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The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1915-03-05

Work will soon begin on the
Homsher garage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
DYING FROM SHOT OF
GUN KEPT FOR THIEF
Carl vom Veg Fatally Hurt When
Revolver Discharged ACCT
dentally in Fathers Store.
TAKES WEAPON FROM ITS PLACE

Carl vom Veg, aged 20, is dying
at Wise Memorial hospital with 3S
calibre revolver bullet near his heart.
He was shot when at s o'clock last
night he was removing a revolver
from under the cash register in his
fathers store, 212S Leavenworth
street, preparatory to closing up, y
He and his brother WILLIAM vom
Veg. jr., we're alone in the store at
the time Of the accident. They are
both employed there. The brother
says. the gun was kept in under the
register so as to be handy In case of
entry Of holdup men, Just how the
weapon was discharged was not ex-
planned.
At the hospital 1t was said Vom
Veg was conscious. but there was
apparently little chance Of his re-
covery. The bullet had penetrated
very near the heart Nom Veg Is the
son Of William vom Veg, SRI, owner
of the store.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Kugel Forty-Eight;;
His Home Searched
By Officers Squad

Armed with a search warrant Chief OF
Police H. w. Dunn, Captains Heitfeld and
Dempsey. leading force of a dozen or
more followers. forced entrance to the
home of A. g. .Kugel. s24 Forest avenue.
last night to search for a sumptuous re-
past and q good time which they sus-
pected was hidden there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kugel were under arrest until nearly
midnight. when the visitors departed,
having found what they came for.
Our suspicious were aroused during
the day. when we learned that Mr..
Kugei was celebrating his forty-eighth
birthday" declared Chief Dunn. to whom
credit for the catch is due. When we
arrived the suspects mace full con-
fession as soon SIS they were accused.
The banquet we found concealed in the
pantry. and the good time was discov-
cred IN various parts of the KugeI home.
Most Of the latter was in the parlor,
however"
Accompanying Chief Dunn. \. Captains
Dempsey and Heitfeld. were the wives OF
each, Mr. and Mrs wharfield. Clarence
Wharfield, Police Matron Ellen Gibbons
Miss Heitfeld Sam Pollock, Mrs. Lump
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Rogers and Mr..
Bowies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
ENDORSES ANTI-DRUG BILL
Social Science Department Of Omaha
WOman's Club FatOrs the
Johnson Measure.
DEBATE BY BILLS ADVOCATES


Additional light on the illegal sale and
use of narcotic druge, together with
specific contradiction OF statements made
at a previous meeting by Charles II.
sherman, were features Of the meeting
of the social science department Of the
Omaha .Woman's club, Monday afternoon.
Charles Foster. police judge; Alvin r.
Johnson author OF the anti-drug bill
pending in the legislature. AND Captain
Kline OF the Salvation army were the
speakers Gus Miller, juvenile officer
was deferred from attending by Illness.
Mr.. Sherman had denied that narcotic
drugs could be obtained In more than
three Or four drug stores in Omaha and
further stated that he had never seen
minor addicted to the dug habit.
There are no less than ten drug
stores within a mile and q halls radius
from the city hall Or the city jail where
dope may be openly procured" declared
Captain Kline. Some of these are highly
respectable business places"
''The sale OF narcotic drugs In Omaha
Is almost unrestricted" said Judge
Foster. 'Not only can it be obtained at
the drug stores. but a regular messenger
system for its distribution Is a late de-
velopment'
1.-THE better class of druggists SYM
pathize with our work and are willing to
help us. but they gloss over facts as if
they were unduly exaggerated. was Mr..
Johnson's statement. n
The speakers made strong appeals for
the women to do their pert in stimulat-
ing public sentiment SO that the law
would be enacted and enforced after its
passage. Measures TO relieve the suffer-
ing of the addicts and to provide treat
ment for them were also urged.
Mr. Johnson urged the women not to
wait until they are enfranchised, but to
direct ell their energies toward meeting
the drug situation. Whereupon Mrs c.
w. Hayes. chairman Of the Legislative
committee of the Nebraska Federation Of
Womenis clubs announced that she was
soflsing to bring Mr.. Johnson's bill or
senate file q before every woman's club
in the state. asking their endorsement and
for their influence enforcing the bill after
it Is passed. The department endorsed
the bill also before it adjourned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
British Government
Denies It Ordered
American Flag Used

