Evening journal., 1922-04-24
POLICE ROUNDUP
NLIQUOR RAIDS
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cases OF James T. Garvin. charged
With selling liquor; Marie Fisher.
Fourth and Scott streets. charged
with violating the State liquor laws:
Nick Bostik. charged with violating
the State liquor law. and John Ko-
walski, 211 South Van Buren, street.
and Mike Poczinski, each charged
With selling liquor and violating
state liquor laws. until Thursday;
continued the case OF Anthony MAJ
lisld. 419 South Heald street.
charged with violating the State IL
quor law, until Friday; and contin-
ued until Wednesday the cases OF
Boleslaw Kokolowsii. 100 Lower Oak
-~tro-t and Joseph Tustinnski, 7O2
Lancaster avenue. until Wednesday.
The Mason woman said In court
today that she purchased OF a buck
ster a quart OF liquor which was de-
livered in a gallon jug. and claimed
that. as she paid s250 for only one
quart OF liquor, what there was over
quart did not belong to her. De-
tective Kempskl testified that he,
Detective Sutton. Sergeant Foreman
and officer Blackiston went to the
home Of the Negress and they heard
nomeone caution 10 get rid OF 1T"
When they entered the kitchen the
cratents Of a gallon jug were empty
ing into sink, but two quarts were
saved, he said.
Walazlo told the court that he
once read IN a newspaper that the
making OF liquor was permitted and
that, upon this belief. he started to
make his own" for his home use.
Detective Mcdaniel said that when
he and Detectives Wallace, Virden
and Mahoney raided the house, they
found a still in a closet. the coils n
the cellar. about ten gallons OF mash
and about quart OF the finished
product.
Blows were exchanged between
Detective Kempski and Boleslaw
Kokolowski as the detectives placed /
the latter under arrest at l2O Lower
Oak road
Poczinski was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman Cold and
Detectives Mahoney and Virden when
the three officers raided the Apple
street premises. A quantity OF liquor
was seized and charges OF selling
Intoxicating liquor and violating the
state liquor law were placed against
the prisoner.
The raids, by a curious co-inci-
'-- dcnce took place the day before this
opening Of Law Enforcement Weel
although the police disclaimed an,
Intention OF having made the raid
al this time with that event IN mind
The raids were carried out quietl
and from time to time during tn
day the police swooped down o
some place, capturing those foun
there and gathering In the distillln
apparatus. Some Of the place
were found through tips. SON
through exertions OF the detectl'
department, some through the ol
servation of the patrolmen and n
scrseants on duty.
AT 211 South Van Buren, stree
where John Kowalski was thougl
10 be conducting a still. three con
piete sets of apparatus were disco
cred and three gallons OF liqu'
were found.
The raid conducted on a saloon
lAr ooutAedot SolHtl VI HpuitA al
Scott streets. produced Marie Fish'
the woman in charge OF the plaC
and revealed a dozen or more pc
sons apparently sleeping on loung
and chairs in TIE back room.
Anthony Magliski. charged WI
violating the State liquor law, W
arrested by Detective Horace N
Danneil in "Browntown" early Ss
1rday afternoon.