”It“... We use ntwnr.
scum Korma
=3"!!th summer.
not-AW”
“I! GOLD. ion" the- color line in ordinary life.
-2. ,.- .
W' SAY BABY DOLL—
ALWAYS CARRIED
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v:
moto_ witnesses -to place on 1119
stand.
When the inquetd one.“ notor-
tony afternoon the first man called to
‘ttn rtantl w» Charles 8.01m. o
Hrateling salesman. who claimed to
"the a friend of Morris Pannellj. now
,dead Clark testt.’ i d that he had been
told in I15 ”in that be M "Oiled
lthe place. many times gefore the fatal
emit. On every visit Mull told
WGWM
.~ ”on Gm tflhrlt that he had seen rerpectahle
m looms—92. gloohing white women, white men.
, W om_”' negteshes and negroea mixing to
gethercr freely and no attention watt
aid to sex, color or race in the
W" WWW gllnby Ml" dive on Water new.
Oilylditors Residence—14924. t'iark went on to testify that he had
Indus: Ham's Residence—[been told that Pannelii won tom
1113.12, from "Baby Doll last Saturdav and
.r yhad been mile] a quitter as he “as
”—‘T‘T’ ” "M" ”‘lleaving the notorious resort with the
WAGES 0F WMTRESSES treeult that he returned and relied
A Waitresh “men to the New York‘ the dice attain for the entire 8400 an!
. , .won $800 from "Baby Doll.
WW“ “"1”! will“ "P00 “I? keep- At this point Clark said
mot restaurants. She says of them: i'nnnelli could not next exactly te-
“They raise the prit-eu mg reduce the menthcr Just what had happened but
port he believes that his friend was hit
ions at lite “mp ”m The aver lowr the head and thrown out jua‘
use waitrestes'e wages are “.50 per bltfore he was mm in this, back
week for a ten hour day. and since Turn: Over Bullet
the. law compelled restaurants to have: (.‘npthin Ptlwttr-l (‘ronam head 0’
nix working day“ they take a day! the detectiu tit partment than he?!
called to thr‘ stand and be told the
1628:“;ernm dd" ofl' making the toroner that he had obtained a
a r
The)" are ml“) pmpie bullet front ht Vincent's hospital
pita cannot "“9“! [0 “ll “like the When my one‘ or the.I 'GMOI'S who
50“: {00' M“ 0"" Payroll." 't-aid tha.1 it had been fottnd on the
Three PizhtV—live per 'opetattng table on which Punnelli
had been brought into the room.
lorwnlk Bronco cake—1388.
week is
scarcely over fttty cent: a dnv. Thef it in believed that this bullet
waitress. 0' m“"“" 1" elven ”‘9‘" in. struck Pnnnclli in the buck and
addition to this. But even so. howimowpd its way throng ltis~hody'
l" W" "fit "We a day go in theue and rrmained just under the skin
times for r00"! rent and Clothes Ind m'l' THC 510““ “Min! 9h:-
farpq‘v sit-inns Hate that the skin over th ttt
car , bullet not; broken in moving Pan-I
8h? H “1”de '0 "Mk? “9 n mm". will to the table in the wardj
0‘" 0' ”W liut “3 this wmn “WU nhete he not when and it tell dut
there are "It!“ people who cannot nf- on the table.
ford to tip This is pttrticularlt true This hulitt had cloning to it n
, pictc of the torn slut ftom tht kttly
a 1th“? Iho patrontzt Cheap "gm“ of tht now dead l‘nnnelli. it was t. '50
ran 5.
TM tipping “y“wm i“ a most toured with blood and have it most
Int-American and unsatisfactory meth“ gmpmmp trim-t when product-ti in
0d anthow if the restaurant httaint‘t-s t-(tult yf'niCl'ilili' iiel additional -\t
' ” "liltt;
t H ltit'llf‘t'. The hulle‘ was 1 .oz f‘..
3:;m::md “m Judltmen it 70“ s nub hoped rttoiter outlet
Question of Caliber
”my many rt-utnutateure really, A! mattere'fitand at this tinn the
know 1'0" '0 «moon ”1‘” "While-“Ltd. e serum to hang on the thread of
nccuratelv'.’ if this note done, decent. ill t “ho find this itlliiii it“! rm
t ‘ D
wages for all employee included. and t ‘2' 'tlznt't ‘t‘h: 333:; H112"; been "up
'vtl'r' ii! i t .