LONDON. Feb. cavalier H. Page, the
American ambassador In London, today
forwarded II the State department at
Washington "a report. on the Lusltania
flag incident. The ambassador in hts re-
port informally reviews the alleged use
Of the American nag by the cunard liner
on entering Liverpool harbor Saturday
morning. as described TO the members OF
the embassy staff by Americans who had
crossed the Atlantic on the vessel.
Mr.. Page had not communicated with
the foreign office CONCERNING the incident
and as yet no official communications
concerning the use Of the American flag
by a British vessel have passed between
the American and British governments.
The British government stoutly main
tain4 that the captain OF the Lusitania
was not ordered BY government officials
70 use the fiag.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
ToRRENS SYSTEM OPPOSED
BY SPEAKER FROM WISCONSIN
lFrom q slaIf corresponasn..l

(f'rom staff Consequently
LINCOLN. Feb. e--(speciai Teleeram.)
Before Joint committee on mlsceilane-
ous subjects Of the two branches Of the
ltrialaliwe John 7. Kenney Of Madison.
VIA. discussed the Torrens system Of
land titles as provided In the shu1nway
bill, senate File No. ~, A largo crowd
tiled he senate chamber and Mr.. Kenney
save q very exhaustive history Of the
title system. going hack Tor many hum
are1s OF years 10 show the system Of
titlos a. It had come up through the ascs
10 the present time.
In most OF The states where the neN
system had been edopted but . small per
cent o. sae sxE6 titles were IN operation
ontxs II The title business Is under
autocratic hands NothiNN could be
pEined aad much lost b. an adoption Of
the system as called for In the hln nov
bofora the lesinlatdfA
w. W wskoff q York TALKED esains
ere hsll ana the COMMITTEES adjourned 4
tsIs the matter Up akasR tomorrow aFfor
moan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Culls From the Wire

=. Morgan announced that he had
sold tbs famous Morgan collection Of
chineee porceiaine. row On exhibition IN
MUSEUM q xrl az New YORK 4 - - I :"
The price % scent loavos Of bread will
20 up 10 canls IN New York city today
Announcement 10 this effect Was. made
~ several Of the large bakeries. Tho
high pfiee OF -four y eINon ~ the cause
An estate q 2.ltooe 4 dispoaed d Ia
banker, prohated az Chicago Iis widow
u "a receive most Of r. Each u his tSs
senH will receive floo.0ao eleven Gears
sr c,s nov When the yoPnEeat z Is gsars.
membered
Eduardo Dato. spanish premler. raid ~
Madrid that the incident groWlnn olf 81
tne thrette or General carranna 10 oxpeS
| failed 70 surrender Aneel Del Cres Z, 80. -
| noential asent o. the spanish e0pernIncs.,
/ IN Mexico. had been aaflef. cforflV ~.
lan4fd through the etfoftn ~ iho United
70 continue the operation d the NJ.
lural machinery manufacturing oonceru
/ Cor which Finley p. Mount al Indlnnnp-
/ ola wac fopoIqcd receiver JANUARY ID
Z, s5 s ,sa '. en.as,,..S e, ,e.el q
/ states district court Mr. Mount VA
authorised % offer t1oo0o worth Of fhe
certificates Tor llumediale sala
in decision allecflnE the relations b.
tween 11iQt 1901 and Al calll9rnil
/ the San FfancIscQ Board Of SUPERVISOR
/ had 40 right 70 resolve thai ali cilS
printing - done BY AuInn shops. Furthe|
&c sRss ..l es'e ~. .sn' ias ssy ess 70 sssl
ihall - pald for pt re rate 81 not les'
! thai 81 DAY ana that the nork|nr IA,
shall noi ezceed eight hours
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Wesleyan COnquers /,
Fast Simpson Quint

