Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 32

U. S. Judge Forgets HONDREDS OFHIS |5, 2 P SEORED ON TARGET Dsrvine Whiky By the Associ d Press. INDIANAPOLIS, July 30.—A 10- day reprieve has been gained for i-Ai i ir-| $350,000 worth of bonded whisky Anti-Aircraft Tests With Dir-| S350 ¥ o e "W, Sauivn . . & Co. warehouse at Lawrenceburg, igible Shenandoah Proved | ind.and ordered destroyea by Fed: eral Judge Robert C. Baltzell. i Judge Boltzell, after ruling against Efiechve' the Squibb Co. in a libel action, neglected to sign the formal entry for destruction of the liquor before Tests of the effectiveness of anti-air he left the city, to be gone 10 days. eraft guns of the battleship Texas ——— against a target towed by the air RA]L EMPLOYE K".LED considerable su . according to a| r ng made public ves- Passenger Train Hits Freight. s\ e made, and it was | nmdn.xh might CLARE, Mich., July 30 (#).—One n Fort Tilden, Long | persons were injured when a north- Island, about August 12 lrmnd pa rain on the Ann il ear the bflllfln at cruiser Shenandoah were marked with 15 Other Persons Are Hurt When v Department. Hun ar tests with | man was killed and about 15 other The report was made shed into a stand- blic by Rear director of | ed the tests. d the experiments were im- cause the sleeve target tow- B S much acger {master, riding ' ho cal GFithe pas= than ev . being visible | senger’ engine, was instantly killed. to the and vet much | John Scott of Owosso, engineman on smaller the passenger train, was perhaps fatally injured. < s 2 R AL When money t to_criticize its grammar. never pause MAIN 1075 RED STAR LINE When twenty or more are going to the same place, ¢ » It’s Cheaper rlane must be col mm;. \hl@(ll\ hat ship to “In the first two ru (hP target Charter a Bu’ iitely 4,000 | on of this | e 5011 14th St. NW. | EISEMAN’S | 7th & F Sts. te shape of the tar) > holes is equal to one hit. Smaller Than Aireraft. owed was much hrzm Genuine /| Palm Beach SUITS f rried s ex- pect lé'i that during e S| andoah will be occupied with other | Reduced from $14.95 tests, possibly with other units of the fleet in the Atlantic. h does not expect to The sleeve to ed that was | the control party and | vet is of much | s i n with aft firing at get for the Arn their extensi Fort Tilden, Weather doah will row to Lyt final maneuv mast of the aircraft the trip beginning 1y be out for two | ut a direction finding ation problem with the t member Sizes 42, 44, 46, 48 Light or Dark Shades Bargains for Big THE EVENING STAR ASKS CITIZENSHIP. 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