The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 4

rt . the Prohibition Commisstonerynine, No, 551 West Sith Street, | sMcers. beon forged. After the search one | 20,483 convictions in| business agent four presented themeelves at}of them told the steward that the f vistations «| Mecr ard MeCabe had genuine Sit club and insisted on mak. | matter could be “fixed up for $800,."* Prohilition oficer badges with the} 1 roh of the premisex, The, | The steward gained time by pretend- number ee olice believe} xhibited warrants to whieh the fing to have trouble in. getting the! they ar « ged ngents or] names of U. 8. Commissioner Hitch. | money and had a member telephone | 15,910 cases have — hae a with Federal! cock and U, 8. Attorney Hayward had! to the Westchester police. | Al courts, brin s handled to 44 9 said, did not tnolude Fines in Ped- H re deposited in 1 1 at $2,791,000 } —_ a oceedings toward - forfeiture of bonds and other assess- 5) Estimates Six-Year “Critical} ments were pending. if , Bho Specialty Shop of s a Mr. Haynes he committee Period” Will Cost $9,- — ftnere nad been a “splendid reaction" FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET. by the public towards his depart 000,000 Annually. ment’s work and immediately clashed with Mr. Gallivan over the results of WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—The criste|tNe slections of Noe. Une the wollng Will Close Out---Thursday ABAD LAA ICAL itt LAAN ip the Federal Prohibition enforce: |aown in his State of an enforcement Meat fight has been reachod, in the} messure and the + ommissioner as- t o opinion of Commissioner Hay serting that Prohibition had won Os s . t t Sei Glaciosed tonday in reports of re- | where ‘conditions were normal.” A Particularly Choice Collection of mar ur ats cent hearings before a House ‘O- Representative Magee, Republican Priation Sub-Committee of New oYrk asked if the Commis- Hstion Sut-Committes, [ot New, ourk,aued 1 the, Commit, for the Younger Set fiscal year for his department, Mr, | widespread disrespect, defiance and 9 Dad ré Haynes told the committee that tf a eee vt the rahe a 1 similar amount was allowed for Pro- at {8 true of all law," repiie é Aeon , . . bal eee hibition enforcement continuously for] Mr. Haynes. sizes 6 to I6 years. are fiow being five or six years a reduction then ape a ot Gught to. be ‘possible, but that the| FAKE DRY AGENTS FOR DAYTIME OCCASIONS offered at sharply reduced prices critical period for enforcement was WHO RAIDED CLUB ; Bow at hand. ranging from Mr. Haynes said there were 2,800 HELD FOR TRIAL men employeu in the work of Prohi- a Bition enforcement. Because the ap- Five men arrested when they at- ; : Mm Propriation asked for next year rep-|tempted to impersonate prohibition e $45.00 to 190.00 Fesents u reduction of $260,000 from rs : feta year's oullay, he said there woula| Mforcement agents at the Sliver be a slight reduction in his forces,| Beach Yacht Club in the Bronx were Formerly up to 125.00 ut he hoped to re-arrange the organ-| held in $5,000 bail each by Magistrate feation 20 os not appreciably to lessen] wei) jp West Farms Court t a econ ition Commissioner told] OR€ of them, William Gordon, a che An assortment of distinguished types, only one or two Ch I Id ren s the committee that he was ‘‘grati-|feur of No. 47% Ninth Avenue, wa: of a kind, including all smart light or dark colors. fied" with the present functioning of] exonerated by the others, who sald hy his enforcement machine and that the] knew nothing Sf the errand for which ‘ i e ” a Raeerroart was serine fe oo:/ they ad Ned his onb st Brosdway Printed Silk Hand Drawn Crepe de Chine Flat Silk Crepe Fur Neck pieces & Muffs the main. Courts were becoming Th er men were Join MeGrady, ¥ ; i “more sympathetic,”’ he ealsey and een -eight, auto broker. No, 168 Sports Silk Crepe C (ERS Romaine Tailored Fwill fail sentences and fines were becom-]Amsterdam Avenue; Thomas Me- suggesting desirabie holiday yvifts. heavier. Cabe, thirty-six, real estate, No. 360 . . . Series 1s & general Unjostion tol went AWM Bireet: gohn “Murphy, NO EXCHANGES NOC. 0. D'S. NO CREDITS are attractively priced at tighten up, he added. forty, insurance t No, 14 West i In the facal year ended June £6, | 6lat Street, and Pe Boylan, tw ye WOMEN’S GOWNS—Second Floor = error een $2.25 to 25.00 For Gift Glo ” aeilaien. gti eae Madison Avenue- Fifth Avenue, New Bork Gloves Are Truly Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fitth Street The Gift Universal They are useful—they have charm— everybody wears them—rare are those who have too many—and at Gentemeri’s \ they are priced within the limits of practically every gift allowance. 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