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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

czyny ich jedynaczki, Cecylii, z pa
mem Teofilem Nowaczewskim, sy--
mem PIP. Jana i Maryanny Nowaczew-
skich, W St. Louis, Mo. Obecna by
Ia rodzina obojga narzeczODych j
skromne grono najblizszych przyjd-
ci6i. :
Is - q
Parma Elzbieta Osowska. zam. p.
mr.. 1850 Haussen Ct, ma Jackowie,
pc try tygodniowej chorobie ma
influence, powr6cila do zdrowia /
oddala sic C~bowiazkom blu
owym W kancelaryi architeAta p.
Antoniego A. Tochy. kt6ra mie=ci se
W budynku Home Bank, PREY Mil
waukee i Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

: OAk1yoA ea0Tb1ar1y nGefSgAcAYI
3yhAjScych ma kieszsa1S htWnv1&s
Hyoh. u,s ma DZIENNIk CHICAGO
OK ma swych ~szpAltach, bU ssHssa
pracu;s ola dobra ludu- OszChRneSs
fire sales" stanowcSb - DZtENNl-
KU CHICAGO6KIN SEiaAEanS cI
RAO noka-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Sedzia ~federalny Carpenter i pro-
kurator dystryktowy Charles Clync
starli sic W ubiegia sobote Z powodu
oskarzen, wniesionych przeciwko Ka
rolowi +. Kieiczewskiemu i A. Zdro-
zewskiemu. pierwSzym W Chicago
handlarzCm cukru, kt6rzy stoja pod
zarzutem p~obierania zdzierczych cen
Sa ten towar. Sedzia wyznaczyf ich
przesluchy ma p lutego, ale proku-
rator zsda} przyspieszenia ich Ia
dzien d~zisiejSzy, twierdzac, Re " O.
becnych czasach tego rodZaju pre-
k~roczenie jest ciezsze i wainiejsze
niz jakiekolwiek inne i dlatego po-
winnO sic spotkaG z natychmiastowa
kara. Sedzia Carpenter stana{ W o.
bronze oskarionych. oSwiadczajav.
Me sadie, zeby te sprawy byly zbyt
wazne. Obaj ci oskarzeni sd biedny-
mi cudzoziemcami. kt6rych doprowa-
dzono tn Ia niewielkie przestepstwo.
Ale sa inne osoby, posiadajac W spo-
feczenstwie wieksze z~naczenie, kt6re
czynia to samo ma o wiele znaczniej-
sza skale. a o lie wien, ME robi sic
zadnych krok6w, ably je W tenn po-
hamowat'.
So to madre i sprawiedliwe slo-
wa, "a kt6re sedzia Carpenter zaslu-
guje ma uznanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

