Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 21

* SXNDWN KILED * INFRENEH STORW Further Loss of Life Feared.| West Coast and Interior vivient havoc board and :, oceasion- ferrying from the! k when wave, drowning the At the Sables- 1 was swept off a region houses d trees uprooted, d in harbor im- s torn from its n against the or, lving in the roads. t services to Havre were Le Mans the wind blew two! enger train | injured. lown | DRY AGENT IS OUSTED; DISOBEDIENCE CHARGED A. H. Hart, Formerly of Washing- ton, Ascribes Ouster o Fric- tion With Chief. A. H. Hart, Pittsburgh prohibition agent, has been dismissed for “re- |fusing to work where assigned,” Com. missioner Haynes announced today. No detalls other than that Hart was dropped from the rolls on November { 14, were given. Charged With Leaving Post. BALTIMORE. Md, November 28.— | Maj. A. H. Hart, formerly a member of the Washington group of prohibi- tion agents operating in Baltimore, { has been dropped from the service, it W learned yesterday. The reason | assigned by the Washington offictals jof the officials of the national pro- hibition unit was he left his post of duty at Erie, Pa., “without authority."” | Hart was in Baltimore yesterday. He explained that the particular of- | fense for which he was dismissed from the service was a trip he made ! to Washington to complain of what he declared was unfair treatment at the hunds of the Erie group head. He | said there had been friction for some time between him and his chief. Several days ago, during a raid in, which Hart's clothing becanfe souked | with beer and beer mash, he explained, | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BUTLER TO REMAIN AT QUAKER CITY POST President’s Consent to General's Leave From Marine Corps for Police Work Desired. By the Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, November 28.— Gen. Smedley D. Butler will remain the head of the Philadelphla Police and Fire departments for the next three years, If his leave from the Marine Corps is extended, it was announced to- day by Mayor Kendrick and Gen. But- ler. After a conterence between the mayor and the general, Mr. Kendrick said Gen. Butler called and “we had a very nice talk. We are in perfect accord. The general desires to stay, and I will take up the matter with President Coolidge at his convenience.” Gen. Butler said: “I will remain here for four full Years. There is no use of any more wobbling in the department. Let's get out now and clean up this city. Mayor Kendrick sald he would com- municate with the President either by wire or letter to arrange an engagement. Gen. Butler came here in January of SHOP EARLY D. 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