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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12

ucitel prilis privetive. Zkratka
brzy doslo to TAX daleko, re pc
jimala mne hruza, mel-li jsem
Jlti do skoly. Neuplynulo je.
ste ami pill leta, a jiz prohanel
jsem sc pc ulicich, zanedba.
ivaje skolu.
Jednoho dine kdyz jsem pc
delsi dobe do .skoly opet Sc do
stavil, obavaje Sc, re panna
Iowa mohla by Sc dovedeti, re
Jsem nebyl\ve skole = dostalo
Sc mi notneho vypraskuy Vra-
Ill jsem Sc smutne domu, pew
ne jsa odhodlan, re vicekrate
do skoly nevkrocim.
Zivymi barvami licil jsem
panne Love, kterak sc >mnou
nakladaji, ukazal il ma pruhy,
Jez rany ma tele mi zustavily a
tax podarilo Sc mi skutecne, ii
max ne prilis privetivou zenu
I'll dojati. Rozhodne prohlasila,
re nelze o dalsim chozeni do
skoly sni mluviti. Dutky pry
jeste nikoho ma svete, die jeji-
ho nahledu, nepolepsily; DO
teto prupovidce namazala mi
;nodriny kofalkou a musel jsem
volky nevolky ulehnouti bo-
lest zaspati. +.
Jako deti vubec narikal
Jsem a bedoval vice nez treba
pouze proto, abych vzbudil L.
trpnost jeji; nyni vsak musel
Jsem rozkazuv jejich bez odpo
III uposlechnouti, = ac malo
n1ne to teSilo, ulehnouti V pra
We poleGne.
Pavel vratil sc pozde na We
Ger. Stav6l jsem Sc, jako bych
Spal,. chteje vedeti, co nu pam
Ia Iowa fekne.
Mluvlli malo.
"Conny byl Ease We skole
b.t," pravila.
"Dostaval snad jiz drive BIZ
ti?" tazal sc Pavel.
"Ano, proto nechci jej vice
tam posylati, dame no k "pa-
n ucitelcc" V sousedstvi. Plati
SO il IL silinku tydne, zaccz u
dbl r;.dnc vyucovani bcz' du-
tex.
Pavcl ncodpovedel, ale pIi-
stoupil K menu luZku. Sklonil
Sc Ike mne a polibil mne cello.
Druheho dine dovedla mne
do skoly k PAM sama a do
h;izela IA mne pii uceni.
Musel jsem panne Love cd
flkavati sve ulohy a nebylo mi
tudiz vice mono oddavati Sc
ienosti. Bylo tudiz radno abych
BE j vidal a pridrzel Sc pilno-
sti. A slo to zcela dobre. PAM
Utitelka mne chvalila, ale spo-
luzaci moji nenavideli mne.
V prazdnych chvilich lali mi
IA vymysleli RUNE nadavky. Ma
zyvali mne bratrem toulaveho
sisniCkaie. Observation-Disclosures
shrckcm, atd.
Kdykoli .iydne ia Dolby odde-
Gnu byli ma dvore, voIali na
ISaW:
"Dej 81 pozor; otcc icho byl
yrahcn a bratr zlodcj." Aneb !:
PcdiVcjtc sc Ma zaplaty jeho
hazajky, prisival mu je Pavel,
,Nvkukuje Mich zebrota. Veru,
.ie to chlaplk, tatik sc obesil a
syn zraje take pro Sibenici.'
| Zpocatku stezoval jsem 81 u.
>itelcc. III kdo mi lali, byli po-
irestani, ale druhGho dine byI,
J este hufe.
Posleze rozdrazdili mnc tax
re Jsem opanoval prirozenol
nj bojacnost q pustil .jscm Sc
10 Mich.
+ Nastalo kratke prlmeri. Vsi
r"hnl nell pred mymi mad oby.
eel sllnymi pestmi respekt.
Tax minula zima a leto. Bylt
| prave podletl d V 5hodin odpu
dino hv1o SLol, znyTnrn Mall
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12
Severovy Tabletky
proti nastuzeninarn
a chripce

