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Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-02
ORDNANCE NO. 1875.

AN ORDINANCE CALLlNH a
SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD
IN THE CITY OF Ell CENTRO ON
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1920, (TOGETHER WITH
THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TION PROVIDED BY LAW TO BE
HELD ON SAID DAY IN SAID CITY
FOR THE PURPOSE OF VOTING
FOR AND EXCITING MEMBERS OF
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
SAID CITY,, AND SUBMITTING TO
THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF SAID
CITY THE FOLLOWING PROPOSE
TIONS. TO-WIT:
/. THE PROPOSITION OF IN
CURING A BONDED INDEBTED
NESS IN THE SUM OF ONE HUN
DRED NINETY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS (s195,000) FOR THE
PURPOSE OF ACQUIRING, CON-
lSTRUCTING AND COMPLETING BY
SAID CITY OF Ell CENTRO OF A
CERTAIN REVENUE-PRODUCING
MUNICIPAL / m ROVE NJ E n I,
NAMELY: MUNICIPAL WATER
WORKS AND WATER SYSTEM FOR
THE PURPOSE OF FURNISHING
AND SUPPLYING WATER TO THE
CITY OF Ell CENTRO AND THE
INHABINTANTS THEREOF IN
CLUDING FOR SUCH PURPOSE
THE ACQUISITION OF LANDS.
| WATER RIGHTS, RIGHTS OF WAY
AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF
AQUEDUCTS, DITCHES, CANALS.
RESERVOIRS, DlSTRIB u tt n 6
SYSTEM. PUMPING AND PURIFI-
CATION PLANTS AND OTHER
| WORKS NECESSARY THEREFOR:
i 2. THE PROPOSITION OF IN
i ICURKING A BONDED INDEBTED
NESS IN THE SUM OF TWENTY
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
(s28. 8.0O0) FOR THE PURPOSE OF
; ACQUIRING, CONSTRUCTING ANIL
lCOMPLETING BY SAID CITY OF
lei CENTRIC OF A CERTAIN MU.
Il INICIPAL IMPROVEMENT, NAME.
I LY: A CONCRETE LINING OF THE
SETTLING BASINS OF THE PRES
ENT WATER SYSTEM OF SAID
CITY OF Ell CENTRO:
3. THE PROPOSITION OF IN.
NESS IN THE SUM OF FIFTEEN
THOUSAND is DOLLARS lsl5: 5:oo0)
lFOR THE PURPOSE OF ACQUIR-
ING, CONSTRUCTING AND COM
lPLErING BY SAID CITY OF Ell
lCENTRO OF A CERTAIN MUNICH
PAL IMPROVEMENT, NAMELY: A
MUNICIPAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
FOR THE PURPOSE OF SIGNAL
ING TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
OF SAID CITY WHEN IT'S SERV-
ICES MAY BE NEEDED FOR THE
REIMBURSEMENT OF FIRE:
PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF BONDS FOR EACH OF THE
PURPOSES AFORESAID AND FOR
THE LEVY OF A TAX FOR THE
PAYMENT OF SAID BONDS, DE-
SCRIBING AND DESIGNATING
THE ELECTION PRECINCTS AND
POLLING PLACES AND APPOINT
ING ELECTION OFFICERS FOR
SAID ELECTION:
The Board of Trustees of the City
of FL Centro do ordain as follows:
Section /. Whereas the Board of
Trustees of the City Of FL Centre at
an adjourned regular meeting of said
Board held on the goth day of March,
1920. by vote of two-thirds of all its
members duly passed and adopted
resolution determining that the public
interest and public necessity Of the
City of III Centre and the inhabitants
