More than 3,500 persons attended the
perform an c>. The grand march w as led
by Pnllre I Commissioner nnd Mrs. Ulch
ard E. Enright.
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12:4S?303 East lOlh rt.; H. Sterber.
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known Unknown
r. M.
12 :2(*? I n front of IP W. 31st St.; auto
mobile; Heorpe Williamson. .Unhno-vn j
P.M. J??s.
J3:V??1410 Boston rrl., Tli? Hronx,
Albert Newman None;
l^eweod av? The Itronv,
Hilda Hirnon Trifling
H;riO?10 W. ?iHtii ?t.. Women's War j
Hell'f T'nftno ?-?v ;
7:ir?114 B. K7?h ?t.. f. 27 Unknown, j
7;1!ViUO W. Wth St.. unknown. . ?f'nknowr i
7;:W-Ojn>rrSH nv. sn>1 141st St., Hronx.
Morris David Unknown.
? :W?Cans' ?t. nr<! the North Rlvsr,
I). R. C. scow Unknown
#;D0~ 10-81 Kutcrs Hllp, N. Weinberg
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400 HELD AS DRY
LAW VIOLATORS
Continued, from First Page.
fore a jury in that court as required un
der the present laws.
If preference Is given liquor cases It (
will have to i>e so ordered by the Judges |
of Qonf ral Sessions, who have It within
their power to do so. It may be weeks,
or even months, before the first liquor |
trial takes place, as there are hundreds
of other more or less Important cases >
pending, some of which are more than 1
a year old.
Mr. Benton said he and Assistant
District Attorney Robert S. Johnstone
will hold a conference to-day with the
Presiding Justice of the Anrellate Divi
sion of the Supreme Court to go over
some points of the new laws regarding
prosecutions against seized property |
which can be handled by the Supreme
Court.
