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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-05-26

Miss Lucy Barbee will leave Fri
day morning for Clay Center, Kan
for short visit with friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
NEW RECTOR CALLED
BY ST. THOMAS Church
Rev. Edgar Jones, Recommended
by Bishop Cook, to Fill
Newark Vacancy.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Newark, March 20-Rev. Edgar Jones
of st. Thomas Parish St Johns, New
Foundland, was unanimously elected rec
tor of st. Thomas p. T.. Church, this
town, at meeting of the vestry last
night The new rector was highly recon-
mended by Bishop Philip Cook. His
salary will be 81, 600 a year and a rectory.
Bishop Cook, in a letter which was read
at the meeting referred to Mr.. Jones ms
an able pulpit orator and n rector who
he thought, would suit the people of st.
Thomas parish in every way. Bishop
Cook said Mr. Jones was his close per
sonal friend, they having known each
other when both were located IN the north
west, several years ago.
After hearing the letter from Bishop
Cook the matter of new rector WAS
thoroughly discussed and members OF the
vestry called on members of the congrc-
cation for their views, several responding.
After all these matters had been gone
into n motion was made that the congre-
CATION recommend to the vcstry that MIR.
Jones be elected The motion was unani-
mously adopted and the vestry immediate
" went into session and elected him.
MIR. Jones is described as a man about
45 wears of age and married Ills principal
reason for desiring to return to the United
States. II was said, is that his second wife,
whom he married recently is from New
York State and is anxious to return to
this country The vcstrymen present at
last night meeting were DIR. George \.
lIarter, Levi X Bowen, George Dohson,
Charles W Colmcry. 4. Lee Rose, William
H. Dean and George Carter.
The purlsh has been without q rector
for about two months Rev Walter 6.
Haupt resignng early in the winter 10
take up teaching in q college in Washing
ton, ID. c.
DR. Tarter, junior warden. was IN
strlctcd to notify Bishop Cook at once Of
the action of the vcstry and he will notify
Mr. Jones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
COUNTY GETS $500 FROM
FORFEITED AUTO SALE
Had Carried Liquor in Violation
of Law; Bids for River
Bank Work.

In Levy Court this morning n com
munication from Clerk of the Peace
John L. Wright covered the trans
initial of a check for $500, the proceeds
of the sale of an automobile forfeitde
for transportation Of liquor. under tho
law The amount will be turned over
To the County Treasurer for credit to
the Good Roads fund of the county.
\ communication from Darlington
Finn advised the court of his appoint
mcnt hy Governos Denney to the office
OF Recorder of Deeds. and OF his own
appointment of a V. l. George as
temporary Deputy Recorder Of Deeds.
The names were ordered placed on the
payroll.
The privilege OF the floor was granted
To Holmes Jones, who made personal
statement regarding his offer TO turn
over AZ cost the 80 parcels of property
standing in his name, IL used for street
or park purposes. in the Ninth Ward:
and also conveying the willingness of
the street and Sewer Commissioners to
confer with the Levy Court as to action
in regard TO furthering the bridge prof
ects. if this seemed desirable
BY resolution, the bond of Walter $.
Money as tax collector was cancelled
At the suggestion of Judge Herbert
L. Rice. the court passed a resolution
for the temporary employment Of
Joseph Wigglcsworth as clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas. to relieve
Ralph White. who has suffered ner-
yous breakdown.
Bids for repairing the Delaware river
bank at the mouth Of Red Lion sluice.
and the sluiCc itself. We're received as
follows:
Thompson and Jones. repairs sl3,-
3o0.40. sluiCe. s5.737 90.
Delaware Dredging Company repairs.
$l4..Z5; sluicc $500.
Bids from Joseph Anderson Of $50. 800
on the repairs and s6.1s7.20 for the
sluice were informal not bein:. accom-
panied by check The bids were re-
forred to the county engineer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
WAS MOVED TO CURSE;
INSTEAD WRITES VERSE
Swears Street Tearing and
Mending Seems to Have
No Ending.