thereof demand the acquisition, con-
struction and completion by said City
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the office of the City Treasurer of the
City of Ell Centre at said city in the
County of Imperial, State Of Califor-
MIA, on day and date to be hereafter
fixed in said bonds until the whole
principal has been paid. The interest.
on said bonds shall be paid semi-an-
nually at the same place, one OF such
semi-annual payments in each year be-
ing made at the date of the payment
of the annual installment OF the prin-
cipal of such Indebtedness as afore-
I said; said Indebtedness to be evidenced
bby bonds and proper coupons attached
thereto. separate coupons being at
stached to each bond for each semi-an-
snual payment of interest to become due
on said bonds, and such bonds shall be
issued in such denominations or de-
nomination as the Board of Trustees
of said city shall determine in accord
ance with law; said bonds shall be
signed by the president of the Board
of Trustees of said city and shall be
countersigned by the City Clerk Of said
c;tv The coupons of said bonds shall
be numbered consecutively and signed
by the Treasurer.
SECTION XIII. That for the pur-
pose of paying the principal and IN
terest on said bonds the Board OF
Trustees shall at the time OF liking the
general tax levy and in the manner
for such general tax levy PROVIDED,
levy and collect annually each year un-
til said bonds are paid or until there
shall be sum in the treasury OF SAID
city set apart for that purpose to meet
all sums coming due for principal and
interest on such bonds, tax suffl-
cient to pay the annual interest on
such bonds and also such part OF the
principal thereof as shall become due
before the fixing of the next genera
tax levy. Said taxes shall be in ad-
dition to all other taxes levied TO,
municipal purposes and shall be col
lected at the same time and in the
same manner as other municipal take:
are collected, and be used for no othel
purpose than the payment OF salt
bonds and accruing interest.
SECTION XIV. The polls shall b.
open at 900 o'clock A. M. of the da!
Of election and shall be kept open unit
700 P. M. of the same day when tn
polls shall be closed; provided, how
ever, that if at the hour of CLOSING
; there are any other voters at the poll
ing place or in line at the door, VIII
are qualified to vote and have not beel
able to do so since appearing. the poll
shall be kept open sufficient time t
allow them to VOTE But no one VIII
, shall arrive at the polling place afte
TOO o'clock in the afternoon shall b
entitled to vote although the polls ma,
be open when he arrives.
SECTION XIV. The ballots to b
? used at said election shall be printe
| in the manner and form prescribed b
tlaw and upon said ballots the said pro
position of mourning bonded indebted
: ness shall be printed respectively i
: the following form: ...
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH


