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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
BY RALPH BENJAMIN
rSfaff Correspondent

STAFF Correspondent
CENTRAI1A. Nov. ls--<Spe-
cial to The Star. b-lAw and
ersrr fcrcrs today prepared 10
*1eni - the rnlIows every man
wfse was IN In tecal I.W. W.
hnt wbeu as~n~sins ffr~d frosn
ambush Into the Ansrri~an 1<-
Eiou's Armistice day parade.
Four returned ex-soldssrS arc
dad and five wcund<d.
The dad srr:
Lieut. Warren Grimm Of
C~ntraiin. attorney. sorvn~r unL
versity of Washington football
star. who recently returned
from service In Siberia.
Arthur MeFlfish. phnrmari.s.
overseas veteran
Hen Casagrsnda of CenirzIia.
real estate man. overseas vet.
eran.
Dale Hubbard Of Crnfrniia,
just returned from France.
where he served with the en-.
Eineer~.
'sRrick'' Smith. secretary OF IN.
I. w. w. local. was hanged from
Chehalis river bridge last night. ".
was lynchcd by IL rnen. who tool
him from the city Jail.
Tho wounded veterans are. Johr
Earl Watt. Chehaiis. who may die
George Stevens. censraiia. shot thr,
the leg. Eugene pfitxcr. Chehaiis
minor wounds: Emory Coleman
shot thru leg: J. Fiscus. Chehaiis
shot thru ieg.
Brick" Smith is alleged to hav'
made confession Just before h
was hanged.
You fellows can't hang me-" he Il
aid TO have boassed. II was sent q
do my duty and did 81"
From the reported confession
made By smith. and from the talk o
boy OF 10 years. District ATTORNEY
Herman Allen OF Lewis county ha,
begun the framework OF his murtiei
conspiracy charge against every maj
in the I. w. w. hall at the time o
the shooting.
Allen was busy until mornins
gathering together the numerous
threads OF evidence and within n few
hours a special grand jury will b
called 10 take up the investigation
and return indictments.
The last words of Smith as he WA
strung up 70 the bridge. two mile
southwest OF centralia. II is alleged
were boasts OF a premeditatcd plar
for the killings ON the part OF him
self and associates and his only re
gret. according to witnesses. wa
that not enough Of the soldiers hat
been killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
IS n SEEMS
TO Me
/ DANA SLEETH

