Column: Orange Garden, Chicago's oldest Chinese restaurant, has a long history, with a gangster legend, an iconic neon sign and a family hoping to preserve it – Chicago Tribune

The iconic neon sign sold to Billy Corgan, but the business may not be for sale, so the peanut butter egg rolls remain for now

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