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The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
Burnside Notes and Leaks.
By Henry G. Braud.

by henry ~ Drauu
Miss Sallie Beirne Miles, after
spending one week at her old home,
''Houmas House, left for Avery's
Island to be the guest Of Mrs. Will
liam Preston Johnston. | had the
opportunity and great pleasure: to
attend an anti-Iottcry mass meeting
held in the Grand Opera House in
New Orleans, June 25, 1891, the
president Of the meeting was Col.
Johnston, then president of Tulane
University. The orator Of the occa-
sion was Rev. B. NJ. Pamler. The
grand speech of the eloquent divine
sounded the death knell of the LOU
i"jana Lottery Company, Among the
strong arguments made by Dr.. Pal
mcr, quote the following: "The lot
terry must go, or Louisiana is lost.
If it cannot be destroyed by form
Of law, it must unquestionably be
destroyed by actual revolution" "
Thus it was the lightning of logic
scorcl1ed and withcred the Louisiana
lottery unto death.
Edgard J. Waguespack was a bus
mess visitor to New Orleans this
week, Mr.. Waguespack, like the
river, is rising every day in the es-
tccm Of the community in which he
lives on account of his ''stickability'
and faith in the 'raiSin' OF rice. He
is now the pioneer of the industry
here, He expects and hopes to be
here for the next general election.
Hunter c. Leake and Sidney T.
Lewis, caretakers of The levecs in the
Pontchartrain lcvee district during
the periods Of low and higl: water,
got off here last Wednesday morn
ing and proceeded in a careful in
Sp"ttion Of the lcvees of the district
between here and Baton Rouge. Mr..
Leake has been president of the
board for twenty-five years; helped
to take care Of the floods of 1898,
1909, 1907, 1908, 1912, 1913 and
l9lG. Not a creVasse has occurred
during his incumbency as president
His name is q presage that something
will not happen hunt Leak Mr.
Lewis is a veteran levee engineer.
He has fought floods without and
with levees for years. Engineer for
The New Orleans levee board; con-
nectcd for short time with the Ar
kansas system of levee protection,
he is back again, a valuable, ex-
peuenccd leVee man, a member of
the board Of state engineers.
That the citizens of the village to
be Gonzales should have selected as
their first mayor, one who is so well
identified with the place, so eminent
ly fitted for the position, is COM
mendable, and especially that the
suggestion should emanate from a
political antagonist of long standing
is all the more evident that a. spirit
Of get together will prevail n the
newly created village. The selection
OF Joseph Gonzales will be acclaim
ed throughout the entire parish as
the eternal fitness of what should be.
| congratulate my good friend, 'Tee
Joe,' on being the first burgomaster
Of the. village Of his name.
The big warehouse at this place
built in 1909 at a cost of $500, that
could not be replaced now for dou-
BILE that amount, is entirely SUBJ
merged. The last vestige of earth
forming the connection between the
leVee and the building has been
swept away by waves. cone by one
thing. There is IN more W use S for
warehouses on I'll river banks and
old people on eaYh. Good bve to
both.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
SEEKS LEVEE PROTECTION.
Lafourche Police Jurors Visit Dom
aIdsonyille ON Tour of District.

Fawman Thibodaux Of Raceland,
president of the police jury of the
parish Of Lafourche, and two other
policeDjurors from the same parish,
and J. A. Lowell, civil engineer, were
in Donaldsonville Wednesday on a
tour of the parishes comprising the
Lafourche levee district.
BY resolution adopted at meet
ing of the Lafourche police jury held
April ~, these men were appointed
committee to call upon the police
juries of those parishes subject to
overflow from break in the Mis-
sissippi river levees between Don
aldsonville and New Orleans, and
solicit financial assistance to be- used
for the purpose of employing the ne
cessary guards to patrol the levees
Of the river. At the said meeting of
April II, the La arche jury appro-s
mentioned.
The commit made the, tour by
automobile, going first to Gretna,
where they conferred with members
of the police jury of Jefferson par
ish: They then visited in turn
HahnVllle, Edgard and Convent
where they met jurors from the par
ishes of St: Charles, St. John and St.
James, respectively, and then came
up to Ascensi4A From here they
went to Napole kille.
The members this committee re-
port having met th encouragement
at every place visited. They state
that citizens as well as the officials
are thoroughly aroused to the dan
ger of the present high water and are
ready to give every assistance and
cooperation possible in an effort to
avert disaster.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22

