The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1920, Page 19

STILL BLOWS UP, | ROCKS BUILOIN: | DISTILLER HURT Windows int Out by Ex- plosion of Amateut’s Liquor Plant. The dangers that beset amatcur Moonshiners were revealed to-day ‘when Florian Katchera was held by U. 8. Commissioner Samuel Hitch- cock in $500 bail on a charge of mak- ing something with a kick in it, im) defiance of the Prohibition law. Kutchera was a more horrible ex- ample of some results of the Eigh- teenth Amendment than any the Pro- hfbitionists ever exhibited as argu- ments against rum. His head was @wathed in bandages, his eyes were blackened and he appeared dejectod, Policeman Frank Flanagan, who probably saved Kutchera by arrest- ‘mg bim after an explosion in Kut- chera’s flat at No. 174 East Third Street, explained the working of what he said was a stilt that blew up. The explosion shook the building, Liew all the windows into the street, killed a chicken, hurled a red liquid over a cat that dyed it an attractive Wine color and caused a parrot to use language that stocked firemen who responded to a neighbor's call. utchera was running away when Flanagan stopped him and insisted on | sending for an ambulance. The sur- eon said the man would have bled to death had he not received attention, “Kutohera had a five-gailon boiler with a copper coil running through another utensil filled with cold water,” Flanagan said. “The tubing projected through the second utensil, and the alcohol, distilied, dropped a utensil placed under the tip of “Kutchera made the mistake of not keeping fresh cold water circulating in the utensil used for ‘a coil cooler, He also put too strong a fire under his boiler., This made the steam in big volume, and soon the water in | cooler became hot. 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