!" d<red over TO the show
rooms of the Seattle F4n.
Arts society and soaked
NV xoul f,,TI of art
~ socr was open and no enc
y . ssa, maid to sell me a eata-
-
hrxrinr wanderers pecked In.
Isok about and departed. An
rpnnan delivered a package.
- heaess chap. departed without
okng receipt.
$4,000 =, ygr~, ahcu, ,~,vsr~
-s.Al. .vh,h4, ~ ,ain,in~. o,,.r
~ .,r.~, xs,fo,,, ! guardian
-.--.- xu.u.,
e -
~Ai n'os< OF eni
" ~ fotks wouto c@fc 70
u1sn mosf OF em
y me sohtary RAILS. sur-
" whss was surrounde&
~ 80 so p'kySn& Nravsn
" - tnss - Aft
- lonely. tired corners
- -Urhuh. shc be"
Ax no lover Of me routine
academic
can see the beauty OF
sh~ iup~rxorlsfic.
bstg~v~ that .on~ mod
m nnsssrx have exeeIl.d ANYTHING
y "a masters sv~r aid
~ I have brox.~d ahout the
- rastures enough 10 realize
Z ~ sr,t.t % y. ,ru. % IA. art.
- .xnre~. thing. a. he s..x
-. vh~ther ano,her human eve
= mrsh 49,. ssn~,s ,o hsm r,,rro.~
onR
" ss~sre vf~h, hern ,n argae
n rrnsrx ,ha, .or,e i, the ex.
- ~ -
r niv sr~ M, art. ,hev are NO,
q chrouo~ ana ANYBODY who
= tk.~ .re 4. rnaa a. n March
- as . h,,,.r aa - a,v mad
~ NAV ~
fpsire ~ asser. .h.. Va N "a
- unIe~. tha rrav,ta .~raui.
1"s ene cra'"h1 S"~
y /, NAV h~ .rv,h,nr =, con.
NAY % any tnlnR. ~ eo"
3 nu>s ~ cbrornn veIlow 81
-. ni,shes !, ,,fxed naIa,e
khusts and .e,. ara snur,s
me creme de menthc genius
lrted u may call N.
90 Nos. q and % are but daubs.
s'tr who did them, or what his
c7s or excuse was.
fhere are laws OF art as there are
q grammar and economies and
uon.
And anything purporting 70 be
-.s, nay oeiies an rules OF per.
.., ha, sloia'es an Jaws ot
'n, tna' has within u no
ana ma. u without torm
uSu,. : noe'ihs' az sure as .he
xs.rs .as''ss OF some Corner
800 are not statesmeniike dis
rs,ss.
hvt '"A' ooes hol 7get o'sf
alust VINO cannot put over
S,r.s ns % ths average educated
N THEIR pictures there that
M would appaI the academ-
ician appealea ~ me hp,,
they had drawing sense.
realism
Nssvs, - s.'e 'noohhsnt mine scene
certainly not routine exnres.
but It's good
1afi,a r'or,r....., ,,...
very swea, 'sns' syd .na, ar,,,i p'at'ays. :, ,no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
MORE lYNCH|NCS
ARE THREATENED

CENTRALIA Nov. 12-Centraa citizens are forming posses
here this afternoon the Mendoza Elmer Smith,
who said to be the attorney for Centraia w.
five alleged participants shooting
ed to be- 1t that the ndustrialsts found
there attempt will be made bring them back alive
Mendoza is Is miles northeast of here branch Of the
Northern Pacific railroad Attorney Smith arrested Tuesday
afternoon and in jail here Thirty additional deputies
the county roads about Centraia and Chehalis
alleged W. were under arrest in Seattle Ta
and Portland this afternoon result of raids ordered
Centraa Nine andon woman were ar
rested raids here 33 being held Tacoma and 81 in
Portland.
Only alleged leaders the organization
today here Others supposedly members oca being
turned loose. Much w. w. literature was seized
At the conclusion of conference between Police Chief
Joel F. Warren and Mayor B. Fitzgerald this morning Police
Sergean c. Clark and Ralph Omsead with picked squad
of eight patromen surrounded headquarters of the W.
W. in basement at 81 Columbia ST. this afternoon swarmed
inside and arrested three alleged secretaries of the
Considerable radical propaganda was seized
Swapping police locks all DOORS the raiders led their three
captive office of Captain L. Hedges Safety
building at length John
nothing of the Centraia plot and which Seattle
reds reported to have taken Murray his
as 81. ,.t.tt.
John Raney So, sailor said be secretary of W. w. Local
nngham confessed is sad that he radical but opposed
trough stuff" He is 35
$235 their pockets All declared they
born in the United States.
second headquarters discovered 317 and 31S
Pioneer building raded led
Gus Hasselblad. Six and arrested
Pete Sone 49, and Of the
Helen 2O Carl Miller, 49, shpyad worker,
George Rainey 3d. aboer; Andrew Berneof 3d. log
GER Art Smith, 3d. sailor, English; and Frank S.
Fell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
Erickson Lines Up
Against Rent Relief

taken. No one offered a second tc
his motion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Seattle's city council killed
Mayor tffxgeraId's antircnt
profiteering ordinance as sn
emergency measure Wednesday
afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Lad Enlists
In Army and
Marines, Too
Raymond Guatney Has Diff
cult Time in Dodging Re =
SuIting Trouble,

