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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
CITY WATER
BEST EVER

According to announcement made
by Dir. e. L. Dawson, city health Off
Ger, the city water of Chickasha, is in
first-class condition, as shown by two
analyses made this month.
The last analysis was made in the
chemical laboratory of the o. c. w.
few days ago and Prof Cowan ac-
eompanied his report to DR.. Dawson
with the statement, "The city water
is the best / have seen it since | have
been watching it in our laboratory"
An examination by the state chem
ist at Norman this month gave prac-
tically the same returns. In both
cases it was reported that the color
group of bacilli. of fever fame, was
entirely absent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
nounces:
zone steamship, gentIemen.7

nounces:
zone steamship, gentlemen"
During her service the Thetis has
not been a liner and a lady She
started out as a Dundee whaler, 9
work that requires mainly what sail
ors call "guts."
The Thetis entered the navy in
1883. when, commanded by then Capt
W. S. Schley, she went with two other
ships, to rescue Lieut.. A. w. Greeley
afterward Major General Greedy
from the Arctic ice She served as a
navy survey ship on one trip carrying
load of reindeer from Siberia to
Alaska.
The fact that she was condemned
by the navy a dozen years ago did
not interfere with her efficiency
Coast guard men say they would
have been lucky two years ago to get
$4,000 for her Now, they say, they
expect her to bring 100000 She is
expected to pay for herself on her
first trip
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
NJ TING
CALLED BY
CHAIRMAN

l.. c. Hutson, chairman of the Dem
ocratic county central committee, has
called a meeting of the members, to
be held at the city hall at o'clock
next Saturday The principal object
of the meeting is to discuss the new
registration law and to take steps
with view to having all Democratic
voters to register All precinct com
mitteemen have been urged to be
present, and all Democratic voters
are invited.
The call sent out by Secretary
Clark and Chairman Hutson says in
part:
"The registration of voters in this
state begins May 1st, under an act
passed by the last Legislature. 1t is
important that the Democratic organ
ization in this county use every eff
fort to get all eligible voters to reg
lister during the time the registration
books remain open, which is prescrib-
ed by law, the first ten days in May.
Each precinct committeeman
should be so familiar with this law
governing registration that he may
advise and help his precinct register
in getting all voters registered before
the time expires"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27


present who are so eminently better
fitted than am I to twine wreaths OF
oratorical exotics above those eyes
and about those slipper heels" or
Gentlemen This is indeed pleas
ure and a surprise. come before
you, unknown to Fame, unheralded
by distinction. come before you, not
as an orator Of renown; not as one
gifted with silver tongue. l am not
the replica Of the Boy Orator Of the
Platte, but plain, hard-headed, every
day, cold-blooded business man. l
fear that | shall tire you, not being
prepared, but / shall do my best to
tel, in feebly stammering accents, Of
the great crucible in which the
wiichness OF the where and the what
ness OF the whatsoever is daily puri-
fled in the city of Chickasha."
But thank goodness the menu, as il
will be served. will be such that the
embryonic orators IN course OF incu
baton today, viii be so wen filled by
the ending Of the dinner that all may
fondly hope their set speeches Of
fathomless surprise may be forgot
ten.
And speaking Of menus, returning
for the moment to that all important
subject, the menu OF tonights feast
follows. Soup; Fruit Cocktails;
Fish; Roast Chicken and Dressing;
French Cream Potatoes; Creamed
Asparagus; Radishes, new Onions,
Lettuce; Cake, Ice Cream and Cot
fee; Coffee, Tea, Milk Washita Vim
age
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
Premier Asquith States Situation is Sill
Serious, with Rebels Holding ImpOr,
taDt Points and Street Fight
ing in Progress
ALL IRELAND PLACED
UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Zeppelin Bombards Margale, English Coast
Town; Germans Also Sink British
Submarine E-22 and Torpedo
Cruiser on Same Day
BY United Press.

