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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-15
lfaIrlOIld
disputes
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How Is It possible to make .
double play when two runners are
standing ON the same base?

1t is impossible to make a
double play in such a situation un-
less the runners play dumb baseball.
All that is necessary to eliminate
any chance for double play is for
the original occupant Of the base to
stay there. If he does, only one
man can be retired.
When two runners are on the same
base. touching of the runner who
advanced to that base. retircs him.
The only way to get two men,
is for the runner, who is entitled to
the bag, to become confused and
step off the base. This would per-
nit him to be touched out for Il
double play If the man handling the
ball was on his toes.
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TENNIS MATCH
FOR DAVISCUP
COMING EVENT
Five Competitions in Next
Few Weeks 10 Decide Who
Will Defend Title

New York. July 15--(P)--Trium-
plant America must turn from the
brilliant links cOnquests of bobby
Jones, Jess Swcetscr and the Walker
cup team, to prepare her denfense
Of the Davis cup, emblematic OF in
tcrnatiOnal team supremacy in tennis,
and the uncertainty about the trophy
matches is the greatest since 1t
came back to the United States in
1920.
Five competitions in the next five
weeks will decide whether the bur-
den Of defense is to rest for the
sixth consecutive year upon William
Tilden, w. NJ. Johnston, Vincent
Richards or n. Norris Williams.
These tests will reveal whether
Tilden, lured by the stage and de-
feated during. the indoor and south
crn seasons five times, has recovered
championship form. They will in
dicatc whether Richards series Of un-
expected defeats in Europe mean he
has gone back. They will tell whether
Johnston and Williams, after more
than 10 years Of campaigning, have
sufficient dash. ".
France Threatens
The threat of France has become
more menacing than it was year
ago at Philadelphia, where Lacoste
and Borotra made gallant fight for
the cup. Since then both the players
have taken the measure of Tilden
indoors. while Lacoste added the
scalp Of Richards.
The American season thus fan has
yielded few. younger players whose
performances have mcfited officia.
consideration. Exceptions have been
Edward G.. Chandler, twice intercol-
legiate champion, and Alfred H.
Chaplin. ~Jr., Of Springfield. Mass.
ohapin has beaten Tilden and Chahd-
Ter has downsd Johnston:
The atmosphere -pf unceFtainty ex-
tends to the Forthcoming title
struggle among the women. The
American title faces q challenge in
the invasion Of Mrs. Kathleen Me-
Kama Godfres, WHO recently annexed
the Wimbledon championship. This
challenge Is regarded as formidable
|ahaeauaels A. ~ Appond3citis opera-
tion " Helen Wills, L
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.CHlCAGO P0IILTRY

Chicago, July 15-(AP)-Poultry
alive steady; receipts s cars in, one
due; old ROSTERS 10; spring geese 10.
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The Occident Elevator Co.
We are not receiving grain
from -nevA4o the 26th Of July.
win eGsh stor1ge tickets the
same y ever.
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last night by defeating Nick Lutte,
former Notre Dame university foot.
ball player, when he took the only
fall of q two-hour match.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Brooklyn ut St. Louis.
Boston ut Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia ut Cincinnati.
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Most every athletic outfit has its big Three"
Here's the outstanding trio of the st. Louis Car
dinals-one Of the surprise" teams in the National
League this season. They Flint Rhem, Rogers
Hornsby and Vic Keen.
Rhem and Keen have been turing in victories
Hornsby's two trump cards Both are right hand
ers. Rhem, former Clemson College star,
obtained by the Cards from the Fort Smith club of
the Western Association last year. Keen went to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-15
FARnQsRlITTYfr

Fargo, N. D., July l5-( AP)-But-
ter fat, churning cream 50; packing
stock Is.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cameo To-day
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Toledo at Columbus.
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Others not schedulcd.t
WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha ca; Tulsa IL.
Des Moines 1-3: Wichita TIA.
Denver 2; Oklahoma City 5.
Nncoln 1; st. Joseph s.
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Yesterdays Games

