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trnE i cAucr DALY TRIB IN SAT ADA-Y. 3rAy 1914 3 TO WAR ON 'HATS'? PERHAPS INCENDIARY FIRE'S SCARE WEST SIDE Girl Tramp and Brother Who "Hoboed 40 Miles in a Day. C. B. Q.

TO ERECT 819000,000 OFFICES From photographs taken tor Tux Tnisurts.1 "Resignation Limit" Fixed by Board Expires; No Expulsions. Six Apartment Buildings Attacked by Firebug Using Oil. Oil. PRINCIPALS KEEP SILENT. Building to Be Largest in Country Booted Exclusively to One Road.

May Curb Secret Society Activities by Withholding, School Honors. POLICE BLAME THIEVES. WILL BE STORIES MGM Burolar Ransacks One Flat While Ablaze and Gets with Money. Site Secured for Structure Is at Jackson Boulevard and 'Clinton Street. WOMAN TAKEN AS KIDNAPER OMAN TAKEN AS KIDNAPER :1.7..

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Using to saturate the basement wills of each building attacked, the firebug. Filed up debris, sprinkled the inflammable 1104 applied the match, and was away in each case without being seen by any one. women and small children were placed In danger. At the time the fires were set there were no men about the buildings except tie Janitors. A panic followed the discovery of each fire.

In each case the prompt re-rouse of the fire department prevented possible disaster. Police Suspect Thieves. The only explanation the police find is that thieves fired the It is supposed tilese men took into account the fact that the buildings. not fire-proof, were all or "slow burning mill construction," and fated the basements to drive the families on the floors above out of their apartments in eonfuston. Then they expected to gain easy access to the fiats.

Each of the buildings attacked was three stories high, containing six apartments and being easy of entrance either from front or year. The addresses are: 3216 Park avenue. 2561 Warren avenue. 360 Jackson boulevard. 3152-54 Colorado avenue.

3357 Washington boulevard. 28-30 South St. Louis avenue. It was at the South St Louis avenue fire that the clew of a possible gang of thieves 41.141 firebugs operating together was discovr. Here a man Iceked himself in the fiat occupied by Mrs J.

Denzoin on the third fir and ransacked the rooms. When the fre alarm was first sounded Mrs. Renzoin rushed to the street. She returned a few' altuts to save Fome of her clothing and caught ttie burglar in the aet of tearing open a mattress. 'Arrested Here on Charge of Sonin-Law from Philadelphia.

Tested 'fere on Charge of Son- lin-Law front Philadelphia. A new fourteen stry general office hulICirg irvolving an fxrerditPre of nearly a million and a half dolls ns be erected this year by the Chicago, Bunlirgton and Quincy railway at the sfxithweet corner of Jackson boulevard and -Clinton street. Plans are row being prepared for the la rttw est devoted exclusively to the tilos purpocses of a single railroad in the United States It will take the place of the ton's present office buih.ing at the northeast corner of Adams Prat hlin ttreets, wrilets was built by the road in Is-74 Predent Darius Miller announced day that the ny has acquired the property at Jackson and Clinton oecupied by the of the StrombergCarlson Telephone ufacturirg conipar Building to Cost Over 1,000,000. 'rile property has a frontage of 17,2 feet on Jatiwon boulevard and 175 feet on Clinton street. The purchase of the 24.01s) square feet of ground and.

the old. telephone building 'cost and 00 is to be el pend, In the construction of the 'building itself. which -will contain 244.04'0 square feet of avaltaile office epace as compared with 1.7,.(0)0 in the Burlington's present office building. The building now on the site is to be wrecked. about July I and it.

is expected to have the new offices for occupancy some time next spring-. employes will -be accommodated in the new structure. Marshall Fox architects. have charge of the plans. Tie balding- is to bib finished in white terra cotta.

The planning of the new building is Attie of the em.erprists undertaken by Mr. Miller since he was promoted from first vice president to president a little over a year ago- What Other Roads Do. Put few of the railroads entering Chien go have 'offiee buildings of their own outside of station structures. The rearest oach to tie BurlIngton's ProlIoIed 01171e lo that of the Clilago and Northwestern. erected a few years ago at the corner of Jackson and Fre klin, wIikh i rwelve storieS in height and has 103 fect of front.

