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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13

YARN AND CITY LOANS
Quickly made at loWost rates. farm loans
tnr long timo with privilege to pay part
or ali any Interest dsY without notice on
farms anywhere iu tklahoWH. also some
good farm lnans iu adjoining states
straight or monthly loans un TulaR I'm
proved husiunsa and rssineUre property
i per cent rcsldvnrc loans and larger bust
ness loans nt iNs1 rates. mako a mnntnN
payment loan fnr hank payment 20 hv
come less each wear. money advanced as
business progrVsgcs. reusonnhio rate. y A
lLiy 80 y Fourth ST. 2l' roNag b'dr
tsuus hAl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13
PERSONAL PROPERTY

~ICNL INsTKI NESTS ~
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rHin. with attachment and case.
practically now rhouc 'HHrv lf23. aHk
flt Mr uonry or 20 8 t.,Nton ~
FOR SALE everett piaup. first class
condition price 1850. phone usago 2hS2
on MACHINERY strPits ss
ron SALE one string ot standard drill
Ing tools from llia inch down ana one
- 30 star drilling machine less tools
.Thone Usage tb29. Main
ron SALE. one KIT of ris building tooi-.
lu good condition. cheap ~ taken at
once. phone oroge 1870 or call at glb =
quincy
FOR SALE or. WE'LL Drill. ma
KEYSTONE Ne. 81 WITH
20 IT. T. MOUNTED on COUSTRY
KEYSTONE ROLLER
AL ~ FtNE CONDITION
artF bits or -tuch 20 i2-inch. three baicr.
derrick o.aue. al rmau tools. T. loo feet
rs inch steel line, loo feet D., inch
sand linc, ready 20 load out at Ptcher
Oklahoma.
CASH TALKS
W n. CDRHET
ioa l'yera Az. Joplin. Mo
FOR SALE by owner. parkersburr drilling
i1- tlno mon" psuge ts6s
ron SALE by owner rarkerpburg drilling
machine phone Usage 4S6s,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-13
INSTRUCTION

-tnr'tTlo>h NNn MtSlrNl ~
TUINArE Instruction lu Wuthsmatig.
bookkeeping. f1 tsrN uo7i methods and
scientific management can Mr iioff
mnn. ,HoEr thtl orsEC tG3t
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
CLOSING EXERCISES OF TEMPLE
EMANUEL RELIGIOUS SCHOOL.

Combined closing and memorial day
exercises We're held at the religious
school of Temple Enamel Sunday
morning. under the supervision of DIR.
VIM. S. Friedman and the corps of
teachers.
One child of each class gave an out
line of the biblical history studied dur
ing the year. adding something Of the
moral lesson to he drawn from n
special story or bit of history. The pro-
gram was varied by recitation given
by Augusta Wikler, and songs by Hildn
Cohen and Florence Kellar. Stanly
Shubart made IA talk fol the Scouts
it being Boy Scout week.
The Louise Lehman mccall for schol-
drship i'm the higher grades, given by
Mrs. ID. s. Lehman. was awarded to
Frances COIN for high honors in his
\ general information. Alberta -Atliva-
lex received the Frances Rosen medal
given by Marcus Rosen for scholarship
| in the lower grades. Dcnald Shere
received the Max Epstein medal. given
by Mrs. $. Pisko for regularity of at
tendance at divine worship and the re.
ligious school. He had n six year rec
ord. Many children received Bibles OF
prayer books for regularity of attend
ance during the past year They were
Emmett Heitler. Bernard Flesher. Nor,
man Cohn- Sybil Block. Harold oil
covich. Harry Shubart, Sam Kellar
Felicia Lindper. Irving Olcovich. Sadie
Stein. Charlotte Wustom, Amelia Marx
Donald Shere, Estelle Adelman. Re
gina Klein, Babettc Tescher. Louis
lsaacson. Florence Keller. Teah Klein
Naomi Pelton. Bud Israelski. Rhea
belle Hirsch. Lcnore LANCER Helen
Porges, Maurice Zigmond. Martin
| Eisindorfcr.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
CENTRAL JEWISH AID SOCIETY
ACTIVITIES.

