Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1921, Page 20

20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C\ 'RIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921. N, D._C. FRIDAY, DRCEMBER 30 1021 - . . < of most bottles is pure bonded whisky. [ ular brands of intoxicating hquors] ? Liquor Asphyxiating Drinkers; | et a0 it 5 ot e weomine <reci ot | CECIDE TO ABANDON | = liquor 1s mixed with Ingredlents that |the elghteenth amendwent ATTEMPTS TO LIMIT > . * t are harmful to the human system and [ Ten thousand alleged counterfeit = 3 revenue stamps were confiveat Will Die by 1926, Says Chemist | g, timsr s s | e om0, b by of those who come to me for analy- i 3 sis jeoae na clure that statemen New Year in and Old E H AR E The naredtenialor Js how to remove or' the six persons Year oit=—theids i By tlie Arsociated Press. hemi-globin to methemiglobin, ho 1n- [ca’stufr” nection with AIRPLANE STRENGTH The subcommittee on aireraft of the arms conference yesterday de- CLEVELAND, Ohlo, December 29.—| sists. That “bonded” whisk $50,000 had b ings the| U 3 : i i 4 4 5 sky is being|past year through s: labels| cided to abandon any cfiort to constant appetite appeal in Undertakers will have a prosperous Action of Fusel Oil. Brossly misrepresented by bootlegiers |to hootlemgers. | e e rees et b Aol : vear about 1926 in the opinion of| In other words, Kovachy says, fusel | Was revealed recently whea a ra.d of | York, Chicago, Decroit and'’ ouher it the airp E : Missing Word, Signature of | a0 1 iiting chemists here, |0l removes the oxygen from thea Prinitng shop in the downtown sec- | cities. powers and to recommend instead lood, causes e lips an 0 leral and police oflicials that an attempt be made to agree 9 :::fin: ut:wy“:x‘al‘:n “tho Grim Reaper | o uses e A \‘:::ov.gedte: m!am AR id to o : Foreman and NUmbering |, whetting his Scstne for a narvest|asphyatation, " ©° © 00V have been devoted exclusivily'to tha| Slerder Thread of Hope e s Y -ohi “Illicit peddlers of whisky use 4 of counter labels and 3 & e e . | “Affect Indictments. ”'“u",:::‘c‘";::;"p:r’::::nf:‘:&:; put |gihIylactetate " for’ flavoring purpose bottled-in-bond revenue stamps. | Customer (with old worn out shoes) | erations of humanity. sub- . 3 in some cases, and this is very injuri- —Do you_really think they're worth ; ce, howeve olds at Special Frankfurters |§ |..... . Munareds of persors e siomt, but | st G133 a8 I3 ENESERE | Goutertts mevemne wempr, | b dits o however, it itieidsiociated Pross. y Soriing [t T M Rovecky i as a heart depressent,” the chemist| The labels were similar 1o those| Shocmaker—Certainly, the strings| €Ven such regulations will be dift b“Al]uu.u\ ,“m.. ll)\'u-"mlu'\‘ ‘:».7 15 : !~ W' u"su“ec'_mg‘y Ge. | declared. 1sed by prominent distillecs on pop- | are pretty gdod yet. cult 1o draft. & & o - Gov. Len na has en freed of | city chemist, 8 ) M. E. Curtis, roprietor of the Of topmost tastiness and satisfying whole- every ch Euinst him 't |similating tho poisons found in al-|Chemical Laqulfirm,. advises the someness, these extra big smoked sausages . Sle‘x:llill‘lrp; _‘:'” I\\\““I ‘;1“(‘u 16 de most every sample of wi at was be-|present-day t"l’rmker to “analyze wel . Ps . ” . A 1 k 2. and Vernon C o de-ieved to be “puro bonded” liquor.|before using.” Traces of adulteration - make particularly luscious sandwiches. Pure ‘\ll-?u%:tulfi'ufm”}k“,rn“.fw': ) u‘-lxka::uix‘xm.. eds ofnsgmplcs":irfiobrul;g!‘\; Lo| that clip year ;f;erdvearttromr;.bll{a z €er o aY ouse .eanm'g o lcy eans at erchan ke 4 1 vea e 7 1 i ar. erling's er] as st reas- | Vovnachy eac mon: r analysis, |have been foun: n most evcl ot- . pork and veal made flavory with careful smok- |§ |urer N R an o (2 ey W Ctileed S ondea Todor 7o has|| dise Is Tremendously Cut in Price to Effect Immediate Clearance ing. Try them! All charges of embezzlement dur- |have contained a high percentage of [analyzed, he asserted. i ing his own term as state treasurer |fusel oil in the raw. In large quanti- s the record, partly |ties, consumed by *steady drlnkmg,l ; Bonded ""l‘"’: A"“{"';‘“‘-t y . 7. A. wards and i fusel oil changes the blood from oxy-! “It is true a portion of the contents y {g25_ Ask Your Meat Man = and o court | Where Your Dollars Count Mast ed a charge of operating a Stat Last night ‘Another of the \ statement - d curred this afters i % G f Lake co ty i ¢ r LOFFLER 8 |60 ke "pubiic mind the methogs cme $1.00 Corsets Substantial corsets of c coutil, that will hold their shape and give service. Firmly stayed aud finished with 4 supporters. All the uew shapes. 18 to 30 sizes. BEHREND’ 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. lare never 36 Pure Pork Products BB il nren o S i « step in e lews ha Country Sausage QB Stech i et ior o i pproan i antary cutors will be stuzed | S January 7, when the - to present Made by A. Yoffler Troviston Co., Inc.. at Benalng, D, C., A larate t 1 under U, 8. Government Supervision, Curtis, who under the Jockeying start of (h: A missin name, thre ment: paper: by the gov The for ty grand jury wrong plic dictment ¢ Gov. 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