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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

banner Ell egen Ifoeling al Scpar'
tcmentet for piientligc Irbeiocr.
Spriubelig u%nberholbteS FIN no.
GEN iaa Soueopoitrtter - ira artr
itiarlia til Bergen, til Sronohlein.
til &iebenbapn % oJiaa cmtrent
fra gegpnoelIen al I'll Sflen Ianlt
etpar Iar ierere til Sriitiansialo
% Staponger. Ger ienotes Toit en-
Gang u9entlig, - iii Bergen,
Sronbbicm % til a%isbenbaun meo.
off 10 q II Gage. 5 Slutningen al
ret 17bc Iarhunoreoe oprettebes e!
9tltte fra Sronobiem til RomSoalcn
ipooper % Ell ira Staparger I'll
@ergen % pioere Ill HpmsouIen
MOREOVER, ian Der bleu cit iammelt.
bpngcnbe apitrlIte I'll S%ronobicm.
Mco Srouobiem bar Eoitforbin'
belien iprIig iIet. SnotiI 1777 finn
9 a 8 8arge aarlig; ira npnptc
Star forbeorebeS Eoitgangen til S q
s @auge aarlia.
Sprit meo SaupItibcne % Serll.
tanerne fom Dc repollrttonercnoc
Sprbeoringcr iuben Toitprienet 'cm
1927 optpg GampifibSfarten /
Horge.
: oe isrite 70 Aarbunoreoer ifeoe
ser heller ineen itsrre 6oranoringer
Eortotarterrc, Tortocn bcregne.
oeS life aIerc eftcr %egt Tom MI.
nlcll ogiaa eitcr ocn Niitano Srepe.
lie ifuloc icltNc&.
: 1850 foitcbc GrerupclriS et
"enfclt" 9rcu Cinotil 1 Irf) , Sfil.
iii Woi&, . Sill. iii 9aroit. 1 Sfin.
til 9%riitiouSIano % 10 Stiu. III
Stapanger. Bergen % ~Sronbhiem;
icnerc fpitcoe ct Srcp iii Set norSlt.
ae Norac n Sill. Sort peo Srl'
merfets Snofsrelie | 1854 bIeu Sor.
toen ems Tor belle Rieet a Sill,
ira 1871 5 Sfil. ariaen bragte ct
Sfriot tiIbogc meo Ell Sorbsielic AZ
%ortocn Ill 20 Gre, iom uontincIt
iparcr Ill 6 Sfia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Sra 5nore RvfyIfe
90 Rcloal.

