Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 11

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Y, March 9.—|di e %, Senor Sanchea Guerra Is Named as| ON LETTER FROM RUSSIA | zear Admiral witiiam 5. sfms, U. 5. N., T has heer. named, honorary chancellor; of Premier. 3 Union College, it was announced last Portsmouth Merchant's Sister Is > Virtual Prisoner——Stop Trains to Check Disease. By the Assaciated Press. i w PORTSMOUTH, Va. March F .at 12 letter bearing stamps worth 10.000 Russian rubles received by ats, merchant df this cfty, from his slst Mrs. Dusel Gorson, who is & prisoner in the Mescow region of | Russia, she says, declares that ip or-| der to stop the spread of pestilence; the Moscow government has, ordered ¢ urriers sixty-six years 343 all train service suspended: ; E for sixty-six 3 No supplies” have been received in the section where she is for_ten weeks, the letter sald, and four pass- she has been able to secure ave been worthless because of fre- quent changes in official rules. ress. e Iceland is neafly five times as larg, as the state of Matsachusetts: By the Assoclated Press. . , March 8.—The new Spgn- ish cabinet formed by Jose Sancies 66 Years in Business. Guerra, ‘to take: the ‘place of that «‘ i Senor -Maura, which Tegigned, 'is cof- stituted as follows: Premier. Senér Sanches Guerra; minister of foreign (aftairs, Fernandes Prida; minl of Interlor, Vicente de Pinies Bayon: minister of justice, Jose Hertran Musitu; minister of ce, Fabdlo Bergamin Gutlerrez; minister of war, ter of marine, Gavcla; minister slide trombone, and bought drinks for :Ihe crowd—reserving his own for eVl-| Mariang Ordonez S - ; B of public werks, Senor Avguellen; He had raided a dosen restaurants| punielnGe PONIR (atraction, Senar in the “white light” district after he |giyo ®or 20 BUROC oo e bor., . Senor and his partner, in evening attire,|caideron had bought drinks for thelr woman | “goroPRe o .13 probably next ompanjons: Tuesday would be chosen for the first Other disguises Iz3y has donned In-| geasion under the new cabinet. clude those of longdhoreman, street car conductor, peddler, salesman, rail- By the Associated Press._ NEW YORK, March 9. —Izzy- Ein- stein, New York’'s.most versatile rum hunter, announces he has added an- other to the current:series of “blues” songs. It's called “Those Revenuer Blues,” and, according to Einstein, it proved .a veritable knackout in & Brooklyn cabaret, where he first pro- duced It. Tzzy, the best hated of ali |73 ™aR and lceman. the city’s foree of bootlegger chasers, nad been trying to tnink out a!5-YEAR-OLD BOOTLEGGER. scheme for “getting the goods on” : - : that particular cabaret for several |Small Boy Admits Giving 6-Year- weeks, when a violin case, seized as a 01d Girl Two Drinks of Wine. i “ ter,” Rhim th Ihupiration, "SPOTter” §ave him the| .\ voNPQRT, lowa, March 9.—The world’s youngest bootlegger has been found. He is Marlon Abney, five years ota. - Gladys Berry, six-year-old girl play- mate of the Abney boy, came home undor the influence of lquor. And, just like the grown-ups, she endeav- Gen. 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Shoes and Hoslery for Women and Children Ezclusive Agents in Washington for QUEEN QUALITY SHOES. five-year- vhat kind of music do you life?” h, any kind,” sald the proprietor. “Well,” sald Izzy, reaching for his violin case as the walter bustled .in with the merry-merry, “T'll play—" Adroitly he extracted a large- mouthed bottle from the violin case, poured in the eVidence, and con- ded: —— TU. S. SHIP SPRINGS LEAK. By the Associated Press. HAMBURG. March 9.—The Ameri- can steamship West Munham, a relief ship bound from Norfolk, Va., for Russia with a cargo of corn, sprang a-leak in the North sea today and her crew was takén off and landed at Helgoland. Twelve tugs stood by as her cargo was jettisoned. B e W Gfim‘: 1] ‘m‘c]!l,:." Open Bundays DENTES! Phene F. 3647 At Prices Within Your Means Easy Payment Terms to Al Sketched - Above—A new Valyette Frock, with all the advance style of Fifth Avenue, in the new shades, and specially priced at— - $25 Sketched at Right—An- other clever model of Valyette in a Cape model. Shown in several Spring * " shades. Specially priced, too, at— hose Revenuer Blues® ou could have knocked him over ith a feather,” Izay concluded. Plays Many Roles. But musician is only one of many roles that Einstein, the man of many disguises, has played since he started his quest of the {llegal rum bottle as | a member of the federal prohibition enforcement staff for New York state. & He has played everything from bat- tle-scarred foot ball hero to noctur:d gravedigger; from opulent evening clothed man’about town to grimy coal er on the New York water front. |k ‘oTes of rum PUrveyors nave news- paper pictures of him posted up in conspicuous places, but ' none has| “pegged” him vet, for Izzy manages somehow to look different every time he appears. Others have tried to scare him off the job with threatening letters, em- | bellished wjth daggers and other mur- derous weapons rampant in_pools of blood. But he laughed at them. and in at least one case used such a letter as a clew which led to an arrest for violation of the liquor laws. Free Lances. Einstein seldom works on assign- ments from his chief, Ralph A. 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