The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-04-26

bility. Rock and Breidt found the
doors locked at this place also. but
their caps upon the door brought one
o. the Club members" to the door
and he Hospitality opened It.
The nan drew a long face, however.
Fhen he saw that it was not two kin
dred spirits seeking adrnittance but
the long arm Of the law. He threw
cut his own arm to bar the entrance
OF the two police officers but Rock
knocked up the barrier and entered
without further ado.
Surprise Group of Players.
Within the BUNCH of men were
caught in the comical predieament of
stuffing their pockets IS rapidly as
they could, but they accepted the raid
without any opposition and no further
snow OF force than that given at the
aeof was necessary in order to take
the group into custody,
"oh, we won't get home until morn
ing,
We won't get home until morn
they sang, as they we're ushered I'm the
steps of the city hall end invited to
present themselves to CAPTAIN Emil
'Ciausep and his new desk sergeant
Max Kramer. However, it was found
That each man was supplied with
enough cash to cover his bonds and
bonds We're given for appearance in
court this morning.
The bunch who were raided AT the
pool room over the soft drink parIor nj
2o4 Main street came into court this
morning and entered pleas Of guilty..
Each was fined $40 and costs. One of
the men, a Racine ex-buddy, gave a
friendly greeting to Lieut.. Rock VIII,
.had "pinched" him, for Rock and he
rad been in the army together across
the pond, and little matters like being
arrested and fined could not come be.
tween them.
Those who pleaded guilty and were
nned were G. D. Mahoney, Hayward
rainier. Racine, Frank Miller. R. E.
Wood, Racine, Herman Hansen, William
'Acker, Frank Delano, Louis Og and
George Wallard. The name of Crank
Delano" was said to be an alias for 4
well known Kenoshan. &c
Others Plead Not Guilty.
The other group raided at 555 Mil
waukee avenue did not come into conr+
this morning but were represented nv
Attorney Edward F. Higgins, though
this arrangement nettled the lieuten-
ant of police and he informed the sat-
torney that next time the men could
cool their heels in Jail over Sunday.
They were supposed to be in court"
said Rock.
There was no need in their losing
a whole morning." said the attorney.
The other men had to lose it and
:hese men are no-better," said Rock.
/. Pleas Of not guilty were entered by
the attorney for Albert Soule, propri-
etor; Arthur Seitz, 363 Linden street:
William E, Johnson, 1914 Grand ave-
nue.; Charles Johnson. 512 North CHI
cago street; John H. Tyson, 767 Grant
street; Joseph Iutz, 521 Milwaukee
avenue; H. Brankow. sis Grant street
and Andrew Wagner, e23 Lindermann
court.
Buzzer Connects Pool Room.
Higgins said that the bunch Of men
were just Sitting around" discussing
the show at the Orpheum and that thew
were all innocent Of gambling.
"Why have three locked doors be-
tween them and the world in order to
do thae?" asked Detective Bre!dt. "And
why the buzzcr connected them with
the soft drink parlor upstairs 2"
Attorney Higgins asked the court if
ne could guarantee the appearance Of
the defendants in court.
NO. said Judge Slater, 1--WE treat
all alike. Fifty dollars bonds apiece
for appearance May End"
Mr.. Higgins had more trouble when
he asked the clerk if he could bring in
bondsmcn to sign for the. defendants.
Every defendant must be hare to
sign personally for himself" said the
clerk firmly
IF they are not here before noon,
We'll have the paddy out after them,"
added Lieut.. Rock. -
"Oh, we'll be here" said the attor-
ney, but he was just G bit "peeyed."
Ii was biue Mnndrv ynorrinp