BY United Press
London, April 27.--All Ireland has
been placed under martial law, Pre-
mier Asiuith announced in the house
Of commons this afternoon.
Although reports earlier in the day
said the revolt had practically been
tuelled. the premier said the situa-
'ien was still serious with the rebels
still holding important buildings in
Dublin.
There are indications that the dis
order is spreading elsewhere in Ire
land, western districts being affected.
Street fighting continues in Dublin,
IT is reported
Asquith's announcement was a veri-
table thunderbolt, following previous
indications that the situation was
lu'et.
A dramatic scene occurred in par
lament when Sir Edward Carson, the
i.ish Unionist leader. and John Red
mond. the Nationalist leader, forget
ting the bitterness Of previous fights
on bone rule, joined hands. pledging
their support 10 the government.
It is indicated that the rebellion has
spread 10 the prosperous counties Of
Tipperory, Clare. Connaught and also
to tho southeastern portions OF the
island
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
Ambassador Selected.

By United Press.
Washington. April 21.-The presi-
dent has decided upon the nomination
Of Abram /. Elkus for ambassador to
Turkey, succeeding Henry Morgan
thau, in compliance with the request
of the latter that he be relieved in
order that he may work for the re-
election of President Wilson. The
administration is inquirine as to
whether Elkus will be satisfactory to
Turkey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27

London. April 27.--With the Irish
Nationalist leaders depIoring the out
break and the masses of the people
loyal, according TO reports today the
Irish revolt has collapsed and the sit
uation at Dublin, which was the scene
of serious disorder for several days,
is now quiet.
1t is possible, that more fighting
may occur during the process OF
rounding up the rebels but the arriv-
al of troops with machine guns appa-
rently disheartened the Sim Fein fac
tion.
NThe newspapers. have attacked Chief
Secretary for Ireland, Birrell, and
Lord Wimborne, demanding their res
ignations. Kitchener has been sug
gested as lord lieutenant for Ireland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
RECITAL
TONIGHT

The recital which was to have been
given by students in the fine arts de.
partment of the college Tuesday even
ing, was postponed till this evening
and is announced to begin promptly
at $50.
A number of the advanced students
will take part in the entertainment
and an excellent program is promised
Vocal and piano numbers and read
ings will be given. There will be nc
admission charge and everybody will
be welcome.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
ORGANIZED CHARITIES
TO COMBAT CHARGE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Indianapolis, Ind, April 27.-The
National Conference OF Charities and
Correction at its forty-tnird annual
meeting at Indianapolis May 1917,
expects to meet the charge that work
for the submerged classes is a waste
Of energy. The program names 125
speakers. There are about 5000 men
and women engaged in professional
social work in New York and Chica-
go.
A defense of organized social work
will be the illustrations the Indianap-
oils program furnishes of the new sci
ence Of social engineering.
Allen T. Burns. of the Cleveland
Foundation, which is said to have ac-
cumulated within its first year about
$50, 100000, will speak on the Organ
ization Of Community Resources"
The science and value of Social sur
veys will be described by Shelby NJ
Harrison, of the Russell Sage Foun
dation and Robert S. Blink of the New
York City club. Coordination of civiC
efforts in small communities will be
the topic of a symposium arranged b1
Mrs. Ada Eliot Sheffield of Boston.
This conference of 5000 social work
ers, is considering changing its name
1t is argued that charities and cor
rections," no longer describes the
main objects of social work, which
are preventive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
SHIPPED CAR OF Hoe'

Tom Jones shipped a car of good
Aogs to Oklahoma City last night.
The hogs all averaged well in weight
and were well finished The shippers
expects to sell near the top of the
market.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
Seaport is sheIIed.
By United Press.

By United Press.
Berlin. April 27.--The admiralty an.
nounced today that Zeppelin bonn
bafded Margate, an English seaport
last night The results OF the BON
baidnent were not stated.
It is also announced that the Ger
mans sank the British submarine f.
q Tuesday, rescuing only two Of the
crew. s
On the same day German subma-
iine struck British cruiser Of the
Arcthasa type with torpedo.
Margate IS fishing city of thirty
thousand inhabitants southeast o:
Londcn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
To Confer With Kaiser.

