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New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
100, GOO Fail to Get
Tickets to Biz Car, q


PASADENA. Calf, Dec. 81. - Two
undefeated football machines - Ohio
state University, Big Ten" title
holder, and the UNIVERSITY Of CaliI
fornia, champion of the Far West
rested tonight, primed for their clash
here tomorrow III the annual Tourna-
naent Of Roses football games.
While the players spent the night
trying not to worry about the game.
thousands Of football fans Still. sought
IN vain for tickets. 1t was estimated
that more than 100000 applicants for
seats were disappointed.
Two surprises came with Coach
smiths announcement of the Cali
fornia lineup. One was the nar4ins
Of Stephens to play left erd instead
OF BerSey, and the other was the plac-
ing Of Nisbet.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
New Baseball Association
lncOrDOrafes mt Huk

BOSTON, Dec. 81 Incorporation
psprrs for the Continental Baseball As
soriation, which announced plans 30 pu.
tea ns IN several cities where major
League baseball is now played, were
hlrh AT the State Isouse to-day. The
capitalization is 10000. George II.
Lawson, organizer Of The Old Fcdc ID !
League. was nsmcd az PRESIDENT
j. Nelson Barry, treasurer, said tho
teams would be placed in Foston, Cam
den. n J., Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Cleve-
land. Detroit, indianapolis and either
Brooklyn or Buffalo. He added that it
wss planned to recruit players from
the minors and that an attempt would
ne made to take over some Of the
larger minor league clubs.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

satisfied with this particular bolstering
of the outfieid. Ruth and Roth assure
two-thirds Of the necessary outer pick
ct line. But there are designs for a
sun god to replace Duffy Lewis. Allur-
ing propositions already have been
thrown out to several clubs, Detroit Of
the number. 1t would occasion no
great surprise If Bobby Veach were to
be seen in a Yankee uniform this year
Throughout his major league career
Roth has proved himself a hitter Of
the .2s0 class. With slugging outfit
such as Huggins boasts it is reasonable
to suppose he will keep pace with the
leaders and enter the select or charmed
800 circle. Roth is one of tie most
ambitious players now appearing be-
fore toe public. He has besn ambi-
tious to come to New York for many
years; the contamination of his dream
should make him one Of the greatest
players of the present era.
Harry Frazee, it would appear, will
have to do some tall worrying about
Del Pratt Thc Yankee second base
mar, who WAS recently traded to the
BED Sox. is quoted from Ann Harbor
as saying he has no Intention of giving
up his job as coach Of the Wolverine
nine OF ecurse. with Del, it always
haS been dollars and cents Nothing
less counts in the life Of Mr.. Pratt
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
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When we were looking
ahead last January, we
reckoned that since 1920
was divisible by 4 it ought
to be a lucky one for ''the
4 corners
At the same time we
pointed out that since luck
was more often a matter OF
pluck, it was up to us to
leave no stone unturned to
beat the old year.
w ell, as everyb ody
knows, 1920 brought its
own peculiar problems.
The big thing as we look
back is that it gave us a
chance to do more than sell
goods. Gave us opportu-
nifty to keep the faith with
our public even in the face
Of trying conditions.
Whenever we saw lower
replacements a h e. ad we
took our medicine at once
by reducing prices, in many
cases to less than replace
ment levels. The success
of the years n1arkdowns
as they came along tells its
own story.
Business can't always be
all profit.
Here's 70 1921" mark"
her down! What better
wish for the New Year!
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. -Four at saith S..
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 41st St.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Princeton Man Urges
BOxinu rs Recreation

CHICAGO, Dec. 81. Boxing in uni
T"rsIilcS az p recreation and an axer-
sise WAS advocated by Dr.. J. +. Ray
croft, professor Of education and
hygiene ,t Princeton University. in an
address before The American Students
Health Association to-dBy
"Boxing should br Developed within
the individual schools and regulations
perfected before it should become in
tercollrg'ste," he srid "Pnthrr than
permit il to receive black name BIZ
premature action, we should wait until
the control oF the sport is perfect"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Hendricks Backs Hickey
In Eighf on Majors

