Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1926, Page 35

MAY 21, 1926. “Padlock” Injunction Sought. Application for a “padlock” fnjunc- tion was made yesterday to the Dis- triect Supreme Court by Assistant United States Attorney Harold W. Orcutt against Percival Rhine, 4171 Eleventh _street. sovernment | charges that Rhine made sales of in- | M‘w‘““mm"'"”’l’lllllllé toxicants {n violation of the natonal | / THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, —By WEBSTER. |CHICAGO TO OBSERVE CENTENNIAL IN 1933 Nature of Celebration Will Be De- cided by Committee Named by Dever. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 21.—Chicago's cen- tennial celebration will be held in 1933, commemorating its incorpora- tion as a village with 50 inhabitants, prohibition law May 7 and that he Will Command Fort. had in his possession liquor during the 4 Siei L months of March and April of the| Lieut. Col. George . Kumpe, Signal current year. Unless enjoined, the |Corps, attached to the offic . petitioner says, Rhine will continue to | Assistant Secretary of Wi ’ | use the premises for illegal purposes 'assigned to the command of Fort Moy | in violation of law. mouth, N. J. which in 100 years has grown to a city of 3,000,000 population. The decision to celebrate in 1933, rather than in 1937, the centennial of the organization of the city, was made by the committee in charge, but the nature of the observance, whether a world fair or celebration of lesser scope, remains to be determined by a subcommittee to be named by Mayor Dever. 0 T A SR my! 1 FeeL NERVOU S ABOVT PLAYING 1N THE sAME l?%gr:' WATA An EXPERT Like MR.GE€S MR. GEESB, WwWoN'T You ) PLEASE 'mém : me YOUR- OHERS - FOR BIDDING "D BE SCARED || AT THE LeFT To DEATH OF A NO-TRUMP?, To PLAY BRIDGE WITH 1 PLAY A WRETCHED 6AME. 1| HOPE FoR. YOUR SAKE ~ou DoN'T DRAW ME FOR A WeELL,! 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