hum "all:
.: '* TNEWSPAPl-lll
).
ESTABLISHED 1870. ‘
Entered «he South New all: Poot-
, ii COST (if
i [WING 'RLOLS
__ ‘lN _li_l_i_LGRRiA
’ Martial Law Declared in an
' Effort to Put an End to the
Widespread Disorders‘
f 11.1““) lRlillPSAT
l9? SilltfllllVAMUllNl
Wfiilsheviki—E-d—vance Has
, Started the Evacuation of
, Rostov on Don
a;
f
,1 .
3- .
g: nted , Press).——~Dlspatches received
jg- here from Sofia state that; Bulgaria
leecause‘ot widespread riots growing
limited? the high cost of living. .
iiJ VLADIVOSTOK. Saturday, Dec. 27.
'>—-A‘jgarrison of 600 Government, troops
,gt fikotova, forty miles northeast of
.flvrhere the first Ame: an casualties
Jn Siberia resulted, M.._- 21, mullnied
" .flafndwent over to the “partisan" lol'ces
‘i'lastfnight. The murdered two officers
.Who;.1fefused to join them, took four
«machineguns and all (lvll'vl'llluclll
month tion and supplies.
LQN N, Dec. Elm—The llolsllevlk
Vmcgfggainst General Dellliiino has
‘ Mei-earn: of forcing the begin
, 3 Fa movement to evacuate Ros
71" Taliban, in the Don Cossack coun-
mhwnccording to a Moscow Wireless
message today. Many activities have
Wily been transferred thence to
Whvkaz, in ('iseaucasia, it is de-‘I
elated. '
The message asserts that the food
situation in this lion district is be-
: .,,coming more difficult daily and that
5'2;me are continually Occurring.
._1,8..IIEFLlllllflfiETS ,
1 3m lillliiilllli PRIZE
The guessing in Christmas
contest for the $10
fihe South Norwalk
Club
prize offered by
Trust: Company
'cl‘osed yesterday. The total number
Di'accouts opened was 4,663. The
nearest guesses Were: ,
Mary Hoyt, ll Bayview
avenue .............. 4.675—Dec. 3
liars. Carmela DeFlorio,
. 69 Lexington avenue..4 Gil—Di
Mrs. ,Bertha Montgom- ' a (C. 27‘
» ery,’ 4 Ludlow street..4,6’0—AD 1c. 3
Mrs. A. S. Carpenter, 48 0 £ '
Gregory boulevard....4,648——Dec. 22
' Fred'k Pennell, 4 Fair-
, “ "field avenue .......... 4.683—Dec. ..
‘ Miss Hoyt and Mrs. DeFlorio were.
(tied, both having guessed within 12 of
the correct number, but as Mrs. De-
Florio‘s guess was registered first, the.
prize goes to her.
'wjlllllllllelliii *
x, ; AMBlllllN BUT ,
‘ Ntlllllllll
Possessed of a jitney and ambitious
.to engage in the jitney business in
, EBrldgeport, a man giving his name‘as
Amldo Correnty. and his residence as
Nomalk, ‘was arrested, in Bridgeport,
yesterday, charged with neglecting to
obtain a jitney permit. C'orrenty will
befitriEd today. He alsofailed to have
,, registration license with him. Cor-
rent: is not listed in the .Norwalk di-
rectory as living in this city.
Billllllclml
Fell named
for an '1
Serena, ujnnction as
despite the not
vm‘NNA, Tuesday, Dec. 30 Associ-'
has-been declared under martial law 7 plied, ‘3
iHUSAANflANflWIFE
; SAL WWW
.A.._.~_,.
ddhflf
RASSlflNflL
. STILL FREE
on... .. Samuel... M... m... twoon ALCOHOL
Police Bailled by Murder
”Mystery -— Arrested Men
,5 ’ All Set Free—None Admit
‘. Seeing Fatal Blow Struck
BRJDGl-zrwn'l‘. Dec. 31.——Wllq _kill-‘ NEW YORK. Dec. 31.——Unit'ed
ed Hal‘r.‘ llussignol? The police dofStates Marshal Power announced to-
not know and now, nearly :1 monthnigln that he believed'hmov-
after thr mull quarrel, at Willard and _ , .. ,,
'Pcmbroltv- streets, on Sunday nightfewd the wood alcoho. whiskey man~
December 7, the authorities are as far I uiacturlng headquarters of John Re
”ram 8. summon of the crime as they-'manem- BFOOlen undertaker, and
livere when it. was committed. Two Samuel 53199va Brooklyn drugglst.
