The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 12

Tia B abe war etin Sai, ee ola Cho ok tye hoe ae Oey aww RS : Jack of interest displ the po-| the whil ‘Th th like Amoth, its, dringt the new «lice, “we 'went “to Himes” Square,| magus “One it caught any ones | ARREST ALLEGED BUR o parrot. Gabe PITTSBURGH, barrel. Cabell was re- 1. Somerset ll set to $3.50 and Ragland a reduction of 25 cents a stopped before traMc officers for sev. | eye, it wouldn't let Ko. « ¥ eral minutes, picked out uniformed At $6th Street we walked across BOOZE RUNNER KING a men and walked by thein, went past| to Columbus Avenue, passed two po- plain-clothes men, Into the Astor, A|Leemen, and took thé elevated down- man in a morning cout saw It at the] town. cn 1 etudiously read. the de- Said to Be Head of Bait Phat entrance, scrutinized us carefully. | tails of the Untermyer-Brindell bout | 7 . but made no effort to stop us. Awe on the front page of a paper, the pas- Made Portune Bringing in the Astor's “Peacock Alley” were|sengers gathered many, many eyes- Whiskey. roups of young women. ‘They aw it| {Wh #80 to speak. ‘The man across the | ; at once, and one said audibly: “Look | @wle was about to fall from his seat + MSoecial vo Te Brenig Work at that man with the bottle.” Around | When we left the train at 59th Street.| SYRACUSE, Jan. 31,—Charies Al- the corner, in front of a desk at Down Ninth Avenue, past #everal | euire of Norfolk, N. ¥., said to be the| which women were soliciting funds,|felleemen, one of whom L am gure| mysterious “king of the whiskey run-! e es O. FoR THE BENEFIT OF ‘ another girl sald: “Look at that man Le ier ag & Vanceat Cd leutioe WAY.| nore” of the Stato, in in Jail at Water: Pa * ‘ THE GLOBIN LADY WHOSE EVES js with the bottle.” Henceforth I was presided oven by one Bly. | town, N. ¥., to-day charged with vio- |{{) , I , 1 G 1 AM lh ba Se Oe an vounS™ 4 eo want fe Nene ne 7 “Gosht" he said. “Better cover that] !ation of the Oud iia tea ens (J * wie = Z 01 nou " »| Si e e Let Us connecr club, where 1 admonished the check- Toe Vee Me Mer chek aie eumabanens In the Berit ceuntee have ' THE IMPRESSION boy to “be careful of that bottle.” i : Mr. Fisher and [ sighed. Here was| reaped fortunes bringing liquor across AN nisht” he amiwbly assented. | the end of our quest. We had found| the border. Many of these boore ran- When I got my coat again he grinned |a man who spoke of the bottle. Cops, and said: “Nobody took even alrevenue men, bell-hops, pretty giris,| "°® Were banded together in a gunk, drink.” Honesty was certainly the|conductors—all had ignored us, so far| St the head of which was "“Mape, the best policy for any one who consid-|as converration was concerned, We | King.” ered “spearing ia quick one” from my|had found that New York aa a rule| Revenue Agents John Dempsey and bottle, Because is none too observant, but that bell-| Stephen Dillon of the Syracuse office Mr. Fisher was becoming impatient | hops, taxi men and pretty girls had| made the capture. They went to Nor- Special ita! ~ _ vision of ceciss iiave etail, makes this milk. of | as we left the club, and we went to| their eyes open, And that cops and| folk to live, posing a smugglers and Broadway again. reverie mien inthe pugisat aod most buying, Hauor Rr amail quantities, ‘They unusual value. “[ was hoping you would be locked | promising sections of the city scornea| Ordered @ heavy consignment and after up by this time,” he exclaimed fer-|a bottle openly transported for four baying Se es ee x il be vently, “Aren't we having tough|hours. We told Billy all about it.