The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, mAROR 21, 1921. BOOTLEGGING MUST. STOP, LANGLEY SAYS Will Keep Up System of Raids Until Town Is Dry, His Threat. ‘New York is to be swept clean of bootleggers and made a dry city by 4 series of wholesale raids,” Ernest Langley, new Supervising Enforce- ment Agent, declared to-day to an Evening World reporter. The fifteen raids of Saturday night and yesterday were the opening guns,” said he. “Phe raiding forces will be shifted frequently from one part of the city to another, so they will not be per- sonally known to liquor sellers. SPECIAL wauin Special attention will be given to Bir hotels, cafes and restaurants where waiters are alleged to be bootlegging on their own account without the proprietors’ knowledge. “The iid is golng to be clamped down tight, and we shall play no favorites.” —————_— SARDINES MAKE FAMILY ILL. Man, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _ By HS SEL CAUSE HE ISNT ASKED TO WEDDING J ——— § Life ‘With Necktie When m Gets Invitation to Neighbor’s Marriage. Bervices will be held to- for Henry W. Smith, thir- year-old son of Borough Clerk n H. Smith of Glen Rock, N. J., hanged himself to a bedpost with @ecktic in his home in South Avenue because through an cht he had not been invited to a Ing across the street. Henry and the bride, until Satur- Mrs, Jane Chappell and now J. R. Townsend, had been is for several years. She had d him grow from a small boy, gave him books, cakes and >and encoureged him in his To-Nig ht easnivensin SPECIAL FEATURES! |) WILL BE ADDED TO THK ye ug ene Howard || ORESSLER—HANRY. WATSON. AMBASSADOR ‘ THE ROSE GIRL min CHARLES URCELL. LYDIA LOPOKOVA tn Hallet hy M. PRINCESS ™ pe L AIRS [At 11.0. “Opens at 10.30 for Plning THE CHAMPION of Bieny, Ken 8.18 He Oey E16 DOuK BANE OMANCE Wite as Ptomaine Vict! Benjamin Dubiow, his wife, Sarah, and their two-year-old son Sidnoy, of No, 1089 Park Avenue, were taken to ton. Bellevue Hospital early to-day suffer- Henry's boy chum was George ing from ptomaine poisoning. about the same age, ont It is believed their tliness was caused y afternoon George proudly Bat can of sardines they ate last Henry an invitation to Mra,| Dnt: All will recover. 's wedding which he had Awenta lied on Henry, certain there must t home for him, rushed home up. But the ofily invitation ad been sent him was to the after the wedding. Several later, telling him to be sure be in time for the receptivn, Fry's father, who is an official at New York Custom House as “Well as Borough Clerk, and others of the family wont to Mrs. Chappell’s. Henry could not understand why "the was not invited to the ceremony When George had been asked. Mr ‘Smith said to-day George told him he Bes seen Honry “peeking in” at a m Betlevac 7 ‘LIVE GHOSTS SCREAMING COMEDY. WORA MATES Ne oat, SWE Eas The THUATRE GUILD Presents Mit P I M PASSBS BY GARRICK 3 Weet 5th, Fitzroy 15m. Dra, 9.90, Mate, Thurs, & Mat.2.39, | ‘i ii ees Ory Extortion Charge. Hugh MeQuillen, head of the SPecial Intelligence Unit of the Internal Rev: enwe Department here, was informed to-day, that Josiah 7: Smith and Albert Jorte, " Protibitien — Enforcement agentzs, whose homes were gald to he in Brooklyn, had deen held in $5,000 ail cach to-day in Buffalo, charged with extortting money from hotel and galoon men. ts Golding, Sell anil Healy, who made the arrests, sald the money was collected under promise of immunity from prosecution. 2iS EVENINGS B15 D ToS POWGRIFFITHS MASTERPIECE 44™ ST. THEATRE DAILY 8.20. Ma JOHN O01 ausswtusa'* DEAR ME REP LG | Ere. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. METROPOLITAN oem house TONIGHT AT 8.18. <. OUTTERFLY HARDMAN "PIANO THEATRE, Ww, 44th Bt BELMONT Wet, 440 rect Matinees Tura. and Sat. 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