BY United Press.
Berlin, April 27.-Ambassador Ge-
rard will leave for the grand army
headquarters tonight for a conference
with the kaiser. Chancellor Beth
mann Won Hollweg is now with the
kaiser but is expected to return to-
morrow to prepare the reply to the
last American note
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
OLDCUTTER
AT AUCTION
By United Press.

BY United Press.
San Francisco. April 27.-After
bucking the ice in most of the seven
seas for thirty-five years, the coast
guard cutter Thetis is cruising into
this port to go into the governmental
discard today by public auction.
The European war saved the Thetis
from the scrap heap. Steamship men
all over the United States await her
arrival here. They are to bid for her
when the government auctioneer an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
CONDITIONS COOP AT Rush

Louis Mullican a young farmer of
the Rush Springs neighborhood, is in
Chickasha today visiting his brother,
Treasurer Fl. N. Mullican. The young
gentleman states that considering the
backwardness Of the season agricul-
tural conditions about Rush Springs
are exceedingly good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
Report is Confirmed.

~ United Press.
London. April 27.-The sinking of
the submarine E.22 is confirmed On
Iy two members of the crew of thirty
were saved. 1t was one Of the latest
British submarines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
orly 5000 Russians.

3y United Press.
Berlin. april 2f.-According to adj
vices received here today only five
thousand Russians landed at Mar
settles in the first detachment of the
ears troops sent to France
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
American Military Chiefs Leave Tonight
for El Paso to Confer With Mexican
War Minister on Future Of
Expedition
MAY THRESH OUT
| CARRANZA REQUEST
Chief Of Staff Receives Orders from Wash
ington Covering Scope Of Discussion;
May Touch on Diplomatic
Matters
By United Press.

By United Press.
San Antonio, Tex. April 27.--Gen.
Scott and Gen. Funston win leave to.
night for Ell Paso to confer with Gen.
Obregon, Mexican minister of war, it
was announced at headquarters here.
1t is regarded as definitely established
that the conference will take place
either at El Paso of at Juarez.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27

El Paso, Tex, April 27-It is learn.
ed officially that the conference be-
tween Generals Scott and Funston
and Gen. Obregon regarding the fu-
ture of the U. S. expedition in Mexico
viii be held either here or at Juarez.
1t will probably start Saturday.
By United Press.
San Antonio, Tex, April 27.-Gen.
Scott, chief of staff of the U. S. army,
has received orders from Washington
regarding matters which he is to dis
cuss with Gen. Ohregon, the Mexican
war minister. He is ready to leave
today for the coming conference on
receipt Of word concerning Obregon's
destinations
1t is understood that the request
for early withdrawal Of the U. S.
troops from Mexico may be threshed
out indirectly through negotiations
with Cbregon.
While the immediate object Of the
conference is, as stated, a question of
military dispositions to end bandit op-
erations along the border, there is no
doubt that its result win have strong
influence upon the diplomatic nego-
tiations between the two governments.
1t is considered certain that Gem
eral Obregon will carry back to Mexi-
co City ON his return a definite inn
preston that the American troops
will remain in the positions to which
General Funston is now shifting them
as buffer between the disturbed
area of northern Mexico and the bor-
der until the sdccess of the Carranza
forces in pursuing the bandits re-
moves the danger of further raids on
American towns. 1t also is virtually
certain that the intention of the
American forces to police thoroughly
all the territory in the immediate vi
cinity Of their advanced bases win be
made clear.
To this extent the conference will
give General Carranza advance notice
of the attitude the United States will
take in replying to his note of April
u suggesting the withdrawal Of the
forces. Officials hope, however, that
its more immediate result will be to
clear away the misunderstanding and
suspicion with which the movements
Of American troops have been regard
ed by local Mexican commanders and
officials; to free supply shipments
for the troops from interference
which they have met heretofore and
perhaps to make possible real Joint
! operations for the capture of Villa.
While it is not known that the or
ders mention Villa, General Scott
may point out to General Obregon
that the most effective way to secure
early withdrawal of the American
forces from Mexico would be to lend
all possible aid in the chase for the
bandits. With his elimination either
by American or Mexican troops, it is
believed the Washington government
would agree to an immediate retire.
ment of the expedition across the bor-
der. 1t would be made clear in this
connection that United States Off
cials have no doubt of their ability to
capture the bandit were it not for
their desire to avoid clashes with the
/ Mexicans such as occurred at Parral.
The redisposition of the troops to con-
fine their operations to more limit
ed field since that incident win ba
cited as evidence OF the good faith os
the statement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27
To Meet Saturday.

