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ROUND ONE,

ROUND ONE.
They fiddled around, trying to turn
each other into the sun. They hit light
lefts to the face and wenA into clinch.
Kansas hooked left to the head and re-
ceived a right to the stomach. Rocky was
short with three leads. Rocky stuck a
light left to the face and took two left
jabs in the mouth. Leonard hooked a
left to the wind. Ben jabbed left to
the nose. Kansas slipped left to the
stomach. Leonard jabbed left to the
nose. Leonard shot a right to the head.
1t was tame round and fairly even.
ROUND TWO.
Kansas missed two left leads. Leonard
was trying to feint him out Kansas hit
low with left hook. Leonard jabbed his
left lightly to the face. Leonard smashed
two left hooks. Leonard had the better
of in6ghting in corner. Kansas is find
ing trouble making his blows land. He
finally put left to the stomach and a
right to the head. He stuck in another
left to the wind Leonard missed a wicked
left hooks to the head and TOOK right
to the head just before the >bell. Leonard
had a slight shade on the round.
ROUND THREE.
Leonard jabbed left to the nose. Kan.
sas rushed. Leonard showed him off and
he slipped down. He wiped the rosin of
and then continued. Leonard hit two hard
rights to the head. Kansas rushed and
missed. Rocky iabbed left to the head
and put over two more light ones. They
traded rights to the body at close quar-
tiers. Kansas hooked two lefts to the head
Leonard became careful for a minute
Kansas rushed and was jolted on the chin
with a left Leonard rocked Rocky with
two lefts and right to the Jaw, Kansas
backing away. Rocky was short with a
left lead, and they were e!inched at the
bell. Leonard's round.
BOUND FOUR.
Rocky missed two lefts. Rocky missed
another left. Leonards right to the head
went high. Benny stabbed five lefts to
the face in row. Kansas whipped left
to the stomach and another to the head
Rocky got a left hook high to the head
Leonard shot right to the ear. Kansas
hooked left TO the head and took three
right uppercuts to the Jaw leonard shot
right and left to the Jaw and left to the
face. Benny landed a left to the stomach
and left to the head. Leonard whipped
left to the wind. Leonard sent left
to the stomach. put right to the same
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
St. LOUIS IN
LEAD At HALF
WAY IN event
BIZ JOHN B. FOSTER

Copyright, 1922, BY The Argus.)
New York, July 6.-The Hateful
Fourth of July has passed, an
event has been recorded in baseball.
A st. Louis club. in this instance
being the St Louis Americans, has
gone into midseason with q record
Of having been in first place for
more than a fortnight Again the
junior major league has out-strip-
ped its senior rival for the national
since the days when Chris Won Der
Abe was a power in the national
game has never been able to brag
of a first place credit mark for the
St. Louis team.
In 1911 when Roger Bresnahan
managed the Cardinals, they were
rated pennant contenders, and were
for awhile, but they never attained
to first place. They were only four
or five games behind the leaders
in the race for a long period. Then
came a train wreck at Bridgeport
in which the car bearing the St.
Louis players was shattered and
the fright and shock of the, wreck
unnerved the team completely. Some
of them would not 60 through
Bridgeport for over a year, insist
ing on being transported between
New York and Boston by another
route.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
RUMOR BENNY
NEAR A SPLIT
WITH GIBSON
Champ Said to Haze
Had Rur,-in With
Manager.
ny FAIR PLAY.

Copyright, 1922, by The Argus.)
New York, July 5.--While await
ing the returns of the Leonard
Kansas fight an interesting story
went the rounds of the city. This
was to the effect that Benny Leon
ard and Billy Gibson had had stiff
run-in In Benny's dressing room
after the Britton fight. The cause
was said to have been the cham
pion's disapproval of a certain line
OF action Gibson has been following
Of late. Some who may be sup
posed to be in the know declared
that Benny and Gibson would be
through after the Tender fight this
month.
Again. there was a report that
after the bout against Lefty Lou,
Benny would be through with the
fighting game. AS to that we shall
see. As for the fight against Rocky
Kansas the writer pointed out in
this COLUMN that the result was a
foregone conclusion. Rocky was
8 not in Benny's class. And he never
has been In Leonard's class. He is
q fine. game. hard hitting fighter is
Rocky, but Benny is real cham
pion and there you are.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
BUNS ATTACK }
R0UTS LOCALS
IN Two GAMEJ
islanders Drop Both Ends AZ Ia,
pendence DAY Bill to eela.
Rapids.
Especial to The Areus

