Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1925, Page 10

10 - DRY ENFORCEMENT LINITS T0 BE StT Andrews - Will Specify Func- tions of States and U. S. | as Row Result. ‘ Clearer cut distinction between Fed- | ermi and State functions in prohi- | bi*fon enforcement will be drawn by | Assistant ¥ Andrew pro- | hibition field marshal Details of the pronouncement ex pected soon from Gen. ws have not as ye L but it i Xnown th the chief function o 8 overnment | is stoppage of the sources of the boot leg trade. Prohibition Oficer Dropped. | In this connection it was disclosed | today that Gen. Andrews has ordered | dismissal of a prohibition nt at- | ‘tached to tt )rieans’ admini :strator’s office sending time and ‘money” in pursuing, searching and later ~arresting a woman motorist when he found she carried “a pint flask, perhaps a third full.” As a result of the agent’s action, which Mr. Andrews regards as having | rendered the Federal law ‘“‘obnoxious | and cheap,” the Assistant Secrotary | +has informed all administrators and | “thelr deputies of details of the case. | ‘This was done, he said, for the guld ance of the enforcement personnel, and he described the dismissal as a ciplinary move. | Confers With Attorney General. Mr. Andrews conferred again with ‘Attorney General Sargent, and there have heen fndications that at previous =imilar conferences the subject of the | ‘division of authority and responsi Dility was discussed. In effecting the Tecent reorganization of the prohibi tion force Mr. Andrews has kept the Tlepartment of Justice fully advised | @t his plans, inasmuch as it is that idepartment’s duty to prosecute cases {déveloped by the dry agents, and Mrs. Xabel Walker Willebrandt, Assistant {Altorney General, in charge of prohi- Jition prosecution, has conferred often Nith the Treasury official. i e | 514 BATHERS ARRESTED. WVomen Without Covering Over - Suits Taken at Waikiki. “HONOLULU, September 22 (4).— Reviving _the ' enforcement of the famous Desha bathing suit law, Mhich prescribes that bathers must Mrear a covering over thelr bathing muits when passing to and from the Heach, the police swooped down on Waikiki Beach vesterday and ar- Fested 14 young women. They were ordered to appear in the police court today, when they will be charged AFith appearing on streets in the vi- einity of the beach clad only in bath- ing sults. | Abolition of Virgi Staff of Colonels Backed by Byrd ‘h to The Star. TER, Va.. September 22. —Businass in Government s threat- ening one of the oldest institutions in the Old Dominion—the resplendent galaxy of colonels who make up the official staff of the Governor of Virginia. H. F. Byrd, Democratic nominee for governor, and by that token, gov- ernor-elect. favors. a personnel re- cruited from the National Guard or in regulation ure, and much smaller than the group of 30 now appointed by the chief executive. Mir. Byrd has let it he known that his views on the subject are not in any respect a reflection upon the dis- inguished nians who hate held these posts in the past, But because he deems the change in line with the simplicity he holds desirable in onducting the affairs of the common- | wealth. A bill to provide for the change is to be iIntroduced at the next ses- sion of the Legislature. Mr. Byrd's idea on the matter was No matter how sweet and pure the cream—without Heathization the germs that turn Butter rancid work their havoc. Only Green Meadow Butter is guaranteed good until used Made of pure, sweet whipping cream from healthy cows— maintained under the most hygienic conditions—and Heath- ized—that’s Sold by leading grocers and delicatessen Phone us if you cannot get it easily 1620 First St. Milk, Cream, Buttermilk and Heathized Butter THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO nia Governor’s communicated in the following letter to Maf.. A. Willis_Robertson at Lex- ington: e “I have just received your letter In which you expressed the hope that the staff to be selected by me as zovernor would be from the commis- sioned personnel of the National Guard of Virginia or the Officers’ Re- serve Corps. “The existing law provides for the appointment of a staff of 30 members by the. governor. A change in the law is a matter of legiglative concern, but without in any way intending [to dictate to the general nssembly I | will welcome a_change in the statute {so as to permit the governor to de- | tail. without expense to the State, for | definite periods. a much smaller, but wdequate military staff from the Na tional Guard of Virginia or the Of cers’ Reserve Corps, I would recom- mend that such appointees be only | citizens and qualified voters of the | State of Virginia. No officers so de- | tailed shonld be comnelled to serve. tand Do change would be made In| his military rank. Their regular sery- Green Meadoy Butter. H. L. Black & Son, If it is 1 Green Meadow Butter . it’s absolutely pure It takes the Heath process to render germless the air in which Green Meadow Butter is churned. HOGE WILL MAKE RACE FOR VIRGINIA GOVERNOR Roancke Lawyer Accepts Repub- lican Nomination Declined by Henry W. Anderson. By the Assoclated Press. ROANOKE; Va., September 22.—S. Harris Hoge, prominent lawyer and business man of this city, in a letter sent yesterday to Joseph L. Crupper, chairman of the State Republican ex- ecutive committee, formally accepted the Republican nomination for gov- ernor of Virginia. Mr. Hoge was tendered the nomina- tion by the executive committee at a meeting held last week at Alexandria, at which Henry W. Anderson, who was nominated by the State conven- tion at Roanoke, withdrew his name and declined to make the race. e uniform would be worn on official oceagions. 1 belleve that such a staff would amply maintain the dignity of the commonwealth, and at the same time be in keeping with the simplicity of A business administration.” Inc. North 1670 - Another b AMOC k2 m (TR TR w %8 Produchk of The ié . OT all the service Balti- more gets from the solidated Gas Con- Electric Light and Power Company comes through wires and pipes. Some of it comes on wheels. To keep such a big system in order, to improve and extead the service, quires large numbers of motor trucks. a lot of gae. rations figure their one motor truck is ew cents a day by using the And busy tracks w Public Service C. costs earefully. | SEimctor fuall the are wasting money, too. In the of & year, It mounts up heavily. That's why it's & the Consolidated d e ws WA A m o e asaa aa wa others course ificant to find that e Electric Light and Pewer Company, like so many other big uesrs of motor fuel is of the expeorian Amecrcan Qil &, g of big users and make AMOCO a habit! - Woodward & Lnthrap 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Four Featured Values in Fall Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics: From the largest and most diversified stock. of upholstery and drapery fabrics that we have ever shown, we select these four em- phatic values that are featured in our dis- play. 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