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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
BUILDING COSTS WILL
BE HIGHER, NOT LOWER


There Is no doubt that the rate Of
aagts Iii the building trades has
saaFlty advanced in the last few years.
Bal q have wages ID other lines OF
talgaynr The question Is, Is building
ahpr tispropoftlpnately lllgh7 1T is
nrt i study Of charts, prepared from
data obtained Nv the Salvage Board Of
the Ordnance Department, u. S. Al,
andrr the direction of Captain ri M.
Yardles and Mr II Il, Summerali.
shows that the average Of building
labor lis whole Is only so per cent.
higher than Il was during the years
lsfsial4 This should Be an encoar-
aging discovery Wages Ia other IN
tqsfries have doubled and trebied Ill
fhi' last tew years, but building labor
has Increased only one-third og itself
Eha question will be asked, IL this
ptFnalnanf The answer Ii. Yes No
enc should be asked to give his ser
MISS for less than they are worth,
aud comparing income and general
lying conditions, building labor is
#liiile L any better on than III pre-
Mt ,l.ays Il there Is any prospect Of
N1se reimbursement ID The immediate
llltltra i vii be upward rather than
downward Organized labor Il d very
sls'1sert,ll force and Will never consent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
49, 49, - Q D
No Hind ia The HarEc

When driving far pleasure, il YOU
will stop FOR few moments now md
then, II will give The horses i much
needed rest while ynu enjoy the seem
cry
no not ask The drivers 70 whip Or
urge tile horses when they are tired.
ID not ride behind 4 locked OF higsl-
III checked horse II yon put your
horse III Id strange stable. he snra
ID see that he has good food. fresh
waser. good bedding and comforts
able sail wide enough for hini to lie
down IN
Look after your own horses. Rs
member you are responsible for their
care and should protect them.
Those saldief Mlia used ta creep
down 70 the LISTENING pcs III No
Man Land aud sssii FOR Hun AZ
puglsi q have 1 goad training
soF gefting across a City street infost.
sed With ant0m 9hsia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
MARY PFC I'D
PLANS CORNER
ON aAPPIlS ESS

Mary PickEorsi. slim star, has ~
come j nappiaesas Broker. Her aFnlAl-
tfon. she asanpunees. Is to corner ail
tae happiness III the world and then
distribute II. free 0g charge. 70 these
Who most need % be made happy
Miss fsickFora recently gave a Pic
nc ao 40 littIe tots from the Los
Angeles srpsan Asylum and spread
50 much happiness 10 q single after
noon that she almost Go0ded tho mar
net. Ths outing occurred On Los Rios
Rancho. the beautiful country estate
iii b III Rivers, situated near Los
Angeles There was q JAR band, q
Punch & Judy sh0w, clowns, biack.
faea coined Ians and . story-tclIer who
related daring adventures Of sasall
bays with black bears Then, toe, there
VAS Ice cream and candy and cake
and dear little Mary herself
The Los Angeles Orphan Asylum
has been adopted by Miss Plckford,
who bestows upon this institution b
large part of the happiness she col.
lects. There IS another orphanage ii
Jersey City of which the little star Fl
also patroness. and Of course much
good cheer Ia sent hy her TO the kid
dies there.
Among the distinguished visitors
at Miss Pickfora's picnic was Frank
Chance. nov q country gentleman, but
formerly manager og the New York
Yankees and one Of the most famous
ilgures Id the baseball world.
After ronping over the brown hills
and beautiful grounds Of the Rivers
estate until eveutIde the children
were loaded into AUTOMOBILES and
taken back to the big cheerful build
ing they call home.
There was wonderful sparkle In
The eyes Of Little Mary as she babe
the children goodbye Il don't know
who Is happier she said, the kiadies
bor myself. I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
y
III RlasagE

