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Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25
In the District Court.

Wednesday in district court to Mrs
Edith Gilchrist from Owen Gilchrist
The custody Of two children, Marga-
ret, aged 6, and Robert, aged I, was
given to the maternal grandmother
Mrs. J. T. Bishop.
In the case Of O. \. Johnson. ct al,
vs. Mrs. Harriet Johnson. heard
Ncde~. lay in district court tho
pa intifi's petition was dismissed for
want OF equity and the issue was
found Tor the defendant on cross
petition to quiet title to real estate
The cost Of the litigation were taxed
AGAINST the plaintiffs.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25
BOWER ROLLS 752 SCORE.
Shoots Three Remarkable Games in
Rao-Tine Contest

Rag Time Contest.
Floyd Bower hung UP a record
score for the season Wednesday,
when. in rag time contest at Cooks
alleys, he toppled 1852 pins in three
games. The remarkable fofm shown
by Bower this season is evidenced In
the score of four rag time contests
this week, in which he scored T52,
614. 627 and 631.
In his big series Bower rolled 254,
26T and 23l. This was in a match
with Pursei as teammate. The latter
rolled $50, making team score OF
1908.
In another contest. with Pursel as
teammate, Bower rolled his GA score,
Pursel rolled col, and the total score
was 1215
With Tallett, Bower rolled 627, Tai
lett rolled 5S2, and the total count
was 1909. Bower rolled 63l with
Lynn, the latter scoring sol. and the
team score totaling 1872.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25
RED CROSS BALL TONIGHT.
Benefit Dance at American Hal
Thanksgiving Feature.

Benefit Dance at American Hall
Thanksgiving Feature.
The big military BAH for the bene-
fit of the Red Cross. at American
Hall tonight, will be one Of the big
features Of Thanksgiving Day OBJ
servance. Howard L. Miller, who has
donated the hall and music, an
nounces the following orchestra: Miss
Nina kits, violin; Frank Mcbride
and Alan 1vans, comets: James Will
iams. saxaphone: Charles Johnson,
trombone; Roy Hauser. alto; Harry
johnson, drums. and Howard l.. Mil
ler, piano. Soldiers of the worlds war
will appear in uniform and the girls
in Red Cross garb. The public is in
vltod. Tickets are on sale at Ameri
can Legion hall. Committee.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25
MISS SHOVE MARRIED.
Becomes Bride of Earl Bowman at
Quiet Home Service,

Miss Jeannette Shove, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Shove, 2041h
North Fifth street, and Earl Bow
man. son of Mr. Richard Bowman, of
Portland, Ore, We're quietly married
at the home of the brides parents
"Wednesday night by Rev. w. Fl.
Bridge, of Grinnell. The couple was
unattended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman were bot,
reared in this city and were gradi-
,ated from the local high school in the
class of 1914. They will make their
home with the brides parents. 20i.a
North Fifth street. Mr.. Bowman is
employed by ketchum & Co.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25
SHOOT AT EL.MWOOD,
First Match at Cay Birds Shot Off

First Match at Cay Birds Shot Off
on Cubs Grounds.
The first shoot at clay targets for
Elmwood club members was held at
The trap house north Of the club
house Wednesday afternoon. A dozen
or fifteen entered a series Of five
t"rget matches arranged so that the
nXper enced shooters would not be
r=atched against inexperienced. Turk.
cys. geese and ducks were given for
prizes Of the winner; OF each match
eff.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25

In Municipal Court.
The case of Sam Goethe, charged
with larceny. has been continued to
O'clock. Nov. 80. The further con
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25
Notice.

Next Wednesday is the first day Of
December.
Don't forget that your November
telephone rent and tolls must be paid
before that time to insure service on
Dec. /. Marshall Telephone Company.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-11-25

vN-atf.r" Several good ,e.ia BILE car
!. l4rs. Times Republican.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
COMBINE on NEFF.