nych. KEatera ia znajduje sic W po-
koju Ala gmachu p. mr.. So East
Washington str.
Sedzia Hebel skaZai ma kare vie
zienia Cd roku do dziesieciu lat ma
stepujacych czterech obiecujacych
..mlodzienc6w": Karol Pawlowski,
Fam. p. nur. 2133 w. so ul., John
Koch Fam. p. mr.. 1926 S. Paulina
str, NJ. Yost, Fam. p mr.. 1921 So.
Marshfield ave. i Edward Maciejew-
ski, Fam. p. mr.. 1882 S. Hoyne ave.
Minionei jesieni dokonali oni Z bro
mia rabunkowego napadu ma biuro
~sprzedazy kart okretowych J. V.
Zinuera, p. mr.. 5107 S. Ashland av.
Sedzia Hebel pozostaf gluchym ma
wywody obroncy, 10 oskarzni sd ,,uC
piero mlodymi chlopakami''. Cal
klein slusznie, DO dzieki poblaaliwo-
sci dIa takich wiaSnie ,.m}odych chic
pak6w' bandytyzm W Chicago SEE
rzy sic i panoszy iak nigdzie indzici.
y 50 -
PrzechodzaC utica Belmont ave. W
pobliZu Troy ul., Julian Piechocin-
ski, Fam. pnr. 531 n. Carpenter ILL.,,
zoStaf najechany i boleSnie pokale-
czouy W plecy i glove, przez auto
mobil. kt6rym kierowal Arthur Do
Ian. zam. pnr. 2OjS Canalport ave.
Nieszcze$hwe2o zabrano ambulansem
do szpitala powiatowcgo, a szofera
are5ztowano; 20 z}o5eniu poreczenia
wypuszczono go ma wolnCSt do GA
SUI rozprawy sadoWej. Numcr auto
mobilu: S79933.
:. q =
W naiblizsza Srode. dnia 1Sgo b.
M. odbedzie sic uroczySte zakoncze-
ME o$miodniowej Misyi W koSciele
D. W. sw. tzydoTa, W Blue Island,
PREY kt6rym proboszczem jest y.
StanisIaw Doberstein. Misys k~ieruja
90. Misyonarze &c Zgromadzenia Sw,
WTncenteyo a PauEc. Z Erie, Pa. mia
novicie y. Slupihski i . T~yzynski.
. ID .
Prey zbiegu uIic Grand ave. i Pau
lima ul., wydarzyf sic wypadek, ho-
rego ofiara padi szofer Bernard Lu-
by, LEGACY lat As. zam. pnr. l05 w.
Austin ave. Kiedy przejezdzat wy
Eel wspomniana k~rzyz6wke, magic
zpalazl sic W t~arapatach; Z jednej
strony na~djezdzal tramwaj hnll
Grand ave, z drugiej zaS automoo'l
towarowy: szofer, chcac uniknac ko
Iizyi. skierowal nagle maszyne w
box. lecz Ia uderzyia W sfup telegra-
ficzuy. Slime uderzenie spowodoWato
IMAGINE uszkodzenie maszyny, q kto-
rel szofer wyrzucony zcstat ma bruk
uliczuy i odni6s& fatalne oorazenl"
wewnetrzne. Ambulansem odwiezio-
no nieszeze$liwego do domu, sdz'e
przvwo,any lekarz skonstatowai IA
mamie kilku zeber i naruszenie CA
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Do chicagoskiej kwatery Amery--
ka6skiego Czerwouego Krzyza ma
js sic ygfosic: Wladyslaw Wojdyla,
Antoni Jurewicz i W}adysiaw Bo--
rsch, a dowiedza sic tam pewnych
walnyoh szczego40w 0 swoich krew-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

z3odzieie zskradli sic ubiesiej no
~ d sklepu firmy D~ulgarnian and
z.-riar Rug Comp. I skradli znacz-
ma ltc5o. dywan6w og6fnoj Wsrtosci
5000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

DO ~wyS2ynAu p. IGzcfa Cali. przy
i Augusta H.. wSzcdi iaki& mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Wczoraj PREY ulicy Kcdzie i Diver
sew ave. ~wydarzyi sic wypsdch, kt6re
90 ofiara padla szeScio-letnia Janina
Cerelkowska, Fam. pnr. 3c46 Divers"y
ave, c6rka PIP. Nikodema i Agnieszhi
Cerelkowskich. Kiedy ~przechOdzisa u
Iica Kedzie wbiegia pod automobil zda-
zajacy W kierunku p6nocnym, kt6rym
powozii Nick Bremen. Fam. pnr. 2S14
No. Lincoln ave. i pokaleczona zostaia
M ca{em ciele. Zabrano ~dziewczynkc
do domu rodzic6w, gdzie zawezwany
lekarz stwierdzil ziananic reki ] lex
kie Obrazenia cieleSne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Przy narozniku Hoync Charleston
ave. ma wracajacego Z piracy pozna
nora Jana Neumana, liczqceso lat %
zam. rnr. 2l23 Charleston ave, naPa'
do trzech uzbrojonych i zamaSkoWa-
nych drab6w. ktGrzy przylozywszy mu
lufy rewolwerowe do piersi rozEazaii
zachowac sic spokojnie, poczem pre-
szukali kieszenie, a gdy mic ME Una
lezli, obili swa ofiara niemiiosiernlc'
poczem wsiedli do AUTOMOBILE przy m1eJ
Sou wypadku stojacego i ~odjechali. 90.
Neuman. pracowai ola firmy pod naz'
wa United Parlor Furniture CO. ; p.
mr.. 1913 No. Hamlin ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

W niedziele wiecZorem tramwaj No.
2S6 ~zdazajacy 2 Avondale do miasta
poza Armitage ave.. przystanat. wysa-
dzaiac pasazera w tel chwili caiym
pedem ~najechal automObil. kt6rcgo MI
mer jest wisdomy, ma oh. +. Frogncra
2 pod No. 1923 Milwaukee ave. i
skrzydlo automobile udcrzyIo bokiem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