Mrs. A. Morris. Chairman Child
Welfare committee Of the Central Jew
ish Aid society called meeting OF
this committee for a luncheon mt the
Albany Hotel. Wednesday May 10th.
Those present were: Mesdames j.
Grimes. ]. herman, Geo. Harris, Nate
Cohn, julius Marx. J.. Adelman. sam
Garfinkel. f. Friedman. Ray s. David
4. Morris. John Cakes. president OF
the Mothers Congress: VIM. Ramsey.
member of the State Bureau of Child
Welfare. and Nose Miller of Omaha,
and the Misses I.enore Phillips, Maymc
Grimes and Sallie Kaplan.
Three sub committees were organic
ed. a DiSpensary committee linking
mp thru the Central Jewish Aid society
with the school work of weighing and
measuring children, which is being car
ried ON by the State Public Health
service and the Red Cross. To facili-
tate this important work. and 10 obtain
the best results. n motor corp was also
organized under the craftsmanship of
Miss Mayme Grimes. Mrs. 4. Morris
will head the committee on the Dispen-
sary work. Mesdames /. w. Becker.
los Silversmith NJ. ]. Baum and Miss
Louise Guldman are also members of
this committee.
The Central Jewish Aid society nj
the Executive Board meeting held
Thursday evening. May 9th. voted to
furnish special nurse for the weigh
ing and measuring feature ut the
Cheltenham school.
a Religious school was organized in
the rooms of the Central Jewish Aid
society, 1905 10Th street. Sunday, I'M
der the craftsmanship of Mrs. \. Nor
ris. Twenty-Five children We're in at
tendance Misses Bernice Gugsenheim
LcnOre Phillips. Adelaide Pivan. Mes
danes Morton NJ. David, and David
Carb volunteered their services as
teachers.
The children attending this school
have had no previous religious in~rruc-
ton. Their parents are not affiliat-
ed with any congregation. and this
school will fill an important part of
their educ" ton as they would grow lr
IN ignora' of the splendid history
and mora eachings of their religion.
School will be held next Sunday AT
II o'clock in the rooms of the Central
Aid Society.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
HEBREW INSTITUTE CONCERT A
SUCCESS.

The concert at the Palm Theater for
The benefit of the Denver Hebrew
Institute, given last Monday evening
proved a great success as it promised.
Icing under the direction of NJ. Reich
man. who has been most enthusiastic
in its behalf
The program was as follows:
A solo by Miss Hosen: Ellie. Ellie, by
the Hatikvah club under the direc-
ton Of l.. Feingold. Banjo selections
by NJ. Hayes of the Orpheum theatre.
Mr.. f. Monash spoke on the value
and benefit the Institute would he to
that whole section of the city
y recitation by Miss Dveira Weis.
vocal solos by Miss Minna Weinberg.
Mr.. W. lands spoke most enthusias-
tically of the advantages accruing to
district in other cities, where he had
known Hebrew Institutes
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
A. A. G.

At the special meeting of the A. a.
C. held Wednesday. May 26. Sam Wan
del. and Alex Dunievitz were elected
delegates to the League of Jewish
Youth. The A. A. c. has Joined the
League of Jewish Youth baseball League
and will compete for the cups against
such clubs as the Paramount, Adonis
Cabal and COlonnade.
Joe Morrison was elected manager
of the team and Harry Zigmund. cap
tain.
The first practice game was held
Sunday. May 30. the team has excellent
material for n championship team
There will he n practice game ever!
day this week to pick out the fina
line up.
At the regular meeting. May 81. San
Wandel and LeanOrd Levin entertaine,
the club by singing several duets.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
In Memoridno