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 81. Jack Hen
cricks. manager OF the Jndisnapolis
American Association baseball club, in
discussing the possibility of the Amer
lean Association end the Internationa al
League pulling away from the National
Association, heartily indorscd any &C
ton President Hickey of the associa-
ticn might take to effect such a change.
1.-THE indianapolis club is soldly back
Of any move that President Hickey may
t0ke to lead tn" American Assoc,a .lon
from the smaller loops into larger
one Z" he said
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Navy PLAYS Johns HoDkins

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 31.--Thc big
event of the Naval Academy lacrosse
schedule, announced to-day, will he tho
game a9ainst Johns Hopkins, cham
p'ons of the intercollegiate Lacrosse
Ansociation in baltimore on MAY ii.
Dates for the other games, nll to be
PLAYED ~ the Naval Academy. are:
April ?, Maryland State, April is, Uni
vsrsity .ot psnnsylvanjsj April 20, Har.
resa; ,Apx! 40. ewsytbmozs; May Z.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Johnston Signs With Dodgers

Charles Hercules Ebbrts, the smil-
Ing Squire Of Flatbush, flied another
signed contract in his safe yesterday
afternoon This paper assures the
champions Of tho services Of Jimmy
Johnston, who did such crcdtable wo rk
nj third base for the Dodgcrs the sea-
son past Whether or not his loss had
anything to do with it the fact rema MS
thAt 80 long as Johnston was in the
lineup against Cleveland the Dodgers
more than held their own. Wiibert
Johnston ut third base the coming sea~
SON. He is SURE the former outfi e de r
will prove himsclf a star OF the first
order
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Basketball al the Garden

The Madison Squares, new organi.
7ation, is TO use the basketball court ir
the gymnasium Of tho Madison Square
Garden Athletic Institute. and will play
their orenlng game against the st
Jerome Big Five on the evening of Sat
urday. January s. The new gym was
formerly me garden concert hall, and
has been remodeled, decorated and
equipped aa q pretsntious homo TO,
athle tics.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
LEACH q Popular Boxer

he Of
Of
prizehgras Wa1ch
they these days
Preceding the Css family Atell family Of
in
Abr p
81 thu wu ard CzsAr hardly hid
b, bnry managing fnw Brother Abe
Eventually the Of Aba red
This tonk
sgcr1al labo
taking the chin
therefore, family
They tell of Mrs At mother of the trio how
am
anxious but
when Abr fighting there
nchfnz zbout"
jim Jcr had brother Jack who fighting
broke In and the
perhaps ard the thrf brother with the brains pair and
and
conzider
considcra
Men ~kSs tbs Esw
xsvsas6 tts lsds taru 10 somsthi1g else.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Ball Ruvs Tulsa Club

TULSA, Okla. Dec 31-Spencer A.
Abbott and James K Crawford. Joint
owners Of the Tulsa franchise of the
Western League. announced to-day
they had accepted an offer of $4,000
from Phil Ball. owner of the St. Louis
american leabue baseball club. for tn .
ioca ciuo. Tulsa won tne 1920 Vest
erN League nennant
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Select Officials for Ca,,,e

FORT WORTH, Tex. Dec. 31.--J,
Burton Rix, athletic director at South.
en- Methodist University, and "Coken
" 'mmer, newspaper man of Dallas.
rave been chosen referee and umpire.
Lespectivslv, for the Centre College.
Texas Christian University football
game here on New Years Day, it was
announced to- day
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Huggins Makes Big Trade
To Get Star Outfelder
Newcomer Temperamenta Player, but Is Good
Hitter and Speedy on the Bases; Jimmy John
ston Signs Again With the Squire of Flatbush
By W. |. Macbeth