JpIusz Baran0w Z Racine WIS
snslazl sic "a kratkami pod zarzutem
ralszowania pieuied5y Wuja Sauna.
Oskarzony jest on o p~Odrabianie 20
Iolarowych bsnknotow, kt6re przera
oial z jednodolarowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Wczoraj rozpoczeiO sic czterdziesto-
godzinne nabozehstwO W koScielc p. W.
Sw. walentego, " Grant Works 60 CT
Zero. PREY kt6rym proboSzczcm Jest y.
Stanislaw Radniecki. Jutro Odbedzic
sic u~roczyste zakOnczenic nicszporami
solcnnemi. kazaniem. proccSya i blogo-
s}awienStwem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Dzisiaj wieczorem w sail wielGiej
Schoenhofena, PREY Milwaukee i Ash
land ave-, odbedzie sic dOroczny kon-
cert Ch6ru psrafialnegO p. W. Sw.
Trolley. pod kierownictwem p. Win
centego BalUty. miejscOwego OrSani-
sty. Ma programme beda Spiewy solo
we. kwartetowe i ch0ralne. Wystapi
take Choir, ziozony 2 chiOpc6w szkOiy
sw. Trolley. Solowe spiewy wykonaja :
phi RGza KwaSigroch i parma Marya
| LiSS. oraz PAM KonStancya krenz-
Knoch. odegra solo ma skrzypcach.
Koncert ten budzi wielkie zaintereso-
wanie wSr6d parafian tr0jcOwskich.
sGA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

Oddzia{ i'm. Henryka Sienkiewicza,
Macierzy Polskiej prey parafi Sw' ia
ma Kantego. przygotowuje sic do prZed
stawienia. kt6re sic odbedzie W niedzle
le. dnia 11-go kwietnia b.. +, W sail
ma rafialnej. Odegrane zostana dwie
sztuki p. t. ,.Stryj Przyjechai' / Gu
downe Leki". Bilety SO do nabycia IL
czlonk6w tegoz ~oddEia4u. Dochod pre-
zuaczony ma zasilenie s%zczupfej kasy'
Rezyserem jest ob. Franciszek ScholI,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-16

w.
wskiego. agenta unii pomocnlko"
murarskich. Jak niedawno temu po-
dawano. zranil on wystrss}em z re-
wolweru Bernardo O'Reilly, z pnr.
3751 Grace str.
w czasie inkvestu koronera stW1er
dzono. re O'Reflly zmari W piatek
szpitalu Montrose wskutek rany
nostrzalowej, zadanej mu W spEzecz-
"a przez Jakubowskiego, gdy ME
m6gi wykaza6 sic karta unijna przy
nracy kolo 6udowy budynku p. mr.
All Irving Park boulevard.
Dwu swiadkow zeznaio szczeSoty
,przeczki pomiedzy wy&ej wymienio-
nymf. a detektyw Michael McCar-
thy przedstawil zeznania zamordo-
wanego. ziozone przezeh bezposred-
MO niemaE pred Smiercia. ZeznaniA
r. obciazata Jakubowskisgo najpo-
wazniei jake mOrderce.
.Jakubowski przebywa W Stanaeh
Ztsanoczonych cd roku 1906. a Cd
s,edmtu lat byi ezynny W uni po-
nocufb6w m~urarskich. Me Jest on
obvwatelem tego kraju.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10
BIGGEST LITTLE STORE"
WILL CELEBRATE THIRD
ANNIVERSARY ON TUESDAY

"The biggest little store in town, >"
the Strasmick Jewel Shop, will cele-
brate its third anniversary Of success
full business in Ardmore, Tuesday,
October II.
Dave Strasmick. owner of the min
iature palace. which is really one
of the most completely equipped stores
of it's kind in the southwest, although
small in size. announces that he will
give free to his patrons commenc-
ing on the anniversary date. and ex-
tending until they run out, souvenirs
consisting of polishing cloths. for
silverware. glassware. etc.
Three years ago, Mr.. Strasmick
came to this city, and established
himself with small stock in n cor
ner of the Bomar Drug Store on
North Washington street BY con-
scientious efforts and satisfactory
service, he has within the short
period Of time, built up business
that required a store such as he now
conducts, and service such as he now
renders. and which is without a flaw
Mr. Strasmick has, within the past
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10
MANY CONT RI Butte TO.
CARTER COUNTY PUBLIC
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
RE CEN TLY REORGAN|zED.

