The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-06-15
Dry Officials Find Illicit Still at the Home of
Stanislaus Csizyk at 1873 Engel Street,
Tuesday Afternoon.
MAKE ANOTHER RAID IN COUNTY
Make Call at Home of Frank Duba and Find Rem
nants of Still There - DepOre Sanitary
Conditions at This Home

as moonshiner by the dry officials
for several months. No still was
found but what was believed to have
been part of a discarded one was dis
covered. The evidence, however, was
not strong enough to warrant an ar
rest there and the man was let off with
warning against any further illicit
liquor manufacture or sale.
Find DeplOrable Conditions.
eve did not find any moonshine
liquor at this Duba home" declared
Deputy F. R. Bloodgood, who was in
charge of the raiders, "but we did find
most deplorable condition and we
intend to report it to the proper health
authorities. have travelled through
out the state rather extensively and
have raided all sorts of homes, but
have never found one in more I'M
sanitary condition. found the family
huddled in this house along with
chickens; the home was so dirty that
the raiders hesitated to enter to per-
ors-f tfeip' duty. TREND to report
tne case to health officials and ask
that they take some action because
| do not believe that the five children
living in the home are getting fair
chance"
"Of course, this is not the province
of the prohibition officials" continued
Mr.. Bloodgood, "but it is the duty
of any good citizen and will file
my report immediately"
County health officials have been in
formed of the condition of the home
and will make aninvestigation at once.
Finds Kenosha Much Dryer.
Deputy Bloodgood said that he and
other members of the prohibition en-
forcement offices of the state had been
"nosing around" in Kenosha pretty
generally since they arrived here and
that they were glad to say that con
ditions were very much changed from
what they were year, or more ago.
He declared that in histopinion Keno
sha had been fairly we'll sponged and
that it was much more difficult now to
find examples of illegal liquor traf-
fic here than in the days before the
grand jury. .
"We did not drop into Kenosha be-
cause we thought the police officials
were not enforcing the law" said Mr..
Bloodgood. "The fact of the matter is
that our reports show that Kenosha
police officials for the past year have
done all in their power to co-eperate
in enforcing the law. Once in a while,
however, we get information which
does not come to the police and it was
in following one of these trails that
we came to Kenosha." asBHfE
He declared that while the state as
whole was "drier" than ever before,
there were still several "wet spots"
and that the dry officials were doing
their utmost to close in on the illegal
traffic in those places, t}.& TFE
Investigate Summer Resorts.
Deputy Bloodgood also showed an
interest in reports that all of the sum-
mer resorts in Kenosha county were
not "extra dry" and admitted that
part of the purpose of his trip to Ke-
nosha county was to investigate these
reports. No raids were made and none
are contemplated at the present, but
vigorous probe into statements that,
liquor had been sold at some Of these
places was being made.
Deputy Bloodgood was accompanied
by several other members Of the state
force. He received the cooperation
of the county and city officials in max
ing his raids here on Tuesday after
noon and evening.