In loving circumference of our be
loved wife and mother. Augusta Cohen
who departed this life, one year ago
June LIST, 1919.
Softly the stars are falling upon quiet
grave,
Where there sleeps without dream
\ dear Mother we loved, but could
not save,
q. do not ask us. If we miss her.
For there is such vacant place
Oft we think we hear her footsteps
Oft we see her smiling face.
Yet we know that she is happy,
In the mansion of the blessed
Where there is no hour of parting
Just one sweet eternal rest.
Her dear husband. sons. and daush-
tiers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
SUNDAY JUNE 18TH AT ELlrcHs

Reserve this day as n good time
awaits you all. The committee in
charge of the picnic and all the MEM
bers of the auxiliary Of the b. NJ. IL.
Synagog are working hard to make this
picnic the most enjoyable and the most
successful affair they have ever given.
Dancing. games and races will be
provided for the amusement of all. Miss
Martha Levy and Miss Carrie Aarons
are in charge of the games and races.
A very welcome feature will he the
lunch counter Mrs. Sol Segal, chair
man of this committee is endeavoring
to make this spot the most attractive
one on the grounds.
Be sure to buy your tickets from
the ladies' Do not purchase your
tickets at the gate. We cannot i'm
press this upon you too strongly. If
you have no tickets. phone to any mem
Der of the auxiliary and you will he
supplied.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
NJ. z. BAZAAR.

Plans for the NJ. u. Bazaar. to take
place June 18th and 1bth at the
Auditorium are practically completed
\ meeting of the participating clubs
will soon he held at assign to each
their respective booths. and arrange
with smOOthness.
The Junior Congregation booth will
contain curios. The Junior Council
will be in charge of punch and they
may perhaps put punch into it.
The Nh Gamma will have horse rae
ing booth, which will be a large draw
ing card. Candy will be given to the
winners of each race. The o. b. Il.
claim that their punch will excel 9th
crs. The Y. w. II. A. will handle the
finest cakes ever made IN Denver, in
connection with the best ice cream.
They have hundreds of cakes to get
or make. Other organiza lions will he
announced in next weeks issue of the
Jewish News.
The money from this Bazaar is to
help finish the Old Folks Home. and
no appeal need be made. for whose
heart is not with the Old Folks, the
fathers and mothers of our race. Per-
haps you know some old folks who
are anxiOusly awaiting for its doors
TO open. Help open the doors. Be at
tbe Razaur
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
COLONNADE CLUB.

The social event of the month is the
coming MOshcv Zkenim BAZAAR TO pe
held ut the City Auditorium on June
18th and 10th. \ great many OF TN"
Jewish organizations are taking an
active part in it, by establishing booths
or running some concession. The COL
onnade club is taking charge of the
dances and its members will be there
both evenings to help all who attend
to spend pleasant evening. IheH
cordially invite their many friends 10
attend those evenings.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
BECKER CHOLEM PICNIC.

Everybody remember the date, June
6, 1920 and the Place. Elitch's Gar
dens. which will be the scene of the
first picnic Of the season to be given
by the Ricker Cholem Society. Every
body come and help make this picnic
a big success. so that the society can
continue its charitable work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
ID. ii. 1. GIRLS WILL HAVE DEL
ICATESSEy BOOTH AT NJ. z. BA-
ZAAR. .,p

The d. II. |. Girls will have charge
of the delicatessen booth at the NJ. u.
Bazaar. in charge of Miss Brody UNI
der the direction of Gus Handler. The
booth has already received many do
nations of bread. canned goods and
other foods.
The D. ii. l. Girls will also dispose
of two large twists and a live goat
which has been donated to their booth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
IOTA GAMMA KAPPA SORORITY

\ regular meeting of the 1ota Gam
ma Kappa Sorority was held on May
~. at the home of Miss Dorothy Bron
stein.
The .Weinie and Bun" booth of the
NJ u. Bazaar will he under the super
Vision of the Iota Gamma Kappa Sor-
GRITTY and all are working with zeal and
effort to mike this success. The
picnic which will be given in the near
future was also discussed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
l.. A. F. GIRLS HIKE.

