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Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
SPORTS ON CHANDLER NATAL DAY PROGRAM

CHANDLER, May 14. = Street sports especially for the boys and girls have been added to natal day celebration at Chandler, which is to be held next Tuesday. There will be bike races. potato races, pie eating contests. foot races for boys and girls, a 100-yard dash. fat and lean mems races, burro races. and other novelty events of interest. This part of the program will be staged on South Arizona avenue just south of the park, and will be the same as pre- viously announced.
 The volunteer fire department has been practicing hard for the race, which is to be pulled off just before the speaking program starts. The east side had a little the best of the preliminary contest, but the west side claims an alibi and thinks it will come out victor in the end
 Musser New Bank Director
 R. B. Musser, a clothing merchant of Chandler, was appointed to the board of directors of the First Ma tional bank to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of P. M James. Chandler Transfer Moved
 The Chandler Transfer has moved it's office to the Jacobson building west of the postoffice The building also will be occupied as a storeroom by the F. V. R. Cannery. The cleo trical shop will remain in the site or East Boston street. formerly occupied jointly by it and the transfer com pany.
 Conference
 pr. and Mrs. F. C. Jordan. Mir. anC Mrs. Fred Chelan and Charles Tate attended the evangelistic conference in Phoenix Thursday.
 Chandler Invited to Glendale L. E. Kingman. secretary of tho Glendale Commercial club, was ir town Friday and extended an invita- ton to the citizens of Chandler t, attend the Chicken Day. to be helC in Glendale, Friday, May 20. In Hay Business | P. M. James has opened an offic' | to conduct a general hay, grain apC 1 cotton business. Mir James ha, much experience along this line be fore entering the banking business His office and weighing yards are To cated north of the depot and soutl | of the Twohy highway setup.
 Moore Hubbard Weddinq | A supposed secret was brought t light this week, disclosing the fac that Miss Dorothy Moore. charm ing young teacher. has married A. + 1 Hubbard of the Fl Verjel ranch Tn ceremony took place in Tucson Sat urday.
 Mines in Town
 P. R. Mines and W H. Knox wer in town Friday looking into tn matter of deporting association Mex jeans from this district.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Produce

CHICAGO, May 14-Butter lower creamery extras. 30; rirsts. 25@ @27 + seconds, 1S@23; standards, 27% Eggs lower receipts, 27,0S4 cases; firsts, 21@21 F; ordinary firsts. 1Sd 19c; at mark. cases included, 20Q 20hc: standards, 21kc. Poultry alive. lower; fowls. soc; broilers, 4 G55c.
 Potatoes. old, slightly weaker; re- ceipts, cars: northern white, bulk S1.00M1.10 cwt-;o new. steady: Texas Triumphs. s4.25d4.50 cwt; Louisiana whites, $3.50.
 KANSAS CITY, ay i4-Eggs cent lower; firsts. 200; seconds, 15c. But ter and poultry unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Mercantile Paper

NEW YORK, May 14-Prime mer- cantile paper, 6& a1. Exchange steady; sterling. demand, s3.99% cables. s4.oo12; francs, demand sS.57 cables. ss.59; Belgium francs, de- mand. sS.57; cables. Ss.59; guilders demand. s36.35; cables, S36.30: lire demand, s5.60: cables. s5.62; marks demand, $1.T5; cables. s1.76; Greece demand, $5.40; Sweden, demand, s23.. 55; Norway. demand, s16.00: Argen. tine. demand. s30.25; Brazilian, de. mand, s13.50; Monti eai, 10 11-16 per- l. cent discount
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Grains

CHICAGO May 14-Close:
 Wheat-May. s1.43A; July. s1.15A Corn-July, 621a; September, GAS. Oats-July, 39A September. 403s Pork-May, $17; Juiy, SIPS.
 Lard-July, $9.s0; September. s10.15 Ribs-July. 5000; September, 1923
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK. May 14-Liberty bonds closed: sh's. sss.5O: first 4s, sS754: second As .ssT.3o; first 414 s. ss7e2: second Al. s. ss7.40. third 4 14 s s90.70: fourth KS. ss7.42; Victory 3&'s. s9Tss;. Victory "A s. $S7.S8.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

