Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1925, Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., AUGUST RUM PATROL SENT T0 CAMADIAN LI . Force to Operate Along En- tire Border From At- lantic to Pacific. | | | he number that must be main- | Treasmr while the whole for Descend ish Kr ) cot U. S. WILL TAG FISH, Study of Mullet, One of Mest Val- | ot Be Made. he running Caro. hureau hward Marine Cor;;s Orders, Col. C. B. Taylor has o ) Quantico, Va P. been trans- ied that the ordinances were cause the election at which re voted on dic. not have the number of votes. Under the f the town's charter, accord- m P. Oppl chairman of d, ordins sed by the ssioners m approved by of the registered voters of Ninety-eight voters regls- oted. sent, the commis- bmit the whole Special Dispateh major | the town. tered and only Upon this arg foners decided t attorney gen- 1time decided to of the ordi- 3 "he ordinance | as most objected to was that prohibited the running of a club, clubhouse, music hal hall, pool room, billiard rc hospital or man fled into 1d boy. St. of | safety on the any such | who | SHIPPING BOARD POLICY ASSAILED BY FLETCHER ¢ - | Florida Senator Threatens Congres- | sional Inquiry on Ship Serap- | a exp has | scrap the vess SANITY TO BE TESTED. Former Baltimore Man Threatened testified Placed on Retired List. i to such enter-| even if the owners would | penal paid an | officer: fee to the town of $500. | released. manufacturing code, The £ Requirements. One Important Thing policy in re- | ships was | sent to you liable news home. Rail Official. (#).—Horace . was order vue Hospital | on as wo his| had be aigned on | orderly conduct. | office. All other States— ¢ Rohert Johnson, de at the West . has bee of the Army | One week 33 Yeors at the 7 A\ A. Kahn Inc 935 F Strees Same Address ‘Diamonds Are Wealth In Ideal Form--- BALTIMORE, Twelve prohibition agents today raid- ed four stills in southern Maryland, | destroying 30,000 gallons of mash. They ere attacked with a hoe by a 13- gave his n Wright, was arrested, before you leave— Direct that Evening and Sunday—be {MANY PROHIBITIONS GO AS LAWS/|DRY SQUAD BESET |{OF COTTAGE CITY ARE HELD VOID BY BOY WITH HOE N s at @ mesting Friday night | 8,060 Gallons of Mash Destroyed | When Still Is Found in Bank of Stream. to The Star. Md., August he stills were located near Valley post office and Compton post Marys County. One as It on the bank of a stream. t the approach of the woods and another 1. swimming to man, | Wilbur ged with | ents the other side. One liqu still and violating of covering ts boy with the hoe to do The Star— regularly while you are away. You'll enjoy its daily visit—and the re- it'll bring from Address changed as often as necessary—just notify the rested - Tuesday in the 1 Rates by Mail Postage Paid ge M. S | Payable in Advance of the ra | . L. 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