-
nrros como supcriores por las beIlas cua
ldadcs que le adornaban
Pertenecia la socicdad EmpieadOS del
Boil tin, de Ia que era socio fundador
Ia que cumpliendo preceptos reglamen
arios. sufragara los gastos del entlerro.
Manana las l y media de Ia Elaiiana
tendra lugar Il acto del sepelio, para el
qae - invita- los coinpaneros y amigos
Del fnado.
Damos, 4 mas sentido. pesame ! su atri-
bulada esposa, hijos v demas deudos. 4
las que acompanamos en- 81 immense dolor
que sienien por tan irreparable perdids-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

En- Ia actualdad exsten EN- las oficinasr
del Director Auxiliar, cerca de 30 solscF-
tudca para Ingrvso lie dementes en- ell Ma
nicomio, que Sc hallan aguardando turnes,
por no haber en- la actualidad local p.rzs
IL admission de alenados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
R@Ga del d]5@

los propictarios de Catano, amcna-
-ados por In cXtrana demanda del Co
iniSionado del Interior. han dirlgido nj
i'rcsidentc de Ia Camara insular un ex-
tense deSpacho telegrafico en- el que
cxponcn Sus dcScos de verse ampara-
dos prr la Camara y eXITcsan su deci-
ei0n DE- no tolerar que cl dcspolo Sc con
sumc Improvements.
Los propictarios de Catano tiencn ra-
zon al pcdir 10 que piden y al deer 10
que dicen. Ia actitud rcsuclta y deci-
dida en- que Sc allan frcnte nj amago
de dcSpoio. pcrmitc espcrar que el Co
misiouado del Interior ha de darsc
cucnta de- que no ha de haccrse en- Ca
tano la evacuacion prctendida con la
cruel facilidad que en- el Polo Nortc
que ahora So anuncia en- el sitio de la
Marma. conocido por ei Combate.
En- Catano las cosas varian de pun
II Los propietarios han construido
alIi en condicioncs de iegaIidad. que
ar Grahamc no dcbc dcsconocer y que
son de todo punto atendibIes
Los propietarios de Catano tiencn
Sns titulos iusrriptos Iegalmente, = la
extrana tcoria que prctende piantear
Il susodcho Comlsionado no mereceria
t. importancia que sc lc esta dando, 81
~ SupiGramos va como las gastan nucs-
tros tutoreS no tuvieramos eJemplos
rccicntcS de In despreocupaci6n conque
proceden. en- asuntos en- que Sc disca-
ten atropeIlan derechos G intereses
de los colonies.
FL Comisionado del Interior viene q
interrumpir bruscamente ei halagador
progrcso qne Sc venia acentuando Ell
Cata1o. Su intnomisi6n IN sido funa-
Ia
Porque no hasta para trsnquiiizar a
los propetarloS J vecfnos de tatano.
el convcncimento que ticnen del dere-
cho que les asistc 4 conscryar las pro
pedades qnc So lc discuten por Ia ad-
mnistracion puhlica; dc ahora en ade-
lantc. mlentras que no 81 establezca
dc una vez Y para slempre por 81 Far
Iamcnto Insular que los titulos de pro
piedad en- Catano InscrItos Ell q regis
tro son perfectamcnte legales, la som
bra De esd amcnaza Qu,. Ia fnrm,t1a.io
81 Comisouado del Interior, sc opondra
entire La necesidad de progreso que
s,icnte fatalmente toda tocalidad, y el
TENOR. la incertidumbre, Is inseguri-
dad que la pretension administrative
engendra en- el amino del publico.
Queremos prcscindir de las escenas
de violencia que esta actitud pucde en-
eendrar. de los conhictos que pueden
snr~ir de las rcprcsalias que son de te-
mer. va que no cs nuestr0 obJeto III IS
q de los propietarios dc Catsno lnti-
midar por la amenazs. <na convencer
por la raz6n
Y la raz6n esta tod, d p.rte BE los
que Senala como vict,m:E "a .nsaciaDle
Voracidad burocratica
Is Va la hora de poncr Un dique a
las ambiciones desmedidas, un termino
al despojo con aspocto de iessalidad J
un freno los desmanes que mantle
men Ia opinion en- un estado peligroso
IL IN ltabilidad, de escstsci0l crecien-
fes justificadas.
Diriase que Sc quicrc practicsr = to-
ia prisa de to,las suertes "a iiqulda-
cson de la Isla. que VA na - repara
ca medios. como ~ tcdos fscran acep-
fables. todcs Iegftrmos. hasts To- mas
sioIentos y repugnsntes
IIs lIegadO ei mcmcnto de ne Permi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
h IDcpDdIo de A6aSce

