BENNY LANDS HIS MAN!wMt taiomuk ix khshm. at ha.WRCNAttEH MKPCCTH.coin •venue, and then i the alter to tk Santa ffe railroad Mr. Utwln ran back into tie •tore where he told what was notes on. and he and Mr. Ingersoll, accompanied by Harry Belmont, aof JohnMhftte* Blazer* lifted” Pram the! special representative Utwln, tlterai Attributed to 1 Aianaville. Chicago andAct at Two Men*/* Beany Lftwin formerly was in active management of the Star Clothing store here. The company now has stores in Chanute and Emporia and Benny Is managing the Chanute store at present. His dash after alleged shoplifters will be of interest to the public! here who remember. Benny cordially as an accomplished actor, clothing salesman andM. Boko's repre-Pipe/ahdlow of Bartlesville, Okla tentative of the Oklakon [Supply Company, gave tluup.Hale stopped on Lincoln avenue j near jthe aljey and engsjgedin an- »Vrgument with Mr. Ingersoll. which terminated when the, police arrived and arrested him.The others pursued Shields. Mr. Sokolow was the first to overtake him. halting him at the Santa Fe station, where he proceeded to give an imitation Of the Jack Dempsey-Harry Wills bout until the other? arrived and separated the two.Two blazers were found In the alley and taken hack to the store. Shields was released, bond thatbe would appear for trfatf i being ftiri|itfhed by his* «*ptp!oyer.‘ Ha(p was still in jail this morning. The two will he charged, it is said.1 with being Intoxicated* and disturbingthe peace.Officer-am?KcmiitOfficer-Itecruit-Don’t you know iwho I-Can’t say I. do. I'm the colonel: -Gosh, but you'reI ni only a private.all around good business man.From the Chantite Tribune: Ben. Litwin. proprietor of the Star ; Clothing and Shoe Company at 8 j East Main streetr Ivan Ingersoll,! member of the sales force, and sey- j eral customers joined in an cxcit- i ing chase late Saturday nighty as a result of which Leonard Hale and 1 Mark Shields, both Colored, were. taken into custody. jThe affair happened a few min- \utes before {dosing time at 10! o'clock. Hale bad gone into the* store to buy a pair of overalls. | and Shields stopped about halfway; hack near a table on which blazers * and other articles of apparel. were displayed. , '* !When Shields started out. a sus- 1plclous looking bulge . In his coat j was noticed by Mr. Litwifr. and the I latter followed him outside. f Let me see what you have in t your coat? he asked. !“Don’t you accuse. me of hav- {ing anything in my emit. exclaim- jed Shields, showing much indigna- * tjon. 'Then I shall have to call a policeman. Air. Litwfh insisted. *.Shields thereupon+an east, turn- .ed the corner, went north up Elb-.Jt*. rji.BestTributeLastOT for a few passing years but for decades to come, a family memorial of beautiful Rub}' Red Granite will: stand as a silent tribute to those you hold dear.i.'f iLet us help you now with, the planning of any memorial work which you contemplate having done in the spring!..WILLIAMS. iMONUMENTAL WORKS301 South Washington, Phone 670*1V V WvW