Sanb er inStrllffet Here Ssosfhlb,
'toen init ie9 itrep. @unnar SprfcIien
osoe lobe San, 66 gar gommel. Sun
bar tlenot lom en- flint Sustsmmermano,
iddleoes bar ban meo / 90zIarene OF
bp9set Statcns SieIoituc paa SautcIios
lGter. San bar p9iaa / flere Nar Saos
meter pad Rasmusfens Saebru9 paa
Sano. Gfosoe bar en- pcnneiel 0tanb
o9 9opt lit al ale ban Tom / Sersrins
meo. San efterIaoer zig Suftrr % S
gsrn; az @srncue er 2 / Gmerita.
samucI 5Iispb bsbe Den 12te Gam, 10
Var santnel. San fsbt paa SIitnb
/ Sanb; men brcp / hnsrc gar ct
8aarosbru9 / SeIia. Seuerc ilptteSe
han iii Sanb % breo gsbterpertiteb paa
Straubitebct.
Serta Nos, fspt Satnes, bsbe 13bc
San, 80 Gar sanrmel. Sun a Gift
meo Rngne Ias, rlbite Ssn al Slagter
Snaemuno Mas. Rnnoen fiber igien
meb fIere Su1na.
Gi bar f1lN %inter berinbc / SiorScne
MI. Set er fomrnet life ioa Tibet enc.
s SuINaI o9 Snub pe Saloa li9gcr Den
oper en- Glen bsi. og / NsIbal opcr en-
Reter. s Snlbafiorben liascr Oct m,
So fra 2bro oe liee tf-Sanacn. Set
er meb Rsb % ncppe 9ampifibet Fan
bolbc 8aatcn aaben. 5 5pIsfioroen lias
ger ogiaa S5.
en- SnfIuenSazGpibem bar faret poer
@p9oerue MI / Set iihIte. Sen er NET
iom Ell nh "Spanifcinse"; men er life
fulot idn onbartct iom benne bar.
s & m 8 | a n D bar man bcennbi
rteb S5ifirrine. Sier brlt9es Tom be:
ficnbt / S%ilbeerpprten. Set er life FAC
faa GrbciosfoIt Iom cr insielIat meo So:
ifiGrine, ps bet fominer bel meh. Sc,
er nernlis life iaa meset anbet at taet
iia fore M for Siben.
s grdtlnnbsbdlen, Sulbal, boiler mar
paa nteb llbbihelie at 8oitpeien. Sra.
fiteu 8iennem Sratlanbsbalen bar sse
betnbclie MI iiben gilene font, iaa CT
llbnibelie bar Heilt padfrrbet.
Set er M paatale at fsre 8ratlanos;
balSpeicn ribere frem iii SnIen - pat
norbre Sipe al SuIbalsponoet. 2ens.
mano @ratteteie, 8elbal, bar arbeioe
rtceet for berne IIon. : @ratteteis bdr
Mslbal % SulbaI en- COB Salsmano naa,
BET gielber at fremn1e beres aommninifa
TONER.
8amlc Stills S~eserlanr. 8elbal, c
bso. San bar en- in~teresIeret 8aarb
brl9er, % breo 8darben fin np til E
Msniterbru8. - Imbisrg Soara er os
ida bsb.
SreIten / 8slbnl, Sornema,t, er n,
paa ubenIanbSreiie for fin Selbreb
Glib. San bar fact gaitor Satres
| Gano. til @itar. YaItor Satnes er np
Zig hiemtommet fra Imerifa, Der han
en- garrGffe bar nirfet 'om Yreit.
Ole Sanielien Soplanb / Saiibd fnIo
tc npli9 90 Iar. Sau er Salibas rloit
Ianb. Ole er belt aanhsfriif % rnsle
pppe BIER Sag. Sa1s SniItrit bsbe 70
flere gar fiben.
Bite Sdnuar 1922.
Spban gefa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Brepe fra Doryes Bygder og Byer.
got Sppebsen; Der er Is gleper.

feot Sppebsen; Der er 16 gleper. s
Iraabal CT Der SfpmoserifoIe meb ~
Gleper. S Spresbal itaI Sierib Rantss
patn bore 9rrertube raa Sn> % @Gp@
ifolen. s @eim iial 8unbiIb Ssrunbss
batter aroislieu bore 29rerinoe paa
SpifoIeu.
Ser er fren,beIes "3atsnau" i gngs
berne mango Steber. Set berer til Saz
gems Srben at fisre ganb paa De itsrre
8aarbe til Siss % Slis. grbeibslssbeb
pe Hsb / gbernc os / gpeeerne Hayes
Der oeiaa oper, "a her / Sinter inscn
Srafit or / Sfoeene.
Sorenifriner Gnbreds 2mnbcpan, TOM
/ nogle Iar bar nGret dniat 'orr Sfris
Der / @aros, fit mn Sorenifrinerembebei
/ SaIlinenal % fIpttche bib M / Seii
nteo Sanilieu.
Secember 1921.
Sorbisre Sic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
era Kpiteseio.

