The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04

as Q keeper of disorderly house at
1915 Fifth st. and P. Winston was held
as frequenter. ..-
Bertha Franklin, a comedy Negro girl
Of pleasing address, laid in Jail three
weeks on a charge Of keeping disor-
Derby house at 1919 Third st., next door
to the notorious Flynn 3 taxicab stand.
She finally raised 500 30 pay a fine and
liquor charge against her was dis
missed. Pauline Williams, frequenter
of the Franklin dive forfeited $50 bail.
Jennie Smith, charged with keeping q
disorderly house at 1915 Third st., was
compelled to put up bail in the sum of
$500. Ellen Ward a frequenter of the
same place, was released on $50 bail.
Miss Smith not only is redlight lady
of the old school, but she is reputed to
be the sweetheart of Or. Hutchins, a
local corn doctor. 49, .-.'.a
Minnie Brown had to put up $500 on
a charge of keeping disorderly house
at 1905 Third st. "a side-kicker, Minnie
Brown, charged with being a frequenter,
put up $50.
Grover Kutschard runs a notorious
place on the ground floor at 424 Tower
Ave. He was arrested for violating the
liquor laws and for keeping disorderiy
house. He put up 81 900 bail.on the
first charge and $500 on the second.
Last December, he was fined $500 for
running disorderly house. Jack Man
ley, Andrew Herman and Walter Berg
put up $25 to regain their liberty, being
held as frequenters of the Kutschard
joint. May Harris, at the same number,
put up $50 bail for being frequenter
of q disorderly house and $500 fot bah
on a charge Of illegally handling liquor.
She is credited with being the natron
Of the Kutschard place as we'll as Gtov-
er's sweetheart. -
Peter Gordon was arrested for ille-
gally selling liquor and keeping dis
orderly house at 1909 Tower Ave-, the
location of the sly, slippery and well
named Otter hotel. His combined bail
was 1926. G. Bergstrom, ? frequenter
of the Otter slide, put up >$25 bail.
Adele Miller was caught in the drive
on a charge Of selling booze at 1909
Tower Ave. and with being an inmate
Of a disorderly house. This comely
Jewess is lying in Jail, awaiting trial.
as these lines are written. She was ar.
rested at the notorious black and tan
Jones hotel, in room with g. E. White,
a colored man whose mistress Miss
Adele is credited with being. Bro.
White also was held for investigation.
Jim Matson put up $500 bail after be-
ing arrested for keeping disorderly
house at 1915 Tower Ave. .
Francis Gray deposited $500 bail
money after being arrested on q charge
Of keeping a disoYderiy house at l41l n.
Fifth st., next to the free and easy
Cloques hotel. Mrs. Ada Barlow was
charged with being q frequenser Of the
same place. -. g.. -
Mrs. Frances Temple is an old lady
with young ideas. She was arrested at
325 Baxter Ave. on a charge Of keep
ing a disorderiy house. Bail in the cum
Of $500 was required of her. She also
was caught in the net last December.
Jim Hill got into the tolls as result
Of being a frequenter Of the resort.
Margaret Stanton was pinehed for
keeping a disorderiy house at 3lS Bax-
ter Ave. and Henry Stanton, her son,
was charged with being a freauentsr. ,
Anna Williams, q colored redlight
lady Of the old school, went to Jail in
default Of bail, being arrested and
charged with keeping rediight dive at
1911 N. Third st.
Madam Marie viehle, resident at I'LL
N. Third st., furnished bail in the sum
of 600 on a charge Of keeping a red
light salon of>sin. Madam Marie once
upon time was considered prime fav.
orite with then prominent member OF
the police force, as well as great ad'
mirer Of the cooper o" dog.
Andrew J. Perrault and Madam Ma