(Severas Cold and Grip
TabletSJ odporucuji Sc
vrele proti nastuzenf,
chripce mraZenf, horec-
ce a. influenza. Cena soc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12

(SeVera'S Gothard Oil)
jest vybornym linimen-
TEN k natfrani ztuhlJch
sydlu "a zlaz q V bole-
Stech na prsOu q pri
nastuZenl a revmatiS-
mu. Cena 80 Il 60c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12

ENGEL AVE. Z BROADWAY
laciny domek 4 velkych svet-
nicich, pentry - velka kuchy-
ne, krasny lot, cely majetek "a
chovaly. Treba pouze $15OO.OO,
zbytek $25 mesicne. COOS En-
gel ave. 2-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12
DrObn&
Oznarnky

PRIJMOU Sc masinarky ma
muzskou kabatovou praci. Hla-
ste Sc u S. S. Pekarka, 37l6 E.
40. ul. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-12
1901 CARLILE AVEU Full

TON ave. kary, velmi moderni
domek 6 svetnicich a koupel-
Ia - parketove podlahy a vyta
peny horkou vodou, tez zachod
We sklepe pentry Z kuchyn6,
cena pouze $4800; $1,000 hoto
We, zbytek $4,000 mes. Haste
Sc zde nebo Vcely r. l. Co.
5733 Bradway. Svetnice jsou
krasne rucne malovane. 2-15
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24
SETTING At REST MANY
UNFOUNDED RUMORs

Setting al rest many unfounded
rumors and starting a new one the
Courier now IL informed that the
War Camp Community Service will
not disband November 1, but Wilt
continue In active service until
February I, 1000.
There have been many rumors
afoat in Columbus and through
out the country that the Red Gross
was going 70 be dlsbanded rs far
os active participation In army
camps vas concerned. Saturday
Acting Field Director Cortright re-
ceived the following telegram which
should place a quietus upon such
rumors.
Denver. Colo. Oct, IL, 1919.
l.. L. CorlrighL
Acting Field Director. Red Gross.
Columbus, n. NJ.
Rumor that Red Cross will cease
10 function Nov. 1 untrue. Red
Cross will continue 10 function.
w. l.. Kennedy.
Acting Director.
Mcssrs. cortright and Steele
r giving wide publicity 10 above
telegram and condemn the rumors
as malicious and ridiculous.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24
v. L. PIEPMIER GETS BRIDGE
CONTRACT OVER ARROYO
Regular Weekly Meeting OF the
Village Trustees, Oct n, 1913.

Regular Weekly Meeting OF the
Village Trustees, Oct II, 1913.
The Board OF Trustees met In
regular session. Mayor ]. II. Blair
being absent and Trustees Fred
erickson, Evans, Tracy and Klein
being present
Motion by Evans and seconded by
Frederickson that W. Klein act as
mayor pro tenn. Motion carried.
The minutes OF October "a were
read and approved.
The minutes OF October 10 we're
read and approved.
The following bills were pre-
scented:
Tho Columbus Courier, pub
fishing proceedings ------s 750l
The Village Of Deming. street
sprinkler too.Vul
Motion by Tracy seconded BY
Evans that above bills be allowed
and warrants issued for the same.
A. Frederickson -----yes
"A. Evans
II. o. Tracy Yes
Lee Thomas application for
building permit was read.
Viola Clark's application for.
building permit was read.
Motion by Evans and seconded BY
Tracy that A. FredericksOn and.
Vim. Klein be appointed a com
miiiee 10 approve above applica-
tions. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. 81 was read for
The second time. Motion by Tracy
and seconded by Frederickson that
same be passed At second reading
Notion carried.
J. II. Cox's sealed bid was opened
aud reid
p. 1. Walkers sealed bid was
opened AMI read.
v. I. piepmeir's sealed bid was
lopened aud read.
Motion by Evans seconded h5
Frederickson that The report and
, plnns Of Bridge Committee be ap.
proved and committee be dis
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

