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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
MISS WILLIS GIVEN
CHARGE Of NURSING
WORK IN SCHOOLS
MISS WILLIS
OTTAWA GIRL Is SELECTED TO
TAKE OVER WORK LEFT UN-
FINISHED BY THE DEATH OF
MRS. TERRANCE CONNOLLY.

Miss Edith Belle Willis, formerly of
This city, who IL now acting as head
nurse at the Wuukegan hospital under
Miss Elizabeth Asseliine, was appoint
ed nurse Of the public schools last
evening at the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Board of Education. Miss
Willis will fiji the vacancy made by
the death OF Mrs. Margaret liucGley
COnnelly, who suecumbed to an attack
Of pneumonia about ten days ago.
Miss Willis viii assume her new
duties next Monday morning. She
will have charge Of the hygiene ella IS
in the school and will carry ON all
the general duties OF Il school nurse.
She Is n graduate Of the Ottawa town.
ship high school and Of the Nurses
Training school OF Ryburn Memorial
hospital Before entering the hos,
pital she vas employed as Il teacher
In the cOuniry schools Of the county
lor one year, and is well qualified to
ill the position.
The post is practically 4 new one,
created by the Board of Education
during the summer. Miss I.Ona"
Jacks was the FIRST nurse appointed
to the position. Before the upcniuE Of
The school year she became iii and
was unable to ill hor contract. Mis-
Marie McNiah0, succeeded Miss Jacks
but after teaching for Il lew weeks
was stricken with typhoid fever and
i'll for months. In tn" late fail she
rendered her resignation.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
AVERAGE PAY OF LA
SALE co. TEACHERS
ANNOUNCED AS S745

The average salary paid to teachers
i'm I2 Sale County is S74J.3S. accord
ing TO sta iStics complied at the otlic,
of Francis G.. Blair state superintond
ent Of public instruction.
The figures show that in oigh
counties OF the state the average sal.
airy is higher than in This county
while in nine y.jhree counties the
~ eraeo is lower.
The counties in which the average
salary is higher are. Cook, $1332SS:
Adams, $S4%16; Dupage, $S05.96,
Kane, SS5571, Logan $7S3.65; Peoria
$H3114; WiIl $NG9,49; Winnebago
SSf9.3J.
Wayne County has the distinction
of paying the smallest average wage
S@I5.31.
The figures reveal that the average
salary to men teachers in La Sale
County is $l,42%4i, and the average
Tor women teachers is $G15.32 There
are sixty men teachers in he cuuuty
ana 3lb women teachers
Tho actual amount of salaries
earned by men teachers during the
year l1lS.lA was SS5,T06.35. and the
total for women teachers $50, 0G3.4 40.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
WORK OLD FRAUD BUT
GET 2 MILLION RUBLES


VIENNA NleHhd money DTok'i
other day IN a poiltltai pio' 10 OBTAIN
control OF the kranlan legation mere
me story as WORKED out pY the po-
ice IS as good as play.
ne S'heile was lhe laiillIlaf 'ollli'
dence game OF ihdncIh9 the broker TO
Violate me law ana OF Seizure Oh the
money ~ CRIMINALS dlsSulSed as Eehd
aflheS-
y supposed hFailiah general re
Gently arrived IN N'enia ana engage
Wlth a mOheI broker 10 buE up 10 =
oHo,'oo ruhleS. II IS lIIesal IN austria
TO deal III foreign money or 10 nave II
IN private possession, ana all lofeigh
eNcilaHSe II doie through authorized
Dahks. re ilVeo ana cohdUcleo ms
BUSINESS III motel
on the appointed afternoon pNt a
NIUE aHead oil tliIIe' man III thr
uhlloill Oh kralilah 'olo!lei cdlleu
on lie broker anu aaluIiHS Sdiu he
haa come lor Nehefdl money
lheE sat down TO table to checK
the money, Wfeh the doof was open
ca ana Two gehdafhes walked III ana
placed polh uilueF arrest on lne
charge OF possessing ana aeallhs III
lorelsh money.
me ofoheF begged anu protested
ana llAalIy was lold TO appear IN
court 'he next ua|' ms record pelhs
taken win the greatest care ana par
ucuIarS. bui the toioileIS protests
were uhaVai'ihs. re S,orllea ana m
NDEFU ms natlOnalltN III VAN. me
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
PROPOSE KNOCK OUT
FOR INDUSTRIAL. BOARD

