South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 104, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 April 1920 — Page 1

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REVIVAL OF GOD NEEDED SAYS JONES

a- Spiritual (hum! Conie.liefore IJuriiif-.- or Political Creed-. KAPS WHISKY TIUJST Say- Too Many Mm Try to Serve Coo! While Hoarding III Gotten (Jains. JOM l'llOGUAM. T i :siav ; :: ,i i.i. f lMn. in I'r;n r riiti i'i !."a- 'f the rlty. in (. :,, in. Party .nferen. . 1 - in. Stioj meeting. At Sibley ;fg .., bv M. and Mrs. Pant'!-?'. At --tu Paper lh.s. Co., by .Mr. ami Mr I .. r i ; Jcn-s. p. in. Tabrn;,a ! SubJ"'t : l'r.i t-r. ' 4 i" . n. Mr I. .Iii.-h meets iraj r . 1 1 t : : I -i fiT ( r.fTl'u '. 7:..o iu Tat.'ih.ir!o Singing a 1 1 1 r in -ii vj:ini-:xia V 1 T11 Mni meeting Ut Soil ill I'.PIkI W.i I - li fo tory. I in p. ni. Mr. L. Jones will n.-t ..tn-ii. Invited by past'M, to iir-ist in . iiiui'.'ipn wir. 7:.'.' p. in .Ti herni'lr Sermon abb, t : '"'I Sins f This As." "The Krat ma-d of the lar.rt. of this e ity anil of our own hearts i.i revival a revival not of business or of polities first, hut ;t revival for ili- work of Cod, which Is the- work of primary importance. lt u.- have this ..nil tho others will come from :t." r.ob J'-tif-s told the audience present at the services Monday nigh! liU ii launched tho first w'ck or !li. e a nu'f list's drive against evil in So Ith Pand. Whfii to tst th lasting results ..f revivals he a.--kfd that v ry minister who had been converted in revivals t"i raise his hand. 11 of the ; h juTM'iit on tho platform re- ? pOllwl (1. CM Wratlirr. Til1 t' rrTatuto which hovrrnl ofiow tho freezing point all day on Monday reduced th rruwil in sUo i. -y than cu.f-half of tli.it which nr ii th rovivali..t SniuLiy. Th.' i nh rnaclc. howrv r. dfspltf tho inr'.niM r.t woathf-r outide was not a r. -oiiilortah!'. Th comfort of thr i-owd 'Alii h" insurod today airainst farther cool wcath.r whrn th wall.-( I" th..- huiidi!-. will h' ah d. It. v. C. A. Sickafo..-.'. of thf Con-t.-i-" au. Memorial Urethren church, h-iiv red the o; enin prayer Moni.i niuht. Th- united choirs ron-,,-rnl their selections in almost perfect -tyle. tho audi" ii c ioininK in th.- iiiimhcrs. A solo by Ir. Iren .!,.! . s was an additional feature of me n.it.-iial jroKr.itn. Ktul Ncclcnl. It.io Joins approached tho Mibj.ct. Kr rivals." in the plain and dir-; in itinor wliich character l.ed Iii-. . ipep.ir. et sermons Sunday. He sties-, d tho reat titi-l cryinj; need of the universe for a revival ia th p.nes t.f b'i-iiiffs, in politics and ecoromics hut about all the need for .i -i'Mita.il rehal. "Clod's work." he said. the subject of primary importar.i e." He carried a la'.-ical ;iri:m'T.I straight ti the point when he d".'.ared th it you can JudKo the ch iracter of ;i campaign by t he . chn racl, r of tlie p'orh who oppoo it. "Th" whisky tru. has alw.iy been aaitist tb.i sort of thine." h ' conti NT i:r on : ac.i: roni.i TERRE HAUTE MEN JOIN STRIKERS Five Hundred Vote to Ouit Work at Once Follow in Ma Meeting. p.v it.l 1'r.T : Ti:i:m: hatti: iri , .np-.' l ive hundred r prc- ntat :v - t" ba! yardnirn a r d switchu;cn's v.r ::;' r. a mass ir. -iini:. Mor.d.iy '.-.-;i-.t. '.'t.-.I nnanimoiisiy to c.uit wirk at .ii . The mm bvlir. i t!." w . : . . - '.. i i c 1 1 : w i i 1 : : t - ., Ot; d ' o no further work uore 1 u.-rattve wakr.-s w . re ::.;-. d the railroad autlte: t'i.--. l'(r - . rly b'-liT.i-ir.j.' to s.v. r .! ..i. : :if men voted to form ? i . w '.o- . il to ntl'r.u" them a'.', cl'.ir c 1: the Tcrre Haute Varo!:.i a - cui:;,.r.. tt;c were !.;. .J ar'.l a , ' ; i ; i . i :i Uii.s fo'.'.owe! '. y t ,"- iratiou that P.. s!....::.i r.r to work. Some of ;h r. . ;, thoy laa-idv h Mi ra lit:- d th- ruhr.-ad at;horitles tlie v. oti'il 1 ; ' ' ' ard . :!ts -Tel they Wv' Cd not r.p.'it for dp.ty :m th. niorr.lr.. Th. r-...ds .tttV-t.-l , r th IV;;r.-v!v It;.: V.".:-. 'hi-c.-o ar-el i:ast.rp. l!!:r'.-. Ih,:--5l'.e .nd Ir.di il'.apo'iis .t!.d the S,.;;;h( r:; I::.!; n. i. S-.i:;.- of th..- man -,ti.i th.at . t;a:k'" of th:e '.att.; r. ad .-re Pot sr.!e V. W o ' : ! d i ;it but ( II C.irbr. ! tf :!:. w orirar.:atioTi. s.ul aft.r t'- e- r-...i-.T :h ,f Tl.. ' v. ou' i b. 1 ' percent -);. th. . ; ;tti" '"('. r It K tl if the ' r-b r ; v J . . . ! r u, k - i r ' ? . !.) . , . , ; t .... rro -, i .: v p i ': r .ao! v ..." t 1 ..' t . r . e c '' ? re 15 a ': ' Yard f- na r. The ' top v ;'.: j .-,--ei;. . " ! ' a ! - .- per h- ur.