a. ID. Frost IL HINiuH eNoJ cigars
this week and he Is not IN The cigar
business. either.
The Carpenters Union meets es-
Cry Wednesday night IN The hosi-
can Hall. west OF the arroyo.
George Hewitt h tho popular pres
|idenl OF The organisation whose
membership Is constantly growing
This has been a busy week for
the stork In Columbus. 70 was last
week, but the happy parents were
loo busy 70 inform The Courier. The
new addition 70 The cath Infantry IL
John Edward Jearez Williams. son
|of Captain John &. Williams and
his estlmable wife. Mrs. Williams
was attended by Major Dwire of.
Camp Furlone. Both mother and
son are doing Just splendid.
Congratulations are In order.
Saturday an unknown Mexican
secured employment a. a section
hand under Foreman Mccullough
Of the " paso q Southwestern.
Yesterday was his FIRST day al
work and bis horoscope was wrong
because he fell off the hand-car
going 10 work and received many
bruises and a broken collar bone.
DIR. w. @. Field attended him and
then took him 10 III paso aud
placed him IN q hospital there.
II will be OF interest 10 the many
friends Of Mrs. Garnet Parks, whose
husband was al n time editor OF
the Courier, 10 know how pleas
antly situated she and her family
are In Anacortes. Washington. on
Puget Sound.
In a letter 10 Mrs. J. n. Cox she
describes the place as an old city
we'll kept and Il Is nearly surround
cd by water, She speaks Of The
reasonable cost Of living. For the
small sum Of sl5 she has a six
room cottage, nicely furnished, a
lawn with beautiful roses and all
kinds Of shrubbery. She also has
a good garden with even berries.
Quoting her: "You could not drive
me away from here with a club
expresses u good deal.
The army paper, The i2th Caval-
ry Standard, Of Camp Furlong and
Columbus Is now being published
EVERY week. The Courier wishes
10 attract the attention Of the mer-
chants OF Columbus 10 the adver-
Using value OF the Standard. II
now has an honest circulation OF
1900 which means 5000, as every
soldier in Camp Furlong reads ev-
cry line Of Il every week. II Is a
soldiers paper, especially and ex-
tremely Interesting 10 each one OF
them for the incidents Of camp life
are written by the soldiers them
selves and in turn ably edited by
Captain Simmons. An I'D in II;
columns, ordered by any merchant
In Columbus, il not the act OF
-good fellow" wanting 10 help the
paper along. II 10 a wise act
and shows business sense.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