INDIANoL.A, Ie.. Feb s.--tspeciai.)--
Nebraska wesleyan captured the basket
ball game here tonight from Simpson
college. 10 TO II. after two hotIy contested
and close periods of fast play. The team
work Of the visitors. with the free throws
Of Hughes. was too much for the Simpson
mon.
The visitors ran up a lead In the first
half. the period ending u to s. BAIT Slmp-
son came back strong In tho second half,
and II locked like victory for the home
team for while. The siose guarding OF
the visitors prevented their catching up.
and when the finni whistle blew the score
stood 10 10 II In favor Of the Nebraska
team.
Imam.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
HOLSTERS TO PLAY
EXHIBITIONS HERE
Pa Rourke Closes Deal for Exhibi'
ton Games with Hendricks
April 3 and A.
DELAY topeka MATTER AGAIN


Pa Rourke has scheduled two more
exhibition games for Omaha during the
spsfns training season. Jack Hendricks,
former Denver manager, and well TO
membered around the Western loop VIII
bring his Indianapolis American associa-
tlon team here TOT TWO Hsys' April
ana :.
hourke mas already aeneaulea Two
games with the Chlcaso WHITE soA.
ltoylands hose WI exhibit mere April
10 and IL Negotiations are also onoer
way for the MINNEAPOLIS Miiiers 70 pas
time here ana Pe has moi SVEN up az
hope q landing the t1rates lAncoin wiz
also probably play an exnip'uon game
or two here
Delay Topeka Action.
Further action on the disposition OF
the Topeka franchise was delayed another
day by the Western league moguis IN SEES
sion In Chicago. Representatives Of the
bank. which holds a mortgage on the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
TEN TO PEN FOR PART
IN MILLION DOLLAR DEAL

ST LOUIS, Feb. a-Ten men were sen
fenced TO penitentiary terms here tonight
for participation IN the so-called si.0ooOOl
bankruptcy swindie OF the, Great West
EN- iobbing house and chain OF depart
ment stores Il operated The sentence,
followed the conviction today Of four Of
the defendants
Seven were sentenced to serve a veal
ana . day in the federal prison at Leav'
anworth ana 70 pay fines Of N.oOe each
They are; Charles L. Greenfield. Lipp-
man. Cohen. sam Brown. Henry stein.
hardt. N. D. LisboWitn and his brother
Jacob I. Goldberg and Hernstsin wers
fined s5loo and sentenced "a serve On,
year IA nriEen. Neycf Rolman. hrother'
in~laW 81 Brown. wae| given floe flnI
ana slx months IN iail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
PIONEERS WILL OBSERVE
WASHINGToN'S BIRTHDAY

The Douglas County pioneers viii meet
Thursday afternoon to perfect plans for
the observance OF Washington's birthday.
At the meeting committees viii be named
and a general ideH outlined as to what
the celebration should be-
At their Washington birthday festivities
the pioneers win meet In the large hail
Of the Masonic building. Sixteenth street
and Capitol avenue. There win be a reg
ular old-fashioned basket dinner. consist
ing OF sandwiches. doughnuts. pie. cake
ana coffee. The plans contemplate some
music and one OF two speeches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Hussane Admits He
Has Cauliflower Ear

Kussiff Iiussane. the wrestler. declared
his intention Of becoming citizen Of the
United States at ths office. OF the clerk
Of the district court and secured his first
naturalization papers.
He described himself as possessed OF a
s'oauliflower ear. the result Of rough
usage Of that member In athletic work.
HIS occupation. ne gave rs Farmer and
wrestler"
Hustane was born IN Bulgaria IN 1855
and came 20 America IN 1908 He waa
accompanied ~ Peter Loeb. local
wrestling enthusiast. 4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Washington Affairs