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Cedar Rapids. Iowa, July I'm.
Bunnies had their war clubs tuns
up to a high pitch for the closir'
games of the first half of the schsS
ule here yesterday and the Islans]
ers were the goats in both copta.,2
Of the holiday bill.
Cedar Rapids COPIED the FRY
game by a score of 3 to 3. and ~
second game, which went nine 4
nings, ended Is to 3.
: Both Craig and Gardner were n,
hard by the locals. Craig VA
touched for IA hits in the Ar,
game. while Gardner yielded q i
the closing contest. The Bunni,
totaled IS bases during the cours
of the afternoon. Lewis, althourl
small of stature, was the big ma,
with the stick, getting seven hin
out of 10 times at bat, bringing hi
record to 10 hits in three games
Norton was the leading Rock hi
land sticker with five hits out q
eight times at bat. The Islander
departed last night for home. when
today they are carded to open It'll
second half of the season with Ol
tumwa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
MANDELL GAINS
DRAW WITH PAU

Memphis, Tenn. July S. : Pa
Moore of Memphis and Samn,
Mandell of Rockford, ILL.,, bantai
weights, fought fast rounds bel :
last night. One sports writer id
clared a draw, while another held
the contest ,ended with Moore hav1
ing a slight shade the better Of lid
argument.
The bout was to have been del
cided by the referee, but this plsI
was called off when the weight
in process showed Mandell fotI
pounds heavier than his opponerl
Mandell's weight was given as ID
pounds and Moore's HE.
Both men Travelled at top sped
throughout the bout, with Moor(
depending largely on his sped
against the punching ability OF u
Illinois fighter.
Referee Hack stated that had Y
given a decision he would haxt
called the bout a draw. \
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Mississippi Valley.
Cedar Rapids, 1873; Rock Island
3-3.
Waterloo, 1912; Dubuque, rs.
Ottumwa, As; Marshalltown, Is
Three-Eye League.
Bloomington, 81; Peoria, 65.
Rockford, "a; Moline, 6-10.
Decatur, SIS; Danville ,aO-4.
Evansville, 9-5; Terre Haute, J.
10.
National League.
Chicago, S-S; Pittsburgh, 40.
Cincinnati, lis; st. Louis, Sc.
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, (rain
afternoon).
New York. 5; Brooklyn, 5 (called
end 14th inning, rain; morning
game postponed, RAIN.
American League.
Chicago. 5-3; st. Louis, 3-5.
Philadelphia, 81; New York, Is
Boston, 40; Washington, 80.
Cleveland, Ali; Detroit, "a.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
A. E. SMITH IN
| FEATURE match
Rock Island Golfer Meets Robert
Mckee in Iowa State
TournOm ont
Tournament.

Des Moines, Iowa, July Sec
ond round matches of sc holes will
be played in the Iowa state golf
tournament at the Hyperion club
links here today by the 16 players
who survived the first round of IS
holes yesterday.
The feature match today is ex-
pected to be between Robert Mckee
of Grandview, a former title holder,
and A. E. Smith of Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
sENI-PRO NOTES
GENESEO, 5; ATKINSON, 2.
Especial CorrespOndence.)

Geneseo, July 5.-The Geneseo
White Sox won their game at At
kinson yesterday afternoon against
the Atkinson Regulars before a
crowd of 1900 fans by score of
5 to 2. Atkinson scored its runs in
the first inning. With one man out
and runner on first an infield
error spoiled chance for a double
play, after which hit put the two
runs across the plate. Atkinson
threatened again in the second in
ming on a hit and two errors by
means of which the bases were
loaded, but Rydberg struck on,
Burgeson to retire the side.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Three-base hit, Nehls. Two-base
hits, Nehls, Weimer, hurry. Double
plays. Goodrich to Catour, Rydberg
to Anderson to G. Wheat to Ryd-
berg. Struck out. by Rydberg. 4; by
=. Smith, 3; by Geiger, s. Bases on
balls. off Rydberg, 4; OF E. Smith,
2. Hit by pitched balls, Anderson,
Weimer. Hits, OF e. Smith, S; OF
Geiger, 2. Innings pitched, by
Smith. 4 Is; by Geiger, 4 1-3. Los
ing pitcher, e. Smith.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Victoria At Bishop HilL

Bishop Hill. July 5.-The Bishop
Hill Regulars will play Victoria at
the local ball park on next Sunday
afternoon. Victoria is said to have
q good team again this year. and as
! Rishop HIN Il now playing fine ball,
= 1 good game is expected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
HAWKS annex
TWO GAMES BY
LARGE SCORES
Especial to The Argus.)

