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Something new in BSI Archival History

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about Christ Cella’s Speakeasy.
http://www.bsiarchivalhistory.org/BSI_Archival_History/Fischetti.html
Something unknown to Waal, also to Baker Street Irregulars:  the tough cop who protected Christ Cella’s speakeasy during Prohibition when Christopher Morley and his kinsprits were cooking up the BSI there, and what he thought about Sherlock Holmes -- a minority report from around that fabled table in Christ Cella’s kitchen, and published long ago by one of the original Baker Street Irregulars, but entirely forgotten until now!
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