The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1922, Page 9

SEEK NDCTVENT OF CONGRESSMAN AND OIN RUM RNG Millionaires and Former Pro- hibition Directors Charged With $2,000,000 Plot, CHICAGO, July 17.—Internal Rev- enue agents to-day sought indictment ot more than fifty men, including Millionaires, a member of Congress and former Federal officials, in con- Nection with the $2,000,000 booze ring unearthed here, Federal agents de- clared. Evidence obtained when Harry Mager, former Collector of Internal Revenue, and Benjamin M. Mitchell, politician, were arrested will be pre- sented to a Federal Grand Jury. Sensational evidence of wholesale corruption of Prohibition officials has been obtained, agents said. Two Pro- hibition officers are reported to have been on the payroll of certain brewer- ies with salaries of close to $100,000. “Men on every floor of the Federal Building will be implicated,” an agent sald. Most of the men sought have been out of office for many months. Among those against whom indict- ments will be asked are: A Congresman from Illinois; a Millionaire building contractor; a for- mer high Internal revenue official who, agents claim, received $100,000 as his st two former directors of Prohibition; the owner of an tron foundry, and several subordinate Police offici Col. A arnshaw, Chief of a Special which in Intelligence unit ted the alleged graft operation id i: will take nearty three weeks to present all of the evi- ence to the Grand Jury. This evi- ednce will cover the collection of $500,000 proc even the most highly ern establish- ment y the ring,” Earnst money col- lected w 1 freely among Federal off in immunity. r, owner was in stores whose li- ed. Within a iow he collect- sts exclusively. to show that all to pay this ring real beer shipped rict.’? $5 on ea from the MONK WHO LOVED MATA HARI FOUND|" Father Mortillae in Spanish] }yra Monastery Expiating for Sins PARIS. July 17 (Associated Press) ‘ather Mortillac, the French monk have been the last lover Hari, the celebrated Dutch nd of the war as a en located in the ry at Cartuja de Mortillac broken when said to have been heart- discovered that Mata ‘amous for her at she had a hus- h officer, who married taking her from a Budd- where she was a dancer. id to have entered the an attempt to expiate ns, He is said to be pussing in praye: and fasting, > NEW YORK TRAIN WRECKED IN SOUTH One Kilied, Several Hurt as Five Cars ‘Turn Turtle. SAVANNAH, July 15.—Five coaches on the Seaboard Air Line train No. 3, New York to Jacksonville, turned turtle at 5.30 o'clock this morning one mile south f Cox, Ga. A Negro dining car cook was Killed and several pas- sengers injured. The train struck a broken rail and five of the cars were tossed into the ditch. The locomotive remained on the track with two cars. w: band her in Ji hist tem i to your druggist | . 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This is of contrast- ing colored silk faille or lus- trous satin ribbon, Bright blue or peach or yellow or green would be pretty. For Smart UNGEn Women po FOUR CHILDREN DROWN IN FAMILY, FIFTH SAVED After Rescue Work. PLYMOUTH, N. H., July 17.—Four of the five children of Mr. and Mrs. been wart d not to go near the water. ldllian, was saved by| feel well. who also took from the , are Lena, fifteen; Ber-| drown herself. ola, six, and Leander, four. | her since. MISSING BRIDE LEAVES SUICIDE MESSAGE Heroic Youth Also Pulled Ashore| Husband Finds Note Saying Woman Intends to Drown Self. Policy have peen asked to search for Mrs, Irene Sailagy!, eighteen, the aix- months bride of George Szilagyi, an \rthur Joyce were drowned in Baker's] ironworker of No. 442 Esst 120th Street Shay yaa Seiten She got out of bed Friday night telling River late yesterday after they had|i ey Eusband she was golng to alt in the next room awhile because she didn’: When he called to her some time later ting, exhausted by his|she did not answer. On a table in the ue. next room he found a note saying she ildren, all of whose bodies| was going to jump off a bridge and He has not heard from THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 17, FRSEY IY CHEF SEAS GOP WITH“ WO BEAT WOMEN Two Policemen Threatened to “Break Neck” of One, She Says. 1 to Police Headq: Chief of Police Battersby. “to break her neck."’ They aid of Mrs. Hicks, she says. 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Additional stop at 125th Bt Lexington and Jerome Ave, Subway, of Weet Farms Gubway Subway, or via 6th and 9th Ave. “L" to Subway, thence by trolley Because of charges made by two Negro women, all policemen of Jer- sey City who have the numeral “8” in their shield numbers have been sers by Mrs. Beatrice Hicks said two po- licemen in uniform entered her home, No, 61 Jersey Street, early Sunday morning, beat her and threatened also slapped the face of her niece, Dor- othy Banerzee, when she went to the Leaving the house, the policemen were intercepted by Sidney Gay of No. 115 Montgomery Street, who had heard the cries of the two women. according to Gay, made him put up his hands, searched him and then struck him repeatedly All of the complainants said that one of the policemen had the number The two police men, according to the women and the man, got into an automobile driven by a man who was dressed partly in a police uniform awd drove off laugh- the to ve 1922, Women’s Dusters $4.95 to 29.50 To keep you spic and span at the end of the motoring trip. 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