Evening journal., 1922-05-01
HEARING IN
Raid CASE
GOES over
Continued from PAGE one.

men in the place were in the base.
ment Of the building. II is said
The police officers engaged in the
raid were Sergeant Hahn and Fore
man, Policeman vandegrift, Black
iston, Birch and A. Carey, all in plain
clothes, and Detective Frank j. Ma
honey. Charles b. virden and wal
ter Cook.
The officers proceeded to the place
by roundabout route and one OF
them slipped into the alley just off
orange street so as to watch the
back door. One OF the detectives
quietly entered the front door and
covered Kirby, who Is said TO have
been standing behind the counter.
ready TO give a signal by means Of
a push button TO those in the base
ment.
The officer was quickly joined by a
second officer, and both men kept
the man covered to prevent his sig
Dalling while the rest OF tho ~a.@ets
then proceeded to make their way
below stairs.
When the officers reached the base
ment, however. the alleged players in
the side room had taken the alarm
and closed the door. This was
quickly opened by the officers by
smashing a hole in the lookout glass
and turned the key from the inside.
Arriving here the officers found
that the crowd" had retreated TO
tba ssr4r,r~h,1aff ..t.f.k 80. ..ratoa.
ed by a door several inches thick.
While the door was being forced
those inside the room "surrendered"
at discretion and made no resistance.
The place was fitted up for bet
ting on horse racing, the police say.
There vas a board with the names
OF the horses racing, and telephone
and tickers for receiving and giving
Information regarding the races
There was an arrangement. II is
said, for a man to sit at a telephone
and give out information AT any
time. TO persons calling from outside
places.
The occupants OF the place all
were placed under arrest and taken
to the police station. A crowd soon
gathered and Sergeant Devenish
was dispatched with a few additional
men to clear the street and preserve
order. The big rest room OF the po-
Ice station was soon crowded and
L required some time to get the
prisoners booked and bailed out.
Having discovered quietly the way
he alleged scheme was worked, the
officers planned accordingly. they
say.
The sixty men who were captured
IN the place and held as witnesses
gave their names as follows:
William H. shaw, Joseph Parker,
J. Donohoe. August A.
Gardner John Pasquaie. Alfred Pas
luale. Samuel Muzzi, Lee l.. Jamison,
Daniel L. Loudin. George Warning
ton. w. G. King. Joseph Mcdowell.
John Morrison. Philip Kyrrs. Frank
Pappas, John Horllns, George Brad
for, George Panos, John Christy,
Benjamin Destaney, John Polos.
Joseph Jackson. Elmer r. Cox
Clarence NJ. Michener. Martin e.
Clark. Thomas r. Donohoe. Johnson
c. Howard, Herbert y. Chambers.
Peter Bodine. Mike Salos. soeratisI
Kololidis. Everett l.. Carpenter. Ar
thur Werrick, Harry c. Webb. Els
worth L. simmons. John r.. David
son. Joseph II. Thomas. John oak
ley. George Ellis, Peter Leferies.
Vaughn Bartlett. Fred c. Martin.
Samuel Reed, Levi Fosburg Carl
Jayfield. George Workman, John II. |
Horace n. Groves. Henry
Mack, John J. Manlove. Edgar l.. |
Mayne. Preston L. Dewey. Edward
=. Atwell James ]. Campbell, Dandy |
John white. Harry Walsh,
Walsh, Benjamin Smith,
Tohn Brennan.
After Municipal Court this morn
ng. William II. Shaw. aged 26 years |
vas arrested by Detectives Mahoney |
nd Virden. on a charge of being |
oncerned in interest in receiving |
cts on horse races