A reorganization of the Carter
County Public Health Association has
recently been effected. and the fol-
lowing named officers elected: G. w.
Richards. president; Mrs. T.. IL. Fos-
ter, vice president; James Barron
secretary; and ED Sandlin, treasurer
The board of directors of the asso-
citation includes the officers and Mrs.
II. IL. Sayre, Dr.. Walter Hardy. Dr.
j. w. Shelton, Tom Cooper, Walter
Neustadt, Mrs. l.. ). Dolman and
Mrs. John Carlock.
The association has been fortunate
in securing the services Of Miss Mae
Geno, a nurse Of much experience,
as public health nurse. Miss Geno
has assumed her duties.
Funds for the maintenance OF the
association have been solicited of the
residents of the county. and Walter
Neustadt, member OF the board OF
directors. succeeded IN personally OBJ
tanning contributions amounting to
sl,7OO These funds will be used for
The purpose Of maintaining The visit
IilS NURSE anu ProNiut1s I"'i'
clinic.
The work of the board is to be
done in conjunction with the school
board Of Ardmore and the state al-
thorities under the auspices OF ;he
Public Health Association.
List Of Contributions
Contributions of 500 or more to
;he fund Were made by the following:
Automobile Dealers Association
5000; T.. Dunlap, $3.50, First National
Bank, 800; Guaranty state Bank
500; Westhemer 4 Daube sl0o; The
State National Bank s1OO.
Other contributors 10 the fund in
clude Charles Won Wese, Moran
Scott, NJ. German, Sykes, Rast ant
Boyd, Sykes, Heenan and Coe, r. p
Poland, Gaylord Nelson. G. p. Sci
vidge, l.. S. Dolman, Whiteman ant
Simpson, j. B. Spragins, j. c. Par
meylcs, Sneed Furniture Company
]. NJ. Davis, New Randol Cafe, f
B. Luke d. A. Cochran, d. Stras
mick, Newman and Company, A
Rosenthal, Bass Furniture and Carpe
Company, City Drug store, Crocket
Grocery, w. S. Thompson, II. Levy
G. w. Ritter and Son, II. j. Dixon
j. b. Odom, Paul Mann F. Fair
burn, Wilson Brothers, Mulkey anC
James, + +. Tucker, Morris Sass
j. n. Phelan, G. A. Ramsey, J. r
Gillian. O. Smith, Comegys and kess
ler, +. w. and |. Woodruff, j. f
Hamilton, Frame Drug Company
Earrs Cafe, Budd Hoard Company
Popular Price Store, r. Weiss, II
Bridge. A. c. Straehley, p. d. Max
well. NJ. Cobe. A. E. Rawlins Com
pany, Cook Paint Company, +. Herr
mark, W. W. Martin Williams an'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10
SERVING THE MAN
ONE Of THE BIG THINGS
Of SALVATION A RMY

If man is hungry he is first fed
and then helped that he may feed
himself. He is never pauperiZed. lie
eats and sleeps in a Salvation Army
home. lie bathes and is clothed by
the Salvation Army He looks better;
he feels better: he is better. He is
not then turned adrift. He may
learn useful trade in the industrial
home. where confidence in his own
ability to go ahead is rebuilt. and
then presently the free employment
bureau finds n job for him, and he
passes on his way to merge himself
with other men on the road to sue
cess and happiness. Many such men
confess that they were on their way
to self-destruction when curiosity stop
ped them at a Salvation Army street
corner meeting.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

Poe. Sizes Machine Company, j. W.
Kruger. Ardmore Flour and Feed
Company, Purcell Wholesale Grocery,
Hamilton Shoe Company, Homer
Hinkle. p. b. Jeffries, S. A. Apple,
Mark Kirkpatrick, Roy Alexander, G..
McVay. Exchange National Bank, City
State Bank, Cameron Refining Com
pany. Bay State Refining Company
Nyanza Refining Company, Cornwell'
Chowning Lumber Company. Consum-
ers Light and Power Company, F.. c.
Collins and Company. Imperial Refin-
ing Company, Walter Neustadt, Roy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

week. made complete renovations at
his place of business, and has re-
moved the repair department and fac
tory To room above his store-room.
i'm the Princess Theatre building.
This enables him to use his store
room to much better advantage for
display purposes. and also to have
the best of workmanship performed
upon all repair work in an exclusive
factory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10
"AN' THE GOBLINS Ill GET YOU
If YOU DON'T WATCH OUT"

