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we is t ‘ | | - have obtained a Ucense. Belcastro W TAVERN Mn, a wc vtec 9S ae Stuais Find Liquor and, , Gambling at 3A. M. Three ol clods in the morning be-f came! sero how: yeaterday for; sae Freak Peeae O'Sullivan and bis squad trom | Con Cemnmisgioner Allman's office, found the Par-Mar club tavern, 5 est Chicago avenue, open att : thet time—one hour . after the legal}, closing hour. They arrested “Tough © Tony” Capezio, a former Capone’ . gangster and public enemy who, they’ grere told, was the real owner of the: tavern, and twenty-eight others, many whom had police records. Th couples were dancing to the mpc @ smal! orchestra In the ment ef the building which was formerly a ‘novelty beer garden with giass walls and roof. The walis have a, ™ stnce been encased in plaster and wood. Diep Game Upstairs. Upstairs @ red hot dice game WAS _in progress anJ among both crowds "Sergeants Thomas Lyons, Frank Cer- venka, end Francis Mather waited for the arrival of Sergt. O'Sullivan, observing, meanwhile, the open sale ef drinks. Among the prisoners were Edward. Ryan, ostensible owner, and Harry: Belcastra, who geve fictitious ad. dresses, Ryan was found to have we me TT Deen arrested for rebbery in Detroit dm 1931 and Sergt. O'Sullivan ssid he issued for’the place be revoked. ‘The would try to find out how Ryan could had served short sentence in the House of rection and had been arrested for robbery and larceny, j O'Sullivan and his squad found a dice ma Charges Against Owners. game in operation in the rear of « "& recommendation will be made] billiard parlor at 378 Broadway and tetrthesMiquor and cigaret licenses | thiwe arrests were made. : oe ll