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People from all over the State as
well as from Indianapolis were pres
ent to give strict attention to his re-
marks. 1t was evident that many
present believed in his theories. There
were hundreds of others who were
there for the purpose of obtaining
some light upon this big subject.
Sir Conan does not ask for converts
but calls upon all people and all re-
ligions to consider spiritualism sin
cerely and to use this knowledge In
science and in religion.
1t was evident at the close of the
lecture that this distinguished visitor
had given nearly every one In the
crowded house something to think
about for a long time.
am convinced that Sir Conan be
lieves in his theories. There is no
doubt in his mind that he has talked
to his dead son and also that q spirit
picture has been taken of HIS son.
He gave much reasonable logic to
support his theories.
1t is not the purpose of this review
to prove or refute any of his re-
marks. The fact remains that he
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held the interest of hundreds Of In
diana citizens last night while ne dis
cussed earnestly his belief.
The spirit photographs were proba-
bly, the most interesting. He is con-
WINGED that every picture reflected on
the screen last night is genuine.
Sir Conan read written messages,
some. taken by his wife, from spirits
telling of the great happiness over
there. Many of these messages de-
scribed the customs, several even tell
ing of the JOY in work. One message
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INGROWN TOE MAIL
How to Tougher Skin 50 Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces Inflammation and pain and
SO toughens the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail, that It can
not penetrate the flesh, and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
Observation-Disclosures
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Lyon Filling Station, 0Iney ST. and Rowland Ave.
Van Sickle Service Station, National and Post Rds.
East Michigan Garage, 2l2S E Michigan St.
WEST
J. Nj. Angel, ISIS W. Michigan ST.
T. COSer, s46 West 18th 81.
Hill Top Garage, 1919 Howard ST.
Charles Perkins, 470O W. Washington So.
w. H. Reed, 20lS W. Morris ST.
Peek Bros. TIbbs and Speedway AYES.
A. ]. Lesks, 1900 Rockville Road
John ?. Ormsby, l435 S. Belmont 81.
SOUTH
]. A. BaIlnar, 1855 S. Meridian ST.
L.V. Burgman, 2SSs Shelby St.
Shelby Filling Station, 1886 Shelby Sc.
j. Seaman. l0SS S. Meridian s..
Moore Brothers, 261O Shabby 81.
PMk-Cyess Garage, 2s3S Shelby Sc
State Street Battery Service, 744 S. State s..
A. Van Jelgerhois, Carson and Troy AYES.
Wishmsyef Brothers, 2122 Bethel Ave.
Walter Mueller Ssrvics Station, Southern Ave. and
Madison Road
Worth Brothers, Kentucky Ave. and California St
Terrace Avenue Garage, Madison and Terrace Ave.
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And at the Following Filling Stations and Garages:

SUBURBAN
VIM. G. Braun, East Troy Ave.
Mrs. Nora Henry, Troy Ave. and Madison Road
Ben Davis Motor Transit Co., National Road West
EdgswOOd Garage, EdgewoOd, Indiana
Harry Wrsy, Cumberland, Indiana
The Wanamaker Garage, New Bethel, Indiana
StrattOn & Hnshaw, Carmel, Indians
Frank Watts, Broad Ripple, Indiana
Order & finch Garage, Broad Ripple, Indiana
ROdOcksr Garage, Broad Ripple, Indiana
Cooper Filling Station, S0th and Lafayette Pike
Waterman Bros, Emerson and Southeastern AYES.
IssIey Service Station, German Church and Brook
vile Roads
J. c. &P. Mccain, Ben Davis, Indiana
Oberles Filling Station, 5s75 BrOokville Road
Pruitt & Son, lafayette Road
Floyd Filling Station, AlisOnviIe Pike and L. E.
&W.R.R.
Geo. Wood, Jr., McCOrdsviTs, Indiana
Lawrence Reed, Augusta, Indiana
Amos Laforse, Oaklandon, Indiana
Joe Sigmon, AIisOnville, Indiana
]. w. Dodd. haywood, Indiana
haywood Garage, haywood, Indiana
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district attorney of
New York, revealed
by the Indianapolis
Times. to be the
zeal life original of
Craig Kennedy.
scientific detective. ="
At Stamford,
Conn, the uncon-
scious body of a
prominent man was
found on the side
walk. He dies of
a fracture of the
skull before regain
ing consciousness
Police investi-
.~1+oI snl Fon,,~ 4
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Original of Craig Kennedy
Solves Murder Mystery
at Stamford Conn,
USES NOVEL METHODS
Investigations Prove Accused
Had Nothing to Do With
Guests Death.
BIZ NEA Serrice