Gfbploslaaet hanbe &lirpfeit / Sslt oo
Snbtreten off iii Snbfisb nf norife 9ibs
Ter til aonfirranterne. Soften bIeo bolot
/ Ifbolbslotalet, % 9onfirmauterne meb
SorGlbre blep inbblibt. Sc, 1on1 eIers
bilbe oGre meb. betalte en- arone. Yrc>
item Sagen bolbt en- pdffer Sdle for De
li,toe % Irltbilb NaabIano fang, mems
Sru Sorp Sai1ien osiiftcrebe pan Sianp.
Gleftrifer Stsurb GAMBIA ipileoe SioIin.
Seq bar begpnbt at end pad "5sgit,is
len" ON Ssnbass Sornibbap; ba bolber
Nnablalo Resie, a a Der life or Yrrz
fen | apiteseibs airfc. IaaSIanb ct CIT
goo Saler, % bet er Ell Spbpesel'e at
iiooc ltber hans Saleritol. Minoerne
fonrn,er iaa pfte frem ira min llnsoor,
bo ies iab unber Griitopber Srluns
SaIeritol pna @onbeiu,s SolfebsiifpIe
| Idret 1880.
Sorleben bar bet 9eeraoelic eftcr
Clap gt,breion Speit / S%peitesr9nben.
Seq traf bam faa pfte, naar ies bar
borte / Spen; ban bar lipGig % pratiom.
Ssben TOM og fog bam bort no!iaa fort.
San a Gift meb Snsebisrs Sore fra
Stafebbgb, % beres GIbite Ssu @icra
numb er / gmeritd. Sou fontmer ban
maafe biem % operta9cr @aaroen, laa
RoSeren Tan iibbe trn9t / egct Sim.
Senbes Sster Gle bar pGret / oeres
Srs / aarebis.
9eorapelie bar Der pe'ad rplt9 pad
| S+riIe / 6ropen, grinfebera, efter ean1z
Re 9slat, iom MI en- Sio hapoe p9ret l
Sriet hog Gipinc og Iasne 8rooen; el@
Iers bar han grober til Ssrherne pdo
8rppenoaarbene Sneiru19 % OLAF larrt
e,olnor 0enuearap. San bar IS Iar
eammel; ieg itrep ON bisle Srsore |
Ssit. -,
Iu er 3aaraanb Sargen o9'aa nsS!
Sun FAR ligset tiI'en9s | mango Iar
pan Gjrhte | Snresbal.
8un6ilS Tasbicrs cher @reipitaS, bum
Iom / aarepis bar hos aietil 8reipitan
ioumeu meb SsIteren Signe ps 'tnreoe
% iteltc for ham. til hans 2sp ifior,
or pa1ad nblis bso.
SuIonnc Susitsils Ssiter pa Sl99ts
ninae fan ice tilie. Sun bar ct ualmtn1
bella paffcrt tibet Siem. Srnen o9 Tel@
,tanb or tilbuie Ser % 8irItfribeo | Or
BETS bcpite Setppning. Seq er IN @iGt
ser pftc. &un er Ell bcsapct abtnoe %
Irier meoet. Sun bar siort ct tort
Qsft / @paocn paa mango Sntraaoer,
Soobe Gibolbsiager, Raalla9en oa Sas
| ritetsorbeioet bar bun prret SirIsn I.
@nr paIaa billet fra mig, 5 JONI or
Sphns SsifenSebsru pa eaers hans
Slrot oa SoIt / Beforehand.
@rnhilb % Smut @e'tcrSal bar M !
SrIt miitct en- Ser til / Tmeritd, nents
liz Smut. Spr upgeu Stp iibcn Ssoc ell
! nrber Sen bcrborte, % III ! Tadr nsoe
9ottcren Sigre. Sor mango Har Itoerr
hsSe poIaa en- Ssu. Sc bar MI Ell SON
III / glmerita. % han tommer bel bienl
til Ior % Sar M.
@unbilb aIotfaritoea | SeIioro er nso,
| IS Iar 9ammel,
6er or baabc SncpterIfpIe og Sn'tolc,
com 0rrer paa SncofcrIfolen or Sslni
Spnebscu. Ser or IS Glcncr. Srrers
! inse paa Spiiclsu CT ente &arte S'ail'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

sibinen.
et-&uslonS
eiort itore
Plsie Sas
er aGere6e
| og 800
npe, itore
leIte gRao.
emf, &bor.
+ for SER
ON Ia.
|flanb til
'rGloreIsis
lpdsie %
i ari9ea,
ls til @r.
t felgen6e
8 be0rguet
loi9beo o.
Stan0 til
Den uIt.
ie9 iaar
90 @orf,
ogIao er
[ of fitbe.
psopboIo."
iera iin
lit Soto.
neo Or0e.
'ert Sorns
fnoerbuist,
life tun0e
f@iicerer Og
til un0er
r1i,&Oluita
rs ManO.
, og ar.
ga bette
RoOitarb,
Sir Grit
ieoIeln al
teren ITO.
DOerItge.
on IeoeSe
@art3
70 ben re.
Berlin,
3 frioiqis
ngdie at
life arre.
bar balt
2eip5ig
igG buor.
oris5 paa
en- itroln.
lonu, ioet
hoprellbe
til @ae.
Flor inba.
n Sorre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Curtin
nyder MI den
bed$tebelbred
[1.,o "A gnnS peS at tase sanlae
~ Slayer al tOlu @aaneSers Sa'
.;,b,s blep u%perfommet, erflGrer
.,t.t apinbe bpenbe ! 2ineoln.

