Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1923, Page 28

28 -~ JAIL3IN RUM WAR MORE ARRESTS DUE Dry Authorities Alarmed OVEr.| tic inen of the old-fashioned police | Open Defiance of Georgia ; Whisky Runners. | s ! MAY USE ARMY TANKS Agents Plan to Fortify Roadsl Against Movements of { i Limed Gangs. ATLA men were expected today iy with the runners in the v Feder county Atlanta po are e n attempts t which w activities up th by an proporti e assumed depurt- t unless | ne guns S | st the law | 'Science to Oust Old -Fashioned i ry 9.—Police t has sounded detective—the “flat foot,” or *Wick.” wiio has figured so conspicuously in New York's bulky criminal history with the announcement that within ten days a school would be opened for the instruction of all municipal sleuths in scientific detection meth- ods. Psychology as expounded by mod- e writers and criminologists the world over will be an important fea- ture of the curriculum. The school zed and conducted f American colleges, instructors and an I include study of motions “and horder line fon of crimi- to be com- e present < must attend the Imen, heretofore given de- jobs as rewards of merit I havé to pass examination before v can go forth in plain clothes. hool will be open to all pa- SLEW HUSBAND, CHARGE. | Then(S ARaIast Sawson ana. Wheaton, Woman of Farmington, Me., In- dicted and Arrested for Murder. N.Y. Detectives: was shot and kil at Haines Landing, lumbermen, “ommissioner En- s sleuthing meth- re twenty-five years behind the e ——— | |FUR THEFT RING BROKEN. | Three in New York Held—One Said to Have Confessed. NEW YORK thor thieves in the world ha up by the Schwartz, 1 “Whitey™ Ma of the Furrie clare. The three were held in $30, i bail each for a further he: i of | al de “helple: rrying from | Il armed with | “the situation is or d Would Use Machine Guos. s ould e ible to Wlockade 1 n ust scheme % law of the dopted my men 1S to shoot to kill. | r method of handling | jnat present” Mr.| d | i BISHOP CHALLENGES DR. GRANT'S EMARKS Dr. Ifanr ning of the Protestant | delivered before | als of the chu h vicars., banqu H the Church Club at the Wal- | oria last night, an address} ch was interpreted as a direc nge to Rev. Dr. Percy Stickn nt to utter publ ; ¥, and in unmis takable e, the doubis of the | deity of he recently implied in | learly in ! not al is expressed in | lear and unevasive | knowledged by their au- Bishops Present. hundreds o men rant nor Dumbell r hould be brought to | ances during the | rsy, was in the au- N Ca— For Coldw, Grip or Influenra { Preventive, tuke Laxative BROMO Tablets. The box bears the signature ove. (Be sure sou got BROMO.) 30c. | rtisement. WOULD RETURN FLAGS. Gov. Baxter of Maine Urges Cour- | tesy to Southern States. AUGUSTA. Me., Februar: by the governor ould return these flags.” . ge read, “such action would constitute an act of friend!i | never would be forgotten. of the civil war lonz since have h ed, and_many states, both those in the north and those in the south, have given back the flags which they took from their former enemies.” ST The scif-service lunchroom. so nropular in America, is unknown in England. Police said that Schwa; leader of the band, robberles totaling last eight m Hunt fo . alleged ad_confessed fur 0,000 during the | began, it was clear up an i land and s MASHBURN. enO3SY (Y " BoL0 MeoaL FLOUE” THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. Bean's body was found In front of $30,000 PEARLS MISSING. |a garage at Haines Landing. He had R | been shot through the head, neck and | Disappear During Fire in Woman's 1 body. The police belleved he had been Room at Hotel. attempt to °| NEW YORK. February 9.--Disap- Dearance of a $30,000 pearl necklace during a fire last Monday in her} 0om at Hotel Black: announc- 1 by Mre. . S She has of- its re= MINGTON, Me., February 9. el Bean las been arrested ¥y ged with the murder of her! age when the sl reu e R Bean Sted o iy | ESAES, YA, e shooting vecar t Island Sport- Lake: i AT Of the world’s output of | steel during the sixty and Jeremiah W. Wheata N. Y., h b said she had had held in worth $150,000 concealed be- er pillow. twenty | the ave Her mald later found most of the in_the [ 000,00 he depreclation due to |jewelry in the bathreom, where the ro\nu_\"rusfl was more than one-third of the | buring bede had been dragged, inst her. | output. I but the Wwas missing. Nl - atons Qg COFFEE POT BOILING GROUNDS W ASTE Booklet free. Send 10c for special trial size NO Absolutely Pure Coffee. Delicious. Not a substitue. Most economical. Every can guarantced to give satisfaction. Measure the cost by the cup —not by the size of the can. G. 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