Colonel Jacob the
Baseball Club
Senator's New exchange
& Mocrid
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Just Punching the Bag
Richie nnd Pinkey and Willie and Others
By ". O. McG.eehan

The ideal modern
straight es
straight lefts professional
for the other two This
krsps all tn money IN the
This wisn the Mitchell family, Of Milwaukee, Rhe and
Willie Mitchell is the Richie
IA
dsatsd VIII also be somewhat
Jzruary PInkey and
Willie Mitchell will
and ccEecr thr apends them
The family AS Both Pnkey and Rche
family Substantial bank before the
brother paralysis from collecting
fur i1r1n
vannrs Nnean had
wDad nS-
available,
mz1y tine
fy WHO did what
r9zanH@ed
In land
by Joe HUMPHREYS, the Brothers,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

& )RkVKll hlYn l IT,! |
(copyright 1921 New1 York Tribune 1ncJ
New Year Resolutions
listen. ch0deu. md shnN iocr
Somc corthy rcsolres the dca gear.
Whatever yovr ser cr vour huub1e o
Whether youre morred or mhother youre not
Whatever the shape nny be,
Nnotever the shape Of your neck or knee
If you take the tips that I hcybv block
TIL you pduy dirty knock
l. The Golfer
When hrue finished y0uud
No 1yha mn score noy BE-
Though hare acrcched d of ground
Ard jound nine bunkers from the tee;
hove szataeyed eight short puts
Or brassie shots I bew,
Or pitched from mounded traps
And sW deserued Sc
IN place Of taking time to cram
My friends with stroke To mnde
I'll onY gire a diogram
OF other stroke Ire p}ayed
The Fight Manager
O"tsae ND and rhca the scya1 is dane
No Of sag ue vou
III tell my fighter to step o' i" and ete all the other
right he and run back in the P of c.
TA play the G. of mv again, gather straight from
ri bn or s,"ing as the order I'll take
And the good old TU the plate
oe resolved leather fa
And swng ul bat
The Fighter
hnou Ice gathered too kale;
lpe had than ny share Of pie
When there ticket
Ire stang left
Zee uho to cheer;
Toe roted one shotn
q Wdhc
Bat for each Mirty-nnute
Where hare nailed the best OF
This I'll shade price
And merely the of
Babe" Ruth
hare Il fancy cout
SO IW
thinh IU
And SLIM the ball.
Eight White Sox
Our esous fredin further games ,ueW not ixed
Well turn mask and gloue bat silly paste fa
The Sportsman
To shade rather to take
Everybody
To little harder, less to induloe
To chop doWn the rhen j bean to buoe:
10 ease the bidding, snnd,
10 help a pal that's skiddmg oho triendy hand
10 Gu" ont all the mhining, and IN the drifting
10 SEQ the sArer lining, all ready for the cIouds
JnmndtH Of tho chorus that les the
10 face tho fate before all we'
Hnd losing th0n onning, uherc is the uturcsl
SO on0 as hrou9h each inning square clean?
L. H. BYou beyond debate No big Eastern university
mas TO offer
unless LARGER
universities have just much right expect
a tNr u
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
The Fighter

[ k'9oac nly prices have been high,
k'2oV Ice gathered too much kale
I0e had more than 'ny share Of pie
When there acas dny ticket sale.
foe stang promoters left and right,
Zee tapped the bugs who came to cheer,
Tue roked IN more IN one short night
Than smarter men can make d gear.
Bat for each thirty-mina,te skit
Where I hare nailed the best Of it,
This gear I'll shade price n BIT,
And merely take the rest Of it.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
New Year Resolutions

listen, my children. and you shalt iccr
Some lcorthy ycsolres for the fscal gear.
Whatever Yoa,y ser uouy hu1uble lot,
Whether you're moyyjed or whcther youre not,
Whatever the shape Of your broac 'any be,
Whatever the shape Of your neck or knee,
# yom t0ke the tips that hereby block
I'U sove you nad1ay dirty knock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

