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La gaceta., 1938-06-28
LA TRICOLOR
Por Roberto CdstrOVid0

El dfa va famoso del ID de a.
bril- de 1881, sc arrio la bande-
ra bicolor, la roja y amarillo, Y
Sc iz6 la %tricolor, la que anadfa
ell morado a esos dos dolores. De
esta modification han intenta-
do los fascistas deducir conse-
cuencias contrarias a la causa re
publicana que defemdemos y de-
fenderemos hasta la victoria so
bre ell fascismo. Dicen de la ban
dera roja Y gualda, como la la
mo Leopoldo Cano, que 81 es ira
dicional, que 81 es gloriosa, que
81 es simbolo de la patria...
Todo ESQ es false, es moneda
falsa, que solo la ignorancia de
la historic espanola puede admit
tir como verdadera y legal, CO.
mo valiosa intrinseca y repre-
sentativamente. No es tradicio-
nal una bandera que data del rel
nado de Carlos III y que no ire
mol6 en- las seculares luchas por
la reconquista e~spanola, nj fue
izada EN- las almenas de Grana-
ola, nj en- las tierras de las m
dias occidentales descubiertas
por Colon, nj a los almogavareS
a Oriente, nj la oStentaron Y de-
fendieron los tercios, nj fue des-
plegada en- Villalar y Toledo, nj
agitada por los vientos de Italia,
Flandes, Alemania, Francia, O.
ran y T1nez. De la Marina de
guerra pas6 al Ejercito, pero
comparti6 su simb6lico lujo con
banderas regionales y providen-
ciales Y con estandartes y pendo
mes de los regimientos y escua-
drones.
En- la miSma guerra de la In
d%ependencia no fue la dnica en-
sena que guiara al triunfo a las
guerrillas a las tropas.
Fue bandera n~acional duran
tie el siglo XIX. IY que glorias
preside en- las batallas Y los no.
menajes rendidos a los triunfa-
dores? Mas tristes que glorio-
sas son nuestras guerras %civiles
entire liberales Y c~arlistas en- la
peninsula, entire espanoles v GU
banos Ell America, entire espa-
poles y tagalos en- Asia.
La gaceta., 1938-06-28
REGRESO A HYDE PARK
Ell SIR. P~RESIDENTE ROO
SEVELT

Hyde Park, condado de Du-
chess, N. Y, JUNO %. - Des-
de aver Sc encuentra en- su re.
sidencia campestre ell presi-
dente Roosevelt.
Trajo ell presidente con @l,
para estudiarlas, SO leyes de
las que aprobara ell Congreso.
En- los 6ltimos dias ell presi-
dente firm6 mas de 100 leyes
de menor importancia.
La gaceta., 1938-06-28
LA CAMARA APROBARA LA
AMNISTIA

Habana, JUNO 28.-El repre-
S~entante Bravo Acosta declare
aver que Ia Camara, en- fecha
pr6xima, aprobar& la ley de am
nistia para los delitos comunes,
eximiendo de ella a los asesinos,
violadores y autores de delitos
infamantes.
No Sc incluira en- la ley, como
Sc ha venido asegurando, a Mar
got Garcia, Ia matadora de Co
roma.
La gaceta., 1938-06-28
Enrique Santos

Este querido amigo ACADIA
de adquirir ell Ritz Luncheo-
nette, ell c6modo y bonito esta-
blecimiento de la Septima ave
nida y la Gale Is, a la entra-
da del teatro Ritz.
Enrique Sc propone ofrecer
al p1blico comidas a la ameri-
cana Y a la espahola. contain
do para clio con I'm cxcelente
cocinero. "Todos los gustcs
quedaran satisfechos" nos
dice.
A los marchantes Sc dara I'm
trato esmerado y especial, co
mo ellos desean.
Congrata,amos a Santos PEI
la adquisic'6n y tenemos la Gel
teza de cue ell pdblico latino
cooperara con el.
La gaceta., 1938-06-28
Gracias