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Qthsrs postponsd, rain,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

of the Library association. The stage at the hall has been changed and rcmodolled suitable for the troupe. Following the play which is two hours long, there will be dancing open 10 all who attend the perform ance.
 Tomorrow afternoon the ladies of the Methodist church Ladies Aid society will elect a new corps Of of t'cers for the ensuing year. Every member has been requested 10 be present at the meeting. The usual weekly prayer meeting Will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow evening at the regular hour.
 Next Tuesday evening will be "old timers" night at the dance al Atb- i letic hall. The feature of the evening will be square dancing and it is . hoped to have all Of the older pco, pie Of the Community as well as the younger people out for the event.
 Reynolds Benson, q former resi- dent here, was visitor in town yes terday.
 4 number Of the men in the Com munity will attend the Van Week observatory in Midjlctown next Monday evening where they will have an opportunity 10 observe the stars and planets through the largo telescope. Dr. Carl Stcorns of Wes- lcyan will be In charge.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
HEARINGS CONCLUDED
House Agricultural Committee Toda, ,
 Seeking An Agreement

Washington. April fl NN After seven weeks Of public hearings, the house agriculture committee wns confronted today with the tasl; of reaching an agreement on a surplus crop bill in 'imo tO permit its con s;deration by coHgr ss hoforr ad- iournmcnt stops the legislative ma. ehincry a mon h o~ six weeks from now.
 The horsn committee wound up ifs hearings last night. several hours after the senate agriculture com mittee had voted approval Of the corn belt farm relief btll IS a rider to the cooperative marketing meas ure, and indications had been given that the WopoEal which would levy q fec on basis crops 10 combat tI" drag on prices rcsuitins from sur pluscs, would bn unacceptable to the administration.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
MADE BOSTON FIREMAN
Policeman bustcd aS striker in
 1919 Gets Appointment.

Boston. April 1T Hpl - Thomas J. DrIScoIl ono of nineteen police men whose suspension led 10 the Boston polio" strike Of 1919. has been roapponrel 10 tho fire de- parlmcnt 10 which he belonged before joining tho police force. He was chairman of the board Of trustees Of the Boston pollcemous union, Commissioner Curtis re- ,usal to recognize which brought aboUt the strike,
 Driscoll was first appointed 10 tho fire department in 1903 and served thorc until 1916 when he became n policeman. He served in the military police in France dur ing the war, returning to police duty in 1919. Since his suspension he has worked as a drawtender in Chelsea.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

sionary society Of the Methodist church Of New Britain at tea yes, terday afternoon at her home on stuart street,
 Gordon Bush. son of Mir. and Mrs George c, Bush of stuart street, is home for a few days from Northeastern university,
 Arthur lonEyillc or Hartford was hned S2i and costs In court last night hy Justice oT Inc Peace C. s. Barrows for rcckless driving. On the night of April a. Longellle lost control Of his car while speeding down the Berlin turnpike and knocked over d gasoline pump at the Triangle filling station.
 Walter Sorrow, student at Northeastern university Is spend. ing Il few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs, Walter j, Sorrow Of Maple street
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
TWO ESCAPE DEATH

Bridgeport, April 14 GP -- Two men escaped death yesterday when they were at work on Scaifold eighty feet above the ground as ton motor which they were putting into place. fell from platform and crushed them 10 the scaffold planking. The men were Herman Eisman, 20, of 2s )oforost avenue, and Alfred Ratz- enb"rger. %G, of SS Hope street. Both are in the Bridgeport hosp. tal with broken bones.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
New Jersey Grand Jury
 To Hear Election Claims

Jersey City, N. t.. April il R'- Charges ot gross frauds" in tl, general "l"ction las; November :, made public today by Thomas Me Donald, superintendent ot thr Hud- ron bureau of elections. will hr pre- scented No the grand jury Friday, ronnty Prosecutor Milton announr- ad.
 \. Harry Moore. Hudson demo crat, was rIo"t"l governor oyrr Ar thur Whitney of Mcndham hy n p'uarlity of 3S.oo0. Governor Mooro's Hudson plurality WIS Io&,. ooL
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
GREGORY IS AGAIN TAKEN WITH GOODS. Youthful Burglar at Bottom Of
 Monday Nights Breaks CAPTURED IN MERIDEN
taiting For Pal When !Apprehcnded Nt Pauls Parish Plans Whist May Breakfast Scheduled by Women EOtcrS-COurt Gases.

