! O'Connor. "As a Democrat my motto
j is to 'live by the sword and die by the
I sword." I have served in this office
; more than a year ar.d, believe me, I
j have had my troubles. All In all, the
newspanerM have certainly treated me
fair and I t'lUe this occasion to thank
them. When T am relieved, which I hope
will be within a day or two, I shall enter
private law practice."
It Is known that United States Sena
tor Calder ha.'- been swamped with appli
cation* by 'members of the Republican
party to fill high at:d low placej in the
prohibition forces of (his city, such po
sition, In view of past performances,
being considered rich plums.
WOMAN COPS LEAD 15
RAIDERS IN VILLAGE
100 in Wild Tea Room Dance
Are Sent Into Panic.
Two policewomen and fifteen detec
tives s'ru .< Greenwich Village Juat
before midnight with more force than
i the villagers like, and when they re
tlr d later to the Charli-a street station
j with five prisoners, two of them \vc#n
! en, everybody living In the vicinity or
; Sixth avenue ?<nd Washing-ton place
; knew thrit the Studio TVa and Dancing
Parlor, on the southeast corner, had
been raided. The storming party was
led by Genevieve McLaughlin and Mary
Cooney of Inspector James Bolan's
staff.
Two week# ago, say t'r.e policewomen.