| ~~ Our representative w duck?" Billy is a philosopher. “Oh, yes.” Lagreed. “It's really too] “That's all right. Your conscience bad I can't «pend the night in jal yt acs was clear,” he said, sagely, “But If 9 | “Let's take the Interborough,” he} you had a half-pint in your inside or Cc apggested. “Then, if nothing hap-| pocket most likely you'd have been leased to tell-you the ~ i ory of Borden's’Grade A" pene, I know a cop whom I can get] nailed. It doesn't mean anything.” The Original 0 pinch you and put you right in ®) Forthwith, we presented Billy with Malted Milk ceil “Loull eet out ina day oF ower the bottle. ‘But if any of our gentle and it'll make a bully story.” “Never mind," I put in hastily. ‘Tt | wouldn't really be fuir to the readers. We must be desperately honest.” On the uptown train I rectined on a girap directly in front of an elderly pre lady. ‘The bottle was.on a level with} arpeNy jan ston ae ; her eyes. She spied it at once, Sans Byte nee glanced nervously from right to lett, | dition was reported to-day as “greatly |and looked up at me as if to say, |tmproved,” and it was hopel by his “Len't it a shame? This liquor! 1] physician that he would be able to re- Why, wonder if he will attack me?” Some | sume his duties at the Capitol by Tues- ( 4 men also became interested and chat- | day or Wednesday. The Governor h 3 A BELL HOP \ ted congenially about the Volstead | peen suffering {rom & bronchial cold aud act, keeping an eye on the bottle all! from overwor! HOLME S = readers wish to try the experiment for Infants and Invalids Mr. Fisher and I both advise them to| Avoid Imitations and Sul fill the bottle with the same liquid that we used—cold tea. - ‘OOL, 8: suits & O'COATS at " Sth Ave, Tailors, A973 to 12 70 Volaas COHEN'S, 265 Gth Av. 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They seemed to | OVE thelr shoulders, One man watched It go by with an expression be fascinated. An old gentleman =} f longing tenderness. Snubbed ‘by Everybody Ex-| across the aisio craned his neck tor- | Of (OMine top of the stairs in the ag ‘on the bottle, and as we walked past and They Never Were & dozen even watched the departure | fin his eyes. followed, dh Aaa Pinched. ‘ he lost his balance and nearly fe el Walhoa thnae Ge Hotes over, Then he resumed his accus- though looking for some one. A dig-| !™med Position. mr) nified man With a beard caught sight| After being overlooked by one 's ard and watched in ecstasy. Then | ¢, chs e aa shuckie M yer of the Biltmore a bell boy saw | . “ cept a Former. Bar Boy Pe noe Eee eke oe ae, on us approach, His eyes became fixed will Furnish Your Home dozen © These few coins that look so small in the palm of your hand will make your home- dreams come true. No need to touch that nest-egg you have ad Roger Batchelder. chance er, hastily|@c patrolman and two policemen we F & - at bas a Now York “hip- EAluitea op evewiassar, anf Mtured.| went along 43d Street toward Broad- Jaid away. No need to wait and hope for the | ete of taking it with him in these | Bellhops glanced casually at it, but|way. And here we found two more ff home-things you've always longed for. } : observing types of New Yorkers. tk ; (A aret ce Biealiiad iy Mallon w Western train. was Heliboya, had. ‘hitherto won. first With our Liberal Credit Plan your “Small B, and the answer is—appar-| ooining in tere, surely, would be | honors, but now the taxi drivers came || Change” will make a Big Change in your home. chance in the wortd, some detectives watching for unde-| into the race. They turned from their AtinyGGshaveetol dosinetGwcntio and mike ‘Thornton Fisher and I sauntered | sirables, we thought. We posted our-|cars without exception and marvelled 5 leak N thi the subway at Brooklyn Bridge. | Selves conspicuously, so that the bot- |at the strange sight. Then, too, young your selection. ew things are constantly IB my left hand overcoat pocket was | 1° seg Read Jo avery “One waltion women, walking toward us, quickly being shown in each department and are sel!- for,the train and all who came from | a it an ‘gled, whispering com- . Fs ., whiskey bottle, wrapped in news-| jt.’ Five minutes passed without in-|ments to sace thes: Le ing now at the reduced retail prices of today. cident. Not a sign of a revenue! Feeling somewhat slighted by the| ff Your charge account is waiting for you—small \ff weekly or monthly payments. CGibaties; 9 Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings 4 Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings Also Special Price on This Living Room Suite! Sofa with comfortable Rocker and to’match upholstered in Genuine ther, Brown or Blue, Frames mahogany. 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