asss sliahash asoyesA Rarnes. daugaa.
ter.0f ~ and IRIS Barnes of New
York city as married Tuesday In
tie Church 81 1iac TransFIg nrsaFlun by
The Rev. Or GeorEc 6. Houghaon. the
sghct0r. ID Lsinusenant Wilson I1ayis
Inch Eaorner, 81 S. II grandson Of the
late Rear Admiral Inch. q. 8. N. Bride
and bridegroom we're unattended. The
eighteen guests also atsended the vel
ding breakfast Ii the Holland HOUSE
The bridegroom was graduated fronl
Tie Naval Academy in 1917 He IS
serving on hoard the transport Nal
Iory His cousin. Ensign William
Inch. &. s. n. also Is serving On
board the same transport The bride
4 graduate of Barnard College and
has been interested In war work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
GROCERY STORE
GOES TO HOMES
OF CUSTOMERS
Dallas (Tcxas) Merchant Takes En-
tire Stock To MatrOn's Door And
Lets Her DO Her Choosing

..I'il bring my grocery store around
20 your front door and let You look
over the stock, " said the proprietor Of
the -Four Seasons Grocery Company
to Dallas. Texas Inatron and so he
did.
The store arrived promptly at 500
q. N. aud exactly one minute later.
even though the housewife had not
vet completed her selection Of delica-
cies, ii moved on next door. She re-
remained inside, leisurely choosing
from this stock and that. until the
store vas half block from her home.
Then she paid the cashier, got on and
walked back.
II Il the first self-serve, operates -on-
schedule, automobile grocery In the
world. according to II. A. Wetman. tho
owner He has applied for patents
and expects to sell the idea throughout
tie country. The body III SIX feet wide,
aud fourteen feet long Mr. Weiman
had for several years owned q Dodge
Brothers Motor Car and II was his
experience with II that influenced him
to choose d Dodge Brothers chassis for
the grocery on wheels Business has
already increased SO much that he has
found II necessary to order q larger
body. still using his Dodge Brothers
power plant. Reliability of motive
power ~ essential, he says. ii maine
tanning his schedule.
The driver Of this grocery wagon
does not leave the wheel while his GUS
toners select their goods. A complete
line of meats, groceries. green vege-
tables and everything else typical OF
the grocery store Is carried and the
money Is paid as the patrons leave
the car
Thus is eliminated the terror Of the
high rent districts
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
CON vICTS ARE
SAVING THEIR MONEY

Gunvicts imprisoned ii the Virginia
SKATE reaisentiavy are Dnying thrift
and War Savings stamps regularly
according ID i statement made today
by sga1or James u. Mood. the prison
snpe iatsnaenf. The Faen serving time
wiahia the high walls og old Nhlte
Top, IS the State hasgiie Is called hy
It's inlnascs. have found these govern
ment securities as they have hSen
found everywhere safe. profitable ana
Sonsenleni for the investment of
SMALL sums
Moreover ns prison ofllcials r0int
ont, the conpirts though they have lest
their citizenship. that being The State
law. still retain their patriotism
Many of them Invested generously Iii
Liberty bonds when the goYern,le ili
appealed to tse people for fltnfis with
which to prosecute and win llip War.
One prisoner, attsred in tho ;lai
garb az the penisentiasg, appeared ie.
FORE the officials lit prison alice and
directed The investment al 500 RI
bonds.
rs virtue 81 Ter sslative enaet eni
he men arc allowed 4 snlaI SUM FOR
daily Norg. A number of tss irss
send I'll II fssss IL their hem ID others
ret hin hall nf Il and aluch AZ l1is Il
being put into Thrift and War
nss Stamps The super inienslefet Said
ms books showed TIA he nFis,aers
hati invested more thall S2oNn in
Thrift ana War Savings Stamps
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
Ne Werns III i Healthy ghil,l

All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy color, which In
dicates poor blood, and as a rule, there
Is more on less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTEI4ESS chill TONIC
given regularly for two or three weeks
viii enrich the blood. Improve the di-
gestion and act as d General Strength
sning Tonic To the whole system Ma
ture will then throw OF Or dispel the
worms, and the Child viii be In per
feet health Pleasant Cd take. soc
fssr bottle
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
~
OWE lAay

