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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Iden titles Clothing
Men Who Attempted TO Rob Store of
julius Wolf Were Articles Sim
liar to Stolen From Store
in Crewe. Va.

Certain articles Of clothing worn
by three men giving the names OF
John Harris, Oscar CAN'T and WI
liam Smith, non-residents, arrested
last Friday night for attempting to
rob the cloth,,rE store Of Julius Wolf,
425 King Street. this. afternoon were
identified bt w. s. Kincheloe, as sim
itari to articles stolen from, the store
of.Marks and KmcheIoe, C'rewe, Not
taway county. Va, March 9. Mr..
kincheloer says. that at the tinie-of
the robbery merchandise| valued at
$500 was stolen. Mr.. kinchel94 con-
versed with all three of the men in
cluding Smith who was shot and who
is at the Alexandria Hospital. Smith
is rapidly recovering from his wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
IA, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1921.
British Captain And Men
Killed in Irish Ambush

Dublin, March "A sensation
a. rescue of Irish prisoners took
place yesterday evening in County
Eoscommon A military party was
proceeding towards Longford in two
lcrries when it was ambushed- by
Irish forces near Strokestown, Capt,
Peel, Of the Ninth I.ancers, and four
soldiers were shot dead and several
of the soldiers, including Lieut..
Tenant, were wounded. The Irish
attacked from both sides of the
road and when the troops were over
come the prisoners they had with
them were taken away.
Two fights took place at Bally-
poreen, County Tipperary, last night
No casualties were reported, but
several shops were burned by the
police later as a rcprisal.
Five English cCnstablcs were
court martialed yesterday, charged
with stealing money from women
IN Killarney. Several witnesses tes-
tilted the accused entered their
homes with drawn rcvolvers and
after rqbbing them fired through the
windows. The court martial! find
irgs were not announced.
At a meeting of the agricultural
societies yesterday Sir Horace Plum
kctt referred to the widespread de-
strution of their co operative cream
cries by soldiers and police, and SAID
they had been denied justice and
even a hearing by the government.
The societies are now endeavorin"
10 get public inquiry through the
Influence Of the British cooperative
societies. Sir Horace declared their
organization was passing through
severe trial, but gaining morally
what it was losing materially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
MOTHER DRINKS POISON
DEAD DAUGHTER LEFT

indianapolis, Ina., March "a -
Circumstances surrounding the
tcaths yesterday Of Mrs. Stoughton
4. Fletcher and Mrs. Eva Henlcf,
wife and mother in law, respectively
Of Stouehton A. Fletcher, mllioa-
aire sportsman and banker, will be
investigated at formal inquest TO
b, held probably Friday or Saturday
DR.. Paul F. Robinson, coroner OF
Marion county, in statement yes
tcrday, said the women committed
suicide by drinking poison. Mr..
Fletcher left for Chicago last night,
but returned here today.
The body of Mrs. Fletcher was
found yesterday morning BY her
mother, according to Russell Stah!,
butler. Stahl said he was sumnlo3.
ed by Mrs. Henley, who was bend
ing over her daughters body and
ordered to bring st;mulant. When
hc returned Mrs. Henley had dis
appeared, Stahl said. According te
DR.. Robinson, Mrs. Henley was
found short time later in her own
room in a dying condition and lived
only a few minutes. She had takeT
the fatai dose from the glass used
sv her daughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Pictures For Children
Y. NJ. c. A.. Arrangcs to Show Tor
Bcys Friday. and Girls
Saturday

The Y. NJ. c. A., announces that
il has just been put on the regular
motion picture circuit Of the Inter
national Committee Of the Assoc!a-
ton in New York and received the:c
first pictures to be shown to the
children at the Chamber of COM
merce tomorrow and Saturday.
The Industrial department of the
Y. NJ. C. A., has operated mo-
ton picture exchange for some time
ard has decided that Alexandria IS
now worthy of it's service and the
association at this place will receive
the service regularly throughout
the year.
The children's movies have be-
come SO popular that the auditorium
which the Chamber of Commerce
.hasa.so kindly been placing at the
disposal OF the association, has be-
come too crowded and the boys viii
he shown the pictures Friday after
noon and the girls Saturday after
noon. The show for the boys Fri
days will be at $3.50, and the girls
will see the show Saturday afte"-
noon at 800. This division was
made very simple by the fact that
the girls go to the Chamber o.:
Commerce Saturday afternoon for
their sewing classes.
The films to be shown this week
are making Automobile Wheels, '
1.-The Hawaiian Islands, "Linoleum
Making" and Apple Blossom Time
IN Normandy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
EORFOLk'S TAX RATE FOR
1921 SHOWS REDUCTION