First National Bank of Mesa, de parted Saturday evening for Salt Lake City, where he will be associat- ed with the Federal Reserve bank ot San Francisco as field representa- tive in the Salt Lake branch. He has taken six months leave of absence from the local bank and contemplates returning to his work here in the fall. En route he will stop off near san Francisco to attend the wedding of his sister on Monday. Mrs. Carlson. who left here the forepart of last month for South Carolina to attend the bedside of her mother who was seriously i'll. expects to join her hus- band in Salt Lake the latter part of the month
 Methodist Church
 The following services will be ob- served in the Methodist church Sun day: Sunday school, s:45; morning worship. II; subject, 'The Burning Bush" solo by Prof. Miller. Junior league, 2:30. Intermediate league. 6:3o. Epworth league and Bible study. 7:3O. We are beginning a course of special Bible study. Every one invited to be present. w. c. Miller. pastor.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-Jack Pickford in Just Out of College Two-reel western. ''The Outlaws Reforma ton.
 Gilbert-Marjorie Rambeau in The Fortune Teller" Mutt and Jeff, car toon. "On the Hip" Paramount Magazine.
 Tempe-"The Miracle of Manhat tan," starring Elaine Hammerstein Big V comedy, Somewhere in Any Place.
 Chandler-*The Smart Sex" star ring Eva Novak. Comedy, "A Fishy
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Cotton Futures

NEW YORK, May 14-Cotton fu- lures closed barely steady; May at S12.S0; July. s12.71: October s13.27; December. s13.54; January. S13.67
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK, May 14-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold S4290.000 reserve in excess of legal requii ements. This is an increase of s702S9O over last week
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

Nine hundred Germans whose punishment has been demanded by the entente for crimes committed du- ring the world war. will face trlal at Leipsfc in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Cotton
N NE"

NEW YORK, May 14. = Cotton closed barely steady at a net decline of to Il points. Spot cotton quiet. 12.55c
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Bar SifUer

NEW YORK. May 14-Bar silver domestic, 99A foreign, 59&4; Mexican dollars, 455s.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Market News }

optimistic trade reports from pack CTS. Opening prices were generally fraction higher, but trade was light
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

CARD OF THANKS--We wish to express our most heartfelt thanks to our many kind friends who so very ably assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved one. and
 for the beautiful floral offerings Mir and Mrs. Clarence Gates and Family. It
 FOR RENT-Furnished screen sleeping room, with bath, close in, 50 per month 137 $. Robson St., Mesa Ariz. Phone 12S. Il
 HAY WANTED An unlimited amount of alfalfa, oat or barley hay at highest market price, F. Q. B. cars. Phone Earl Petersen. 215, Mesa At
 PHOTO STUDIO-Best business in town: will trade, sell or lease. Owner leaving state. w. P. Seyfred, next to post office, Mesa 2t
 SWEET potato plants. s per 1000. Geo. G. Flaws. Mesa: phone 343W. tt
 WASHING MACHINE motor and lawn mower for sale cheap. Box 632, Mesa. 2t = SITUATION WANTED = By a healthy young married man, 26 years of age, who has had some sell ing experience and who has been employed by some of the best firms in the valley in the capacity of book keeper and general office man. Ad- dress Box 422, Mesa, Ariz. 2t
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