CHAPTER IIi.-she agrees 20 pick a
husband from a score OF men lined up in
her home To his CONSERVATION, she Sc
lects Shelby. who had gone along merely
as a spectator. He declines the honor
Indignant. the girl dismisses the assem-
biage. Later. Shelby goes back TO make
an explanation She receives him good
natuTedly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10
TO HELP WEATHER PROPHET
Why Erection of Solar Watch Tower
N Arizona VIII Increase Accu-
raey Of Forecasts

4 new solar watch tower Is he'nr
huIit hy the Smithsonian Institution In
the Iala mountains tn the Arizona
desert from which great things are ex-
pccted IN thls region the san shines
from d eiaudless shy almost every day
in the year. - that daily ohserga-
tons mas - made - the amount ~
sn'1r radiation This Information uIn
make Be possible 90 forecast fhe wealth
Or more accurately fhan ever before.
The some 1ns1ifufion has for some
time uaIrta5Hef n similar station 81
Caiama. ChfL where conditions are
especially favorable Tor surh dhserFa-
items The Heafhe- hurpau ~ Arzen-
tine has received daUy teierrarhlc re-
ports from TIRE Chm station end as
result hss enfa - remarkably accu-
rate ueafheT forecasts. a. ueg IS az
vauce fuforuafion a. 90 ne amount -
rainfall BY combining me oiserva-
tons made IL Chu and Arizaua TIE
weather pruphef expects % greatly
Increase the sceuracy q his forecasts
Boys LIFE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10
90 49,. b PstroIl.d.

After the wreck II the Titanic.
eleven ~ the leading nations 81
Eurone Joined wifh t1e United States
and Canada to provide q service for
The observation and patrol ~ ice along
fhe north Atlantic steamship lanes.
These nations contribute 20 different
proportions 70 the expense ~ this
service. but the work IS done by the
United States coast guard cutters
seneca and Tampa. who cruise hack
and forth during fhe WERNER months
when tie icUher eoHe south md
send nuf to aH Vessels wireless e.
ports % the ioaIeu end movements
~ fhe ra-Hrrs f5fe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10


- places an ! woke up 90 hear
coupe . GUYS talhlh y me next room.
ufs' diah { care what they was say
IN an Then ! begun 70 take an inter
est seems one 81 EN- "Hs O lawyer
from NAi'eae 'lIg' OF 'ihaH' ah me
u'"eT -a1Hno WIS rl'h guy rom
do"n East VINO was hnhiln Q niece
VINO HHd disHHIeilfea nnl y iils euuh.
try--lhp hume Nas Hur'hlll
ls your uane ilHtcillif
NINE Nh th y thousand Years
lhhl was ait lle Wet rs uehf as
J could eel h"ia q me sIory l'ls we're
slr's mo'her ~" Hafslh 20 i'chmoaa
durin i've war an rev 90 love WIN Q
lahA an aaff8ea nun. S"e never
th'" % -ht vs. 20 new "h u''lu
hhre 90 nome cause s'lea uaiiltu
anh llef ps.'le alah Ael vi iN i
tor q Tong VINE. nh ih'n rerhon,
they dldn1 eet ile story sirh'Ahg
Mhyhe they d.aht tfl very naIa
anNho" shed 9r7pIaa p'lm 'utef
SIGHT Later tle} found oui soineho"
~. ',,, 10, -. 1870 ~, ,l,h
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10
CHAPTER XIV
The Story Of a Plot,