BB y Id StTtlcc
NEW YORK, April 25.-'The sci
entifc detective can do more than
convict the guilty" says Or. Otto
3. SchuItze, medical assistant to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-25
Sir Conan's Message
Thrills Big Audience

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle evangelist of spirituam
AS such evangelist the noted Englshman Tuesday night
DIurat explained illustrated his convictions regarding
sprtuasm life before of the largest audiences
assembled there
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given Indianapolis enough to talk
about for years.
He was successfully presented here
by Ona B.-Talbot. Reviewed by w.
D. H)
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D d. C At the Following Standard
DOy 1ACQ N1OW11 Oil Service Stations:

College Ave. and 18th s..
College Ave. and Fairfield
n. Delaware and Pratt Sta.
3Oth St. and Northwestern Ave.
w. Washington and GsisendOEf St
Kentucky Ave. and Morris St.
S. Meridian St. and Russell Ave.
Pine and Lord SITS.
Virginia and Woodlawn Ave.
Prospect and Churchman Ave.
&. Washington St. and Hawthorne Lane
E. Washington ST. and Sherman Drive
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Smashed and Stained

Despite her protests, the police
searched the apartment. Hidden
away in a chest of drawers were the
straw hat and eyeglasses OF the de
ceased-smashed and bloOd-stained.
The waist Of the woman. also blood
stained. was found hidden in a closet.
There was a f1at-iron in the room.
when the police found that the
man had been in her apartment and
the base Of the f1at-iron fitted into
the dent in the straw hat, they ar
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bloody footprints
in a nearby doorway. These prints,
which were made by bare feet. led
TO a landing up the stairs where a
large quantity of blood was found.
Then they continued to an apartment
on the second floor occupied by a
middIe-aged woman.
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DOWNTOWN
Kentucky snd Senate Avenue
Capitol and Indiana Avenues
New York and Alabama SITS.
Capitol Ave. and North St.
St. Clair and Alabama Sta.
Virginia Ave. and S. East Sta.
East Washington St and Southeastern Ave
N. Meridian and 18th So.
N. Meridian and S0th St.
N. Illinois and 10Th ST.
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E. New York and Rural SITS.
E. New York and Gladstone Ave.
e. New York and State Sta.
E. Michigan and Davidson SITS.
Massachusetts Ave. and BelleiOntaine St
SD St. and College Ave.
Tenth and Rural SITS.
Massachusetts, Ave. and Rural ST.
Maple Road (3Sth ST. and N. Illinois St
Madison Ave. and Morris St.
Fall Creek Blvd. and Central Ave.
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DOWNTOWN
Coffin & DOdson, 328 E. Market St.
Citizens Garage, $50 N. Illinois St.
Metropolitan Garage, Massachusetts Ave and
Davidson ST.
PsrtlOw-Jenkins Motor Co, 4l9 E. Market St.
Mercantile Garage, Us E Pennsylvania S.
NORTH
Capitol Avenue Garage, 1883 N. Capitol Ava.
HI Circle, 34th St. and Sherman Drive
Elder g. Rohrer, 1921 College Ave.
Fairgrounds Garage, S8th and Orchard Ave-
Geo w. Hall, 30th and Sherman Drive
Grand Central Garage, 1857 Central Ave.
John Murray, S8th and Keystone Ave.
Chas. Nickel, Saith ST. and Sherman Drive
Reliable Garage, SIS N. East ST.
EAST
c. c. Brian, 10th St. and Emerson Ave.
Lorentz Motor Tire Service, 10th St. and ROOso-
welt Ave.
Dolbey's Garage, $40 n. Keystone Ave.
Dearborn Garage, z. Michigan and Dearborn Sts.
Gladstone Garage, 44l5 E. Washington ST.
A. C. ungenfeIter, 1903 Massachusetts Ave.
S%0~@0~~1 OsE q
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Full len { b
models, mannish
tailored : c o ! ors
a re { an A n d
70 0 kie. Sizes
42la to Ah.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05
VYCIS'fOvANf CLEVELAND
SKE NEkESTNE CTVRTI.

