New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
eW Alcohol
e11l1its(5OOd
Only 90 Days
hol lesale Dealers ii Prod
~ for Industrial Use
lust Give Renewal Bonds
Under w Washington Ruling
l2 Saloons Face Closing
Brooklyn Injunctions Arc
Asked; Dry Agent Gets
30 Day Workhouse Term

Federal Prohibition Director G. r.
0aCohnor yesterday announced that the
Fashipeton authorities have made Z
new rrling which makes It possible fol
wholesale dealers who desire hare.
sttsy to deal in tsx-paid ;industyisl
aacohol 70 do so by makiAs N appli-
{ cation In triplicste to thGix iStffej
& ptohibition otacer. III IS. .s...'.
II the application is arpzcYed 3hs
d44l4r will receive permit sto purnhass
1 alcohol for ninety days, but will vhs
permftfed to buy an 4pdoNhf dur
iu9 that time not exceeding th6 maxi
mum qQantity COVERED hx t9s sEnp|i.
maximum penal suns9of less thxn 60..
O00 the amount Of proof gallons Will Be
4 based upon the estimated proof ExitNns
ii the application for period of'ninety
days.
Drugxists' Sources Restricted
Permits will also be issued to drug:
xists on application. This. alcohol, how.
ever. may be purchased "only from
dealers holding blanket permits, so.
! called, Or from bonded warehouses"
AZ the close Of each nincty-dsy
period the permit is to be transmitted
~ the holder with an application for
renewal Endorsed on the back. The ap-
4 plicAtjon for the renewal shall state
the quantity Of alcohol on hand and
Ia transit Immediately the director,
in case he finds the permittee entitled
thereto, shall promptly issue renew
Il permit and forward 1t to the appli-
cant. This renewal permit will be
quantity covered by tho applicants
bond or as indicated in his original ap-
plfcstion in case he has fled q bond
FOR $4,000.
Applications for injunctions to close
twelve saloons in Brooklyn as nuis-
ances under the volstead act were made
I TO Federal Judge Garvin in Brooklyn
+ yesterday by Assistant United States
District Attorney Peter Brancato. AT
all Of the places it was alleged at least
two convictions or pleas of guilty have
been obtained.
List Of Alleged 'sNuisanees''
The twelve places are those Of Died
rich Lutjen, ~ Fifth Avenue; Edward
qpiInani and Stanley Woropinscki. 708
Third Avenue; Samuel Thier and
Samuel Wolpert, 772 Third Avenue;
Alexander Silverman, 668 Third Ave-
nue.: Edward O. Chandler, % Atlantic
Avenue; Joseph Fennimore, 500 King
ston Avenue; Charles Klein. 52o1 Sec
ond Avenue; Rudolph OssenfoSt. 293
Atlantic Avenue; Adam Nichtman. 637
Third Avenue; Leon Jacobs, 1922 Third
Avenue, and Petef Muller. 1883 Third
Avenue.
Magistrate Geismar, in the Flatbush,
Brooklyn, Court, yesterday sentenced
(lliann Roberts, of 1873 Fifty-fifth
Street, Brooklyn, Federal prohibition
agent, to thirty days in the workhouse
fok breaking into the house oA Elias
Davis, at $40 East Eighth Street, Brook
lyn, without warrant and searching
the house for liquor. 1t was shown
that Roberts had no right to enter the
house, and Davis testified that the for
mar tried ito shake him down" for
having liquor in his possession. Frank
McNulty, chauffeur, of 246 Fifty-sixth
Street, Brooklyn, who accompanied
Roberts. was fined $25, and will be
brought up in Federal court. for i'm
peEaouating an officer.