Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1924, Page 10

STONE TAKES HAND INJERSEY MUDDLE Attorney. General to Confer With U. S. Lawyer and Mrs. Willebrandt on Rum Case. Tnited es District Attorney | Wane of New Jetsey, Attorney Gen- erai Stone and Mrs. Mabel Walker Wiiebrandt. as: nt" attorney gen- erdl, will go conierence here late today on the muddled liquor smuggling situation at Weehawken, N. J. Mr. Winne expects to take up with his superiors the ques of being aliowed to present evidence in the rum scandal to the al grand jury, a move from which he has been harred for the present by Mrs. Wille- brandt. The latter has held that the Federal ¢ the pros going on laws. rnment should not usurp | ution of a case h is vigorously under PUZZLED BY ORDER. United States Attorney Considers Assistant Competent in Case. ciated Press. ¢ CITY, December 16.—Fed- rities engaged in the in- of the Weehawken liquor are awaiting word from ¥ Walter G.| shington yes- | with Mrs. Mabel Attorney Gen- e Winne, who w terday to co Willebrandt Leen had dt not to a sistant Un | Riper to hand " Before leaving for W hington, At- torney Winne sal I expect to be back in my office Wednesday, and I hope to present new material to the grand jury as soon as I get it. I do not understand Mrs. Willebrandt's )vle"enne t per. I know ent to handle , of the bootleg con- than he.” John Milton and Aloysius Me- id to have given|s at they regard mportant evidence in connection with the con- spiracy. EVENING HOURS SET FOR CHRISTMAS MAIL Post Office Substations Listed to Keep Open Beyond Regular Time Until December 23. the public to evening ho postal stations will remain open until | Wi m. from today to the 23rd, in-| hols avenue 1 catur Street, Florida Avenue, street: t teenth land a 1413 Park sylvania west, 416 S Truxton, U Street southeast th street southwes North Capitol stree West End, enue; Woodley Road, Wardm k Hotel. The Central Station at 820 Four- | teenth street will remain open until 11 p.m., while the main post office at | North Capltol Massa- chusetts 2 ing of parc hours a s during the entire to the evening service | named stations will ember 21, from & P to 8 p.m. in order to permit the Dpatrons to malil parcels Columbla Road, Connecticut Ave- ithwest, U Street, P tion will be open on Sunday, the 21st, from § p.m. to 11 pm. and the main post office con- tinuously for the 24 hours. PASSES $ $35 000 MARK | Belated Roll Call Returns Added to { Red Cross Fund. i Belated contributions to the roll call of the District Chapter American | Red Cross have brought the total almost to the $35,000 mark, it was| announced today. Representing an active membership of nearly 25,000 the Red Cross is one working organizations | pointed out that this raised with the small € §1.500. fn the Disti of the la here. Tt fund has expenditu 1 Gallon Best Motor Oil || With Each Purchase of A Tire 30x3% Oversize Penna. ;’ Vac-Cup Cord . . $13.95 30x3% Criterion Cord @, National Tire & Rubber Co. Product $10.75 Other Sizes in Proportion Every Tire Guaranteed Free Crank Case Service Liberal Allowance on Old Tires || For a Limited Time Only |l Also Radio Supplies SOUTHEAST AUTO SUPPLY 629 Penna. Ave. SE. | GREAT FALLS, Mont., December 16. {=—A temperature drop of §4 degrees *.|Senators Propose Leaving Montana Section Has Mercury Drop 84 Degrees in Day Temperature 63 Above at Noon Is 21 Below at Midnight. |in 12 hours was registered yesterday from noon to midnight at Fairfield, George Sanford, director of the Sun River project at Fairfleld, announced today. At noon Sunday the Govern- mient thermometer stood at 63 above zero; at midnight it was 21 below. This, he said, was the greatest drop in 12 hours ever recorded by the United States Reclamation Service during its history in this part of the State. The Great Northern Railroad rec- ords here show a drop of 36 degrees in one hour in Shelby Sunday after- noon. Today a blizzard was reported there, and also at Sunburst, where it is 30 below. The same records at noon showed 32 degrees below at Havre and 20 below in Billings and 40 above in Butte. A blizzard was reported north of Great Falls, with about five inches of snow to the north of Conrad. COMMISSION URGED FORSHOALS IS Question to Experts and President. After a visit to the White House today, Senator Watson, Republican, Indiana, declared he favored referring the whole Muscle Shoals question to a commission for settlement. e Norris bill, but y Se had told him they did not feel t 3 1y informed on the favor turning the ques commission, Two proposals to refer Muscle Shoals to committee are before the Senator W York, who has indo: White-Atterbury pr posal, has offered an the House Muscle Shoal before the Senat ment of the problem to a commission, which would be empowered to make a final decision . he would on over to a not be ratified the President clusions. Senator Jones, Republican, Wash- dment . but before the com- ans could be executed they to be approved by Con- We ‘nave every reason %o believe Sou will be d'|1[hl('d-olhvn to be Franklin Sq. 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