Ia ctvrt nejpochybnejsiho
razu povazovano jest okoli
Central, Scovill a Woodland
ave., kde vzdy policejni pro-
hlidka ma netusenych vysled-
XII. TAX v sobotu vecer navsti
veno byl sest podezrelych mist,
kde zatceno celkem 25 osob.
Policejniho najezdu sucastnil
Sc municipalni soudce ". j.
Terrell, jenz uznal, re policej-
nj hlfdky v zlopovestnem okoli
musi byti sesileny. S Terrellem
slcastnil Sc prohlidky asis-
tent policejnfho zalobce Karel
A. Jilek. v p6ti mistnostech
mela policie st'astnou ruku, ale
" seste byly osoby v mistnosti
pred policif varovany, tax ze
pred pfichodem strazci bez-
pecnosti rychle "bylo dano vse
chino do pofadku". Ze zatce-
nych prohfesilo Sc sedm osob
proti prohibicnim predpisim,
jedna osoba mela u sebe zbraii,
tri zavreny jako podezrele a
dvanact pro pfestupky iine.
v jedne mistnosti mad OBJ
chodem zatceni A muzi We spo-
lecnostn mladt divky, dcerky
dobre rodiny v East Clevelan-
du, jez rodicim pred nekolika
tydny utekla. Ma vych. 25. ul.
Woodland ave. prodavala Sc
koralka v grocerii mezitim co
obstaravalo venku straz 5 di-
TEX. Ma 81. ul. a Scovill ave.,
byla prepadena celia spoiled.
most muzI i zen, ktera pri spa
trent policie rychle rozbfjela
lahve, aby Sc spravedlnosti ne
dostaly v moe dnkazy. Tr0chu
usvedcujiciho "Stofu" ale poll
Gle piece nalezla. Okoli pfi-
deleno jest tretimu polcejni-
mu distriktu, jehoz muzstvo
bude ma pfimluvu soudce roz-
mnozeno.
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NOW z BLAZlNcE PROPU-
STENY "UZDRAvENY"
SILENCE.

27-lety John Weitzel, vyslou-
zilec sv9tove valky, jenz byl z
patku ma sobotu oblehan poll
eli "a velice nebezpecne strel-
by, byl pred casem chovancem
statniho blazince V Newburg-
hu, odkud byl ma zadost matky
pi. Amy Weitzelove, 1926 Ia
padni 46. ul., dne Is. rijna mi
nuleho roku jako neskodny ST.
lenec propulsion. Stalo Sc tax
ma jeji prohlaseni, re jej rodi-
ma bude opatrovati sama. Pro-
ii propuSteni Sc stav6l riditel
listavu dr.. G.. H. Williams, KITE
ry ale pozd6ji prec Weitzela
propustil.
Pc 4sobotni rozcilujici afere
stravil Silence v okres. veze-
nj kldnou noe a jak vypravu-
il dozorci, nevi jiz nicem. Je
liz tfetim chovancem Istavu
pro dusevne chore, u nehoz 81
lenstvi znovu propuklo. Jest
dostud v cerstve pameti pripad
Goettlinga, jenz sekerou ubil
obchodnika zelezarskym zbo-
zim H. Keima ma Quincy Ave.
Jinym "uzdravenym" blaznem
byl 3O-lety koci Charles Nice,
jenz Is ledna strhl kone 20
letou ucitelku 81. Alici Dunbar
ovou ma lesni ceste poblize Ma
rietta, O. Po delsim zapoleni
strelil dfvku do dst a pax sam
sc zastfelil.
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SERVANT FRANK REZAC,
SPRAvCEM POLICEJNf ST.
CNALNf SLUzBY.