WWa as&N
Rain Or shine the big reception Tor
retmTmed soldiers. sailors. marines,
aYsat0rs and nurses IL Anne Arundel
county viii be held ibis evening with
the citizens oF Annapolis and resi-
dents of Anne Arundel county hosts.
There will Dc something doing every
minute from o'clock when the
men SIC down 10 The big iced III the M.
G. c. s. cafeteria. until 1850 When
home. Sweet Home II played Tor the
last dance. Only service men wiIl Be
guests AZ tie supper. save the fllr
Red Cross nurses. and Mrs. Daniel Il.
Magruder. president Of the War Moth
ers. Only women workers wearing
badges will be admitted 70 the supper
room After the supper the medals
Will be present Then comes the
big welcome. the hand shake all hands
around, and the Jolly reception on 81.
Johns Campus. fl II does not rain, Ia.
doors IL II does
Last, hui By no means least is the
dance from s 80 ID ii 80 Ill which aIi
service mon of Ans Arundel ara vel.
come to bring their lady friends and
as many lis they Like. Ii Is TO be d
Joyous. happy occasion all around,
worthy of Annapolis. and one tho old
town win never regret.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

No solicitors are aIiawed within thu
PRISON valis. il was explained, and the
fast that the convict haye reeogHsiKad
The ysiprEts e the governments saving
securities aiid arc Investing their
nloncy HI Them Il said IL As gratifying
% the prison officials. since i has
been proved chat thrifty pprsons lo
they eonyicts or not arc invariably
the best AMI most ehoerfnl workers.
Moreover The conyicts who arc saving
are looking Ia To future when they
wili nave 4 Substantial stake far their
fresh start ia IFS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
ST. JOHNS ALuNGNUS
TO WE'D BALTIC. GIRL
THIS EVENING
MIss Elsie &. Clark WIN Have Clsnese
Girls AM0nR bridesmaids

MIss Elsie Il. Clark VIA Have Chinese
Girls AMl0ng Bridesmaids
Miss Elsie q. Clark. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs George E Clark, will be
married to Dr Andrew H Krng. an
aEuninns Of ST. Johns, Of the BATH
more City College faculty. son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krug. at Z: 80,
o'clock this evening Ii First Methodist
Episcopal Church. ST Paul and Twen-
II second streets, that city. The cere-
mony will be performed By tho Rev.
George Clarke Peck and the Rey. DR.
Charles Il. Mead. former pastor pf tho
First Church aIiss Clark spent six
years As teacher at English and the
Bible at the Woman S College Of South
China, returning 10 this country six
months ago.
Miss Emily s. wang aud Miss Sioh-
cling Fong. o9 Foochows China. former
pupils Of Miss Clark, win be among
the bridesmaids. They will Wear ma
tive Chinese costumes of pink satin.
The bride, who will De given away py
her father. will be attended by her
sister, Mrs Wilmer G. Carter, az ma
tron Of honor. and BY Miss Katharine
b Krug. sister BIZ the bridegroom.
Miss Annabel Clark and her two form
er Chinese pupils as bridesmaids pr:
Elliott ii. Hntchins will be best m1il,
land Harold 8. CallowhilI, Howard r.
Boyer. Maurice Al Haniine, Charles q.
gVambach, Felix Rothachiid and
tcsarfes b, Sapp Wiil act as usliers
The bride will Mear 4 gown Of white
crepe de chine trimmed with Chinese
SILK, clnny lace. made III Chi Foo.
shantung, and veil brought from
India
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple VIII leave for honeymoon
trip North, spending The summer IN
Maine. They Will be "at home after
September i at 82S East Preston street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
Vacatlonlsts' Haven