.,c1 par ipag og elenoi9, peienoe
:, SrS ems ct Sunbreoe 8nno, oa leg
,,n,rSte at tase Eanlac, os jeg peter
:, tol glt1o, befinOenoe mig iaa bel
=, lea bar giort nogenltnoe nit
~ d ioobe gRrS. Sobn Curtin, 2oO1
:,ntb Rintb ST., Sincoln, Nebr.
zen por ct belt aar en- meget ipg
.;,Sp, GA oct iaa no iom ON leg al
:, niIbe blipe noget bebre. Seq al
. w ? inotil leg bar fun Stino %
"aperniombelit Der betragter mig
:, "a Ter bpor robliit 90 lterf ieg er,
Tnbc set panifelig at fro, at ieg
foo Q2aaneber iiben bar | Ell lao
6orfatning:"
sonInc iplges at gobe apotbefere
cGp gner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14

oaarbcn pppc peb Eplfeitplen. Ser fdar
iamtlise @Ieper lpiie Wlibbug for CT bill
lis Yris. gmtsifolenS Scltprer or Nrt>
itoffer SGtrum, Nnoeulrrcr Saul aieiSs
berg pg S%aanoarbeibSs og a~isttenIrrers
iroe ahtbarinn Nicllen.
Ser or npIis i Statsraab nbnront nh
smtmanp for Sinmarfeu nemli9 Sasfss
rer og Stortingsmanb Sa9bart Suno.
Com Sfoleoirettsr pitaricrer Carer
grpsfielb mems Spariou er paa Stortin>
get.
Sprenifriper Spiliue er flhttet fra
IIten iii &rasers % / hans Steo er ars
iat Snefsrer Sbcphor Srebritien.
apbberitub, 12te Scbrilar 1922.
Hnna Sble Hielier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-03-14
Ct auoet 1eeorabs iiit9loe

4 :. 6,lpia, Gi.r Of Gieartabrif paa Wattr Ctr.
ut fb6t 'ao uteeet uieoens lea rofsrer nit
Eys,b, har 'pnttst mine Nnrer. % leg bar altio hapt
Fan, stiue gi,rreln 9uialrpaseu. Sta bar osiao
kluo,t rr,b rh,umatiffe Smerter, men 3oan's 8tonsp
ESTs bar oIbrja feil,t at Itrbre mig for etsie Slayer,
Feg ~tilrano,r eubper pluaet weo Npre'n9oprllne at
lac 3odu's."
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
CllbbingCharge
Made Against
New Policeman
Martin Brennan, of Mercer
Street Station. Accused
of Running Amuck in
Lower East Side Crowd
Victims Demand Arrest
Say He Beat Them With
Club and Fists and Also
Made Threats With Gun