V pfedeSlem mesici resigno
val dosavadni spravce signalni
sluzby, ktere byl vlastne tvdr-
Gem porucik Jerry Murphy a
ma uprazdn6ne misto nastoupi
dnes die rozhodnuti nacelnika
pro velkokradez P. Wagner
Rezac, jehoz dfivejSfm povo-
lanim bylo elektrikafstvi. Kra-
Jan Rezac vstoupil do policei-
Mich sluzeb pravs as pred 8 ro-
ky, patroloval 3 a jako detek-
tiv pdsobil 2 roxy a ma serzan.
ia povySen byl 21. prosince ro-
ku 1921.
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NEVYPLNENA PREDPO-
WE'D SMRTl.

Dne q. srpna zatcen byl pro
kradez automobilu Jifimu Kay
lorovi jisty 22-lety Dominik
Scarpolli, 1861 Trent ave. Byl
obzalovan pred velkoporotou a
dne Z. zafi propuSt6n z okres-
niho v6zeni ma zaruku. 20. "a
ri pax zatcen poznovu pro ne
dostaveni sc k soudu a op6tne
80. zari propulsion ma lekafske
vysvedceni, re v6znovi zbyva-
il k zivotu jen 4 mesice. Byl
dopraven 13. fijna jako bezna-
define tuberkulemi stizeny do
mestske nemocnice. Pacient,
jenz vlastn6 mel byti die leka-
ri mrtvym, projevil vcera az
pills mnoho zivota, neb z ne
Sc souchotinami zmi-
Eel a k tomu jest6 jen tax V
nocnim odevu. Sprava nemoc-
nice Sc vymlouva, ze nemela
Ia povinnost Scarpel-
Ia streziti.
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POSLEDNf POKUS MAYORA
SMERUJfCf K ZfSKANf
PRfZNlVEJSfCH POD.
MfNEK PLYNOVYCH.

Mayor Fred Kohler setkal
Sc dneSniho dopoledne lred-
Milky The East Ohio Gas Co. v
snaze, aby plynarnu primel k
vetsi povolnosti. Jak sami L.
rednici pravi, sotva bude miti
"pfitineni" pana mayora W.
sledki dojde as k vetovani
v minule schulz mestske rady
prijate ordinance radniho Mar
schalla pro 40-centovy plyn a
tato bude nepodepsana vrace-
ma jest6 v dneSnim vecernim
zasedanf. Jinak zGstava stu
ace nezm6n9na, nebot' plynar-
ma setrvava ma hrozb6, ze sku-
tecne plyn k prvnimu kvetnu
uzavre.
O dnesni schulz sc proroku-
je, re radni op6tne setrvaji pri
Marshallovi a jeho ordinance,
ktera ma silnou nadeji, re pro-
jde opetne pres will Kohlera.
Jinak jest nalada v lidu dosti
roztristena, ale vetsina proto,
ably vydfidusska spolecnost by
la poslana j plynem n6karn,
kde pepf rosie. ~~it
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EPISODA ZE ZOOLOClCKE
ZAARADY.

