The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 21

‘HOW GAN WHISKEY TURN NTO WATER? PROBLEM FOR ROSS Brooklyn eae to "Ask Enright’s Aid in Solving Liquor Disappearance. United Gtates District Attorney Ross of Brooklyn said to-day that he will investigate the whispered scan- dal about whilkéy turning into water .ond will ask Police Commissioner En- right also to make a separate inves- tigation. Thirty-six cases supposed to con- tain whiskey and 78 cans supposed to be filled with alcohol were seized Sept. & by the Coney Island police as they were about to be sent by ship tc Boston. Three days later the seiz- ure was turned over to United States Marshal Powers. Yesterday it was learned that four of the whiskey cases were empt “ight partly depleted and the rest in- tact. One of the alcohol) cans was half full of alcohol, the/ rest filled with water. Mr. Powers said he gave the police a: receipt in jwhich these | tacts were noted. i When the case came up in the Fed- | eral Court yesterday elgven men were found guilty of violating the Vol- stead Act stead Act. It was fsaid that the emptied whiskey cases had been re- ¥, | Chatfleld aggregated $1,050. Salvatore U. S. COLLECTING $35,000,000 BACK | TAXES PER MONTH | Official Audits Reveal Large Sums Due, Says Commissioner Williams. WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. | PPROXIMATELY $35,000,000 | ® month in back taxes is | being collected, Commis- | siner gf Internal Revenue Will- jams said to-day. Large sums have been found due the Government, Mr. Will- | jams said, as a result of a field and office audit of returns, The | ®udit of the 1917 returns, he said, probably wil be completed by March 1. Work already has been Started on the 1918 réturns. filled with copies of an afternoon newspaper which went to press some hours after the police seized the liquor. Bleven men, four from Boston, who were convicted yesterday before Fed- eral Judge Chatfield in Brooklyn, of transporting liquor from Coney Island on @ motorboat bound for Boston, were fined from $25 to $500 to-day. ‘The fines imposed by Judge Chatfield Carmeliia, of Boston, was fined 3500. The motorboat in which the liq was being transported, and the a tomobile treuk are to be sold, and she | remainder of the liquor 4s to be either | sold or destroyed. | Weavers Strike Agatni STONINGTON, Conn., American Velvet Company announced a cut in wages of from 25 to 40 per nt, in its weaving department Tucs- day. The weavers refused to accept the new schedule and went on strike THE EVENING MOUNTAIN SLIPS BACK 66 FEET IN CALIFORNIA Tamalpais, Neat San Francisco, Under Strain, Moves Along, Says Professor. BERKELEY, Cal., Jan. 26.—The | mountains of the coast range in the vicinity of San Francisco are moving slowly northward, caus- {ng enormous earth strain and producing rebounds, in one of which Mount Tatnalpais jumped back 6.6 feet, according to Prof. A. C. Lawson, of the University of Califomia, in a gealogical bul- « letin made public to-day. Tamalpais, near San Francisco, moved northward ten feet be- tween the years 1854 and 1906, and then hopped back 66 feet in 1906 at the time of the San Adreas slip; which caused the great earthquake of that year, Prof. Lawson asserted. A HO COMPLETE’ 300 GRAND RAPIDS URNITURI Ee Perowe Oees SE $1. WEEKLY g <\ OPENS AN ACCOUNT SY ae DOWN ON 505) UE FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVENUE in eyelet and with embroide: Philippine HAN TRIMMINGS Real Irish Crochet, Real Filet Insertions. Hand-drawn Work. 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