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New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

As var as IhOnENt can Reach. the
last section OF the BACK to Methuselah"
cycle. will be presented by the Theater
Guild at the Garrick Theater this evening.
The Shuberts will present Frances White
and TAYLOR Holmes In The Hotel Mouse
at the Shubert Theater this evening.
"'rhe First Fifty Years will open to-
night at the Princess Theater with Clare
Eames and Tom Powers in the plays only
two roles.
The Pigeon moves from the Greenwich
Village to the Frazce Theater this evening.
The Law Breaker likewise. comes to
the Times Square Theater from the Booth
Rita Romlly will join tho cast OF
evening, taking the place of Carotta
Monterey.
,,,s,s Grace ,,! George VIII appesr in The Ex-
troit, beginning this evening.
The Chocolate Soldier" begins its tour
in Philadelphia tonight. Donald Brian
continues to sing the leading masculine
role.
The Rose Of stamboui" is playing at
the Century Theater with top price of
praMna hlgn ,rtj Van nrS yoikeabuTs and Maurice
A'' NV HS VIII present SndW 'CanOida' in
stead of Strndberg'a "Creditors" for thor
nrst bill at the Greenwich Village Theater
beginning March 20
Doris Keane will be tho princinal
speak at the graduation exercises of the
which Will be held on March 20 in the
Lyceum Theater at p. M
Alexander Rogers. negro actor. has bean
engaged by Augustin Duncan for ''aS ousi' ZEE;
portant role in Mary Hoyt Wihorp's
a,la Ia boo which VIII be presented for a spe1
clai .s mat1nee at the Times Square Theater
on March zS Mt Rogers was a rnemher
OF the original Williams and Walker com.
the Hippodrome. week at
Edward Vroon Will nreser+ .,c,
Bergerac" during the Ilaster seasd oyiano ue
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

The Pigeon moves from the Greenwich
Village to the Frazce Theater this evening
The Law Breaker" likewise. comes to
the Times Square Theater from the Booth.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

'"The First Fifty Years will open to-
night at the Princess Theater with Clare
Eames and Tom Powers in the plays only
two roles
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

"Bavu' a the Earl Carroll Theatcr this
evening, taking the place of Carlotta
Monterey.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

The Shuberts will present Frances White
and TAYLOR Holmes In The Hotel Mouse
at the Shubert Theater this evening
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
The Stage Door

LAS Far as Thought can Reach" the
last section OF the Back to Methuselah"
cycle. will be presented by the Theater
Guild at the Garrick Theater this evening.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

Grace George will appear In "The Ex-
puisite Hour at the Garrick Theater De
troIt, beginning this evening.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

The Chocolate Soldier" begins its tour
in Philadelphia tonight. Donald Brian
continues to sing the leading masculine
role.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

The Rose Of Stamboui" is playing at
the Century Theater with top price of
$3.50 for tickets.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

Ellen Van Nolkenburg and Maurice
Browne will present Shaw's candida" in
stead or Strindbers' Il "Creditors" for their
nrst bill at the Greenwich Village Theater
beginning March 20
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

Doris keane will be the principa'
speaker at the graduation exercises Of The
which Will be held on March 20 in ~
Lyceum Theater at 3 p. m
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

y, EDWARD Nroom viii present 'Cvrano 4
herserac during the Easter season.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

At the rialto William S. Hart is
seen in "Travclin' On "The Mistress
of the World' is also shown here.
Come On Over an Irish story, done
by Rupert Hughes. is at the Capitol
These viii be reviewed tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
Eveleyn Gregory Fund
Tota Il noon MONDAY sl5l.6