The Great Lakes, as ever, are now
Turing to their many wonderful
charms thousands Of pleasure seek
era. no vast number of persons q
Great I.aAes trip Ii synonymous to q
successful vacation. This Is little to
be wondered at. for no other place IN
the world will you find such b splen-
did feet OF passenger vessels. Lake
Erie fl especially attractive to trave-
lers, and plying It's waters xSn viii
|lind some of the largest and mi lt mag
niflcent steamers. OF these q great
ship seeandhae, operating My be-
tween Cleveland and buffalo IL url-
|donbtediy the most popula& The
.'seeandbee IS the largest and most
costly steamer on inland waters Of the
world. and her immense proportions
and luxurious appointments lead pas
sengers 10 call her ''The Floating
Hotel.
The commercial traveller, too, finds
rest and comfort via this lake route.
by boarding the steamer at Cleveland
or Buffalo at 700 b III. Central stan
dard Tfne) he may break the monot-
ony OF his all rail- journey. enjoy q
night of refreshing sleep and reach
destination the following morning al
s so, In plenty Of time and with the
inclination to start the days work
early
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
m DIgsgE ATICsN Il ROT Ed
OVER ATT ET tx 6aRcE
n FILTRATION
lCOnlInaea from rag oIel


Acts 81 1915 recstes fo0r asous for
amending the charter Of th. nnap6ils
water Company III is passage
through the Legislature Opponents %
filtration plant Inserted ID the bill
prohibition sgainss the ms Station of
such piant by the new board with
its majority of popularity elected Off
I,eiais unless by mandate The polls
provision. however tbt now has
no legal eject. the datn ffssed for the
filtration election having passed.
After the bill was aaapToved By
Governor Harrington, sni Eas brought
il the courts 10 overthrout and the
Court Sc Appeals ii expo aed 20 rem
der final decision ii thescase before
the end 81 this month determine
whether the water bosrtits now cons
stituted. shall continue not
OF special interest il lae assertion
in the latter letter that aur citizens
ana taxpayers generalls With full
knowledge of ali the ciscums ances
would approve of the installation 0f 81
filtration system, everyone
knows that four out III ave citizens
heartily disapprove Of d ration sys-
tenn at this time and al any time be-
Ifore greater supply Of alter IL SCI
lcured, and that the iangS from until
tered water Is not ten percent tll4t
from the uusani condition IF CIR
suharsls - Xxx IL Nater supply
So clear IS the fact that the advocates
81 filtration never dared 81 avail them
selves Of the opportunit given hy the
Hast Legislature "a vote Cor filtration.
Yet the statement is made to the
Health Board that tie itizeaa favor
filtration. and, doubles had weight
with them IN bringing ABOUT the order,
AS previously stated Che chances o.
The order ever becomin rative are
small. II IL regarded ~ certain that
tho five members Of the Council who
opposed filtration befoe will do Il
lstiil, and ii is also likels that some %
tie Others, recognizing popular senti-
ment on the subject and that this
i question ii not now on between two
1 policies but one Of wlseAher essential
4 rights shall be forced AWAY from th'
people, will stand cut gainst the Or.
/ der, Ii they do, II Il almost certain
that The order can he Eefeated by lhe
4 appeal to the courts which is pro
yi,ictl
But there IS still anotheT way By
which tho effort may ige defeated B5
Chapter ao5 81 the As Of 1918, tht
act BY when the Masr n Apnapolii
was given authority 80 appoint thu
president If the Waite onapany aftci
tho Council had refused To elect Mr.
Melvin, contained 4 plAiaioil, secured
by those who opposed frat ton, to tht
EFFECT that no llltratilgp plant sh9ule
Zoe constructed uness Che proposition
/ was previously approSsH by the voters
This act WAS subseaaent 20 the &c
under which the Heath department
Il took action and Their Is little doubl
| that ii curtails its 9ers 10 force
Annapolis to Install eratlon. More
lover. the Council or lly ether body
could be enioined. adcr this Act
upon the suit 81 any payer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
,,,,n IIouse Monday AZ
II. Every body MelcoIae