v budove zoologicke zahra-
dy Brookside parku, kde Sc
obycejn9 povaluje n6kolik IL
nych aligatori bylo j sklene-
ne akvarium, kde sc prohan6la
zlata rybka velice vzacne od-
rudy, stala pry $4,000. Mezi
+navStevniky byl 19-lety Will
liam Kuthera (Kucera?), by
tenn v els. 4OO1 Denison ave..
jez re zv6davosti 81 snad chtel
prohlednouti vzacny exempl4f
blfze, wal rybku do ruky,
pojednou mrStny tvor velkym
obloukem Sc osvobodil, ale We
lice nest astne primo krokody-
lovi do hladove. strasne ozbro-
jene tlamy. Celisti ohyzdne po-
ivory sklaply a nase proslave-
ma zahrada byla o, iednoho
chovance chudsi. Neprozfe-
telny zkoumatel pfirody !. byl
policii zjiSten a bude sc musiti
dnes zodpovidati pred soudem
pro porusenf parkovnich ordi-
nanci
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"cLovEK BEsTlE".

Dram. Odb. Velkoloze Jed.
noty Taboritd sehral vcerejsi
nedele v Ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway cinohru We 8 jedna-
Mich "Clov6k bestie", kterou
die neudaneho autora pro ce-
ska divadla upravila Elisha
Peskova-Svandova. Navsteva
byla dosti slusna, ale nikoli ta-
kova, jak by snaha ochotnikI
zasluhovala, zejmena, kdyz
cisty vytezek urcen jest vzdy
pro dobrocinny fond. Jinak
bylo hrano obstojn9 a ponury
DEF sledovan obecenstvem s.
dosti znacnym zajmem. Pred
staveni fidil p. Cerveny, ktery
soucasne hral 1lohu TomaSe
LibSinskeho; ostatnich llo-
bach pax zam6stnani byli da-
my = panov6. Vaclav Klima,
.jako Ondrej Stan6k, statni ma
vladni, Karel Kv6tensky, ridi-
tel Moudry, FrantiSek Kveten-.
sky, Miroslav Kvetensky, Ma
RE PrlSova v uloze Marty
jejich dive ditky Karel a Julie,
sehrany byly FIR. Kodesem a
M. Mazanou. F. Opatrny hral
Bretislava Beranka, FIR. Beran
Adolfa Kramare, Ed. Hlozek
Vilema Smita, Ant. Barta Ger
cinskeho, Otto Priisa s0udniho
sluhu a Karel Mojzis cetnika.
Vsichni lcinkujici Sc snazili,
ably vystihli pfid6lene Jim cha.
raktery a take souhra byla dor
bra. Zmfnky zasluhuje i ka-
pela Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudeh-
nikl, jez hrila meziakti po-
zdeji k obvykle tanecni zaba-
We.
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NALEZ MRTVOLY zENY v
PARMA TOWNSHIP.

" huste zalesnene strouZe u
Wooster pike blize Snow a
Pearl rds., as dve mile cd mi
sta. kde pred dvema roxy "a
vrazdeny byly ucitelky Wolfo-
va a Footova, nalezena byla
mrtvola pekne odene zeny. V
blizkosti nalezena byla prazd-
ma lahvicka, tax ze sc vefi, ze
nezjistena sc otravila. Objev
ucinil Henry Tollebach ze zap.
35. ul.. jenz nahodou osame-
le misto. zabloudil a o nalezu
zpravil clevelandskou polirii.
Nikdo v okof .zenu onu nespa-
tfil. tax ze sc zda, ze priSla v
mista "a TINY. Jest to. zena as
35-leta. svetle hnedych vlasii,
modrych oci, sv9tle pleti, W.
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ERIE HRBirov MA BYTI
PROMENEN v PARK. i