Norfolk, Va, March 24.-Nor-
folks tax rate for 1921 will be 81
on the 800. which represents a
reduction of 50 cents on the s100 un-
der that in effect last year Despite
the reduction, however. Norfolk's
total revenues from real property
will be about s5OO,0O0 greater than
the aggregate revenues derived from
the same source in 1920. The new
rate is based on the assessment
made last year, which is 81 per cent
greater than the assessment on
which the 1920 rate was based.
This decrease places NorfolS
among the few cities in the country
With a tax rate of S2 or less. In
Virginia, Lynchburg bears the dis
tinction cf having the lowest rea
property tax rate, the scale in thu
'ity being s1.9O. In Richmond it !:
S2:15; in Portsmouth, Newport News
and Roanoke, g %.
Under the city manager form o.
government, Norfolk has placed It:
fnances on the same basis of
BUSINESS corporation. and the var:
GUS governmental departments func
ton ir the same manner as the de
rartments of a business enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Prosperity Week
Merchants to Take Part in Bargain
Offerings April Ill

Alexandra merchants are planning
to take part in National Prosperity
Week. : l.at:on wide effort TO lower
prices on every commodity required
BY the public and a letter is to 2a
sent to the National Prosperity Week
bureau at New YORK City asking for
plans ard publicity on the big safe
week.
This was the actor taken by the
meinoers in attendance at the meet
ing of The Advertising CLUB of Alex
andria which was held in the Chamber
CT Commerce rooms last evening. Ma
tional Prosperity Week is from April
4 to II inclusive and will give the
shopping public OF the city the bes!
week Of bargains ever prepared il
this city.
A constitution in accordance with
the constitution Of the Associated Adj
vertisirg Clubs Of the World was ad-
opted o. the local club last evening
and Llcwcilyn Dyson. Of S. +. Dyson
and Brothers were elected treasure,
of the organizations. The following
were named as members of the eyecu-
tive committee: MessrS. Irwin Diener,
Frank Michclbach. c. Page Waller, Jr.
c. w. Fletcher and Theodore Harris.
The yearly membership dues IN the
organization were fixed at $40, pay
able quarterly in advance. Of this
amount $50 per member IS to be
sent to the Offices of the Associated
Advertising CLUBS of the World a!
New Yori; and will pay for yearly
subscription to the magazine publ
shed by iha; body.
4 number of other matters Of i'm
portar:e were taken up by :he mem
1crs of the club and discussed and a
meeting Of the board OF directors vii!
probably he called in the nea: future
70 prepare for membership cam
paign that will include al! the buyers
and sellers of advertising space and
their employees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Church Procession

Special Services II st. Mary'S TnGa.
= Attracts Lisge Congregation
The Holy Thursday services IN St
Mary's Catholic Church were attend.
ed by large crowd that filled every
available space cf the seating capas
city.
High mass was celebrated by Rev.
Louis Snlet.
The Holy Thursday procession was
mcst impressive. More than a hundre1
Ett.e gir!s. dressed in white and boys
with sashes.. each carrying a lily. act.
ed as guards of honor, while many
elder girls st-ewed flowers in the ais
les in advance of the blessed sacra-
ment, which was carried by Father
Smet. A number of young boys lm cas-
sock and in surplice chanted hymns,
while the procession was moving:
through the church. Miss Margaret
Armstrong, was crossbearer, ana she
was assisted by four little girls,
Misses Rcop, Roland, Carne and Ad-
cock, as side r:bJon bearer. Eight
larger girls carried carnations and
Lighted candles.
The Blessed Sacrament was car
red upon handsome white silk can
cpv adorned with four magnlficen'
white plumes. The canopy was madf,
in Belgium and was purchased b.
Father snet during his recent visit tc
his native country. Four bearers ara
necessary to elevate it during process:
sions. Holy Hour devotions will &c
held tonight at 7,30 o'clock in s..
Maly's Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
: Banquet Tonight
Maundy Thursday to be Observed by
Scottish Rite Masuns

As heretofore stated IL The Gazct-
.e the annual Maundy Thursday baP.
quet Of Randolph Chapter No. 3
Knights Rose Croix, Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite Masons, will DC
held at 80 o'clock tongh. III the Ma
sonic Temple At least 200 members
of the organization are expected t.
attend. Tie ceremony of extinguisn!nG
the lights which will be :eliehted a:
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the
Masonic Temple will be feature OF
the affair. The obligatory toasts will
De responded 10 by members of the
local organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Enjoyable Smoker
Many Athletic Events Staged by O.
D. Boat Club


