Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-03
FINAL HOME
EDITION
Odd And
Interesting

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NEW YORK, March 2.--Izzy Elm
stein and Moe Smith. prohibition en-
forcement sleuths today invaded Har-
lem's black belt in quest OF contra
band liquors.
Following an eager stream OF dusky
folks into Louis Immerman's deli
catessen store and observing there was
a rush on canned tomatoes they or
dercd can each. Tho price was "A
bit steep but when they sampled the
contents OF two bottles that were
thrown in they understood the rea-
son.
They reported they seized 400 bot
ties OF gin, three barrels of whisky
and five large cans of alcohol--not to
mention Mr.. zimmerman.
DETROIT, Mich, March q
Twcnty-one motorists convicted Of
violating the speed ordinance were
sentenced today by Judge Charles
Bartlett to serve short terms OF i'm
prisonmeut in the county house OF
correction. Joseph Wakanesku.
bank official was one OF those SEN
fenced to serve ono day. Judge Bart
lett stated today that beginning
March 8, all automobilists found to
have driven in excess OF 80 miles an
hour would receive n minimum SEN
tence of 10 days.
NE WYORK. March Five mourn
ers around tho bier OF i-year-old An
gelina Zarcarcsr. were seriously
burned today. when the drapertes on
the little coffin caught fire from lighted
cardlcs in tho -Zarcares homo in
Brooklyn. Soon the whole room was
blazing. when firemen arrived they
were driven back by the intense heat
and thick smoke. The five bodies OF
the lnourners lay on the floor Playing
the hose In front of them and stumb-
ling thru the smoke the firemen fin
ally were able to reach and crag to
sifcty tho five adults and rescue the
charrcd body of the little girl from
the blazing coffin.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-Florida
rumsmuSsiers hide their ware. upon
the bottom OF the sea when federal
agents approach. high treasury Of
ficisis said today. explaining tho en-
fcrccmcnt difficulties there. There arc
vast cNpsnseS of shosl water and tho
practice OF dumping liquor out OF rum
running boats has become so common
that the Florida shadows wcrc said
to have become almost carpetcd with
whisky.
NEW YORK. March 7.-Dr. Walter
Franklin Prince director of the
American Institute for scientific re-
search. left today for Halifax, n. s.,
whence he will descend on tho famous
ghost of AntiEonish. DR.. Prince WAS
induced TO undertake tho ghost laying
task after several amateur parties OF
Khosthunters had been driven off by
demonstrations they regarded as un
earthly. Alex Macdonald left the
place with his family several months
ago. asserting the ghost had madA life
miserable for them, had started two
fires and killed several head OF farm
stock.
ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. March Il
Manuel Antonio Ortiz, said to be IL
years old. died here today. He was
able to take a daily horseback I1de
until few days ago when stricken
with Influenza II was said to be the
second timo he ever had been i'll
oncc bald, he recently had been get
tins q second growth OF hair.
DENVER, March 2.-Eines oe thirty
dollars each were asSeRcd IN police
court today against ffty-ono women
arrested yesterday on charges of va
grancy. following police raids on forty
men taken into custody at the same
time werc assnsssd $50 each.
Police court was filled with poll
ucians and other friends OF tho defend
ants Chief Of Police williams said to-
day tho raid had been planned for two
weeks.
"Dstsctives have been estting In
formation concerning the houses" said
tho chief land in addition wc received
Information In letters from citizens"
Sixty patrolmen and detectives took
part IN the raids.
WELLESLEY. Mase, March =
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Wellesley college. After a long stand
ing precedent of blond supremacy.
Miss Olive Lmdd OF Lincoln. Nob.. a
young woman with black hair. has
been elected mistress OF the senior tree
day exercises. In the selection OF aides
to tho mistress. the class picked two
blondes and two bruncttcs.
CHICAGO. March c.r-Notices of
May rent increases wero in tho hands
Of thousands OF tenants hero today
under the sixty day clause in yearly
lenses. Vacant apartments seemed to
bo plentiful but these were said to he
held at figures that offered no relief.
city officials said today that a break
in rents could bc looked for next Oc-
tober. the other leasing period. because
OF the spurt In home and apartment
building promised for tho spring and
summer.
NEW YORK. March MARY Pick
ford does not have to pay Mrs, Cora
c. Wlkenniug any part OF tho sles.o0o
which Mrs. WilkcnninE claims was
duo her as commission for getting the
film star a raisNe TO 10000 week. This
was tho verdict OF a federal jury re-
turned last night and unssaled today
before Federal Judge Mack.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Twcnty-,i1 |
persons were forced to flee. scantily |
clad. from the roorning house in which |
thcy lived. when fire early today |
burned the building occupied by the |
Naples Macaroni company and spread |
to the ruumug house adjoining, caus. |