Stare pam&tne mfsto posled-
niho dodpocinku prvnich cleve-
landskych osadnfkd, hf'bitov
Erie ma vych. g.. Ill. ma byti
promenen ' sadly s novou ce-
stou, jez ulehciti ma komuni-
kaci dolenniho mSsta, jak pra-
Vi prijataA zprava fiditelskou
radou Obchodni Komory. Plan
vypracovan byl posledni tyden
mestskym planovacim vybo-
rem, jehoz predsedou jest M.
A. Black. Ddvody pro zruseni
hfbitova opiraji Sc hlavne 0
verejne zdravotnictvi, jez Sc
snazi hfibitovy umfst' 'ovati "a
hranicemi m6sta, iakoz o me-
vyhnutehou potfebu rozsiriti
vyrovnati Carnegie ave., ja-
koz potfebu vyuzitkovat hfbi-
tova k usnadn9nf dopravy VII
bee. DIE navrhu mali btti hfbi-
tovni Lofty, jejichz majitele jsou
znami, vykoupeny a n9ktere
rovy pionyrd exhumovany a
ostatky ulozeny ma miste ji-
mem. Navrh die vseho nebude
lie tax snadno provesti, jeli-
'koz jest zde dosud silna oposi-
ce proti domnelemu znesv6ce-
nj pidy historicke.
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sky 5 stop a 6 palcn, vahy as
125 liber. Ma prste m6la dzky
zlaty krouzek a v male kabel-
ce $1.86. Odena byla v cerve-
ny sametovy klobouk, hnedavy
kabat, modry Sat a ma nohou
cerne, hedvabne puncochy a
cerne strevice. Mrtvola, u KITE
re nebylo nalezeno zadnych
znamek zjist'ovacich, doprave-
ma byla do okresni marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

Ultra v dtery, zahaji obchod
nj cinnost ma zivem rohu ma
Broadway a vych. SIS. ul., no.
w, v Clevelandu jiz dvanacty
restaurant, vlastneny The
Clark Restaurant Co. v zaha-
iovaci den ale nebudou poda-
vana jidla, pryni den venovan
bude obecenstvu, aby 81 mohlo
prohlednouti zarizeni. Vlastni
cinnost zapocne az dnem pfi-
stim. Pro podobne zahajeni
melo obecenstvo vzdy z&jem,
neb jest dilezitym v9d6ti, jak
to vypada v moderni restaura-
ci take Ia oponou. Riditele
pfiznavaji pravo lidu osobne
Sc presvedtiti o tistote a teto
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OTEvRENf NOvEHO RESTAURANTU.

ci, svetle pleti, W. nanci.
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dulezite okolnosti pocinaji 81
vsimati j statni drady. Zejme-
ma hospodynky bude zajimati
mechanicke zafizeni, jez zaru-
cuje nejen cistotu, ale i ry-
chlou obsluhu. Jest zde lou
pac bramborG, ktery "a hodi-
nu mize pfipraviti deset bu-
SlI, loupac jablek, odstranuji-
ci i tax zvane jaderniky, zdra-
votni myci stroj nadobi, auto
maticky krajec chleba, lednic-
ka bez ledu q m. j. v9ci.
Novy restaurant ma Broad.
way bude jednim 2 nejl&pe po.
stavenych a nejmodernxjSfch
restauranth v celych Spoje-
nych St&tech.
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TvETY PROHIBIcNfCH
BAHNISK.
Slidilove suchych usvsdSeni
krSdexe..