/ ADMIRAL Baron DeWa Japanese nepre-s
sentative At the Pananla- Pacific exposi-
ion, uiN arriVe a. Waahin8ton To-Day He
WfH b. entertained by eecretnfS Bryan
and sslll be received BY Prevalent Wilson
pnohatiy Wednesday. liD
TWenty-09f1 Dngbz9tsa danger0us pln-
nacle rocks have been discovered by the
coast survey IN forty~two miles Of the
up and down tho Alaska coast one n
~ fest high and comes Nitiiln seventeen
feet % the surface
Further development OF the govern
mfnla effort 10 determine causes Tor the
Fiee IN wheat prices were discussed ~
justice department officials n CONNIE elton
with euEEealion hf District Attorney
h'In1r deeIlnrs in New YORK ~ - 'sr-
taken % suppl4mtnt such ~ inscsusalIo lion
n chicaeo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
German Property Of
Frenchman is Safe

BERLIN, Feb. o.-(By Wireless to say
ville.)-The supreme court Of the German
empire. IN deciding a patent law suit
against Frenchman residing N Paris.
stated that Germany was at war with
states and their armed forces. not with
private citizens; therefore the private
rights Of foreigners could be abrogated
only BY especial law. The German law,
the court stated. did not recognize the
doctrine that war must be conducted by
damaging private property.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Suffragette Blames
War on Aristocraey

DENVER. Feb. AIRS. Pethick Law
renee. the suffragetre leader Of London.
addressed n Joint session Of the Colorado
legislature today on World Peace" She
declared the ruling arIstocracy. and not
tlsa masses, was responsible for the Euro
poan war and said 1t must fail to
the lot OF the United States to be ths
chief instrumentallty Cor restorine
peace"
Mrs. Lawrence urged \ conference FOL
neutral nations to consider the. problem
Of peace.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Topeka Franchise
Case Still Open

CHICAGO. Feb e.-Wealern league
nernales DISCUSSED At length today ne
questions Concerning the Topeka fran
rhlss ana the piAylns hcbeduls Tor 1915,
hut % an early hour this afternoon
neither A. J. savage. the Kansas cily
man who wants 70 buy the franchise
nor the representative Of ne Topeka
bsni interested had reached he eitE. ae-
tordins 70 Pfesldent OMEN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
H0WELL'S INSURANCE BILL
RECOMMENDED TO PASS

y IUIH SUIT N0TT07DOUI91LI
LINCOLN, Feb. s,-Cspeclai relesram.)
Senate File No a. senator Howers
anti discrimination insurance bill. was
reeommended for pasaage in the senate
this afternoon with but four dissentine
voies--Mailery. Beale. Bushee and VIII
son OF Dodge.
Mallery called the bali hoidup whieh
would cost the state many thousands OF
dollars Howell said the hill was for the
protection Of The smaller companies
many Of whom haveAbeen forced out OF
business By the rate ulashins OF the
larger companies Maliery admitted he
knew little about insurance and that
Howell was an experienced insurancs
man. but that he knew enough about Il
70 believe that its passage would result
in an appeal 70 courts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Jack Johnson Will
Fly Across Mexico

FL PAso. Tex. Feb. a--That several
hundred miles Of bis trip through Mexico
% Juares in order 70 begin immediate
training for the schedused contest win
Jess Willard March g may. BE- covered b.
Jack Johnson. champion heavyweishl
pusifist' 10 an aeroplane was the startling
information furnished ~ Promoter gacl
cptlpg ionleht ny means 81 ne f,ldh.
Jclneon hopes 70 efede detention ~ fhs
ckfranSa forces
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Afghanistan Holy
War Now Declared