The Old Dominion Boat Club held
an enjoyable smoker last night which
was attended by more than 100 mem
bers. a number of athletic events were
staged ano at the conclusion of the
program luncheon was served. Muslt
was furnished .oy ChesserS orchestra
Wrestling bouts by Shocks ant
Cockrell, Cornell and Currier ana
Brooks and kirchman were full CT
science, strength and pep, while the
boxing bouts between Sparks and XII
Hubert and Battling Baker and Knock
Out. Mike, were full Of thrilling mo-
ments.
A noticeable feature cf the enter.
tainnlant was the clock like handl
ing cf the program by the entertain,
ment committee, the elimination Of
long waits between events, AS a con
sequence the fun begun promptly at
o'clock and the bouts ended at II
o'clock. Then followed the luncheon
and by u o'clock the crowd was o.
the way hcme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
SABBATH SCHOOLS
PLAN BALL LEAGUE
Expect 1t Will Be Composed
Of From Four To Six
Teams
TO MEET SHORTLY
h. E. Wallace Local Secretary Of Y.
VI. c. 4. Is Arranging For Or
ganiZat:On.

Alexandria is to have Sunda:
School base ball league. At least
that is the prospect just now AMI the
'old timers" who get the base bail
fever about this time Of the year are
rejoicing over ne fact that ihey
will have good amateur bal! this
summer.
Secretary Wallace, of tbe" Y. NJ .
c. A., has visited seven: Of the
Sunday Schools and BIZ, Classes
of the city and all Of .herl have
been enthusiastic over the o;s:hil:ty
of regular base ball for TIE average
player who plays for IT,. love. of the
sport.
The league will pronah'v BE- COM
posed of no less than 70 I teams and
poss%,Y *. A. l.. Ll,"H president
of the Bara,a Bible Class of TIE
First Baptist Sunday Schocl, has
plac,; Tie mat..r of the F;raca team
in th> hands of the regula- athletic
commit &c. Of which Pot.". H. Ccx
is chairman. This class has always
taken keen interest in sports of
Ill kinds, and will doubtless have 4
good team lined up.
The Mems Bible Glass of the
Trinity NJ. f. Sunday School has
appointed committee composed Of
George Hayden, Albert Hurshman
and w. P. BYRD to look ;.it.er team
from that class. The Second Bap-
tist Sunday School had a team last
year and will undoubtedly have a
strong team to compete for the
honors of the Sunday School league
this year.
Mr.. Wallace has not been able to
visit all Of the Sunday Schools as
vet but it is thought that many OF
the schools will be represented and
it is also thought probable that Del
Ray may be able to put team IL
the league. 1t is planned to have
each team play two games caen
week and other details Of the league
Will be worked out at meeting to
be called soon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

The revival services at the FRS!
Baptist Church are growing in inter
est and power. Last nj sn- Rev. S.
W. Cole preached sermon Of grea:
power and the service was irI res.
sive. A large congregation va,
present and the singing was inspir-
rg. No clap tap methods are being
used but emphasis is placed upor
tie word of God operating through
the Holy Spirit. The membership is
being rev,2ct and undouhte .is there
is much interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Police Court Grist
Assault Cases Heard-Speeders Fer,
felt Collateral

felt Collateral
Lottie Fox, colored, appeared in
the police court today as complain
ant against Ida Hawking, whom she
charged with attacking her with a
knife. The arrest was made b.
Policemen Rawlett and Welker
Lottie said: "This woman is a ter
rible woman. The court heard both
sides and sentenced the Hawkins
woman to serve 50 days in jail.
After the court heard the tcsti-
nony in the case Of Edward PlnkneT,
colored, arrested BY Policeman Mag
ner, charged with assault upon his
wife. the case was dismissed.
Two persons arrested by Police
men Magner and. Durrer, charged
with violating the speed law, for
ieited collateral.
A young white woman who w2s
arraiencd yesterday and sentenced
TO serve 30 days in Jail, was again
arraigned this morning and'sent-
cneed to serve six months in jail !.
She was arrested BY Policeman Dur
lCr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Successful Play
Large Audience Attends Production
Of Passion PLAY