VIZ one nfth of the amount tcnts
tlvelt SGT as the sum recded to t.dr
over EveIeyn Gregory Hammond vail
entlne- girl TO 4 state approNina tins
that she enjoyed before falling victim
TO accidental burns suffered when her
clothing caught fire n the kitchen Of
her home. Hammond PEOPLE Monday be-
gan d score Of enterprises 70 raise sums
ror ths Eveleyn Gregory Fund.
severat checks arrived this morlins
and others later il the DAY too late 20
"a bulase.
At the hospital attending sisters sad
the girl spent a sleepless night. She
was delirsous most OF the time Al
though provided with q special room
and receiving every attention possible,
no nurse has Hat been secured 10 rc-
main with her Sisters said a nurse
had becn retained. but left after re-
naming ono day. They offered no roa-
son for the nurses departcrs.
The biggest event Planned yet Tor
benefit Of tho fund is that announced
Tor Thursday evening az the K. of ..
nail where bunco- -pedro-bridge party
with prizes donated by local merchants
viii be given by . group Of women
headed by Mrs. Helen Davies, Of l.o
Highland street and Mrs. 81 j. Der
med. 1917 Harrison avenue.
Il is estimated that more thar 500
win attend So enthused were the NO
men who have planned the party and 50
determined to make every cent go to
the fund that through the generosity
OF Unity Council X or G. they have
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
WIRELESS
TELEPHONE
FOR BANK

The first wireless telephone to re inn
st.f.s II a,stnas. ho.se i the CaI-
omet Feslon IS no" - op'' . e'o'' = IL
Hammond Trust Savings Bank of
Hammond. The receiving apparatus is
,,.-a.od y, Tho roof a. nc Hammond
The installation vas mace a. the eA-
nense Of w. q. Paxton. tho president q
ne bant. and rlacos the bank. its of
, o,,.+o,,a-s \,
touch with iatest Wortd news.
Nj that IS necessary % oe1ih ''''
receiving - news IS to ciose an eiec-
tria sU itch, adjust tue tunlnS apPar
atus and QUO of the vast eineriat
spaces above the earth voices are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
WHY WALLER
IS DEMANDING
INVESTIGATION

". j. McAleer is heartily In favor OF
Investigation Of public utilities and
gives the reasons why in the following
statement: 1t has been said that the
public utilities are in partnership with
the city II we are In partnership, the
public demands an accounting. II has
been further said that information can
be had free through the Public Utilities
commission investigator. We want TO
make the investigation ourselves, be-
cause the investigator sent out by the
Public Utilities commission came from
indianapolis and took one day, so I am
informed by city Attorney w. ". Nc
Mahon. 10 Investigate the running. CON
ducting and operating Of all street
cars. all telephones. all gas and cleo
tric light companies Of the Calumet
region. Is that fair investigation by
the Public Utilities commission? Is
that the Kind of an investigation that
We want again2
am for investigation for the fur
ther reason that gas is sl.4o here and
90 in Chicago: for the further rea-
son that the telephone company raised
their rates since the ending Of the
war for the further reason that gas.
electric light and telephones arc al and
above peak and war prices and have
not been reduced. while almost every
thing else that the public use has been
reduced from 10 to 40 per cent; for the
further reason that both sides OF this
question should be fairly presented to
the Public Utilities commission and not
left 10 a man who VIII spend orc day
in making all OF this investigation. for
tho public, as IL has been done in the
past. for the further reason that the
city attorney of Hammond who has
been before the Public Utilities com
mission desires this kind Of aid and his
opinion IS backed up by the city at
torneys Of East Chicago and Gary
They surely know what kind of evil
dence they want TO present TO this
( commission and we should stand he.
4 hind them / do not desire a large ex.
penditure Of money and ] believe that
$500 from the city OF Hammond woulc
be sufficient to make the proper tnves-
! tigation and lay before the commissi or
the true facts Ths; surely won't cos
YOU very much. Mr. Taxpayer. viii it
The public arc demanding q fair in
vestieation ard they should have i
and then they VIII be satisfied relativ,
I 10 results. but they viii never he salts
ied untn such investigation is made
This would not cost the average tax
payer 10c each.
Respectfully submitted.
". J. McALEER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
didn't KNOW It
WAS LOADED" TRAGEDY