Anoche 81 declare un incendio en- Afras-
20, en- uno de los barrios de aquelia ia-
risdiccl0n en- la residcncla lie -lose sssIa~
rez, propiedad De los seiiores BIanchi La
polcia al mando del jefc Birthorn hizAh
todo, los esfuerzos posbles para donlinar'
cl fuego. Ne ocurrieron desgracias per
sonaies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
LA P0 u p E z

Hay gran denanda de IocaIidadex-
lo eual hsee asegurar lleBo complefa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

Sc cncuentra on esta ciudad eI sseilor
director del Asilo de Ciegos, senior Fran
cisco A. Torres, que embarcara para fos'
Estados Unidos Fl dia 10 del que cursa,.
con dos neses de licencla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
Sandal Y Caridaa


III Official de Sanidad de Barros, hs
remitido un cxtenso informe In of
Gina de Sanidad, Benefeeneia y Corree--
ci6n, en- IL cual Sc le comunica que ~
senor Felipe Rodriguez. Ne halh rusdlp-
cnndo de lapra y en tai virtrd sAsns-
TIA que sea remitido 4 la Colonia de Ia
prosos de San Juan. III asunto ha pa
sado manos del senior Superintendent
te de Sanidad y Benefcencia, qu'cn
Sc halla en- estndio del caso hasta que NJ
rcsnelya, en- vista del informc del OFF
cial de Sanidad. y los ulteriores que 10
pidan, ~ debe 8 no ingresar en- el esta-
blecImicnto De In Isla de Cabras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
Don Miguel DiSba|

Este distinguidO amigo nuestro, pro
pietario de Ciales, ha estado despedir-
Sc de nosotros, en- viaje para kspaiia.
via New York.
Nos ruega el senior Bisbai, que no ha
podido. pOr 10 precipitado de su vIale,
despedlrse de sus numerosas amEstasies,
que cumplamos este eDcargo, 10 que con
gJlsto hacemos
Queda. pues, compiaeIdo el senior i'fs
bal. nj que dcseamos un vIaIc feliI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

.losefa Nieves Colon, emplcada del
Asilo dc Cicgos, renunei6 sn cargo, ha-
blendoSc nombrado provisionalrnentc q
Ines Rodriguez con fecha ) del que cur
sa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11
PatenteS muniCipaleS

Anoche cclebr0 session. extraorsfinar-
ria 81 Ayuntamiento de esta capital "
Sc aprobaron las patentes munieipatss,
para II ar0xfmO aiio economlCo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-11

FL domingo pr0Ximo pasadO In Ian
cha de In ColoHia de Lepros0s chOc6
contra la lancha del DepartamcntO Jc
lnmlgraclon. FL hecho parcce que ocu-
rrio dc la manera siguiente: la iancIra.
de la tolonia VINO como de costumbrc
Il buscar las pcrSonaS que concurreD al
ginoS d0mingos 4 d'cho Asllo para vi
star Sus famillarS y amigos al mo
mento de dar hacia atraS la maquina
SO rompI0 uno de los qua fdincs del IT.
mon quedandose sin gobierno. La lam
cha del Departamento de lnmigracmu
Sc hallaba anclada en- Ell muellc frcnte
a la Aduana Y la de la Colonia, sin gs--
blerno Y SIN tempo para evitar el che
que. lc embisti0, produciendole un pc
qucno desperfecto en- la banda de proa
FL senor Comlslonado de lnmigracr6n
Sc ha dIrIgido en- tai Sentido nj sefI0r
Director dc Sandal Bcneficencia "
CORRECTION al obJeto de que sc nbra Ea
correspondence investigation, la que se-
ha orderado va llevar 4 la practica,
para yer la responsabilidad que pue+fz
caher los cmpleados que Sc haiiabar
al servlcIo dc la iancha csc fsa-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-04
Hayes and Burke to Race
 Chatfield and Kenny
Ry Dick Barrett-)

