Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 10

PUAND AND CELLD RECTAL PLEASES Wanda Landowska and DRY OFFICERS RAID CLIFTON TERRACE STORE Proprietor and Clerk A.rruted and 78 Pints of Alleged Liquor ) Seized. : Clifton Terrace Pharmacy was ratded by police of the eighth pre- cinct and prohibition agents lust THE EVENING PARIS POLICE PLAY WITH COMMUNISTS Disperse Demonstrators at ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. did not interfere until the demon- strators attempted to form a proces- w#lon. The Communists offered no re- sistance when ordered to disperse, but sald they would gather again a block or two away. This they did and again were dispersed. After about 90 minutes of this hide-and- seek game the Communists went to their homes. There was no violence. The police evidently were acting un- der orders not to molest the Com- them. munists unless they were attacked by | « night, the proprietor and a clerk were arrested and 78 pints of alleged liquor were seized. John M. Thal of 2377 Champlain Hans Kindler Delight Na- tional Theater Audience. street, drug clerk, was charged with sale and illegal possession and —_— | Samuel Lichtenstein of -1321 Eueclid Wanda Landowska, pianist and|street, the proprietor, was charged wrp and ‘Hans Kindler,| with illegal possession of liquor. . presented a movel program| Although the drug store is on the of quaint mele in a delightful con- | southeast corner of Fourteenth and . tional Theater yester-| Clifton streets, only a block away Much of the music|from Central High School, both enteenth century, and | s¢hool authorities and prohibition Q with unique phrasing|unit officials stated that there had Emanuel Balaban, ac- | been no complaints -fmplicating stu- companist for Mr dents of the high school in any ir- to enhance .| regularities. Numbers of students, “cello numbers. according to Principal Stephen Kram- the two modern er of Central High School, were in arrangement of Rave the babit of patronizing the store for ice cream and candy, and similar commodities, but since Mr. Kramer has been at the school, he said, there had been no’ complaints comcerning stu- .| dents getting anything prohibited by the Volstead law at the drug store. The seizure, according to H. M possesses great technique and in- and arches her wr modern method of relaxed muscles Sede ints, who made the raid with | ith, agent, and Lieut. Sulli- ! vin o the cighth. precinet, included |60 pints of “red” liquor, 14 pints of gin, 2 quarts of cognac and 2 bottles e finge x'-“~“"" raid was made on a warrant that Mozart | joqyed by United States Commissioner hat composer's | George H. M L coomaer s | George H. Macdonald. | CHRISTMAS MAIL VAS LOOT. Brings Out New Henuties. her group for thi t e, Land Post Office Near London. 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