I didn't know it was loaded -
And because someone didn't know
IL was loaded. Bernard FtukIestein.
aged 10, today lies in St Margaret's
hospital with bullet in his neck and
mis- body. from Ills waist down. prob
ably permanently paralyzed
The tragedy that many result IN
manning the boy for life occurred Sat
urdsy evening at $40 when the lads
cousin Abe E'inklestein. So Forsyth
avenue West Hammond. toying with a
small calihre revolver while the two
sat on 4 table in the fish store ard
grocery of Harry FinkIestein at 2l2
state street playfully pointed the gun
at the others head- and pulled the
trigger. There was a fash. a report
and Bernard fell to the floor, blood
squirting from his neck
Sara Finklestein sister Of the in
iurcd boy. witnessed the scene.
The boy was removed to st Mar
garets hospital whore his condition is
said TO he critical. Dr. A a. Young is
the attending surgeon.
The injured lad lives with his par
ents at 40 Plummer avenue The bull
let entered his neck from Tho right
side ard struck the spine. resulting in
paralysis ot tho lower part Of his body.
The boy who fred the shot told the
police he didn't think the gun was
loaded.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
WILL CITIES
GET BUSY
FOR COURT

Norther Indiana is becoming aroused
10 the fact that a real hGht IS aheaa
js the bin introduced by Congressman
Hickey. providing for a new federal
court district In Indiana, is 10 be
piloted safely through congress.
Warnings were sounded and immed-
te action called for at the mee''hs
ar the Lake county Far Association
this morning at the Hammond court
house.
Indianapolis has been busy SINCE the
hll was introduced by Congressman
mckee Creation OF q new court dis
,riot win mean that cases arising ln
tho northern counties may be tfleo
rearer home Indjanapolls hotel keep
ers are ulied with CONSERVATION over
such = prospect Their propaganda pc
gan pouring into Washington as soon
as they heard Of the bill
Nevertheless, Mr. Hickey's measure
,ras reported favorabiy out Of the COM
rnittee and nov the opposition IS bending
ali efforts to have it killed when II
comes up in the lower house Failing
there the nght viii continue until the
last opportuni'.y has past
civic organizations and business as
sociatons of Indianapolis have rush
cd in 70 AID the Hotel mon. Various
reasons arc given by these people as
ia why the b.. should never pass.
All this was pointed out at the meet
ing Of the bar association this morn
rg II was argued that hammond.
| GARY. East Chicago. south Bend. Mich
,ssn city. Eikhart Fort Wayne La
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
GREENHORNS
At HOLDUP
GAME MEET T [: 7
SaIOonman and ROhber SO
Excited Neither Knew Just
What to do.

TWO sroenhorns at the holdup game
met Saturday night in the saloon OF
Tom sostakauckas. 2o7, 155th st, West
Hammond.
Tom vas ono OF them The o1her
vas Axei Carlson. sote South shore
drive. chicago
Someone ratified the door Thinking
it was bela1ed customer, Tom threw
il open. In stalkcd Mr.. Carlson with
the greater part OF his face covered
with a handkerchief. In his hand he
carried "a revolver which was thrust IN
the direction Of Toms stomach.
Carlson started to say some thins
about handing over money ana being
quick about it, but Tom interrupted
MIN.
Tom was sha4ins terribly. This morn
ing he said il was from sheer rage
Hey YOU damn fool don't you
know it's dangerous to handle a sun
Ike thate" he shrieked
Carlson advanced In hesitating man
nor Tom retreated toward the bar
yelling. 'Cut IL out, cut it out"
That's all I could think to say" be
explained today y knew you was
supposed to do something when you
we're held UP. but couldn't remem-
Der"
So in desperation he dsrted behind
the bar and grabbed the telephone re-
gardIess of the fact that he was turn
ing his back upon the hoidup man which
. or course is a breach Of footpad etiquet
From his chattering over the phone
the girl al central figured he wanted
the police station and hit It afst
guess He called wildly for help.
And now my friend" said he bland
T.. as he turned trward Mr. Csrison
well see uss6se bs5s< os this saloon
Carlson didn't wait He dashed out
The police came.
! sestakauckas said the fellow locked
like stranger who had visited the
saloon earlier in the evening with s5v-
eral West Hammond boys. The boys
we're found but Carlson was not with
them Later the ICE picked him up.
This morning before JNige Kowaiski
he explained that he wanted 70 trade
! tho gun for couple OF drinks and that
Tom got scared when ne held It out
"Hon about the mask" asked the
Judge.
\ Carlson was silent SO he was given
a fine of $50 and costs which means
a long jail term
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
HUSBAND CRUEL;
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Mrs MYRTLE L. Ettler. 437 Sheridan
avenue. whiting, today filed suit for
divorce In the superior court at Ham
mond. charging that her husband,
william L Ettsr, has beer SO cruel to
her during their married life that she
has had to leave several times.
They were married June -. 1911 and
tho last separation WIS January q.
Airs Etter saws her husband cursed
her. caokcd her and thoatened her life.
She asks for $4,000 alimony tho Gust
ody Of their child and So a week for
its support Mr. Etter is a Pennsyl-
vania tower1nan In Whiting. Attorney s
Dorsn & Conboy and Mcmahon & Con
roy 81. representing the plaintiff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
NEWS LOYALTY In PROSECUTION OF WAR TO BE-
EAST CHICAGO MAN
HAS DISAPPEARED
Friends Fear That Frank
Halasz Has Met With Foul
Play for His Money.