men haw hm.“ arrested, charged “.“hlheld here in connection with the dis-
techmcamips that they might be held tribution of poison liquor throughout
and their busts bail set in the thou- 3"" England. The place Was a
sands, only to be released a few days B’W‘MY“ 331‘339- he said.
later. Tn» police are still scouring! Receptacle-3 and chemicals used in
the seem-”n apt to be most fruitful “l" manufacture of liquor and per-
but with twin hope, for no one saw fun-us, several empty barrels which
"and Chemicals, Empty
Druggist Saleeby
the blow struck. ,"hzld contained wood alcohol," and
Severn! mung men, admittedly a bit “‘m" ”mined 3‘18“ were {Olmd by the
flushed “9" wine, humeward bound "“”'=‘h,?”- Chi“ Deputy Marshal Dow.
from an ilii’l‘t'mal party at a friend's dc“ and Internal RevenUe inspector
house, h. l‘ .2 1L remark passed, as they _ Gardner, the announcement said.
“101131“. h- ”116 of their number. Re! NEW HAVEN, Dec. 31.»~--James La-
senting who and the threat it inn-7“"?- ”19 saloon-keeper in whose place
’f0liND 'lN ERMA
United States Marshal Power Discovers
That Were Used by Undertaker Rona”
texamination of‘stocka of liquor
Cloudy, probably followed by snow.
jlflll'REAll if t
lNTflESENHNEf t
f
rwoomrn.
4 ptacles
Sugar
' and
Barrels and .
loon the police are said to: ave found
a package 0! wood a! .
United States Commisgléner Lynch
issued several warrant: on.” hich serv-
.ice was to be made at United
'States Marshal Palmer» bed in his
lcare Henry Wilson, of southington:
'James Hurley and .Antonloihlaniboth,
of Meriden, charged with golation of
wartime prohibition. Kirby was re-
leased by the coroner ofikr his in-
quiry into the death of Mrs. Williams,
on Monday.
' NEW YORK. Dec. Sir-Lo Cicero
was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Hitchcock on a charge
of conspiracy to violate the war-time
prohibition law, and.,wae hold in $25.-
000 hail.
committed to Tombs prison; No date
~has been set for a heari .
halted and demanded to[Dunne claimed to have bought his li-. ng
NEW HAVEN, Dec. fills—Coroner
Mix received notice todayof the death
of M. F. Dunne. at Hartford. and at,
.oncc ordered the police to begin an
in
downtown saloons. He understood
that Dunne bought a bottle of “con—
nnc" in a Crown street saloon not
heretofore mentioned in connection
with the wood alcohol case’s. Police
activity was said to be the torerunncr
of several arrests. :
know “w M, utity ot the speaker. quuor. underwent examination this aft-
small cum: .ollected, hot. words wero'el‘tl‘mn' His place had hm“ tempor-
uttered. NW, ugly oats passed, a blow arl'ly closed while samples of the li-
struck, mi. in the melee that follow- qulds m it were taken [0" analysis.
ed, sew“; were bruised and hurt. James Mosca, 24. was arrested by
The mm 1, .. dispersed, some more] order of the coroner and bail for him
(hitting a: 4 the street to free them-3Wmsed pending inquiry ”“0 charges
selves r2. ,- the squabble, and whcnl‘mu he had “slam in transporting
they 10-)“ .lgain at the scone of the “00d Valcohol betWeen this city and
momeml ; wruggle, they saw no one. .39" 10”“- '
but on ‘ln .zposite corner there. lay a‘ In a second search of ulcers sa~
huddled w --.. Blood. gushing from a? -—_..__.__.__._. ‘
deep sh. l. g
l
in the man's side, slowly
spread o\« “be sidewalk.
",U’ ,
((‘onti lied on Page Seven).
VENEltABLE mull .
Mlllrnfiullllls
will Hillel—lull
RETAIN PRESENT;
, REES STAFF
- _.-- - ._-.. _ ”wot...