David Gil, ell intelligence jo-
ven latino, nos manda una car
ia como presidente del Club
Bamby and Fund Safety, a su
regreso de la vista hecha a
Washington, D. c., como repre-
sentante de los muchachos que
cuidan del transito en- la IONA
de los colegios de Tampa.
Gil quiere expresar su gra-
titud al sargento Bill, que tan
bien Sc comport6 con los mu-
chachos de Tampa.
Bill dirige las patrullas de
los colegios y merece los mas
calurosos elogios.
AL mismo tempo ell INTEL =
genie joven desea eNpresar su
profundo aprcio al alcalde R.
E. L. Chancey y al jefe de po-
licia Woodruff, por la labor
hecha en- pro de los jovencitos
del transito.
Las patrullas defender q
los ninos, en- los a~lrededores
de los colegios, de los excesos
de los automovilistas.
Completeness a Gil y lie fe-
licitamos.
La gaceta., 1938-06-28

Alcanz6 ell Ejercito liberal a
la sombra de esa bandera; pero
de los gloriosos fastos de aquel
Ejercito reniegan los traidores
a su patria y Sc averguenzan los
que han dejado de ser liberales
para trocarse en- voceros exal-
tadoreS de las excelencias del
ideario que los a~post6licOs, los
carlistas, los neoS " los olerica-
les representation y represen-
tan.
Unicamente los militares que
permanecen fieles a su historic
liberal y que dan su vida por la
Rep1blica y pOr la libertadl e
independence de Espana son
dignos de las glorias de Morella,
de Castell6n, de Vinaroz, de Te-
ruel, de Bilbao, de Irun de Lu-
chana, nombres historicos tent
dos hoy de rojo por la sangre de
los que han sucumbido en- esas
plazas, algunas perdidas por la
Republica, aplastadas por la me
tralla de los aviones que la TIA
liza de Mussolini y la Alemania
de Hitler han puesto al servicio
de militares renegadoS de la Ii
bertad y p~erjuros por no guar
dar ell juramento que prestaron
poniendo su espada en- la bande-
ra de los tres dolores.
Excepto episodes como el de
los Castillejos, donde Ell general
Prim empui6 la bandera roja Y
amarillo, no puede asegurarse
impartial, sacramento, que sea
gloriosa una ensena que hubi-
mos de arriar en- La Habana V
en- Melilla, que fue hundida en-
Cavite y EN- Santiago de Cuba
y que hubo de servir en- Annual
y Monte Arruit de sudario a
nuestros soldados.
La tricolor elevada por volun
tad popular a la Gina del Esta-
do, fue izada por los telegrafis-
tas, Cuerpo de excelentes repu-
iblicanos, alma de heroes, en- Ell
Palacio de Comunicaciones de
Madrid, horas antes de que tire
molara al viento atada a los HE
rros del balloon central del Minis
terio de la Gobernaci6n.
La voluntad popular antes
que la mano del legislator adop
to como gui6n ensena de la Re-
pdblica la bandera de los tres
La gaceta., 1938-06-28
DOS TELEGRAM AS DEL
GENERAL PHILEMORE

Ell Comite P. Democratico
recibio aver dos telegramas
del general Philemore.
En- uno Sc notifica al Comite
que ha regresado al hotel Taft
de New York, y en- ell otro Sc
pregunta 81 todavia anda por
Tampa don Fernando Bunuel.
Embellishments ell secreta-
rio Moya lie contest6, por CO.
rreo aereo.
La gaceta., 1938-06-28
Sc MATO ANTE UNI BUSTO
DE CERA DE MUSSOLINI

Paris, JUNO 28.-Un conner
ciante italiano Sc suicide aver,
en- un Museo de esta capital, an
tie I'm busto de Benito Mussolini,
ell dictator de Italia.
En- las ropas sc lie encontr6 u
La gaceta., 1938-06-28

ma carta en- la cual dice que sc
mata ante la odiada figura del
hombre que lie llev6 a la ruina
injustamente.
La gaceta., 1938-06-28
La Compahia del
Centre Asturiano