Tls Provisional Committee OF the
n II II VIII keep open house on
,,,4tl evening the 3tlth Of June, from
N. 4 !. lock dit the X IN. G. A. build
,sg corner 81 State Circle and Francis
t4at d give opportunity to the peo-
,.is HI annapolis To inspect this recant
,,t,lsltiait 10 the community The
sft,lr alii be purely informal and the
,safl,.ot The city and county are corr
daily invited
4 Will also be d farewell to the
t;enrral Secretary. Miss Roelofs, whOI
sss done such telling work since she
fatnc ID Annapolis nearly q year ago,
md Who has been ordered I'd foreign
o,lls leaving on Tuesday, july Lei,
81 ,.orwly and Sweden, and later she
sill proceed to Russia where she ex
ects IL remain for three years
prld M II. Illiyes. ok the Naval
academy. slrs. 0llyct and daughter,
at4, Fransfne. who have been spend.
slis fortnight in New York City,
hate returned home.
Mr. l.azenby, local manager Of the
be4ii dairy, has returned from his.
pedding trip, and he and his bride,
alio e.ta baltimore girl will reside
II sherwood Forest Tho marriage
Aok place last Saturday Id baltimore.
Ma Walter b Decker. and liitle
Refty have returned after spensil1G
several DAYS AZ the Chamberi ia. Oil
POM Comfort. Commander Decker q.
IS sailed Tuesday for Brest,
France
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

Mrs. II. n Snader entertained q few
trienaia ON Tuesday avening at Der res
tdsnee on Hanover street. the 0ecasion
being the celebration pf her birthday.
Music was feature, and during tile
evening buffet supper and refresh
nlentg were served,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
- unlforn
E.fll1d u MRS. EAaAaA ABlB1IT7T Cash

81 The uniform
,4F5 With war and Weag.
ia NY gun and nayonet
.. bsuilzcd over there,
,.tit ssY lie little CAP
n heIa and trench,
a4ttees ala spattered ~
I.s aud distinctly French
.a ia heavy cartridgebelt
roll I've shed.
aiy hrol;ans, TOO. Chat pressed
Wnere heroes hled.
Din I lte signs Of army poraE
,aa al circumstance,
u bct The Yankee grit
&on lie day IN France.
aiinna irving.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

The fellows who year the fGddy
suits closely cut intr the waist VIII
of coirse have To pslsasll corsctssf nd
they reilly ought t0 olt with I'm
gcrie tied with pinisfsal1y ribbon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

% 60 back kp the old basis I'M the face
Of present conditions. Mr. Gompers
himself has sci this forth
The building Industry Is huge. SUR
passed only In number Of men efn-
pioyed HI ifs various rannifications BY
TIC industry Of agriculture Twenty
iivo per cent. 81 the total tonnage
moved by the railroads Is building mn
serial Building directly affects al1 DC
lis, either as d business proposition or
as domestic problem. III this pres
Ont state Of suspended animation com
Times we will all sufTer because of III.
The need TO avert this condition and
III insure over 10000 people the OPP
portunitY 60 earn their livelihood. to
Insure the peEInanency Of our newly
acquired trade Opportunities, and To
insure every one of us tha opportunity
IL i decent place 70 lire Ia. Is 10 cdu-
cafe the prospective builder He must
BE shown that he II not Ill j disadvant-
ago Ia building Row, but that, on the
contrary, he viii probably never be
ahic again to build for what ne can
build now AS soon as NE realizes this
fact and acts, the knot viii be cut.
We shall have new buildings, We shall
insure the returning tram the other
side, and every ono az Us will benefit
from the epnfidence in the future that
viii be assured
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

Columbus Circle isfAe busiest part
III New York city. Forty thousand
vehicles pass here III l2 hours.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

The glove makers need not feel
wholly discouraged about the prohE
hilton outlook, IS their product might
help cover up the perfumes the girls
carry.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

i IN iii Rnk Wse 1lkg5 11sAN AZ 4., a@.gA
80. asas Ssz 81 2 SSss 80 6At. SO. 60
sssn zgaS a.oS ax.es1 III nj LOO Il u.
xFana1v excassa SMAggny.
fssSss sssrtspa AZ 8tleakon with b
67soc4l Annapolis 90 HaislkaoFe.
Fsr eaefse4h ntss sueerfnAkkuR supply @x
sssF ssfse Sassiaf esszcea EEeAf Street Nzekseg
sfSse SEsSasea eaasaan. Espsiesee Axenna aaa
aiassan 8sreeEs GMEwnR &AAAs 100
SEo9Rl <DlnrR 81 81 lux g
&rad
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

most satisfactory means os
measuring the fiow 81 gas Ii BY means
az new eaactrical device.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
ric
ail
eesn@ns
- aTY TERMINALS