Edward Melancon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustin Melancon of this city,
who had been patient at the Touro
lnfirmary in New Orleans for the
past five months, died at that institu-
ton this morning at o'clock, aged
23 years and months. His body
was brought to Donaldsonville today
and the funeral will take place from
the residence Of his parents in Cheti-
maches street tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. Services will be held at
the Catholic church and interrnent in
the Catholic cemetery. Deceased was
an exemplary young man, liked by
all who knew him and his untimely
death is mourned by his many friends
and acquaintances.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
A Farmer Cured Of Rheumatism.

"A man living on a farm near here
came in short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. | hand
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain Lin
iment and told him to use it freely
says C. p. Rayder, Patten Mills, N. Y.
"a few days later he walked into the
store as straight as string and hand
ed me dollar saying, give me another
bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment; |
want it in the house all the time for
it cured me."-(Ad.)
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
Big Airship Wrecked;

The big aeroplane "Hoseas,' on
ITS voyage from New Orleans to
Houston, Texas, last Wednesday. ex-
perlenced engine trouble at Boutte,
IN Lafourche parish and was com
PEELED to descend in the woods. In
allghtlng, the machine was wrecked
but the men aboard escaped unhurt.
The alrship was in command of Can't
II. Emmanuel Mollere, pilot, of Dal-
las Texas. The crew was picked up
by passing automobile on the Race
land public road and brought to Dom
aldsonville, at which place they
boarded the cannon ball train We'd
nesday night for Houston, where they
Will procure new machine and re-
turn to New Orleans, at which place
they are scheduled for exhibition
flights.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
LEVEES FOUND SAFE.
River Commission Completes Inspec-
ton of bikes of Mississippi.

The Mississippi, River Commission
which left St. Louis April 10 on a
tour of inspection of the levees of the
Mississippi, arrived at New Orleans
last Tuesday having completed trip
covering approximately 100 miles.
Col Potter, head of the commission,
declared upon arriving in the Cres-
cent City that they were we'll salts
fed with conditions as they found
them along the entire stretch of
river. 'There is no reason for
ALARM" he said. "The levees are
holding out extremely well and it
looks as if they will continue to hold.
Our trip consumed eight days and
in that time we had ample opportu-
nifty to devote our attention to levees
both old and new. At no place did
we find any great danger
IT,, 1,.na1 E17 q
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
Fourth Ward Levees Guarded.

For the past several days, guards
of the Lafourche Levee Board have
been engaged in patrolling the levees
In the fourth ward, from Donaldson
vile to the St, James line, day and
night. This line of levee is reported
in good condition. The strong
north wind which prevailed Tuesday
night caused a little wave-wash at
point near the site of the old Pic
ayune saWmilI. Wednesday sacks of
earth were placed on top of the levee
and the Wave-wash effectually check
ed.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22

A message of considerable import
ance to the people of Donaldsonville
will be delivered at the meeting at
the Elk5' Home next Monday, April
"a, at 7 o'clock p. m. AS this mes
sage is of vital interest to you, you
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Donald
lV sonville Ice Company, Limited, cor
poration organized by act before Ew-
ward N. Pugh, notary public, on the 9th
day of October. 1884, and recorded in Mis-
cellaneous Book No. s. page 407, has been
by proceedings duly taken in accordance
with law, and now stands dissolved.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22

1t is reported from Washington
that Mont Kelley of Kansas City, who
Tor the past several years has held
the post of governor of Porto Rico,
IS to be removed by President Hard
ing in the early future.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
FOUND;