The l.. A. F. Girls went out on II
hike into the country on Decoration
Day.
The next meeting of the club viii!
he held at the home OF Miss Freda
Isaacson. on Sunday, June q. Pians
for The Moshev Z'Kenim bazaar ana
The baby doll -slumber party to he given
by the club will he discussed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMIN
AIRY AND TEACHERS INSTI
TUTE TO HOLD GRADUATION
EXERCISES. ~

The Jewish Theological Seminary
and the Teachers Institute in New
York will hold their commencement
exercises. June and 6.
The Baccalaureate sermon will he
delivered at the Seminary Synagog by
Rabbi Israel Herbert Levinthal Oh Sat
urday. The graduating exercises will
occur Sunday at Aeolian Hall. Mr..
Louis Marshall will make the intro
ductory address and DR.. Cyrus Adler
the address to the graduates.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
TEMPLE EMANUEL CHORAL so
CIETY TO BE FORMED.

A choral society under the direction
Of Henry Houseley. organist of Temple
Emanuel. will be formed in the fall to
sing in conjunction with the choir. The
Choral Society will be composed of the
Young people of Temple Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
d. NJ. II. JUNIOR CONGREGATION

The b. NJ. H. Junior Congregation,
held n very interesting meeting We'd
nesday evening, May 2i. Sixteen new
members were admitted. DIR. Eli Miller
gave n talk on Psychology in Every
Day Actions
Miss Sarah y. Sloane has been elect
ed sponsor of the b. NJ. ii. Junior Con
gregation. This organization is open
to all young people above the age OF
Is.
gregatiOn will he held tonight. June
:. ut 500 p. III. Community Center
NOta Bene.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
DENVER BOYS GRADUATE FROM
THE PITTSBURG INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY.

Two Denver boys. Milton. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Epstein and
Charles. son of Mr., and Mrs. T. stark,
will graduate from the Carnegie lnsti-
tute of Technology in PittSburg. June
18th. They will receive degrees in
Chemical Engineering Dhcy are eX-
pected home for short visit with their
parents before entering upon their
professional careers in the East.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
b. NJ. H. ALUMNI DANCE.

One more week to the dance. that
will he one of the best and most en-
joyahle dances of the season. TIL,
only one where you have the privilege
of choosing between indoor and out
door dancing. given at the Adams
Hotel Roof Garden. June 10th. 1870.
Paul Weiss. Jazz Jazzers will furnish
The music. Admission payable at the
Ipnr
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
JUNIOR CONGREGATIONS OF TEN
PIE EMANUEL HAS ANNUAL
MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Junior
Congregation was held Sunday. AT
which the following officers were
elected: President. Edward Miller: list
vice-president, Noah Atlivaick 2nd
vice-president, Max Grossman seer"
tary. Miss Amy Peyser; treasurer
Miss Loretta Chisdes.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
TEMPLE ALUMNI ELECTS NEW
OFFICERS.

At the meeting of the Temple Alumni
held Sunday the following Officers ior
the coming year were elected: presi'
dent. Earl Morris: vice-president. j.
Freyhan Friedman: secretary. Hazel
Berger: treasurer. Nathan ROtlischild.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
THE SlONIAN CLUB.

The Sionian club entertained its
members and friends at n very unique
dancing party sunday night. After
the dance the party motored to Golden.
Monday night Il regular meeting of
the club was held at the home of Lon
Hellerstein
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

Announcement was madc at the
twelfth annual banquet Of the Har-
ward Memorial society that Joseph
Shubow, Harvard 30, has been award
81 the Jacob II. Schiff prize of 500
for an original essay on Palestine and
turopean Politics.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
Clubs

Gan contributions for this column must
reach this office by Il o'clock TuesIay
Contributions must be properly sisue"
with name and address of the writer De
fore article will he published.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
MASS MEETING CALLED
AT TEMPLE EMANUEL
ALL MEMBERS, CONTRIBUTORS
AND FRIENDS INVITED TO BE
PRESENT.