Waterloo. Iowa, July 5.-Water-
loo hit Dubuque pitchers hard and
the locals won both games of the
double header yesterday, 16 to
and II to 5. Leach's hitting was
the feature, polling three out Of six
in the first game and three straight
in the second. He hit home run
with the bases loaded in the first.
Lindner pitched great ball in the
first but weakened in the fifth in
ming of the second game and Ra-
gan went to the rescue. First
game:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
ICE WAeON NAG
IS FEATURE OF
sT!.ELOY CARD
Fresno Only Horse to Win Race in
Two Heats Given Great
Ovation.

Nels Nelson's ice wagon nag,
Fresno, proved the biggest attrac-
ton and drawing card on the st.
Eloy driving track yesterday after
noon. AS soon as he appeared to
compete for honors in the class B
event, he was greeted with a hurri-
cane of welcoming shouts and ap-
plause, and when, living up to the
expectation of the immense crowd
thronging the grounds, he gained
a big and brilliant victory over his
four competitors, he received an
ovation as he undoubtedly never
did before. The proud animal, get
ting little or no training than drag
gfng an ice wagon from Monday
morning till Saturday evening, won
the added distinction of being the
only horse that won a race in two
heats on the st. Eloy track yester-
day afternoon, his time for the mile
being 1926 in both heats. John R.
Russell, owner, Fred Daebelliehn,
Moline; Make B., owner, George
Little, Moline: Red Patch, owner,
Floyd Stone. East Moline, and Co
Iona Belle, owner, Lucian Daley,
Colona, ILL.,, finished in the order
stated.
Summary.
Free for all
Estrada Mac, Henry Yer
meesch, East Moline .....3 L
Miss Aegon, Emil Bogaert,
Captain Field, Bob Peterson.
Moline ) 3
Henry Almo, Newell Eddy,
Erie ....................4 4 4
Time-2:1sA, 2:17A, 2:2oh.
Class A
Dan o, Frank Van Hook.
Moline ................3 l I
Sand Burr Patch, Suess
Bros, Barstow ........1 8 3
Val Jeanne, Fred Daebellin,
Moline .................2 Z
Time-2:23, 2:21A, 2:25.
Native oCnquerer, Honor Prin-
cess, Kenneth Kirk and Autumn
Girl also ran.
Glass B.
Fresno, Nels Nelson. East
Moline ....................1 l
John R. Russell, Fred Dae-
bellin. Moline ...........2
Make B, George Little, Moline 3
Red Patch, Floyd Stone, East
Moline 4
Colona Belle, Lucian Daley,
ColOna 30 .
Time-2:26, 1926.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
BILL BRENNAN
BEATS MARTIN

Ashland, KY. July 5.-Bill Bren-
nan, who is signed to meet Jack
Dempsey at Michigan City, Ind,
Labor day, beat Bob Martin. A. E.
F. champion, in II rounds here yes
terday afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

The islanders won nine and
lost II games ON the road. We
believe If it had not been for
the long trip the club would
have finished in second place.
As 1t was, they wound up two
and one-half games behind Mar.
shalltown. Cedar Rapids was
way of by itself, eight games
ahead of the Ans0nS. But all
of this advantage was wiped
out at one stroke. Let's go. =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
CARDS DEFEAT
ANSONS TWICE
Especial to The Argus

Ottumwa, Iowa, July 5.-Ottumwa
won two games from Marshalltown
yesterday, taking the morning con-
test, 4 to / and the afternoon game
5 to 8. The double victory made it
three in a row from the Ansons for
the Cardinals. Score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Home run-Cardner. Three base
hit - Stalker. Two base hits -
Stalker, Michaels, Johnson (2),
Cooper. Stolen bases-Neweil. Nor.
ton. johnson, Dixon, Michaels. Sac
rifice hits - Councilman. johnson.
Struck Out-By johnson. 6. Bases
on balls-Off johnson, 1; OIL Card
ner, l. Cmpire-JOhnsOn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
BOWLING, 5; ANDALrs1A .

bowune oeIeated Andalusia, S to
2, at Bowling yesterday. The hat
teries for Bowling were Phair and
Blaser; FOR Andalusia. Roe and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

FIVE NEW RECORDS.