IN mississippi street. Knights of ces
II bus Gold Charm, with the initials III
81 engraved on back. Owner can!
cover same by calling at THE =Ch
OFFICE, proving property and paying
of advertisement.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22

Come to the meeting at the Elks'
Home next Monday night at T o'clock
and learn something of interest to
you and of Importance to Donald
sonville. ,--..
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-04-22
Preventative Medicine

The tendency of medical science is
toward preventative measures. It is
easier and better to prevent than to
cure. Pneumonia, one of the most
dangerous diseases that medical men
nave to contend W tn, often follows
nrcparss e1id or attack 5ta 4g grip The cold
monia. The lole leSsr the cold hangs
on, the greater the danger. Take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
soon as the first indication of a cold
appears so as to get rid Of it with an
attack of pneumonia when this rem
edy may be obtained for trif1e. (Ad)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15

informara acerca de 10 que signifcaba
la incorporation.
Ell senor Pietrantoni pidio la pala-
bra, una vez que lie fu6 concedida.
empezo hablar de 10 que el entendia
por incorporation, manifestando que
esta de nada le habia serVido al
Partido, va que los repubhcanos del
Norte atendian mejor los unionistas
que a los mismos repubIicanos de aca.
Dijo que ell partido debia dejar la Es,
tadidad como una formula del Porve-
mir y que debia, siguiendo los dictados
del pals, buscar una formula de Union
que permitiera ser ciento por cien-
TO americana, pero la vez ciento por
ciento portorriqueho.
Al hablarse de la fundaci6n de otro
periodico republicano para evitar que
''El TEMPO" tuviera todo el peso de
la campafia, Ell Sr. Pietrantoni dijo que
10 que habfa que hacer era empezar
por suprimir "El TEMPO" que bas-
(Continua en- la p&g 6a)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
PALABRAs DE UN l1DER oBRERo

FL se1or Limo Padr6n Rivera, lider
de la American Federation of La
Dor" en- Vega Baja, nos participa que
los colonos de la jurisdiction antes men
cionada estan mantendiendo jornales
de cincuenta centavos por un dfa de
trabaio de docs horas. Agrega Ell ider
obrero que ellos nunca han lIevado a
efecto huelgas de rebeldia, Y 81 paci-
ficas en- defensa del derecho de las cla-
ses proletariadas, y que en- virtud de la
eT6nea Interpretation que Sc ha dado
a una Orden del Gobernador, de que el
no desea huelgas, tLa Federation
Americana del Trabajo" est& realizan
do una propaganda para desvirtuar y
combatir ell infundado error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
DON r. PIETRANTONI Sc RETE-
RA DEL PARTIDO REPUBLTCANO

Anoche, y en- los salones de Ia Biblio
! teca Carnegie, Sc llevo >efecto una
asamblea informal del Partido Repu-
blicano, a la cual concurrieron promi-
nentes lideres de dicho partido, con el
proposito de cambiar impresiones acer-
ca de la nueva politica a seguir en- las
presentes circunstancias.
En- primer lugar hizo uso de la pala-
bra ell presidente del partido, 1cdo.
Tous Soto, quien explic6 a los Asaln-
bleistas las corrientes de simpatia que
existian en- Washington favorables a
los ideales republicauos. Sc extendi6
en- diferentes consideraciones respecto
al porvenir politico de Ia colectividad
y mencion6 los varios proyectos que
hay presentados en- ell Congreso, en- mu
chos de los cuales Sc desea 1ncorporar
al pals como un Estado de la Union,
asi como Sc refri6 a Ia posibilidsl de
que lTowner apoyara una formula lie
Estado Especial que concediera a Puer-
to Rico una forma de Gobierno como la
dc cualquier Es+ado, sin las cargas in
herentes al mis:ao.
Iruego hizo uso de la ralabra 81 Lcdo.
Lopez Tizol, quisn hizo pa-ecidas M
nifestaciones las dichas por Ell Lcdo.
-Tous Soto. En- una interruption, ell sr.
Rafael Ma. Pientrantoni hizo menci6n
a la question de la incorporation, y
mas tarde ell sr. o'Ferral, pidi6 la
.rresidencia hacienda alusion 10 ma
nifestado pcr el sr. Pietrantoni, que lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
DRAMAS "CIcLoNICos" PoR
Ell TERRIBLE cENTELLAs