Springfield, Feb. 4 Adjustment of
the state industrial commission and
the enactment Of a new employers
law were proposed today in the Hi
nois constitution convention by Del
egate Wryer of iiillsboro. The pro.
posal provides that all questions as
10 damages under the liability act
would be tried in courts OF record, in
stead OF the state industrial court.
The convention met for one hour this
morning and adjourned.
Committee considerations Of pro
posals will continue this afternoon.
Six proposals were submitted today
including one by Delegate Seaman of
Peru, which provides remedy for
any individual "deprved Of any in
come. office. franchise, license, priv
ilege, civil or political right" by any
act OF executive and administrative
officers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
COL UMBUS LETTER
IN NEWS EXHIBIT

Berlin--A letter written by Column
bus regarding the discovery OF Amer.
lea, newspaper dated 1898 which re.
cords the discovery of Brazil. and
many other century-old exhibits are
to be features of an exhibition being
organized by the German Museum Of
Books and Manuscripts in LepSig re-
lating to the historical development. OF
the newspaper. The exhibits will in
dictate the growth OF newspaper max
ing from its 18th century beginning
down to the appearance Of the weekly
newspapers and to the achievements
of the 18th and 10th centuries.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
VALLEY ASKS HUNDRED
MILLIONS FOR ROADS

Chicago. FEB. IA campaign TO Sc
cure an appropriation of 100000 r0D
from Congress to be spent during the
next four year in cooperation with
the various states for good roads was
launched today by the Mississippi Val
le,' state highway departments. At Il
conference yesterday to organization
also adopted resolutions condcmniny
any plan by which the federal high
way commission might build roads
without state cooperation.
Other resolutions protested against
propaganda carried on by the Amer
lean Automobile Association and Other
motor interests" to lower motor We
hiCle license fees.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
The National CITY Bank

Has opened up its Income Tax De
partment. in charge of Mr. Axel Hell.
berg. to assist all of its customers and
the people of Ottawa and vicinity in
making out their returns. which must
be in the office of the Collector of In
ternal Revenue by March 10TH
There will be no charge for this
service. Bring with you the items o..
your income and expenses, which is
necessary to make out your report.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
YOunu Pennle'e Ninht

Rev. n. II. Wilson, who is conduct
ing the revival at the Illinois Avenue
church. preached powerful sermon
last night from the text. Cast the net
on the right side of the snip and w
shall find John 2l:G Tonight viii
be young peoples night" and the
evangelist will preach special ser.
mon for the young people. A cordial
invitation il extended to all.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
Vegetable Leather.

The japanese grow "A plant which
furnishes Il sort of vegetable leather.
IT is n pretty shrub called the "mirsu-
mata,' and its inner bark, after going
through certain processes is convert
ed into Il substance a9 tough As .'renCh
Kid, So transparent that one can ul-
most sec through it, ana as smooth
and soft us calfsiin.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04