NEW YORK, May 1.-The two hour session of the stock market today was enlivened by further pres sure from the shorts, that faction dominating the dealings in the ab- sence of more than tentative sup port.
 Selling once more converged around the oils. motors. steels and shippings with a liberal sprinkling of the prominent specialties. The latter embraced Famous Players, Sears Roebuck, and some of the more obssure issues whose reaction was accompanied by adverse dividend ru- mors
 Sumatra Tobacco recovered a small part of it's recent continuous reversal. and a few rails resisted pressure, but in the main transpor- tauons gave way with the general list, in which extreme losses extend ed from one to nearly five points Sales, 350.000 shares.
 Trading in bonds was light and narrow. popular domestic and inter national issues, including the Liberty group. showing only nominal changes. Total sales. spar value s4. .s7E, 900.
 An actual contraction of about s106, 500. 900 in loans and discounts the largest of any week this year was the feature of the clearing house statement Changes in other items were unusually moderate.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
coPPERs Compiled for Tine Republican by w. w. lAWhoN Logan & eryan-Privsts Wire Commercial Hotel Bldg.


 Anaconda ...........-..4 .42h .... Butte & Superior ... 14h .... Calumet & Arizona .... 50 5i Cerro de Pasco. ... 2s1 .. Shile 12A .... Chino ......... 25a .. Greene -Cananea ... 24S .. Inspiration .... 36N .. kennecott ........ 22 ... |. Miami ... 23A .. Nevada Cons .......... 12& . Ray Cons ........ 14M .. Utah 55 .. Big Lodge ..... K fs Calumet & Jerome ... L A Dunuee .---....--... ps Goodyear Tire ..... 10 11k Goodyear Tire pfd .... 29 35 Green Monster ... h I. Jerome Verde . 22 25 Magma " 20 21 Magma Chief ...-..... $ New Cornelia ....... 15h 16 Ray Hercules ... h 12 United Eastern ....... 2h Pit Verde Extension ....... 26 2S Verde Combination ......1-32 1s
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

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Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
CHICAGO EXCHANGE

CHICAGO. May 14.-Passage of the Tincher bfll Sby the national house of representatives was gener- ally ascribed as the reason for a weak ooening on the Chicago board of trade today. Wheat started from to cents off. Reports of rain in some parts of Oklahoma helped the initial movement
 Crop reports. coupled with claims of frost in Nebraska. led to buying by commission houses and prices started to fluctuate rapidly. Later there were denials of Nebraska frost damage
 May wheat opened % to 2kc lower at s1.41 to S1.41ta. July being $1.14 to s1.14s. which was 1Ac to l 4c be- low yesterdays close. After the first drops, the rallies carried May to s1.42%. but at the end of the first hour it was down again to $1.41.
 Corn was governed almost entirely by the action of wheat July opened sc to hc lower at 62%c c to 62Ac. September started hc to &c lower at 645sc to 64xc. Oats followed corn and wheat. July starting Ac to Ac lower at 39c to 30%c
 Provisions were firm because of
Arizona republican., 1921-05-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Cheap Lot


 in 1900 block. W. Monroe; block to street car; 75x140; siO0o. PUTNEY. S22 N 7th Ave. Phone 3332. It Am leaving town; will trade 1920 Chevrolet for vacant lot.
 Will rent my apartment for month to reliable party.
 Also have Broom house with gar age and sleeping room above. 36s N. 1st Ave, after p. m. Phone PARA
 It MODERN furnished three room apartment, shade; $25. Phone S659
 bm FOR RENT-Brick house, modern. built-in features. shade. near car Owner s2s N. 18th Ave. Ii WANTED TO RENT-By married couple, no children. furnished or 5-room apartment or house by June 1st. Must be modern and northeast. Phone Ss71. 1t CADILLAC roadster, in Al condi. ton; must be seen to be appreciated. Call s21 So. 1st Ave. Il BUNGALOW-Thre rooms. bath and screen room. near car line and capitol. Inquire 121s w. Monroe. Phone 2656 bn FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 703 F.. Adams. bn WANT general housekeeper. Call SIS N. Center. bm BEAUTIFULLY furnished half house in private home; cool. hign class; mari jed couple preferred: ga rage. 102 F. Willetta. bm [ PIERCE Apartments, T01 N. First street. Three room and bath apart ment: cool and close to business cen ter. hn FOR SALE-W hite m Q l e q kitchen cupboard, SS. 1104 k. More land bn FOR SALE-Nearly new steel sep arator. with bean attachment; price reasonable and will give good terms inquire Srd house north of McDowel Road on left hand side of 18th Stree. Ed Farra l; FOR SALE-Brass bed, springs and mattress. full size; oak dining table, chairs. rockers. one SKI. Wilton rug, lawn mower and tools @6o Fast i'alm ane. bff l FOUR ROOM house and screer porch. 1920 F. Wash br PLYMOUTH Rock hens. 2l45 W Adams br WILL sell or trade good 26-acr, ranch in good farming locality in Sar Bernardino County, Calif.. for Phoe nix property. Phone 5s7o. I FOR RENT-Sman house witt bath, garage with nice sleeping room open: s20 per mo. Phone 5S7O 1 WILL trade small residence prop erty for vacant city lots. Phone 5s70
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30