Traffic Officer Doesn 't Know of Dozen Town Bank

r.-ualiy in cities of .-outh land's Mze, straäers in thv city ur" able to obtain information of locations trom patr.'drrun and trattio officers. Monday a stranger was looking for the ;;j-n's National bank. The Mranrer K')t as far ;r- Michigan J-t. and Ji-f'ferson tdvd. He thought that h" would ask the t rathe olh' r on the corner where the ruiz't.s National ban'; is located. The stranwr ajiprr-.tej,. d the other ar.-I trade h;s ir.o airy. T)l- tr.ithc f.flie - -. I i . 1 J.e .lid Ilot know uln re th Citi.en- national b.mk i-' locate-l. The stranirer walked oer to the sidewalk and askd a civilian if lie could dire t him to tinbanking itistit ution. "Why, there it is." the civilian v;-,i,i point iiur aeio.vs tile street. The bank was barely a half block from where the tr.ilhc officer was standin-T. GARBAGE CONTRACT TO BE CONSIDERED AT NEXT MEETING Farmers Oppose Letting of Contract to Out of Town Concern. W Ihü the proposed oialinai.c." . tnbodyin the two .ontraets tentatively enterctl into with two out of town liriu- for the disposal of the city Knibatte was callel uj for lirtt it-al-in-T b i'oi e til- common coun-dl Monday niht, it v,a leferr.d to the council acting as a ommitto a.s a whob- and will be taken up for formal cori.-idei atnui i.. t Monday night. As exp'a ie,j oi.uijv.ed (position to the measure developed but no othej.il action was taken, it beimr txplah.ed that nothiULT definiie would be done until the council was iriven the opportunity of exanünini; the contracts presented by Joseph Hall of Io.uns-pnrt. representing tho Indiana Disposal Co.. and Conloy llros. of Kalamazoo, Mich., who have secured tentative agreements with the board of public works, acting in conjunction witri a special commilie. of fie members of the council. Attempt to Mih k. Althouitli 'ouncili i'-n iloebel and Yonett made .strontr iforts to block the pioposal to allow a ommitte of farmers to be heard, the delegation head.-d by Joseph Hollar presented an .pie e iden'e of th ir pood faith and willingness to eolbet the j;arb.ife during the. coming summer, adline; that they were iiven to understand that they were to have thprivilege f l oll.-ctine; the refuse Mild had made provisions for tho work, Koir.u to the extra expense of purchasing new 'iiipm. nt. including teams and a-;on. Spokesman Hollar said that if the ordinance presented was latiti'.i, the farmers in this icinity would hn.l the.niselv s in bad shape financially and their we'd laid plans would be completely disrupted. The i moiistrators were substantiated by l'at (Jamlaur. custorian of the city crematory, who reiterated the statements: of tho farmers' representatives, and assured the members of the council that an fhcient organization hnd been built up to haul tho fcarbairo at the hast possible expense and trouble to the city. Ileay IlHnM Although tho board of works and the council special committee agreed to keep tho exact tl cures secret until the ordinance was ratified by tho council. Mayor (.'arson disclosed the t-rn..s of the contract and it ha.s i.rn found that the city will eventually pay heavy for the removal and disposal of the refuse if th present project is carried out. According to the agreement, tho city pay:- the I .otra nsport concern -IT cents per capita to collect the jcarbace while Cnb y Hrcs. in turn pays thf air c nts a ton for tho refuse. it lias been pointed out that a project of this kind would throw the balance the other way and the city treasury will suffer as tho collection '.:!1 cost the municipality a creator sum thin is returned in the sab-. Cit v Attorney SMiok declare d that minor charges must be made ir. the contract with Hall before it can bo prev, n;-d fo. consideration. Tho conti. t. t will bo ready by r.et Monti tv r.ittht. he said. Adopt Or!inanc4'. An ordmar.'-e appropriating .". from tin- C'tural fund t.J the mis-e'.I.ir.-KUS fur.d for the purj use o I d" f ! a;. i::c exja nst s of dclecafe-s 10 main- ipal cop. vetitior.s, etc.. was adopted without a diss"P.tine ote. Similar action was taken on an crditiaric" prchibitinc the l.irkit:c 'f "lUtomobia-s in front cf htc' .nd tl.eat'TS. (,'oPiformiti c with action take p. at a rece-i.t s ess -.on of the v...t.r board, a sum of J jl'.M0i was asked for the t. ii:p rary tise of th- water d ptirtra r.t pep.dinc the final salt of the JI'.'U.i" bonds, wtiich has bee n he ld up ton: porarHy. The- ordinance hich was referred to the commlltee a Tuon s. p i ra ' T w appi op t:-"ia t c : : . ; . e a whole j'Tovides that the !" 'oared f rem the track fl.lld. o' . 1 ; v. a n w rc ip.trod .iC' d a p.' er.i! fund to tlie mi.-,;....-:-5 fund of tin- l-ark board .' th. :"tpj-o- -ine r.t of Hieb st. and L I ft" rv:i b!d. The ordinances .' r. d ::iä nr.'.l n.-xt Monday i h-ti t.