Monsoon *
GETS mu‘urlzlm
FllllM PARlSfllflNEllS
in default of ball he was
'i
‘ llANll‘ELEPllllNE
Central
During Past Half Year
The except ionaliy large
it was’
believed that Lacey was wider arrest. 9
telephone
- ' BALLS HANflLEfl
222,000,000 Taken Care of at
Offices During
Year, Including 8,000,000
Toll Line—Extensive Con- ! EXP
struction Program ‘ Plan-l
nod for l920—Large De-
velopment in Connecticut
PRINCE REGENT ALEXANDER
December 29th
AND 28 SERBIANS KILLED
losion of Dynamite Also Injured More Than Fifty
Others, According to Ilokal Anzeiger,. of Berlin——
Prince Is Known to Have Left Cannes for Paris on
BERLIN. Dec. 31.--l’rince Regent
JAlexander, of Serbia. and 26 others.
A plot to assassinate Prince Alexam
der was discovered at Agram in June
development in Connecticut during the have been killed by an explosion of of this year, and the plottcls Were. ar-
lmu half year has produced some .in- , dynamite, according to a Belgrade dis»
leresting facts concerning this public
utility, not the least. of which is that
there is now one telephone for every
eight people in the state. In some of
the larger centers oil. population the:
ratio is one. to seven.
:patch to the Lokal Anzeiger.
} The cause of the explosion is
known, the dispatch adds.
fifty persons were injured.
There is no confirmation of the kill»
ling of Prince Alexander from any
un-
More than
rested before they had an opportunity
to make an attempt against the
Prince’s life.
LONDON, Dec. 31.~~Vk‘ith reference.
to a story printed in the Lokal Ansel-
ger, of Berlin, to the effect that
Prince Regent. Alexander, of Serbia,
FRCIS obtained from the ACICDhODG other source, the Lokal Anzeiger be- and several other persons have been
company show CODCIHSIVGW that. ”18mg the only newspaper to publish the‘killed by a dynamite explosion, it is
:eight people are using their one tele-
phone to a wonderful extent for more
than 220,000,000 telephone calls were
handled at the central offices of the
company during the year, which any-'
one will agree is a. quite hefty bit, of
convclsation and all of it essential.
too, in the opinion of the conversa-
tionalists.
Included in the 222,000,000 calls are
8000.000 toll line calls. which shows
that a tremendous amount of inter»
slate and intra-state business is being
transacted among our manufacturers
(Continued on Page Sort-pi.
EVEN THE ml?“
Pliljlllil PARTIES
.’ CHICAGO. Dec. ill—Some of (‘llh
‘cago'a hotel keepers and'restauratcum
smiled knowingly today when pith"
pectlve patlons inquired anxiously
about the alcoholic content of tho li-
‘Equid which may be used to wipe out
the cares of»old Nineteen Nine tonight
just before the greeting is offered to
the New Year. From police head—
quarters had gone out the edict that
even “hip pocket" parties would be
.-prevented. and that those who ventur-
=ed tonight with “their own" in their
pockets would be courting der-p trou-
ble in which to begin the New Year.
To counteract the gloom which that
edict spread among those who are un-
:accustomcd to dry New Year‘s par-
ties. rumors began to circulate today
in the hotel district that the police or-
der must not be taken seriously, and
lthai at several larger hostelries pint
.rendered cantata, “Santa. Claus andyfiasks filled with real whisked might
be available for those whose capaci-
ties could no; be, measured adequate-
ly by hip pocekt space. and for those
who had no slea'l boltins of their own.
Santa Claus was present, and everyi’l‘he appended infot"‘*f‘ll0;l that those
child was appropriately remembered tpint flasks might cost $10 each was lo.
