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5fe!B 'TSjrsr i',,gWP-'lSKW4ll"u PiyfP fipWflWi,BS"' $Vp4 av., looted. Owner and porter tied. $60 and watch taken. Joseph Mollan, 16, Milwaukee, run away, held by police. Mrs. Anichici, 3132 Wastenaw, shot self. Will recover. Miss Stesa Wisnieski, 4507 S. Her I mitage, jilted. Drank acid. Serious. 27 arrested for "flopping" in empty houses, Clark street district. Julius Heppert, 2517 N. Lawndale av., dead... Gas. Douglas Park wants public library branch. 5,000 signed petition. ' J. Jisozes, 2034 W. 19th st., fell 3 stories. Dead. Burglar caught looting 5954 W. Washington. Otto Strohm, 2059 Lawrence, ar rested. Alleged to have received stolen property. Aldermen investigating private bank failures meet this morning. Bank resolution drafted. C. Corcoran, 21, 6231 S. Racine av., beaten. Critical. Wm. Kelly, 20, 502 W. 43d st, held. 4316 Cottage Grove av., raided. Three arrested. Gambling. Three men held for trying to force two young girls into auto. o o MORE MILITANT RIOTS London, June 8. Militants yester day invaded the Catholic churches for the first time and created, scenes. In the Church of the Oratory a band of suffragets chanted: "God save Emmeline Pankhurst and all our noble prisoners; open the eyes of this church and of the priests to put an end to the torture; in the name of 'theblessed Joan of Arc hear them in their hour of need." The suffragets were forced by male ushers and worshippers out to the streets and one the sidewalk a well dressed woman hit a militant in the face. The crowd cheered the woman who Struck the blow. In the Westminster Cathedral a woman rushed up the steps into a pulpit and shrieked: "In the pres-l ence of the blessed sacrament I pro-1 1 test against the forcible feeding of women. She was arrested. -o o BREAKING INTO PALACE CAUSES WORRY London, June 8. The exploit of Harry Pike, a young engineer who broke into Buckingham Palace to show how easy it could be done, has aroused consternation, owing to the recent activity of the suffragets. Pike evaded civil and military guards at night, scaled a high brick wall topped with sharp spikes, forced a basement window and wandered about the palace corridors at will. At one time he was within a few feet of the queen's private apartments. He was discovered when he opened the door of a maid's room. Pike was remanded for a week on his plea that he entered the palace simply to show that it could be done. o o ALL IN THE FAMILY T3 . j Percy Lode Look, father, I have some business ability myself. I just bought a valuable mine at a bargain. Old Man Lode (of Ledge & Lode, sharpers) What was the name of that mine? Percy Itwas the "Sunset Sue." I got it through a broker. Old Man Great Caesar, are yoU the tenderfoot that bought that mine? Well you're stung I sold that mine. 4faitik ffii'aavt bst-!-&,uM : t & i -Mil