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4 AN 2 OnERS N {TAVERN RA RAD Squads Find Liquor and, Gambling at $ A. M. ee “Three o'clods in the morning be-f came the stro hour yesterday fory opm Commiasoner Allman’ z found the Par-Mar club tavern, jy 20 West Chicago avenue, open at Fi that time—one hour.after the legal). 4 hour. They arrested “Tough; ‘ Tony" Capezio, a former Capone” gangster and public enemy who, they were told, was the real owner of the’ tavern, and twenty-eight others, many of whom had police records. ‘Thi ee were dancing to the” Heh og amall orchestra In the ent & the building which was formerly a ‘novelty beer garden with glass walls and roof, The walls have stoce been encased in plaster and wood. ‘ Diop Game Upstaire. ‘Upstairs d red hot dice game was 1 tn progress ani among both crowds Sergeants Thomas Lyons, Frank Cer- € venks, ond Francis Mather waited t for the arrival of Sergt O'Sullivan, observing, meanwhile, the open sale ef drinks. _ Among the prisoners were Edward ‘Ryan, ostensible owner, and Harry’ Belcastro, who gave fictitious ad- @resses, Ryan was found to have ee peen arrested for rebbery in Detroit | gr goat and Sergt. O'Sullivan aald he ie fr"the pine be revoked, me would try to find out how Ryan could have obtained « Ucense. Belcastro arrested for sobbery and larceny. , Charges Against Owners. game in operation in the rear of a A recommendation will be made| billiard parlor at 3780 Broadway and tuwtrtestiquor and cigaret licenses! thtee arrests were made. CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Lib Pe : my J dm 17, pe t wa ae