BY United Press.
El Paso, Tex, April 27.-It is learn
ed officially that the conference be-
tween Generals Scott and Funston
and Gen. Obregon regarding the fu-
ture of the U. s. expedition in Mexico
will be held either here or at Juarez.
1t will probably start Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-04-27

You will Find All the
Local News Every Day
in the Daily Express.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-12

i" Gu" ahora. "n cSt0s momrntoS
Sllpremam"nt" tra@iro>. iucha "n
torno in Nerijm - Ia Francia ma
ri0nah>ta. la Francia pairi6tira. la
Francia mantcnrdura de Ia Sobrra-
MIA inman"ntc d. las nacionrs :
Ne los dcrechoS del hombrr y de,
.~riudadano, Ia Francia humanitavi>-
Ia contra Ia Gr"lmania impeliia a ii
guerra. a la invasion. a la @nnlui>ta
por ia> ida, ".ANGESTRALES''. por
Il r>piritu ANCESTRAL H. !2s
hortaS lur j" los t"rritoriO- COM
prrndldoS "ntrr 81 Rim y 81 Danu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-12

We JcS'i-'. Prro H. -" llhro c'ir-
n@rrimo sale ir>troza,ia Ia persona
MAD historical del funIaIov H.:
~r1,jIanjSluo. Fl primer "ENEGE-
IA .in Fraucla - Roman. aujor
IL u;.r Moro S"bc, Ia Vita H. JcslIS.
pnco ,ie r-t,s l,nTo, no mrnos iamo-
80 4Gr q, lie strauss. sale "Hgran-
i"ol6a. niubrI,rrida, idraIizada. ado
rablc. prufundamrntr adorable, ia
.r.r>oualiiai historical drj iuirr
prof"ta ~ Nazareth. Hay algo IN II
rarir5"r liz FraIlria lur ic conI:lSia
81 afrrto ' Ia SinIpatia. AcaSo en-
,-Jo 81 halle Ia c~ypliraciGn del he
no positive q innc=ablr IL que II
tunvlmtrntn> P"Ii'ir"S Y >ociairS. DE-
gua los movimicntoS H. SIS ideas
sou a., qur mas rrpercut"n IN Il
.a=4ario fivliiZa,lu. Las vihracion"s
q" Fraacia ~ cNticndrn por t0.i0 ~
mtmdo. I'm e~ta GUERRA ~r>panto>a,
,iur inppinada e iuiustamrntr lc de
.Iar1 G.rmania. todaS la> >impatias
r-tan con c>la -ran naci6n latina.
Il IA 1uc - ha t~ran>fundido FL -
pirina politico y iuridIco de Ia anti
qua Roma. Y rl cspiritu fiios6fico y
u4I~tico dc Ia antigua Grccia. Fl
muusio liberal ANA 4 Francia tan
lo- como Ia oiia g mUn'io ~rearclo-
aario. Mientras todoS loS r~earcio-
Ear.as hacen votes por q tr!uDIo
da - germans Ell Nrgt!jn. to,
hos lDcrates iet muiHiO lacemos vo-
tos pot n Victoria lie los Qrauceses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-12