Raymond K Guatney Of Clarion.
Iowa, had hard time getting into
the service Of Uncle Sam, and for =
little while It looked as though he
would have a hard time getting ou,
of II. because, through misunder-
standing, he enlisted IN both the army
and the marine corps Md as Ray
mond is a likely Ad both stations
wanted him
Some weeks ago he applied for 'cry.
,cc IN tie navy and was rejected be-.
cause oi slight eye defect \ week
ago he applied for enlistment at the
army recruiting office here. passed
the examination and was tentatively
accented until the Office could OBJ
tain his birth certificate or affidavit
lie i, only IS years old
Yesterday discouraged because the
affidavit, iailth 90 arrive, he applied
Tor enlistment at the marine recruiting
station where birth certificate ls
no, required. He passed the necessary
examination and was accepted Then.
this morning, the affidavit arrived
and the army accepted him before he
had time to tell about the marine
corps II was arranged. however, that
h, should stick" with the marines as
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
WIDOW LOOKING
FOR new HUBBY
Picture Available at Office OF
Mayor Shear,

That she j., good looking, Jolly and
looking for a husband, preferably
western man. Is stated IN letter re
ceivcd thi, morning by Mayor Shear
from MtS. Florence Mass OF Raleigh,
y { Mrs. Mass says that applicants
will please address communications 10
general delivery
SuNming up her feminine charms
IN a modest manner, Mrs Mass says
she /, considered good looking and
the very type OF woman to make
man happy
Describing herself as poor bu,
proud Mrs. Mass says she can give
two responsible persons as reference.
While Scornlng the idea OF advertising
for a husband. Mrs. Mass says she
has no objection 10 having her re-
quest and picture printed in the news
papers The picture is available at
Mayor Shears office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
AUTO CONTAINS
COMPLETE HOME
PennSyIyanianS Here on Gyp-
Sy Tour Of United States,

"Parlor bedroom and bath and all
other conycnlcnces known to modern
housekeeping arc packed IN a space
o feet high. 5 fee, inches vide and Z
feet long in an automoblIe-home in
which Mr. and Mrs. Philip Giu'bcrg
OF Monongahela, Pa. are touring tho
United States
The two reached ONAtoma City to-
day after hard pull through road,
between this city and Slpulpi They
will remain here tor ahou, Two day,
and will leave for the west Their
destination IS San Francisco. They
lett PENNSYLVANIA last July
SO ingenIouSly IS the car construct
ed ina, every convenience known 10
housekeeping can lie supplied by
merely "pfessing a button"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
HARMONY women
PATRONS SORE
ON BOND ISSUE
Five Mothers 10 Work Against
II, Is Report,

Declaring they would issue cir.
Cullf asking defeat oi the proposed
SlrOOpO school bond issue because
Harmony school district is not stated
10 the budget Tor a iouf,Siory school
building. four women. members Of the
Harmony school patrons club left the
hoard of education offices yesterday
afternoon following heated confer.
cnCc
T. q. Woodwor,h. chairman OF the
special committee on Harmony school
improvements. submitted the following
proposition That all repairs ngcesSa
~ for comfort and convenience would
he made: walls would be lined, re-
pla,tcfcd and fepalr,ed. floors dou'
h'ei with deidening ielt between
metal weather strips placed al win
dows. modern iacketcd air circulating
class room heaters installed IN each
room at . cost ot $3.50 each
Also. he stated provision, for trans
porting seventh and eighth grade pu-
pills 10 SCHOOLS where room was avail.
able would be made the remaining siN
grade, to he properly classified. The
committee was notified that the hrich
building could no, be practical IN ,ha,
district A. there was ~ water or sew
er come tiou'. which would prohihi,
the erection oi such prc,enuouS
building
The four women" says J C. S,ear-
lev. "leit the offices declaring they
would do everything IN their power 20
deiea, the proposed bond Before re-
tring they displayed copy OF their
proposed circular. opposing the pro-
pu,ed 100000 bond issue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