BERLIN. Feb. e--(By Wireless TO say
vile. l--Among the items given out for
publication today By. the Overseas News
agency were the following;
The ConstAntinople daily newspaper
Tas1ri-Ekfiar asserts that holy war has
been declared IN Afghanlstan and that
the Baluchistan and East Persian tribes
have joined 1t against British rule
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
G. Harlin 0utplays
Gallup at Tourney

g. darlin dcftatad r. 8. Gallup. s. TO is.
n lest nishts thrse-cushion tournament
1t &C Cannam's billiard paflof. Scores:
Harln Ilgh run. 8; innings. ee CAL
Bfaytoh.
ssice and chArsevlne win play tonight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Wichita Merchant
Arrested on Charge
Of Embezzlement

WICHITA. Knns Feh. os-clintsn ".
Goa. owner Or dfy goods store here. Il
under arrest today on warrant char9-
ing him with mlpapproprlntion a tatooe
o. ne FUNDS Of tho Cox nlodsett whole
sale airy goods company which went into
the hands Of s,receiver q yeaF $50. Cox
hed been Indicted on the charge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
RlcKkRf IS PRESIDENT
or ST. LOUIS FEDS

ST. LOUIS. Feb. s--Lloyd Rickart. sec.
rotary Of tina FEDERAL league. was elected
president OF the 81, Louis club OF the
league today. 10 succeed Il. A. etelninecr.
|who resigned beceuse OF the press OF pri-
waite business several weeks ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10
Italy Makes Another
Move Toward War

ROME. Feb. "A royal decree orders
that the soldiers Of the second category OF
1893 and 1872. who should have returned
home. shah now be retained under the
colors until May 81. 1916.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10

FtHltItH1 3. .. Feb tl-lsDeelRl Tele-
eram.) 1.-THE Residences Of J. A. Gropen-
eieper az Dada, the county seat OF suily
ccunty, was burned today with ali The
contents. The Ioab fss about $500. with
lioso insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10

RIvERsfDEs Cal. Feb. a-Chicago out .
Played Faaad4HA taday IN the opening
game Tor the Pucifsc coast junior cham
pionehln polo cup. winning loik to &
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-10

AKRON. o. Feb. Aloe hugrue, who
meeta Freddie Welah ~ New York to-
ucxFow usstt. vas matched tcday t. box
Johnny Grtffths tweleve rounds IN this
city. February z.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Bryan's Warning to
Carranza Causes
Flutter at Capital

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1e--seoretary
Bryan's warning to the constltutionalists
TO refrain from interference with the
oil producing plants near rampico. Mex
leo. caused flutter in the local Mexican
agencies.
At Carranza headquarters Il was con-
tended that the foreign oil producers In
the Tampico district had involved them-
selves in trouble because, about two
months ago they had withheld the taxes
on production they had been paying 10
the caFranxa government. IN the belief
that villa would soon be in possession Of
the place. -
Enrique G. Llorente, head Of the villa
agency. said he was authorized to state
that the Gutierrez government would
respect all concessions granted by all
previous constitutional governments in
Mexico and would restore any properties
confiscated. The oil situation was dis
cussed by Representatives OF General
Carranza with Secretary Bryan and the
British ambassador.
While the State department has no Of
fetal notice that the Mexican convention
hos determined TO keep General Gutierrez
IN office until December 81 one ctspatcl
describes a plan proposed By zspnta del.
esates for that purpose. but which would
hold Gutierres and all his acts completelJ
Under the orders OF the convention. The
official dispatches are all three days old
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Utah's Legislative
Deadlock Ended as
Anderson is Chosen