II was Macklin. burning with fever.
deIIrious, yet partially conscious once
more. utterlng sounds which could
hardly be distinguished as words and
struggling valnly 10 lift his body into
an upright position Through fhc dusk
OF tie place be stared duly into Shell
by's face. ~ first without recognition:
then DTS eyes exhibited terror and he
endeavored 10 wrench away. overi1-
back za-rsf me rock wall as though
he befeld a ghost The horror De- felt
gave volume 20 his voice
Good God De shrieked -Am I
deads o tits helT
eva Kid ud shelby he.d hlm firm
Is hs lone fuH Of sympathy "eyrry-
thing S 600 right lie stiE sad lo1f
wefF
-Bm aho ihe h-i are you1 Amt
Eoa Tom sheihyf ~ lgeehet rHdly
-i.or8 %, he's dead r
THAT e where you are sranE my
bog rm Shabby on right bui long
ways from being ded
-3oa Sheiby1 Ufluf o. sef youT
We'll yes be goi me boz moi quite
siHe enough. ! failed tossfay got
Ysa = down and b. suil Here take
q drnk % This
Tie fellow did a. he Was ordered.
BIS hands shaking - that Sheiby had
10 hold the bottle 20 his lips Even A.
be drank Ereedily, bis eyes never DE-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

CHAPTER H-Mccarthy. a saloon
keeper and Poncas leading citizen. de-
eides that the girl. now alone In the
world. should marry. Shelby starts a
hunt for eligible husbands and the min
lister goes TO confer with the girl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

Fathers 500 ~ % D. warned
srlinsf the eyl eHeefs a. stories aea-
iuc with Jesse James and other ian-
dts nov furnish the money sn ther
own boys can So Is the movies and see
actual repr0dnetlaHs - 40 sorts -
crimes The motion picture art Is
worthy 81 hirhe- subjects thnn these-
Unisss the reform fssins from The IN
side. the outside 1nnuences. a. Ar
Pinkerfon suggests. wlll be forced ~
make the initial move--Indianapoiis
News
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

CHAPTER L-Tom Shelby. rancher.
rides IN 10 the frontier town OF Ponca
looking for good time after a long spell
OF hard work and loneliness on the
ranch. Instead he runs into a funeral
that Of Dad Calkins. a retired army man
OF whom little ia known A Kirl, stili ia
her teens. survives Calkins
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

CHATTER V.-The wedding takes
place and tho couple set out for shelby's
ranch. With them Is the kid" Mack
In. whom shelby has hired as a helper
on the ranch. on the way the girl tells
her husband her name is Olga Carlyn,
and also tells him something of the Pc
cular circumstances OF her life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

CHAPTER TV.--Leaving her, Shelby
runs into two Of the rejected suitors, and
In a fight worsts them both. Angered
~ their remarks he returns TO the girl,
determined TO marry her, II she win have
him. After his explanation she agrees
to marry him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

CHAPTER vT--LeavinR his wife in
the house. Shelby goes to care for the
horses Returning, he is struck from
behind BY an unknown assailant Hours
later be RECEIVERS consciousness. 10 find
that his wife and the kid" have dis
appeared. He starts in pursuit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10

We'll : am, lord. a man gen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-10
GREENBERG
Opposite Telephone 0fboe--
Telephone; Nv
Manchester Center, Vermont

PERU
Rerrsentstivt B. D. Williams was
NJ me- ever sunday.
n J. Hapgooi spent q lev days q
Last wek in Montpelier
A ssn. Raym1-d Patrick. vas born
g. Mr. sai Mrz Burt Beuru Janu 4. 8
2sth-
NJ end Nh Walter Wet enter
tained about forty fncaas ard ueirh-
bors "a saturday evening. Fehuary
6th. in lcnsr q their dzavhter's birth
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
DR.. LORENz FA|NTS
FROM OVERWORK
Famous Surgeon Is Overcome
After Conducting Three
Operations