CITIZENS OF COUNTY VOTE FOR HOSPITAL

Declare in Favor of Hospital Plan hy Vote of Three to One. A county hospital for St. Joseph county is a f hree-to-oi.e choice of the citizens who partieipated in the referendum balloting conducted under the auspices of the hospital committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Practical completion of the count was made. Monday afternoon. Vote totals cive the county hospital plan a count of ;!07."i while ti:i people favored an extension of tnpresent institutions. These ticures do not include the votes cast in Wyatt, Woodland. Iakeville and Crunistown. It is believed, however that these voles will not exceed IM'U. according to e s,t ima les of the committee. Results of the' count in th.se jla( es will be a 1 iluU tic'd later by t h' i oi -r n it t . I' uir 'IIioiismhI Vote j It had be-e-n hpel that at je-ast i imjh citizens would express the-ir jireference on the hospital que-stion. The total of 40 1 Ä is believed to be i epr sentath of the citizens of South Mend and the county, howt'Vir, and the prefeia-nee expressed to Ii- the c to tal se-ntiraent. Keasons for this belief were assigned by Dr. J. C. Ibame. chairman of the committee, to the fact that vol.-s were cast by ee-ry class of people in South lb-lid and tile county. Votes in proportion to numln r.s show that an equal p. rcentaue of profession;'.!, husiness men and laborinc men at e re-prese-nte l in the votinc. .Vleetinz TueIay A meetinc of the- hospital i ommitte" of the chamber of commerce lias b. hi calb'd for Tue sday afternoon at wliich time a resolution will be drafted and presented to thechamber succestinc a plan of action to be followed with the purpose of inereasinc St. Joseph county's hospital facilities without a. los. of time. Some means of redievinc the' pre'Snt concesle-el conditions d the hospitals will als(j be sucested. it is understood. In commenting upon the hospital vote Vr. Hoone said that the committee had carrbM through its part in the hospital (piestlon and that v ith the caimple tion f theur task of .'.wakening public interes" to see the no'j''.s of the court'- . their Job was partly finished. Th" next 'ff ort upon the- part f the committee, he said, would bo to lind a means whereby legislation could be had im mediately which would permit of the county xpe-ndinc $..00.000. in the erection of a county hospital. A means of cettiric this le-cislation will la' discussed Tuesday, lie said. It is also planned by the committee, to c t into touch with contractors and builders to determine th lowest possible -ost of an etfici.-nt and creditable county hospital. Ie to Im ."Maate. lmi I'yle. attorney, as a member of the. committee will make investigation to find what bcal methods can be used to facilitate ettinc the neces-sary lrpislatlon. A workablepkin is to be e.volved Tue sday it was stated by Chairman loe)ne. Dr. Boone's statement in part follows: "Throuch extensive ju)dicit. public, meetinpts and th" co-ojie-r.ition of eh'urehes and newsiapers, thecommittteo feels that it lias thoroughly