Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1926, Page 6

£ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1926. = | ; - " Ofice Furniture | )FG AT WEST POINT Save 507 and More || | H. BAUM & SON || Former Aide to Pershing Had| Another new branch of the prohi- | hition hine is heing nized IM-: 464 Penna. Ave. Main 9136 Gone There to Become | veek, followir YOU CAN ALSO.RENT IT Cadet Commandant. day. under 4 — % —_ : ‘ 5,' | Mai Jehn Georze Quekemever.| coholic investigations, amplified today, Pershinz, and 'my | cipi career of 24 vears, died vesterday in with obtaining evidence to get | the revocation or al of permits | to handle alcohol is will not eon- | fliet with or duplicate the work of an organization under Walton sen, who 1x chavged with develop: | cases of eriminal conspiracy Fiank Iale, who succeeds Foster as | the Military Academy Hospital, a1 head of the alcohol squad, will op- evate directly under Foster, it was | 5 | Avest ni, where he had been fll Accommaodations to fit Ltor nveiiass withipohuniaits. H explained. while Foster himself will | he directly under Gen. Andrews. HAMBSCH TAKES CHARGE. your purse and plan. [ “11e was 41 vears old and had gone | B omblsteinbbinamnsat lio West Point to succeed Gen. Merch | f White St Red 5 d | Ste rt on April ‘1 as commandant - MU VAL, SUe Stir e of ets, Gen. Ntewart having been Atlantic Transport Lines on nromoted 1o succeed Gen. Fred Sladen steamship page, issue of | 15 superintendent there. P i. Quekemeyer was (% Mareh T8, At VAo City. MY/ | former aide 1o | possessor of a distinguished Florida Deputy Assumes Control of Dry Work There. I F. Havbsch, first deputy pro. bibition administrator - for Florida, | was pliced temporarily in charge of the Florida district today by As sistant Secretary Andrews L. T, Simmons. administrator, re. ¥ on account of ill health | | { | | MAJ J. G QUEKEMEYER appointed. from that State i fore o foris APPHITING. irin MG Cptile enforcoment conditions in Academy, from which he was grad-| R has »im‘yn-v»\ml conside hvl\ e e, " e *heve | IMPARTIAL. INQUIRY | A il e st o ise v fir lieutenant of Cavalry in 1912 'NTO PRO I ITION IS isu al aw carly dafe, = 2 and was promoted te captainey in ol d A Sure Way To jm’» “.Hen\\.:: made @ pajor Augusi] HIB WOULD CUT ALCOHDL. Eid Dacdiie 5. 1917, and during the war held nwz ASKED BY ANDREWS CEW YORK. Maveh 1 (). John A lieutenant-colonel and colonel. " = Hlowinz the war he was given the| Fos vecentiy appointed 1o 1z There is one suve way that has b1y 0e Do charge of the supervision of the never failed 1o remove dandru’f i . _ prinned from First Page.) hol indusiry throughout the country. once, and that is 10 dissolve it Had Varied Service. " : said today that he pians a sweeping | then vou de: it entirely. To i corly service was at the various|able 10 answer the public’s questions | €Ut in the outhut of alcohol manufar | 0 ihie st ot four ounces || . ALl SRCYIce was 8 AUIOUS |40 would therefare: tend to allay the | t1red nnder Government permit. i 4 | forts in the West and Middle West. : i of plain. ordtnary fiquid arvonif| fpet in the Wwest and Middle West|present state of affairs so that the | It is his aim. he said. to reduce the BT iy Qi ators (e Gl his t ) n T country would not be so “worked up. | Dresent output’ from 6,000,000 galors 4 polo plaver and one time prepared 1 YOO 06 vou will need), apply it at night ||| foe’ he Olvmple sames. During the| __One teason. in the opinion of the | te 2000000 a year B e e Gaue OB ) - = prohibition chief, why the Govern »f the World War (1914) he ad doinz various relief and | mstruction werk. Later he was as- ment i not able at present to give v adequate answer on