ahfixet: DONKEDHIL'; of to? «“th103: h, :inti limit for are: with" 65 mugs
1" prce I) one men, 9") »tt!ih r and upto it no gun it
would be satisfied. .\'o patron or t-m- hm“ found by the police that will
ploye of a restaurant Dt‘mdllf‘i the. ('il'iJl'Iiig (lflllbl‘l‘l.fill:lf‘l(i:f't:,.r'pd v
owner his just profit, Thi< profit irt'l i‘illtélvmllgnm tenant? on A“
- ,v - til . '
nt-cez..~'nlrv folhlllr; rr‘mttnutthnctertn 11):; d: "I“ bed ”m, 1.. mm- a flow“:
' h £5 “a. p H me n or tro' hint it is not seen us 1') '
ofregulntion tho putmn ill being dyer‘ .th;~« could h. U‘uP when A“ polzce
chanted and the emp’loie underpaid turn are of the .fl'S caliber type. ,
t Polite t'll't‘ of titt'itied opinion on
um “um“ trouble. ‘ to just what traitht-r bullet plotted
A 'buildin',’ contrntior tomputte h :i a hill" through the lion: door of
building costs vert earefrt‘lls. And it
usually makes his citartrt- s on the ‘th-
is of “cost-pinwten-per-ci’nt." if flu
and every:
the Keystone tiub that is being held
at police headquarters as evidence in
; lilf~ case.
Saw “Texas ShOot
. restaurateur did likewise, While “Tcxas- tertified Monday
one knew he did it that wny——— t nicht to never having fitted a re.
But i” that '0“ much to 9‘9"“ ‘\lll\Pl’ during: the battle of Sunday!
morning, William ii Williams. who.
on the millenium‘.’
1” __+————- gfollowed Cttptétn f‘ronan on title xiii;
nPfiS stand testified that e a
SALUTING NEGRO OFHCER; ni' ween "'l'ex'ts' standing in an upstairs
A new 9'1"" 0’ ”w color ‘1'“. n wint'ow and firing into the street.
h” arteen in ”‘9' southern C1" on tGeraltl band also testified that he
. Items. Must a white midi" salute it saw “Tens firing n revolver nt the
“negro officer? police officers in the street. I“
There are no neurons intonzmtmd of Imam" W‘Vi W“ Pu“ ,
d h ktl‘t’atorly B Drumttold testifiul to be
Hum "00‘" but WM“ "P" an ac mg the Random club at the time the
“" 0' 9“ mp" ‘“ '9" ' “m” zipolicc came and tit‘mandld entrance“
camps and cieewhe‘re, and much hnrd' but could not give any important
feeling has alreadv dew lotml. Some' (Pitintony as they said that thehy were
Lucidlers hate flatly refused to give thei‘wm'“S at ”1“ “m" the 3 001ml:
Istarted
salute. in M'””“”' 5'“ h refnul‘ Edward (‘ook and James Wall.
~ M Mi!“ strolls WPU'W' SHOW-'lv'vrhen called testified that they
-~ ' to
fidithasbeen declared l’l'il no We had been in the saloon Dre-Hoyt!
” n tut. ne- 'the fight and had seen Baby
“u?“ white man m m ‘ a Doll' hit a man met the head with
. 9°
1‘ the butt end of the .45 caliber ('01!
In Muisville K! 8 Ci" “”5““ ’ automatic that is now being display
'w’m‘in spirit, ndlfferent an'l 'ifi'ied in court as etidcnce. This man
‘ct attitude ha» been ‘adom When' ninde the complaint to the police that
the Issue fl. fl appeaned it 'fl mayfitecinitated the Sunday morning bat-
Veil agreed that the “W? m! Sold “Baby Doll" Gun
needit salute if they did." '3" '°- larry ldtmar. who conduct: ill
. BM on thinking it our. the white ol- hardware store and pawn shop onl
A liters changed their minds nod mostZWIter street. testified to neeling at
revolver to “Baby Doll" He iden n-}
0‘ "‘9 men apporentb “M v". titled the .38 caliber gun found yep-g
literal.
tetvlay tut the one that "up, our
it was agreed that the naiuts could
bought from him some time ago. He
i 1 .z not without any hu-illattu. be-
oould not lay Just when the com
entre- then won nbnolutll! . null!!!
automatic came from no it is u regula-
ottsl in it it represented hm. “0" "mt revolver and bears the
’4'}; n
1:}: m r- mm. but to the man's qt
ntatnp of the Springfield nrtnories
nnd the United Staten ordnance de-I
hfirv. W’t’cn is a "I” d ”u.“
E':':.Jt"t:t'.
pnrttnenu.
June: Pickett. number matte-tor
"131's misting ntl clay IO Ill-0'
‘. W thin: like. .tltttllts the 0‘-
of the renort, told the coroner that
Thomas
an (inn; Ml 3- mm d
t’t
/.