This is devoted exclusively to offiee purposes In addition to the terminal the-es at I he old Wells street station and in the new station building. The Rock Island and New York. Central lines have their offices in connection with the La Salle Etrect station ard the Illinois Central In the Central station building at Twelfth street. The question of permitting pupils In the Chicago publie high schools to maintain secret societies, the Greek letter (rats" and sororities, isn't entirely a settled issue with the members of the board of education and school authorities. In fact.

it is rather a delicate subject on the solution of which the board members are not entirely agreed recently the board, urged on by certain circumstances which the members would prefer rift to have transpired, Issued an order prescribing expulsion from school of pupils who, did not rein from the seeret societies within three days after they were told by the principals to resign. The notioes were posted, the three days elapsed a day or two ago, but there havabeen no expulsions. The rule of the board of education with regard to fraternities and sororities states that "frat" members may be expelled from school when such affiliations are detrimental to scholarahip and disciplire. The frats exist. but it Is the opinion of Eeveral members the board that they rave embed the uneeeirable activities and "anabbishness- which termerly existed and led to a warfare et extermination under former President Otto C.

Sebreider several years ago. Warfare? None in Sight That clraestic action agalnst members of (rats and sororities is contemplateda-at least as long as their activities are not regarded as harmfuldid- not appear fram any source yesterday: At the John Marshall and Lake View High echools. whose resPective principals, Louis J. Block and )enjarnin F. Buck, have engaged in previous skirmishes it the secret society emblems a Lel pins were In evidence The wearers are waiting to see whether drastic action will he taken.

But both. principals dsclincd to ex: press a declaration eof interal me' Activities on their part are said to have been delayed by an error In the. office of the superintendent of schools in sending out of reports of the new- rule. The bulletin Included only that part relating to the prohibition of membership in secret failirg to add the section relating tes. suspensions and 'Yesterday Supt.

Ella Flagg Yerung eaused an additional bulletin- to be sent out containing this latter eection. To Bar Greeks from Honors? It avaa rufnored. hooveA cr; if at other means than aell-001 1112 he used by the prireipals to keep the FccriA urder control, and that these means wouid be thc of schoel honors and places on the athietio teams to" frat niembers whase ativitiesdo not meet with If we are good and (la our sehool work well. won't the board let us have tear soela7 tica?" is the general wheel, -is being prepounded by the Greeka-sand it remains unanswered. From the point of view rt the aehoof amthorities.

Mrs. Young said that as Eel expulsions have been made to test case has been PrLented-to her, nne that -until such Is brought to her a tteetion she would presume that the leiard'a Is rot cauelag any I'resielent MeFatrich, who isn't entirely out sympathy with echo'el o'rganleatiors, is toillering ahout the -WIFE UPHOLDS MOTHER. IFE UP1IOLDS 310TIIER. Declares Husband -Deserted Her and Failed to Support Family. Husband Deserted her and Failed to Support Family.

Mrs. Lott le Null of Philadelphia, charged by her son-in-law, James Garland, with abducting his three children, was arrested yesterday at 1239 Wabash avenue. The children were found with her. Mrs. Garland, the mother of the children, arrived in Chicago from PhiladOphia in the evening.

She went to the Harrison street annex, where Mrs. Null and the children were detained, and remained there over night. Wife Upholds Mother. I approve of my mother's action," said Mrs. Garland, and I will convince the court that there was no ground for the charge of abducticn.

My husband deserted me in Philadelphia two years ago. Since then I have had to earn a living- for myself and my three children. The eldest is 10 3-ears old and the youngest is 4. About eight months ago I began to receive letters from a woman in Chicago who wrote me my husband had reformed and that he was.studyirg or the ministry at the Moody institute. The woman sig-ned herself Miss Eva She kept writing to me to come to Chicago with the children until at last I consented to let my mother come.