officers and others charged with var
iOus war oitenses.
Wallace Refuses to Talk.
Paris, Feb. Hugh C. Wallace
the American Ambassador who at
tended the meeting said afterwards
that he had no statement to make
regarding it,
II was made known that an official
cOmmunique would be issued after
the second meeting Of the council
which was set for $50 O'Clock this
evening.
800 Names on List.
Paris. Feb EYtraditiOn Of S9j
Germans accused of violations Of the
, laws Of war is demanded in the list
handed Kurt Won lersner, German
charge d'aidires here, By Paul Du-
ia 4, secretary Of the peace confer
ence. last night.
England demands ninetY-seYen for
trial, France and Belgium 334 each,
ally twenty-nine, Poland fifty-seven.
I Rcumania forty-onc and and Serbia
four The names OF Germans com.
rised in the first list AGAINST whom
charges are preferred By all the allied
nations are included in the above fig
ures.
Ambassadors IN Session.
Paris, Feb, 4 The allied council o'
ambassadors was called into extra
ordiuarJ session today to discuss the
situation created by the resignation
Of Baron Kurt Won G.cr5ncr, head Of
the German mission here The ses-
sion was held in the French foreign
Office.
The amba sSadors council has cor
iirmed it's decision not to publish the
names Of those Germany i asked II
surrender bat il Is possible to say
I that in addition TO those atrc1d' re-
ported as being ON the lst are the
following: Field Marshal Alexander
H. Il. N0g tlncR, commander OF lie
right wing OF the German army in its
advance Oh pagia in 1911, General
Baron Won Mantetufrl German mill
tarF commaudor t. loHraiH, Belgium,
in l9li; Field Marshal Won B0elp",
commander Cl the second GermaH
ann, General Stenger, commander
of the FRA German infantry brigade,
Gee raj Won Tcsma, former governor
Of Luxembourg; the Neimoycr Broth
rra, one a captain, who were accused
in l9tN OF mistroating British prison
el5 G. war Major Won Guprs and
Lieut.. Werner; Captain Max Nalcn,
timer and Captain forstner eUbmar.
inc commanders, Baron Won der
Lanckpn, former military governor Of
+ IruSseis, Admiral Won CapeiI",
former head Of the German admiralt "
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
Notice

The d. A. Il. meeting which was Ia
be held Thursday afternoon has been
postponed indefinitely on account of
the influenza.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04

Said the faoetious rcllcr, THE most
dangerous part abour these hodup
men is thar they VIII also knock
man down
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04

There is in the heart Of woman such
n deep Wen Of love that no age can
freeze -EuIWer-I.ytton
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-04
HUN ENVOY QUITS
BEFORE TAKING LIST
tCOnt!l.ueI from page H.

officers and others charged with var
iOus war OitenSes
Wallace peFucpe tn Tall
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13

i'de la Monte Carfnelo, asistiendo a
elias numerosos devotos.
En- las que Sc llevan efecto en- Ia
ciudad, Intervene una orquesta, por 10
que estos seryicios religiosos resultan
mas soleinnes.
La generosa sefi0rita Mefcedita.
Serralles, ACADIA de hacer .otro dona-
two. Esta vez flie objet6 de ID magma
nimidad de la distinguitla benefaeto-
ra poncela, la Asocidci0R de Enpled-
dos dc Concrete, de Ponce, que reel
bio un cheque de ciento veinticinco
dolares para que los detiique a fines
instructiEos.
Presenta alguna nejorfh en- la en-
fermedad que lie retiene en- CANA pu-
so en- peligro su vida, el apreciahle
veeino don Candido Matias, encua-
dernador que disfruta en- ests conIlini
dad de grandes Y merecidas conside-
raciones.
Nos satisfara poder annnciar su Gu
raci0n Y restablecimiento.
Con objeto de pasar cuatro Gin
co Ineses EN- ell Norte, ha embarcado pa
ra New York, ell apreciable Revdo.
Philo w. Drury, pastor de la Iglesia
He,naGsos Unidos de Cristo, estable-
cida EN- esta ciudad, en- la calle Mari
ma, esquina Jobo.
Deseamosle como a SUI distinguida
familia, que lie acompaiia, todo g6nero
de satisfacciones mientras est6n lejos
de nosotros.
Los policfas Marcial Rivera Die
go Rosario arrestarOn Ell ell barrio
Cuatro Gales la vecina Maria Ii
dia Allende, para denunciarla como
presunta autora de la sustracci6n de
$1,000 del poder de Jose Figueroa;; !;
habi6ndose recuperado $14S2, de que
no habfa dispuesto la Allende.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13
INFORMAClON DEL SUR
E Editor de la Retranca, tiene un disgusto personal
pOr cuestiones poiticas sss 4@9

