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Tidewell for robbing Beckey Mosen- m with gun. Serg't Dan Cahiil of Desplaines st. tation hurried on murder call. Fell own station stairs. Broke thumb. Vincenzo Petalire and two sons held as murderers after death of Slipio Bacci, 706 DeKoven St., shot "uici taiu ijuunci. Andrew Dziadawz, 3222 W. 38th st., killed in plant of Chicago Steel Foun dry Go. "No report to police. Cor oner investigating. Mrs. Wm. Robertson, 2661 Wash ington blvd., caused arrest of George Klaner, undertaker, 1424 N. Clark st. Hubby pinched for giving him checks in payment of auto after wife had settled account Anna Kachel suinig Edward Knack, saloonkeeper, 4164 Grand blvd., for $50,000. Breach of promise charge. W. L. Rogers, Libertyville, III., held by government for murder of D. H. Nixon in Alaskan gold fields .in 1913. Partners in claim. Gleason detailed squad of police to, handle crowd expected at Holy Name Cathedral, N .State and Superior stsi i Mass for Pope Pius X. today. C. H. Hamburg, 9028 Escanaba av., and F. W. Eberly of E. Chicago, Ind., hurt when auto turned turtle in ditch near Valparaiso, Ind. Mrs. Nathan Brenner, 5837 Sheri dan road, to prefer charges against Policeman Chas. Lodding. Says crippled Anna Crispen, 50, was mis treated for selling gum on loop cor ner. Police increase benefit assessment ft from $2.50 to $4.50 per month. In creasing death rate among cops, cause. Arthur Briede, 4423 Berteau av., to grand jury under $25,000 bonds. Ruth Modine, 16, 924 Fullerton av., told judge story. Tony Weth, former'business agent of Bakers' Local Union No. 2, 'is in New York with twenty other Germans he recruited from Chicago. Tony is a corporal in the kaiser's war ma chine. He is waiting for a chance to frget across and lead troops into fray. STANDARD OIL CO LAYS SOME BLAME ON THE WAR Washington, Aug. 29. As a result of the war the Standard Oil Co. is only able to buy 25 per cent of the production of independent operators, James K. Jones, attorney for the Standard Oil Co., informed a senate committee today. . Jones was protesting against an investigation proposed under the Chilton resolution. This resolution demanded inquiry why the Standard Oil Co. had refused to purchase all the production of the independents and was only buying about 25 per cent of the total output. The reso lution intimated that it was the pur pose of the Standard Oil Co. through its control of the pipe line facilities to force the independents to sell out. o o , HOT AFTER BONDSMEN ' State's Attorney Hoyne is going after professional bondsmen who have been making prey of people in trouble. An investigation was begun in the Criminal Court yesterday. Judge Gemmill also took a hand in the probe when he issued warrants for Dennis P. Foley, Joe Schmidt and Joe O'Donnell, bondsmen. They are charged with signing bonds in excess of their assets. The alleged "bond grafting" among employes In the criminal court clerk's office was hit again by Hoyne. He said that James Mullen and Nicholas J. Daleiden, deputy clerks, accepted $425 for getting a bondsman for Dr. A. F. Schulz, charged with murder. i o o THE MAN WHO SAID IT: Servia. Hungary. B ngland. R ussia. M ontenegro. A ustria. N etheriands. Detroit News.