New York. Nov. 29.--Fatigued after
performing three bloodless operations,
DR.. Adolf Lorenz yesterday examined
forty of the more than zoo waiting Grip
pied children at the Hospital for Joint
Diseases. Then he collapsed.
In entering tho little room to see the
next patient. the ray-haired surgeon
from Austria, who Is operating free OF
charge out OF gratitude to the United
States for American relief measures in
his native land, reeled and fell into the
arms OF his surgical assistant, DR.. Wal
ter I. Galland. After rest of half an
hour Il was announced the great healer
himself must seek medical aid.
DIR. Iorenz was taken in an automo-
bile to the offices Of DR.. Jacob Kauf-
man, whore his stomach ailment was
relieved Upon strict promise that he
would conserve his energy, DIR. Lorenz
was then permitted 10 continue his
schedule for the day. He curtailed the
clinic at Broad Street Hospital, but ap-
peared there, where hundreds were
waiting.
DR.. Lorenz will not operate today,
but will examine patients in the
morning in the Hospital for Joint Dis
eases, and in the afternoon he will ex-
anime sixty children in Kings County
Hospital, who have been selected by the
City Health Department.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
3 PHILA. HOSPITALS
INVITE DIR. LORENZ

Three hospitals in Philadelphia have
broken through the crust of the oppo-
siti0n of the medical profession and will
invite DR.. Adolf Lorenz, famous Aus
.rian exponent Of bloodless surgery, to
this city to conduct clinics for crippled
children.
Dr. Garry g. Hudson, member OF
the staff Of the Samaritan Hospital, of
Temple University, will journey TO New
York tomorrow to visit DIR. Lorenz and
ask him to come to this city. An In
promptu meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees Of the Temple University, called
together yesterday by DR.. Russell u.
Ccrwcl. decided upon that course.
Simultaneous with the action of Ten :
pie University yesterday, the Board Of
Directors of the Osteopathic Hospital Of
Philadelphia decided unanimously 10
ask DR.. Lorcnz TO come to the hospital
at Nineteenth and Spring Garden streets
and to conduct n clinic. The invitation
went by wire.
II is DR.. Conwell's plan TO open
clinics in the Samaritan and Garrctson
Hospitals and to have DR.. Lorenz pre-
sont scientific demonstrations of his
surgery in the amphithcatre of the
medical school of the Temple University
should he consent to come here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-29
AUTO|ST IS HELD
IN CH|LD'S DEATH
Coroner in Doubt as to Owner
Of Car That Caused Fatal
Accident
SEEKS MEDICAL RELIEF LICENSE TAG IN QUESTION

Convinced that Pincus Kallier, 2144
North Thirty second street. Is the man
who drove his automobile into two
small girls, killing one and injuring the
other, and then drove off without stop
ping, Coroner Knight held him with =
out bail today for action by the Grand
Jury.
The accident occurred on tho Sixty
third street near Woodland avenue, No
vember IA. Edna Mann. who lived at
223O South Sixty third street, was
killed. Six-year. old Catherine Meehan,
of 2O3O South Sixty-third street, was
injured and is still in the Misercordia
Hospital.
Witnesses testified the automobile
was going at an illegal rate of speed
which was increased after tho children
were Knocked down. Some one noted
the license number, 70306, which was
listed in police records as belonging to
Max Solomon, of 90 Buttonwood
street. Solomon was arrested. When
he protested that on June II he had
sold his car to Kallicr, tags and all,
.
kallicr admitted the purchase of the
automobile, but declared that ho had
used license tags issued to himself.
Coroner Knight, after declaring that
tho case was ''the most dastardy in
all his experience" said that one man
or. the other was lying under oath.
After repeated questioning had failed to
change either stories. he announced
that he could do nothing but hold both
Solomon and Kallier without bail. This
was done and an occr took the men into
custody.
As the Coroner was leaving the IN =
quest room Ralph Graham, his chauf-
teur, who accompanied him, caught a
fragment OF conversation between two
witnesses who we're also leaving the
rsom. He repeated what he had heard
10 Coroner Knight, who Mt once spoke
to these witnesses.
The result was that the Coroner or
derCd the case reopened. The witnesses,
Charles Brown, PHO South Sixty fifth
street. and Raymond Seville, 6213 Gray,
avenue, testified that they we're all but
certain that Kallicr was the driver o!
the car that killed the girl. There was
another man and two women in the
car also. they said.
The Coroner then ordered that Kallier
be held without bail, and that bail for
Solomon as q material witness be fixed
at $500.