AU| '"IN"|"" "~""'A -" ~"
superintendent
Il wns principal Coffin. now u is
superintendent Coffin.
Jay OIoane h The Columbus rep
r~esenlalivc Of the Eagle OH Co.
No ncws ls good news-that Is The
situation In regard 10 the Valley
oil we'll lhls week.
zcno johnson has q go leather
cartridge belt full Of shells. The
game senson IL on.
Grady w. Spencer, eraiwh,le SUI
p~erlniendcnt Of the public school
has gone 70 Montana.
Take q look al The movie ads In
tho Courier. Big d0lngs al both
houses the rest Of this week and
next.
A Buick touring car ran OF -the
grade" into The arroyo Monday.
No one hurt and slight damage 10
the al
Here's a Job for a seamstrcss
The U. s. government wants one
al Camp Furlong. See the classified
ad column.
Captain J.. A. Wagner, district
quarlermaster. returned 10 r
paso Monday after an inspection
at Camp Furlong.
There Is a surprise coming soon
In regard ~ mines and mining IN
the Tres Hermanis mountains, ten
miles from Columbus.
The Rev. Mr.. wachools Of The
Lutheran denomination al Fort
Bayard will hold services at the Y
NJ. c. A. on Nov. 2 al , .. m.
The Village Trustees have pur-
chased a swell street sprinkler al
a bargain from Deming. Now they
need a truck or team 10 propcl II
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley and children
have returned 10 their home In
~Cloverdale. N. NJ, after an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Alleys parents
In Columbus.
Henry Burton Of the Columbus
Telephone company announces that
he win surprise the subscribers In
the near future with a new tele-
phone directory.
Mrs. Susan Moore, formerly o.
Columbus, who had a very serious
accident some time ago In II Paso
is able 10 be about again after sew
eral weeks in the hospital.
South Columbus as q suburb
looms large. Bailey 4 Hulsey are
selling lots every day. Even the
editor Of the Courier purchased
two lots. Editors. rs a rule. ar,
broke or nearly so. Being In the
latter class we purchased TO In.
crease our nucleus Of n bank roll
A. ID. Frost the furniture man
has decided 10 take a partner int
his business owing 10 the genera
prosperity Of Columbus and IN
ever increasing population. H.
closed the deal "Wednesday night
Mother and boy doing very nicely
and the boy weighs ten pounds OF
the scales. Cigars are in order
along broadway.
An Impromptu pound social wa
held at the N. +. Church last Fri
day evening for The benefit Of The
Rev. and Mrs. Barton. II was I
short and sweet anair-sweetmeat'
predominalins. Mrs. Barton re
sponded In behalf Of her HUSBAND
and herself. General satisfaction
resulted. all feeling the spirit o
the occasion-both the recipient
and the donors.
The Columbus oil Filling statioI
owned by Evans 4 Tracy will b
ready for business as soon as In
large 1900 gallon tank is place
In position. II wal purchased y
Fort Wayne. Indiana, for 800
and the freight here was s52o3'
When the propnetors saw Oh
freight bill there was an explo
sion other than gasoline. IN
explosives used by the Hon. Truste
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

The Columbus oil Filling station
owned by Evans 4 Tracy will b.
ready for business as soon as Tho
largo 1900 gallon tank is placed
In position. II was purchased N
Fort Wayne. Indiana, for 1901
and the freight here was s52o3O.
When the propretors saw The
freight bill there was an explo-
sion other than gasoline. The
explosives used by the Hon. Trustee
Tracy sounded like a bunch OF
"a x 4 tires exploding.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Last weeks issue OF the Courier
contained a personal" I'd IN the
classified al columns from a griei-
stricken lady in Nebraska wanline
addresses u a brother and father
in-law on account Of the death Of
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

charged Motion carried.
Motion BY Evans and seconded
by Freaeflckson that v. I. picp
meir'a bid Tor building a n eighty
foot bridge Tor $3.50 be accepted
providing tho citizens raised 500
|or over and also that v. L. piopmclr
he Required 70 give q 500 bond.
a. Frcderickson
A. J.. Evans -Yos.
II. o. Trncy ----Yes
Motion by Tracy and seconded by
Evans that a committee be APP
pointed 70 attend 10 drawing no
contract and attend 10 ali business
IN regard 70 proposed bridge. Mo-
ton carried.
Fredericton and Tracy were APP
pointed a committee 70 transact an
business connected with the build
ing Of proposed bridge on First
south Street
The clerk was instructed 10 noii-
~ J. ,. CLARK 70 put In a check
valve on the Miller line at once.
No further business the Trustees
adjourned.
Edwin @. Dean. Clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

g. h. Rogers registered at the
Coombs Hotel at Albuquerque this
week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

An impromptu pound social wa
held at the NJ. +. Church last Fri
day evening for The benefit OF Tho
Rev. and Mrs Barton. II was {
short and sweet arair-sweelmeat
predominatins. Mrs. Barton re-
sponded In behalf Of her husbanf
and herself. General satisfaction
resulted. all feeling the spirit O.
the oecasion-both the recipient
and the donors.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Al Tucumcari the city is now
attempting TO buy land for a city
park. Columbus will be In the
ame TX some day and II will be
expensive. Now is the time 10 lay
lut a park and In a few years II
would he a-bloom with shrubbery
ind trees.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