IA que atribuye listed que
no hubiera lleno complete e.
domingo en- ell teatro del Cen.
tro Asturiano? - nos pregun-
tan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
VICTIM Shot,
SLABS BANDIT
Barbecue Employee
Seriously Hurt

Because OF courageous resistance
against a bandit who was robbing
the barbecue restaurant where he
Is employed. willis webb, As. sos
Theodore street, Is in a serious
condition in Receiving hospital
with a bullet wound in his neck,
and police are seeking the bandit
who was stabbed In the neck by
webb.
The lone bandit entered the Earl
Tasty barbecue. 800 st. Antoine
street. early Monday morning, and.
after pointing a revolver at Webb,
began TO take the money from the
cash register. The bandit dropped
some OF the money on the floor, and
when he stopped TO pick It up.
Webb grabbed a knife from ccun-
ter and stabbed him in the neck.
The bandit fred three shots at
Webb. one lodging In his victims
neck. before fleeing from the place.
Because OF the seriousness Of the
wound. police believe that the ban
DIT received medical treatment
from some doctor and they are ask
ing tho physician to make report
a. required b. the law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
julius Rosenwa|d Fund Offering FeNowships
To Worthy Students To Further Their Study

ty and preparation which may be
regarded as the equivalent OF gen.
eral education OF at least collegiate
standard.
The term OF the fellowships are
normally one year, and the amount
OF the award will be determined in
each on the basis OF the expected
expenses involved and all other
factors which enter into the given
application, including he length OF
time proposed. The awards average
$500 for a full years work.
The Committee on Fellowship re-
quires full information about the
personal history OF the candidates.
their education. experience, and a
definite statement OF the proposed
study or Investigation. Applications
for fellowships in the prescribed
form must be submitted with all
required materials before January
10. 1899. Blanks may be secured
from George M Reynolds. Director
OF Fellowships, julius Rosenwald
Fund, 1901 Ellis avenue, chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

Chicago ANP)--The Committee
on Fellowships for the julius
Rosenwald fund Is again offering
fellowships TO worthy individuals
for further study in their respective
fields. The fellowships are not re-
stricted to any special subject or
activity. while many OF the candi-
dates will probably contemplate
advanced university work, the fell
lowships are open not only TO
scholars and scientists but TO per-
sons who may plan to go into the
professions or the fine arts, or In
to agriculture. journalism or crea-
tive writing. education, business or
public service.
Fellowships are open to men and
women candidates between the
ages OF % and 35, but the commit
tee considers very exceptional cas-
Is on their merits. Candidates must
have completed their general coll
lege course or their general profess
sional course before making appli-
cation, or give evidence OF maturi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Grand Jury To Probe
Louisiana Lynching

Ruston. Ia --(ANP)-Judge r. L.
Walker this week called a special
session of the grand jury 10 In
vestigate the lynching OF w. G. Will
liams. 10 year old suspect. accus-
ed OF killing Robert NJ. Blair with
club and attacking Blair's
waitress companion near Ruston.
Williams was hanged 10 a tree.
his body slashed with knives and
riddled with bullets after a mob
Of 800 dragged him from a smoke
house. where he was In hiding. A
group OF boys was said to have led
the mob TO the hiding place.
williams was also accused OF at
lacking ]. W. Breedlowe and coed
companion in September, but was
variousiy reported as denying and
confessing the crimes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Mizelle To Speak
At Postal Alliance
Silver Jubilee

Attorney Ralph e. Mizelle, OF
Washington, d. c.. highest ranking
Negro In the Post Office depart
ment. will be guest speaker at the
silver jubilee" celebration OF the
National Alliance OF Postal EN-
ployees. which will be held IN De-
troit, Sunday, October 20. The
meeting will be held at the Lucy
Thurman YwCA at s p. m
Attorney Mlzelle, who Is employ
ed in the p. o. solicitors office. will
arrive in the Motor City at 1922
D. m. Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

