Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 13

‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924.e _______THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER BUUS'I' EXPE[HED THE TIMID SOUL. —By WEBSTER. NURW AY 'm mIN :3:.:::}.&8 ::::,g:’é:,:“‘.h?::;;:“:: approved. ince then the Coast Guard has been greatly augmented and can now patro! e coast ade- == ame” "R e i ||| Whatever Make of Car You - Sl g S| Drive Protect It With —_— Hroug! to shore for distribution. £ Return to Contro Scheme in| ° ) Minister Bryn to Assist U. S. 30 <5 1, iy 1o i the Efficiency of : I caused the price to rise accordingly. Sao Paulo Likely to v » Will Probe Report Own |y asents state uhuc whers tormery Affect Market. — A 4 Vessels Are Here. $4 a pint, they now have to pay $10. \o!hlng but a scarcity of liquor SeRoT “There is, of course, o liquor y N P 4 \ 2 \ The Norwegjan Minister, H. IL|cOming into Long Island, and proba- N S N NEIR ? 3. i . Bryn, will Investigate activities bly always will be. It is aimost im- < X R ) rolder not Ao | rum-running vessels under the Nor-|Possible to stop the flow entirely, but n the cost of his fa- , % ¥ & | wegian flag, following report by the | %6 can and have cut it down until N K N ble drink the ex- i b - Lo = - }l‘rbnuur\ that several veusels flying|It {2 no longer a very profitable N\ N AN : M”;;“‘r’-g::dn;;:;gf SHAMPOO the Norweglan flag are in “rum row.” |PUyness. . it N Bb | Mr. Bryn said he would ask thel| it ) e fon by the Bra- NEEDS IT BAD ¥ American Government to furnish him | 00-oberated with the Coast Gugrd in ment of its In- /" with the names of these ships in order |®Very way possible and with every b | that he might communicate the facts to | 9® WOrking together toward the | the Norweglan foreign office. within the next six months smu i o1 smuggling \.;mm.(_r and lhtflr!rv-r the 9 [, Ihe Minister added that POPUIAT | of Jiquor on a large scale will be a th s, In an rt to | opinion in Norway, which is itse hisniod Ralgasts as an aid | prohibition count would _oppose Th - h ary discon- \ \ \ o o o Norwegian flag for () T ' | smuse Tt the United | rammm— — P Ylgt“’e Yg“ t F ass“gance it 1s plan the dally entries 5 pressed (unfllh that of co ica- e e e e Lo [ aed conTdenco e f complete and perfect lubrica h approximately 5 'ullun would take steps to |hrre't any tion of your motor at its WOl‘k- B h he lo | such situation as pointed out in the ng the low = \ i\ . 5 | Coast Guard report ing temperature. Sioption oriihs Blan fhsoush Aamp. \ | Recalls One Case. % | Mr. Bryn declared at the same . . i e ol / , ime that he Was unaware. that any V Free-flowing in cold weather ev SaReT % Y — - 7o . onsiderable number of Norweglan S o soven montiin, T s were active in the rum Heet, —clean, efficient and trust- case that had been drawn iy, Thus, with the v atic attention being that of the \ worthy under all conditions. :’nar:xl;on. ‘t! S nts into Santc G ( | 11»0:1:3:;11\15‘:‘;1:31ivrr any offi- > ;\;l:\\xu “';f“;r;\lm : : ‘tion could be taken by his|{ You owe 1t to your motor to creased during ember und Oc | | nment to restrain the bringing his" counirs ot iquors irom .ON use REXOLINE—ask for it by , as this would entafl Paulo poured a \ 2 A Ml Bryn ex- name. this quantity ir e \ SALE > opinfon that the Nor- The eftort to 1 3 / | Sh 3 Assoclation M an by such means failed, however . k atisfied of the charges, Coffee experts ¢ York explain| 1 / \ | exe ressure, supported by public that this w BOTLs { N X " A\ | opinion, stop such traffic under ’ not ine ed P A A A - | the e ag. . States and is the only ment be- L. S. LONG, District Sales Manager 308 Albee Building Telephone Main 3804 tween the two countries which has = % ¥ bearing on bootlegging. is M H CAM | SELL | opinion it wo e difficult to make usic ouse ened steadil a general t of that nature S SR e | mote steing 10’0 away with | 1300 G e shone o lower: thelintloe, T BARBERS FosHeEp L o 1n contro of ; e BALL? | S Santos now a | | end of the yum fleet is in sight was average nu yir o = 3 backed up last night in a statement Tween 20, \ aetion i 1 e e PhL |be R Q. Merrick, New York prohi- "““““llJ|IlI||I|IIIIIII|llII|||llIIlill|IllllI[liIIIlIlIlllI!IIlHIIIIIIlllllllllllllfllllllllfI|lIlI!l!lllllllllfl!lfll!llll(lHNIIH!HHII!H!WI[!!II!IH!II?HHHNI!III(I[HH!‘""'"” Chmeciwenire: doubt con- cerning the fu arket. The general in at there is a \ g Q) months or a year ago we could Shortage s in the Unit s o\ . O\ a half dozen or more ears and h £ dreds of cases of liquor in one e ning, we now get one or two over slazesh ) 7 A 5 the week end and only a few cases of dare to 2 e | “The prohibition department start- | ea the hall rolling by the selzure of The st pan-american stanaaral- | ] ] ] == R ] O Bl ) I ——1 I =10 | ference to conslder specifi- | cations and uniform nomenclature for | t ¢ materials, supplies, tools, ma- | chinery equipment and other mer- chandise will be opened at Lima, Peru, on December 2 Canned Goods Week This particular time is selecled because canned goods are now at their best, freshly packed and in the best condition. Our shelves are stocked to overflowing w:th 1924 packed frulh and vegehbles of the finest brands. So great is the variety that it is impossible in limited space to give an adequate list—so this is just a reminder. (al——]o|———|a| CORBY'’S SPLIT ROLLS ';/ Fresh and Hot Three Times Daily % 29 AUTOS STOLEN. 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