Walter Hayes and Harry Burke of this city will clash in a five mile re- Hay race with Chatfield and Kenney Of Waterbury. Friday night at the Quinnipiac rink in Fair Haven The race no doubt will be hotly contested as all four skaters are exceptionally fast on the rollers and know the rac- ling game thoroughly.
 Walter Hayes is no newcomer in the tracing line, for he has met and de- Heated some of the fast men. such as George Mccormack. Bentze. Brower, tMcMahon- King. and also Miss Ade- naide E. D'Vorax and George Bell. who lis making the fast boys go some around Chicago and the West
 These two boys would like to meet any relay team in the State for the championship of New England from a distance of five to twenty miles. Chat field and kenney, the Waterbury skat- CTS. are fast men and confident of de- ifeating the Bridgeport boys Friday night A delegation of Waterbury and Bridgeport rooters are going to be present at the race to cheer their teams
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-04
FAIRFIELD

Miss Mary Gsiner, of Jewett City. has been a guest for a week of Mrs. Henry G. Whitaker.
 Mrs. F. E. Tripp has been enter taining Mrs Thomas Bradley and Mrs. Samuel and Mrs. Arthur Buckley.
 It is said a heard Of Mrs. J. K. Robinson's blooded cattle were recently quite intoxicated the result of taking too much inspiration" caused by eat ing a big lot of apples
 Clifrord Banks holds the prize as the raiser of the largest crop of po- tatoes hereabouts from a single acre, 1S0 bushels.
 John Meeker has bought the Buckley District school house and will remove 1t and rebuild 1t into a store house.
 Henry Tobin and family expect to close their house this week and go to New York for the winter He Is hay ing a large flower and shrub garden laid out by a New York landscape ing families go to New York for the winter. The Barrie and the Brett families have gone, and rumor says Mir. A Holland Forbes will soon close his house for the season. and later on the Clucus family will hie away, also the family of Harry S. Gloveqr. The truth is there is more life in a vil- laEe like New York than there is in town, even if Audubon societies. D. A. R's.. and other diversions help to while away the hours
 Selectman Andrew B. wakeman. with teams and the necessary help. is grading and repairing roads, north of Greenfield Hiil-
 c. F. Monroe of Cross Highway has orders for three ox-carts.
 J. M. Blackford has been spending a few days in New York
 Prof. Saunders is living in the Port CT house. MT. Byron Eddy lives in the old Hobart house. These old houses have been moderniZed and all the ghosts frightened away.
 The recent masquerade given at the Greenfield Hill country club. is re- garded as a brilliant success, social ly and for numbers present. Two or three hundred people were in attend ance. about half of whom wore mas ques. Some of the costumes were quite original. There were represen- tations of Dr. Cook and Peary. and also. the Dutch woman who Is seen chasing dirt. Two of the maskers were discovered sending wireless messages. | One young man appeared in an alli- gators skin. Mrs. Wilson and Howard | Gray won the prizes for the best cos | tunes Capt. Kidd was present and one costume represented mug of Small Beer. The dance was kept up until one could see the first evidences of dawn over the Sound. in fact all the roosters on Greenfield Hill were
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-04
ETHEL CLAYTON, IN THE NEW COMEDY SUCCESS, HIS NAME ON THE DOOR,"
 AT JACKSON'S TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