10 loot pt8E IS ~,
terious saPpearao -
Ia n rom IiS hD'"' l+tiaa.-.,
aha fqrts -i'uF'h -
oyer three weeks ASP 4hs i~sls
case paiics All el nave
"a pick Hp z SIS" tha0 Win aio -
ing the mystery,
l.slase. m company with Joe ha q
Of 4S02 Tod evenue. were in Chicago
the later part Of January 20 look for
worh Earta says thcy ven into
soft drink parlor across from the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
POLICE USE
RIOT GUNS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRWcUl
FAWTUCkET, r /. Feb. 20-Riot
guns were used today By the police in
a strike disturbance in front Of the
jerks Spinning Company.
The trouble started when four wo-
men on their way 20 work in the J.
and X Coats mill were mistaken by
strike sympathizers for strike breakers
gong to the jerks plant
The women had been surrounded by
strikers and sympathizers. when police
arrived and scattered the crowd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
INDUSTRIAL
NEWS NOTES
INCREASE woRkING FORCE,

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Feb 2o-The
Studebsker Corporation has increased
it's employees from 5000 TO 500. there
by breaking III records cf the concern
50 far as its socal plants are concern
Cd The corporation is now WORKING
fuu capacity and is turning out 1sa
light six cars daily m the now plant
IN the old plant tho manufacture O.
bodies for the two larger model cars S
done
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
RRINGING BECKER
TO WHITING

WHITING. Ind. Fec. 2o.-EXtTadi-
fson papers for the return of Joo Beck
Of. now held b. detective Of Chicago
fay h0-giarly. Rre expected "a arrive
tomorrow from Springfield Ili Gov
ornor small is said ~ have signed the
pa,srs tnat wIll icealize the cXs-adi-
ton az Becker to Whiting where he
mi he tried on e charge OF burgiarly
), connection with the robbery here Of
~ uztusik store some days ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
PLANT TO INCREASE OUTPUT.

SOUTH BEND Ind. Feb. 20.-Thc
south Bend Watch Company. working
to full capacity. Is preparing to in
crease it's output in tha near future.
II is understood that the Waithaul
watch Company 81 waltham. Mass.
viii he merged with thc local com
pany in the neNt ten DAYS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
BE:VERIDGE:
TAKESSTUNP
THIS WEEK
Will Open Campaign al Either
South Bend or Fort
Wayne
r7vrs BUREAU AT srA1E cArlrALl

4NbhAN APOl-AS, f'eo. zp---Aitef .
whtrIwind week or politics during
which 10 r,,,ro--.4. i.t ioose their
10 eieie = ~
mat this week will be conrarativeiy N !
quiet Senator New IS expected home
from Washington and tho Bevcriage
.arees have anno.,nced thai the ex
. ..-,f,
Fof TINS lSo4l'lcAaHs !" AHu ai'op
ciis we're looking forward 70 the Re
rna1fczn love feast at Crawford syslio.
.,.a-,s.
w.
because both senator New ana Mr'
Beveridge were invited to attend
- :. .,a.~. .hst net.be- or the
7eaoii"sls "'-l ns
Word received from oenat or New'
who IS al Washington, Indicated that
he would not be able TO return 10 IN
diana until the last OF the wees. al
-nouEh he would make an attempt 70
lie at Charlottesville His manager,
Fred + Klne, of wabash, however. has
made arrangements to hive Charles =
F7ookwalter, Marion county manager
for Senator New attehd me NON
Eome-y county session as 'ee
sentative OF the canoloale- - pc
slbie that Mt beVerioee WI ''SHu
hut i he docs, lie VII hos spec
tne subject q MS can - = =
Mr. Beverage VIII cpen his cam
raign with a Neynote speech At eitheF
Fort Wayne or South Bend ne 80
then make 4 swing around the state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
aTLLETrN.1