Going TO entertain on Halloween?
Thirty-first of this month, you know,
and not too early to begin your plans
and get your decorations, tally and
place cards, etc. We are offering
some wonderful and exceedingly at
tractive material this year for your
party. Better hurry.
THE SESSIONS COMPANY
116 West Main. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

FORD OWNERS DRIVE DOWN
TODAY AND GET YOUR MAG
NETO RE-CHANGED, IL YOU ARE
SATISFIED YOU PAY S5. If YOU
PAY NOTHING YOU PAY MOTH
ING. DONE IN FIFTEEN MlNU-
TIES. 1908 TIRE CO.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10
NOTICE

SERVICES WILL BE HELD TO.
NIGHT AT THE JEWISH TEMPLE.
STARTING AT 7:45 O'CLOCK, CON
QUOTED BY RABBI DAVID GOLD
BERG. EVERYBODY CORDIALLY
INVlTED.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

NJ. Johnson, Love and Thurmond,
Mid-Continent Refining Company,
Chickasaw Lumber Company, S. j.
Hernstadt, Peerless Steel Company,
Preuit and McCrory Consolidated
Amusement Association
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

Charles Grant and DR.. Woodward,
who have been hunting and fishing in
the Kiamichi mountains for the past
ten days returned yesterday. They
report a fine time with plenty of
fish and game to eat during their
stay in the hills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS FOR
SEPTEMBER ARE DUE AND PAY.
ABLE. BILLS MUST BE PAID ON
OR BEFORE OCTOBER 10TH TO
GET BENEFIT Or DISCOUNT. =
CONSUMERS LIGHT 4 POWER co.
Al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

Kenneth III. Waite producing clown
of international reputation coming TO
Ardmore with Yankee Robinson cir
Gus Wednesday, Oct. 10.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-10

Use Ardmoreite Want Ads :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31
B.F. KE1rH's-.on Fifth Avenue.

Commencing at the matinee tomor-
row, at b. F. Keiths Theater. mann
mouth bill is promised. Tuesday night
at 1880 an extra performance will be
given. The entire bin will be given
and election results will be announced
upon receipt by wire, phone and 9TH
erwise. from the stage.
The special headline attraction Will
be Herman Timberg's ''On Fifth Ave-
nue. with Eddie Borden, supported
by we'll known funmakers and a
galaxy of girls. The production is
described as "a whizZing whirl of
comedy, music, song and dance" The
added attraction will be Ruby Norton.
1.-The big little star of song assisted
by Clarence SIENNA at the piano. An
other feature will be Maud Fulton's
presentation of Mary Marble and COM
pany, including John Dunne, in lit
tie play of stage life. called Her Home
Town Larry Harkins and mon
archs of melody" comprising Eddie
Borrell. Turk Duncan and Jack Ford,
will sing, and others will be A. c.
Aston, the globe-trotting ventrilo-
quist; Tony. the wandering violinist;
Kara; Topics of the Day and the
Kilograms.
Today at 3 and SIS pm. the bill
will offer Florence Walton and others
of last weeks arraN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

chap out in Vice President Marshails
state had in mind when he dug COM
modious cave in the side Of a hill on a
lonesome farm some distance from the
beaten highway and equipped il with a
first-class still. When the dry ennis
saries shifted its whereabouts they found
nine gallons of newly made dew" sew
eral barrels of mash and several hun
dred pounds of raisins. Doubtless the
Silly twilight l long for thee"
turning out their usual quota of moon
shine is proved by the fact that during
one month prohibition agents DESTROYED
fifty-nine stills and arrested twenty-nine
operators in one section of one state.
William J. Mccarthy, prohibition
supervisor of the New England states.
comments as follows on the moonehine
situation: Boston. Massachusetts,. New
England-in fact, the entirec ountry-is
being flooded with wildcat. moonshine
whisky, and most of il is rank poison.
It's driving men and women to do things
that would at once be pronounced as
horrible. even by men who have for
years acted as investigators. I know
what l am talking about. for ! have seen
the effects of this stuff taken into the
system.
There's no getting away from the
fact that this wildcat whisky Is being
manufactured on large scale. not only
in one OF the geographical units Of the
act. but in all ten of them.
Fines are no deterrent to the men
who manufacture contraband on a large
scale. Not few of them are making as
much as $1,000 per week and. of course,
they think nothing of paying fine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-31