acquainted the people of South r.end with the need of creator hospital facilities. . . . . Taor County Hospital ..The hospital committee of the4 chamber "of commerce desires to thank the people of South I'.end for tbe'r co-operation but most especially the newspape rs .nd civic clubs who have- made it possible to sound our the sentiment e.f the' county on the hospital question. We, the committee, will follow their recommendation," the report concludes. POLICE GIVE MAKER ITOMA.X THIRD DEGREE: KLINE KNOWS NOTHING I'o'a-o of!ii : als Monday afternoon took R. l'e I'.aker. held in c-onnec-tion with the -bath of Mabel I'ariin at r. 2 f 1 c S. Michigan st. e-arly I-ii.iav morning, to Chief of Police Kline's office- for a p e-a m I nation of her connection with the death of the C.irliti woman. The woman was questioned regarding what she knows concerning th.- death of Mis Carlin. Police otbciaN dec-lined to give out any Information regarding the examination. It was given out by the police following the death of Miss Carlin th.at she had been stabbed several tinvs with a hatpin. Polle p.aker was placed under arrest, but wassaid by tho police to bo too intoxicated Friday ar.d Friday liight to give- a coherent account of What occurred whe-ti Miss Carlin met her death. GOVERNOR n ILL NOT GALL EXTRA SESSION I'.v A se-i.if.-sj Prf-n-i : A 1. RAN V. N. V.. April 1 C.ov. Smith has notin- d S. .lohn Block, of Colins" I for the expelled socialist members of the a.-- nibly. that he has no powa-r to call a sim. ial .lection ip. the five as.-, m My district formerly represented by .--.'ki!ivt Timmb. r--. The b-tt : dated Saturday, was m uic public Monday.

Ltrl?72 Years Old Cuts New Molar Tooth

LiAPORTi:. Ind.. Ai ril 12 They say that st ranee things happen every day. but it is not often said that folks crow younc aftt r rcachinc ace. Itut in Importe it is differrnt. W. O. JfTfery, 72 years old, a farmer livinc near Laporto, and who works: hard in tlio fields every day le-spite his aelvanced aire. has

sprouted a brand new tooth, and it ' WASHINGTON. April 12. -After is a molar, act online to Dr. 1. I'. ; ... , , Norton, prominent dentist of thi i r'publlcan ,t':i(J''s had denounced city. Jeffery came to this city withaud democrats had upheld the gova peculiar pain in his mouth andierrnment system of buildine armv

said that he Juid been suffe rinc for sevM 1 days, but no home remedy would eure the tremble. SENATE RETAINS VOLUNTARY PLAN OF TRAINING MEN Refuse to Suhstitute Ohlit:a tory Train inj: Scheine in .nv Armv Hill. Ilr .ss,m i.ibl l'r. -s : WASIIINC.T.V. April 1.'. The senate- refused Monday to strike out of the army reoraranization bill th provision for voluntary training recently substituted for th.- military committe es plan for eddijiatory training. The motion of Sen. Me-Ke-Ilar. d.-mocrat. T a-.nosso.'. to Strike out. Wa;- .bleated, "7 to ?. The action of th senate was cI.ecteMl to result in canyi. the "ottmt.iry tratninc pioiu,i! i ito conference' for ti ! j 'ist in e-1 ! t I y Senate and hou.'-e n'anauers. 'l I llllils