~~ssne assssUsa ).

- snssn& aRnaoUss .. -
Two Moline women. Mrs. h.
A Holder. wife 81 The prssiaeut q
II i, . Y, Motor c611po1y. ara
Mn b. Il. Heal. vife q u as-
sistaat 6nl1e manager of the same
oempany, tfe establishing s01Ao-
thine G . record in IN overland
snt0noblls TIP they are nnAking
fht6 week from Moline to BUgeOn-
They left Buffalo today.
The two ladies left Moline Sun
day morning and made . rather
difhcult run to Chicago. They sue
ceeded. however, In negotiating the
Moline Chicago TIP without IN nc
cfdent althoufh the going va
very bad on account Of the mud
! and many cars were In the DITCH
along the line during the day.
The most remarkable part Of
their trip SO far was the run be
tween South Bend and Cleveland
2S4 miles, which they made In Z
single day.
Mrs. Holders car, finished in l
sage green and equipped will
nickeled head lamps and radiator
and aluminium steps. is one OF tn
most attractive jobs turned out b!
the r. & v. knight plant this sea
son. Last week Mrs. Holder. MI
Holder and G. L. Walker Of tn
East Moline factory made trip y
Cedar Rapids in the car. 1t In
spired ! quarter column news stor,
in the Sunday Cedar Rapids pa
pers. :,
Mrs. Holder and Mrs. Beal vii
make q brief visit in Boston. an
then return overland in the auto
mobile.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
WELFARE WORKER
rs PLEASED WITH
MILWAUKEE, MEET

Discussion Of conditions similar
TO those existing In Rock Island
featured the 10th annual meeting
of the American association for or
canning family social work. which
Mrs. Mary E. Morgan, ONCE score
tafy Of the Rock Island Welfare as
ISOLATION, attended. Tho meeting
closed yesterday in Milwaukee.
Subjects familiar to social work
eTs and especially those ON family
groups, division Of help, and the
way and means 70 meet the unem-
|ployment situation. were discussed.
The meeting was a national con-
vention Of all kinda Of welfare
workers, the local delegates, how
ever. paying special attention to
the family social work group.
Mrs. Morgan will mako an in.
formal report on the convention at
the consultation meeting Of the
Rock Island Welfare association
hoard Saturday morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
l||UID|sISpLl
TO ND TOURIST