Wilbur CtrtGor;, t7 year old tn ..s.c of tho M"rid"n School For Boys. wa4 apprehEndcd in that city last night following it search for him uElrh Has begun Monday morning after he had escaped from one Of tlic keepers at the school. who had taken nin into town to have his teeth fixed. And with his capture Wal solved the mystery ot the Der lin hurglaries on Monlay night, since much Of thc material stolen from the Berlin Tharnacy and the store of T%In"S Ttrre.t4 was found about his person.
 The young man vas on his way toward the buainrSs section of Meri- den on Monday morning at about [ o'clock, when he suddenly bolted and ran from his companion. ducking through alleys and doubling his trail 50 that 1t W&a impossible to find him.
 He made for Berlin. as he did on his previous try at escape. which ended when Berlin policemen found lis asleep at the Ledge school. He entered the perretta store, taking a Shcepskn coat, two belts, two pairs e. trousers, two hats, q blanket and otEyr articles of apparel including two pairs of shoes. He then vent 10 the Berlin Pharmacy and relieved that store of such delicacics as candy, ic" cr"p1n, sCda water ant other things.
 Some Of the things he lid and others he wora. He went hack to 1nr.,.an laet night and banging ;.round tIH school, waiting for one of hi" pals, who. according 10 re ports, was going to make q run for freedom. Iii" sharp eyes of one oi the school officials prcc"ivcd him and la w;s taken into custody. He rave up the new clothes and he also told where the other articles were hidden. They were returned to lon stable Frank Brown today and he will turn them over to the store keepers.
 Grcgory's previous attempt also brought him to Kensington. where he h7olte into tho Fogliati grocery a.orc, providing himself with food sn1 some money. lie vas arrested md returned to Neriden. It is ON rectcd that his sentence will be heightened considerably as a result fF .hn ta.o brpolS
 GilaNiCh Fine Rcmittcd
 The line Of Walter Gilavich Of Hartford avenue, New Britain. who app,arcl in the Berlin town court les; evening on charge of rec!- less driving, was rcmitted upon pay Iaeut of costs by Judge George G. Griswod. The court assessed the man $25 and costs, but the line was later suspended.
 Gllavich was arrested last Thurs day night, after a machine operated by him crashed Into an automobile owned by Thomas Cahill Of Hart ford, the latter cor having been parked along the turnpike near Bruces hill both cars were badly damaged IS q result Of the crash and Charles Kasparitis Of New Britain, who vas riding with Gilavich, re- rerod several cuts and bruises about the head.
 .srcheIli Case Continued
 Thasasc Of James Archelli, charg.
 . with breach Of the peace, Nas
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
NOTICE.

special Meeting of the Worthing ton Fir" District Is called for Tues day. April 20, 1926, at 5 o'clock T, m. in Berlin Town Hall. To fix fax rate for the district or the lists Of 192j due May 1. 1926. In accordance with the motion Il; the ahETal meeting of the distric' held Jun" =, 1895.
 Per Order
 r. l.. WILCOX,
 Chairman. l.. r. DeminG, clerk. Dated Berlin April II, 1926.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
REMINGTON NEWS

The regular meeting or tho league Of Women Voters Was ncld yesterday afternoon at tnr home Of Miss Mary C. W1,,rs, Plains Were discussed for tlc pay which thc lcaGu" will present on Friiay eye nInE, April 2&. The pay will ho siv- 'n a. th" perish honyr in coujuac- ton with tho K"r,irE on lcagur. who will furnish part oI the pro- gram. Thursday evening. April %. tn" 'e@gnn viii give card party at the Gni,l Hall in Nrwing,ou June ton, and on .hc afternoon O. April go there will be a card party al The Grange Hall in the Center. The next ting Of tEo }&guo will be hold Tu"sday. May II, Mrs. llcp- burn oI llar'torl will speak on tho Legal Status of Womrn."
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
CARD OF THANKS

Wc wish 10 extend our sincere hanks to th" many friends and nciGhbors WhO have been so kind to Us in our bereavement al death Of our beloved husband and father Especially do We thank thoYr who ,rn' srch beautiful flowers.
 Mrs. John J. smith and Family.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

tilted dangerously and threatened 10 go through Into the cellar Of the Central block as one did last year. several hours were spent In fruitlcss efforts 10 diSlodee the dirlhound wheels, and in the meantime the driveway was rendered useless and several cars using a garage in the rear were effectively bottled up.
 Pythian Sisters Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pythian Temple No, g9 Pythian Sisters, will be held in odd Fellows hall this evening, Grand Chief Hcnrict- to CDrdts Of Mcridrn and her staff will ho present, A class Of canAi- dates will b, initiated. Supper will be served at G:30 o'clock.
 Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation os the Congrcgational church will moot at the parish house tomorrow aft crnoon at 1:30 o'clock. It will be Q sewing meeting. The evening group will gather at 7;@0 o'clock at tho hom" ot Mrs. $. s. Gwillim on Pennington avenue.
 Local Bowlcrs Win
 The hoWlrrs from the rlainyillc N. r.. church Epworth league de- f"at"d those from 'hn Forestvlle league last night at the Ideal al. lcys here, winning two games out of three and taking the match by n pinfoll adlantaE" Of 70. Thomas "'S high man for the winners, 'IN, ,aorte.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
RcCCption Fer pr. West