4 !. N,hIock. manager of The Skir-
vim hotel, has Just purchased the ribs
and lonS OF forty cattle which were
awarded blue ribbons a, the South
west American Livestock show and
were sold ,o the Wilson Packing com.
pany The company was about ~
ship the meat, which Ashlock says is
the best 90 he gotten anywhere, TO
eastern markets when il was bought
for the hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Vital Statistics

Births
MIR snl Mrs Frank Mills, 1877 North
Gwvnty third street, boy.
llr ami Mrs Edward z Kirk, 1924
East Nineteenth street boy.
Mr. and Mrs Charles o. Bevetldge.
3l22 Clasecn boulevard boy
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Zoerlug, lui
West Thirty third street. girl
Mr and Mrs Earl H. Jones, 1900
West Twenty eighth street. girl.
Deaths.
3. McNamara, st. Anthonys hos
ptal
Infant ot Mr.. and Mrs Jess Gardner,
.a2 West Third street.
Building Permlts
Frank kammedine, garage, els West
Frisco avenue, N.7be
Homer Sharowsky, repairs, ioi West
E avenue, 100
T J, Mcguire, repairs, - West
Eleventh street. $500
" n. snyder one-story frame dwell-
ingAisi, West Thirteenth street. ", 500.
Ferguson brothers, repairs, el2 West
Twelfth street, $500,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
RANTzAU HEADS
HUN DELEGATES
German "0Id Guards to Me-
gotiate Peace,
nv Tho A.nclnteh rres.N

.
WElMAR. Wednesday. March IL
The German delegates to the peace
conference viii be Count Won Brock
dorii Ranyau. the foreign minister
Dr tduard DAVID, majority Sp,lallS'
and first president o, the national as
,rmbIy; DR. Ad.lrh Warhlrg; DR.
Ndolph Muller minister to Swiycr
land Prot Walter VI 4 Soheucking
o' Marhurg university and Herr Gci,-
berg, minister OF posts and tclegraphs
IN the lrus-iau ministry
Count Won Rrockdorii Ran,1au is a
graduate Of the German imperial
diplomacy AMI has been foreign min
iSlcr since the resignation OF Dr. Soli
Dr. David rs 4 member Of the German
ministry wi,hou, portfolio. The idcn-
tl,y oi DR., Adolph Warburg is I'M
certain.
Dr. Muller formerly was director oi
the Electric AccumulaIor works a,
Berlin and in July, lqlS received an
honorary degree from the University
ot Hanover for his work in develop
ING the efficiency OF German Subma
iincS
Prof Schuecking late in 1914 pub,
li,hed a letter blaming Russia tor the
European war Herr Gei,hcrg is a
newcomer in the German government
Vote for Guu,cr, school treasurer.
lAI,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
-FOUR SLAIN IN
CHICAGO FEUD
Woman Latest Victim Of
Italian Vendetta,

CHICAGO. March lj-Auolher
Italian vendetta !, raging in Chicago
Following the shooting II Mrs Iene
Finiaci last night. Gcnero Otlan vas
mot and killed by two men t~ty in
the North SIDE Italian ditric, There
were two wiInc,Sc, ~ :he orise who
reported To the police OrIana was
shot four tlmcS
The attach, on the lluiaca family
began last November when James
Nell. brother oi Mr., FIniaCi wa, shot
down hy two men lohn l'iniaca, huS-
band OF Mr., Iwlaea was believed 10
know who the murderer, were bu, he
only ,mllcl when questioned bv the
police. and armed himself Three
weeks later he met the slave, AMI
reached tor h., weapon, but was him.
scli shot and killed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
CARTER PROBES
INCREASED PAY
TO LEGISLATORS
State Auditor Hasn't Decided
on Issuing Warrants,