f OkGnn16nti0n q 1utCi1eS for the
porpooo q imb1Uvtng roads and
1awing 1bore toaf3sta to Rock Is
Ind. - well . providing more
privileges Tor motoring parties en-
route to other cities 10 being urged
~ the Chamber Of Commerce.
u q. Don 10 temporary president.
ana otto +. Hilde6randt Temporary
secfctAfy Of the Rock Island Aut0
club which It IL hoped viii soon In
corpUrAto every aufoist IN the city
and viii develop into . county or
ganixafion.
This project 10 one that should
b promoted with energy" said J. B.
Eckhaxt today. 'sEvot1 man who ID
eligible for membership ought to
know e616lthing Of our plans and
Join U.S. We contemplate the es-
Establishment of headquarters for
tourists with a secretary in charge
TO give travellers desired fnfofma-
ton about roads, detours, etc. We
hons to establish the headquartefl
1t some central point in the city
] preferably the Chamber OF Com.
merce rooms.
Our members, through aiiiliati0r
with state and national organiza'
Etions, would receive many cour.
tteeies while enroute, Of the same
sort that We propose to extend t.
guests here.
I'VE atm to promote the improve
ment of roads in Rock 1slani
county, some Of which are IL
vTetched condition, lloticeably tn
ruad between Rock Island ant
Milan.
'One of ou- objects is to brinl
about the paving of the road from
Savanna to Rock Island. Rock Is
land Is losing, 50 1t has been calcu
lated, o tfaffic OF at least 100 auto
mobile parties daily because thil
Improvement has not been made.
| Markers win be put on tn
roads leading into Rock Island ant
through membership in the cIul
autom0bile owners will not onl,
benefit themselves, but will be aid
ing the Development Of the city in {
material way.
j We hope to get busy in the nea
future and push the organization +
Ia ouccoeSfnl conclusion"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30

80 : - - solscilsfs peys0A-
aIly aAd siGn hef snbscrtptiea
pledge.
The solicitors state that II others
in Rock Island took - much inter-
eet n The oote04Ae Il tA4 drive Ane
subscribed - lfhesnlly. b propor-
ton to their income - the girls ut
the telephone switch board. the
drive would have ended success
fully long ago.
They stats. however. that they
are not : bit surprised ut the kind
ness Of their receptioa or tho ~
Spouse made 10 their appeal in BE-
half Of their drive, because the girli
| In the employ Of the telephone COM
| pany have aided the poor In times
past through the welfare associa.
ton BY sending baskets q f00d FOL
distribution At Christmas time, and
always helping some eood cause-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
LEGION HOSr TO
WOUNDED AT IT'S
ANNUAL. OUTING

Rock Island post, No. 200, Ameri-
can Legion, has chartered the
Streckfus steamer Capitol, for q
moonlight e1cursion, Wednesday
evening, and ct q luncheon meeting
Of its executive board extended in
vitation to other posts Of the TIL
cities to join with It In the outing.
Tho public will be privileged to
attend.
The auxiliary Of the post plans to
entertain wounded soldiers aboard
the steamer. They viii Be taken
from st. Anfhony's hospital,
served lunch aboard the boat, and
autos VIII await them upon return
Of the cruise.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
Personal Points

L n. Ewing q 1oee Twsaty-
third rtrese vns called - Haf1of
Springs, Mich yesterday By the
death Of his mother.
". G. Johnston, cashier q the
Rock Island Savings bank. len to-
day for : brief 0ulinG In Michigan.
Mr.. and llrs. II. 8. Cable are ex-
spected home Sunday from New
IIamp1hirs where they have spent
,tv'o weeks in the mountain region.
tfrs. s. 4 Brooks and daughters.
Esraua Adele and Dorothy, from
HenN.yettA, Okla, are the guests Of
MA brooks parents, Mr.. and Hra.
II, h. Nnehb Il 13os F0nfteehth-a1d-
. haiA street They will spead 4
month here.
Charlea Ibompson q Grand Rap
ids, Wis, and hin bride. matted In
marrisga yesterday in LASalle, are
spending tAejr honeymoon with Mr..
Thompson'e. sister, Ma O. H.
Woodyatt 0fzNoline.
Charles D. Rosenheld left last
night for chicago, where he Joined
his brotsr, Walter A. Rosenneld
They left; for Tie east this morning
! to attend the Dsmpssy- CARPENTER
fight.
Miss Margaret CongeY Of Chi.
cago, fofmsnly director Of physical
education instbe Rock Island pub
lie schools, visited n the city
yesterday.
Frank c. Downs and son Harolt
of 1914 Sixth avenue left Ct moor
to-day for New York City. The.
will visit Washington, Philadelphia
and Niagara, Falls on their triI
which win extsnd over seyera
weeks
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
TWO YOUTHS ARE
/ HURT WHEN AUTO
/ RAMS INTO POLE