Charges we're preferred yesterday
against Policeman Martin Brennan, OK
the Mercer Street police station, and In
this way IL became known that he ran
amuek for half an hour last Wednesday
night in Mott, Mulberry. Spring and
Prince streets. hitting men with his
club and with his fists. and threatening
others with his revolver.
After appearing before Police In
spector Thomas v Underhill yesterday
the alleged victims went TO the Dis
trict Attorneys office and sought 10
have Brennan arrested. They were
sent 20 Essex Market Court, but ar
rived too late. They will try again to-
day 10 have a warrant issued for his
arrest.
Brennan is still doing police duty.
He is a young man and has been on the
force for less than year.
The trouble Is staid 10 have started
AZ I0:30 o'clock Wednesday night when
Brennan, patrolling his post turned
into Mott Street from Spring. He ~
snid TO have walked up TO Joseph Le-
cesse, q cobbler, who was sitting IN
front Of his shop at IL Mott Street
and aimed a blow AZ his head with n
rlgitStiCh. bCtcro NatN'' w N'N
blow with his arm. and has been un-
able to use IL since. Then he ran into
his shop.
Brennan walked to Antonio Miele's
cafe AZ 23s Mott Street. A crowd fol-
lowed him. According 10 witnesses
Miele and Antonio Cometsa were IN
the cafe talking. The patrolman. they
say. hit Cometsa on the jaw and
knocked him down. Micle protested,
whereupon the policeman is said to
have drawn his revolver and threat
ened 20 shoot him.
Then Brennan went out, smashing
window with his club on the way.
Going 20 the Prince Cafe on Prince
Street Brennan is said to have assault
ed John Abineze, Of 25l Elizabeth
Street, with his club. lie is also said
20 have struck Joseph Stefano at
Prince and Mulberry streets.
By this time the neighborh ood was
filed with excited persons who jeered
at the policeman from a safe distance
Policemen were coming from other
posts TO find out what was the cause
of the confusion. They rounded up
Brennan on the rear steps OF old Po-
lice Headquarters on Mott Street. He
was taken 70 the Mercer Street sta
tion and examined by physician. who
pronounced him sober. Then he was
allowed to go home.
Brcnnan's defense is that he was
trying 70 disperse a disorderly mob
and that he was attacked.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08

Santo Cusamano who has been on
trial before Judge Alfred Tallcy and
jury in General Sessions, was found
guilty last night Of murder IN the first
degree in connection with the kidnap-
ing and murder Of fve-year-old Giu-
seppc Varotta in June. 1921. He IS the
third man to have been convicted OF
the murder. He will be sentenced
Wednesday.
The jury retired 10 deliberate IN the
afternoon. They returned twice to the
courtroom for instructions. Once they
asked for definitions Of the various de-
erees OF homicide, and later they re-
quested that some Of the testimony be
read 70 them.
salvatore Varotts. the father OF the
murdered boy. walked back and forth
along the corridor outside the court
room with a uniformed patrolman by
his side, because Of the many and con-
tinued threats that are made against
his life.
The soul OF my boy is in the court
room," said Nsrotta. 1T il in the
jury room. II the jury says Cusamano
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Raid Unearths
Big Bogus Rum
Stamp Plant
Top Floor of Dingy Building
Near the Waterfront Con.
fained Modern Presses and
Fine EngravingEquipment
Made Counterfeit Labels
Frightened Watchman Said
He Feared Death From En-
pIoyees: 3 Arrests Made

The dingy old building at 5si Broome
Street. a block from the Hudson River,
appeared 10 be tenRntless except for a
waste paper storeroom on the first
floor, but detectives hunting for stu
penetrated It's cobwebbsd fastnesses
Yesterday and discovered a stamp and
liquor label counterfeiting plant on the
top floor, which led them 20 call in the
Secret Service.
John s. Tucker and three other Sc
eret Service operatives who examined
the plan. said IL was the most elab-
crate and most carefully concealed
which they had seen In years. The
discoyerers, Detectives Adelman, Con
nors. Burns and Mason, OF Inspector
Underhill's staff. found q considerable
quantity Of liquor in an adjoining
building
Last night police and Federal detec.
tives still were searching for the still
which they are confident formed part
OF the plant and is hidden somewhere
In the vicinity.
The building IN which fake revenue
stamps and labels were turned out
dates back 20 the days when clipper
ships thrust bristling bowsprits over
West Street, and may once have been
the warehouse Of some prosperous mer-
chant whose swift packets sailed the
seven seas.
For years. however. It's windows,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Get IL Quarts of Canadian Rye
For $18 and Still Aren't Happy
This Is in Jersey, Too! Trouble Is That, While
Toronto Man Makes Good on His Promise, His
Bottles Are Full of Grain; Ships Carloads Day