John W. Cowling. Jr ~anAger
OF the Vernon Highway branch Of
fee OF the Secretary OF state was
notified last Saturday Ct the sud-
den death OF his father. the late
Rev. ]. w. Cowllng. OH smith
street. Atlanta, Ga.
Funeral rites we're held Tuesday
October IS, at .. m. from the
wheat Street Baptist church. Death
was due to a heart attack. Rev
cowlIng was pastor OF Sinai Bap-
list church. in Atlanta.
Surviving the deceased are the
widow, Mrs. Aarabei Cowling. two
sons and one daughter.
Manager Cowling LETT Detroit ny
automobile Saturday to attend the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

The announcement last week by
the Detroit Civic Rights committee
that DR.. william Hodges, OF Col
umbus, Ohio, will be presented as
speaker at a mass meeting at st.
Stephens AME church at p. m,
Sunday, October %, has aroused
keen interest among local citizens
particularly among political lead
ers and candidates.
DR.. Hodges will speak on the
theme, THE Need OF The Hour
The following question will be dis
cussed: (Which Is better for the
Negro state Administration IA
vorable TO employing one or two
hundred members OF the race. or
one favorable TO industry which
provides jobs for thousands OF Ne
groes?"
When interviewed Wednesday
Chairman s. +. Grigsby made the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Dr.. William Hodges Speaks MG
Stephens Sunday For Civic Group

following statement about the meet
ing:
MANY individuals and local
groups have been asking our COM
mittee what It is all about. The
committee has arranged fine pro-
gram. The audience will be In
structed as to what attitude the
Negro should adopt In reference to
the proposed charter Amendment
advocating al s-hour day for De-
troit firemen. They will also be
given information about the Brew
ster Housing project and on some
matters affecting Negroes In hos
pitfalls. The information will be
amazing"
In addition TO the speakers, the
program will feature a vocal solo
by Miss Lucille Walker: instru-
mental solo, Ernestine MillIben. OF
Pontiac, Michigan; and Ethel Craw-
ford. at the console.
The public IL invited to attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
NAACP Makes Appeal For Funds For AniLynch Bill Fight

There are perhaps some who can
not afford even one dollar, others
who can give more. But Eve thou
sand one dollar bills may very con-
ceivably mean passage OF the anti
lynchIng bill. which will assure all
Americans more adequate protec-
ton from the mob"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
JEALOUS LOVER KILLS WOMAN
WHEN HER AFFECTIONS WANE
PASSES CIVIL
SERVICE TEST
FOR POSITION
Told By Supervisor
To Report Monday
For Work

Notified that she had successful
~ passed the state civil service
with high mark and vas eligible
for the position Of food service
rclper in the diet kitchen in tbs
Michigan State tuberculosis sanl-
tarium at Howell, Michigan. Mary
NJ. stein. "a, 2752 Jay street. was
denied admission when she APP
peared at the sanitarium Sunday
evening.
She was Informed by the mafrcn
that It was strictly against the
policy OF the sanitarium TO employ
colored girl as food service helper
in the diet kitchen.
Had Mark OF si.2s
Miss Stein took the examination
IN September. Last Thursday she
was notified that she had passed
with mark OF sf25. Friday she
received telegram from F. A.
Hewlett supervisor at the Michigan
State Tuberculosis sanitarium, tell
ing her that the position was hers
IL she would accept. She imme-
diately wired her acceptance.
Early Saturday morning Miss
stein received telephone call
from Mr.. Hewlett. the supervisor
telling her to report at the sani-
tarlum Sunday night so that she
would be ready for work Monday
morning.
Arriving in Howell, Miss Stein
telephoned the sauitarium, and was
given instructions as how to pro-
coed 70 the sanitarium by the
operator. However. when she ar
rived and It was discovered that
she was colored the matron curtly
told her that she could not come in
as II was against the policy Of the
sanitamium to employ colored girls.
Miss stein made several efforts
70 affect an interview With Mr..
Hewlett, but these We're futile. she
returned 10 Detroit.
Il don't think that was given
proper consideration" Miss Stein
stated In an Interview Tuesday. Il
have written 10 Senator Charles c..
Diggs. asking him to investigate
The racial discrimination which IL
so evident at the sanitarium.
Perhaps Mr.. Howleti expected
me TO be white because OF my name
But ! passed the examination and
was given the position by rho sup
ervisor. Therefore. l think l should
have Il. she continued
Miss Stein Is a graduate of Cass
Technical High school, completing
work as a dieticIan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

