Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1923, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1923. NAMES [}flNFUS'NG prc it Lt W ater Needed More Than Rum, ) y ete., to discuss and plan looking fo- W ward the mitigation or total climina- i tion of the illegitimate manufacture, avs enl . ske or ol distribution and use of narcotic.rugs. ° H Responses in great number, indicating J d interess and approval, Ui LR PR R T n received from embassies 1 governments, from the | gy the Associated Press. call for foreign vessels, the council- 1! e G e ,]‘::‘}{’*," ‘l‘,’:?;“,"n}}:‘;’ ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands, April |men declared. They also advocated s “ | gations o bronisll BTs SO . s | that St. Thomas be made a free por Call for Anti-Narcotic Confer-| e sta . fl“'!R' Modification of prohibition laws| ;¢ the distribution of rum from ' the 5 i o he ] v l:l:"f‘fifl as 10 permit manufacture of l\f t Indles, which, before prohibi- ehce- Misunderstood. Exeo- |3 [medical col- | for export purposes only in the V was the principal business of il | £a E . 2 ! at there [bers of the municipal council of St.| tion ir- | ti in Islands was aatedl by meme | N ands. = Socs wasadNocatad by mome | appeal for funds for the con- utive Secretary States. Of | Thomas and St Croix at a b No. today at the gove: . 5 3 . who declared that = = b § T e D',’u;‘ IIment Bionns be drought had seriously .y ‘e ry enby and his cong Itural prm.lu(-uo’?. l11n sional party, stopping here en rou 3 Denby stated that he Kibben, here | | From Ak 5 aneuve | spatch a naval ~ivil nd that the | home m the fleet maneuvers ol u s his is as far as{Panama. r. Holmes, its 1.—International Anti-Narcotic League. [} 4.—International Anti-Narcotic So- | €x ciety. i 5.—International Anti-Narcotics So- ¢ ap- y : Lhds proximate per cent and virtually |urged a complete revision of taxation O L o elimin in Thomas as a port of modeled on that of Porto Rico. : Anti-} i :":.'?;{SHOW OF MANY FEATURES ,, | UPHOLSTERING " onmny 3. ones maposition wint/[ ||| /[ {dk|l OF FURNITURE BY EXPERTS U I / eanion somes $12 e e LR R il Myl ar name (the one with the | in H e Sils and “'Butterfly” rides, Tapestriex, Velour: ed. < o ted, are said to b N \ \ and MKk Materials Labor Only k e at Cost Prices to the out- GENUINE BELGIAN LINEN SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER Now at Half-Price. AMER!CAN UPHOLSTERY CO. 627 F St. N.W. \ohons, Wit or ol Phone Main 8139 Important! 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