unpacked BY Director Cone In the
presence Of his force. The bottles were
wrapped In individual tinfoil contain
ers. when these were removed escn
bottle was found 20 contain re as
promised, but II was not In liquid fom'
The bottles wero packed 10 their seh-
der necks with rye grain.
According 10 the poliee OF Newark
and adjacent New Jersey towns, simi-
lar shipments have been received re
Gently BY scores Of residents, not one
OF whom has complained 70 the police
Il was said last night that two car
loads a day Of bottled rye are being
shipped 10 cities throughout the
United States by the Toronto bother
"of course il IL a barefaeed swindle.
said Agent Cone in discussing the SIT,
uation, "but 80 far as We are concerned
there con b. no action against the ship
per. since he meets every promise maoe
In his prospectus. IL strikes me- now
ever. that action may be taken through
police sources 70 invoke aid OF the
Canadian authorities IN suppressing
this cntsrprising merchant.
Tho whole OF northern New Jersey
hss been eircularizcd by the Morgan
Rye Company, according TO Elizabeth
police officials, who have called on the
district Attorney TO take such action
as no may consider possible.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Southern Fantasy Heard
At Stadium Concert

True 10 the promise OF literally
sprinkling Stadium programs with
American compositions, Mr. Hadley and
the Philharmonic presented William
II. Humiston's Southern Fantasy at
the second Stadium concert yesterday
evening As the program remarked,
she fantasy was not medley OF South
ern airs. but developed two character
istic themes. The first. lively dance,
though in the minor. said 10 be OF
negro origin, is introduced, after a
plaintive introduction, by clarinets and
bassoons. rises and falls 10 give way
20 A broad, mellow tune derived from
a Fc->> song. played by various com
binations Of wind and strings. The
first theme returns. then both appear
together as the pace becomes fast and
furious toward the end, where the
treatment recalls the finale Of Dvorak's
New World symphony" The fantasy
was well received. Mr. Humiston rising
from his hcld scat 10 acknowledge the
applause.
Another unfamiliar number was q
Barcarolle By william Mengelberg,
orchestrated by Mr. Hadley-its hrst
performance in this form.r-a pleasant,
melodious work we'll suited 20 the
rnoonlit evening. As IL was composed
in Mr. Mengelberg's younger days: Mr.
Gilman cites IL in illustration OF the
conductors remark during a rehearsal
OF Don Juan" that in Holland all
Young men fall in love at sixteen.
Other numbers were Humperdinck's
"Haensel and Gretel" prelude, Moszkow'
skis = major suite, 0p. 80; Johann
STRAUSS Vienna Woods" waltz and
the last two movements Of Tsehaikow-
sky's Fourth Symphony. OF which Mr.
Hadley led a smooth, sonorous perform
anee, testifying to the efficiency OF the
new acoustic arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08

Samille Henri Cone, prohibition en-
foreement agent for New Jersey. called
a conference yesterday OF legal and
police officials Of Elizabeth 10 discuss
means Of dealing with a Canadian Rye
vender who Is said 20 have swindled
hundreds Of persons In New Jersey
and New York within the last six
weeks by an ingenious appeal 70 pre-
yolstead appetites. Agent Cone him
self fell victim 20 the practical Joker
Two weeks ago Mayor Victor mravlag
OF Elizabeth received n letter from
man signing himself Henry Morgan,
and giving his address as bs Colborne
Street, Toronto. Offering TO forward
twelve quarts Of Canadian rye, trans
portation prepaid and delivery guar
anteed. for sis the dozen. The letter
read. in part:
This is 100 per cent rye, of full
maturity and unnssailable quality. IL
will pass all tests as 10 It's ripeness
and the shipper guarantee accuracy
Of every statement made in this recon-
mendation."
Mayor Mravlag turned the letter
over 10 prohibition officials and Mr.
Cone forwarded his check for. SIS TO
the Toronto address, Yesterday the
promised consignment arrived. IL was
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Dead Engineer Blamed
In Report of Officials