Ponce. Julio IL. Molestad0 el seiier
Arturo Prats, Comisionado de Hacien-
da, porque en- el peri6dico La Retya't-i
ca, afiliado al Partido Republican,,
Sc lie aludfa festivamente diciendO
que ocuparfa la segu1idG base de un
team de baseball que Sc organizarfa
con los altos fancionarios de la Admi-
nistraci0n Municipal busc0 al editor
de dicho voeero polftico, el sefior Car
los @. Giorgetti~y lIevandoselo en- iin
coche hasta la salida de esta eiidad
para san Juan, aver a medic dfa.
tuyo un disgusto personal con este
ly1ltimo
En- el s;anto Asilo de Dainas, IA
neciQ fnespefadainente, antier, el tft.
dadano continental Mr.. John James
Backett, mayortlonlo del yapor iiarioS
nal, Moatoso.
Dfcese que Backett, estaba muy su-
dado Y penetr6 en- la nevera del bar
co, perdiendo instantaneamente el co
lnocimiento. Sc lie trajo POGO despties
i al Asilo de Damas, v allf muri6 horas
mas tarde; siendo eInbalsamado y
trasladado al vapor citado, para lie-
varlo a Estados Unidos v entregarlo
a sus familiares.
Ell policfa FelipAD Gir6n, arrest6
a Zoilo Torres, para sindicarle como
autor de la sllstracci6n de una yegua,
propiedad de don Jests Torres, vecino,
del barrio Guaraguaos, animal que
Zoilo Sc apropi6 llevandoro Adjuntas
v vendi6ndolo por $40.
Aver tarde Sc di6 cristiand sepul-
! tura en- ell Cementerio Civil de esta
ciudad, al cadaver de la estimable jo-
! ven Felfcita Garcia Rodriguez, hija
de. los apreciables yecinos don Agapito
iy doia Petra, la que murio el dfa ante
rior en- Gnanica, donde residfa v de
donde trajeron su eadaver para sepul-
/ tarlo aduf.
Descanse ,en la paz del Sefior re-
ciban sus apenadOs familiares nuestro
! sentido p6same.
La tarde del yiernes chocaron ell
auto No. X-4-2, propiedad de la Union
/: Comercial, guiado por el joven Frank
0. Sheaf, con un caro- de mano, de
dos ruedas, que manejaba Cris6stomo
Cruz. resultando rota una rueda de
este 1ltimo yehfculo.
Segdn investigation de la policfa, ell
accidente fue de origen casual.
Ell policfa Manuel Alomaf, ha de-
tenido a Tomas Garcia para denuneiar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13

le como aitor del hurto de un panta-
lon una camisa del patio de la casa
del yecino Alfonso Feliciano.
H Trio InternacionaL que nos
ha trafio el aplaudiyo comico-bufo
cubano Raul del Monte, esta trabajan
do con 6xito en- el Cine Miramar, de
Ia Playa; y 81 exeelente cuadro Los
H'ridaefos, organizatlo por el maestro
J. Pastor Torres, nos anuncia para es-
ia noche en- el Teatro Broadway, una
hagnifca velada, poniendo en- escena
las lindfsimas obras del genero espa-
mol La Real Cana y El Puaao de Ro5
EsdS.
Se encuentra nuevamente entire
nosotfos, luego de haber pasado una
cofta temporada de vacaciones en- Es-
tados Unidos, Ia bella sefiorita Paqui-
ia Sapia, que forina parte del cuerpo
de enpleados de la Sucursal del Ro-
val Bank Of Canada en- esta. .ciudad.
Nos satisface viyamente poder ano-
tar su regreso, mucho mas cuando
sabenos que viene llena de salud Y
leontenta.
Quemandose un, pedazo del piso
~ alglinas tablas de uno de los setos,
Sc registr6 la nocIe del viernes tilti-
mo lln incendio en- una casita encla-
vada EN- el lugar llamado La Boc0,
de la Playa, perteneciendo d la veci-
ma Epifania Roman, incAdio que no
tom6 mayores proporciones debido a
la rapidez con que algunos. habitantes
, de adtiella barriada. acudieron con la
tas Y lograron, dominar las llamas.
-Mafana por la noche en- La Plaza
Mufioz Rivera dara una conferencia el
conocido orador Lcdo Adolfo Medina
Gonzalez, teniendo como tema para
ella la vida Y obras de Castelar,.
at--Por disposition del Departamento
de Justieia Insular, ha salido con des-
tino a HumacaO ell estimable joven don
Francisco Rodriguez, taqufgrafO que
durante algin tempo presto servicio
como tai en- ell Tribunal de este dis
trito, captandosN el aprecio general
por sus dotes de caballerosidad su
puntualidad en- ell cumplimiento de sus
obligaciones.
FL. joven Rodriguez es de la MADEIRA
de los que triunfan nOblemente, por
sus merecimientOs.
-Tanto Ell la fglesia Parroduial CO.
mo en- la Iglesia del poblado de Ia Pla
4 va, vier1ense celebrando Aovenas en-
! honor de Nuestra Sonora de la Virgen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13
-
AuIi|iO MudIO