labios mordidoS por otroS laDloS, :
a las que ell Destin0 pone I'm Ola Ia
ceniza cn Ia frente. Salem de Ia al
coba nupcial. salem del hogan pater-
no. salem del estudio: Ecvan muchaS
e~Speranzas, muchos deseos de ha-
Ger bien, muchoS r]ecuerdoS santos,
como ninaS que licvan flores para
o~frrccrlas a IA Nirgrn; Y Ia Sn"rt"
las arrniilIa Y las dice: ;Todn -
ceniza, itodo - poIv0. En- csc din
solcmne Re Ia vida. dia que - com"
los diaS del Genesis poTQue nadIo ia
fiiado atm Su duracion. y 10 mlSmo
pueta ser De una bora que d. IN
aho - muchos amos; en- e.. dla no
anunciaiO por q tnlue del aba Slno
Dor los dobles. unos sc a:rojan a.
aqua. otroS al alcohol, alcunos a "a
h0nradrz sin eSperanza, muchos 4
In tristeza sin amigos. FlgioS p"T
IN !nStante. que las almaS 80 Jul
tan los currpuS. como = s. I"ultaran
LDmin6s. ;Cuantas almas con Ia cruz
en- Ia frentr! ESa iovcn hcrmo>a AGA
ba de- raSar<": am6 o crcyd amar:
sale d. Ia altoba que t0davla huclr .
azaharrs: Made Ia aGuaria porIun
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-12
CudreSmd del DuQue job
SER NJ ON

de ventura. Ven al eSpejO, como
So We a! conductor del ferrocarrll
cuando esta Un0 comiend0 en aIgu-
ma estaci6n. con induietud Y como
prc-untandoic: :ya rs nora? Lc-
vantaos de Ia mesa antas que 81 con-
ductor: said dc Ia juventuf antrs
que 81 espeio 10 mando. d~esprdloS.
anfcS de quc Us deSpidan. "a III"
irnir$e las canaS o encubrir con d
faitrs los cStra@os del ticmpo? Con
ESQ no 81 eneaha a Made. Los ojoS
De veinte amos no So drjan rnGa-
mar IN co~ntrahandos DE- h"rmosura.
Las que t3l hacrn, - cneallan a
81 mismas, cuando sonricn de salts
faccida frcnte al cspejU, 81 espei0,
ccpiando Ia ~SOnriSa, 50 RE De elias.
Rrsi-aaoS, SrHOraS miaS, Y ScrtlS
f~plir,s. ' S-rtiS hrrmoSas. Pu"S Qu'
mo tienr su hcrmosura Ia yeia2?
La hrIrZa ir tiSta no IS una BE-
llrZa blanca. aSi como IA bc,lcZa ne
Ia iuvcntud - una bcllnza color tr
rosa? Las viejaS gu" no Tulrrrn S"T
viriaS son las fras: haccn I'm GeSto
du" las d~rSficura. rrro las vieiaS
Do burna vuluntad. las qu" SabcA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-12

Haze dos aloS tuve a honra de
nredIcar en- eSta misma isieSia IN
Drlueho cuareSmal, singubarmente
J,dicado a las senoras. En- eSta cua-
raSma vurvo al mismo pulpito Y con
iglalcS burnas in~tencioneS. iPonGa
Dos tirnto IN mi amino Y elocuen-
Ella n mis- labjoS, para que Supian
tan eximins donrS IA pohreza dc mi
rntendimirnto.!
=
A,abamos IL celrbrac, senoras
miaS. Il Microbes dc Ceniza. \ los
burnoS rat6lico4 nos ponen ese Ola,
una cruz IN Ia frente, como antlc!-
pando Ia qur mas tarde Q mas ten-
prano nan d. poncr en nueStra ccls-
tiana sepultura. 5. nos recuerda
due polyo somoS : que IN potvo h"-
mos de- cunvrrtITu"S; - otCece 4
nurstra meditation !" etimero d. "a
vida. Ia vaniiad H. las pompaS mum
JaDas y 10 inevitable Y terrible d.
n mu"rte. ESa lila DE- Ceniza, -
un dia Iue amaurrr IrSvrIado. po-
b-e. porJue IA noch2 anterior GaS-
Il mas ir u que podia sast2r:: en-
r,.Tuo del rSi6ma-o : nublaio d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-12