After reviewing Mr.. Thomason's
record OF opposition TO the cause OF
prohibition. Editor Scott. of the
Hale Center Record. truly says:
I'VE can, In a measure. now see
why nearly every one OF the Bailey
men, are Thomson for second
choice We believe that Mr.. Thorn
ason Is good man. and We know
thai Ben Looney Is. in fact any one
% the three are better gubernatorIal
timber than Joseph Weldon Bailey
out friends. We cant elect all OF
lhem. So. lets center on Pat Neff
and give him a majority in the first
primary. II we don't II will be Neff
and. probably. Bailey. In the run off
Every report from over the state.
outside Of the politician bunch. indi-
Gates that Neff will have a large
plurality. Its make It a majority.
and give Bailey a rebuke that H. just
~ coming TO him. on Saturday.
July "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
WILL uNvEIl UNION
LAUNDRY NEXT SUNDAY

The hdicg' hand - Clovis, y NJ.
has been secured by the officers Of the
Amarillo Cooperative Union Ihun.
dry Company 10 furnish music at the
,"nyoili1g II The corncg stone of tho
new laundry building. 90 be- held next
Sunday Appropriate ceremonies have
been tanned by the Officers. Mayor
Lon y Mars. Attorney Alex VI. MoOd
and Attorney W u. Cniidcrs will BE-
among the SPEAKERS ot the occasion.
Large delegations from other points
arc expected "a h. present ~ the scrV.
iocs
Il has hccn decided to pa, an addi.
tiun1l story IN the nov laundry build.
ing Tho original plans called for a
on"stnfy building but % Is the belief
- tn officers that the amount a.
husiuCs done by the now institution
viii justify additional space within a
hot u.' Thc brick work ms been
fompici"d 49, go the stills 81 the vii.
dow. ana the door frames az set Il
D. proposed - have The entire building
ready .1 lhe installation 81 machinery
within ,wo weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
"l'rrscripiionS Only"
l. Frank Helms slogan.

: drug rtDr 600 tho fourth uuor Df
10 lrg. office building devoted r>rlu.
ft,,lt 90 The FILLING ct prescriptions.
with nome Of tho department store"
features IS ct the mud'tn pharmacy
{. On. uuiuur pl1n ni Frank i Helms
duu-gi.i 1T ~ Louis Mo
i!,'U.. who recently .ull his diu-.
.iUlr Zoo peap. no, i.lum ct Ions
h.W. l,hind tho counter had gained 20
reputation too competency in ullinc
pn, .niHul interruptions when un'
d,r1r, learned b, bad given NJ th'
hur'u,ys they induced him tn open an
o,,lul y" prescription pharmacy In tho
Murphy building Realizing th" need
OF gu iu.lhuli"u uI ihls nature. Helms
finally decided fee J,' upon their advice.
hut tid that h" wuUldn'S scll any.
thing that j'd not prop,ly b'lonc In q
w'li.,uuipp"d pharmacy
"rh.t b. 60 hr prescription drug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
These Illuebir,ls
lirouglii Happiness.

comparatively few ucwsnapcis print
th'ir daily editions N two colors. Thp
g'ariur headline h disappearing FOR
p1p't shortage ami IN, high cost of
'v'iHthing prohibits irimmin. and fur.
bellows.
occ.uionally. however. newspaper
viii run o second color. through wcok.
day.. II rnin" advertiser has nm inspira
tinull idru that demands a.
J MIndrlblum q Sons. uf Dos
M"u'i. decided a. put over spcci !
Blue Bind Day and 60 further com.
m'm'rutr the idea of happiness
ihr'uEh vito purachas uf dependable
good
I'm cntir" back pii; was tlk -, fu..
ihr purpose. and sprinklod through the
various rmall items. wcr" Tutoring
singing. winging blucbirds--printcd ~
o. ,i,i' blue ink.
The effect was startling and most NJ.
un''ir". I; meant. - course. % great
dead 90 extra work IN the press room
ana comfortable addict expense. bu, u
va w'll worth while. Tor II attracted
Wii' attention. EVERYDAY talked
about 10 when IL came Out.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
cox \ WINNER.
Cox Is Tho Democratic nominee.

