Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 16

TASHNGTON LD 1S ETTEST £ Anti-Prohibition Body De- clares “Liquor Plentiful and Arriving Daily.” Charging that Washington is_“one vettest cities in the United and that “liquor is. plentiful ¢ing daily from what seems t " the inst the Prohibition a statement made pub. ay, points to figures said to be ned from the police to show an e not only in s for all but for drunken s well keness and crime, vealed uted by inst the Prohibi mendment _as having increased of prohibition according to the associa- . have increased wet year, 916 the lowe: = P e o ——| B QT e G e Y —m—— (o) urned to normal- ‘emporary me residents h: urned home, troops had demobil- and the city was taking on a pre aspect. Arrests for All Causes. “The resnlt in arrests for all causes TO THE CIRCUS| —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. © McClure ‘Newspaper Syndicate THE NIGHT BEFORE DAD WAS GOING TO TAKE YOU IS MOTHER GOING, TO BE oo 48,930; 192 ; 61,057: | A SPORT OR IS SHE &0ING TO TELL HIM e intendent of police is the for the association’s statement that ABOUT - WHAT HAPPENED TODAY TO THE GARDEN HOSE AND TTHE CHILDREN NEXT DOOR. \uiiiang SWYAS MOLLER IS STUDYING D. C. TRUCK PROBLEM Makes Inquiry on Complaint That Load Restrictions Should Be Changed. The complaint of local truck owners that loads should not be restricted to the capacities marked on commercial vehicles by the manufacturers Iis being made the subject of inquiry by ‘Col. 1. C. Moller, engineer in the direc- tor of traffic’s office. Col. Moller yesterday conferred with a delegation representing the group of truck operators which met Wednesday night to advocate modification of the new regulation pertaining to truck loads. Col. Moller told them Connecti- cut has had a similar problem recently and he is endeavoring to find out how they settled it. The truck owners explain that they are not objecting to the maximum weight 1imit of 28,000 pounds placed on truck loads in the new code, but are opposing the use of the manufac- turers' rated capacity as the load that should be permitted. The committee which conferred with Col. Moller included L. Perry West, George B. Mullen, Pierce Rayner, P. J. McDermott and B. Anderson. RITCHIE REFUSES CALL FOR DEFENSE DAY TEST Believes in Preparedness, But Sees No Benefit to Be Obtained Under Circumstances. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, April 5—Gov. Albert C. Ritchie yesterday notified Acting Secretary of War Davis that Mary- land will take no official part in the Defense day test, July 4. The oc- casion, he said, will be left for ob- servance by the various communities of the State as each deems appro- priate. 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