The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-29
Serious Charges Agains
Man Alleged to Have
Enticed Children.
FIND STILL WORKINt
Sheriff Force Kills Two Bird
with One Stone when Inyes-
tigating Sensational Story.

Sheriff Rauen following complaint
of the people in the neighborhood
Fremont avenue, arrested Sam Parma
tus on very serious charge, that o
taking indecent liberties with youn
girls, and also took into custody four
teeh-year-old Mary Kolofski of Is
JENNIE street, who was in the room o
Parinatus at the time the sheriff cslle,,
on Saturday afternoon.
According to the neighbors, Parma
tus had often taken young girls to his
room and kept them there for severa
hours and in some eases over night
His latest outrage was to keep thu
young fourteen-year-old girl in his
room from sometime Monday until tn ,
time of his arrest on Saturday after
noon. Following the young girls non
appearance at her home on Monday, ar
alarm vas sent out and the police have
been looking for the girl. The sheriff
secured his tip Saturday noon and fol
lowing it up with the aid of his depu-
ties, took Parinatus into custody.
Girl Makes Confession.
Parinatus at first denied any knowl
edge of the young girls presence in his
room, but when pressed by Sheriff Raj
en-, he admitted that he had taken in
decent liberties with the young girl
The girl defended Parinatus until she
was told that he had confessed ana
then she admitted that she had sur.
rendered herself to Parinatus when he
promised to purchase her a new dress
The girl further added that another
girl friend had told her of the gen
eTosities of Parinatus and that all sh
had to do was to go to his room and
he would give her money enough to
purchase new clothing.
This she did and remained in his
room from Monday until Saturday, buF
stated that he had never given her the
dress or the money with which to buy
it. The district attorney has question
ed both Parinatus and the girl and
stated that the man would be held OF
very serious charge. Under the pro
visions of the law, the age of the Cir
makes the crime of the man maio,
criminal act and the punishment is
extremely exacting.
Find MoOnshine Still.
Parinatus was taken to the county
jail but then asked to be taken to his
home to get some money that he hac
secreted there. This the sheriff agreed
to do and at ten o'clock Saturday night
went with Parinatus to his home in
an alley leading off of Fremont avenue.
A search of the house failed to bring
to light any money. While at the
house, the sheriff commenced q search
of the house downstairs and found
moonshine still in full operation.
A man whose name was not disclosed
was arrested and at the time of the
arrest was making the "white light
ming" and was even pouring some of
the liquor into bottles. Over two
quarts of moonshine, the still and other
cooking utensils used in the manufac-
ture Of the hootch were confseated. and
taken to the county jail. The man will
be arraigned on the charge of violating
the liquor laws.
A warrant this morning was made
out for Walter Tebot, the man who was.
in charge CT the operations of the still.
at the time Of the raid. Tebot will be
arTaigned in the municipal court on
charge Of making intoxicating liquor
He is being held in The county jail
pending his arraignment.