She left Philadelphia two weeks ago with the children. The Payne woman hae. written that she would meet me at the depot in her own rra. Lottle Null of Philadelphia, charged her son-in-law, James Garland, with ucting his three children, was arrested terday at 1939 Wabash avenue. The chil- were found with her.

rs. Garland, the mother of the children, vett in Chicago from Philadlphia in an- ring. She went to the Harrison stree where Mrs. Null and the children wera Lined, and remained there over night. Wife Upholds Mother.

approve of my mother's action, said Garland, and I il I convince the court there was no ground for the charge c't husband deserted me in ne lc n. Ladelpida two years ago Sinc then I had to earn a living for myself and three children. The eldest is 10 years and the youngest is 4. kbout eight months ago I began to re- letters from a woman in Chloe re me my husband had reformed go who that he wasstudyirg or the ministry le Moody institute. The IA' a igr, td If 'Miss Eva he kept writing to me to collie to Chi- MANY RACES TO PARTICIPATE IN CITY'S SANE FOURTH PARADE Cosmopolitan Nature of Chicago's by Marchers Oraud Pageant.

a ec7Z (as .,2 Rey I youngest tramps in Chicago. They arrived In Chicago yesterday front West Liberty, home for children. The boy dressed the little girl in a suit of his clothing, they walked they had a series of the most wonderful adventures that the Imagination. of child 0 a ecPZ a a These two children are the you where they had run away frcm a ho forty miles in one day and for a week hood can conceive. a week USES BALL FIGURES ON BOYS To AROUSE BACKWARD MINDS.

1. WIFE'S iHROAT I SUIT SOLVES RIDDLE OF 'TIPS' BOY'S SLAYER HELD GUILTY Teacher of Mathematics in Newton, School Finds Way to Stimulate Interest in Their Studies. Takes Stand in Own Defense and Pleads Neri-ousness. Dining Car Conduetor-s Wife Say Waiters Divide with Him. Woman Probably Fatally Hurt in Attack by Husband.

Burglar Gains- Liberty. Mrs. called fur assistance, but the escaped and the excitement was so great that no attempt was made to follow h.m. She ddscovered that $5 was gone from a bureau drawer. All the tenants in this flat became panic stricken when the building filled with smoke.

Mrs. W. C. Johnson and Mrs. Alexander Horwitz.

who occupy flats on the first and avorl floors were not at home when the fire started. The aggregate loss is estimated at ti.to). The fire was discovered at 1::.10 Clock. A matt answering the description of the caught in Mrs. Berzolns apartInent was seem running away from the flat building at Colorado avenue about tbe time the fire there was discovered.

Ile was described as follows: Thirty years old, weigl'Ang lio pourds, smooth fuced, wearing dark serge suit, and black derby hat. Detective Owns Building. Joseph T. Berry, a detective sergeant at Capt. Wiod's office, owns the Colorado avetoe building.

The fire started in the storeroom at o'clock. It was extinguished by Berry before the tire departmont arrived. The loss was estimated at $lloo. Mrs. Herman G.ililenberg, who occupies a top apartment of the building at 32141 Park avenue, the smoke damage to her clothing: "My coat, which cost and my three lew hatsone of them cost $T2.

another $60, and the other $50, are ruined," she said. "And all of my gowns are spoilt. My wardrobe smeils like a smokehouse." Women Lose Clothing. Tato fire also started in the storeroom. The contents Of the lockers of six families were biened, and the furniture and clothing of kra.

A. M. Carlson on the first floor was damaged by smoke and water. Mrs. Philip Grossman, who lives en the third floor, estirated her loss at The entire loss from ttc fire is estimated at Smoke from a blazIng pile of old newspapers to the basement at Warren avenue at-tilted the attAltion of Mrs.

Henry N. Cooper, who occupies the Fecond finer. Mrs. Jennie Coulter, owner of the building, was not It home. The fire was confined to the At 3:3.57 Washington boulevard the plasterIng was burned off the storeroom.

Only small losses resulted in either place. Cosmopolitan Ch loogo Is already mobilizing its forces for a Fourth of July calebra, lion such as, the world ntver aw The representation of a few of the citys groups Of foreign born citizens, witich aroused so -much enthusiasm in Its minor rie in the parade last year, is to be expanded into an internaticnal pageant of grand proportions next Independence The first big meetingof the re-presentatives of all the nationalities expected to participate has called by President Marquis Eton of the Sane Fourth association for I o'clock today at the Union League club- Men of abut a et-ore of races ill attend. Others expected are the mayor. chief of police. marshal.

presidents of -the three park boards. president of the Playground association, chairman -of the parlis commission. and the presidents of half a dozen women's clubs. Having called the conferer-e, the Sane Fourth aesociation, ext-kcnt for the paythei" of bills, will retire from active drectlea of the celebration in favor cf a number cf committees. SAYS 1T WAS ACCIDENT.

