Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1926, Page 7

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SAN DIEGO, Calif.,, May 3.—Naval - authorities today started an investiga- tion of charges that sallors operate stilly on board ships at the navy base is the result of y of Dewey (. rt, sailor attached to the De- William Jones, who_ was burned in a still explosion aboard the Destroyer John The sailor was ex- sailors watching n operation escaped injury lors had set up the still in engineroom, officers said, and ert was holding a blow torch on hen the explosion occurred. The blast threw flaming gasoline into his face and set his clothing afire. Al- though his companions quickly beat out the flames, hot gases had ap- parently entered Blyckert's lungs. Rear Admiral Frank Schofleld is in charge of the inquiry. The in. vestigation will include the entire d division here, he said. A of inquiry is conducting an in- ation into the specific cause of v it is not a secret een distilled from shellac and other ships stores. They believe. however, that most of dis- ud been done ashore and some ibly by persons other than Coming so soon after the Williams il episode, the still ex- plosion is causing much ' comment here. ¢ Blyckert was 25 vears old. He was | 3 |born at Tron Mountain, Mich., where rvelatives live. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York. Toloa Mexic A pool. April 34 diz. March 30 Fort Victoria . Minnewaska land ... ifornia . Martha Washington San Lorenzo rederik VIT Port _Colombia. .San Juan uthampton; A DAY Santos, Los Angeles. DUE THURSDAY. Bordeaux Havre. Aopril 17 Abril 10 Roussillon Avril 24 1 : Santa Marta. A Monros Marseille, DUE FRIDAY. S De Grasse. President Berengaria ...... hington remen. ‘April X : Rotterdam. April 38 STEAMERS. Daylight Volendam OUTGO! (Sailing Hour SAILING TODAY | Corvus—cae Town... . el Dundrum Castle—Cape Town. ... i SAILING TOMORROW. « Bri Carrillo—Jamaica uta . . 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Be Chinese, Says Trade Commission When Irish lace comes from China it cannot be called Irish lace, the Federal Trade Commission ruled today in ordering Bardwill Bros., New York importers, to stop advertising -and _selling Chinese importations under slogans in- dicating that they were made in Ireland, “Irish crochet lace was in- troduced into the United States and acquired its reputation as be ing superior to other crochet laces long prior to the time of the importation and sale in this country of lace made in China,” the order added. APPLE TREES BLOOMING. Festival Queen Issues Proclamation for Two-Day Pageant. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., May 3.—Buds have begun bursting into blossom in many orchards throughout the Shen- andoah Valley and by the opening to- morrow morning of the second annual aple-blossom festival the trees are expected to be in full regalia. Priscilla 1, queen of the realm, has issued a proclamation, asking the people of Maryland, Virginia, Wash- ington, D. C. and the country at large to drop all cares and labors and join in the fastivities here. Several pageants will be under way tomorrow | and Wednesday. ENFORCE CRAB LAW. Maryland Authorities to Confiscate All Under Legal Size. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, May 3.—Confiscation of crabs under the legal size of three and one-half inches has been ordered | by State Conservative Commissioner | Swepson Earle, following the opening | of the crab season In Maryland. Conservation offictals Saturday con fiscated over 50 dozen soft crabs which were under the required size. These crabs had been shipped into Mary land recently from North Carolina The confiscated supplies were pre. sented to local hospitals by the State. Cull laws regulating the size of salable sea food will be strictly enforced this year, Mr. Earle said. Conferences will ENFORCEMENT BODY William C. Myers of Riverdale Elected Head of Prince Georges Organization. Special Dispatch to The Star. HATTSVILLE, Md., May 8.—Per- manent organization of the Law En- forcement League of Prince George's County was effected at a meeting of some 200 citizens, principally from the upper section of the county, held in the Masonic Hall here yesterday aftermoon. Officers elected were: Willlam C .\lyer.‘s. Riverdale, president; Judge J. H. Shepherd, Branchville, vice presi- dent; Mrs. Alfred D. Bailey, Bladens- {0l ———a]c———=|o/c———[c|—2& D. C, MONDAY, burg, secretary-treasurer. A consti- tution was adopted. A motion was adopted to send a delegation to Upper Marlboro * to recommend to the county commission- ers reappointment of Claude Reese of Berwyn as a constable. Reese was one of the seven county officers in- dicted by the recent county grand jury on a charge of larceny in connection with a liquor raid in the southern sec. tion of the county. Mary Harris Armour, LL. 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