The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1921, Page 10

10 MMLUON-DOLUAR | RING HERE RUNS HOOCH MARINE (Continued From First Page.) Hauor from the seagoing vessel was left in the hands of a member of| the group. The $60,000 covered the| Yoad delivered at Lighthouse Point last Saturday and included a ship- ment landed at a dock at Double Beach a week ago and two other loads brought to the former place about four weeks ago. The mother smuggling ship, from which the liquor selzed Saturday was brought, fe « large auxiliary sailing vease!, flying the British flag, but changing it when the occasion re- quires. She is constantly on the move, never anchoring until she has disposed of her cargo, When a ship is expected from shore she puts in close, and If the lay 1s clear, quietly discharges that part of her cargo that is paid for. Every dea) must be in cash, no checks or any sort of draft being accepted, and the money must*be paid before the liquor is removed. In the local smuggling ventures the sailing vessel went out just beyond the thee-milc limit of Montauk Point at thé eastern end of Long Island. The Jennie T, involved In last Sat- urday’s seizure, loaded her cargo from the mother ship last Wednesday and mailed into Long Island Sound the next day, waiting for a propitious landing moment. Then the small craft ¢rept into the harbor and tied up at Light House Point. Everything was in readiness for a quick transfer of the cases of liquor to waiting) trucks. Two of the loca! smugglers visited the sailing vessel, it was learned, and tisfied themselves that the stuff was genuine. Who sent in the tip of the unload- img activities at the Light House Point Acck is still a mystery, the radio operator theory having been discarded after investigation, A prob- | able report has it that a resident | near the dock, disturbed by the ac- | tivities of the smugglers, became ir- ritated and telephoned the police, wh> | a half hour later staged the spec- | Alleged “Master Mind Sy |a whiskey smuggling THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1921. ported sixteen miles out of Atlantic City, bound inward, Both ve: customs men believe, intend to cruise about in the neighborhood un- til light craft under a curtain of darkness can reach their sides, un- load the booze, and scatter to nearby inlets, where they will despatch it by motor truck to adjacent cities. ‘The tramp steamer, {t is said, has been sighted off Atlantic City tre- quently before, and immediately after lier disappearance there has been a noticeable increase in the secretive sale of liquor ashore. —S SUBMARINES MAY HUNT THE LIQUOR "SMUGGLING BAND Commissioner Haynes Hints, How- ever, That Navy Must Pay the Expense. WASHINGTON, July Prohibition forces are preparing a dragnet to gather in the ruin runners operating along the North Atlantic Coast, Commissioner Haynes declared to-day. Plans could not be disclosed now without acquainting: the | smugglers of the department's pur-| poses, he added Heretofore chasing liquor smugglers has been more properly # customs matter, as he Prohibition forces had neither ships nor the money to conduct operations at sea, the Com- missioner said. He indicated, how- the Prohibition unit was pre- ever, paring for greater activity on the water, Discussing possible navy co-opera~ tion, Mr. Haynes said he would con- sider very seriously any offer which the Navy Department might make for the use of submarines or other naval craft in the chase. It would be necessary, he said, for the navy to maintain its own ships, however, as funds available for the Prohibition forces were not sufficient to pay the bill. Whispers of an international ring \of whiskey smugglers, Mr. Haynes said, had come to his ears and the agents of the department were ferret- ing out all clues which might lead to | arrest of the leaders of the smugglers. Coast Guard officials said to-day that they were standing by to co- operate with other Federal forces in the search for liquor smugglers. Until Friday. OAPH MAY COURT HOUSE, July N. 26.—The case of Emanuel | Kats, well known Atlantic City hotel | proprietor and alleged master mind of ring, whose tacular raid in which they seized 18) operations have been detected from men. Prosecuting Attorney Sheridan} Whitaker not being ready to pro-! ceed with the hearing, the curses of eighteen men arrested carly Saturday as alleged participants in a liquor- landing expedition from the Jennie T. were continued to-day until Fri- | day, continued at $1,000. was under the State laws. are under bonds Federal complaint. Capt. Joseph Miller of the Loop, whose home formerly was in New Britain but who as a mariner hails! from Port Jefferson, N, Y., across long Island Sound, and the inland pilot who admittedly has given the fictitious mame of Carl Miller of | Greenport, L. L., had to pematn locked | ip over Sunday as no one came to| vail them out. | to appear on a