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-Presi-
dent Harding today informed the
United states senate that il is
literally impossible" for him to
furnish the senate with the in
formation il requested last week
as to tie negotiations. records ana
data. concerning the adoption Of
the four powered Paone treaty..
which replaced the Angio-Jspanese
alliance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
CHIEF COLLINS ILL;
INFLUENZA VICTIM

ISFECfAL TO THE TlNESl
WHITING, Ind, Feb. 20.--ChIet %
Police Clay Collins is seriously III at
his home, 544 Tishrupp avenue with
Influenza He was taken sick Satur-
day afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
EXPECTED TO
Be Of LONG
DURATIO
Conference in Investments and
Broader Business Plans
Generally Seen
= III. u ATKINs

~ S4EiFt U@-lAiSSs t4iEA-iAA4s - 80 49,
". r c. Harding OF the Federal Re-
serve Board. said today in has annusl
report 10 congress.
Governor Hardines diagnosis Of t4e
nations business ewii,ion aud bus
ness prospects was linked up with
review of finances which SHOW that
the country has about reached the end
Of dcaation.
CREDIT l. EASIER
Easing Of credit. a more confident
feeling in the investment market, and
oroadcd plans 81 business generalls
were c,tcd to congress as favorable
factors now ii eeidsncc.
For some months past there has
been marked easing IN domestic
rates Of interest Governor Hardin
said 'NotWithstandin some ur1sa-
vorabie features in revenue laws, the
Investment market now IS absorbing
securities al reasonable rates which
could not have bcen considered few
raonths ago.
Market quotations FOR Liberty bonds
haze steadily advanced until they are
now approaching par. Good railroad
and Industrial bonds have appreciated
and there have been noticeabls ad
yances in standard stocks.
LONGER PROSPERITY SWING.
There are well defined cycles in
business There are the short and FIRE
qucntly occurring cycles incident TO the
changes OF the seasons and there are
longer swings or periods Of prosperity
and depression.
The rotation is as follows: Bus
mess activity and increasing produc
ton. 2-Excessive expansion and
! speculation followed hitherto by panic
and forced liquidation. s--A long
period OF slow liquidst alton, business de-
preston and stagnatIon. and 4-Re-
vival.
There are those who believe the be
! ginning OF rival is not far distant.
When il does definitely set in it vii
/ be followed in due course by an area
! Of prosperity.
REACTION WILL FOLLOW.
! In the light of recent experience
we should remember. when we again
a reaction will follow sooner or later
II the flow or the incoming tide can l,e
! controlled so that the crest may not oe
reached TOO rapidly. nor rise too high
F.! the subsequent reaction VIII be less
severe. and the next psriod Of CONNER
cial and industrial activity will be
market by saner methods. greater
achievement along constructive iine ,
and by longer duration than we have
had before"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20
THE WEATHER

U" OF rain In northern portion
and rain in southern portion tonighs
Ehd tuesday; not much change ia
temperature.
oensered by Carriers N Raumond
arc w Hammond SOC per rnopth on
streets and news stands. 9o r,sy oo1v
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-20

81 DInItLsu q,
". J. Mc-ALEER.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
MESTSkA AUTA TRZNfCH
INSPEkTCRU NEBUDOU
OZNACENA.

Velka bila pismena oznacu-
Jici mestskG automobily budou
zrusena 4 stroju mcstskych in
spektoru yefejnyeh trznic, jak
zada trznl komisaf' Philip She
rer. Navrh oduvodnuje tim,
re priced inspektoru byl pri-
lis napadnym avisem pro
nepoctive trhovce, aby Sc pro
okamzik vystrihali vSech zlo-
dejskych praktik, jako okra-
dani konsumentu ma vaze, IL
Cenlm povrchu zdravym oyo-
Gem ukladanim shnilGho do
lie q pod.
Stalo Sc tax M. vGereiSi NEST
ske schuzi, kde souCasn6 M
zakroceni radnich Finkla a
Stacela snizen byl poplatek IT.
hovcn IA chodnicieh 4 proiek-
tovanych $50 ma pouhych SIS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
oynovec mayora
kohlera odsouzen
ma sedesat dni.
ROZSUDEk MU ALE NEZA-
BRANI kANDIDOVATI MA
OkRES. kOMISARE.