Expressing their JOY on the glad
Easter day the members of the First
Baptist church will observe the day
with delightful music, and sermons
The program of the day follows:
Morning worship, ii a. m.
"Praise God From Whom All Blessings
Flow" Congregation.
WoraiaG Nership IL n. N.
"Praise God from Whom All Blessings
Fiow-Congregatio
Invooatiou-Minister.
Breaks the Joyous Easter Dawn
Chfldren's Chorus.
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Our Hearts Are Glad on Ea
Morn"-Niss Mary Thomas.
Baptism.
The urrecticn"-Herbert Thomas.
Violin Solo-Miss whiitemore.
Serman-Rev. Walter S. Reed.
Lords supper.
Benediction.
Evening Service 40 p. N.
Song Service-Congregati
Easter Bells Today Are Ringing
Children's Chorus.
Scripture and Prayer.
Joy Bells"-Solo. Miss Henderson.
Solo-Mr. Hughes.
Sermon Heaven, The Christian s
Home, walter s. Reed. :
Solo-"Chrst Arose, Herbert TIL oma 5
The Sunday school will have a
special and appropriate Easter service
IT the regular Sunday school hour,
S:45 q. m.
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ST. MARY'S CHURCH

Saturday, April 3rd, will SEQ the
culminafion Of the solemn services OF
HOLY Week, which are being cohouSt-
Cd At st. Hary's Catholic church this IS
throughout the world. in eomme ia I'M !,
GRAFTON of the death and resurrection
The ceremonies of Holy saturday
The pascal candle, which is symbol
~ The risen Savior. the Light OF the
world. On this day also is pressed
With solemn rite the Font at wnich
into the church. On Holy saturday,
he church put. on her robes OF
hrirhtness. and joy; the altars are
dAcCrated anew: the candles are re-ht
and the bells of tho church peal rorth
their triumphant message OF the res
On Easter Sunday, April 4, two
pubiic Masses will be celebrated at ST.
Mary's church. at each OF whlon
sermon on the Resurrection OF Christ
a VISITING priest The $50 Mass will
be a solemn Mass at which the
faithful may receive Holy Commun
ism. Confessions will be heard one
hsur before this Mass. The choir VIII
render Giorza's Fifth Mass, consistin
Al the offertory the traditional hymn
in honor of Mary, the mother of the
savior, will be sung.
The choir of St Aarys consists OF
Yosel, Drumm. Emenaker and Mrs. H
r. cripps; and Messrs. Erzinger
Aertel and Patton.
The Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin
rector of the Catholic cathedral oi
Denver. and Rev Walter A. Grace o.
Mary's church during the Easter cele
bration.
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EASTER MUSICAL
PROGRAMS
CONTINUED from page one)

The strangers spending the day in this
city are also invited to come and en-
Joy this splendid program with us.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Awake Thou That Sleepest An
Easter Anthem.
Selection from The Easter Alleiuia .
Baritone Solo-B- F. Enyeart.
Alto Solo-Miss Cora Nuffer.
Evening
DAY Of Wonder, Day Of Gladness'
The Methodist choir will attend the
dedication of the Seeley church in the
afternoon.
Special sermons by the pastor, Rev.
s. A. Palmer.
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Proposition 1: Shall the City
of Ell Centre incur a bond
ed debt in the sum of One
Hundred Ninety-five Thou
sand Dollars ($195, ,OOO) for
the purpose of acquiring.
constructing and complet- !
ing a certain revenue-pro-
ducing municipal improve
ment, to-wit: municipal
water works and water sys-
tenn of said city for the
purpose of furnishing and
supplying water to the City
of Ell Centre and the in
habitants thereof including
for such purpose the acqui-
sition of lands, water
rights, rights of way and
the construction of aque-
ducts, bitches, canals, res
r. ervoirs, distributing sys-
TEN. pumping and purifi-
cation plants and other
works necessary therefor?
Proposition 2: Shall the City
of Ell Centro incur a bond
. ed debt in the sum of Twen-
ty-eight Thousand Dollars
($28,OOO) for the purpose
of acquiring. constructing
and completing, a. certain
municipal Improvement, to-
wit: a concrete lining of
. the settling basins of the
present water system of
said City Of Ell Centre?
Proposition 3: Shall the City
of Ell Centre incur a bond
ed debt in the sum of Fiji
teen Thousand Dollars,
($15,000) for the purpose
of acquiring, constructing
and completing a certain
municipal Improvement, to-
wit: a municipal fire alarm
system for the purpose of
signaling to the fire depart
ment of said city when its
services may be needed for
the extinguishment of fire?
SECTION XVI. Any qualifi,
NAV vote at said election in
any or all of said propositi'
stamping a (X) on his ballot
voting square after the printe
Eyes" following the propositio
voted upon, and any qualife
may vote at said election agai
or all Of said propositions by ST
a cross (X) after the printed
"No" following the propositio
voted upon.
The City Clerk is hereby aut
and directed to prepare and c
be printed on the proper kind Q
used at general elections in tn
of California. a sufficient nur
ballots for use of the voters
election. The number of said
to be so prepared shall be not le
ten for every eight or fraction {
electors registered in each elect
cinct, and III addition ten ball
each election precinct that h
than thirty registered electors.
SECTION XVII. That for t
pose of holding said election I
City shall be and is hereby divit
three election precincts and sal
election precincts are hereby
lished, the same being resp
described and designated as fol
All that part Of said City lyin
Of Main street and east of
street and all that part lying 8
Main street and east Of Fifth
shall constitute one voting
cinct, the same being consol
of the regular election precinct
bers one and five as established
County of Imperial for holding
general state and county electi
for the purpose Of this election
s-.->
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r,RsT pREspYTERIAN CHURCH