Onlv voutlis between is and i ! built those camps, tne bieaeiu r man-year.--of age would be ac. epte.l for c rs v oubl liaVe found fault with

the voluntary training under an ame-ndme'iit sueijcsted Miimbv bv Chairman Wadswcrth and written iim. its wero from is to L v.-ars ?ind bp.' yea r s e-aus ef Renroot. withdre w volunta ry th" re-duced limits Sej. i -epu blioa n. Wisconsin, his proposal to restrict training- enlistments to 100. "00 men annually. Twenty-live i . publicans w t e' joined by 1J democrats in holding" j the oluntarv traininc plan in tho; bilk ! The senat" alo defeated the! amep.dme-nt bv Sen. McK'l'ar to require three hours' daily education of all soidi. rs of the regular army. Report Hill, la tho house th- milit.uy commit-te-e comple ted and will report T'i.-s-dav the r milar army apjro riation hill carrying" $..:i7. 240. 14 1, crease- of $e".r.r.ö.ri76 from a dotb.e war

department's estimate s. Rigid econ- I'n-scnt Arguments, oniy is neoessiry in tlie face of a I No attempt was made to save pubdeficit of s. e ral billion dollars. ' lie money, Mr. McCuiiough said. Chairman Kahn said in the major!'-! Rep. Doermus argued that the report on the bill, adding the sums stress of war justified "abandoning

provided would meet the ned of the1 military establishment during the ne xt fiscal year. Committee figures are has. d on an army of 173,0o0 enlisted men and lei.euO oflicers. ar. against a total strent-th of .".71.000 proposed by tho department. An appropriation of 7 7 7.:10 is cairi.-'I "for cleaning u war work, the t'port stated. 1 iic'cid i ng the cost of transporting and maintaiuing forre-s oti the Rhine. KMGIITS OF COLI! MHCS TO MEET IN NEll YORK I'.y Ass.-i;ited P;es . WASHINGTON. April U. Direc- j tors id the Knights of Co'.umb.i meeting here Monday. d ide.l to hold tho net supreme convention id the organization in New York. Aug. t and The convention will be known as the I.nfayett' con vention, as menibers rf the attending it will present a order statue of lien, e ree tion I -if 1 tto in Met!. to France

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JlTl".TION

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HOUSE WILL QTKrr prmim OlAUE, rlbnl