Entradas: Antonio, Forteza Munta-
ner, de Humacao; Cesar M. Ortiz
Colon, de Cayey.
Salidas: Francisco Arabia Domin-
guez, de Santurce; Leopoldo Castriz
Hon Ochoa, de San Juan; Nicolas Al
varez Santos, de Santurce; Jose del
Llano Alvarez, de Bayam6n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
ORGAN RECITAL TO BE
For BENEFIT OF SCHOOL

The organ recital TO be given by
Pietro Yon Thursday. April %, at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Graham dcNary VIII be under the
auspices Of the woman's board OF the
FL Paso school for Girls, and the
proceeds viii 90 TO the furnishing
and Improvement fund Of this long
esta blished and progressive Fl Paso
institution Ar and Mrs AcNary
not only give the use Of their beautl-
full home for the recital, but they
are insuring the utmost artistic sue
cess Of the recital by bringing noted
specialists IN pipe organs from CALI
fornia TO see that the magnificent
instrument is kept in perfect order
for the masters use
had the benefit OF the best instruc-
tion that country provides. He was
brought from Rome by one or the
leading churches Of New York after
he had made his name famous BY MS
work as composer, and by MS success
full leadership in the musical eslap-
lfshment OF the vatican and the royal
church in the capital OF Italy
Recent New York and Chlcago re-
citaIs Of Mr. You have called forth
most enthusiastic praise from the
musical critics Of those cities They
an speak OF his wonderful pedaling
the organ in the McNary home IS
narticularly adapted 70 bring out the
varied technical skill OF the orEanlst-
Music lovers viii not fail 10 re-
serve the ed for an evening OF eN-
ceptfoual artistic enjoyment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
DANDY FEATURES THE MlILUSG'
THIS WEEK WELL PRESENTED