Sixth and Orange SITS.
Order of Services, April 4. 1870, Easter
Services:
"He Has Risen
Easter program by the sunday schooi,
1880 o'clock.
Prelude-"Sanctus" ....-... Gounod
Doxology. Invocation
Lords Prayer. Gloria
Scripture Lesson.
Morning Prayer! Respons
Hymn-"The Day of Resurrection
Smart
Reception of New Members and Infant
Anthem-"rhe Resurrection. Shelley
Presbyterial Quartet
Offertory-"Traume Schumahh
Vocal Solo-"I Know That NY ke-
deemer Liyeth" Messiah tHandeD
Mrs. H. w. Brewer, Jr-
Sermon-.The Resurrection and The
Hymn-"Lift Up Your Voices Now
Knapp
Posflude-"The Heavens Are Telling
The Creation tHaydn)
Minister-George Albert Hartman
Music Director-Mrs. H. w. Brewer, Jr
Easter Decorations-Mr b T. Lem on .
Raster EevnInE Prai.e service .:s"
Prelude Largo" from Nerxes
Haendel
Anthem-"All Hail. Thou BLESSED Day
Hyhu Scripture Lesson
offertory-"Abide With Me" .Ashfor'
vocal Solo-"H osanna" Crane
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne
S.rmon-"Ths Road 10 Emmaus
TvHn' Benediction
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structed and completed and that tn,
cost thereof is and will be too great
to be paid out Of the ordinary annua
income and revenue Of said city; anc
Whereas the public interest and pub
lie necessity of the City Of FL Centre
and the inhabitants thereof demanc
the acquisition, construction. and com.
pletion Of said municipal Improvement
to-wit: said municipal fire alarm sys.
tenn for the purpose of signaling to the
fire department of said City when its
services may be needed for the extin-
guishment of fire, and it is the inten-
tion Of said Board of Trustees of said
City Of Ell Centre TO have said munich
pal improvement acquired, constructed
and completed, and
Whereas the estimated cost of &C.
QUESTION, construction and completion
Of said municipal improvement is the
sum Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars (s1b.-
00O) and such cost is and will be too
great to be paid out Of the ordinary
annual income and revenue of said
city;
SECTION ii. Now, Therefore. that
a special election be and the same is
hereby called to be held in said City of
FL Centre on Monday, the 18th day Of
April, 1920, together with the gen.
eral municipal election provided by
law and by this ordinance to be held on
said day for the purpose Of voting for
and electing three members Of the
Board Of Trustees of said city for the
term prescribed by law, for the pur.
pose Of submitting to the qualified
voters Of said city each of the afore-
said propositions Of incurring . bond
ed Indebtedness for the respective pur-
poses set forth in said resolution and
stated respectively.
SECTION III. That the objects and
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erdI LAX levy pTOVlueu. IcVy anu COI1tct
annually each year until said bonds
are paid or until there shall be sum
in the treasury of said city set apart
for that purpose to meet all sums COM
ing due for principal and interest on
such bonds, a tax sufficient to pay the
annual interest on such bonds and also
such part Of the principal thereof as
shall become due before the fixing of
the next general tax levy. Said taxes
shall be in addition to all other taxes
levied for municipal purposes and shall
be collected at the same time and in
the same manner as other municipal
taxes are collected, and be used for
no other purpose than the payment of
said bonds and accruing interest.
SECTION XII. That if the PROPOSE
tion Of mourning the bonded indebted
ness provided for in the last PROPOSE
tion hereinabove mentioned so submit
ted at such election received the re-
quisite number of votes, to-wit: two
thirds of the votes of the qualified
voters voting at such election, bonds
of said city in the amount of Fifteen
Thousand Dollars ($15,000) shall be
issued and sold for the purpose OF ac-
quiring, constructing and completing
municipal fire alarm system for the
purspose Of signaling to the fire de-
partment Of said city when its serv-
ices may be needed for the extinguish-
ment Of fire. Said bonds shall bear
interest at a rate not exceeding six
per centum Is per cent? per annum,
payable semi-annually and the prin-
cipal and interest thereof shall be pay
able in lawful money of the United
States of America. One fortieth G-40)
part of the principal Of said bonds
shall be paid each and every year at
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-13
2 BOYS HELD IN
HOME ROBBERY
Another Tries to Sell Cloth
ing-Gets in Bad.