The following poem, submitted az a
communication, anonymously, however,
was read to the directors Of the Street
and Sewer Department at their meet
ing this morning: The poem is en-
titled Twas Ever Thus"
squad OF men came up the street
And worked a week or more
To lay a pavement trim and neat.
Before our cottage door.
And as the same we contemplate
We say, How kind they are.
Now We can drive up TO our gate
And not destroy our car''
And there appears sccond gang
With villalnous intent
To toss their mattocks with bang
Upon our new cement:
And then with many pry and wrench.
They rend the pave in twain.
And dig deep and ugly trench
To hold water main.
The trench is Ievelled by and by,
The pavement is put back.
But when the surface once is dry
There yawns a CHASTITY crack
And then a fourth uncleanIy crew.
With an unholy din.
Rips up the whole blamed street anew
TO put gas pipe in
And when they lay the pave again.
More burrowing human moles
Disguised as plck-axe welding men
VIII dig il full ~ holea
In mine Or any other town.
Now. ms in days of yore.
They only put pavement down
To dig II up once more
When the directors had recovered
and resumed their hearing George A.
Elliott urged that some attention be
given thc conditions Of the sidewalks
in the vicinity of the Baltimore E. Ohio
railroad bridge or Pennsylvania avenue
Mr. Elliott pointed out that directly
under the bridge and on both sides N
thc thoroughfare pedestrians are Obliged
10 use the street because RI the depIor-
able conditions of the sidewalks in this
section.
The directors Informed Mr. Elliott
that Pcnnsylvan MA avenue vas Included
in the list scheduled for early summer
improvements.
Harry l. Maier. engineer in charge
n sewers. reported the new grit cham
her. which contains two compartments
only one of which il used at any one
time. completed and placed In service
on Sunday afternoon. This grit cham
Der will relieve the necessity n turning
the sewerage from tho Bancroft sewer
into the southside Rrandywine sewer
when cleaning Is necessary
Charles VI Banks. City Treasurer. re-
ported the following balances Current
Expense Fund. 81 .e32 50. Special FIX
ponse Fund t9.794 Sewer Exten-
sions Fund. sa.94888. Rrandyvine
sewer sf3.999.45 Paving Tax Fund
- ,002 ~. DcIaware avenue Improvement
Fund s322.31: making total of $780,
s9978.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
BIG SHAD CATCH.
Caused First Break of Season in Market
az CriSfeld.

CriSficld. Md March 20 Tho heaviest
run Of Shad this season Yesterday caused
the market q drop heavily resulting n a
big loss to many of the dealers Last week
roc shad were quoted around 81 each
while bucks brought as high as - cents
the prices having held UP since the start
Of the season because Of an unusual de
mard. while the supply was about normal
When the late boats began t. arrive
Saturday evening with full loads Of fish
the prices started down and with the
continuation TODAY Of the heavy catch
the market dropped 70 50 cents for roe
and 20 cents for bucks and late yesterday
one dealer is reported 70 have paid 80 and
Is
Several boats have arrived with over
, 500 shad each The Generalization of
the market viii probably not continue
as high winds arc blowing which viii in
terfere with, Il not entirely prevent. the
fishing until the market is again stabilized
The heavy losses are occasioned by the
INABILITY Of the dealers who have buy
boats or the grounds t. get in communica-
ton with their buyers Immediately after =
drop IN the price occurs However. 1t IS
believed that this season VIII be one Of the
most profitable in the history Of the busi-
ness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
7 TAINTERS UNWILLING
TO ACCEPT REDUCTION
Union Men Refuse Cut Of is
Certs ar Hour Under Prom
ise of Employment.