criminals Of that type are the only
ones who have given up their old pro-
LESSONS to sell high-priced moonshine
and regular liquors-far from it. Peo-
pie from all walks of life are being
lured into the game on account of
the big and quick money there is in 1t
for them.
While discussing with Mr.. Kramer the
various and sundry methods of evading
drawer of his desk and extracted a quart
bottle of whisky therefrom. 1t bore the
label of one of the most ancient and
popular distilleries of the state of Penn
sylvania. Across the cork and the neck
of the bottle was neatly pasted the
regulation internal revenue stamp show
ing that it was born in the spring Of
1916 and that the government had col
lected its quota of taxation. 1t looked
writer was about to ask Mr.. Kramer a
few hows. why's and wherefores. when
he said that both labels were counter
feits and the bottle had never been
within guHshot of distillery. and that
the contents more than likely were moth
ing more worthwhile than 'raisin jack"
or muchly weakened whisky. 1t seems
that forgery of this kind is not at all
uncommon and is being perpetrated on
an extensive scale by the master crooks
and explains why SO many people are
doing SO much Dragging about being
offered bonded whisky at cut prices
They are being beautifully worked, but
don't seem to realize it as yet.
Build yourself little still
In the side of the hill
And let the rest of the world go dry.
That's the way the song goes. and it
probably explains what an enterprising
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glars no longer receives credence by
the Kramer agents. In the past months
many such dealers would assume sor-
rowful, undertakIsh expressions in re-
porting such alleged hold-ups and
without batting an eyelash tell how
sincerely they regretted the preva-
lence Of such diaholical crime. OF
course; in the next breath they would
politely and most respectfully ask for
another permit to replace the stolen
geeds-and get it, That is, they got
them until it was discovered that the
burglars" were in "cahoots" with
them.
Next New Year day will be a very
sad holiday for great many manu-
facturers and wholesalers all over the
country. Mr.. Kramer announces his
intention of revoking many of their
liquor permits on that date, due to
the fact that they have made illegal
disposal Of liquor obtained. Some of
the most fragrant violators will have
their permits Cancelled long before
January l.
The writer learned some surprising
things from Commissioner Kramer as
to the character of people who have
embarked in the liquor business on
q large scale since the country be-
came legally dry. The commissioner
says that master criminals of the
keenest and shrewdest type, who were
formerly engaged in safe-blowing.
diamond burglaring and gold-bricking
have forsaken their old haunts and
occupations for the more lucrative and
less dangerous business of purveying
whisky to the thirty hordes.
1t must not be assumed, however,
that safe robbers and other famous
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at the Studebaker Theater, Chicago.
The New York company-the original
remains intact.
The "Follies" radiates the excite at
,mosphere of Manhattan's bohemian
community in it's staging, its costum-
Ing and in it's personnel. The models
and manikins of twenty famous art
lists. it is claimed. have been assem-
bled to frame the bizarre and colorful
episodes of the piece. Heavy and
cumbersome scenery has been swept
aside. and in its stead hang drapes
and tapestries of velvet, silk and
satin. in snowy white. apricot, lemon,
gold and blue. upon which multi
colored lights fit and shift.
Swift and deftly drawn travesty.
sharp satire. hilarious burlesque.
crescendoes of jazz. light and senti
mental lyrics. exotic dancing, vivid
stage pictures, droll comic episodes
all are interlaced in the Greenwich
Village Fellies.'
Its youthful array of players EN-
braces James Watts, Ted Lewis. the
jazz king, and his laughing from
bones; AL Herman, Verna Gordon Of
the Javanese and Marionette dances;
the Hickey brothers. Jane Carroll, Ma
belle Jaunay. Irene Olsen. Warner
Gault. Emile Fitzgerald and Suzanne
Morgan.