SALT LAKB CITY. Jan. i5--Utah's
legislative deadlock. which had existed
since last Monday ended last night with
the selection OF L. r. Anderson. repub-
lican. Of Sanpete as speaker by vote
of Is to 20 on the twenty-fourth ballot
IN caucuses. Andcrsons selection was
made possible through the votes OF two
democrats Meeks OF Kano county and
Brinkerhoff OF Wayne. The house had
been divided evenly with twenty-threc
republicans opposed 20 twenty-threo DEM
ocrats. progressivos and socialists.
Rival organizations have been claiming
recognition since Monday. with Anderson
at the head OF the republican organiza-
ton and Farley r. Christensen, progress
sive. Of Salt Lake at the head OF the
opposition. The earlier ballots tonight
we're evenly divided between Anderson
and Christensen The fusionists then
switched 20 d. II. Morris. democrat, Of
Washington county, Christensen failed
to reappoar at the caucus after a recess
ana only forty-five votes were cast on
the final ballot. The caucus agreement
- that committee appointments shall b,
equally divided between the republicans
ana fusionists.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Naval Committee
Reports Bill For
Two Battleships

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-In formally
reporting the $14SOOO,OOO naval bill to the
house today. the naval committee said
that while In the European war the sub
marine has been effective In harbor and
coast defense, It has not been able TO
control the sea as the superior battle
ship fleet has done. causing an enemy
with an inferior battleship fleet to suffer
great loss of merchant ships, blockading
its ports and driving it's commerce off
the seas"
The committee reported that therefore
the two battleship program had not been
changed. IL added that the effective
ness Of the submarine in tho European
war demonstrated II to be a naval weapon
OF great valhe." and that the airship
for scouting purposes likewise has DEM
onstrated its effectiveness"
The bill probably will be reached for
debate about February 1. IL carries an
increase OF $780, cs in the building pro-
gram over what the Navy department
recommends.
The committee commended Secretary
Daniels for economies strongly endorsed
the proposed new office OF chief Of OPP
erations. and urged the PROVISION for ere
ating a naval reserve. which would pro-
vide 1900 trained men within few years,
THE organisation OF q naval reserve
is necessary to the adequate defense OF
the country" said the committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORT
War Office Tells Of Gains Made at
Several Points Through Artil-
cry and Bayonet Charges.
TRENCHES LOST NEAR CARENCH

PARIS. Jan. 1s.-The French War office
this afternoon gave out an official state
rnent as follows:
I'm Belgium yesterday there was artiI-
lery fighstag in the region Of Newport
and In the vicinity OF Ypres.
From the Lys 10 the Somme. at Notre
Dame de Lorette. near Carency. the
enemy reoccupied portion Of the
trenches he lost TO us January a. At
Blangy, near Arras. we have continued
60 make progress. The enemy delivered
an energetic attack preceded by a vio-
lent artillery fire. on our positions to
the west Of La Boisselle. This attack
was repulsed.
Along the entire front from the Somme
to the Mouse no Infantry engagements
were reported yesterday. In the sectors
Of scissors and Of Rheims our artillery
obtained noticeable advantage at Sew
eral different points such as the scat.
tering of a regiment that was about to
reassemble, causing an explosion in q
German battery and the destruction OF
field works.
In the Argonne there was yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Police Officers in
Chicago Indicted on
Charges Of Grating

CHICAGO. Iil. AIN. ls.-pollce Captain
James ofDounell storer. Detective SER
Roent Michael Welsbaunl and Fred Roth,
q former policeman. were indicted on
charges Of conspiracy today by the grand
july. which for q week has been con-
Quoting an inquiry Into alleged graft
among police officials OF the Maxwell
street station.
There were fifteen counts In the Joint
indictment. BY which the men we're ac-
csasad Of having corruptly refused 10 ar
rest certain persons for crimes COM
mitted or about 10 Be committed and
q having aided these persons IN the
commission OF crimes and having sun
pressed testimony and offered periured
testimony
Specifically the defendants are &C.
cused Of having advance notices OF q
burglary at Schwartz brothers on July
a. lsiz when woolens worth ss.oo0 wers
stolen; = burglary Of = clothing store
on September 10 lsla. when ,s.0Oe worth
q clothing was taken. ana an attempted
robbery Of another store on September
T. l1lA