Desde ell sabado pr6ximo iniciara Il
cine "Puerto Rico, mas interesante
cada vez, un numero selecto de dramas
"cicl6nicos por ell famoso Juan Cen
tellas, que es mas terrible que ell mis-
mo San Ciriaco''.
Las obras, cual mas divertida, en- q.
toma parte ell ido1o de nuestro publ
co, tendran seis actos Y concluiran en-
la rnisma noche, para delete de la con-
currencia, que saldra siempre del po-
pu1ar cine con la miel en- la boca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
lSEGUIRA Ell GO
BERNADOR IGNO-
RANDO LA MAYO
RIA?-PREGUNTAN
MANANA DISCUTIRAN
LOS NOMBR RAMTENTOS
Han deScendidO deSde
la alta cuImbre-diCe
Martinez NadaI

Comentabase aver en- los cfrculos po.
liticos que la oposici6n hecha por ell
sr. Tous Soto la suspension de las
Reglas def senadO, propuesta por ell sr.
Hernandez Lopez, obedece a un plan
concebido por Ia minorfa para conse-
guir de ese modo que Ell Senado no
tenga tempo sufciente para considerar
todos los nombramientos que Sc some-
tan su consideration, Y solicitar lue-
go del Gobernador que designe sus re-.
comendados.
En- cuanto la moci6n del Sr. Her
nandez Lopez, aver nos dijo este dis
tinguido senador, que dicha moci6n.
pesar de 10 que Sc decia, era absolute
mente constitutional, nos mostr6. al
efecto, ell Reglamento del Senado de
los Estados Unidos, donde Sc consig-
nan identicas practicas, la soucitada
por el en- su mocion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
UN GRAN TRANsFoRMIsTA
EN- Ell CINE PUERTO RICO

Fregolino, ell transformista que ma
yor 6xito ha alcanzado en- el pals, Sc
presentara el domingo pr6xilno en- el
popularisimo cine de Lloveras, EN- tan
da especial, que nuestro piiblieo lie
nara, como siempre.
A fin de comunicar al espectAculo ma
yor attractive, sera exhibida La apa-
che blanca, precioso interesante
"flm' en- que Pearl White, Ia predi--
lecta del pdblico, hara las delicias
de Ell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
LA PoLITICA DE LA MAYoRIA y
LA DE LA MINoRIA

"La politica de La mayoria del Sc
nado---nos dijo ell sefior Hernandez L6-
pez-sera la de precipitar ell informe
del Conite Y rendirlo cuanto antes para
devolver los nombramientos al Goberna-
dor 10 mas pronto possible, de manera
que tenga tempo de enviar otros NOM
(Continua en- la pag 6a)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
IsEGUIRA Ell GoBERNADoR IGNo
RANDo LA MAYoRIA?

Al darse cuenta en- ell senado de que
en- la lista de nombramientos enviada
por Ell Gobernador aparecia un nombre
tachado sin que Sc hubiera salvado la
enmienda, ell senior Tous Soto Sc levan-
to de su escafo y anunci6 al Presiden-
tie que el podria aportar alguna infor-
macion sobre Ell case, va que en- su pre-
sencia Sc habfa tachado quel nombre.
(Contin6a en- la pag. 5a.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
UN MILLION DE CAETAS Y sETEN
IA Y CINCo MIL LIBRos SALEM
EN- Ell ANTONIO LOPEZ"
lopez

