Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 4

g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923 =2 R R T DI I EIE A AT T CINGIE R, v .= P g ompli: ith 181 ¢ the I 'ES FOR . TASKER. I} Legality of Floating Rum Isles [TEST OF MATERNITY oo o o e | e T Taokee Outside Limit Puzzles Lawyers| AW BEFORE COURT B e Rt . T watmesios oy ol | ey the legislation was merely an effort|ington Sanitarium, Takoma, Park, g = . ~ . “x - - 3 i P on the part of the federal government | ;13w\ be held tomorrow. afternoon i to assist th tat nd t diet. e+ _— ! Arguments Started on Validity of | {3 ;h,,‘n .,,f;'u‘,,f,:,{‘ o ‘contro) iih',',: 8t 3 oclok at theMattopolitan : | s action in such matters. Much interest | Methodist Episcopal Church, ohn Will the rum fleet reconsregate oft | coastwice whipping in touch with the Act in Appeal to Supreme is attached to the litigatiop because e - £ New Tork? Wil fts 1argest veasels, | #hers probably wiil come in for somo g It Ju regarded a5 u precedent of the | went.' Mrs Tasker fs surviv her s n nd eharp definition in the | authority of ress through appro- frightened away by the first shot fired :gurls, it is believed in some quarters Y A s asouEh agp ere. | in the rum-chaser war, return to a to obtain what opponents of such ap- | Portsmouth, N. H., and Position outside the now famous “lim- Floating Rum Isles. I the United States Supreme Court | propriations contend is federal con- |N. Tasker of this city. The body " three miles off shore? Will the| Fioating islas of rum oft America |orul arguments were commenced yes- | [0l over matters belonging excla- e omei1oINWeDstay rum fleet of sea-tcarred, weather-|may be taken u> weriously at the|teilay in the case brought by the 2 d Sse ‘ beaten old ships be replaced by a pa- | conference of international shipping |stake of Massachusetts to test the latial, floating “filling station,” main-!chlefs. which, according to reports | constitutionality of the maternity “Sunset Gold” S — nset Go! tained by the united shipping of the jfrom Eurcpe, is mobilizing for Paris |law. Another suit was brought by “Prid f w hi 2 world, to unload and reload their|or London to go over this ruling of | Mrs, Harrlet A. Frothingham of Bos- e O as| ngton liquor just off the bone-dry “limit"? :_hg ‘l;"\‘l‘lledls']n‘lws Sunre‘ma Court to|ton. an appeal from the District of B C A est by | 56 What it all means to them, : These questions, put first in jest by | 8, What (L all means (o them, and | ooiombia Court of Appeals, which up- est reamery, Pound, foreign shippers and American hu-| " The floating propesition seems to | held the law. - morists, assume the dignity of se-|have gained more serlous consider- Bogh sults were challenged by the L] tion among close students of the el he d rious, if picturesque. problems, fol- | 21ion . 1@ | fedenal government on the grounds o situation arising out o e coul ¢! ec lowing the declaration of this gov- o h t the court|of jurisdiction, Solicitor General Beck priations distributed among the states | sons, t! the use of Canadian he state nor ernment to dry up everything but the | Dorta Suth byway corrg . nadlan lasserting that neither the state yages would | \rs. Frothingham had such a stand- « P mgan S ce waves all around America after June [0t be worth the cost, it is believed. |ing o Interest ss to en’llt:‘e (lhem to Pledxeti to Quallly’ i 10, in strict accord with the Supreme ! Se—— i question the valldity of the law. in | P d B . F Followi e le: v v of the state’s failure to take Court decision. i GO R Gt D N O O Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. | ound box i v eld of |advantage of the statute. 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