Cox Is tho Democratic nominee.
Cox. OF all the candidates consid
cred BY the convention. Is the one
best endowed, personally and geo
graphically. TO carry the Democratic
standard TO victory this fall.
lie Is the anthesis Of Harding. the
Republican nominee
Harding is a man who does what
he Is told. lie is n caucus dcyoteo
No n inexperienced as an executive
No n n plant tool in the hands OF
the real. the unseen. leaders Of the
Republican party.
The spirit OF Governor Cox Is a
dominani one. What he has gained
il hts life has heen a. the result Of
struggle. lie has shown wonderful
executive ability as governor OF
Ohio. which office he has held three
times, AID no has shown. In his ad-
HIInisiraticn OF tho affairs OF that
gate both originality and initiative
Personal magnetism ~ not only
worth much In a campaign for votes.
hut II II worth a great deal in hold.
ing into line party leaders after
president has been elected 10 office.
Tho Democratic parry is fortunate
In that mn marrow lines were drawn
at San Francisco injecting the pro-
hibition question into the matter, and
IN The selection OF candidate who
can defeat Harding. with all ease. IN
his home state OF Ohio.
As readers will remember. The
News favored. first. McAdoO for the
Hemination and our second choice
was Cox.
We are not at all certain that Cox
win not prove TO he an even better
vete-getter than would Secretary Me
Adoo. standing as he does upon =
platform which is. despite Mr.
Organs protests. entirely devoid Of
evasion. straightforward and pro-
gressiye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
SERVICE THAT WILL REACH EVERY
PERSON IN NATION ULTIMATE AIM
Of SALVATION ARMY WOOD DECLARES

trrnity homes which ut,c this tori.
tors The girls range in agy from 10
e. 5--th, average age being close o. siN
teen YEAR, Th'v are not 80 ct IN,
"piimIu,n' path but many are diugh.
ter OF good camille. !, b. M, policy ~
IA" army To- Gcquirc that the prospoc.
tive thor agrcc tu keep her child
with hg ~ If,er n IL born she shlll
remain IN ht home fVr three months
lt least Nhtn ~" o. ready 20 80 uui
into tho world. shs ~ given employ.
D,ui Dr. 70 D. hcy' sStry and othprWis"
p,lpod to make a comfortable and to.
'rcctahl" living Tor hcrsrll ard child
~ was remarked hy C.lUu,l Wud thst
- v"iv sfuali percentage Il 'hr girls
who hav, lSltitho home h,rc have gone
aftray. Storrs az deeper and mor,
touching interest than fiction arr a.
lated by the Score and mor, than one
Iomc IN This state owes IT, happiness
To- the ,.ur 1ud frrcsish; II the ouig,Is
gf the Maternity itOmG.
The Missing Friends Euroau has a,.
cofnipifh,d what might seem to BE-
marvellous thinl,. 90 finding men, wonl.
en- and children. Husbands haze been
restored 90 wives and families boys and
girls o. their parents and many trap.
c,li's u tho "olsi'st way" have LcDn
a,,ttrd f,l pils with tyo cen scnSc
d falls, pride. a. fear g. let thcir pat.
tntr krOW ~ failure.
Thee /, aarlly ar crrorcous social
condition With which the salvation
Arm, has not come IN contact duinr
VI fottyti,c years in this country"
concluded Colonel Wool. There IL
hardly ar w,li. q single phase of dis.
tr,ss fCr which IA, Army has not som,
ip,cifir remedy Therein do We feel
that hy experience and especially
through ~" Games; d,sirc a. serve Is
tho Salvation Army equipped 10 give to
the natoir home scryic, that Is all tho
expression lmplior We az, grateful 10
bc aide o. offer such y'ricc."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

stofe. not q dispenssry." Helms an.
nounccd. we viii sell only prcscrfp.
tions and riokroom fupplios. The Iqcdi.
al profession IN general shares 1.-THE
opinion that q prescription phafslncy
hOuld bc separated from the modern
department store drug stores Far
this reason | nm announcing an eN.
clnslv" prescription pharmacy. 4 com.
plrto line of phnrinaocuiioals. hiologi.
,al' and chemicals VIII DC stocked. as
well az every sickroom need: every.
thing nccaysary NJ inyalid's care. in.
Guiding moro Than loo articles such
40 cotton. rubber goodr. gnu2c. tap.
invalid cushions. maternity pac/ts.
anti' pilcs. catgut. etc"
No lamps, cigar, kodaks. illcum
powder, rouge on other accogsorios
commonly handled by the ordinary
drug establishment win De- sold hv
Helms Nor viii there be- . sndi fuun.
tain IN his ,toro. llclms 90 No, s,ll
p5tr1t medicines hut viii advise his
customers Ia consult their phy.i,inus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
KANSAS MAN Relates
CONVENTION AFFAIRS