This evening a. < o'c!ocf in tho parlors of 'ho Prospect Methodist church. q farewell reception will l,o rendered 10 Rev. pr William F. West, who for the past five years
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Mrs. Richard Hulhcrt ou-crtMn- rl 2l members ot the Home Mis-
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
IOrpst,ill,' l
l'laiilN vile
Low Men High

A hilawo'S comedy bowling match was ylag'd at the Ideal al- leys Monday plight when the five high men and 'Hr five low mon in the T"mco ueuo rolled each other. The high mon stakcd their Iowly fellows l@n pins q game. but th" undcrlogs surprised them hy coming through and winning the match.
 Several of the hoWlors appeared in comedy costumes and tn, antics O. the group effectively ruined th' game of all other bowlers on the alleys that night. This made no difference, however, as they received a bigger kick from watching this match than in rolling their own game.
 Condition of kaCznarCzyk
 John Kacznarc2yk of ,60 Whiting street, who was struck by an auto mobile Monday morning in front of his home. passed good night a' tho New Britain General hospital last night. He is under observation to determine the fnl extent of his in- iurics and is very ill., but his con dition le n-t co0SiI"rod critical.
 Notes
 Tno regular prayer meeting will bo held at the RapUst church a' "A o'clock tomorrow evening.
 George l.. Skinner has leased q .lyo-room bungalow on Lincoln street to Harold raradoe.
 The regular prayer meeting will be held at 7;45 o'clock tomorro" evening at tho rIa.nviIle NJ. l.. church.
 Norma, tho 9-year-o'd daughter of Mir and Mrs. Duauc Daniels of Park street. IS seriously i'll with measles and bronchial pneumonia.
 The Parish suill of the Church 0; our Saviour will m"r' al @:%0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in tho perish houar. Refreshments will bo ecr>t.d,
 Miss Agn,s Elliott of south WaHh- iIGton Stry,, has been taken to th" isolation hospi'a! i1 Hartford with a slight attach ot scarlet fever,
 charles Griffin and family of Bi cycle street have removed 10 Plants vile
 Ashes removed. Light trucking. Phone l22. plainvill-. adNt.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
K. <. C. Carnival

Tic Konsington Athletic clubs carnival opened last evening at For >sttrs' hall. a large attcndanc" being present. The earl party scheduled wls run of with flying colors. a large nunhcr participating. Tonight 8 prize Charleston contest i, schcl- uled and this will no doubt attract t large number of the younger dance fg0r
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
TI1lCk ElOcl,e Drive

A delivery truck of tho 4 X r. Tea Co, cngaGrd in bringing m"r- rhaudlsc to 'no local storr of that chain on Whi'inr street. s21k through thn ground in t'o driveway between tho Central and Clarendon buildings this morning. Tho truck
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Grand Lodge Secretary John g. Parry Of San Francisco, California. will be the guest of honor al the annual meeting Of Bell City Aoric. traternal Order of Eagles, 10 be held this evening in Eagles hall. He will he accompanied by Grand worthy Conductor Matthew Smith and State President Edward Foley Of Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

NNUT'W Ng-I20 OT TIITCH 9TTC0T, Forcstyi!lo, who was arrested last evening on complaint Of Ms. 'hdp- or, who win her husband resides in 'En house owned by OEla2a, lad his case continued mt.l Saturday morn- ing. In th" complaint it is charged that ugIa2a threw boiling water on Mrs Chapor although thn accused claims that out Of kindness he has permitted the couple to live in his hOuSa
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

The annual meeting of inc Bris- to club will hc hold this evening in the club rooms on North Main street, Officers for the coming year will bc elected and various reports ro}oring the past l2 months sub ,,I,t-l
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
1858 CHILDREN
VISIT LIONS
PLAY PARK
Take Part in Supervised
Games at Grounds in
Breckenridge.