ASKS FOR SOME HERSELF. GIVES BATTLE TO POLICE. Arrives Here with Children. When my mother arrived she was met by Mrs. Marie Garland of Edison Park.

my sister-in-law. She told my mother that Miss Payne had gone to Texas to claim the estate f.c3.000mo0 left her by an aunt. Mrs. Garland took my mother and the children to her residence, in Edon Park The chilCrens father- was there. After a few days my mother was given railroad fare back to PhilaCelphia and tole to get out.

She watched her chance and left, taking the children with her. Not having enough money to take them all back to Philadelphia, she remained here and wnite me -the facts. Trace Writer of Letter. Detectives Trafton and Birmingham have discaverad that the Eva Payne who wrote me, severe letters is a colored woman. She is a spiritlIalist ad lives on the west side." She said she suspicious Sunday when she heard -Garland speaking about keeing the children out of her reach and this alarm NV aS increased, she said, when Mrs.

Garland. before lighted candles and burned incense in all of the rooms to keep out the evil spirits. Boston, May batting averages and other porting-statistics have been used with Succf- by John B. liebberd, bead of the mathematics department of the Newton Teehnical school, in deveieTing an interest in inatioe7 matics among backward Mr. liebberd class of boys AA ho have 1, spent from seven to nine years in te grammar cho without getting ahead'.

One of the-most difficult things has been to give them a grasp of mathematical principles. The new Echeme of stimulating interest provf of great assistance. We toe.k advantage of the spring of the Red Sox," said M. Haberd, to usa batting averages, numbers of right land players and numbers of left hand players. as foundations for our mathematical Tells Jury Youngsters Pestered Him Till lie Got Gun.

Thinks Husband Who Salary by Gifts Can Pay Up. Man Setki Haven with Father-in-Law Following Crime. AliewedJeweler Thieves If and AI twart Humphrey tirere t- the crami jury In bcrtrls of V. 41to each tor exercises. 1 blunicipal Judge St.ewart at the The football sea-son also," he said, gives court 3f stcrily as two of the rabers wt.

bout 1 a wrtr an and rine m.n in a rear room of th us opportunity to work out some practical jewelry. store of Edwari Allx-rti On Apra tS awi i exercises which interest boys who have never escaped In an automobile svith $20.000 worth of before been interested in mathematics." POLICE SEEK WEST SIDE MAN To SOLVE PAROUBEK MYSTERY PICTURE OF BLACK EYE WINS' $7,000 DIVORCE FOR WOMAN. The nervousness of old age, which cannot the noisy exuberance of youths does not justify the shooting of children in Cook county. Pleading such nervousness as his defense for killing Earl Sweeny, a 13 year old boy, Frank Eujuski yesterday took the stand In his own defense. He failed to convince the jury that the 'shooting was a6- cidental and was found guilty of manslaughter.

Shoots Boy Picking Mushrooms. The Sweeny boy and. a number of companions were picking mushrooms near Bujuski's house at 2901 North Washtenaw avenue on Oct. 12 of last year. Bujuski at them with a revolver, fatally wounding the boy.

I was only trying to frighten them." he told the jury. The revolver went off by accident. I am so nervous that I had to quit work. The boys In the neighborhood always bothered me, calling me, names, breaking windows In my house, and tearing down my fence. All of us know what it costs us to patronize Pullman dining cars and the tip to Erastus, the smiling waiter, alaays has been a considerable item in the total bill.

But none of us has known precisely what has been the final destination of 'Rastus tips. It has remained for Mrs. Mabel B. White. the wife of a dining car conductor on the Rock Island system, to disclose this.

Mrs. White, through her attorney, L. D. Condee, former state senator, went to court yesterday and set forth her bill of grievances that she thought entitled ber to a eivoree. She charges that her husband doubles his Income, and asking for adequate alimony, 13 he alleges that while White is paid a monthly stipend of .190 he reaps a harvest of at least twice the amount of the salary paid to him by the Pullman company.

This enhancement is said to be the result of a split with the waiters. Here is the plan of splitting, the tips of the dining car patrons. When the check is presented the waiter makes the change, taking the offering left by the traveler on the little round, silver plated This transaction; over the waiter trips back to the end of the dining car and divides with the conductor. It is some of this extra, money that Mrs. White expects to get in the form of alimony in the event that she wins her divorce suit.