Aoeoraluc ~ information given out at
-. Ialn T.nl.i, this EorrinC. paint
v4a FIR, members of q local union
s. i tlue 'a~. r.g'lt. decided not -
i -tft arl rtGae...a wages The
sa.rt,t~ il ~as a.G haEe named
,a..aItt.. /. o,ttfl 4 as;c~ painters.
thtt V.I ,ontn on the present
.a .: 4g,> rn-,. j. g cents an hour
auiu. ymsr
-a tst a-n IL la~t.a' painters
ssrcd th ~.rh..e. +, a,eeI.t "a cGt u
81 uoue .4-- The s,alc =
ss H., At.r Tl-.r. were some who
a. ostl ,h.~ tae....eut and the matter
.a- b..n unsettled Il IS said that
ISL, nar, t III lnion men favored
u. and s. n rather than no
IA thsv. ,rer. others who
-.a =. ~.d,~ 3. = rrorositiun
#.l- sn NAT ;htE
his spring
u ..4 t--~ tar have
ard -t while the cost
at ts.a ...t~ nat bee. I'd
ott. h.rg> .,.red, mat they
aro. ..f,..t - .u,' 10 tn "i tain con
.ts - .arHet I.e.- tsat prevailed
aE IS. uf ta.r su things were
-aa.e t.s~t.r lu., i- said. ar"
.a4ne or contracts bas.a on n" pro
e.t x4G.e. a.d iha' they pro
.-. ,o on., th. ~. WORK a. IN, new
r. and tho@. who Want II otn have
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
DELAWARE CONFERENCE.
Negro Methodists of TIE Peninsula Will
Meet al Salisbury. Md.

Next Wednesday the 5Sth annual Sos
sion Of the Delaware Methodist Episcopal
Conference tcolorcd viii begin III John
Wesley Church Salisbury Md. with
Bishop Joseph + Berry of Philadelphia
presiding The Delaw are Conference IL
cludes aIl the "old side colored churches
on the Eastern shores of MARYLAND and
Virginia. in the States of Delaware ard
New Jersey and part Of New York. and
in MARYLAND. and Pennsylvania not IL
cluded in the Wa~hington Conference.
The Conference IS divided into FIVE DIS
tricts. Cambridge Rev DR. D II Hargl~
superintendent. Ccntrcvllle. Rev Dr
r. II Wallace. superintendent SOUTH
Philadelphia. Rev DR. J. II Scott super
mterdert Philadelphia Rev DR. J T
Fletcher superintendent Salisbury Rev
DIR J " jew cit superintendent
Rev j N Dickcrson, pastor of th,
Salisbury church Is secretary OF the
Conference whIrh has l60 minister Scv-
cral hundred local preachers. - retired
ministers and two ~uperannuateS- Two
Wears ago Us congregation paid Sl65, ,695
for ministerial support their membership
was about 1000 and the conference include
275 churches valued art 81 2O6, OBS and
I30 parsona ages valued 1T $2l35.}7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Chicago March 29.-CattIe receipts
600 SLOW steady on all grades and
classes quality good bulk beef steers,
80 4 $50. bulk butcher she stock. 5.25d
- Gamers and cutters. largely 300
<a4.50 bulk bulls. 4.7565.75; bulk veal
calves. S.00GS.5o stocker and feeder
steers. 7o0@7.T5.
Hogs. receipts $4,000 fairly active
light and medium = TO 30 cents lower
others mostly p cents lower than yes
tcrdays average. top. 1850 early
bulk 200 pounds down. 9.75a 1850: bulk
22o pounds up. S.65G9.35; pigs. . 10 50
cents lower bulk desirable 30 to 20
pound pigs. 10000 1910.
sheep receipts 10000; lambs. mostly
- cents lower wooled lambs top early.
1910. bulk 9.25610 shon top. a.25
to city butchers; bulk. S.5Qat.no
yves early. 5.50a6.25; choice feeder
IambS late yesterday. 925.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Girls Play Ball.

Efforts are being made 10y few of the
more active Delaware lassies to form
a baseball team, 70 be called The Della
ware BloOTncr Girls. This team will
be partly made up by girls from the
du Pont Mailing Department of the
last years du Pont League team. All
local ball players Of the female sex de
string to enter this form OF recreation
should communicate with Mrs. Sara
Potts. Room 4149. du POnt Building.
All applicants will be given considera-
tion. Those already lined up are Misses
Eloise Burns, Naomi Dennis Elizabeth
Mcdonnell, Agnes Cottingham Frances
Kramer, Kitty DOugherty. Irma SpccT,
Marion Joyce. Polly Reed. Mary Powell.
Jane McCafferty, Margaret Quill. Mar
urerite Slattery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHANGE.
Brack.Ex Drops Ont and Delaware
City May Drop In.

