Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 9

HOLDUP LI1DT0 EX EMPLOYES Men Who Looted Elgin Plant of $50,000 Knew Guards. XtOIK. April employee of. the Illinois Watch Cass company tonight were sought as member! of tha band of machine gun bandits who rifled safes of the com panr and stole more than 50,000. Tha bandits trussed up fire guards In tha company's office, then leisure ljr went atout the task of opening safes containing gold bullion.

The bamHte srar In the plant mora three hours. Belief that former employes of the company were Involved In np In which at least IS bandits par ticipated came from TttA Peters, one ef the guards. They called ms Trad and aeemed to know lust where everything was." he told authorities. The bandits, after overpowering the guards, went to the tnaaslva sale in the offices and systematically cut away the door with acetylene torohea. After tha ears had been opened, wey loaded the cash and gold bullion Into three motor cars.

Authorities tonlsht were a tempting to check the whereabouts of all former employes of the watch company. PKrNKEJWBOS CHAROE. I 1 J. C. Miller.

1814 Benton was arrested yesterdsy afternoon on a charge of being drunk on the etreeta and was committed to Jail In default of bond to appear before Judge Chas. iA. Hubbard In municipal court Monday aftarnoon. EAST ARITHMETIC. 1 First Chorus Olrl: When the manager asked ms my age, I could not for the life of me remember whether I waa 90 or 91.

Second Chorus Olrl I What did you Chorine: Oh, I split the dlf J' rrencs and said 19. London Opln on. Tt's an OldsmobHs yon want. Adv. 76c Gloco Hair Dr easing 49c 1.00 Lucky Tigw Hair Tonio 67c S5o Black Draught 15c $1 20 Bromo Seltier 79c $1.00 Adlerika 69c 60o Henna Foam Shampoo 29c $1.60 Bqulbbi Petrolatum with Agor 98c 68o Olover'i Mange Remedy 47c $1.15 Moone'i Emerald Oil 89c $1.60 Ooty'g Body Talcum $1.23 Oreo, mulaioa 83c 1 Pint Rubbing Alcohol 33c 60o Squibb 'a Tooth Pasti 33c $1.00 Coty'a Talcum 67c $1.60 Coty'a IToilet Wateri 97c 60o Doan't Kidney PAIS 39c Tardley'i Lavender Soap 27c 60o Palmolive Shampoo 2 for 45c 36o Sloan's Liniment 1C 60o Joint Ease 43c BOo Aqua Velva 32c BICYCLE OUTING DRAWS CROWD DESPITE HEAVY MORNING RAIN Jarrett Junior High School Is Awarded Silver Cup For Most Riders in Parade i Safety Demonstration Given.

That bicycle riding Is popular In Springfield was proven beyond a doubt yesterday morning when, in plte of the heavy rain and hall that fell, mora than 193 riders assembled at White City park where the much heralded Safety Bicycle parade waa to be held. Owlus to tha mt of the ground permission waa obtained to hold the activities on Hovey avenue directly back of the field Over 1,000 pacta tors followed the riders, and for the whole block; men women, boys and girls lined both aides of the street. Bicycles of all kinds were there. ano uis new sidewalk wheels, blcyclets. alao were In, evi dence.

Many of the riders had dec ora tea Dines, and the spectacle presented by the gay colors of ths wheels and the costumes of some of the riders nude It a colorful gathering. Bicycle enthusiasm ran high for more than two hours while Fred et. Onge of New York City gave a eafety first demonstration and directed several spirited contests. Mr. St, Onge opened the program with a practical lesson of safety.

He rode his bicycle In tha wrong manner and the correct way, showing how boys and girls can prevent accidents. He advised the use of bell or horn and a lamp for night riding. Riders were warned of the dangers of cutting corners and otherwise reckless riding habits in congested streets. The ssfety lesson met with ths approval of those pres ent and Bt, Onge waa given a great hand. Every school In the elty was repre sented, but.lt was up to Jarrett Junior High school to carry off.

the Cycle Trades Trophy Cup offered to the school with the greatest number of riders. Prof. Pinnell, one the teschers at Jarrett, received tha cup amid great cheering. Tha 60 yard scooter raoa waa a "humdinger," with 19 starters. Handicapped according to ages, Jack Mart ee of Fairbanks school, six years of age, outdistanced the others and got first place.

This event wss a lively one from start to finish and got laughs galore. Twins In Match Bar. Billy and Bohby Burnett, twins from Weaver school, rode a match Brownie Drug Co. FILLS Prescript Right Gem Kasor fP Free With Each nlSW maat Double GEM rjT 8HAVIXQ CHE AM Uolh 33c Handy 3 Mte Q7f Sockets Ult Make real toast fast. BeguUr 0O JQ $5.00....

ValtUO fl Extension Cord and pln 9o $1 Iron Asbestos Cord fits ny 8c ions Our Prescription Department Filled 25 more prescriptions in March, 1827, than a year ago. There must be a reason. Telephone 420 7 mrmous m. am sssm. mm AlsAVUIiJ rts FREE aldtaransastsitij THE SPRINGFIELD SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1927.

race on their blcyclets. Silly was first at tha taps. Tha following ware awarded prims: Riders with decorated wheels: First, Lawrence Munroa of Bailey school, gold watch; second, Alice Covey, Raed Junior High school; third. Jack Lauder, Western Union boy; fourth How ard Stows. Jarrett Junior High; fifth, Bdmond Oott, Raed Junior High: honorable mention was glvsn to Anna May Abel, Luella Dorothy Loulss Ray, Winifred Tadon, Hazel Parsons, Harold Oberlander, Dale Fetter.