A. b. Frost 10 giving away cigars
this week and he Is not IN The cigar
business, either.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

A. q. Weld ami Mr.. Hampton
left for " Paso sunday. Mr.. Weld.
drove back a new Hupmcblle Mr.
Weld now has the Columbus agency
for the "Hup."
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

No news IL good news-that Is The
situation In regard 10 the Valley
Oil we'll this week
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Jay OLoane h The Columbus rep
resenlalfve Of the Eaele Oh Co.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Public utilities play a very i'm
)ortant part in community deyel-
lpment and unless they III al
owed rates sufficient 10 make a
profit they can not keep up their
properties nor extend service 10
meet growth OF communities.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

zcno Johnson has q go leather
cartridge belt full Of shells. The
game season IL ON.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Let ~ all start q elamor for q
city park. One individuals effort
Is small. but with a united appeal
Columbus would have a park 10
a short time.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Henry Burton Of the Columbus
Telephone company announces that
he win surprise the subscribers In
the near future with a new tele-
phone directory.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

A. ID. Frost, the furniture man
has decided 10 take a partner int
his business owing 10 the genera
prosperity Of Columbus and IN
ever increasing population. NJ
closed the deal "Wednesday night
Mother and boy doing very NIGEL,
and the boy weighs ten pounds OF
the scales. Cigars are In order
along broadway.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Grady w. Spencer. eratwh,le SUI
pcrlnlendcnt Of the public school
has gone 70 Montana.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Mrs. Garland Black, wife Of Lieu
tenant Black. formerly Of the 18th
Cavalry but now in the signal corps
vas here the past week visiting her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Biegler OF
Camp Furlong.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Here's a Job for a seamstrcss
The U. s. government wants one
al Camp Furlong. See the classified
ad column.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

b. NJ. Reed OF silver City, spent a
,ouple OF days in town last week.
his young son. Raymond. has had
an operation for adenoids, but Is
improving rapidly.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Take a look al The movie ads In
tho Courier. Big doings al both
houses the rest Of this week and
next.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Mrs. Susan Moore, formerly o.
Columbus, who had a very serious
accident some time ago In II Paso
is able 10 be about again after sew
eral weeks In the hospital.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Due 10 depressed conditions OF
he western metal mines since the
lrmistice was signed. we have all
had q good chance 10 see how much
he prosperity Of this section de-
bends on mines. Conditions which
,urtail production affect ell Of us.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

A Buick touring car ran OF -the
grade" into The arroyo Monday.
No one hurt and slight damage 10
the ar.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

South Columbus as q suburb
looms large. Bailey q Hulsey are
selling lots every day. Even the
editor Of the Courier purchased
two lots. Editors, as a rule, al,
broke or nearly so. Being in the
latter class we purchased TO in.
crcase our nucleus Of n bank roll
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Captain J. A. Wagner, district
quartermaster. returned 10 r.
pnso Monday after an inspection
at Camp Furlong.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24
Happenings in Columbus Worth While

The game season opened Mon-
day.
Dr. Field was in n pnse Sun
dsy.
The Columbus school has . now
superintendent
Il whs Principal Coffin. now u q
superintendent Coffin.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Alley and children
have returned 10 their home In
~Cloverdale. n. NJ, after an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Alleys parents
In Columbus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-18
BORA4 REFUSES TO ATTEND WILSON BANQUET
The Law Has a Long
Arm When It Reaches
An Offense Committed in the Forgotten Past Lands
Minstrel in Court and Sends Him to the
Penitentiary.