The Brack-Ex baseball club has with
drawn from the Suburban League, ow-
ing to the loss of large number of
last years star players. including Shan
ner Naylor. Livermore and Smith,
whose vacancies Manager Greene has
been unable TO fill. The team will he
combined with Elsmerc.
The Delaware City Club will take the
place of Brack-Ex in the Suburban
League. and will be headed by Hop"
Goghan. former Delaware College and
Baltimore international League star
pitcher. He expects to put n strong
team on the field. The addition of Della
ware City ought to strengthen the
league.
A meeting of the league has been call
ed by President Steele for tomorrow
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A, when formal
ARRANGEMENTS for the admission ot
Delaware City will be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
NICE BIRTHDAY GIFT.
Little Daughter of President Stetser IS
Remembered by Levy Court Men.

Members OF Levy Court were startled
out Of their usual calm at this morning S
session by the opening sentences Of a
speech by its attorney. r. Warren Green.
In his most impressive manner he stated
that whereas the time Of the Court W.
customarily taken up with considera-
ton OF big matters n wished to direct
its attention to a small natter-which
turned out 10 6e a birthday gift 70
Elizabeth the ten-day-old daughter OF
President Albert Stetser. in the shape
Of "A deposit book in the Wilmington
Savings Fund with a credit of $50. on
behalf OF fellow commissioners and
friends President StetSer acknowiedg-
Cd The gift with a few becoming words.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
DECISION RESERVED IN
AUTO BURNING CASE
Counsel Asks for Dismissal on
Ground That Conspiracy Had
Not Been Proved.

Dccis,on was reserved by Judge Hast
,r,s in Mupicipai Court this morning
a. ,h. caees of More Solomon and Gil
hort Dill charged with conspiracy 10
dcfraud the fire insurance companies
Ia burning automobiles for the purpose
of collecting the insurance. thai ic'
solomon. son of More solomon, was
dismissed for lack of evidence At the
close of the hearing J. Frank ba1 couh-
..el for the Solomons. asked Tor the us
,nissal on the grounds that the S'ate
had not produced evidence to snow d
conspiracy. as the word was dehncd re
Gently by Judge Bradford of the Su-
prcme Court.
John NJ. Coylc testified that he hearu
mn say 10 Warner |. Henry, also an
,,,,nl,,., of More solomon. that he was
pronniscd 500 10 burn Buick automo-
b,Ic The conversation. he said. took
plac, i'm the Stearns Motor Car COM
nany garagc. III French street, about
IanuarV II. in the presence of himself
and several other men.
Another employc of solomon. James
4 Davis. Negro. said that he accom-
ranird Mor, solomon II Pcrry's Tavern
on m, West chester pike. where the
I;ut,k automohilc had been partly de-
stravrd IN fire As they were looking
,,,.f The ar hc said he found tin can
,ontaining a small amount of gasoline.
u told him ne better smash that can
u Iuirht luol> suspicious They buried
u uud.l STONES and dirt. Solomon
warmed mo eg;inst saying anything
about th,. can Davis testified. Dii'' ne
sand .,d cornt tr him several times ana
asked how d., ,ould best burn the au-
teiuobil,
Decision l:'..,s,rd
p,t,,tl4, Eile, who mad the ar
r.~t. t-suH,d tiett DIi had com" int"
80. detective, pur,au aud offered to
f.li., +. ,unpi,tt. confession. ~" vol
iatr,rrd t. make it in tho presence of
H.. Solouors. but when they appeared
IS, refused Is talk. Tho next day he
4a. Whai Gel sIaul,d was clean
1..sst i, ra an.n II" t"uk The ma
c.,r, oat ana dr.lp,d hEhted cigar
,it, 81, ~uue on soakcd vast" that
va~ i mon, IS he automobile. SET
t,.. h a.t III. t.t,rJ.Nr testified pIl
,,..t..--,st
Its.aa f.uttear Su,,id agent
ia. Na..u,li Board nr Fire tndcr-
u.,rs -tlr,a III, detectives tcs-
.n.e.s +. r.-trd ~ D.ls confession.
i, va rree,,t wErn il WAS made,
i...tt,uI.,rG sald hc vas not specially
Interested IS fh.. solomon ease hut was
+ Vt,l!ur,ot f,r th. purpose ~ in
tI,~ .n ssrts,~ here.
<.. 81 ta, d,f.ndar:~ vrr" ca'.ad
t ~ttaa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
LTorOR PERMITS STOLRv.