ON EXPENSES VV ill Introduce Todav Propo?als Dealinj; With Alleged War Profiteers;. camps in the rush dayd of war, th house- made ready, Monday, for a i lieht. Tuesday on two Drooosa.ls for I dcaliue with person.-i al.ec' d to have I reaped rich profits out of alleged extravacTinco and waste, j Pn-scnt Resolution, j Aloi c with the investieatinc com j niittee's re jiort attackinc the meth- : ods of construction, the republican I majority presented a resolution diI re . tine that evidence- c btainod duri inc th nine months' invest i.ea tion ! he- turned over to tho iittorm-y c uera! with the re-iuest that he- institute . riminal and civil proeeedj inc. Tiio democrat.- ccuntnaal with a siilistituto resolution proposing to ; iiis'Mtcl tlie committee to name persons, lirms and corporations "whieli 'should I"- in e stitr.ite-d by the attorney c n. ral" before directinc that otfi ial to proceed. Wh-n the house e.uit work Monday night, debate on tho majority and minority reports had not reached an end. Tb principal speeches we re made by Rep. MeCulloueh. rePublican. Ohio, and llt p. Do. rmus, 1 democrat, Michigan. Six-lie Par Apart. lake the opposing- reports. tho speeches were far apart. Hep. .MoCulloueh e l.'.ririr that the or- "We : won the war" had been made to eowT a multitude, sins', while Hep. : Doermus .isserted that "if tho snj lrem- architect of the tmiv'rso had i J"i l" llu republican claini that tlio government lost $ 7 2.:: 7 :?,7 - 1 i national armv cantonments o n 1 alone throu-h waste ami was entitled to rcci.v v damages. the- democratic f .anb. r said if his computation was correct. figured he I ad squeezed $sr.,0rtn,non water out of "pretended claims to re covery." Mr. McCuiiough said it wa not within th" province nor the duty of the colamittee to prosecute crime or indict criminal"The report of tlie majority contains facts tim d i iilrti v," ho declared, "anal ib.- record e.f the testimony taken in .mnection with the construction of Camp Sherman, at Ghillioothe, O., and Camp Grant, at Kockford. Ill , contains evidence on which the department of jjstice I; should immediately predicate grand I jury investigations." ' peace-time med hods ef construction. "Indeed. ho declared. "If sec'y Raker had attempted to build tho campsi by the competitive, system, ho would have, been guilty of the grossest incompetence and merited removal from office." After none months of investigation, with .arc s to all re-cords, he said, the majority of the -ommittee was "unwilling to make specific recommendation to the attorney general for a specific allegation of fraud auains any person, firm or corporation." "Now they propose," h' continued, "to pass the investicntioa on to the attotmy general. The resolution is a confe ssion of failure, ar.d th i ountry will so rocard it. OTTAWA. Uit.. April !"-. --An order in council requesting King fleorge to ratify the peace treaty with Rulgaria on la-half of Canada his been passed as a rsalt of tho ' adoption of resolutions approving Mho treaty bv tho senate and house

fori of commons, it was announced Mon- ' dav night.

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Girl Uninjured Following Fall From Dormitory Hy Ass-- Iatel Pres : CHARLESTON. 111., April 1 .' Win. the exception of a n rvous shock. Miss Mae Nona Deam.-s . f rircx ton, III., a senior at tlie i: ..-t.-rji Illinois ate normal school, showed no signs Monday of haviau b. . :i seriously injure. 1 .Sunday nieh.t wb..-n she. f. !i from a window , i th. third Iloor of I'emberton hall, th.- cirl's dormitory to the- concrc? n alk whib-be-ine k we red by a bl ; nk. t ., ; winlo'.- on the ve o;-.l tfoor .'!. she int. mb-d to re. r;t r th.- luildin-; to bb.-i;, . h--1" fri.-i.ds ...;, had bn locke-d in by another ".roup of ".iris. After th.' fall she aro-e to h r f. and wain'.-d jnto the biiluim; aided by t'Ui other rirN- but she s .ft, a n r . 1 1. s o 1 bi i t e POLICE FAIL TO FIND TRACE OF DARING ROBBERS Asm. Chief Ca,idy Had Warned Hank Officials to Hide -M onev.