~ EVEN long years ago man trod
= the primrose path of dalliance In
49, Hammond. A lass just a bit more
than a chitd was his victim. lie fed
from the city
Yesterday the long hand Of the law
reached back 70 1912 and out Of the for
gotten past nemesis appeared. Before
the bar OF justice the ALLEGED seducer
was haled and nc was found guilty and
sentenced to serve from two TO twenty
one years In the state penitenuary.
A Human Interest story.
1t was enc of the most dramatic
stories ever told in a Lake county court.
In 1912 John Geyer. vaudeville per
former. whose home Is in Pittsburgh.
was rooming in a private home, in
which the daughter Of the house was
little more than a child Geyer was a
fine singer. For years ha was a tenor
with a minstrel company. lie played
comedy part in a quartette. His suave
manner victimized the unsop ophtsticated
girl Il was the old story at first but
the girl grew to fear Geyer and resisted
him At the tria1 Geyer claimed he was
3obbed. but it was brought out that he
ned from the city. The evidence show
Cd that Geyer shockinglv naitreated the
girl and then threatened her after &C
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-18
JUDGE GRILLS
BAD NEGROES,
EXODUS ON
One Hundred Colored Men
Leave Ind. Harbor, Due
to Promptness of Cops.

A crowd Of thirty to forty negroes,
picked up in the drag thrown out by
Chief Williams in Indiana Harbor Sat
urday night. was before Judge H NJ
Cohen Of the city court yesterday and
were told in very plain language what
would happen to them and to the col
ored people Of that end of the city un-
less the negroes as s class mended their
ways.
lie advised them not 10 congregate.
not to be out on the streets at night un-
less they had business. to get a lob
soon if they wanted work and II they
didn't want work to leave town at once.
The effect of the roundup has had a
more benedcient effect than the CITY Of
ficials even dared 70 hope for. Last
night. the customary hang-outs usually
thronged by negroes. were deserted.
notwithstanding that there were six
plain clothes men OH the streets Of IN
diana Harbor from o'clock untn .
O clock in the morning TO pick up SUI
spicious character. only four negroes
We're found and these four proved that
their appearance on the 81 cts we're
legitimate
Yesterday, there was neral en-
trninment Of negroes out !. the Har-
Dor for points south Captain O'Don-
nell this morning estimated that there
were between one and two hundred ne
eroes that left town He said that the
roundup and the departure or 50 manv
had saved the situation temporarily at
least in that end Of the city: that he
people were becoming very much agi-
tated over the problem and that prompt
action probably saved a more serious
disturbance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-18
BLACK HAND
VICTIM IS
CRIMINAL
frank ROCCa Found Dead At
East Chicago, Famous In
Criminal Annals of
Windy City.

Investigations by the officers of
the police force of East CHICAGO
have uncovered the fact that
frank Rosa, jungle corpse, the
man who was found riddled with
bullets last Friday was we'll known
IN crime annals of Chicago and
was wanted by the police of vari-
GUS cities.
Officers from the Joliet police
force were in East Chicago yester-
day and positively identified him
as one Of four men who pulled off
q $4,000 robbery in Joliet On
January 81, this year. The place
robbed was saloon which made
a practice Of cashing checks. The
men were caught red-handed and
three Of them taken into custody.
he fourth man, Rocca, escaped.
MAN IS IDENTIFIED.
fhe murdered man Was also fdsp-i6-4
o1 officials Of the Chicago junction
Railroad as the man who made an A.
tempt to hold up the paymaster Of that
corporation at time when he had
about 100000 in his possession je
vas caught before nc had gone fsr
enough to afford any direct evidence
ana IN consequence he was arrested ana
fined simply for having concealed
weapons II his possession. When
searched. he had two automatic revol,-
ers and short rife strapped under his
overcoat
on last TUESDAY. four days before he
was found in the Last Chicago jungles
be was fined 5000 and costs in one OF
the Chicago courts for carrying con
ceaIed weapons
sERUGs HIS SHOULDERS.
Yesterday Rossa's brother from CHI
caso was in East Chicago to make ar
rangemcnts for having the body sent to
Chicago for burial lie said that priv
ate detectives were working on the
case When asked about his idea OF the
crime. he replied with a shrug % his
shoulders. "0h. blacl1- a-do-h hand, sure
-black-a- -de-hand,'