Ma hlavni policejni stanici
byli v sobotu dani v obzalobu
pro velkokradez Peter Wa'ner
prohibicni agent a Leroy Fow-
Ter, prohibicni vysetrovatel,
oba We sluzbach smirciho soud-
ce G. w. Vockeho v Brooklyn
Heights. Oba zatceni byli de-
tektivy Cavolou a Cowlesem,
ma zatykac vydany assistentem
policejniho zalobce Karla A.
Jilka. Zalobcem byl Josef Sa-
lerno, jehoz dome {. 2631
vych. 11O. ul. "a prohlidky
wall ma hotovosti $50 a no.
dinky v Gene $35.
v 1fadovne okresniho zalob-
ce E. c. Stantona, udal opetne
jiny muz, ze tfi muzi, vydava-
jici Sc "a konstably, vnikli do
jeho domu, aby patrali po IL
hovinach a "a prohlidky vylo-
mill nasilne uzamceny kufr a
ukradli detskou pokladnicku S
obsahem $500. Okradeny pra-
vii re v dOb6, kdy byl MATTE
lem hostince, byl zatcen pro
neopravn6ne vlastn6ni opoj.
hych napoji Cd te DOLBY 81
nasel zam6stnani v jiste auto
mobilove dime. Kdyz "slavny
trad" vykonaval prohlfdku,
nebyl donna; donna byla jen ze-
ma jeho, ktera ale pfedcitane-
mu soudnimu rozkazu neroz-
numela.
Uvedene pfipady nejsou nj
kterak ojedin6lymi a skorem
Sc. zda, ze dany jsou do verej-
nosti, kdyz uz nejde je dele
udrzovati v tajnosti; sv6dci o
tom pripisy okresnfho zalobce
vsem smircim soudcim celeho
fokresu s vyslovenou zadosti,
aby neposlilali prohibicni pro-
vinilce do cantonske robotar-
ny, kdyz tito nemOhou vysoke,
dmysln6 udelovane pokuty, jez
dilem putuji We prosp6ch mist
Mich obecnich pokladen, zapla-
titi. Podobnou snahu musi pax
zaplatiti okres, ktery "a kaz-
deho chovance must platiti na
icet poplatnictva $1.O0 denne.
Velke, Sc zistnymi zam6ry u
lozene pokuty. vyzaduii dlou-
he setrvani We vazb6, kterymz.
zajiste pri nejmensim prapodi-
wynn jednani podobnych' sala-
mounI, jest sobcanstvo vlastne
okradano. Podobni provinilci.
nemohou-li platit a jsou-li po-
slani k odpykani svych "zlo-
cinl" do okresni venice zdej-
81, isou Obycejne pr0pousteni
ma slib, re pokutu splati die
moznosti a jsou pax vseho dali
Siho vezeni sproSteni a okresu
Odpada tax znacny naklad ma
jejich vezehske vydrzovani-
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A Better House than the one in which
YOU now live may be offered for sale I'M
der Classification 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-27
NOTED SPEAKER
HERE TONIGHT
Charles A.. PhilhoWer to ADJ
dress Historical Society at
at Public Library

Charles A. Philhower, of Westheld,
will be the principal speaker at the
regular meeting of the Perth Am
boy Historical Society to be held in
the Library auditorium tonight. In
connection with this speaker the
Sunday Call says as follows:
"Charles A, Philhower, superin-
tendent of the schools in Westfield,
who is arranging the exhibit of In
dian relics at the museum of the
New Jersey Historical Society on
West Park street, is an acknowledge
ed authority and expert in that line.
He has in contemplation a history
of the Indians of New Jersey, and
his personal field work gathering
relics and data concerning the de-
parted redman will qualify him for
unusual additions to the knowledge
of the subject. Like the late Frank
J. U%rquhart he searches out the old
camps, fishing grounds and m
teries of the Indian, and finds relics
and survivals of their craft and man.
mer of life. Mr.. Philhower has pur-
chased a tract of land in Montague.
Sussex county, on which is located
the Munsee Indian burial place, from
which not long ago the Museum of
the American Indian, Heye Foanda-
ton, of New York, discovered sever
al Indian clay pots. Mr.. Philhower
has found some distance from the
cemetery a piece of pottery which
he thinks is finer than those just re-
ferred to. A few years ago Mr.. Phil
hover wrote the History Of Chat
ham, New Jersey" and still more
recently the history of Westtield. The
New Jersey Indian never exhaus-
lively has been written up, only
monographs and essays on his career
habits and language having been
contributed by various people. A
zeal scientific history of him will be
welcomed.
Mr.. Philhower has many tales to
tell the citizens of Perth Amboy in
to early settlement and liv-
ng with the redman, and it is hoped
hat a large a~ssemblage will DE pres
snt to hear the historian.