No decision as 10 whcihcr he will al
low warrant, 10 he issued 10 members
oi the legislature At the rate ol s.
day since March ! has been reached
by Frank Garter, state auditor he
said today.
The next legislative payroll will he
March H. There will he q difference
~ abou, $40 to each member involved
m the decision as 10 whether - a
day or 81 a day shall lie the ratio
on which the payroll will he figured
Mr. Carter today was making q
search OF the law ard opinions Of
courts on the matter and would an.
nouce III, decision within a few days
A number OF members Of both
house, have announced that they
would not accep, the extra 81 day
voted m resolution adopted by both
houses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Champ Clark Denies
He Attacked League

ATLANTA. Ga, March ID
Champ Clark ex speaker Of the house
ot representatives IN signed statement
given out here last night, denied that
he had ever said the league OF ma
ton, had no chance TO be ratified
by the United States senate.
Anybody who says that said
President Wilson's league Of nations
has as much chance of being ratified
a. you have OF being pope OF Rome,
is a malicious liar"
The iornsr speaker declared: 81
have gtudiouSly avoided discussion IN
my lectures or IN interviews, though
asked 10 do SO in both
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

II gave as reason that was
studying the subject and the argu-
mens on both sides thoroughly
When the news came over to the
house the last night Of the session
that fifty senators had signed a
round robin agains, 1t, | said
tha, the hague OF peace could not be
ratified because It takes thirds
TO ntliy-that is unless they changed
their minds, because Of amendments
or for other rclsonS-ail Of which IS
a mathematical demonstration.
q never spoke 20 tonsres'man
MAYS ON the subject ~ my lie"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
YOU CAN MAKE YOUR
SHOE BILLS LESS

From Globe. Arizona. comes this
recommendation Of Neolin Soles.
]. Il. Medlyn sends Il. lie says
Il have never had my Ne0lln'soled
shoes repaired as the Solcs always out.
wear the tops. The position hold
keeps roe on my feet most OF the time.
and ! can say that for comfort and
wear Nc0lln is the only shoe sole
Millions Of others who have worn
Ne6lln So!es think with MIR Medlyn
that they are the only soles for wear
and comfort. Moreover. these soles
cut your shoe bills down because they
make your shoes lat 90 long They
are waterproof too. Ncolin Solcs are
made scientifically by The Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co. Akron. OHIO, who
also make Wingioot lleels-guaranteed
to outwear all other heels.
ne!!:6!!:!!l!iinl. i: 4: !! N. s !S'o1es
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Censorship Denied.

WASHINGTON, March Is -- II
connec,.ua with published criticism
m France OF censorship alleged 10
have prevented the French public from
learning OF opposition to the league
oi nations plan 10 congress and 20
have KEEP, tho French public opinion
from America. II va, stated officially
at the state department today that no
such censorship was exercised or par
liJlpatei IN 10y the United States gov
erumgut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

he said he preferred tina, branch Of
the service, and would have applied
there first il the navy hadn't turned
him down
His eyes are all right now" Ser.
gean, Lockwood OF the marines said
this morning, ard Raymond IS mighty
darned glad of IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Report 10 BE PIobed.

WASHINGTON, March lJ-In-
ye,,lgaiion OF report that negro
wornnsn employed IN steel plant, At
Cosloville, IA. are being dsportcd
by the state con'iabulary, was OF
dcred to-day by the department OF
labor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Judge Phillips Dns.

HOT SPRINGS. Afk, March "a
Judge John + Phillips Of Kansas
City. died at q a H., today At the
country home OF Col :. W Fordyce,
near this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Lssj,latute AdIoufns.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March lj-
The ioriy.second session Of the Ar.
kansas legislature was brought TO a
close q, noon today IN the midst OF
a iilibu,iet which defeated the al.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
For That CHILLY Feeling

Take Groves Ta,iclc,, CHILL Ton
&c. f. Warns the Body by Purifying
and Enrlchlng the Blood. You can
soon icti rs Strengthening, lnYlgor-
ating Eject, Price u0c (Ndy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Stops the Tickle

