Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 5

o ; THE EVENING SPAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1082 : . -DRY AGENT POSING AS CORPSE | . Qo ‘ e ix R CATCHES'ALLEGED BOGUS OFFICER S : T4 3 < i : 1 S PITTSBURGH, January 18.—Pos- agent was tq come to the under- ing as a corpse in an undertaking tal shop, Prohibition Agent Arthur E. E‘:ff}',,{{;‘;"'"::“fl| R A Kemmerling reported that he had vings, -v.n lo uc.hd -candles, d, Femmerling said, succeeded in capturing an alleged | Were arrang £ with the re ult that l\s overheard bogus prohibition uzgent, who has Mo abaactioig (Eatw = been wanted by azuthorities for | involved and obtained earied bitls some time past. from his prisoner. | name ; 5 2 e man arrested ga; Kemmerling declared that ar- | o, yyijliam Penrod of Braddock, : rangements were made for him to | pa He is being held pending & e c asa pose as a corpse when it was un- | hearing before a United States zlne derstood that the alleged bogus commissloner. - SEARCHING FOR MIN|STERELAKE WATERWAYS PLAN MISSING SINCE SATURDAY | EXPECTED TO BE FAVORED Rev. William F. Taylor of Chi International Joint Commission’s e":w ld amA : az m;-‘a h‘:““, Report Believed to Declare ' anders Away Coatless ant Project Feasible. o DULUTH, Minn., January 18.—Sat- Br the Aseociated Press. isfaction that the international joint CHICAGO. January 15.—Search was| commission’s report has found the being conducted here today for the|great lakes waterway pro;ea feasible Rev. William F. Taylor, pastor of|was = e,x: o f ‘;!-te(;l::r.x'll &t Chrictopher's Epivcord] Church of | 31 i Socst. Luwrence Tidewater Amso: Jak Park, said to have been missing since Saturday. when he left the table | ciation here. Tho statement followed at which his wifc and three children | announcement from Washington yes- national joint eommluslnn had been submitted to Con 2 Formation of & legisiative program Ly the friends of this project in Con- 2 s e will be eagerly expected,” the Rev. 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