A mass meeting has been called at
Temple Emanuel. Wednesday evening.
June o. at S p. IN. of the members. con-
tributors and friends of Temple Eman-
uel to consider the ACCESSIBILITY ana
need of building new home. Every
one is invited to be present.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
THETA CHAPTER OF PHI SIGMA
DELTA HAS PARENTS DAY

Theta Chapter of Phi Sigmn DELTA
Fraternity at the University of Colo
RADIO entertained Monday the occasion
icing Parents Day. Many parents OF
the young men visited them and en-
joyed their hospitality.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
SHELTERING HOME AN.
MAUI MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Denver
Sheltering Home for Jewish children
will occur Sunday. June 6. at . p. IN.
at the Home. All members and friends
are invited to attend.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

The Jewish Foster Home. of Phila'
delphia is in receipt of $4,000 from
the estate of Simon b. Fleisher for
the benefit of the Home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
THE GORDON LITERARY CLUB.

The Gordon Literary and Drama
tic club will hold regular meeting.
Friday evening, $3.50 at the Labor
Lyceum
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

The United Home for Aged Hebrews.
founded by the United Krakauer Char
ity and Aid Society. was dedicated on
Sunday, May 10th. on the Home prop
erty. 201 Pelham Road, New Rochelle,
y. Y.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

]. Bundy, Jewish merchant well
known in Egypt has obtained contract
from the British government to dig
n canal from Allenby Hotel as far as
Migdal David in the city of Jerusalem
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
MANY HAVE NEGLECTED DUTY
TO LOCAL POOR.
Denver Federation for Charity and
Philanthropy Find Many Jews Have
Failed to Send Checks.

Under recent date statement was
received settink, forth the financial
progress of the Denver Federation Tor
Charity and Philanthropy. Below will
lie found excerpts relating to the sub
scriptions of the Jewish group. y
close analysis of the number OF sub
scriptions will not be conducive i'll
stimulating the civic, social and phil
anthropic pride of our co-reiigiohslS
II may he that Ignorance of the urgent
need of funds for the relief of our sick
and poor creates an indifference to the
unfortunate situation in our Colnmun-
Try. We cannot afford to he inhiffer-
ent or unknowing. The cost of physi-
cal and mental failures and the sub
scauent loss of human life is too great
a one, when compared with the large
ma iority of our brethren who can pay
the price of prevention.
Make your resolution today help ::
send in check. Don't postpone!
DO not discount your spiritual account
The interest will be gratifyingly re-
raid by the human and humane con
tact you are vicariously establishing
with suffering group of men. women
and children. Reach out for your
check-book at once and make liberal
subscription to the Central Jewish Ala
society thru the Denver Federation for
Charity and Philanthropy. These are
the excerpts of letters from the Fed
Grafton.
Mr. David Harlem.
President Central Jewish Aid So
ciety. Symes Bldg. Denver, Colo.
.Iy Dear Mr.. Harlem:
1 have been making n study of cur
subscriptions received for 1920 as com
pared with those received for loto On
the LIST of May we had 4,505 snhscrip-
lions, amounting to S133.124. MS com
rared with 4.3SS subscriptions in 1919
amounting to $1O3.416. These do not
include the subscriptions from en-
ployees. The average subscription for
1920 is S29.6S. as compared with S2I'G
for 1919. an increase of 26fo.
Considering the Jewish list by il
self. / find that we had in 1912. as
subscriptions amounting to SLIGO. the
average being S24.25. mis- year UP
10 May LIST we had received 43S sub
scriptions amounting to S12.525.5o. the
average being $3.50. the increase Ia
average subscriptions being 49,. as
compared with 26So for our general
list. which also includes the suhscrip
lions in the Jewish list
In 1919. 1O5 subscribers on the lew
ish list gave S25 or over. or an aver
age of $GG.3S This year the same
1OJ yiyers have subscribed an aver
age of S73.95. the percentage of in
crease being 11.iSo.
In 1919 on the Jewish list We had
II givers who gave SD and over.
the average being S1O3.Su. This year
these same 81 givcrs have subscribed
an average of S113.2i the percentage
of increase being 90.
You can readily see that the Jewish
subscribers of SD and over of last
year shave not come across with in
cre.sed subscriptions for the yea,
1000 os have the general subscriber,
IN tbo fund
Of vour 1O5 subscribers of soJ an,
over. only - have increased their sub
scr;ntions for 1920 the total increas,
bcinp 81 1Go: 10 have decreased thci1
subscrintions tho total being S34J.
and ~ have subscribed the same n
In 1919 In fact. this group has in
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