Federalni soud odsoudil wee
ra Freda Kohlera Jun. ma GO
dni do robotarny a k pokute
$3.50 pro prestupek prohibiC-
mich zakonu, ktereho Sc dopu-
still V kv6tnu 1920, nedovole-
nym prevazenim kofalky ieho
firmy Beltz & Kohler, {. 3259
vych. 65. al.
"Neveril jsem t6 dolby, ze
bych porusoval zakon bylo
to kratce 20 zavedeni prohibi-
ce, kdyz koralka byla do skla-
diste dopraVena. Mattel ieji
Sc vykaZal ufednim povolenim
k doprav6, COZ jsem povazo-
val "a postaGiteln6. Teprve
pozdeii jsem Sc dov6del, ze
povoleni bylo falsovano. Jsem
v srdci presv6dCen, ze jsem ne
vinnVm a pujdu S dobrym sv6-
domim trest odpykati. Jsem
ale dosud cekancem ma urad
okresniho komisare srpno-
vych primarnich volbach, o
kampan postaraji Sc jiz mali
pfatele a me samotnGmu zbu-
de k cinnosti as tyden proto
elm drive 81 trest odbudu, tim
bude lepe. Srpnove primarily
dokazi, re mann duv6ru nejen
svych pfatel, ale i jineho Gle
velandsk6ho lidu.' TAX as
zn6la obhajoba obzalovaneho,
ale kterou, iak vysledek uka-
zuje federalni soudce Weston
haver neuZnal.
Spolu $ Kohlerem mi. pohna-
no bylo pet jinych muzu, q
nichz ieho spoleGnik Beltz od-
souzen ma Al dni a k pokute
500 a II. j. Feichmaier
Lakewood, jenz koralku do
veil do zmin6n6ho skladiSte ma,
pul roku k pokut6 $500. -
Harry Brown, hotel Martini
que Zaplati taktez IA dovaze.
nj $3.50. Dva ostatni byli pax
z obzaloby propusteni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
DOMAHAI. Sc. STRELROU
NOCLEHU.
Ia prestre.ky zastreleny
rsnni Vetrelec.

Policejni straznik Gus Wild
dneSniho tasncho rama sci pra-
We po Hamilton ave, kdyz V
okoli vyah. 6. III. uslySel strel-
ne rany a spatril muze jeSte S
kouricim Sc revolyerem vybeh
nouti 2 dyorku jednoho domu
do ulice. Muz prchal a neupo-
slechl vyzyy k zastaveni a pro-
to Wild, aby jej zastraSil, Wy
palil he sluzebniho revolverU
do vZduchu. Pronasledovany
Sc vSak obrat'l a opetoval pal
bu, ZraniV vazn6 polie.Stu m
levem boku, naCez teprve "a
m6ril nan Wild opravdovG, TAX
&c pronasledovany trefen. kle-
snul k Zemi. PoStleleny dopra-
ven byl do mestske nemocnice,
kde kratce po privezenl Ze-
mfel. JeSte pred smrtl pravil,
ze jest lodnim topicem a ze
sc jmenuie John Harrington,
bydlel Pittsburgh, kdezto
matka jeho Sc seStrou zije V
Evanstonu, Ind. Ray Evans z
{. 1927 vych. 3. VI. vyprav6l,
re sc Harrington do jeho do
mu vzadu We dvore dobyval a
re pozadoval noclehu, kteryz
mu odepfel a konetne, kdyz Sc
staval yetfelec drzym. iej Wy
hodil. Pozdeji Sc Harrington
dobyval do iinych dveIi chteje
jich vylomiti. Evans dvere dr.
Eel, nacez bylo nan skrze ne
streleno Il on postfelen ma O.
bou rukou.