The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-09
COUNCIL TIGHTENS HOLD
ON SOFT DRINK PARLORS
City Council Refuses to Issue Permits for Places
Where Law Was Violated Dur
ing Past Year.
REVOKED
OTHER PERMITS
More Money Clicks into New Police Station Fund
Six More Permits Are Revoked for
Violation of Law.

/ Tonly Kalla, $50 N. Sheridan road;
Earl Kapplin, 156 Park street; Henry
/ Johnson, 207 Brockett street; Quentin
! Capponi, 904 Park street; Max Ustino-
wicz, 900 Park street; John Shiman-
auskis, Is North Main street; Tom
Chikov 1922 N. Congress street; j.
Klemmen, 200 S. Newell street; Joe
/ Makarewicz, 352 Grand avenue; Christ
/ Nelson, 1854 Grand avenue; Louis
Robsel, AGO Grand avenue; Martin
Schmidt, 772 Milwaukee avenue; Ste
! fan Cvikoc, 366 Milwaukee avenue;
! Albert Karps, 951 Grand avenue; Paul
j Ziezis, 301 North Chicago street; VIM.
4 C. Anderson, Anderson park; Albert
/ Zalubowski, 261 N. Rowland avenue;
/ Jos. Hlavata, 1851 Prairie avenue;
! Gust Dobslaf, 154 Main street; John
! Kuchma, 167 Market street; Boleslaw
i Labedz, 900 Salem avenue; VIM. Grove,
495 Elizabeth street; Frank Zeman,
| ski, 213 S. Rowland avenue; Tony
| Wylezek, 1881 Salem avenue; M.
Johnowicz, SO N. Main street; John
Nuprienok, 481 Elizabeth street; Frank
Landers, 672 Grand avenue; w. Ma
/ tazinski, 1917 Prairie avenue.
The following list of places to
which were granted permits for Class
A. places is published in order that
| the public may know all of the places
entitled under the law to operate:
I Leo Durlak, 900 Racine avenue; Paul
! Simo, 1911 Prairie avenue; Michael
Macak, 1925 Elizabeth street; Frank
Shepark, 1876 Wisconsin street; Walter
/ Wiltowski, It'll Prairie avenue; Frank
Wojecechowicz, 521 Elizabeth street;
JOS Zalubowski, 654 Elizabeth street;
Gus. Machstrum, 272 S. w. Main street;
John Alter, 526 Middle street; Con-
stantin Seroka, 116 N. Fremont aven-
ue; Konstanti Kevecte, 466 N. Sheri-
dan road; Kenosha Slovak Home,
Incorp., 1922 Milwaukee avenue; JOS,
Koretz, 800 Division street; Fred
Borak, 323 Milwaukee avenue; Chas.
Cernohorski, 1919 Prairie avenue; Joe
Laurence, asa Pearl street; Stanley
Duba, 335 N. Pleasant streets Edw. P.
! Theleen, 1901 Prairie avenue; Tony
Burger, 1872 Milwaukee avenue; X. A.
Zinkewich, 173 Milwaukee avenue;
Grin Heating, 1928 Newell street; Vic
tor Fifer, sos Lake avenue; Geo.
Peganoff, COZ Grand avenue; John
Shurpa, 1853 Milwaukee avenue; Val
Blatz Brew, Co., 1852 S. Ridge street;
Ignatz Karcauskis, 1850 lakewood
avenue; Jacob Greenwald, 8 S. Ridge
street; E. WEIGH, 6O7 Milwaukee
avenue; Joe Sagen, 521 Fremont
avenue; Emil Bergeson, Burlington
road; Chas Ignatavicz, 38 N. Milwau-
kee avenue; Ignatz Poczkowski, 833
Newell street; Mark Kuyawa, 522 FIRE.
mont avenue; Walter Kuczynski, 1872
S. w. Main street; Walter Bitautas,
20 S. W. Main street; Steve Krok, $50
Milwaukee avenue; Polish National
Bldg. association, ia Milwaukee
avenue; Loyal Order of Moose, 406
Market street; Sparkling Spring Water
company, Burlington road; Felix
Ameche, 900 Park street; Jos. M.
Meyer, 78 Milwaukee avenue; John
Lipovsky, TIL Albers street; Frank j.
Milkent, 1878 Prairie avenue; Max j.
Fischer, 1862 Park street; Eagles Club,
| Wisconsin street; John Loef, Ills
Prairie avenue; Geo. W. Lergle, 1872
Middle street; Anton Velus, 267 Mil
waukee avenue; German American
Home, 665 Grand avenue; Slavery
Kurainowicz, Sal Grand avenue; J. R.
! Gottfredsen, 78 N Main street; Dan
ish Brotherhood, 904 Elizabeth street;
Mike Witkowskis, 1862 Grand avenue;
John Kleist, 461 Grand avenue Chas.
Peck, 72 S. w. Main street; Math
Kirar, 226 S. Newell street; Joe Han
eel, 102 N. Chicago street; Frank
| Ambrose, I'll n Sheridan road; Leo
pold Elenewski, 1O6 S. Newell street;
Mateuz Wojnicz, 529 Grand avenue;
Albert Kaski, Att Pearl street; Tony
Kozekowski, SO N. Main street; Steve
tSamon, 454 N. Pleasant street; Kohl
man Martin company, 211-213 Ere
mont avenue; John j. Burns, 400
Jenne street; VIM. ]. Schroeder, 3O1
/ N. Sheridan road; John Pikna, 304 N.
Sheridan road; Adam Lorent, 1910
Prairie avenue; K. Zaludkiewicz, "a
Milwaukee avenue; Peter Kodys, 274
N. Chicago street; Walter Schlager,
| S24 Market street; Frank Giannini,
81 S. Newell street; M. j. Rosing, 555
Milwaukee avenue; Stanly Mioduszew-
| ski, lib N. Fremont avenuet; Leonard
Gentle, 456 Garden street; Enrico
/ Ulppetti, 963 Pearl street; Bernard
| Mockus, 30S N. Chicago street; John
Penza, $50 Division street; Hugo Len
cioni, Is N. Main street; VIM. Collins,
200 Newell street; John Zimmerman,
| GIG Middle street, Enrich Modory,
433 Middle street; w. L. Ward, 6tS
Middle street; John Linkainas, 319
Sheridan road; Franz; Matelski, l N.
Main street; Geo. Thomas, "a N.
Main street; Adam Underes, 1852
JENNIE street.
Applications fer Glass B permits,
which are permits to operate soft
drink parors where no drinks of any
alcoholic content are TO be sold, are
issued the health department. In
Glass A place, the owner is per-
mitted to sell drinks containing not
more than one-hal. of one per cent
of alcohol, this being the legal con-
! tent under the Volstead law In the
Glass places the permit does not
give the right to sell drinks of any
I alcoholic content