The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-23
HAS MANY
QUEAcAERs OF THIRST
One Hundred and Seventeen Licenses
Issued for Sale OF
Drinks.
NEGRO ARRESTED WEDNESDAY
L. Charged With Interfering With In
terslal Revenue Onicer In Discharge
of His Dufy--Sent TO Jail In Default
Of Bond.

Internal Revenue Collector Mont,
ague and Chief Deputy Meaney with
their force of men are watching the
dispensers of drinks in Hopewell
Wednesday Robert Hest, a Norfolk
negro, was brought to Richmond by
u. g. Marshal G.. NJ Saunders and
his deputy, J. B. Shepherd. from the
Magic City. charged with having in
terfered with a revenue man in dis
charge of his duty. II is alleged that
the negro attempted to prevent
Deputy w. ~ Lane from securing in
formation eGacerninR the Illegal sale
OF liquor at Hopeweli.
Commissioner Flegenhimer yes
terday fixed the bond Of Hest at al
600, and set next Tuesday as the time
for a hearing In the case
Saunders stated TO 2 Nrginian re-
porter yesterday that. while there
were seven men on the Hopewell POI
lice force. with a population of about
10000 people, composed OF a mix
ture of almost every nationality. there
was comparatively little trouble at
Hepewell
I'VE are always on the alert for
said MIR. Saunders.
pa rticularIy those who would break
the laws concerning the sale of liquor
We have suspicious that other kinds
of liquors are also sold, and we are
watching for the men who sell it.
Mr.. Saunders, who has just return
ed from Hopewell. said yesterday that
his observation while there was that
the place WAS unusually orderly for
a place Of the kind. where men OF
every race and every class are gath
cred
Officers On Watch.
THE Law requires everyone who
sells liquors with as much as one
half of one per cent alcohol TO secure
a license for the sale of malt liquors"
said Deputy Meaney yesterday. Our
men are watching the places in Hope
well and City Point closely, and If
there be an evasion of the law, we
will prosecute TO the fullest extent.
Among those who have paid their
fees for the sale of malt liquors are
many pparently coming
from Greece. Syria. Italy and other
foreign parts. mainly from the Medi-
terranean ports. Here is the COM
piete list of those who are working
under the malt iiQuor license:
List OF Thirst Quenchers.
Ed. Aitonir, American Restaurant.
Alfonso Basic. Abraham Blumberg.
]. Baker. John Beskin, Maurice Blatt,
Bond & Gibson. Brown Brothers,
Norman Barnett, Michael Bernstein
& Co, Coraini Bottish. David Barney.
Barnes & Norton. Titos Chimorschir,
v. c. Cullingworth, John Cortesini.
Harry Clerk, James Casula, Emanuei
Cianci, Andrew Carboni, Mike Can
avis, Central Hotel David Perlin),
Samuel Dorsk. Solos Droigois. Dupont
Restaurant John ORA mandis), Frank
- y 41v-xs EsaEr U0a
Eatman. +. A. Ffch. Achille Fioren-
tint James Ferry, H. Fradin, l. r..
Fletcher. Newton Forman. Roche
frankie. j. ID. Griffin. d. c. Guver-
nator. Mike Grolliner. s. r. Guens-
ton, Frank Guanus. Charles Glaxer,
Giuseppe Gozok. II. NJ. Gauss. /. NJ.
Hedgepeth. Robert Hert, Hopewel Soft
Drink Co. HARRY Maleman), Hope
well Bargain Go. Nathan kesete).
Jockson & I-ackett. Peter Jonoris.
Louis Kaufman. T. Fl. Kiaves. w. z.
Landers. Michel Ienear. Sam Legum.
J. NJ Lynch. E. Land, G. III. Tutin.
George Lonison, Lenet & Rubin, J. r
Mays. Blaze Moreno, Nick Mitchell.
Thomas Niceli. Mathews & Ball, Bill
Manos. New England Restaurant Gus
james,, Mailman & Brother, Guile
Novick, John Orgolem. Serofino
OwgioiinI, Philadelphia Cafe CLuerin
TayIor), G. r. Pengen, J. d. Pitts
and Louis Stems. J. Ii. Palmer. Pure
Food Cafe IN. Il. Mazozol. Sebastfono
Pigo, p. Rubin. II. c. Roberts. Louis
Romano, Philip Riback, Roanoke
Cafe u. NJ HANNAH, Rainier & Gray,
William Stein, r. p. Sewers, Jake
Soenik, Alexander Salyberg, Max Sell
die, Henry Sherman cd. Il. Spitz,
NJ, Spillkolz. Stewart Taylor, J.,
ShucideIson, B. j. Shalsky, Tony
Somfna. Nick, Trwkdicz. s. Tabert.
Fred Tomson, Leon Teichman, J. p.
viIlemane, Frank Vorgow. Venice
Hotel edmond Miliert. l. r. Walker.
j. j. White & Co., John White, Joseph
A. Weldon. Mark Young. Peter Zozeat.
Jack Zarkover
The retail liquor licenses were Is
sued to the following:
Peter j. Alright. w. III. Boze 4 Co.,
John ]. Cuddahy. City Point Phar-
macy, Hopewell Branch City Point
Pharmacy, Robert Mcneil.
Total licenses issued are III malt
liquor licenses and six retail liquor