for $4,000 to be used to pay this
the coming session Of Congress.
The Association has conducted a
four-year fight for passage OF this
legislation with a total cost, ex-
elusive OF salaries OF staff officials,
OF sit,44l.ss. and the board cited
this az evidence that the NAACP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
HEAR
|VOMAN'S PLEA
for HER LIFE
Hearing For Killer
Set For Monday BY
Judge Skillman

Accused Of stabbing his former
sweetheart. Mary Lindsey. 46. TO
| death IN a rage OF jealousy, Sidney
Daniels was arriagned on first
degree murder charge in Recorders
cour, Wednesday morning.
The grey-haired fifty five year old
Former doorman for a policy house
asked for an examination. which
was set for Monday. October "a.
The ayraIgnment was before Judge
|w. Mckay SkilIman.
Daniels is married and was liv-
3ing wifi mis- wife at 615 East Mont
|slm street. He stabbed Mrs. Lind
sey TO death IN her room at 552
|EaN Columbia street Monday even
ling. He vas arrested a short time
Halter IN Lincoln Park.
Sought Reconciliation
Daniels had gone 10 Miss Lind
tsys room to affect recoucilis-
HON With tho woman with whom he
Il seged 10 have been keeping
company with for quite some time.
Shs bad told him that she was
Through.
No one knows what occurred be-
Tween Daniels and the woman be-
fore be cut her TO death. Rocmers
|ln the house told police that they
Pad heard Miss Lindsey scream,
fTurn me loose. Don't do that
The roomers said that they then
heard means. and some ane leaving
lhe house.
Mary Lee Manson. lodger at the
house aid as she opened her door
she saa a man leaving the room.
PIE disappeared down the stairs.
She said II was Daniels.
Opening the door Of the room
following Daniels disappearance
Piss' Manson found the body OF
liss Lindsey lying on the floor
Fith stab wounds In the Lex and
breast. and a two-inch cash In the
Pbdomen.
Friends OF Daniels said that he
bad oiten expressed desp affection
lor the dead woman. aid that he
lad given her money and clothes
however, tley were % tho opinion
|hat ht love was unreduItsl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Operatives Start
Business At Initial
Gas And Oil Station

The Modern Cooperative System.
nc- has opened a gas and oil sta
ION a. 200 Madison avenue.
This organization. which Is one
The several cooperative groups
c''se In Detroit. began as an
EDUCATIONAL unit more than a year
CO. With Ralph Bradley as presi-
ent The unit was later merged
IN the cIty-widc movement. I'M
er direction OF Attorney II. M.
Ponshtly and Rev. John M. Miles.
ne membership has grown from a
lere handful in the beginning to
'ore than one hundred paid-up
emoers at the present time.
Inc new gas station was opened
IL business Monday. Oct. 10. The
,mal opening and anniversary
'eoration will take place satur-
~ and Sunday, October 20 and 80,
me headquarters, 700 Madison.
ine celebration will take the
I'm OF an educational institute.
among the speakers and discus
On leaders will be DR.. David San
l's'' educational director OF the
a'ral State Cooperative league;
.orney r. NJ. Golightly, and Rev.
un Miles. The program will be-
al 10 a. m. Saturday. October
me closing program will be in
FORM OF a mass meeting. Sun
v October 30 at 3 D. m. at st.
tome YMCA.
rncers OF the organization are:
,pn Bradley, president: Harry
n'''an, vice president: r. NJ.
'sn''y' secretary; T. A. Rich
Y, treasurer; Rev. John Miles,
'ca''onal director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
University Of Texas Lowers Bar
To Admit CO|Ored Student To Class

and this admission IL heralded as
a victory for Texas citizens for the
provision either OF general admis-
sion to students TO the University
OF Texas. or for passage by the
Legislature OF the bill that is un-
der consideration.
Mr.. Allen Is q graduate OF Xavier
university and has been a citizen
OF Texas for the past FIVE years. He
was admitted to the class IN bust
ness psychology and salesmanship
which meets In the geological audi
forum on the campus Of the uni.
rersity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