Mr. and 321‘s. James .Ma 11 r Judge John Keogh, recently a olnt- Parishioners of the South Norwalk
Fail'fleill . clue, will “81mg“; 'celsefed referee in bankruptcy for Fg’ixliileld Methodist Episcopal church 13‘“
bl'ato 4.... “Wm wedding annivers- county, told The Sentinel last night “18‘“ Show.“ their appreciation of
ary tomolg...‘ Tile venerable couple that he will have his offices as referee and confidence in their ”35‘0“ R9“
ulll stall obsgrvance of their fifty at their present, location. in Bridge John J’ Snavely. by presenting. him
years‘nt l‘ : led life by having amass port, and he will make no changes in wm’ $200 in 39“ as a Christmas gift
said Hi. w Joseph's church, at 7:30‘tllc. oilice personnel, retaining the cler- The presentation was a complete sur-
ocrlroclt, , lic’al staff that was under Judge John gridse,handh Rev Mr. Snavely received
Mr 0813]“) “inns have been issued, but i“. Banks; . ma: 2;: 132800111313 marl: or grati-
‘ 'th Magner Will be at home Judge. 1‘90811 said. as well, that: (2th set, ces during the
90 ., e 3...,ds from 3 O‘clock until there Will be little or no deviation , isms? 81111t6l'la nment held last
owclor J. ‘ , ,fl‘om the methods of the office as $23115 n t 9 church. Charles F'
‘ . r. _-.1 S. Magner were married . practiced by the retiring referee. rftmm' superintendent or the Sun-
111: SLr _- church, Norwalk, by the; In discussing with Nor-walk attor— gaff 8:11?" {renamed the gift on be“
7165:? -. :“m'phy' January 2‘ 1870 neys the appointment of Judge Keogh a1 (:1 e c urch.
‘5‘. g. . .“9 second couple to be as referee. Judge Banks expressed )u "g the evening an interestingly
13mm; ' ”(ml ”1% walls of the meal‘himseli’ yesterday as being highly l S n
cer l ‘ s. we silently witnessed so gratified, and praised the ability and ‘ t 1,9 tar Q1199“: pleased the unusual-
many l... .;;.A'_es during the past fiftygpersonality of his successor in warm :5 large agtenjdance, the children tak-
yeairS. . ‘ .3 éterms. Attorneys throughout the ngipar t "‘3” ‘T".""“3 consrderable
‘ T- “Mi Hrs. Magner have spenttcounty have declared their pleasurelpra SE for the” “01k.
most r; ‘ r married life in their :Wlth the naming as referee of the lo-
tin-“358D; :hmn and, despite their age,cal lawyer, . - - -- .
(“.9 ac," 113,9 and hearty still. They ’ W _ with a Christmas gilt. l
ale’bm. . iv 3y known throughout the ‘ _. "_W ”— —"”” “WW“ « "‘ r? 3
3:131}? » ’r friends and relatives ‘ l
‘ “ , Mmorrow to bestow upon ’
23.2,, 'f Lam, expreSsions of Sm 1920 GREETINGS TO ALL .
" lilation.
knows you’re a day old. .
Make this New Year a
able; it can be used'three ways:
i just: Butthe truth with GOD
“112:3 1 $1,000 and $590 are} for all and sadness for none,
agam“ -‘"llarate suits brought;
lili“ James Butler Compan;.~,.
of a chain of retail stores wzthal, that its few Shadows 0‘
Elfiflii35‘..“”d other cities, .“Y Fm“ trust to the abounding sunshine
ise m gluten, and his Wife, Lourl the proof of this. . , g ,
brougl tul‘ty.h 2210 sglts have been! . AS you enter-the new year. resolve to be frank.to YOilr . ‘
neys 'r; “1‘58; Gingefié 0f AHOY-l friends; considerate to strangers; diplomatic to
Mr. t; my, asks for' $st for dam ;{ ' and always honest with yOurself, and you’ll do. -
31g; 1: -., an automobile he Was. , And in your dealings don’t forget that many a line trout '
Enumj it was run into l._.» as; ' ,has been caught with bate intended for a sucker; also that a ‘
2.2.1.323.3358...?”2 m... b... mm m... .
3322‘ ' ‘ - .;. the 13:5: ‘ momma mh‘fflfiififlfiflé’fia - =
. ‘ - ' ’ , '
(3:11;: 1' I (“5.- returnable before that trouble for company? If yougpush ahead, you'runinto it; if
Rebnl . ,“mflon Pleas .durins" the: .yon stop, itovertakes you. Ittakesnerve
l‘llll,
todode‘e
w-"l’ld: .my
13¢t'lf- ; SO: . w
; ; ‘- Qriginal Thoughts Anhoristic ‘
May you live a hundred happy years‘before Father Time 1
True Year. Truth is always advis-
sorrow may be exact: The truth i
_'83unshineinit,thatbfingsjoy l
. is exact, and just, and best of ii.