Egags- Eganriy Service Morning and Eyenan&
between Annapolis. RassanaEe ana
xsaalfiurfon aud Camp MeNsle
gsvaagssswtou wrssl Canap Meade
ssaraeHgega change Hs NMyaI
Academy Iuuckicne
Y.mAwm MR8S gaslEKS
$500 SeEa1s Ssns1oR
!. A. * IA 4. 81 ga. ia KIN 40. so
81 70 Nh - ri sssY II Y2 40, Isag. 10
ssssA xs.sN $40, So 10 S.nA $50. ~ -
7a@A
KsenEp Naval AFasseSsAy &sMte EW MKMMxe&
49, xssesssrs State FKassne SfNifnn, ESIAaen
81. ana College Are. geFen I'D minutes
earlier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

IAN extremist IS person who
either believes only half hp hears, or
twice aa much.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

Leslie Medfort Ii spending
MN, Ii her parents, Mr.. and
S, pl.n Todd. Eastern shore, Nd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
x.mAwm IA q 3
y,.. e assnU
= laAK.TlEasslmM

- I s ssss 4 ~ y * xseS AZ xEe6.
k,sa tsss ss:Ez 40. 1l.sS r. 81 943s
HI FgASSsn receive ct s3l@eha1gw FsasAsn EeEn
IL ls<sAl polu4a hssNeeh Ans,N ~ Y s1sstl
kensn Oh asguai
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
No w. c. &. n.
Dance Ton k

There viii be no War Camp Conn
nnnity Service dance tonight III tire
State Arnlory. The usual Thursday
night dance nor service men has been
suspended on account of the home
coming reception supper and dance III
honor or tho soldiers, other service
men aTlii nsIrseS.
Miss Virginia MedfoTd and Master
Leslie. Jr.. are visiting their grardpar-
onts ar, and Mrs. John Todd, EAST
erH Shore, Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

From '',The building Situation Of To-
Day. By Richard II Wallis. Id the
June Nufphcr of Architecture Charles
scrlhnsr's Sons, Publishers New
York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

MIRA James CrumFine. ut Balti-
more, mother Of Mrs. Eysser. wife Of
the REV Charles Eyater, that city. Ii
visiting her tIsler,in law. Mrs. James
Howard Cfemson. CONDUIT street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-26
ANOTHER HUGE
STILL CAPTURED
50 GALL. CAPACITY

United States revenue officers 3ea
oy officer Ben could 81 the East cai-
easo police. again made catch lsst
n.ght when they seized an .nacit -tiH
- equal size ard capacity ia tae one
which was seized in East Chicago ten
days age The latest stli which has
claims for the ;argcss discovered in
the county has capacity ar ahor.
twenty-five or thirty gallons of ratsin
whiskey 8 dsv.
Steve Kuti. who vas opepatirg the
sau I'm the rear ~ private house st
5al4 Afexan5er avenue has been unreg
the observation Of Officer Gould for
some tin1e and only last nfgnt was the
situation such a= 70 hope for an ysac-
cess fro ma raid. The -stiIl was NOT
conducte8 81 the tlrue of the seizure
but Kutt was caught fn the act or COOK
tnS The rrasN. About fortv-fiEc gal
Ions ~ raisiu and prure mash wese
se'zed by the revenue men and only a
quart and ha'1 az TIE entshed pre-
duct.
Information y...rh OFicer Could aas
secured dur'@z tls perla5 - his on-
%@rvatfons lu5t.7tc that the s.fn has
not run az ca7a-,ty because Kut5 has
worked aicne ard spent mueh 81 1is
.irre ir deitve1 Ing TIE stttl which
was seized ten DAYS ago lad rln Z
capacity or- man operating the stiE
ard the other tasirg care ~ deliveries
All ev dence in the case vas taken
70 Hammond BY the rcver4s raea and
Kutt vas -eloasad on ms own bond