j. l.. Kiso. - Wellington Kansas
who vas assistant sergeant q AIMS ~
ihe Dcmocrataic National convention
.at son Ftancivco. stopp'd over IN
Amarillo Yesterday. on his return trip
pc said ne attended every session e.
The convention until Saturday night.
when h. was compelled t. return
home IN business
Mr. Kise iuid he heard the opening
fpceCh 90 the convention by senator
Cummings. as well rs N" Grafton ~
william J. BRYAN On behalf 81 Thea
dIy plank. II. wrs present also whef.
senator james Reed ~ Missouri wl.
refused @ scat 90 the convention.
Tho attitude &C the daily news
.Hp'rs Of San F1n;sr1 toward the
Democrats appealed o. Mr Ki.e NJ 10.
'n- much unrlicd foI ~. explained.
however. that thrro h. rnt Demo.
.uat.c 1por IN that cts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
STRENGTH or So, NJ.

II wouldn't he such difficult job
TO shake the earth To pieces
EXperimenters have often built
little cardboard and paper houses IN
their laboratories and knocked them
down with music. says the san An
gelo standard
a scientist had said that II be
could place a hassyiol on every floor
,of the Woodwork building. tune
them exactly alike and stationine
himself across the street with an.
other instrument. he could In time
play down the buildine-'cIyc not
one stone on another
when a heavy truck rImhlos hy
your house. sometimes the windows
rattle and the dishes In the cup
boards Now suppose there was a
sound that would make every single
thing In your house move In sympl-
thy with II. Pretty soon the dishes
would waltz to the edge Of the
shelves and tcpplc over. Tho shelves.
rafting to the same uCto. would pull
from their nails and the chimney
bricks loosen in the mortar and sip
down.
There g. such note Tor every
thing in the world. II Is called the
fundamental" and It differs accord
Jag to the size. shape and material
OF the thing
You could destroy life itself with
sound You have heard note.
sometimes, on a church pipo-organ
that pounded and throbbed inside
until II actually hurt YOU. That was
because that organ pipe was very
near the fundamental note OF your
body. Had the organist struck the
fundamental and kept II PLAYING Ions
enough he would have literally torn
YOU TO bits
II that Is a "hunch" To some
scientific cr.minal-let him make the
most OF IL. Fundamentals are not
the easiest things In the world to.
find.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

course every anti in Texas thinks thar
he Is exactly right about that. just
a. his vote against submission Ia
1917 pleased them. these views are
not new hut on tho contrary have
been advocated all along by many
citizens.
u viii be remembered that 10 took
a long. hard fight on the ulri ct
thosc who were tr,iue to close the
saloons To secure ;ho poll tax amend
Ltai ana They also h 4 trouble In .c-
curing the submission Of the plohi.
biuon question. Mr. Thomson nov
holds the same views on these two
matters that were advocated by
those who opposed the closing OF the
saloons In cur state.
II the law should be- changed and
our citizens allowed tn vote without
the poll tax receipts. the schools
""hf" iN' MANY NNiiH|H a." s IfNNINt
no one will deny that many people
pay the poll tax simply because they
could not vote II they did not do 80.
90 course property owners would still
have To pay. hut what about the
many who de- not own property and
who only pay the poll tax Under
our present Law the saloons have an
been closed and many dollars added
io our school funds and there Is no
good reason why there should be
ans change 80 Ear as the payment NJ
The poll tax is concerned
Ar rhomason may believe that
M Bailey S out Of tho race and Is
after that 'Jnii' vote. and 10 hc is.
ho has pretty good bait on his
hook Mr. Thomson expressed dit.
fercnt view. IN 1917 ho may not have
had tho honor ct representing RI
Pl,o County in The legislature. hc.
cause such places as 10 plso. San
Antonio and New Briunfels would
not elect men with other view. on
these questions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

