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tructc wKicfi ran down and killed 1
John Andromico, 1110 W. Tolk'
v street, exonerated by coroner's
jury and released.
Emil Krigisa, 2422 Cornelia,
and Frank Trh, 2635 Cornelia, ar
rested last night, charged with
stabbing Joseph and Frank Zrad
cka, brothers, 908 N. Western
ave.
Charles Edgerton, 11, Berwyn,
and Harold Swofford, 14, 31i5
Irving ave., had mock battle j es
terday, Charles using bricks and
. Harold a knife. Charles was tak
en to hospital, stabbed in the
back.
Owners of buildings who have
failed to put new street numbers
on their places will be fined $5
each, according to J. D. Riley, su
perintendent of 'maps
Murio Mutte, laborer, arrest
ed for annoying girls going to
'and from Y. W. C.A., He was
fined $15. Mutte has a wife and
two children.
Mrs. Ella Flag Young re-elected
superintendent of the Chicago
public schools yesterday.
Grievance committee of Chica
' go Bar association will take up
case of S. Carr Carroll, attorney,
8 S. Dearborn, blamed for the
downfall of Rudolph W. Kullas,
bank clerk. Carroll is said to have
loaned Kullas money and charged
high rates of interest.
Juda Ritholz, diamond mer-
chant, 720 W 12th street, and
' Henry Lewis, his brother-in-law,
held to grand jury forlleged per
jury. Charged that they made-l
false representations in bank
xuptcy hearing.
W. J. Quirk pleaded guilty to
murdering his mother-in-law yes
terday, and was sentenced to 15
years. Had previously been given
like sentence for killing wife. Yes-S
terday's sentence will begin at
expiration of first.
August Lauer, 1411 Hudson
ave., attempted to end life yes
terday, by swallowing paris
green. Had been out of work sev-
eral months.
Max Kuleck, 1399' Hastings
street", sent to bridewell for 6
months for contributing to delin-
quency of his two children. Ac
cording to testimony,, Kuleck1
tried to pay his rent with poker;
chips.
TO DIRECT CINCINNATI
The veteran player and umpire,,
Hank O'Day, dean of the Nation
al league arbitrators, will direct
the destines of the Cincinnati
ball clm fora time at "least
Many a man's idea of -a good
sermon is one that isn't strenuous
enough to interfere with his nap.
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