Hail" a 1 i;oai" !" in: !o r aiin-d auto bandits robb..d h. South Heid stale bai l.. '.11 s. Mi-hicui .-t. o: about .l!.e.i.i. M-u.l.iv iooining. 'i!iiaiii Cass:.;;., ass-st;. nt ln.-I' oi iM.ü.e. sa u tile s :-icioiis i bara.-t. iloiicrir.;; near Up- b.in'u. .!f. :ism. iiilorm.-d i ' idii'-r ti:s H i .-la i. r tin- fact. No other I'V him. t i II . .IS '.li.rli The baiulits fi.ade iinml their -' -ape from ib.- millions .- .i a and iieads of the police b al nn. p.i ap).ar.-nl! bae mint hoj.e of !:n,iing them. . t coll .all of ihe polionighi shii t. ..nday night, i... :i ,. ntioii Was m.ule eif the I... t Tii. it. a rbb ry had i.-c n coinmift i in Sou'Ji I'and. or b script ions g;n. a cording to informal io-a obiain.d from in.pib.-is ii the ploii . force. Had Two ais. Tbc robbers arc ,-.id t hav- had two cars, a Packard ami an F.I. ar waiting for the-m ju s?t v.. -t : .-t-x ilK". w here they abandone d tin- ! d car and cii:.bd betwen the iwi other car-. The- assKuii. chief could f,..t h mgone very tar from the s. .-n.- - ii.-u the robbe-s entered the bank, he.,1dl hvo pee.jde into the vault and . ith the monev made their sap.- i!i' tho i(l Stmlebakcr auto whb ii . tifth accomplice, w ho had b. -n v.'aiting for the i. turn of tic- tour, speeded south on Michigan st. Tim bandits att.-mptcd to Jock in ;h. vault tile cashi.-r, th- as.-i-' mi im-!:-i'.-r. .Samuel l!a. a stockliokl o," he bank, a won. an .'epo-ifoi- and In c three i-jr old i.ibv. llal th.y s i - e. b d ill !. ill'-', lb. j cd! : ! Iprobabb- that l!i-- ' i.-t it ,- w. ;M have b. i n - ' l ! I o . ' a t ' d . a- C.i-hi. , Haslinger ami A--i. .. -b.i.-r I'. W. Van Antw.-rp . .1 .- th. . o;,,s ac. plaint .-.1 w i I b th'- .mb:n..t ion. It would 11 1',' b'-.. II diflic.il' In bor through th-- ''hick ' . I ,.il of th vault in tim. to p. .nr sufiocatiou. Wrrr I Ii-n im I . The Soi th ib-nd Stat.- b.,i,. h--. 1 j i ; s t iaU'ii on bond witli I'ni-.-d States Fidelity anal Jnaiatily con .- pan. aboiii a w.-ii l..-ior.- ii..- joh-b-r . Tb omi'.in i.-. .-aid to iia.Sent dete-Ct IV e-s to local' th- tlliee-. Winn Ass Chjei" ,.f poh .- Ca-si-ly returp.-d t" ib.- -i-.ii" after the toi. be-i v. b" a -kid Mr. Ha.-iing.r if anof h- ro! as talh.-'l with tb.e description if th..- ones lie c.alb-d attention to. "Yes. th" on.- with tin- green cp " replied Mr. H.i.-lingi r. "How soon aft"-:- I ailed roup attention to the bunch outside the bank, did they . om.- into the liini. ." Mr. Cassidy ask .1. "About half an hour." v. .s th" r- - My. "Why diJ you not pu' tfic tr.'.ney away when 1 told you?" continue.! the assistant chief. "Mr. Hav had some certificate s to sign." replie! the c-ashi" r. "They u ! a hard looking l.Hincll," do dared the .issi.-t.ilU ( Iii" f. The auto lio n-.- 7 11 I i'-"i.t.-. is r-jorte-d as b"ion"inc t. S'aTiley Drovgou.-ki. ;''71.- S. William st. Ila-laiigcr Te ll- sior. Cashier Haslar.gcr. in giving an account ef th" robber". sas that be and Mr. Van Antwerp w. n busy, and that Mr. Hay was signing stock certificates ;md that tha-y had r.o intimation that anything unusual was happening. "'- we-r- at our b-sks w io-n th" four nun entered the bank. Tii- "ioor openeel and th-y cam" m. ami it was not until w w-i- rd.i.-l to throw up our hands that we knw tliat we were about to be robb-'d,'' th' cashier siid in t-i!ii.g of tbrobberx-. "Two of tii. v.aik-d p in front -f u-. a' h having two revolvers. Tv-'o other Hon v. 1 1 1. 1 around to the sid" ar.d pu:-.tii.g two re 'l ers e ;. h at tho.--.- in the bank, order-! t.'l of -js back to th- f ar of the ban..." he .-aid. "Tiiey made a'.l of us go : littb- room at th.- sid" of ih VaC It. Th-n two of the m n mad- :.-'. e.ritc out. and attempted t force- n.e to ope-n the inner vault ebe-r. I r. f .s- d. and they t hi a a t r-ri.-d o shoot, rne-. I thccaglit thai my tin had "in anyway, so I cb cided to r fa.-, to open the djor. I told them tint i was a tirr.- lock ar.d that the combination could not be- worried : -til the bei set. Mr. Van Aviw.-rp was brougrt out. and la- tobi '' four ?:-. 'i the-- sä. nie thing T: ;s Se-eTC,. d to S.iti-f' the 111. fo" ' il'-V o :' -eb.-re.l Us. a 1 IT. to The vault. 1 h id r s ;; of mini rcng'.i ' ' t: rtt id iNTINL'KD ON PAUR l'oL'R.

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