Believe Resident of District Near Madison and nobey Street Wrote Threatening Letters. Wealthy Aurora Man Is Accused by Young Wife of CrueltyShe Exhibits Photograph of Maltreated Optic. After lasl.Ttrig wife's throat early last night. Harry Harris, 1214 West Sixty-second street, walked casually to the home of her father, Charles Peterson, South May street, and asked to sleep there for the night. The girl is visiting friends," Harris told hir I found the house locked and she didn't leave a key." Woman Found by Neighbors.

Charles Force and his wife, who zeside on the floor below the Harrises, found the woman in a (13 ing condition about midnight. They were attracted by her groans. She was lying in a pool of blood in her kitchen. She was taken to the Englewood hospital. Harris and his wife have bien quarreling frequently of late.

Neighbors told the pol2e that it was often his custom to spend the night with her father after bitter discussions with her. Battles with Policemen. This led Detectives Prendergast and McGuire to the Peterson home. where Harris was found. He was in a belligerent mood and knocked McGuire down with kick In the face.

Then he felled Policeman John Mooney in the same way and struck Policeman Christopher Lyons in the face several times. There 'was a battle in the patrol' wagon when he was being taken to the station. antl he all but escaped. Jealousy inspired Harris attack, according to the wife's father. He was known to have ordered her never to go out on the street unless accompanied by him.

AWARD FIRST GIBBS MEDAL; COES TO SWEDISH SCIENTIST. You Men. Who Insist Upon Up-to- the-Moment Furnishings Drop In Here Today Given by American Chemical Society Judge Olson Suggests President Taft tar Nobel Peace Decoration. THE four items (-riven below are proof of our superi.s or value. giving.

Mrs. Druscina ITiflard Cregcv of Aurora lidn't want any one to see her after- her husband gave tier a-Viack eye, she alleges. But she want that biack eye to dost Llin dear. SO she posed in private for a photograph. When it was deveioped it allowed up the decorated with effect.

Isfled that the picture Fupport her charge of cruelty. Mrs. efego brought sui'l for divorce-Her husband. George M. Crego.

Is eider than Mrs. Crego, and is wLithy. They eloped two 'years ago, the bride leaving job as telepne orierator. SI-e won her divorce esterday and toult 7strs0 a cash, settlento7nt after 'waiving Ler dower righs. The solution of the mystery surrounding the disappearance and death of little Elsie Paroubek, the police believe, will result from the arrest of a man residing near Madison and Robey streets, and who now is being sought by Detectives Frank Zahour and Joseph Dalasky.

According to the detectives, there is little doubt that this man will be connected with the writing of a letter to the girl's father, La which threats of ill treatment were made. Elsie Paroubek fell into the drainage canal from the Kedzie avenue bridge or near I. She was not murdered," Lieut. Costello of the Hinman street police station said yesterday. Inspector Stephen- K.

Healy agreed with him. The p)lice are the west side man on the thecry at he may have ef the child into the canal. Says He Shot by Accident. I talked to them and asked them not to annoy me, but it did no good, and finally I flourished the revolver, meaning to frighten them away. It went off somtbow, I dont know how.

and the bullet struck Earl Sweeny." The six boys who were with Sw eeny when he was shot all testified that they had not been bothering Bujuskl, and the jury its verdict after deliberating only two hours. WIFE ASKS $200000 ALIMONY. Auto Maker Sued for Divorce Becau.se He Goes to California Alone and Is Too Bu Ey to Write. Soisettc, negligee shirt with French cuffs, in gray, tan and white, ''11 50 ,9 specially priced, I rCHOICE BUTTERFLY SWEET PEA The inseparable association of science and World peace was the theme of speakers at et presentation of the first Willard Gibbs to, Dr. Svante Arrhenius, the Swedishsclentist, by the Chicago section of the ican Chemical society at the Congress hotel night Prof.

Arrhenius is director of the A)bel 'fOuntiation and also professor of the tLirersity of Stockholm. 4 reason of his executive connectien with te Nobel foundation Dr. Arrhenlua was 1ked by Barry chief justice of the ego Municipal court. in an impromptu to President Taft for a peace ee'ioration provideJ his present treaty negot11n5 between the United Statesand Great -Britain are 'This treaty will mean that both counlites will lay arms for all times, even, 111Inatlera of honor," Judge said. "ble you are Prof Arrhenius, we l'sggest that you consider his name.