The theft ~ 500 original liquor per-
rnits from the Federal Internal revenue
ofFice in New York. two weeks ago. has
resulted in widespread search boirr
made for the missing documents ~
ne Office n Israel VI Howard Federal
director for the Wilmington district
notice was received this morning from
Leo. A. Crosson. supervising Federal
prohibition agent of the Eastern district
asking that strict watch b. Kept for
he permits. The 500 original forms
Vendors copy) are marked ar follows
Forms 1910 A. Permit n Pur~hasa I"
bearing serial Nos. 1fs50l tn no mo ="
inclusive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Rebearse for Minstreis.

The Holy Name Society of st. Thorn
a. church. will rehearse its minstrel
show on Friday night. This affair will
be directed by Lawrence Ferry. James
Curran will be musical director, and
Philip Grant chairman OF entertain
nent II IL expected that the following
viii take part John Flynn interlocu-
tor John andrews Harvey Vernon,
Lawrence Ferry and Philip Grant end
men Eugene BrumhamTner and John
y Grant Anyone IN the parish who
desires to take part is invited 10 the
rpfss-x~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
lands TURNS DOWN KINNEY.
baseball Solomon Refuses to Reinstafe
Afb1etics' Pitcher

BY Annotated Press 20 Every Evening.
Chicago. March 2g.--Judge Iandis
comrnissioner Of baseball today denied
the application for reinstatement filed
by Walter w. Kinney, a pitcher with
the Philadelphia Americans, who was
charged with violating his contract last
May to play with an independent team
at franklin. Pa.
Kinney deserted the Philadelphia club
when the Franklin team offered him a
$500 increase in SALARY. From the evi-
deDce introduced, IL was brought out
that the Philadelphia club had sdVanc-
ed him 81 900 preliminary % the start
Of the 1920 season. that he had been
granted a 80 per cent Increase in salary
and that he left tho club without notice
owing about 5000, which he has never
attempted to repay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
FEAR FRUIT rs DAMAGED
IN BERks COUNTY. PA

Reading Pa. March 29-Rcports from
some sections in Berks county indicate
that the change in temperature rang
ing from so to 60 degrees between Mon
day morning and this morning. has kill
ed fruit buds.
They appear wrinklod and withered
in many orchards. except those sheltered
from the north winds. Some farmers
are optimistic and believe the damage
will prove less than expected.
The high winds during the night kept
the frost from settling on fruit buds.
and saved them. some assert. from ber
ing killed. Yesterdays hottest record
was 81 degrees, this morning II was
"a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Harry =. Stradley has is
sued marriage licenses 10 Lee Wood.
i327 OAK street. and May Farra. 500
Shipiey street Charles A. Burns. 922
kirkwoOd street, and Alice r. Rowe.
$50 Kirkwood street Harry ". Banks.
4I3 Shipley street and Mary A. Gillespie.
sa me address, Thomas a. Fee, 923 Gray
street. and Gertrude +. Mousely same
address. Edward Scott 2123 Biddle
street. and Edith l.. Hobson, 433 Union
street: Dominick \, De- Grono. sol
Scott street and Amnanzinetta
BrancOne. 230l West Seventh street.
Magistrate Lawrence J. Broman also is
sued to Eta Warrell Of Newport. ard
Frank Curtis. 1911 West Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Murder and Suicide.

