Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 14

M _ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922, Names of 1,000 [NEW CALIPH OF TURKEY AND FIRE RAGING IN PONTIAC. |SAYS “OLD ITALY” IS DEAD PONTIAC, Mich., Decem “The - | WOMAN S HELD Drug Users and Sellers Seized ‘ cotics valued at $560,000 and the names and addresses of about 1,000 persons said by the police to %AS FLEENG SLAYER | Traveler-Said to Answer Mrs. large section of Pontiac’s business an: industrial district was endangered by fire late last night. The blaze origi- nated in a hardware store, burned three business blocks and three residences, a lumber yard and a coal vard, and was path of the flames, which were being swept along by a high wind. Firemen 1 estimated the property damage in ex- cess of $125,000. x the Associated Press. DON. December 32—The “old i Ttalr you ali knew died with the revo { lution” and will rise no more.” declared Benito Mussolini, the Italian premier, a' D&il still spreading at midnight. A section | a reception given in his honor by the y" By the Associated Press. 3 of the Oakland motor works and a con- | London brancn of the fascistl, . Brea: NEW YORK, December 12.— crete manufacturing plant were in the Mussolini, in his speceh, did not refer {10 the conference of the premiers, bu | dealt_exclusively with home affairs. He urged the fascisti to continue their worl. of building up the homeland Phillips’ Description Taken at Casper, Wyo. ASKS FOR DARK CELL be selling agents and addicts were seized early today by Deputy Po- lice Commissioner Carleton Simon and a force of agents, Willlam Willlams, in whose apartment the drugs were found, was arrested, and is held for investigation. Among the seized letters and cards, Deputy Commissioner Simon said. was one from a well known motion picture actor in Holly- wood, indicating that the actor acted as a selling agent. Callfor- nia authorities were notified of the seizure and requested to make an investigation, By tlie Associated Press. 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