Austin. Texas---George L. Al
len. district mana ger for Excelsior
Life Insurance company here. was
admitted to the graduate school OF
the University OF Texas as a re-
gular student Tuesday, October 4.
lie becomes the first Negro in the
history OF Texas TO be admitted TO
the university.
The Texas Interracial commits
sion. for the past four years, had
been working for legislation to
provide scholarships OF graduate
students In out-of state schools,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Fune ral Services
For Lorenzo Reid
At Anderson Home

Funeral services for Lorenzo
Reid. former editor who died
in United States Marine hospi-
tai October s. were held in the
funeral parlors OF Fred Ander-
son, Willis and Beaubien streets
last Tuesday afternoon. The
body was shipped to Knoxville,
Tenn. former home OF Mr. Reid
for burial.
Mr.. Reid Il survived by his
wife. Mrs. Helen Reid; two
children. Lorenzo, Jr. 10. and
Hortense. II: and two brothers,
Paul and Adrian, OF Cleveland
and Knoxville respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

makes every penny count.
The boards statement said In
part:
"The NAACP will be grateful for
whatever sum Is sent for this pur-
pose. II Ave thousand Americans.
white and colored. would sent si.eo
each the fight can be waged with
an excellent chance OF winning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Stabbed In Argument
About a WPA Project

Robert Jordan. 80, SCI Livings-
tone street, was stabbed In the
chest by Porter Petway, 80. 1854
Hale street, Monday evening. The
two men had engaged In an argu-
ment about wPA project.
Petway escaped after the stab
bling. but was arrested short time
later In his homo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

New York-Faced with a deficit Of
81 sos. 40, as OF october 10 In the
payment OF bills resulting from the
Antl-iynching bill fight conducted
in Congress last year. the board OF
directors OF the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement Of Color
ed People issued an appeal today
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
John |. Cowling Goes To Atlanta
To Bury Father Who Died Saturday

funeral He was accompanied by
ais vie two small soma, and his
sister. Miss Msrybeli Gov ag. CT
ti.s c ".
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
SLASHES HIS EAR

sammie Beal. 80, ss1s BiddIe
street. was cut below his left ear
by Johnny walker. Monday. in
front OF SIT Illinois street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
THREE Injured.
i'm West SIDE
SHOOTINCFRAY
Wounded Men Taken
To Hospital For
First-Aid

Three men were shot in front OF
5201 Mckinley avenue Tuesday
night during an argument about
group OF men congreagating In
front OF the place.
The wounded men are: Theodore
Lewis. 10, 5444 Tillman avenue. who
was shot in the back; Norman VII
lIams, 10. 5277 Twenty-third street.
gun shot wounds in the back; Will
lie Friday. IS, 3S17 Hudson avenue,
wounded in the face. neck and
shoulder.
Lewis and Williams were given
first aid attention at Receiving hos
pital and then sent TO tho Homicide
squad TO make statements. Fridays
condition, according 10 authorities,
was serious.
A Noi"y Group
The trouble started when Dur
ham Sweet. proprietor OF the candy
shop at 5201 Mckinley avenue
came out OF his store to quiet the
men who had gathered in front OF
the place. Durham, according to
witnes ,es. became involved In an
argument with John Allen. %. 5277
Twenty-third street.
During the progress OF the argu-
ment, Sweet went back into the
store and closed the door. Allen I:
alleged to. have thrown a beer bot
tie through the glass in the door
Sweet went into the rear of the
store and procured a double.
barrled shot gun. and, on returning
to the front OF the store. fired
through the door. missing Allen and
hitting Lewis, williams. and Fri
day.
Sweet left the store with the gun
In his possession. He went to $3.50
Merrick street where he was ar
rested by offers OF the McGraw
station.
Sweet following questioning by
police, was held pending the out
come OF Friday.