Salisbury Md, March 2S.--After
shooting and almost instantly killing
a young Negro woman. Mamie Smith.
III years old and shooting another
cOlored woman in the leg while they
were attending a dance, Virgil Smith,
also colored % years old, who lives on
farm near Parsonsburg, about 10
miles from here shot himself above
the heart and now lies In the PENN
suIa General Hospital here in a pre-
ca riOus condition.
The murder took ptass about 2,30
O'Clock Saturday morning while a dance
was in progress al hssil at Glass Hill.
about mile and NAH from Parsons
hurg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
SEVEN FOR LOS ANGELES RACES

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Los Angeles. March 29.-Seven driV
ers will compete in National Champion
ship Races to be held on the Ins An
geles speedway. Arrf1 10. tho Speed
way Association announced tnday They
are Ralph Dc Palma. Tommy Milton
Eddie FTearne, Roscoe Searles Jimmy
Murphy, Eddie Puilen and Joe Thomas
-Four preliminary heats of 81 miles
each and final n - miles win he run
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
VOLUNTEERS ENTERTAIN.
Signal Troop Gives Singing Program
Folio we'd by Luncheon.

The Volunteers of America held their
Easter entertainment in their hail, $40
Shipley street, last night. with about
Ia people present. Rev. Rutter. II
Madeley ". F. Church. and Captain
John Roseman Of the Volunteers. led in
prayer al the opening Of the entertain
ment. This was followed by an address
on the work of the organizat ton.
The hall was decorated with Easter
lilies and other flowers. The Volunteer
Signal Troop with IS members render
cd singing. \ luncheon OF coffee, cake
and sandwiches was served and Easter
eggs we're distributed The affair Was
most successful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
MERCURY DROPS 81 DEGREES.
IN ABOUT F0U RTEEN HOURS

Philadelphia March 29-This section
Of thu Middle Atlantic states shivered
'striy today under a minimum temper
ature Of % degrees. after a three-day
not wave in which the thermometer
registered 50 and SO degrees
From y. m yesterday when storm
ID wind. rain. sleet and snow struck
this section to 6 u. m today the tenn
perature dropped 81 degrees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Tn suit of Iva Wollaston Us. Alfred
{. Stltz was started in Superior Court
today before %udges Boyce and Conrad.
This suit is for damages as the result
of an auto bus of Alfred &. SUltz
striking the plaintiff on Depot road
AT Newark /. Irving Handy repre-
sented the plaintiff and S. L. Townsend
repreaented the defendant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
FROM NECK TO NEAR KNEE.
FOR CHICAGO BATHING SUITS

By Associated I'ress to Every Evening
Chicago March 29.-Enactment Of or
dinauces making it an offence for a
member of either sex to wear a bathing
costume that does not extend from tbs,
neck to within four inches of the knee
has been suggested TO local authorities
at seaside towns by the ministry Of
health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Action Against Bus Line.

The West chester Wilmington \
Kcnnctt Electric Railway co. has flied
complaint with the Public Service Com
mission Of Pennsylvania against tho
Kenneti & Wilmington bus line charg
ing il with doing a regular transporta-
ton business in that state without hav
ing a certificate Of public conveyance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Phone Company Increases Dividend.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. March The America Il
Telephone and Telegraph Company to-
day announced that commencing july
l. next the regular annual dividend
rate would he Increased from eight per
cent TO nine per cent The change is
nothing more than an adjustment 70 a
new set Of conditions" said President
Thayer. OF the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
HE'D ron COURT.
.nnis LuLositch and Artem Barram
{ harged With attempt to Rob.

harged With attempt TO Rob.
B.nni, Zubovltch and Artem Barram.
~ = harg, u holding up Anthony IA
lo,rski Were each held under $1,000
nh fol th- Court 81 General Sessions
- Judee Hastings IL Municipal Court
today ZabowskI said the men pOunced
on him as he vas about 10 get in his
uachins for the purpose Of rObbing
hiu IL fought with them until the ap-
rearanc. II Officer Duncan. who arrest
.o BarTam
Zubovitch tne officer said, lay on the
senent a. II drunk until the officer
.a~ = short distance away and then
Idd.uIy Jumped up and ran He was
later arrested by officer DuROss. The
defendants claimed that ZabOwski, three
other men and themselves had been
drinking and besaUsc one Of them per
listed in blowing the horn Of Zabowsti's e
machine fight started They denied
any attempt a. robbery
John Manchunk. charged with as
-auIi and battery Was dismissed.