Two youths, Ralph McKennon,
Payne apartments. Sixth avenue
and Tventisen street, and Charles
Searle, Jr.. ~ Twentieth street.,
were injured when an automobile
driven by the latter crashed into q
4iephonc pole at the corner Of
Tenth avenue and Twentieth street
q $3.50 O'Clock Wednesday night.
Mckennon's left hand was badly
out Nom broken glass from the
yfndshield. He was attended by
pr. Joseph De Silva. Se4rle es-
capped with bruises and q few les.
ser cuts. Searle said the steerins
gear failed to work. The automo.
bile was damaged to the extent o.
shout $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
NAVY NEEDS MEN
FOR HOSPITALS

Gunner's Mate Elmer A. Nc
Neilley in charge Of the navy re-
cruiting station in Rock Island, to-
day received word from the in
spector Of the division, located in
Chicago, that the bureau of naviga-
ton has ordered the enlistment OF
80 In the hospital corps, in addi-
ton to the present assigned quota
after July 1. Recruits will be sent
to Hampton Roads for duty. Rock
islanders who desire to serve with
this branch of the government
service are advised to see Mr.. Nc
Neilley at once at the recruiting sta
ton, 305 Twentieth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
AMERICAN BANK
PAYS $1o4y 900
FOR 80 FOOTLOT

The American Comne1cial and
Savings baAk OF Dsvenp0rt todxy
purchased 80 feet adjoining its
Msin street building 1t 4 reported
consideration Of $1e4,Deo. The
property was purchased from W.
D. Peterson.
No formal announcement has
como from the bank ohicials, but
fit IL understood that the additional
frontage will be utilised for extern
sion Of the banks Office.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
lMARLE GILES Is
BENEFICIARY OF
MOTHERS WILL

Mrs. Mable Giles OF Moline is the
principal beneficiary of the estate
OF her mother, Mrs. Amelia Perry,
whose will was admitted to probate
today BY Judge F. ]. Landee. She
Is to inherit all personal and real
estAte property after deduction oil
expenses and minor bequests tc
Amy Williams and Ida n. Giles
daughters. The will was executed
Oct. "a, 1893.
Wnl of George B0rst Of Rock Is.
land admitted to probate today
leaves the entire estate to the wild.
low, Margaret Borst. The will wa
dated Feb. 20, 1891.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
CORDOVA
fSpecial Correspondence. J

Cordova. Ill. June 3o.-Leonard
Carter returned to his home in
Savanna, after spending several
weeks visiting 1t the home OF his
friend, Harley Spoor.
Gertrude John has returned home
aftef spending several weeks visit
ing friends In Chicago.
Miss Rnth GLAND OF Chicago ID
Whiting q the home Of her aunt,
Mrs Charlss Opdyke.
III. and lGrs. Clifford Hamilton
and lfF. and Mrs. John Quinn
motofed to AnnaWau and spent 4
day Visiting ct the home Of Samuel
Lambert
Kenneth FoEsytAe Of East No
line b visiting this week 1t the
homo Of his aunt, 1fra. James
Quinn.
Nh. James Robinson 10 nj.
Ar. and Ars- Harness Of Rock L.
laod are spanding Z few days thia
~ & d Loais Reeves camp.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
NEIGHBOR SEES
THIEVES STEAL
G. DENIES AUTO

An automobile belonging to
Gland DENIES, 1902 Third avenue,
was stolen by two thieves at 1
O'Clock this morning. The car was
parked in the yard and neighbors
saw two men push it into the
street, crank 1t up and drive away.
DENIES WAS awakened and called
the police, but the latter have thus
far failed to find q trace Of the
machine. Illinois license number
Is SOLOS.