The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 7

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Néw York is the first in the world to start the gree tment of addicts, addicts leave the city to obtain New Ageatan in Bill Forti Forbids Owner- - ship of yon Than 400 (isang by a vote of one well on thi road to being cured within two months. Four Held for Violation of Federal Law—Addicts Ape ply for Permits. An automodile that appeared to be doing a land office business in some- thing or other at Broadway and 49th Street at 1 o'clock this morning aroused the interest of Detectives Gunson, Maloney and McLaughlin. ‘There were three men in the car, A fourth stood on the Apert at the tonneau door. Men and women spiedaiad the car hurriedly, handed something to one of the men, received something fa return and walked away. After watching the men twenty minutes the detectives surrounded the car,and after lining up its oocu- pants made ® search which, they revealed quantities of raw At the West Forty-seventh Street Police Station the men described No. 64 Fourth Street, Long Island City; Salvatore Geawelde, his cousin, No. 167 Jackson Street, “Brooklyn; Sam Desante No. 333 Union Street, Brooklyn and Jamies Aulston No. 204 West 128th Street, Arraigned before Magistrate Corri- gan to-day in West Side Court on having narcotics in their possession contrary to the provisions of the Har- rison Law they were held in $1,000 | each for examination Monday. When arrested the men had $1,200 which the Police believe to have been the re- ceipts of a single night. 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