i,. hi. shoplincr visitors r mt" And
ho AYE that b. g. Dreaded, proiiiihl"
@" thus eater Co the batter class OF
poHpi'
q buy u munrh 81 Junk jcwcrly--
fiuu that cost nae about - gross
and ut fru glance I.ols about so 20
vruys Thu D. especially bought fu.
my visitors with sbupiittng tcndcncics
place q nice drlly uf this ON top ct
th" 'uuu,'r. r,m,vhrrp 10 90" neigh.
hothout 81 my shutWaists rihhon ani
other ,Nprnsi.. ittu. slys Liuduv.
W' und chat ir" p'rspn who IL
tempted Ia steal viii 'l.l,' tho stuff
L"tt 81 % /, missing and IA" .uru;.
table feature about D. is that th,N will
teal thif stun Boo preference To- the
mUo expensive Things Aust De- De-.
uufn 10 b. i,w,IN put'iug % on cards
80 tru cents ,,,h Thi' r,ts us our
cot uut 81 tbr in,' lmrnt l't the
uri-irtl purpuso - o. DHi down the lues
'hruugh thcfts of garments and q
does that"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
Lost $3.50 in Goods
tot liach SGs 20.

N,e, u pays 90 adycriisc--lnj amy
unc vhu Doubt. the statement may get
.u tHu'h with Ralph Lynn. 81 chico.
ynhi
LNnu, who b. nrm believer in tbs
lash and rutN system AMI the r,uno
mites t.r which II Is responsible. Geo..
Huii' dropped into unr 81 the CHud
a. pIuuN stores un III. way home
,rmu tu. office and invested 10 uuit, 70
suai .l,l l.id OF things t0 eat ln tact
the h.ii cam, tp A1Gu So lyuu lug
g,d th.m OUTSIDE. parked them In the
al,N .et 90 t machine and wandered
hHUh niu tnr store CO. pas the hill.
Whom hv druv, up tu his house Mr.
lfuu uimi.d that she hup,d DO.
hadn't nHi.u Coo bring hum, th"
Ihirss they needed
.oh n0. l'un assured her they be,
ishi h.r Wd be- turned Co point 'u
The uaf scat Of the car.
1917 ih.Ir wasn't thing There The
.,iiuu $500 Just t 'muiy 4 the DIV
% hIs y.m' from Detroit
Great Scott I must have pui th'W
.n somebody ,lac's eau. walled ltuH.
'Not much chance ct recovering ihpu.'
%. added cont lll Nip zoe ,i Boo the
wr.r iu' the sam,
The Hut.t.is'W'ut appeared 900 the
toiluwius w"ihiug and iU, dl,~ later.
Ituu viu'. m Co.. th. advertising mm
1Fr q .dr,tis.d fu, ihr return o..
500" wu.ih ~ uo.,Ii', which 7 pie
% lr WI'iIk. 300 OBJ. WRONG machine
outside 'f Hanks uo,rr' Stop th'
Hd Tu lNir ! have pt'l N.,,n|
worth Oft EuOls from seven different
people lrd th' phone s'iI ,insug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
WHY y 1T so?

The selection q Governor Cox %
he the Democratic standard bearer
his year seems 10 please Senator
Bailey 10 Judge from an interview
which he ifas given out during the
course Of his campaign.
This is surprising.
Governor Cox pleases President
Wilson. but President Wilson does
not phrase Mr.. Bailey.
Governor Cox ploases Mr.. MoAdoo.
bui Mr.. McAdoo does not pease Mr.
Bailey.
Wonder WIZ Governor Cox pleafes
Mr.. Bailey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
CALLS rOP miRyEs-
HANDS ~ Deere lSF

Th" supply of harvest hands ~ now
sID.t'r than tho demand. according Co.
County Agent Harmon BENTON. who. b.
'"nner'ion with the Panhandle Plains
chamber 81 Comm'rtn. has chaig, ~
Co." employment department here. A
number az mon fecking sila,ryner'
t'.t,rlHr called upYn ST.. Benton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
riioNisoN's BAIT.