No man bave acomplished more for Peace if this is accomplished." tinr. Arrhenius responded to the presenta," with a on Electrolytic FAILS IN LOVE AND KILLS SELF. Youth Sends Bullet Into Brain When Sweetheart Refuses to Marry Him. Kokomo. May alimony.

personal expenses, and attorneys' fees, Mrs. Olive Apperson today sued Elmer Apperson. the heaviest stockholder In the Apperson Automobile company, for a divorce. Mrs. Apperson says her heart Is broken.

I it husband has for a long time, she claims. made frequent trips to California and Florida, but has steadfastly refused to allow her to accompany him. Touching on a trip recently made by Apperson to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Apperson asserts- her husband failed to write er communicate with her.

It is related that he said he had been to busy. All colors. Arranged in baskets with linings to hold water. Artistic and Practical $3, $4 and $5 Each Zephyr wash eck ear, colors guaranteed, strong values, at Belts, tubular or one-piece, in tan and black, an unusually good belt for "Onyx" hosiery, pure thread the OC half dozen, poi- pair, Mystery surrounding tLe death of Isidore Florence, MT South Spaulding avenue, whose. body was found In a clump of bushes at Douglas park early yesterday morning, was cleared by a coroner's jury during the afternoon.

According to the verdict returned Florence, who was 21 old, committed suicide in a moment of despondency caused by the refusal of his sweetheart to marry him. The rime of the young woman could not be learned. I. A. C.

BANISHES CUP OF DEATH. Michigan Avenue Club Equips All Drinking Fountains with Individual Paper Receptacles. In line with the agitation foc the abolition of the public drinkirg cup, the Illinois Athletic club has abolished the much touted' germ distributer. The tri-color organization probably Is the first In the city to take such steps, and now, instead of the glasses and, silver cups that formerly served as water polders at the various coolers in the building there are found neat paper cups. These cups.

which fold flat, have been made especially for the club, and on one side is the club monogram. They are laid on top of the coolers, with a receptacle under the spoilt into which they may be thrown after they are used. A large supply of the cups is on band at the club and more have bcen ordered, the members having taken to the innovation so readily as to insiire its pernlanerce. Samuelson UGLY BABY IS GIVEN AWAY. f2: itlkilA, II- itrk IA, 'At- 144 txn.xcfl --A-, i I I.

4 et gotietwie it ci ,4. firie- op t- 9 a d4 z-v- titt Store open- every Saturday night till 9. Aurora Couple Who rid Not Like the Child'e Looks Send It to Strangers. florist 2134 Michigan Avenue HIT MAN; AUTOISTS CON'T STOP. Big Red Car Is Hurried Away After Pedestrian Is Seriously Hurt.

ACCUSE rtilimsTER's DAUGHTER. Detectivez Charge Young Woman with in Two State Street Stores. Rirs, who says he is the a rister at Stoue.hton. Ilas taken to Harrison street police YF-sl'eWay eetectives charged theY I gad LE, goods from counters in -trtet Cepartmert stores. The Woman gave 1-er age as and said she Pki4e4 Pk-ith a brother at 354 North Fifty-first pccial A Gizen to Out-ofTown Orders Ergyning, Th ng cTiiz Pc'tOrC 131 S.

STATE STREET Becatiee their baby W3S not rretty. nr) Aurora couple turned It over to the Aurora city hosplt.z.l. alAtirtg that a hclne be round for it. The refused to divulge the narne ef the couple. but say that they are prominent.

In social ard that the baby is of ronnal EiZe. has big brown eyes, ard strong. -Numerout Aurora people have Waked that they be allowed to adcyt the baby. Carles Taylor. 874S Rhodes avenue.

was struzk and seriouSly iriured by a rorth b3und automcbile at Fcrty-fourth street and Indiana.av'enue at right. The automobile, a large red tolirirg car, containing two men ard two did not stop. Taylor was taken to the Provident hospital. Phones Calumet 1600-1601 Burglar Steal, Man' a Trouser. A burglar Di Harrlgans trusE-rs.

ttlein of a e-aTch valweel at $75 anti $11 in cash, ripted thcrn in tut). art! hen in the front: era or his hictn, at streot early yestcrtlay. reported ble Wee to the wan-en avenue police. Just North of Adams a.