Miscellany: Apr. 25, 1927

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Tea

In Manhattan, one Tai Leong, 35, was sentenced to ten days in the workhouse. He was charged with disorderly conduct because he caused a crowd near Delancey St. to "gape and surround" him and to laugh uproariously at his grotesque capers. He was laughing, leaping, singing—drunk on tea, which he crammed into his mouth dry. Since tea was not on the contrabrand list, policemen could not confiscate it when he was jailed.

Bullet

In Berkeley, Calif., near the Le-Conte School, a .38-calibre revolver cartridge lay on...

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