Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 24

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WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, July 20— County authorities today were inves- tigating the mystery surrounding the death of a man and a woman, whose bodles, with their throats cut, were found last night {n Lycoming creek. near Bodines, twenty miles south of thig city. The victlms were identified as Mr. 2 rs. Henry M. Shearer of Attlca, Who left’ their home Tuesday for @ motor trip to Harrisburg, Pa., to visit relatives, The bodles were discovered by pass- ing motorists, attracted by the cries of ‘a three-year-old child, standing in an automoblile, calling “Mamma’ and pointing toward the creek. No bloodstains were discovered on the bank and no weapon with which the pair could have been slain was found. The police appeared mysti- fled as to how they met their death. 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Dai]){;Healfh; \: Beverage “Your Physician, ‘will Approve LIQUOR ARREST POLICY OF BALTIMORE REMAINS Hight Court Buling in Molinari Case Not to Change Attitude of Police Department. Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, July 20.—The decision of the court of appeals in the case of Anthony Molinari, who was ac- cused of violating the state law by selling liquor without a license for beverage purposes, is not expected to make any change in the attitude of the Baltimore police department toward the sale of liquor. was fined $600 and sentenced to serve six months in jail by the Alleghany eneral Armstrong, when effect the decision would a on the attitude of the Baltimore police department, said: “It will have no effect because It upholds the opinfon which 1 gave in December. 1920, to the effect that the sale of liguor for beverage purposes without a license was a violation of the state law in spite of the fact that it was Impossible to obtain such a ppeais policeman has authority to arrest for the sale of liquor, but not for its possession or transportation.” “In August, 1920, I gave an opinion {n which 1 said the Baltimore pelice ad no authority to make summary arrests under the Volstead act. There are many acts which are violations Volstead act which are violations of the state act—poss. transportation and the I Then in December, 1920, T gave t opinion that the sale of liquor with- Conference With Gompers and Others Results in Expression of Optimism. Hopefulness of a settlement of the course of time” out a state license was a violation | Senator Borah, chairman of the com- of the state law in spite of the fact | mittee on education and labor, follow- NOW ON SALE DANCE RECORDS Lovable Eyes. Introducing “Hootch Rhythm,” “Make It Snappy.” Coe-Coo. Al Jolson, Comedian. | Sweet Indiana Home. Fox-Trot. Mammy. Tenor Irving Kaufman. The Sheik of Avenue B. Tenor Love Her—She Loves Me. From “Make It Snappy.” You're Like a Ray of Sunshine. FromF“lztty Pep};eear." R ley Fox-Trot. y Miller . Ee 3 < Mammy, I'm Thinking of You. @nd His Orchestea; Take It "Cause It's All Yours. Kicky-Koo, Kicky-Koo. Fox- Trot. Bay. . Eddis Elkcins’ Orchestra. 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