Heals hc Throat and Cures the
Cough HAYES HEALING HONEY
Price j;, 4 Tree box oi OPEN
TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds.
Head Cold, and Group j, enclosed
with every hottie l\dyJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Habi,usl Cor'lipaiion Cured in - to
Il DAYS

"LNX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" j., a
specially. prepared Syrup Tonic-LaN-
A,fye Tor Hahi,ual Constipation. II
relieves promptly but should he taken
fcguarl, Tor II 10 y days to induce
regular action, II Stimulates and
Regulates Very Pleasant TO Take
f0c ner bottle tAdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

mini,naiion bill to resubmi, the con.
.iiuiin at the general election in
1890.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Cold, Cause Grip and Influenza

LAXATIVE BROMO QuINlNl
Tablets remove the cause There {,
only one "Bromo Quinine" T. "
GROVES signature on the box Oc
(Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
RIOTERS STORM
TROLLEY CARS
Two Men Are Injured in
Newark Clash,

NEWARK, n J, March lj-Short-
~ after officials OF the Public Service
Railway corporation had announced
this afternoon that the controversy in
its striking employees would be
submitted TO the war labor board IN
Washington tomorrow. rlo,ing broke
ont here A crowd Of strikers and
sympath,ers stormed two trolley cars,
attacking the crew and smashing win.
dowS Two men were removed to a
hospital and two strikers and n sym.
pathilcr, the latter soldier IN uni
form, were arrested.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

Representative Albert Johnson.
Representative Albert johnson oi
Washington. who has heen selected
by republican, 90, next chairman OF
Tho house immigration committee, has
announced that early ~ the next ses'
sion he viii introduce the four year
immigrant exclusion h'll~whlch failed
at the last session Mf Johnson also
favor, adding TO the bin provision
Tor the deportation Of aliens who
turned back their first citizenship
papers TO escape the draft law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

No,, for Cun,cr school treasurer
lNdyN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

NEWARK, y, J., March Is
Street car service in twelve northern
New Jersey counties was paralylcd
again today, although the public scry.
ice corporation attempted TO operate
few cars with employees who re
fused to Join the 4,sOO striking motor
men and conductors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

WASHINGTON, March lj.--llear-
invS on the controversy between New
Jersey public service corporation and
ITS striking street car employees will
begin here tomorrow morning before
the war labor board
Acceptance OF an invitation 20 both
sides TO submit their "diierenccs TO
the board, was received today from
the public service corporation, and II
was decided to proceed with arrange.
mcnts for the hearings without await
ing a reply from the men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Hotel BUYS Prize Meat.

Vote for Guuter, school treasurer
lAhN
New-York tribune., 1919-02-12
NcDonald's Vice Squad
Raids Private House
In Henry's District

Detectives attached to Chief Inspect
or Daly's special squad and Inspector
MacDonald's vice squad last night
raided an alleged gambling resort at
1877 West Seventy seventh Street in
the heart of Inspector Henry's dis
trict. Speculation is rife in the de-
partment on Inspector Henry's status
with Commissioner Enright, in view
Of the latters statement on Monday
that it is up to an inspector to ''do
the big stuff in his district"
The raided house is private resi-
dence in a fashionable district. De-
tectives Wheelwright, Sorges and Kelly
gained entrance by breaking chain
on the door, which was. slightly opened
by a negro porter in response to their
ring. The porter, the police say, blew
a whistle and considerable scurrying
followed. Only two men were in the
place when the detectives entered. One
was Frank Jones, who gave his ad-
dress at 127 West Seventy seventh
Street, and the other the negro porter.
Grant Fisher
Both we're charged with being COM
mon gamblers. In addition, the police
charge Jones with possessing heroin.
Costly paraphernalia was removed to
the station. 1t included a mahogany
table, roulette wheel, several pairs of
dice and three bags of chips.