The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1922, Page 18

Pare tt ate a Bales aa att al eine je om penal BO PRT ATER |COLLEGE YOUTHS TWO STILLS SEIZED | | EINSTEIN REALISTS| NEAR GRAVEYARDS | BY “FARMER” IZZY JHONENS RIGHTS as Care Free Students t BILLS FACE HARD Order Wine and | Barns in “Dry 4 s Yield Big| 4 Arrest Three. Plants- nan and Two H Adopting the realism of Izzy Ein- | Men /rrested. , land's staff went forth on Broadway | «pooch hound.” and bis side partner, |Tuesday night disguised as colleze youths out for a frolic, easily captured Moe Smith, are back from thelr lat- est exploit, the scizure of two stills | ‘uy Duty ind © 50-50 Political |two sf Rroadway's maidens fair and | near up-State graveyards, Incl | . dentally, they discovere at uch | + Committee Measures Ap- | ¥ete led to where Nauor is sold moonshine” is being shipped to New| } 5 Late last night these sleuths, George | york City from up-State in milk cans. | Li} proved | by Leaders. |Burpeau and John McLaughlin, re-|_ The stills were on farms in barns | * t Hi m1 Vabach-| With them were taken 1,000 gallons | ' ummed in evening clothes to Kebsch- of mash, a lot of alcohol in milk and {ROpecial From a Stall Correspondent | ore “inert From New Orleans’ Res-| ci cans, a woman and two men, The | {1 ts t hat they allege to be a| agents frst hy Pudits ALBANY, Jan Equal righ é 1 Wine, price $8. ‘Then | hey were joined by 1 agent For women is going to have a thorny | qereated the walter Patrick Pow=|,, AME: a drive of miles in broad in this Legislature, if the expe shouted to the manager, | thes, came to the fs ts. Clarence Smith ckson, who shouted to the ok oe , a isetton aca tt me mara of NOW. 2 Benjamin Horowitz, thirty | 10o%ns tor neti they. ca io, happen ‘ nist bills » dashed for the kitchen with | Par meal © sre ahi, wonehaing FEE eee eee eee a sonion Wall Artented fttee of t bottles of what is to appear next Monday before United nthe Gu. 0 Mate Meanwhile. | states Commissioner Hit K i Boric ease 1 jority sulped theirs or tossed |“ hep in four feet of snow the rum 4 ¢ a aus bill ad ¥ * ie jscekers took another long sleigh ride i cee mnedt t jury di is; ne wi pak gol pdisad feeae to Bethel, N.Y. In a barn on Isaac i #4ng to meet them more than half way sah ge beret {beads soso Liff's farm, also near u rd len sore of their other measures. held in $1,000 pail each for a hearing | they say, they found a still in opera 1 Fred Greiner, the’Erie County Re- | this morning tion, a quantity of alcohol and mash, Ypudlican leader, struck another blow Charged with conspiring to make/and while they were th a truck | and sell Internal Revenue permits for] arrived with a load of prunes, fg 4 fet the hopes of the women when he he r oval and sale of Hquor, John Liff and his wife, A ag ai out cppowed'|t val and sale 1uor, grapes. Li nna, Behe bak peng as: eee ca of No. 67 Morris. Street.| were arrested. Both Monticello and | ts Michael Mosolino of No. 48 Morris] Bethel, the agents report, have bee ' nation litical committees, ' : . jPotwithstanding it a been. under. | Street and Peter White of No, 190] dry’? by local option since 1917 stood that Gov. Miller favored the | York Street, Jnisey City. were pivede | a aii it { Proposition. To ee aLwueaier CIDE LC MEN IN TANKER IN DANGER mererpresest sleccon law ie at Jer Oe te eee eared Wilts - Wight," he said, ‘and I, for one, do| Narodu Pole ied aida nae Aeihag Catter Stands by the Arethasa fot propose to have all political com- |coniracted with him to put in type ; tices doubled, Which would. mean {copies of the permits and notified the Bet Ceawee Hern Mere im complete reorganization.” Internal Revenue Department, NORFOLK, Va., Jan, 26.—With the } Senator Lusk said if the women | = fonst. Guard cutter Seminole withir fwanted to have jury duty added to) DRUDGE "ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. Ine ling distance but unable to render (@helr political activities, he’ would — any assistance, the U Arcthusa, have to be shown. 4 “I told the ladies,” he added, “I saw {Be objection to the passage of most of | y@he proposed measures in their be- ‘half, but that I felt that jury duty ‘was an obligation and not a privileg and I wanted proof the women of th ‘Btate are willing to accept the on | Girt, 14, Who Cared for 5 Younger Children, Taken to Hospital. Because of differences which she said existed betwen herself and her father, Mary MeNally, fourteen, attempted sui- aa by gas at her home in Nutley, Tuesday afternoon. jan oil tanker, Hes helpl ing gale off Hatteras. broke her tail shaft yesterday and was obliged to anchor i= |" ‘The Seminole made a {utile effort to N Jeet a hawser to the disabled ei efforts to daunch dur 1 storm ratt ‘One of the neighbors, smelling sas, t ’ fous duties tefore having them thrust) entered the room and notified the poll: n to carry a line to the Arethasa ‘wpon them.” The girl was taken to St. Mary's Hos- bandoned on account of the ‘i ‘ ——_——— pital, Passaic, where ft was sald yes- |“ °'° es bik : “ prscheh hh is i a , was prevailing. There are seventy 1 t WER DIES IN TH SPIRE. terday, she would recover seus preva oy ies erick | Cuiidren since her mother's death, four ‘Theatre at Dessau, capital of Aniuit, years ago. Her father is a moulder. Shas been destroyed fire. Mme. 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Justice Tompkins in 1916, in which h decided that the abutments support- ing the four-track bridge of the New Haven Railroad over Columbus Ave- nue in Mount Vernon constituted a trespass and a nuisance, Justice Tompkins found that the City of fount Vernon was entitled to a dgment directing the —ratirond iny to remove the retainin 1 t back from the lin t ay 80 a8 to leave ds in width, ppealed from th THE EVEwtnu WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY Appellate Division reversed the lowor hurt, Now after years of legal bac | ties the reverses the Appellate Justice Tompking was correct The fliht between the Cl the New aD’ Court of Appeals ty Hav and ” the m the public vn ance. 1908. The constructed seventy WILL OF MRS. CHEEVER DISPOSED OF $90,000, + Rockaway 4 Many Relative, Requests for ‘The will of Mrs. Anna Dow Cheever, Rockaway, disposing of we the valine 1 property ald to be unknown, has ed to probate by Surrogate Queens. 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