Cuando Sc dirija a alguna de las
casas anunciadas, mencione este
~pcriodico
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-12

Pasa a Ia pagina ga. columna "a.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-15
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Sunrise, GAG; sunset, 5:Z5.
The Day Book thanks "A Mother"
for her contributions of 81 to the Ray
mond Goethals family.
Girl, ia, made such serious charges
that following are under arrest: Louis
Goddard, 3136 w. 18th; Louis Shan
field, 1889 Hastings; Sylvester Du-
ranty, 203O S. Wabash; B. Slash,
1541 w. 18th.
3, F. Dalton, 6551 Cottage Grove
av., killed when head was crushed be-
tween coupling of two cars of c. w.
P. & S. Ry.
Solomon Goldsmith, 5652 S. Park
av.. bought 45 cents worth of flour
and paid S4.71 to mail it to Germany.
Parents are in want there. 1t may
be confscated.
Hffda Anderson, 10, employed for
week as maid in home of E. w. Meek
er, 44o9 Beacon, disappeared. Two
rings and brooch of diamonds miss
ing. III
Burglars got jeweIry, clothing, old
coins and contents of three children's
banks from Atty Louis Ziv's home,
1925 N. Sacramento av.
Half hourly night car service will
be started on Lawrence av. line to-
morrow night.
Three-ton core of sand and iron
fell on Paul Richter, Crane Co. In
stantIy killed.
Patrick Harding, former police |
captain, discharged in police shakeup
during Harrison administration, has |
filed mandamus suit asking reinstate-
ment. Charges politicians got his
discharge.
Very few valentines sent in Chi
cago, according to Postmaster Camp |
bell, who says Mondays mail was
normal.
Oscar Bendig, saloonkeeper, 22e N.
Michigan av., looked up shaft to see
if elevator was coming. Skull crush
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-15

JdSs {. Joyce OIdInOnO DToHSII OfIT
w. Harrison, accused by Mrs. A. H.
Carroll, 4003 Sheridan I'd, of selling
diamond she pawned.
Laughing Leonora," who escaped
from police in New York and San
Francisco by innocent giggles, want
ed in Chicago, under arrest in Mil
waukee.
Three men and three girls arrested
in fiat, 1881 Burling, held to Morals
court. VIM. Hutchins owner, police
say. His nephew arrested in raid.
John Hanzie, 1904 Wallace, sawed
cap off gas pipe. Put nose to hole,
then laid down on floor with six chill
dren around him, thinking he was be-
ing asphyxiated. Police found no gas
was escaping.
Mrs. Mary Gregg, IS, found dead
with gas jet open in room, 4103 Carr
roll av.
Frank Kelley and Tony campani
arrested as suspects in shooting Of
4Rlicemen Bror Johnson and John
Awkward.
Jacob Schwartz of Schwartz Bros4
held up in doorway of his home, 5639
Michigan av. Got 81, 100 in diamonds,
watch and $54.
Mrs. Keene Arlington, Lake For1
est society woman, tainted at Audi.
forum last night while watching
Russian ballet.
Grand Crossing police station.
Scream outside. Girl, II, found in
snow. Had tainted, physician says,
from hysteria caused by her condi-
ton. Not yet able to tell who she is.
Movie committee, Political Equal
ity League, reports that less than 81
per cent of movies shown in city's
theaters are morally good.
Michael Weisbaum, convicted de-,
tective sergt, out on $4,000 bond
pending his going to Joliet to begin
sentence.
En0inoare 0S -Nhi ond Eae%aNn III