Santa Barbara. Calif.-Charles
Paddock made five new records at
i60, 20, so, 1875 and It's yards and
:eqpslsd The record for the l00-sard
dash.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Three base hits = Newell, Nc
EVAN, Elliott Two base hits
Finn, Valentine (2). Elliott (2),
Lewis, MichaelS, Church. Stolen
bases-Newell, Potts. Norton, Lew.
Is. Sacrifice hits = Church. Sven
son, Stalker, Michaels. McEwan.
Struck Out-By Valentine. =; by
Craig, l. Bases on balls-Off Val
entine, 3: off Craig, 4. Passed ball
Umpire-JohnsOn.
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MIKE DUNDEE To-
MEET RURMAN AT /
AURORA, JULY 10

At Michigan City yesterday aita|
noon, Jim Mullen, Aurora boxi1
promoter. announced that MIN
Dundee, Rock Island, would NEE
Joe Burman as the main attractio
of his next show, July -.
Jack Dempsey is slated to- bo
an exhibition on the same card.
WILSON kAYOS DEMARIS.
Rutland, Vt - JOHNNY Wilson
middleweight champion, knocke
out AL Demaris in the fourth rounl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Joe Wan Goethem is expected to
rejoin the team shortly. Joe is get
ting his. billiard business back in
shape and once more feels the call
to action. His return will be most
welcome.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
LEWIS BEATS EUSTACE.

Wichita. Kan.-Ed. stranger
Lewis beet Alan Eusface after los
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

To-day the Mississippi Valley
league clubs start all over
again. Cedar Rapids Is easily
tie winner Of the first half Of
the season, but by the time La
Dor day rolls around there nsy
be an entirely different story to
tell 1t is refreshing, mot only
for the players but for every
fan, to start out with q clean
slate. The ups and downs of
the early weeks are easily for.
gotten In hopes Of the future.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
JANAICA BEATN LRsIyr

Waterloo, Iowa. Tha Jamaica
Kid beat Jack Leslie IN 10 rnnnds
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

HEPBURN WINS CYCLE RACE,
Wichita, Kan.-Ralph Hepburn
of Los Angeles won the 30O-mile
national motorcycle race from a
field of Is.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

xBatted for Richter in ninth.
Sacrifice hits-Mann, Jude, Cor
coran. Struck out-By Biesser, 4;
by Holsclaw, 2. Bases ON balls
on Biesser. l; on Holsclaw, l. Hit
batsman - Corcoran. Umpires -
Walton and Makerkurth. Time
1886.
Afternoon Game.
r. H. E.
Marshalltown' 200 100 000-3 II 3
Ottumwa -. pol 40 00x-S 9 ]
Batteries -Schweitte. Gregory and
Clemens; Zubay and Schuster.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
TREMAINE WINNER.

Canton, Ohio. - Carl Tremaine
beat Jabez White in IL rounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Among the interesting bits Of
news brought home by Manager
Jim Councilman was announcement
of his trade Of Andy McEwan to
Waterloo for Pitcher Carl Stimson.
The islanders need mound talent
and they certainly are getting it in
Stimson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

The deal was put through
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-20
COURT LENIENT IN
NOWAKOWSKI CASE
Superior Court Judge Sus-
ponds Sentence of Alleged
Liquor Law NiOlator.

John NOwakowski. who last Janu-
airy was fined $500 in city court with
a 90-day jail sentence thrown in for
good measure, received a suspended
sentence when he appeared before
Judge Pro TEN A. y. Hildebrand Of
Superior Court No. yesterday The
city court sentence was melted out
by l. w. Hammond, special Judge
Judge Hildebrand held that the
showing of the defendant that he
was a victim of circumstances. that
he had no connection with the es-
adjustment where the stills were
found and that he had but gone
there TO purchase a drink OF whisky
was sufficient 10 warrant a suspen-
sion or the 500 fine and SO-day jail
sentence which he imposed.
IL was also shown by the defend
ant that he had been law-abiding
citizen since his arrest, that he was
poor man. and had a family "a
support.
The owner of the farm on which
the stills are located and who I. is
believed was the chief violator, has
not yet been arresSed. it was pointed
out TO the court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-20
Boy Dies of Fractured Skull After Being Struck BY Auto
Woman Candidate to Close
Campaign at Mass Meeting
Miss Esther OKeefe Address Gathering Local High
School Auditorium April 29-Takes Definite Stand
on Every Issue Now Before the Public.