And Just remember that life is really so full of happiness
t
it. Find them without trouble:
i
l
The truth that tells the tale of
without sympathy may be
sorrow stand out in dense con-
. Each past year‘s blessing: is r
t
t
' 3
your enemies
l
trout. ‘ The best way not to be
and a cheerful spirit 1
and you will find
a good film. Fora good fight
in doing]: mac: to even:
“ream“
, . V‘Clml‘chcl With Raising one '21: gflflnlevgrofiwn JOY-t
. . . BOSTHN We; 31km.“ Great Ab! j j MMalehem lathe joy . . ,_
'-“ _- " 4313;... 1’11.fldc'yTear‘Cqmpanywu/‘t thy mfeancstthnlg. Whatnther P” 31.51:“,me
gimtomfiaven": Saugatuck. has .cesa’lR-f‘ .“3'2‘” mm exact ing an ex. high "mm nthat 3‘. 131'. VIM”? . .
1-9::ngng be Judge John J.’ more.f {’ng r35 mgfihgtggsl dung». ,. ‘ MWM} Ionmmhw'PW he
fmm mnnlnom °£ 0mm” Gm” :- omit-ll‘ay‘éntr ' “ ’ B9331 .. - ”lemma dothrgaudnotethc
"t J k 1) ‘ga barber shop in men! ,,, Jam}. 5 ,0 mm , , fl ,
' ' sakVatOI‘E, through At- coinpl. .. n ”we. thong 7 .7. 1th.“. m _ m .
Tammany & Connery; or this. 99:90": .. 1.” the- .... _7 will mag” ‘ _
j‘the stand today in his own.detence.
,;
peated frormmoutll to mouth until it
became quite generally believed.
In the City Hall, however, Police
Chief Garrity conferred long with his
detectives and captains. Afterward to
anxious reportorlal questions, he
merely answered:
‘fMany is the slip be
and the lip."
HlAME URBAPl’AiN
llElZEll cums
ween the hip
NEW YORK. Dec. 31.—Capt. Karl.»
W. Detzer, being court—ma ed on
Govembr’s Island for alleg brutal
treatment of prisoners while be com-;
mandedv the military police at Le,
Mans. France. during the war, took,
“frame up."
.. Lieut. Leonard EJMahan, his subor-i
dinate officer, was jealous of him for’
his appointment to command the mills.
tary police company. Detzer said. Me-l
ban was a former policeman and 813pr
nor officerin military police matters,
the captain, asserted. liaison and 70
wore transferred tor "ineiriciency andl
.mistneatment of prisoners," Deuer‘
ma. . - . ,
:Four.Unmasked Robbers
Get $115,000 in Omahal
' _ m.m 31.—-ram- un.
Refit“ when shortly before noon
WW #5st and Mec-
W fictional -
3km ,
” "“llil‘__ll_lgllllllill‘
t
ltertained in a manner befitting the oc-‘
,ceedings, "make. it necessary to mould
{story of theoexplosion.
Prince Regent Alexander has to all
intents and purposes been King of the
,kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slov-
lifc of his father. King Peter. of Ser-
bia. He was appointed Prince Regent
of the Jugoslav state in November,
$1318, and represented Serbia at the
' Peace Conference.
BRILLIANT MASQUE
BALL HELD IN
MUS") HALL
.That youngster of unknown quan-
tity, Master 1920, was heralded in
brilliant fashion in Music Hall, last
lnixht. when a large gathering of
dance enthusiasts from Norwalk,
"lridgeport and New York took part in
gay masque ball held under the aus-
ts of Lincoln Council, No. 4.. 0. 1%.,
ll.
,l.. hall was transformed with
) .ntii'ul decorations of American
.m» and a colorful aspect was lent
. illl‘ merry throng by the beautiful,
l;i:.ar.-c and unusual masquerade cos-
.um vs of the women. who vied one
with the other in their efforts to be
lr’lqlnn in appearance.
Just at the stroke of midnight, as
the spent. old year went, out and the
new fresh ycar came in. the lights in
the hall were suddenly extinguished,
and down on the stage there dropped
a lluce horseshoe of silver and gold
tinsel. flashing with eighteen electric
.\.
lights. and bearing the message:
“New Year‘s Greetings." as the or-
chestra played "Auld Lang Syne." '
Al 10 o‘clock the Grand March was
held, conducted and headed by the
'ahle Lincoln Council dcgree-team in
(Continued on Page Eight).
