Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1921, Page 11

- Fhe . Hotels MAJE‘STIC LORRAINE Broad Strest Philadelphia Invite Your Valued ‘Patronage CHAS. DUFFY, Jr. Managing Director Our Christmas Cards are gathered from almost every ntaker of fine Cards in this and foreign countries. You will be interested in looking them over—the collection is truly remarkable and more varied than usual. You will Aind Cards suitable for the ‘kiddles as well as the older folks, at prices ranging from 1c to $1.00 each, We have stamps, too, The National - Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop) ms St O Boes trie FND AN STLS; MAKE 13 ARRESTS| U. S. Dry Agents Swoop Down on Several Places in.Raids in Northern Virginia. - Fourteen tFousand gallons of mash and whisky, 43 fermenters, 500 pounds of meal, 1,600 pounds of ice, almost half a ton of sugar and g number of stills, including one of 3®-gallon ca~ pacity, were among the oconfiecated itemson the inventory of Prohibition Agent Linton Evans, who headed & raiding party into northern Virginia yesterday, conducting four, raids on alleged manufacturers of {llicit spirita Fifteen were arrested at the various scenes of uuvl by the hibition llenu " m"l‘sut. the ralding w ot eleven men, who gathered at Alexandria shortly be- fore noon and swept the country be- tween noon and 8 o'clock last night in three large automobiles. Take 4,500 Gallons of Mash. ' The first rald was on the Carter farm, a short distance north of Alex- andrfa. At this place, according to the prohibition agents, a steam en- gine was operating in connection with an alleged still. A barn was the site of attack. Approximately 4,500 g |lon® of mash were confiscated and destroyed on the spot, it was said, and the items of destruction are listed as forty-two fermenters, twelve barrels of whisky, » copper still, with cap and worm aud a steam boiler. Five were arrested, charged with operation of an illicit atill and illegal possession of intoxicating beverages. These arrested are: Welford Miller, forty-one, of Carter's farm; Lawrence Butier, colored, and William Coleman, colored, of Penrose, Va., and C. F. and Floyd Davis of Green Valley, Va. Rald at Halls HiL ‘The mext stop was at the colored set- tlement It Halls Hill, about eight miles north of the Carter farm. Here four were arrested, & large w-ntl': of whis- %lky was des approximately —We'll Put Your Steam and Hot-Water Plant in Prime Condition. ‘The most experienced and ingenius craftsmen in the trade make up our force. They work quickly and there- fore economically for you. If a new Plant is peeded get our plans and estimate. Maurice J. Colbert 621 F St. N.W. Main 3016-3017 - Bordens CHOCOLATE MAILTED MILK. -] ForYou-atHome A of Chocolate frrey iy bome makes it possible for you to sezve Choce- Maited M.l.lk}m'th: good as you get at soda fountain. It den’s old unhlhhul Malted withanew chocolate fla our groc:r or Eragaiec has & for %M Bosdes Building. New Yark ‘/';( relist! ODeoLAtt Magaen NITER itroyed and five gallons held as evidence. The rested are. seventy-sight-year-old lssao Gardner, colored; C. C. Clement, sixty years old, colored; Leroy and R. Clem- ent, thirty and twenty-two years old, respectively, colored. From the Halls Hill settlement’ the raiders made their way to the home of Norman Harrell, at &8rowns Bend, across the road from the Tucker farm. Here Harrell was arrested on charges of illegal possession of twenty gallons of “moonshine,” and H, F. Burke was held on a similar charge. . Constable Under Charges. The agents then crossed the road to according to Evans, a man on a gal- loping_horse was just arriving, pre- o Ilumuhly with the news of the pree ceding ralds. John E. Payne, con- stable, ran out to meet him. The raiders rode up, and Payne, it is al- leged, ran away. Milton Eckstein of the local force, ran after him and captured him. Payne and his brother, Harry E. Payne, both of Miners Hill, Va., were charged with operating a still and illegal possession of in- toxicating_beverages. At the Tucker farm a 300-gallon still with worm and cap was de- stroyed, together with a steam boiler, and 1,500 pounds of ice and 200 pounds of sugar confiscated. The final stop was at the Banton farm. There J. W. Banton, residing half a mile from the Tucker estate, ‘was arrested on a charge of operating a still. Conflscations and destructions included a still and cap, 2,000 gallons of mash, four oil stoves, of which two were destroyed; 500 pounds of meal and 800 pounds of sugar. Members of Raiding Party. Agents participatin, in the raid were called in from ichmond, Roa- noke and Lynchburg. - The - raiders were Evans, Eckstein and R. ¥, Lips- comb of the local office, V. Willlams and F, W, Millions of Rlohmund J. N. ‘Wood of Lynchburg, J. Brown of Roanoke, Howard Sl‘nnol. state game warden, and DeDlllialC Owen, W. F. Gray and Bruce Smith of Ariington county. MAN TAKEN ON MAIL CAR HELD FOR INVESTIGATION By the Associated Press. PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 24.— Cosmar Fadale of Lackawanna, N. Y., is held in jail here awainting action of the United States postal authori- ties, after an encounter Tuesday night with Private Philip Wasserman, & marine guarding a Baltimore and Ohio mail train, near Washington d | Junction, Md, while a companion, George Clines, who was shot off the train or escaped without wounds, is being sought by federal and ‘state authorities. Fadale and his companion were ob- served on_the train shortly after fit left the Washington rallroad yards at 10 o'clock Tuesday night. The marine raked the top of the mail car with a shotgup, post office officials here said, and he was enabled to bring in Fadale, but the second man Muppelndf Fadale told officials that he was merely riding “blind bag- Individuality ~—is the keynote in our extensive col« lIection of artistic lamps for every purpose and purse. Floor Lamps $10 to $300 Table Lamps $6.25 to $100 ‘Torcheres $25 to $100 DILING s MARTIN CO 1215_ F~ STREET and 1212 £ 1218 G-STREET, Store Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 the Tucker farm. 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