Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 14

i STRATONS CHURC PPELS S FOES THE EVENING ~+|ASKS U. S. PROBE 1 Jounged about a Midwest town while waiting for a train; the place had once a great renown because of | people slain. Here once the long- hormed cattle came from down the | Chishlom trail, and cowboys, with | their throats aflame, quaffed stoups of | Virginia Governor Tells President Price Fixing Is Evident in | OF OIL INDUSTRY"Survlvor Tells of Accident to| TAR. REPORTS 2 DROWNED. Launch in Chesapeake. 1 CAMBRIDGE, Md., June 3 (&) Drowning of two men in Chesapeake Bay became known when the survivor 0}( a wrecked power launch reached shory WASHINGTON, LG gathered by auditors for the Cana- dian customs department, who have been investigating various liquor shipments. ‘The shipments were made in the name of the Distillers’ Corporation. htd., they heing ignorant of them, it was testifled. The auditors have been working on the inference that since it was almost a physical impossibility for a steam- bhoat to make its way from Walker- ville through the United States to Mexico the liquor usually found its way to Detroit. Buttermilk Cream Best for Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores Howard's Buttermilk Cream Must| Give Results in One Week—Guar- Vast Increases. &In and ale. Here once the cold-eyed | gamblers played their games by night | and day, their gleaming weapons on parade, all primed to maim or By the Associated Press. j#ier once Biil Mickok jsternly .| RICHMOND, Va., June 3.—A “fear- |as deadly as the fates, the while the |jeqs and non.political” investigation Four Former Trustees Aré death cart bore its load to Boot Illll'sl of the gasoline, oil and kerosene in Dismissed—Accused Pas- (O H H ” tor of “Hippodroming. i ore its | | | somber gates. lere once a carnival) qustries by the Federal Trade Com[without warning. He is in a serious 2 E I mever lost a minute’s time, or latg | Mission was asked by Gov. Harry F.|condition after 12 hours of exposur up for repairs. And mnow “‘mi‘,.fl Byrd of Virginia in a letter “to the) The launch is believed to have struc naught in SiEht but peac "o matter | President of the United States made|s submerged obstruction either while Where you search; the voter's wife and | Public here last night. Gov. Byrd| Pritchett and Murrell were in the oh s pastor. last | guni'and niece are-safe as in a churel gnmm the immediate start of the in-|engine room. trapping them, or with 3 membership. the |4t o et e o walk the | vestigation by the fact-finding hody.|uch force that they were thrown vather than by Congress, “where|overboard. Thelr bodies not | political considerations may enter.” |heen recovered. the church fgreer, take money to the bank, wfter bring | none ‘will shoot him in the feet, or| ;kulrprlum tnjithe ifank: tHere citizens (| Decluring (e it ‘peoble, 0f ((hE ) 5 ; in safety tread, <discussing humdrum | Ptates « 3 . CANADA RUM SHIPMENTS “TO MEXICO” ARE PROBED raton. The news, and when they die they die in|stand. within four months, advances bed. and do not wear their 1o | in the prices of gasoline. erude oil, churches, pointing to the skies, pro- | kerosene and by-products which aggre- claim a plous fe nd noble schools | gated approximately $500,000,000° an- salute the eves of strangers from the | nually, Gov. Byrd's letter to the Yast. The Jall 1s empty and the cops | President said that the additional|25 Steamer Cargoes in 1925-28 have nothing much to do. but wish|burden on gasoline alone was | they had some 40 drops of old bud. | $300,000,000 annually. Usually Ended at Detroit, ser rew. g Je & | DO d out s = weiser brew. [ talked with Johnson,[ He pointed out the simultaneou At eitESe, Ry tha Associated Preas OPTAWA, Ontario Pwenty five shipments of liquor were ade in 1925 and 1926 from Walker- ville to Mexico “by way of the De ' troit Rives testimony Gregg and Grimes, while walt for i price advances as almost certain evi ______________—___—______—_*_: the train. and thev remarked, hose | dence of prearranged price fixing and L. S. Plaut & Co.; Newark The Fair, Chicago Two-Day Sale of | good old come | urged This surcly was a in the industry. Since;, | again' he-man’s | merge; town, doom rode on every breeze, be- | February 12 Gov. Byrd's letter said. ;‘l(‘ had riseh 4 cents Presenting an opportunity to select the smart Fashions of the moment—at a price decidedly extraordinary! Morris Pritchett of Bishop's Tiead, Md; Revetell Murrell and Golds- horough Ruark of Hoopersville, Md., left. 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COURT HOLDS DRY LAW APPLIES TO PORTO RICO' ustains Tsland Court's Verdict in | ; aeof - oo e el S Kresge Department Stores— Liquor in Cafe. fore the old place stttled down 1o |the price of bridge and quilting bees.” They spoke | in Virginia, entailing an added burden with wild and sad regret of days that |to the people of this State of §6,000,000 are no more; the past is still the one |anny is request for an in isabore. | sserted that the people LT MASON 4 to know why an increas cent in four months was ble w e of 33 per You can enlarge your life by taking | justifiable A bigger interest in people and ac- quiring a wider knowledge of public aff: . Radio programs bro t in this country. cost about $30,000 a night. ted Press June 3-—The United States (" t of Appeals ves- terday decided that the national pro- hibition laws apply to Porto Rico. The question had been raised in an appeal from a decision of the United States District Court of Appeals for Forto Rico to the Ciramit Court of the first district. which includes New England. ‘The higher court held that the language of the eighteenth amendment and enforcing statutes mentioned ali territories subject to| the jurisdiction of the United States. | The case was that of Manuel Ramos cbnvicted in the United States Dis- | trict Court of Porte Rico for selling liquor in his San Juan restaurant last September, He was sentenced to a | fine of $300 and 90 days in jail DEFICIT NEWS CAUSES SENSATION IN BELGUIM | Depreciation of Franc Brings| Shortage of About $41.000.000. Houtard Announces. Candy that is al- ways good —that is why over three and one-half million are eating it daily. The Stvles That We Have Been Selling at $5, $7.50 and $10 By the Aesociated Proes BRUSSELS. 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