CAMDEN, \. j., July 7.-Responsi
bility for the wreck OF the Atlantic
City Flyer on Sunday night last at
winslow Junction has been placed
upon Walter westcott, the dead engi-
neer, by the investigating board.
At the conclusion tonight Of the in
qulry the report throwing the blame
Tor the wreck on the dead engineer
was issued by Charles II. Ewing, vice
president Of the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railroad, and was approved BY
all the officials who took part in the
three day investigation here.
The report says that for some un-
known cause Engineer Westeott was
not in full possession Of the faculties
10 enable him to take the necessary
action 70 stop his train.
Prosecutor Wolverton. one OF the Of
heials taking part in the investigation,
indicated there would be no arrests,
and said. The report speaks for It.
self"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Jury Finds Cusamano Guilty
OF Murder i'm VarOtta Case

is guilty, he Is guilty; II Il says he is
innocent. he is innocent.
II am anxious 10 see Cusamano con-
victed. He took my boy 10 his home
about 3 o'clock the day he was kid
naped. and doped him with cocaine and
then took him away at night in a
barrel"
Cusamano was Varotta's friend. For
years they were neighbors.
Cusamano sat in his cell and chatted
with the deputy sherifs who were
guarding him. At $3.50 the jury had
been out six and half hours and still
there was no agreement. Cusamano
ordered food and ate it. Then the jury
went 20 supper.
Deliberations were resumed az 7:i5
and shortly before l0:30 the jury re-
turned with its verdict. Only seven
spectators were in the court room. One
OF them was Varotta. The news Of
the result spread to the basement.
where Cusamano's wife and daughter
had been waiting internationally. They
became hystcrical and were led away.
Cusamano has been on trial since
June 26. Assistant District Attorney
George Brothers prosecuted him and
he was defended by Joseph s. Rosalsky.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Lawyers Clash
Over Hints of
DryFrame-UPs
Attorneys for Drug Firms
Storm Prohibition Offices,
Intimaiing Agents Are
'Doctoring' the Evidence
Parsons Defends His Men
Three Fishing Smacks With
Disguised Crews Will Be
Added to the Dry Navy

Attorneys representing retail drug
concerns, $50 Of which are 10 be cited
before Prohibition Director Ralph A.
Day and the legal division Of the pro-
hibtion department, stormed head
quarters yesterday. Six cases Up for
revocation oi Basic liquor permits
brought out implications by attorneys
that prohibition agents had been irreg-
ular in procuring evidence II was
hinted by one attorney that agents had
doctorcd evidence, which brought
strong protest from Roscoe Harper. as
sistant legal adviser 10 the prohibition
department. and John s. Parsons, su-
peryising enforcement. agcnt.
"Our agents do not have 20 resort 70
framing 10 make n case" said Par
sons, "and what is more they do not
have 10 resort 10 any unfair means TO
make n living. The agents in this case
where such imputation was made are
long In the service and arc tried and
true"
Attorneys Can Appeal. He Says
Addressing the attorney who made
the innucndo during a hearing MI.
Harper said that IL any attorney repre-
senting retail liquor establishment
even imagined he was not getting a
squnre deal he had the power to sp-
neal Any decision OF the legal diyi-
sion Of the prohibition department or
the recommendations OF the Pronioi-
tion Director could be taken directly
into any Federal court with Jurisdie-
tion. he said.
The implication which caused the
row resulted when one attorney eited
a state rule Of evidence requiring de-
iective. policeman or other agent, 70
leave with the accused a part Of the
sample OF evidence on which the case
was based.
Federal agents have not been in the
habit OF doing this, il was admitted.
but Il was said by Mr.. Harper that
revocation proceedings are brought
under Federal laws and that state
rules Of evidence do not apply, and
that il is not necessary under the
Federal law 20 leave part OF q sam
pie OF evidence with the accused.
Prohibition Navy To Be Enlarged
II was reported yesterday by John
d. Appleby, zone chief general agent.
that three fishing smaeks and score
or more Of fast launches would be
added soon 70 the prohibition navy.
II was said that the boats would be
disguised in every way 70 represent
fishing craft, even 20 carrying fish.
Each ship Is TO be manned by three
general agents OF a big force now be.
ing concentrated in New York. and
these agents will pose as fishermen.
II is argued that most Of the rum
running into the harbor from mother
ships outside the twelve-mile limit is
being done by motor boats and fishing
craft. By having both fishing craft
and motor boats in the prohibition
navy the prohibition boats will be en-
sbled TO mingle with suspected vessels
and possibly catch them in the act Of
lightering whisky from mother ships.
The fishing craft will be used also
10 protect inlets along the New Jersey
and Long Island coasts.