Says the Farm aad Labor Jour
nal:
The Dallas News quotes Hon. z
=. Thomson In his speech ~ Mar
sasii. Texas, a few days ato as fol-
i0ws:
Il doA't think tho paying Of tho
IN tar should be made a prcrequi-
.lse 10 voting" and as a matter Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
>IIEN COLLECTS INTEREST

a i'''l 'i '-''" Interest on funds
h'.d .I thr county d'posit'ry. cor ft.
month Of jun" has been collected ~.
uuniy Treasurer D. l.. shea. B,n
Goidirg Tax collector has TUNED into
the county treasury f2ss.3i. d.llnpucr,
taxes cn'i'ctod in June. ard 81. CO..
o. ia as cruuaiiou tax.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
I ind ~ Stacks Loot"
lust inr Sltnpliiters.

II: Lindsay BE- ono Of llo most
liberal m,rl hint~ ui Foreman. Ark D..
aul oU" 'f ih, most fu,,rssiu. li,'
NOT 'n'y T".ks m'rhIli.'r for hi
Ubstuw,H. but Keeps SOME rppcialti,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
STREET CAR RECEIPTS
FIRST DAY SATISFACTORY

I''''Ipi i0r The mi dly's cpcrntIon
Z" Amnfillo's street CIR system.
amounted o. approximately 500.
whirh wls E,tislastury e. IN, officials
ana WIS sid To d. q suiiicirnt amount
TO cover the days cxpons.s ~ uv.r
alton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07
EaECoSHEui5fM1NSss ;.
EpIrso BY MANSFIELD 7. HOUSE fs-rs-al

this column which tWte appear news
hort articles OF sHec interest merchants their and bus
general.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

The C.nisr 81 population ~ the
Taifed sfnfs Boz 1910 VS. tho ,ltv 81
L. 81 iHriou. lad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-07

N may b. M right 70 give Armenia
" Greece. Turkey has been trying for
q long time b. make gr,osc u Il.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-16
TWO HARDOR MEX|CANS
IN WHITING NET
tsPxcIAL 10 .sF y.sv.I

WHITING. Ind. Nov. lS.-The zane
AaFeeny charge has been placed aEa1,.,,
Two more Indiana Harhor Mextcar.
arrested on suspicion BY officer Nfak
-ial on Friday. The men Tom Panala
Nnd Joe MRstswsis. who had stolen two
AJAX pstticoats, values 50 and So from
store OF Joseph Chrustowski
Fischrupp and New York avenue ana
TWO shirts OF about $500 apiece from
The store OF Paul Yancek In the slo-
wax Dom building
Nhs onloer INST the men on the street
with oupdie and suspecting them.
TOOK them to the police station. The
erRcle WIS opened and the men claim
&c to have bought the goods at the
srere OF Mrs. MLhalco on IndIanepoltE
Boulevard. Investigation proved this
20 be not true. After Considerable de-
tsofive work Meksini found the men
20 have been in tho Chrustowslyi and
fsncek stores. At both places the
rroprietors said. "Tes they were IN
When shown the tags they recognized
thsir own markings and went 10 the
police station where they identihod
tAsfr soods. The sickness OF thess
men have been demonstrated One
makes attempt at purchases while the
others help themselves. The daughter
OF Mr. Chrustowski said she stood not
ten feet away from the Mexican ana
watched him continuously. He wols q
large rain coat which he must have
rut them under. but she can't see for
the hfs of her where he got those
skirts without her seeing him
About two weeks sgo Mr.. Chrust-
owski lost about $500 worth of trous-
ers from HE store. which he couldn't
account for and which in all probabUi-
ties went IN the same way Business
men had better be prepared for they
are shrewd. Dave Flicker's tip that
they had taken something being when
no heard the click OF their suit case.
Parala and Nastewsis are being held
~ the local station pending their trial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-16

John picked out the Westminster
Presbyterian church, in Pone de Leon
avenue. and finding the door closed
broke through the window. He was
charged with burglary
The church ianitor found John peace
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-16

fully sleeping on the rostrum. using a
Bible for pillow and the altar ciotn
for blankets. Tightly ciutehed IN his
riSht hand was q monkey wrench. Call
Officers Anderson and Newport ar
rested him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-16
FINDS YOUTH ASLEEP
IN CHURCH WITH
BIBLE FOR PILLOW

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ATLANTA, Ga--BecRuse he was tir-
I'd and hungry John Folds, negro
boy seventeen years old, went 20
church one night recently and remain
I'd to sleep. he told the police But