If Frank Lord. Yale '9S has missed striking lcO in his play His Name on the Door" which Lawrence Mulligan Is sending to Jackson's theatre to- night and again tomorrow evening. it will be the most remarkable thing in the history of the stage. for this bril- liant Young lawyer playwright has given in compact comedy form with 4 tremendous dramatic situations a tale of human life with a beautiful love story that should appeal to all classes of playgoers
 Here is the situation: J. Bradford Hunt, a Big Corporation Attorney. has for his- big client" John F. Mar tin, owner of the cottage Insurance Company. This Is a concern which is- sues life policies. face value $5.0OO. sur render value in law $500. Hunt and Martin have divided the spells in many cases. The grand jury is going to in vestiGate through the district attorney which means prison for both crooks. Helen Jarbis. the reigning queen of musical comedy in New York. is the boShood sweetheart of Frederic Brent. whom Hunt has taken into partner ship with the idea of making him the scapegoat. Her father had a policy in Martins Company. and she comes for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-04

growing. s7re
 Dwight Prentice of Scranton has been in town
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Mills are visiting their old home on Main street.
 Monday afternoon the Fortnightly Sewing Society met at the house of Miss Mary Kippen.
 Mrs. Lawton has been entertained by her neices. Mrs. Clucus, at the big house on Main street. There is a rumor that MT. Nissan, of Greenfield Hil. wishes to sell his place.
 The horse stolen a few days ago from Mrs. H. Crosby of westport by Julius Fisher, is supposed to have been sold to some one in this town. Fisher Is in jail. but the horse has been found at the Elwood stables in Bridge port.
 Last Monday MT. and Mrs. W. O. Burr were invited out to tea and while away from home the neighbors and friends took possession of the Burr house and prepared a surprise party, the occasion being the 18th anniver- sary of their wedding. There was much merriment, many congratula- tions and music and refreshments
 The Daughters of the American Rev olution will hold a tea and cake sale next Saturday afternoon at the Sher- man parsonage, beginning at o'clock. There will be home made candy, fan cy articles. and other attractive bar gains.
 There arrived an the 12:O6 train yes terday the remains of Mir. Edgar Brad ley Banks. who died on Monday at New Rochelle. aged 53. He was the brother of the Misses Georgie L., and Mary A.. Banks of Greenfield Hill. The funeral was held at l p. m., at Oak Lawn cemetery.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F.. Rowland spent Tuesday in town having come up from New York to escape the election.
 Mir. Darlington Beeman has secured fine Position in a brokers office in New York. said to be on And street. not far from the Grand Central Depot. He commutes.
 Tuesday last was the 21th anniver- sary of the wedding of Mir. and. Mrs. Conrad Buckingham. Mrs. Bucking- ham is a cousin of Mrs. Andrew Hunt | ington.
 Yesterday is said to have been the 17th anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. l.. Taylor. MT. and Mrs. William McGarry are receiving congratulations upon the birth of little daughter. which came to bring joy to the household last Fri day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-04
BOWLING ALLEYS MAKE
 BOYS PLAY HOCKEY

The proprietors of bowling alleys have got to keep small. boys who are under 14 years of age out of their al leys or they will be prosecuted" de- clered Prosecuting Attorney Alexander Delaney this morning at police head quarters when four small dirty faced urchins were lined up in Superintend- ent Birmingham's office to answer the charge of incorrigibility and truancy. The prosecutor asked that a patrolman be sent to warn all keeners of bowling alleys to refuse admittance to small boys or stand the consequences Prose cutor Delaney was very strong in his condemnation Of men who would em- ploy such small boys to work in an alley when they should have been in school
 All of the boys are pupils of the Wheeler school. when they go. Their ages range from Q to 13 years One of them Joe Lancia of Lexington ave nue is accused by the others of being tendent that Joe cOaxed them into staying away from school Joe is onlY 13 years of age and is small for his age He has been before the city court on a minor charge Truant Officer Glenn said that he had not been, to school for six weeks. He told the teacher that he was going to move. out of town and it was only recently that it was learned that he was still in the city. It Is very probable that an eff fort will De made to have him com nlitted to the reform school tomorrow morning sn the city court -r a
 Tony Lennis of I9S Calhoun avenue found the infiuenceof ole Lancia ire sistable and also played hockey Last night he did not go, home at all but slept with a boy friend tf4
 Charles and Nicholas Montinaro, brothers. of 76 Lexington avenue com plete Ihe Quartette- They accuse Joe of leading them astray. ..
 Yesterday afternoon they said they worked in local bowling alley and re- received 20 cents for their abor.
 sAH four were locked up but only Joe Lancfa was held for trial