Roy Treater, James Walk er Danlay, Richard Cavln, Kenneth May, Manaon Cadis. Deward Terry, Clifford Oore. Ralph Baas. Loss Mc Allister, Russell Jared. Herbert Jared, Joe Louis Oalbralth, Carl McXnlght.

Max Miner. William Bharp. Walter nunc, junior Mills and Robert Young. Boy Scouts In uniform: First Nath an Garrison, Troop 10, gold msd al; second, Howard Yandoa. Troop 8, silver medal; third.

Clarence Quenn, Troop 9. bronbe medal. Scooter race, final heat: First, Jack McKee, alx years old, Fairbanks school; second, Eugene Lyons, St. Jos eph school; third. William Gregory.

Boyd school. School with the greateat number of riders: Jarrett Junior High school. 87 riders. Wlnnet In plank riding contest: First. John McDowell.

Senior High school rode the board six times, total 1,010 feet, a Missouri record; second, Russell Jared, of Bowarmaa school, 960 feet, but passed second prize on to Oral Stepp of Pipkin High school, who rode 966 feet. Young Jared Is tha son of T. T. Jared of Jared Brothers and ths youngster prs fered the place prise to go to one outside the bicycle Industry. Mr.

St. Onge waa well pleased with the reception given him In Springfield and wishes to extend thanks for tha hearty co operation ha received here. air. ana Mrs: St. onga have been guests st Kentwood Arms hotel this week and leave hare for East St.

Louis today to stsgs a safety cam paign in that elty. Dickens' "Christmas Carol" met with auch success that tha first Issue waa sold out an the day of publlea tlon. 50c Jar Woodbury's Cold or Facial Cream 'TUT MATT JUWSW4SUS lAXATTft' 34c 50c Jerceni Lotion 3Sc You have never used hone with inch sunazlng sharpening power Just a' few etrokea and your knife will have a keen, (harp edge. Aladdin Is sm Imported stone. Get yoprs.

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Guaranteed. 79 SIM GIVEN death ny.Tr Sacco and VanzettI, ists, Sentenced After Six Years. DKDHAV. Mass, April 8. Wcola Sacco and Bartolomoo Vanuettl.

bitterly accusing ths court of racial and class prejudice, today wars sentenced to die In ths slectrto chair for ths murder In a payroll robbery In 1921. As Judge Webster before whom they were convicted In 1921, passed sentence In ths heavily guarded court room, tha word started on its way by telegraph and cable through America and to European and South American countries. "6a coo and Vamwttl must die." Reaction Awaited. What reaction would be, no one could predict, but during the alx years that Sacco Vanutti aympha thlcera have fought to save them, charging that they were tha victims of the "red" scare of 1920 and 1921. demonstrations, riots and combines occurred abroad aa announced demonstrations In their defense.

Other extraordinary precautions wera taken against violence when sentence waa passed today but no demonstration occurred. Judge Thayer sentenced the two to be electrocuted at tha Charleston Stats prison during tha week of July 10. Saoco and Van net tl. Italian mill workers, were accused of murdering Frederick Parmenter, paymaster and Alex Beradellt. pay roll guards In a 16,770 holdup at South Bralntree.

on April 16. 1920. Convicted In 1991. A Jury brought In a verdict of guilty of murder In the first decree July 14,. 1921.

Appeals stayed sen tenoo and for alx yeara an extra ordinary fight was conducted USE TOWEL SUPPLY Tewele rsratsksa te erflees. staves sag carafes. PHONE 747 InSivfeasl. rellsr aa feui 25c Woodbury's Soap 18c 51.10 KARNAK G5c 'Cigars All 5o Otga BOTTLE CAPPER Eegular $2.00 Value 98c Monday Only for S5e AU So Cigars 4 for S5o All 100 Cigars 8 for 2V All 15e Cigars I for Stfte AU for 25e agars 10c Straight legal manna to save them. Sacoo Vansettt defense committees ware formed In various countries to supply funds and men versed In law and aoclsl economy took sides on.

the question. Unless ths esse la taken to the supreme court of ths United Btatea, the only hops for. the men now lies In posalbls execution clemensy by Oov. Alvan T. Fuller.

Hla office waa deluged today with letters, telegrams and cables ssklng him to act. He haa declined to aav whather h. will 'I do ao. Guard U. Embassy.

BUENOS AIRES. April 0. Ths United States embassy, ths United Btatea consulate, tha Bank of Boston and. tha National City bank were placed under special police guard today to avert possible vlolenoe In connection with ths agitation over tha Sacco Vanzettl case. The genetsl strike, which hsd been proclaimed to start at 6 a.

failed to materialise, only the, taxi cab drivers, many Italian laborers, snd some port workers walking out, It waa reported, however, that the Argentina workers union, the strongest labor organisation In the republic, was proposing a general atrlka to start May 1. NEW CAR IS USED IN MAN CHASE BY POLICE One of the new Ford Dolles cars played an Important part In ths capture of Hobart Dean. 448 West Com mercial street, yesterdsy afternoon about 9 o'clock when Dean attempted Announcing Reopening of the CONKLIN LETTER SHOP 408 0 Holland Mnltlgraphed "Letters, Public Stenographer, Court Reporting, Depositions, Notary Public. PHONE 1430 Ijf High Class Dentistry Plate $0.00 Jb eaassett XVa, Always ths b4. Jb Minis.

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Dean waa released on S300 bond to appear before) Judge Charles A. Hubbard In municipal court Monday aft srnoon on a charge of pnsseselotn of one half pint of whisky. Tllden McArthur, of rout 10, who waa with Deem, leaded guilty to a charge of possession of whisky and was lined 996 and costs) 1y Judge Hubbard a few minutes after but capture. Hs waa committed to Jail in default of tha fine. A surveyor in Arlaona reports having seen 40 hones froaen to death, but standing erect In a snowdrift, Just as they had huddled together during the storm.

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