The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-09-17

The city health department reports
that three cases Of whooping cough
were released from quarantine today
and two new cases were reported.
The Salvation Army Advisory board
met at the Elks' Home on Monday to
discuss plans for the opening of the
new Salvation Army hall on Church
street.
Funeral services for the lat John
Fisher were held from the home this
afternoon at 1921 Pickwick place at
o'clock followed with services at Sh
Andrews Mission at 20 o'clock. Ins
terment was in Green Ridge cemetHrV-
Claudia Mosely, a colored won
was fined 81 and costs this morning.
by Judge Slater in the municipal
court on the charge of intoxication. 4
She was arrested by the police during
their raids of Saturday night.
The jury commissioners have been
called to select the circuit court jury
panels for the October term which be-
gins here on October IL. Russell
Jones, Dow Vincent and Harvey
Gaines are the commissioners.
Mrs. Helen Thurman, 571 Middle
street, who reported to the police
early Monday that money had been
stolen from her pocketbook, has uoti-
fled them that the money has been
found, and that it was not stolen.
Fred Bever, Route /, was fined So
and costs this morning for falling to
observe the stop-and-go sign at the
intersection of Prairie avenue and
Sheridan road when it read "stop." He
was arrested by Police Officer An-
belang.
Katherine Czernowhorsk has pleaded
guilty in the municipal court to the
charge of unlawful possession Of
moonshine as the result of raid
made by the police about six months
ago. Judge Slater ordered her to pay
fine of $3.50 and costs.
Two men arrested for annoying two
women on the street were fined $40
and costs each by Judge Slater in the
municipal court this morning, The
pair were Edward Luccason, 10, of
lib Hayes avenue, and John Ander-
son, 80, of 1112 Hayes avenue, both
of Racine.
Judge Slater directed the jury of
the July term to report for duty
again week from today, and in the
meantime they were excused The jury
was present all day Monday, but the
lawyers could not get together with
the district attorney on the cases to
be tried.
The Kenosha Civic Council met in
the city council chambers in the city
hall on Monday evening to discus
plans for supporting an active cam
paign in behalf of the referendum
which the council has had placed in
the election ballots on Sept. 20.
committee which has charge of these
plans.
Eugene Russo, 161 Garfield street,
court on the charge of unlawful pos
session of alcohol as the result of
police raid made upon his place last
Friday night. Mrs Mary Hamelink,
621 Lake avenue, reported to the po-
lice her knowledge Of alleged unlaw-
full possession at the place.
John Grbavec pleaded guilty to the
charge of non-support of his minor
child in the municipal court Monday
afternoon, and was sentenced by
Judge Slater to six months at hard
labor. The judge asked Sheriff Will
lens to find work for the man, collect
his wages, and compel him to spend
his nights and holidays in jail
The fire department answered an un-
usual, call Monday afternoon when
they were summoned to the Newark
shoe store at 20 South Main street,
where an awning had caught fire. The
loss was negligible. At $3.50 p. m.
they received call from the corner
Of Wisconsin and Chicago streets
where a Ford car belonging to Miss
Lucille Hoyte had caught fire.
Frank Cobb, colored, pleaded guilty
in the municipal court Monday after
noon to the charge of gambling. He
was arrested by the police Saturday
night and earlier on Monday had
pleaded not guilty. This plea however,
he withdrew, admitting to the court
that he was guilty as charged, He
was fined $40 and costs. John Rich
ardson and George Dabney, both CO
ored also, pleaded guilty to the chart
of disorderly conduct, withdrawing
their earlier plea of not guilty. Each
was fined IS and costs