[Vynne, Harold Richard] [from old catalog] · Chicago, Thomson and Zimmerman · leaf 100
g o —presu m a b 1 ythere alwayswill be—andwhile thereare no notorious housesopen the stranger who isyearning for a little actionfor his spare cash can bereadily accommodated. Thenotorious Hankins castle on Clark street istightly closed, but every night there may befound in that vicinity any number… … 100 That the sporting fraternity Hve in hopes ofthe advent of happier times is very evident.Costly gambhng furniture in large quantities isstored away in anticipation of the coming intopower of a mayor who will look less rigorouslyon the profession. Mr. Hankins himself iscredited with having paid…