Madrid, Feb. 14.-En ell apor can
tonic Lopez ha salido hoy con direc-
ci6n al puerto de Nueva York, condu-
ciendo un million de cartas y setenta Y
cinco mil libros espafoles franqueados
de acuerdo con la nueva tarifa acor-
dada en- ell recionte congreso postal
celebrado aqui.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
Ell ATTORNEY SUGIRIO
AL GOBERlV DOR NO EN-
'VIARA Al / SENADO Ell
|NONEBRE DEL JUEZ DE
YAUCO, SR. NOGUERAS

Segin infermes, aver por la ma1ana
conferenciaron extensamente ell Attor-
ney, sr. Mestre, Y ell Gobernador. Te-
nemos. entendido que ell Attorney fue
ell que sugiri6 a Mr.. Reilly no enviara
al Senado el nombre de- Juez dc Yauc9,
sr Nogueras, que, segln dccilnos en-
otra parto de este numero, aparecio
tachado en- la ista de nombr 2mientos.
Como information de Ultima hcra So
brc este asunt9 podemos informar que
aver Ia olcina del Attorney telegra66
al Juez al marshall, de Yauco, indi-
candolc 10 convenielcia de que presen-
taran la renuncia de sas cargos.
LA JU1yTA cEETRAL Sc REUEIo
Anoche Sc. reunisroa los nlie1bros de
Ia Junta Central del Psrtido Unionis-
ia en- comEa1ia do los senadores de Ia
mayoria psra diseutir la question de
los ncmbramientos y acorlar la apro-
baci6n de aquellos que, no obstante ma
Der sido nonbradqs dur2nts ell confic-
to entire ell Ejecutivo Y ell Partido, Sc
pusieron a salvo en- 10 que respecta a
sus relaciones con el partido, y acepta-
ron los cargos, pero no en- rebeldia con
ira la colectividad.
Ell sR. TRAvIEso Y BARcELo.
En- las oflcinas del Senado scstuvie-
ron una conferencia cordiallsima q. durd
mas de hora media, los sehores Ira.
vieso Y Barcel6.
NO FUE CON Ell DIR. LIPPITT
Nuestro estimate amigo, ell senor
Gustavo A. Ramirez, nos participa que
el no fu5 al senado expresamente en-
compafi1a del DR.. Lippitt, sino que es-
tando eI ALI lego a las olcinas del
Senado, el DR.. 1ippitt acompanado del
Sr. Marchan Sicard6.
oueda complacido el apreciable ami
go.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
UNAENMIENDAPA
ADECLARAR Sc.
CRETAS DETERMI-
NADAS SESIONES
LA DEFTENDEN BAR
cello Y H'DEZ. LOPEZ
FL juez municipal, Sr.
Aybar, cOnferenciO
con SenadOreS

La espectaci6n p1blica sigue cada
vez mas pendiente de Ia actitud que
adopte definitivamente Ell Senado en-
la question de los nombramientos que
10 han sido sometidos por ell Goberna-
dor, y los cuales ha hecho ell Jefe del
Executive durante el receso del Sc
nado.
Los pasillos y ofcinas privadas del
Eenado est&n siendo muy concurridas
por elemOntos del pa9tido unionista,
que han lido conocer Y pulsar la OPT
MON de los Senadores respecto la
actitud que habra de ser adoptada f.
.nalmente.
Ell Comite de nombranlientoS del Sc
nado, bajo la consideration del cual
fuercn puestos aver todos los nombra-
mientOs remitidos por ell Gobernador,
Sc encontraba reunido, durante toda
la tarde de aver los miembros de Ia
mayorfa que 10 componen, estuyierOn
deliberando respecto a la poIitica a
seguir en- 81 informe que habian de So
meter aria consideration del Senado.
LAS REGLAs DE HERNANDEZ
LOPEZ.
FL Sr. Hernandez L6pe, quien en- Ia
session de aver Anunci6 que presentaria
a la consideration del senado en- la se--
sion de hoy nnas enrniendas al Re-
glamento de dicho cuerpo legislative,
en- ell Sentido de suspender algunos pre-
ceptos reglamentarios, introducir una
regla al objeto de que algunas sesiones
pudieran celebrarse privademente, hizo
q un Redactor nuestro algunas decla-
racicnes en- el sentido de que dicha
regla era una medida perfectamente
legal toda vez que asi mismo la Cons
tituci6n y Ell Acta organica determi-
rlaban que todo ciudadano tenfa dere-
cho al ser prccesado a que Sc lie con-
cediese .un juicio oral v pdblico; y sin
embargo en- algunos cssos los Tribuna-
les de Justicia acuerdan celebrar las
vistas privadas segin la naturaleza del
case ante su consideration y para evil
tar que Sc hagan en- publico declara-
clones. de caTacter intimo que pudieran
offender la moral publica. Ademas, nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
INGLATERRA ORDENA Sc SUS-
PENDA LA SALIDA DE TROPAS