Lilli WLLL LAlllliES t
ileRlAllt itfli’ALLi
= alllllllrlllulll,
l
A 'NlnClt‘Gl‘l Nineteen was watched de-
tpart into the limbo of gone, but not.
lbut not forgotten years. at the head-
;uuariers ot' the 01 Well Hook and
:Ladder Company. . ntral Fire station, ,
{last night, when the fire fighters en—
casion. * ,
Dancing was enjoyed during the even- '
ing and a supper was served to the
members‘and their attending friends.
The committee in charge of the affair
included: Robert Clark, Frederick
Sherwood, Charles Bearing, George
Cemmercial Bldg. Tenants I
Find Temporary Quarters;
R. Riordan
Contractor Michael
‘bullding, this morning, tearing downl
the partitions separating the small of-1
' member: of Detzer's company 'later‘ flee from thnt‘ot William H. Bying-
ton and will next tackle the wall on
the Westerly side of the hallway lead“
ing to Gregory's photo studio; Then‘
they will begin moving the rear wallA
of the other emcee, fronting on Wall
street, so as to lengthen each of than
four feet. A new stairway will be‘
built through a portion '0! the omen"
now occupied by Richard E. m,
who will remove. while the cinema in
are going go. to the com olioe at
Metamucil, athereu,iormerlyoooupiodbym- minimum
. aggregate”
nay Leo Darin.
, Hr. Fitch uh his
Mentioned ' 9m lto
,
ones since the retirement from active?
lknown that the Prince left Cannes for
Paris, on December 29. No news of
his having left. Paris has been receiv-
ed. ‘
l'ARlS, Dec, .‘il..»Princc Regent.
Alexander, of Serbia, who was report-
ed in a Berlin dispatch to have been
'killcd by an explosion, is in Paris, and
fwcll. The whole story of his death,
therefore, is without foundation.
JUNE lN EVERY m
flWNSAUTllMllBILE
Connecticut Leader Among
Eastern States in Owner-
: ship of Cars on Basis of
Population—Primer to be
Issued by State Depart-
ment—Will Contain In-
structions on Danger of
Accidents
The fees received at the Depart-
ment. of Motor Vehicles. at the Capl-
tol, in Hartford. for automobile regis-
tration as of Jan. 1, 19:20. have already
reached $350,326. and it «is estimated
that. the total fees for pleasure and
conlmcrcial vehicles will- be more
than $400,000, not including the driv-
ers' license fees, which are not. paya-
ble until March. The total taken in in
fees during the present month has ‘sel;
a new record and will .be more than.
$100,000 more than'the total realized
on registration fees a year ago. This
fee is payable during December and
a rush is expected by automobile own-
crs the last few days of the l nth.
Connecticut leads all ether ‘astern
states in the number of automobiles
owned on the basis of population, and,
with the exception of lowa, Kansas
and one other \‘Vestern‘state. where
many t'arnl implements are registered
((‘ontinued on Page SPYFR'.
lilflflf, UPllllLflS
l‘ENANl’SlILAlM
NEW YORK, llec. I‘ll—Judge Strahl
of the Municipal court, decided today
that. a. tenant. cannot. be dispossessed,
lawfully for refusal to comply with his
landlord's demand for a higher rate it
he can find no other place to live.
“Changing circumstances," said.
Judge Stralll, in dismissing the peti-
tion of a landlord in dispossess pro-
the'law to meet the needs of the-peo-
ple at this time. Otherwise, the hold-
over rule of law \vould be unreasona-
ble and shocking to the sense of just-
ice.”
Thc court held talll since the tenant
_ .Gainor. Clifford Twombley, Joe Sol- , could not find another home, his bold-
! He asserted that he is the victim of a. ' tez and Harold Paul. i
ing over was unavoidable, and that. it
was due to no fault of his but totho
housing conditions prevalent in New
York city since the war.
The decision was hailed as a signal
victory by Nathan Hirsch, chairman of
the mayor's committee on rent profit-
;renfly did not like having Detzer, it started his men on the many changes eering. who Fa‘l‘: it would be a dPClBlVO
former newspaper man, forums supe- on the second floor of the Commercial factor in similar cases.
ARRESTED 422 HERE
uranium YEAR:
' Records occhler of Police wall“:
3.. Pennington. at police headquarters.
show: that-.422 persons were arrested
. W W the year or 1919,
‘0! that m. but 26 were men.
how- m'lmo dim-
.. «h need the ac-
W mlnst tho
. ‘. .‘ "Mon mooted ranged
m flaJntenx to not a
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