''The Upper E-o'n," tna Passion
Pay by Mona. y, or H""ert Hugh
Benson, was presented last night in
Iyceum Hall by the players of the
Catholic Wonen's Service Club, Of
Washington, under the direction oT
Mss Herman, teacher of elocution n
Trinity College. The hall was crowd
ed to its capacity. The play IS
wonderfully simple, yet most impress
sive. All through the performance
the actors showed q respect and a
deep sense of faith befitting the au-
gust dignity of the subject. Tears
came to the eyes of many, when the
Mother Of Jesus witnessed the fall ot
her son rnder the cross. and when
Mary Magdalen and Peter voiced
their sentiments of repentance and
love for the Master All the actors
acquitted themselves wonderfully
we'll of their roles, so much so tina;
i. is hard to single any one Of them
c1t for special mention. though BY
Peter and By Mary Magda!en, the
latter was Miss Madeline O'Brien, de-
serve special praise
NnrrcI, ,r0 AYDiyERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
serve special praSc.'
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

On aud after the 10th of this month
the Commissioner. Of Revenue will De
n his office room No, 7 C&.y Hall,
Cameron street enuaure- from 7.3O t.
8 p. m. to receive iIlrume and persona
property returns, Saturday AMI Sun
days excepted.
CHAS. Fl. CALLAHAN,
6l-12c ... Commissioner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
20 Killed BY Anarchist Bomb
In Milan Theatre

Lordon. March PA bono explo
sion took place in the Diana Theatre.
az Milan, Italy, last night, 20 person
being killed, according 10 dispatch
10 the London Times from that city
MANY were injured, at least 90 OF
whom are not expected to survive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
FISH FOR GOOD FRIDAY

Large and medium roek6Sh; Poto-
mae roe and buck shad. large white
perch, salt water ereakerS, EEnn-
haven Bay Oysters and clans. =. -
+ SANITARY FISH MARKET. Z,
). City Market, Phone 72a.
!. When you get them here, they
como fresh and clean.- Tile
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Episcopal Services
Programs For Tonight and Good Fri
d:,v in Three Churches

day in Three Churches
Hcly Communion will be celebrated
in Chris: Protestant Episcopal church
at 8 o'clock this evening, by the rec,
.or, the Rev. DR.. William J. Morton.
Good Friday service will be at II a
m.
In st. Paul's P. E. Church Good FRI
day services will be held at II a. m
by the Rev. Thorn Williamson, OF
the Virginia Theological Seminary.
At Grace Church tomorrow. Good
Friday, morning prayer and sermon
at 1890 a. M, Passion service from
II to 3 y. m and evening service al
o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
ATTENTION ELKS.

All members are requested to- mee'
Al : D. M. sharp Monday March .
70 organize the ledge before meet:n:
the members of Washington Lodge
George A. Klaus, Exalted Ruler.
10-4c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
Will Probated
George L. Price Bequeaths Estate to
His Daughters

E
EIis Daughters
In the circuit court for this city to-
day the will of George E. Price dated
September IA, 1914, was admitted to
probate. Testator leaves house lis
North Fairfax street together with
it's contents to his daughter, Miss Es-
ther Virginia Price. The remainder Of
e-;ytta asshe be4uea1h 1hSato-l1:s- ritatssh.,
.ers, Mrs. Estelle Mansfield, Miss Kath
erine Price and Miss Esther V. Price
and he oesisnates Miss Esther V.
Price as executrix and she qualified
as sufh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
EASTER EGG HUNT

Saturday, March 26, l TO 4 p. NJ.
In case of rain, Easter Monday
Homo of Mrs. D. Mauchlin Niven
Brsddock Heights.
Benefit of Arbor Day of
Alexandria High School
Tickets, 70 cents
% -...a' ..s#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24

Read toGay's Classified Columns
ir the Gazette. Something there you
need, may be,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
PROPERTIES
Enp 'SAI Mndcrn hrick home.

NISCELLhN PRUPEN iES
FOR 'SALE-Modcrn brick homes
on Harvard Street, Fayette street.
Prince street. Rosemcnt, Johnson
Division. other suburbs. hine
Street and ether business proper
ties. Farms, river places, etc
Attractive Commerce street home
fer 500. Bonds Of all kinds
Morris Hornc,r second floor. 612
King street. Phone 500 and 73l !:
I0-3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY

Will have on sale balance of week
Potomac herring, Potomac roe and
buck .shad, rock fish, white and vel.
low perch, croakers, Spanish mack
erel, oysters and clans.
- - c. H. ZIMMERMAN,
Potomac Fish Company,
7,-lc. Phone 1913.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24

To be we'll dressed; is to be we'll
pressed. -
j.: E1>WE. 30 IT RIGHT r"
:, noa1lham and Ridgely, =
:. Cleaning Department. o...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-24