James Hoskins, alias Smith, 20. AGO
North California street. and Earl Jones,
20, negro, S57 Cotton street, are under
arrest today charged with having entered
and robbed the home of Eugene Castle
man, $685. West Walnut street, the night
Of Dec. g.
Hoskins, the detectives say confessed
and both youths are charged with grand
larceny and burglary. He was arrested
while selling some clothing alleged to
have been stolen from Castleman's home
James Foster, %, of $50 North West
street, was arrested while attempting to
sell clothing which the police say was
stolen from the shop Of the Two Little
Tailors, 1l5 South Illinois street, where
$500 worth Of clothing was stolen.
Foster, who is charged with grand
larceny and burglary was given a sus-
pended sentence in Criminal Court some
months ago, the police say.
Roy Courtney, night Waterman at the
Central Supply Company, Senate avenue
and Merrill streets, discovered a man in
the office of the company early Sunday
The man jumped through the window
and ran. The prowler had opened the
outside door of the safe, which was IN
locked, but nothing was stolen
A. r. Thomas, No. The Alexander
Apartments Vermont and New Jersey
streets, told the police his home was
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sumption alone Kills 1000 annually and
pneumonia, dlphtheria, scarlet fever,
measles, typhoid fever, infantile diar-
rhea. etc, kill the remaining 5000.
'The 1900 collins required would
make a train load and the funeral pro-
cesslons, counting ten vehicles to the
procession, would reach from South Bend
to Cincinnati These figures could re
cut down one-fourth IL the Legislature
would do its duty, and the people would
give their cooperation.
people Of Indiana will let the cleo
trician do his work in the manner he
thinks best, but they wish their health
prevention carried on the way they wish
it done. And sometimes they do not
wish It done at all.
"One old man told me once, Il am 20
years old and I never seen a mlcrobs
aud I don't believe in EN-. Another
person, a woman, who, with her three
children, two of whom died, were down
with scarlet fever, told me 4 don't wish
your help for God brought me and my
Kids into this world and He will take
care of US"
Many Of tho members Of the Assem-
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bly, say they are in favor of the all-time
health OFFICER system If 1t doesn't cost
too much.
They will stand for economy which
very often is simply a Withholding which
causeth poverty. They do not know
there is a spending which bringeth an
increase"
The people Of Indiana spend each year
In sickness and death from preventable
diseases a sum which is three times the
cost of their entire State government, DR..
Hurry said. He says the new system of
disease prevention under the all-tims
health officer would cost no more than
the present system.
1.-THE State Board of Health urges the
people to stand up for the public health
and to urge their members Of the General
Assembly to work and to vote for all
measures intended to promote
health" Dr. Hurry says in his appeal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-13
Preachers to Fight
Menace of Movie

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dew. 13.-The
International Reform Bureau has singled
out the moving picture industry as one
of it's objects of attack.
DR.. Wilbur T. Crafts told his associ-
ates in the reform bureau here that the
first step in removing the menace of
the movie was an appeal for aid to the
Catholic Church, and, having secured
that, to crash into Congress backed by
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Gets $1,000 for Child

Special to The Times.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. Dec. 13.-The
case of Harry Virgins against the Union
Traction Company, which was''to have
been called for trial in the Circuit Court
Saturday, was compromised and dis
missed before the jury was empaneled.
Virgins was suing for damages on ac-
count of the death Of his child and by
the terms Of the compromise received
81, 800.
The child was killed several months
ago when runaway car on the traction
line jumped the track in the business
section in this city and plowed through
the courthouse yard.
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PUBLIC ASKED
TOGET BEHIND
HEALTH BILL
DR.. Hurry Says $4,000 HOLSTERS
Die Annually From Pre-
ventive Disease.
SCORES ASSENIBLYMEN