FL Paso should be congratulated
and in the same breath criticised Sc
verely. Friday night IN the high
school auditorium the FL Paso Munici-
pal thea ter presented The Mollusc, q
three-act comedy. the second per
Torrance arranged by the municipal
organization, in such a splendid man
ner that the city is 70 be congratu-
lated on having q group OF indl-
viduals equal to the performance The
criticisms should be because so few
appreciative citizens attended to en-
courage those who took part in the
performance.
'sThe Mollusc.r written by Hubert
Henry Davies. a popular playwright.
was directed by Miss Dorothy Lack
land and Miss Beatrice Stiles both
Fl Pasoaus, who deserve a great deal
Of credit for their endeavors. which
showed not only in the work OF the
cast but in the arrangement OF the
stage. which had an air OF complete
ness usually associated only with the
professional stage
The east comprised four people
well selected All did splenoidly and
honors were wen divided
Miss Helen Board. as the mollusc,
who eNerts herself to do nothing. act
ed with the confidence and assurance
OF a professional she has a charm
ing personality and a pleasing voice
and took the role OF the languid. list
less, helpless woman quite cleverly-
Ernest vs.. Jordan. as the HUSBAND
o. the mollusc. was splendid in the
Characterization OF the husband who
was timid and afraid OF his wife, yet
who felt the absurdity Of his posi-
ton and every once in awhile tried
to be firm and gain his place as mas
ter OF his own house
Miss LENA Robinson. as goyerness
In the home OF the mollusc and her
husband. won the sympathy and love
Of the audience from the first Miss
Robinson. who IS an exceedingly
charming young woman, was especial
" well adanted 20 the characteriZa-
ton OF a conscientious young girl
successful in pleasing everybody but
herself. She is the type OF wholesome
iovable girlishness the author must
have had in mind in creating the
character
Harry Van Horne brother OF the
mollusc. who has Just returned to
England from Colorado. and who falls
in love with the pretty governess. IS
presented q character OF a clean cut
type and took the role cleverly-
All the members OF the cast acted
with a confidence and assurance that
is remarkable in amateur players
A. 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
ReoeaIs Frightful Night
Life Along the Strand

London. Eng. April 1U.-Startllne
revelations regarding night coudi-
tons along the Strand are made By
Miss Wary. who. as sister Thelms.'
has been engaged in rescue work
Four hundred undesirable women
are known to frequent the Strand
which is less than a mile long, she
declares. On a single evening she
counted 80 Of them, and half were
under II years OF age
Restaurants where intoxicants are
sold, she holds. are the beginning OF
the downfall Where girls win not
visit an ordinary bar or pub" they
have no objection TO being taken 70
q restaurant
The pr0viso that drinks are sold
only with food Miss Wary brands as
q subterfuEs- In one restaurant she
reports seeing a girl have a glass OF
beer. two port wines and four liQuers
with only enc small cake
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
ResomcefuI Merchant
Gets His Thread Order

Lincoln. III. April 1o-John Lutz
r.. is a resourcefuI mercantile dealer
here. Lutz had been irving for sew
eral months TO secure thread from 2
st Louis jobbing house The thread
market was really threadbare, least
wise. so the iobbers said when Lutz
got but IS dozen spools from an
order calling for 1902 dozen After
three or four Of such alotments Lutz
scratched his head and sat down and
penned this note 70 the jobber: Gus
toner here expecting baby next
month. Unable sew for prospective
infant because inability buy thread
Please rush full amount order Il
brought this reply. we have your
most unusual favor and under the
extenuating circumstances. and in
view OF the bare facts before US, we
have robbed several customers Of
their righrfui needs on cid orders q
give you preference over every requi-
sition in the house" But Lutz was
not satisfied. When the shipment
came he sent this wire 70 the joboer
1t was tripiets- We need more
thread"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
ABDOMINAL TU3IOR WEIGHING
100 POUNDS IS REMOVED

Navajoa. Sonora. Mex. April lot
Is believed that here has been per-
formed one Of the most wonderful
surgical operations ever known Il
was removal Of an abdominal tumor
Weighing 100 pounds. from the body
OF a woman whose weight. when re-
lieved. was little more than that Of
the tumor. The operation vas per-
formed by a visiting Italian surgeon.
DR.. Z. A d. Collelo. and is attested
by three photographs OF the several
stages Of his work Entire success
appears TO have attended the opera
ton. the patient now being reported
rallying well, with recovery as
sured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Breaks Into City Jail;
Mysterious Man Vdnishe,

Topeka, kan. April Io-Henry Dau-
man, known as the man OF mystery
who broke into jail" has departed for
parts unknown.
The city Jail became home" 70
Bauman when he was found in the
act Of throwing brick through e
store window.
Upon finishing a light sentence
Bauman. who showed himself to be q
willing worker. asked to be allowed
10 remain At the lookup permanently.
This was granted The only word
ever spoken by Bauman during his
stay at the Jail, officers say, was
hungry"