South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-13
TWO ARRESTED BY
POLICE FOR PART
IN SUNDAY HOLDUP
Series of House Burglaries
Brings Warming From PO-
lice Authorities.

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St. and Martin SOberalski 521 S.
Carlisle St. were arrested by the
police Monday afternoon charged
with the hOld-up Sunday night Of
Frank Banazak The arrest of the
two men followed a description
given by the victim. Mr. Banazak
reported 20 the police Sunday night
that ne had been held up on Brook
field st. near Huron st. and robbed
of $50 in cash, a S25 watch chain
and a $35 watch. He also declared
that his assailants gave him a Sc
we're beating. The officers are now
looking for two other men said to be
implicated in the hold Renegel-
ski and Soberalski will be given a
hearing in Judge Omachts court
this morning.
A half dozen house burglaries Oc-
curing in different parts OF the city
Sunday night between the hours Of
o'clock and midnight, brought
forth further warning by the police
TO home owners Monday TO safe
guard windows and doors, attendant
upon efforts of the police TO scour
the city and apprehend suspicious
characters believed responsible for
crime. Tn one house robbery, OF
which a report was made TO the po-
lice. burglars secured sos.
Burglars entered the home Of JO-
seph Megyesi, 1929 W. Grace st. be-
tween and o'clock Sunday night
and besides an open-face South Bend
watch. secured s155 in currency and
silver from a wallet in a bureau
drawer. COLD watches were secured
i'm the loot Of a majority OF the rob
berries.
Take Might Gowns"
Other secOnd-stOry operatives
pried the rear door Of the Teohl
WaeCzokecz bakery at 1902 Durham
ST.. rausacked the upstairs rooms
occupied by the family. securing a
25-calibrs automatic revolver and a
gold watch and chain.
No part Of the city escaped the
depredations Of burglars. The home
OF Samuel Hartman. 5O7 Z. Broadway.
was entered early Sunday evening
the thieves securing entrance
through a dining room window. BY
the articles stolen the thieves are
believed 10 have had a droll sense OF
humor. In addition to a black
travelling bag. $3.50 IN money. five
pair OF pillow slips and six sheets.
the loot. as reported 10 the police.
included two ladies' night gowns and
pair OF double-lens nose glasses.
A repetition Of thieving activities
was reported sunday night from tae
y. NJ G.. A. a gold watch was re-
ported missing from room No. 81.
Last week a nearby room. No. 33S,
was entered by a sneak thief II Is
said. and a gold knife. two gold
plated safety razors and a watch
chain. also gold. was stolen
Frightened 10y Sleeper"
A brick thrown through the show
window of the Sam Mailer store az
40 vs.. Division ST.. awoke the i'm
mediate neishborhoOd at O'CLOCK
Monday morning. but before the
alarm brought anyone TO the scene.
robber looted the window Of two
ladies' dresses and two georgetto
hlouses and made his getaway. The
quiet morning hour was interrupted
10y lNt ItROll OF the UllCh d1dlusl
the window and the falling OF shat
tered glass. Several neghbors in
the vicinity. discerned the fleeing
form OF @ man running south on
Frlrkln ST.. Immediately after
ward. ir was said. and the pro-
ur.-tUr who slept i'm the rear of the
store. lred three shots at the fleeing
thief.
Two negroes broke into the home
at Edward Kloeka 1928 w. Wash
nE.on ave-. Gate Sunday night but
discovering K-oeka ln his bed made
hlstv getaway. Broken glass i'm a
side window showed the means TAX
cn 10 secure entrance
Stick-up Reported
a motorcycle and motormeter
were stolen iu two robberies perpe-
trated against residence garages.
According 10 "a report made 90 the
police by Joe Mover 10c9 Mckinley
av.. his tvin-cvlinder Excelsior mo-
torcycle was removed sometime sun
day night The motorneter was
secured from of the Studebaker
car belonging 20 George F. Hull sos
Il Main ST. when thieves Effected an
entrance into the garage
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