Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 32

32 EX-MARINE CAPTAIN =527 o e SEIZED N DRY RAID C. H. Applegate, World War Hero, Held With Wife—Lig- uor Declared Taken. Applegate a former captain ites Marine Corps i e w ar, was arrested last nizht by the viee squad,/with his wife Mrs. Annette - Applegate, at their home in the Filmdre ment house, 1129 New Hampshire a northw the husband with fllegal possession of and the wite with sale and of whisky in violation bition law n $2 ds. McQuade and Amis amade he officers say that cohols and whis- of §2,000. S Me- t the ate's nue chs whisky vice alleged through r the 3 Corps tivities as a b T bvers of who that Applesate atered « and wa con cted with the hased | Paris Cate Manager Yielded to Pro-| om Mis that sworn stat Appl made or L 1 ¢ . and for distingu with the A. E croix de guerr last March Ferviee retired from the serviec 1t is said pplesate | Kansas City. the “polic wealthy ¢ tor tuors n o forty t not been ar dur- twenty-six, being | the | | squad £ o xelusively to | raid was He Is a son of a gallons of ns of various THE EVENING Thelr trial will probably | ralgned. | be before a jury some time in the near future. STAR, — [ TToLD Yoo THE Jockey CLUB) WOULDN'T LET You START ASPIRINT N THE BIC INTERNATIONAL RACE . WEVE WAETED 0UR TiHE ([{AND MoNEY. T'H THROUGH ! Police and Revenue Agents Seize Two Gallons Whisky. Lieut. J. A. Suliivan, Sergt. J. W. | McGinness and Private W. H. Smith of the elghth precinct, accompaniod by Revenue Agent H last night made three raids, arrestedy four per- more than two o'clock when they th street and ar- rested Walter and Harry Archer, both colored, on charges of selling’ and illegal possession of corn iquor. 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