ca de La salida de las tropas inglesas
de Irlanda, las cuales deben estar pre-
paradas para rechazar cualquier movi-
niento de revoluci6n. Numeroaos con-
tingentes que Sc hallaban oordo de
uno de los transportes del gobierno,
fueron desembarcados en- vista de la
gravedad de las circunstancias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
(PoR CABLE NeLEsy II

LoNDREs, febrero IA Mr.. Wins
ton Churchill ha celebrado esta maila-
ma una conferences con ell presidente
del Gabinete, Mr.. George, a fin de
Iegar un entendidO en- 10 que refiere
a la gravisima question surgida en- Ir-
landa.
El gobierno anul6 hoy Ia orden acer-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15
UNA MODIFICATION GENERAL
DEL sovIET-PAREcE QUE Sc
VA A INTRODUCE EN- LoNDIEs

Londres, Feb. 14.-El hder del par
lido laborista Mr.. Arthur Henderson
ha declarado que en- las elecciones
municipalos Sc establecera I'm plan para
modificar Ell sistema del soviet.
La noticia publicada en- "The
Times constituye actualmente ell
asunto general de los concentrates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-15

diio el Sr. Hernandez Lopez, que esa
regla era toInada del Reglamento del
iSenado de los Estados Unidos, y podfa
ser perfectamente APPLICABLE en- Ell de
Puerto Rico.
Ell seflor Barcel6, con quien hablamos
tambi6n acerca de este asunto, abun-
do, como el senor Hernandez Lopez, en-
los mismos argumentos legales, agre--
gando que en- Ia adopci6n de dicha re-
gla habia ademas una alta question mo-
raj, que consistia en- que 81 al tratar
la question de alg1in determinado fun
cionario que fuera a ser rechazado ha-
bia que hacerIe cargos de indole priva-
da, no debia hacerse del dominic p1-
blico 81 podia conseguirse un medic le-
gal de que solo fuera del dominic de
los Senadores.
FL senior Barcel6, por otra parte, Sc
neg6 hacernos Manifestations en- re-
laci6n a cual habfa de ser la acti-
tud que asumiria ell Senado, pues segtn
nos dijo no lie parecia bien que 6I pre-
juzgara con una declaration suya la
actitud que adoptaran los demas MEM
bros del Senado.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-09-02
TAKE SCORES IN
RAIDS ON VICE DEkS

Arrests in several disorderly resorts
Noted scores OF inmates late Saturday
and Sunday. Among the places raided
were:
$3.50 s. Michigan Ave; two men and
three women taken.
1928 Wabash Ave; two men and
two women.
1926 Wabash Ave; five men and
seven women.
twelve men and seven women.
2724 s. State St; two men and two
women.
2932 s. State St, two men and two
women.
20 Z. Twenty-eighth St; eight men
and six women.
1920 S. Dearborn St; one man and
woman.
At tho same time police in district7
in all parts OF the city seized about
sevcnty-hve women in the streets.