Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 46

o _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SUBURBAN HEIGHTS—Dish Towels. TOHELDIN LIQUOR SHNDGATE ACTTY Believed to Have Brought Rum From Cuba to Florida by Plane. ASKS WODLD SHE MIND STOPPING A SECOND AND FEEL THAT TOWEL - 'S HER - JUST TELL HIM WHERE AIM MRS P. WONT LET HIM RELP Witk WRINGING WET - HE'D REALLY BETIER A DISH TOWEL IS THE DISHES - DOESN'T SEE WHY HUNT UP A DRY ONE , HADN'T HE ? Ev i 2% - Ny . SAUNTERS OVER TO DISH- TOWEL RACK SAVS HE HAG N'T 60T ANYTHING TO REMARKING THAT FRED PERLEY TOLD DO - HELL WIPE THE DISHES TOR. By the Asociated Press. CHICAGO, October 17.—Ten men, said by Governthent agents to have headed an organization which imported liquor from Cuba to Florida by air- plane and distributed it throughout the Middle West, have been arrested here. P. David Pinkhussohn, aliezed head of the syndicate and chief flyer an the airplane route, was released under 45,000 bail. The others arrested were: Edward F. O'Brien, alleged partner of Pinkhussohn; Joseph Wurzburg, drug store owner: Louis Bittner, warehouse manager; Robert Malquist, warehouse foreman; Emil Feindt, druggist; David Farrell, John C. Schenk, Raymond E. Dalton and Dillon Carlson. Investigation wa; rted last De- cember, when quantities of liquor from Cuba were found in two warehouses here, Federal agents said. The places | were equipped to dilute, rebottle and relabel. Two other plants where im- ported whisky and champagne were prepared for bootlegging were found later. Pinkhussohn recently was indicted in connection with the theft of 6,000 eases of whisky from a_Government concentration warehouse here. WIPE BECOMES CONSCIDUS OF PRO - SAYS HE'S LOOKED ALL THROUGH THE LONGED ABSENCE AND (ALLS IF HES DRAWLR TOR A DRY TOWEL AND €0ING TO WIPE TO HURRY UP- RACR'S CANT FIND ONE WHAT ? WELL THiS PULL AND THERE'S NO PIACE BPUT BBHES 1S WHERE THEY USED T BE KEPT WIFE SIGHS SHE'LL COME AND GET ONE. HAS JUST GOT HER HANDS DRY WHEN HE CALLS BRIGHTLY NiN- ERMIND , HE'S TOUND THEM L, 2 MANY BUY INSURANCE. NEW YORK, October 17.—Records for production of life in REMARKS 'S FUNNY HE LOOKED ALL | THROUGH THAT DRAWER AND DIDN'T | SEE THEM, AND WHAT'D SHE MEAN BY | MRS PERLEYS HAVING THL RIGHT IDEN WORK IS ABOUT T RESUME WHEN DIVES INTD PANTRY AGAIN EHERG: DISCOVERY 15 MADE THAT THAT ING AT INTERVALS WITH ROLLER [ ISN'T A DISHTOWEL TS ONE O OMWLLS, HAND TOWELS ETC. WANTING THE CLOTHS SHE USES FOR DUSTING T KNOW IFF THESE WOULD DO disclosed in a repo Assoclation of Life 1 dents. Forty-five American companie were surveyed iIn the report. The total amo! new busin exclusive of re increases and dividend additio: tten by these companies during the nine months, month of 1924 showed an increased business over the same month of 1923, the report sald. amounted fo $6,478,085,000 as against $6.073,170,000 fof the corresponding period of 1923, and $4,933,747,000 in 1922. 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