To be we'll dressed, is to be well
pressed.
81 WE DO 1T RIGHT
Downlam and RidgeIy,
Cleaning Department
7n-6c,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
HIGHER JUICE RATES
SOUGHT AT CUSHING

Oklahoma City. AUG. 80 Following
the action Of The mayor Of the city o.
Cushing asking .Ae corporation com
70 reduce rates Tor electricity
q, Cushing the Minnesota Electric
Iigh. and Power company filed an
application for increase Of rates in
that city alleging that present scned
ules are nc' sufiieien, 10 permit fair
earnings. II IS also alleged by the
company that /. has never been able
20 pay interest on its common stock
The petition states that the company
has made extensive improvements, in
cluding he completion recently OF a
complete distribution system In the
city of Cushing. and also new street
lighting series 70 supply the city with
lishts The company declares that
+. has been furnishing the city with
light al an exceptionally low rate
Il asks for a new basic rate for the
first 80 kil0watt hours OF II cents per
kilowatt hour graduated downward
as larger quantities are used 20
minimum rate OF cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
TWO ARE HELD ON
DIAMOND THEFT CHARGE
Preliminary Hearing Of Hass and
Matsenbocker Brings Out
Much Evidence In the
Case

Oklahoma City, Aug ae.-J. p
Haas and W. N. Moisenbacker.
charged with grand larceny In con
nection with the disap9eamnce Of
diamonds valued AZ s31 900 from 4
local hotel. were today bound over to
the district court for trial by Walter
benson. justice Of the peace.
The preliminary hearing of the
two was completed week ago and the
Justice OF the peace announced he
would take the case under advise
nent Haas and Motsenbocker were
released under 5000 bond each
Their trial will be Sc; on the Sep
tember docket. according TO Rober,
w Maupin. assistant couniy attor-
ney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
PERSONALS OF
!. SOCIETY i.

sidney Ham and family ard Mrs
Neal Higgins returned Yesterday after
a two weeks trip overland 20 Coio.
RADIO SPRINGS Denver and other points
through Colorado
" n w
Mr. and Mrs A Naironey and
Mr Roy Gilmore q Tulsa spent sun
dag with Mrs. r y McKennon
" = a
her mother Mrs Euniee Nelson of
Des Molnes, Iona
N X X
Mrs Jackson spent yesterday IN
Oklahoma city
The Kimona club viii meet Nth
Mrs Ralph Hager. "Wednesday morn
ing at ten O'Clock
w n w
Mr.. Philip Traband spent SUNDAY
IA Cushing
X X Y
Mrs. Waiter Humphrey and Miss
Mary Humphrey are the guests of
Mrs Henry Dodd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
WHY TiiE PRICE OF
MILK WENT tP

Eve have been told hat the loss
n ! horse shoe nail caused the loss
of kingdom and Il IS almos, ~
true thai the loss ~ milk bo''lea
means the ruinailon of the dairy .ua
neas Bottles cost i2 cents each
and the number lost IN wees bus
mess Is stupendous One dairy had
10 dozen 20 purchase IN three weeks
sno her dozen 70 purchase IN one
week. another has lost 500 bottles ibis
year and these aalrles have been eotn
pelled to make two trips before they
can dispose % their milk. said Mrs
J y Piekard today
~we do not think people DO Il pnr
ooAeiy ba' Il il ihe outcome of the
general Indifference Of the American
people Tor 20 amaH thing AZ a milii
bottle
n IL business iosa that ihe bus
ness income must cover I, means
aot alone the loss Of the bottle but
be additional expense Of extra labor
and trips 10 dispose ~ the milk We
cannot sell 10 cent milk and loss q
~ ~ cent bottle We wish 70
leaet break even. Hoping our ef-
forts will meet with the cooperation
Of our patrons 40 this matter Is al
lusted
When Il IL ABUSED and we ear
see our way clear the Guthrie Dairy
association Will lower the price o.
milk. Il Is not an arbitrary raise bu
4 very necessary one" she added.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
AGENTS
RAID BOARDWALK CAFES
Fashionable Atlantic City IL
Shocked When Dry Raiders
Swoop Down on the
Resorts

Atlantsc cisY. " ! AuE 20 State
prohibition asenis aided by pfisate
detectives oafiy t0day rsiaei mans
boardwalk cafes 81 which was ds.
eribad rs the greatest attempt ayrr
made % make Atlantic city bops
dry The warrants to,alled t.s
The raids beKaB late last n'Kht BY
score ~ detectives aud spee' "A
prosecutor Gaskill predicted tha
hay would not end nn,il tomorrow