Blockade-running, reminiscent of Givi War days, with all the tang { danger and the high seas, but with ontraband liquor as cargo instead of | arms and ammunition, {s disclosed as a Fesult of the seizure of booze smuggling ships by Federal authori- es In the last few days. Fresh from their triumph at the capture in New Haven Saturday of the Jennie T., swordfishing sloop, soaded with expensive the Buhama Islands, custome officials | complaint of William liquors from} !Long Island Sound to Chseapeake | Bay, was to-day postponed until Fri- ‘day. He was arrested last week in connection with the seizure of 152 cases of Scotch whiskey, believed to have been part of the cargo of the British schooner Pocomoke. whiskey, valued at more than $15,000, Bonds of each defendant were | was seized by Cape May County au- The complaint’ thorities, and is now being held under The men guard on the second floor of the court house here, Diamonds He Bugene Navarre, a chauffeur of 212 Grand Strect, .was held in bail by Magistrate McQuade in Wash- ington Heights Court to-day on Bergen of No. 318 Convent Avenue, who sald Naverre No. diamond which they Intrusted to hi ax a sample. Bergen found all “gema" the transaction was gluse Noted Profe: Mies. GENEVA, N. ¥. July Charles D. Vall, for half a professor of history at Hobart died to-day at the age of eighty-four librarian wr He was college two years. fo are bending every energy to break up \e great liquor smuggling combine which they are convinced ts respon- sible for flooding Atlantic seaports with whiskey. Developments to-day show that while the customs authorities are meeting obstacles in the difficulty of taining sufficient ships and men to voneentrate on the illicit booze smug- -ling, the hooch runners are becom- ng more and more daring. A big tramp steamer, openly ad- mnitting her mission, ‘js cruising mck and forth off Atlantic City, lefying the customs officials within the three-mile limit. Running close to the limit of sufety, she broke out nennants on her halyards bearing 0 anocking signal to the irritated cua- toms men: down your money and come on and get it.” Another vessel, a schooner, was re- loMonTis creoiT employer's reference. Confidential, Bin Pte tor inumrsied Calalon 4 L.w. 9% Floor _Alexander ‘S_ Shoe Sale Further Reductions in Women’s White Shoes $5.35 Instead of $8 and more. All-white and tan-and- white low shoes—strap styles, oxfords and rubber- soled tennis shoes. extraordinary values. No Exchanges, Credits or C. O. D’ Sixth Ave.Cor.19thSt. All sizes are represented in one style or another, but early comers will get the best choice and really —Federal | ¢ The $5,000 the had introduced him to two men who had sold him four diamonds for $1,500 after he had an appraisal made of one im. four which were in his hands when completed were Fr at Hobart College MOTORCYCLE HOLO-UP | HERO IS | RECOVERING. Save In Dying From low of Nero's Clah, ATLANTIC CITY, N. da Samuel Forbes, who tad: traordinary ride of seven miles last night to save tis chum, Leopold Dassen, twenty-two, wi kull was (ra ty a negro hold-ujx man, was 1 July 25.— an ex to be Howpital.. Fortes samp lind been atruc by the o's Lumet bat. Dasa Laura Risle young men fi main highw. where they were picked ‘up by am av ist The also fled after robbing Fortes and Dassen as thes lay in the hond. Forbes dd consciousness and pit, Dasxe me and int to the acat as he ae lust night ie continuing a search for the negro. axe sasiant ntl FOUR HURT AS CYCLE HITS TOURING CAR. ¥ Machine Upnet and Occu- pasts Thrown Out—Avom: Teeth Knocked Out, Kaward Nevinson, thirtysnine; May, thirty-two; thetr daughter, Edith, seventeen, and his son-in-law, John Cafere, twenty-eight, all of No. 26: West 22nd Street, were returning from his eyele and side car, when a touring car shot toward them at Mantrattan Avenue and 123d Street and his daughter and son-in-law in the side cap He turned the machine tn time to avoid more than a grazing blow to the automobile, but the matoreycle and appendage turned completely over. Tie four occupants were picked up dazed apd treated by a surgeon from Knicker- bocker Hospital after which they went home, None was serfously hurt, but Mrs, Nevinson had two teeth knocked out, a PROSECUTOR THREATENS LONG ISLAND ROADHOUSES. Will Gay Facts 1 Before Gr RIVERHEAD, L. ing the death of Robert Keans of Eliza- beth, N. J., and the serious injury of George Sutherland and Henry and George Riggers in an automobile acci- dent in East Huntington carty yester- day, District sald he meant to ask the Grand Jury to investigate the open sale of intoxi- cating Hquors in Suffolk County road- houses. ‘The party Is sald to have been Auto Tragedy Fine drop in fur prices, cash buying, gives command the best i Gr Aug., 1920, $110.00 Group II. Taupe Fox Scarfs Sept., 1921, $35.73 Bat Man if Made Airave Ride to an outing at 8 A. 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