The Lions Field playground in
Breckenridge Park was an extremely
popular place for the Riddles in the
period between September 10 and the
first part Of January, according to a
7 port by X. c. Oliver, supervisor of
the playground.
A total of 9063 children visited the
Lions Field in that time, Mr.. Oliver
said.
Under supervision, the following
games were participated in by a ma
jority of the 9063 children: 40 foot
ball games, 35 indoor baseball games
for girls, 63 indoor baseball games
for boys, 40 regular baseball games
for boys, and six parties were held
at night. Two hundred and eighty
three boys and 1873 girls used the
tennis courts, Mr.. Oliver reported.
The addition of n library soon will
broaden the scope of activities at the
playground, here now athletics at
tract principal attention. Plans for
a volley ball and basketball league for
both boys and girls are under way,
according to Mr.. Oliver.
Some of the play carried on under
expert supervision at the field in the
September-January period was
rhythmic dancing, story hours, games,
county baseball champion
ship in indoor ball with eight schools
pet shows, poster con-
tests, ping pong tournaments, athletic
badge tests, doll making contests, and
radio and game nights.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
ENDEAVORS TO TRY
NEW MEETING PLAN

The San Antonio Union of Chris
tian Endeavor will try out a new
meeting plan at the regular monthly
gathering Monday night at the First
Evangelical Church, Nolan and Nun
Gle streets, at Z AS o'clock.
The Pine Street Presbyterian
Church will have charge of the song
service; the South Side Christian
Church will give the devotional; the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
will furnish the address. and the First
Evangelical Church the entertain
ment.
All societies are urged to attend
Monday night SO the officers will
see how the plan works. The union
is composed of all the Christian En-
deavor Societies in San Antonio
churches and they meet the second
Monday Of each month.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
MARY MILES M|NTER
SUIT ANSWER FILED
BY Universal Service.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11.-Mrs.
Charlotte Shelby's answer to the suit
of Mary Miles Minter, in which the
former film star demands that her
mother account for more than ST.
100000, was on file today in superior
court. The suit is now in position
for trial.
In her answer the mother declared
Mary was not defrauded of any screen
earnings. She entered general denial
Of her daughters charges and assert.
ed she was entitled to any money
earned by Miss Minter before the
daughter was IS. The defendant ad-
mitted that she received $742 900 from
the Famous-Players-IAsky Corpora
ton for her daughters screen acting,
but had repeatedly accounted for this
money and had delivered to Miss Min
Ter all she could legally claim. Mrs.
Shelby asked the court to refuse an
accounting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
Keep Umpires
From Hearing
Women "Cuss"

BELFAST, Jan. tf.-CP-
The captain Of a w0men's field
hockey team before beginning oil
a match here Saturday, present.
ed the umpires with pieces OF
cotton, saying: "Please stuff
these i'm your cars"
This sarcastic comment on the
recent attack upon the alleged
use Of profanity by woman
hockey players was accepted good
humoredly by the umpires, who
complied with the suggestion and
followed the game with swear
proof ears.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
PHIL WRIGHT BACK
ON JOB SUBSTITUTES
FOR MAYOR TOBIN

Although Park Commissioner Ray
Lambert was confined to his home
with a bad cold and Mayor John W.
Tobin and City Clerk Fred Fries wcre
out Of the city, the city commission
held its regular meeting Monday aft
ernOon.
Fire and Police Commissioner Phil
Wright. i'll with bronchial Pneumonia
since December 80. reported to his of
flee for the first time since taken
sick. and acted rs mayor.
Miss Gladys L. Lain acted as city
Jerk for Mr.. Fries, who is in Aus
in. obtaining the attorney generals
approval of the S1,000,000 improve
mcnt bonds.
The mayor left for Webb county
Saturday for three or four-day hunt
ing trip.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
LIQUOR OFFICERS GET
EVIDENCE FROM SINK

Three gallons Of liquor was poured
into sink in an Oeher street resi-
dence Sunday night, about the time
prohibition agents and city detectives
raided the place.
The llquor-whiskcy was not
poured soon enough, however, and the
officers scooped up nearly gallon be
fore the fluid had disappeared down
the drain pipe. As result. the man
and woman in the residence will ND.
pear before United States Commits.
sioner II. l.. Edwards 10 answer
charges of possession of the liquor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-11
BANDITS ROB MAN
|. ON DOWNTOWNSTREET

Two negro bandits. who Sunday
morning robbed II. Schelper. 610
Whitman street, Of his watch and
SIS. still are at large Monday.
The victim was accosted at Flores
and Houston streets, near the center
Of the business district, while many
pedestrians and motorists were on
the streets.
Concealing their weapons in their
coat pockets, they forced Schelper into
the shadows. After hurriedly search.
ing him, they fled down an alley.