prohibition is becanse it has not ver sufficient ju o rub it in rtips moisten the scal tly with the fing A. Misses” Hollywood By mornir L not all of || istant military attache 10 r| be il oy i Kol omes gl s Tondone Jmer:| dicial and police machinery to. op REL‘AB" II'Y e ‘repe frock b O MRS D) Ritcuttene Wil nilier o Aaree™ ars Gm) erate tts enforcement campaign 5 green crey . Chinese emhroid ered. Cape hack. 835, Hollyiwnnd green straze hat, 310, completely d nd entively s als quests are hefore Congress destrov evers <izp zad trace ||| Bxpeditionary Forees of it, no matter how much dandruft ¥ home the latier part of on may nave \larch. he was on duty at the Ws V ohserver with the British i \ USED CAR rrox | pointed out. for now ing a hurean of prohib: reau of custome. T follawe <hortly i | more bille will ! Wil And. ton. Al atehinz and ""‘Hr e here until April 18, For A dgnnibi many || . of t Will_ stap-in short period e it chenzes in the s ntes and in || | . L e o i B STt | oot merlod e wne S matrueton o | R0 U i |1 JOSEDIN MICK eyno; { R. Rois de rose Misses : L N. Y. une 1 he retrned | JIFRREL (RS T G UL IR0 en || T4th STREET AT-R || (e o feing e wif]] S|l = Al gland and France as 1 member t ! e == of the graves commission to investi.| °f the Government acidia i S A Raw, Sore Throat ¢ q=pizionans Ueine 190 Nrained. saving. hrcer. o e Sor-;Thr(;af VPrudence e e explained, savinz. however i otk e in e P idoes ot itHInk it & 3 Z i . poly a Little Musterole | [TICHS, SErving os, lion, Sfteer ana | entogeement § without a bottle of Tonsiline, for yon Musterole won't blister like the old- don’t know what moment it may he Attorney needed 1o relicve a sudden case of Sore Brivish headauarters | ment’ with a fashioned mustard plaster. Spread | “ar.j Quekemever ed. Nirs exe in her venort that there | Throat. Relieving Sore Throat is Ton- | was a shortaze of judicial machinery | giline's special mission. It is made for | was made aide throushout Appliqued net insets. K35, Rose and silzer change- able silk hat. $10, . Woman's frock of faience hlune silk crepe. Vividly ap- pliqued sleeves. 833 Hat of tan horsehair. $10. it on with your fingers. It penetrates | 4c'camp 1o Gen. Pershine s to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, | ,‘,.4 bl ,; il r’h‘n“\\m e Inosens the congestion and draws out b s the soreness and pain. Musterolc i3 a clean, white oint ment made with oil of mustarc: | Brings quick relisf from sore throat, hronchitis, tonsillitis, ecroup. stiff | est In September in many A conniry to hand Many people ave drinkine today the opinion of Gen. Andrewk, b ause it is considered a “sorinlsiunt the drng store ia closed—hetter keep & | Ue attributed the “popularity of 1w ertised for that—sold for that one pnrpose. Yon will need Tonsilina one of these davs, or some night when | tember 9. 1919, and was i eane Dvesses, Third Floor. 3Millinery, Fif cadauarters of the Ar Tanuary. 1922 when to neck, asthma. neuralgia, headache. || ttle hundy . congestion, _ plourisy, _rheumatism. || vination” i his o bottle handy at Jgohome. | | lumbago, pains and aches of ¢ bac when he was returned here and was el ot drinks aid (grcve \ A I wd e g i SNSRI ruises, ins, fr 3 £ | o of \Cavalry 5 as a social stun he e National So L rst: iGeen it innfy, For | Chich ot Canalryinene, e i B o aea e £ he t / stant use. With Pershing In Aviea, : : Musterole is also To Mothers ste: Mai. Quekemever was with Gen made in milder form for |p.. HelSmeISr WA G en) babies and small _children. ershing on the Tacna-Arica Commia: PAINTS Ask for Children’s Musterole. - Jars & Tubes n in Chile. and had just returned with him. Gen. 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