Miss Esther O'Keefe. the candidate
for the congressional nomination on
the democratic ticket. arranged on
Wednesday to close her campaign IN
this city one week from Saturday
right with a mass meeting at the
nish school auditorium.
The idea Of a woman in congress
from this district Is receiving much
more support since Miss O'Keefe
came TO South Bend and met "A large
number OF women and men who have
teen prominent in the democratic
circles.
When she comes to this city for
her final meeting. she will have visit
every county in the district and car
ried her crusade to the voters by a
personal presentation of a definite
platform and Of definite Issues.
Asks No Favors
Il am not asking any favors be-
cause ] am a woman, but L am re-
iterating the demand that the time
has arrived when discrimination
must not be shown against women as
women" said Miss O'keefe. Thus
far the ore opposition that 1 have
heard has come from leaders who
have declared that this county
would not stand for a woman can
didate.
1 do not believe that this is true,
or that Il represents the sentiments
Of the community. 1 am more than
convinced of this from my few talks
with those who should know senu-
mcnt here They have shown every
inclination TO accord me a fair hear
ing and have promised that they
would do what they can TO see that
This cry raised by one or two plead
ers is not used against my candidacy,
hut that It be measured upon the
basis Of fitness and of issues.
II have not hesitated to make a
definite stand ugon every live issue.
The people know and will know ex-
actly what that position is.
Believes In BOuns
Il believe in the bonus. / believe
in paying the men who fought and
who were subject to discrimination
during the war, some part at least
Of what they sacrificed over and be-
yOnd what those Of us who remained
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-20
MUST SERVE JAIL
TERM BY WEEK END
PLAN, COURT SAYS
POekus Must Serve Six Months
by Confinement on Sat-
urdays, Sundays.

a six month jail sentence on in
stalments extending over a period of
% months is the unique precedent
established by City Judge DuCOmb.
Seven dependent children and rep
reservations by the defendant that
he was steadily employed secured
for william Poekus, $50 S Palestine
st. a confessed "moonshiner," a
moderation Of his six months Jail
sentence. revoked by City Judge Du
Comb, Wednesday, on appearance
before the court for the second time
You will be relieved Of working
on saturdays" began the court in
pronouncing sentence, adding: Be
ginning this week you will report at
the county Jail Saturday morning
and be committed there until Mon
day morning. You will do this each
week until you have served out the
total Of the six months sentence"
Poekus was arrested Feb. 4 when
a police detail swooped down upon
his former residence at 416 s. Pu-
Iaskt st, and discovered a still in
addition 10 a large quantity Of mash
and moonshine He was gwen a
fine Of 800 and costs and sUs-
pended sentence Of six months in the
county Jail. On March 25. POekus
again was a victim Of a police raid
when more than IS gallons OF mash
and a small quantity OF mule"
whiskey was obtained. The court
set the case for final decision We'd
nesday. revoked his sentence and
continued the second case until July
Is.
Theodore TsioHs. soft drink"
parlor proprietor. PA z. LaSale av..
arrested by Chief Lane March l..
when the latter espied Tsiolis oper-
ating a dumb-waiter and obtaining
a glass full Of Illicit liquor which he
handed 20 william Cleus, a customer.
pleaded guilty 70 the charge Of un-
awful possession and was fined So
and costs. In addition he was
given a suspended Jail sentence Of
four months.
The cases against Antonio Czapla,
before the court a second time for
violating the liquor law and her
husband charged with assault Win
intent 70 kin were continued until
Aprn 81 10 permit her attorney 10
become acquainted with the facts IN
the woman's case. She has sus-
pended sentence Of three months
hanging over her and IS said TO be
the sole support Of seven minor chill
dren.
John PatwiaIslSi. Terre Coupe
farmer. and his son. Jim. had their
cases TO trial Wednesday. The case
against the latter was dismissed
when the father took the blame for
A moonshining still found north OF
Terre Coupe by federal agents early
this week. on his plea OF guilty,
fine of 800 and costs and suspend
ed iaH sentence Of so days were ad-
minfstered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-20
FIVE YOUTHS HELD
ON NEW WARRANTS
Will Answer Conspiracy to
Commit Felony Charge
Acquitted of Robbery.

Immediately after charges Of
burglary and robbery placed against
Llnwood Chandler. Raymond Boyd,
Herbert Frlck Leotis Hardy and
Augustine Cook. farmer lads living
short distance south OF the city.
had been dismissed warrants
charging conspiracy to perform a
felony were Wednesday afternoon
served in city court and the quintet.
alleged 10 have attempted the rob
berry Of the Fred Mcknight home.
141S South ST., April 9. re-arrested.
Dept. Pros George d. Donahue
did not attempt 10 go to trial on the
charges originally instituted against
the five youths. There was INSULT
cient evidence. he declared. on
which TO convict Diminishing the
cases. he mOtioned TO an officer
within the court chamber to serve
the new warrants he had had pre-
pared
Arraigned on conspiracy charges.
bonds or $500 each we're continued.
and the cases set for hearing April
81