Branding the members OF the Indiana
Legislature as penny wise and pound
foolish for their refusal to pass legis-
lation which vii provide modern meth
ods Of disease prevention, DR.. J. N.
Hurry, secretary of the State Board OF
Health. has issued an appeal to the citi-
gems OF Indiana to get behind the bill
which would establish all-time health
officers, and to demand their represen-
tatives vote for 1t.
Ninety per cent Of the deaths caused
from preTentable diseases could be pre-
vented II the Legislature would do its
full daty, according to DR.. Hurry. The
legislature will do It's duty, he declares,
= the people will demand better health
laws, and will cooperate with the board
OF health In its efforts to stamp out dis
ease.
"PreTentable diseases cause 100000
cases Of sickness and u 600 deaths in In
diana each year." said DR.. Hurry. Con
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IFS Gotta StOpI

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 13.--The
annual report of the Humane Society
of western Pennsylvania says:
"a woman, apparently 80, called at
the office to ascertain If anything
could he done to stop abusive treat
ment of her mother.
"'How old is your mother?' she
was asked.
Eighty
"Who abuses herF"
"'Her father And he makes life
miserable for her.
land how old Is her
"'He is 101'"
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Woman's Assailant
Held, Police Claim
speciar to The Times.

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. 13-Howard
e. Little, %, is under arrest here,
charged with being the assailant of Mrs.
Sam Higgins, prominent woman Of
this city, who was attacked by a man
late Friday night when she was on her
way home. Her screams are said to have
frightened him away.
Little was arrested from the descrip-
tion given by the woman and Is said to
have made a confession, in which he ac-
cuses Howard Glore of Rushville being
his companion in the attack and the rob-
berry Of one home and an attempt to rob
another during last week.
Glore was arrested at Rushville and
brought here Sunday afternoon. He de-
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Thugs Raid Gamblers

CLEVELAND, Dec. 13.-Seven armed
and masked thieves held up two card
games in q Woodland restaurant late last
night, lined up hfteen players and spec
Tutors along the wall, stole more than
$1,000 In cash and jewelry and escaped.
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Kicked on Shin; Dead

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Arnold Krause. 8,
1884 Wabansia avenue, Is dead. supposed
Iy from the effects of blood poisoning.
The lad was kicked on the shin Dec.
by school companion. The wound be-
came infected
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every Christian church and reform or
ganization In the country.
That's the only way we ever will
defeat the 100000 slush fund the
movie men have come to Washington
with" DR.. Crafts said.
The Rev. Howard E. Clark of the Con-
gregationalist Church of Plainfeld, n. J.,
said they wanted to save the movies from
their present owners"
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MED all connection with the affair and
said he had not seen Little for ten days.
Little is said to have admitted that he
and Glore broke into the home Of Milton
Minton here The two men will have a
hearing today in Circuit Court
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CLEVELAND, Dec. 13.-An accident
credited. Patrolnan Kennedy with lac
arrest of a burglar, Kennedy fell into
a coal hole and landed on and knocked
the breath out of 'Jiggs" johnson,
police character.
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ACCUSED OF BUYING STOLEN CAI

ACCUSED OF BUYING STOLEN CAR.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 13.-John 1.
Lennard, owner Of Cigar store here,
who is under indictment for alleged
Illegal liquor sales, was arrested here
Saturday by Sheriff Glen V. Carr on a
charge Of knowingly receiving and pur-
chasing stolen automobile In Hamilton
Ohio. His arrest followed the confess
sion, it is said. of q member Of a gang of
automobile thieves who have been operat-
ing IN Dayton, Hamilton and Richmond
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entered by a burglar and that money and
jewelry amounting TO 500 was missing.