£3 V‘
t.-
v .
ho had noon the notoriou-
Itlndlns in the lullwny or In. noon
with I landed revolver in his hood
*‘fientuekv 't muesli-thinly I07 M when the ’l‘lfim {tempted to gain ena
"Twillatanytintosflutouufl'llufllIOIC'! .
The melon o! the in-
' W“. mm" "b" 33;: amt clotted ”moan-taming
”4 W “9’"! to the with detective m! lb.
“‘1‘. moi-om at in III «and mi "nitrite“ bullet
“W almond-div which Coroner Photon had in lilo
Mumbmmmmwfl'fllufllflu
“htm ‘ MI ‘W ll‘ b
new “l"? -e he
{no new . «Lt
nusnldinnnnnudet the ruin-~04
‘themrionnnrmy' Wanted] one
under the this. We Balm. the nnnh.
., L. l A. L. g from not the individual."
' ~~ This' ought to nettle the nutter for
any white recruit. no tnntter how he
SMALL REVOLVER
,dav's session last evening it was an-
nounced that the coroner still had 20
thztt »
h-..‘ u-......
munch and W 3 night: of
tiven and reporters that he bod!
seen n nickie pitted revolver said to
here be”! to "flab! anronnu
m Ker-ton Club sled-e no but
had not seen it for several weeks
When naked it be had seen my other
guns nroundhenoidthnthehndbut
mid not for mutuality identify the
38 Colt lound My as that belong-
in; to Thomas. '
In a moment of lost “Bed Eye" on 'd
thlt he hnd never seen to many guns
though no on Sunday morning wheni
he raw the number that the police'
were using. He said that Germany
and the home field of finnee look-
ed email in co-pariuon to the small
that eofironted him'when be unru—
ed out of the' famous cltfb.
When the night session of the in-
quest opened Dr. Seymour Zorn, of
St: Vicent'l hound tectified that be
ltnd seen the bullet believed to have
killed Pnnnelli in the operation room
on the night in question. Olive Tandy,
a nurse at the name hospital, told the
coroner that she had found the bullet
beheath the blnnltet in which Pam.
_' ‘ ._ ...._ _.... m... .4----
nellt wu W’tbé M ‘
m “PI Oil the
coroner struck a snug. cubed just
how the all have uot under,
the Unmet Mina VII?
ped tnit and on the carriage.
00M Trinid-
The nurse could not explain this
nudlobntl. Dorhndonorderlynt
the Mopitnl wu culled to testify u
to Mint he had seen of the bullet.
Durbad told the coroner that he and
another nurse had placed Pannelli on
the enniazc ready to go to operating
room at about 3 o'clock Sunday morn»
ins. He stated tht n blanket wno
fir. wrapped around the injured nun
and than he was undressed while on
the'carria‘ue.
Coroner’ Phelnn attempted for some
minutes to find the exact reason why
the bullet should have fnllen through
the blankets after Pmellf had been
Med and had been lnid on the
table. As no solution was forthcoming
Cert-or Phehn continued the in
quest after all three witnessen from
St Vincent ti had told him that they
were sure. that it was the same bullet
...._—.~.._...-'-—..._ “4 ‘-
“a “audit-neur- My
.Hern the n1 “ohm Gil-tiny morning.
Dolli- Me Wu Door-keeper
“Bad Eye." whose right name, ifl
Herman Jones, was next called to
testify. In his nute monem statement
taken by Conner Phelnn
George Home. hnown us “The Balt-
er" at the Keystone club. told the
coroner that belted notheén the ~~
doorheeper on the night of the raid
and “Bad Eye" was the official door—
keeper."
Jones testified
been on the door watch that night
but watt in the restaurant connected ._
with the club when the am signs
of trouble broke out. He then
will that he had crawled under the
otnirs and had remained
the police.
He also toldvtbe coroner that
had not asked Thomas uniting
shout the raid as he was too tinned
Ill-It'll to do
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
JOHN F. MCCARTHY
ANNOUNCES THAT
RESERVATIONS i’ill NEW YEAR’S WE
Aiding/51M)”: hm; '
PM Chester, N. V.‘ !
SHOULD BE MADE NOW
An" El‘étb’orate Dinner " will zhe: Served
from 8“ to close at $4.00 Per Rerson
i
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t
17F
IVory Goods, the, best kind, Army
Boy . Scout ' Knives,
Wrist Watches, Bottles for Soldier'Boy’s
Comfort Kits: for * Soldiers, Thermos
Battles, Automobile Outfits, Ladies’
Hand Bags and Fauntain Pens. '
,, Knives,
MANY OHHER GIFT S
TO. CHOOSE FROM
Come In
Ladies’
. nnythinc. When '
pressed by the coroner "Buy Eye" -
that he had not
there un
til he came out and surrendered to-
he .
, sands of pretty zarments to select from.
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