Son Faces Father I n Police Court •A noil';'1 was divided against it- \ self this morning as father and son jac-prJ Major James A Hewitt in police court this morning The son appeared against the father after he had charged the latter, vuiri disorderly- conductThe charge was preferred against the father wben he, inflamed with liquor attached the son vvith a caa opener. Saturday night, the mayor was told. The son declared that hi? father had later hit him over the head where-upou the sod had dislocated the father's shoulder - !The father was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital for alteration.Anthony Oseka, the father, •was fined 110 and costa after h* bad pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Anthony Oseke, Jr. ii the son who preferred the charges. The Osekas lira on West llt;th street.“If jou corie it) again like this come tn prepared for a mucn atif-fer sentence,'’ the elder Osaka was told by Mayor Hewitt.