Thy friend has friend, and thy
friends friend has friend he dis
creet-Talmud-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

Earl w. Pivan, advertising man
nger for Gano-Dowps Co., leaves Fri
day to attend the National Advertisers
convention which will meet in In
dianapOlis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

Reserve June IS! PINK tickets will
arrange for good time.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02

The many friends of Mr.. Charlie
.Abeles will regret to hear that he i
ill ut Mercy Hospital. He was takel
sick Immediately upon his return from
the East.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-06-02
Local Neus

The Jewish Boy Scout Troops gave
n very interesting demonstration at
the Bnai Birth meeting last Sunday
morning. j. L. Huchihgson. director
of Boy Scouts. talked to the members
ON the Importance of the work, and
urged the lodge to provide more scout
masters as Jewish boys We're eager to
join and lacked leaders.
DIR. VIM. s. Friedman addressed the
Grand Army of the Republic. Spanish
War Veterans. the American Legion
and their friends at Crown Hill Gem
etery Monday during Memorial Day
exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11
Bandits Work Too.
Fast; Miss $1,000
Overlook Funds Covered
BY Book on office
Table; Flee With 5000

Three bandits who entered the Of
flee of the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Despatch Line on pier at the foot
of Gansevoort Street, North River.
yesterday afternoon, did their work in
too great hurry They got away
with 5000 in cash and three gold
watches, but overlooked $1,000 LYING
beneath book on desk.
Clarence A. Filter, president Of the
line, his young son and clerk were
preparing the pay roll when the in
truders entered. Before raising his
hands Mr.. Fifer tossed a book over q
pile of pay roll envelopes.
The bandits hurriedly went through
the pockets Of the three men. When
that was accomplished John ellis. d
checker, peered through side window.
One of the bandits saw him and the
three dashed out of the Office, locking
the door On the outside. :
The three men were Joined by two
cfkass and the five made their getaway
IN ~ automobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11
Atlantic City Raids
Parch BonrdaUalk
Throngs See $4,000 in
Liquor Seized by Squads
From Philadelphia
Special Dsspotvh to The Tribune

Spectdl Dispatch to The Tribune
ATLANTIC CITY, July 10.-Alcoholic
oases Of this resort, which have been
oubbling along freely month after
month, with the prices charged 70.
drinks as the only Difference shown the
eighteenth Amendment, went dry to-
Gay. Forty Federal agents, under the
leadership of John A. Crowley, Of Phil
adeiphia, made them go. They confis-
Gated $4,000 worth of liquor at five
peach front cabarets and cafes and two
North Side resorts.
No arrests were made. These will
follow next week, Mr.. Crowley said
Inc raids were staged simultaneously
lz;4S to-day, under the appreciative
Eyes OF Boardwalk crowd Of several
There was no violence. Only one
pace withstood the raiders. This was
.ne Princess Hotel, South Carolina
nsenue and the beach. There was q
mistake in its address in. the warrant
aau Tor that reason it refused to per-
49 n, the agents to enter.
ne places that were entered, front
tsng on the Boardwalk, were the Martin
wye Cafe, the Cafe Martin, Moulin
nnonge and Cafe de Paris. On the
North Side the Paradise Cafe, Egg
nssncr Inn and jackson Caf6 were
ita'ued: No liquor was found at the
sast Of these.
might Atlantic City for the first
sst.'ne IN the memory Of man appears to
y none dry. Places that hitherto have
"ssn dispensing drinks freely, but at
~ atrocious price, are now selling
osM,ning stronger than ginger ale.
81 =. ]. I!,oSday's raids wero made entirely
J !, ''1ous the foreknowledge Of the local