Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 22

JUNE 10, 1926." by Reginald Burrus, a citizen and tax- payer of the county. It is stated that since July 1 of last year $6,600 has been turned over to' Bowie by the commissioners to aid in the suppres. sion of illegal liquor traffic. This | money, it is alleged, is divided among officers and their deputies who have| been active in making raids where it | is suspected liquor is being dispensed - THE EVENING STAR. ‘WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, GO S22 O ing tha meeting, leaders said. Simu! DRYS ASKED TO SHUN . | :feotuny™ Sucti tines il b draws ] he 4 G s E. Bi POLLS ON REFERENDUM | Dimteratic nominee for the tniei Stat te. Hlinots Leaders Ask Followers to | mmmm—mm— Avoid Being Stampeded Into City and Suburban Wet Trap. CHICAGO, June 10 (P).—Miss Eisther Studebaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Studebaker, 2d, cago Broker in New York. Prince Georges Commissioners Fi nday and Saturday, a Sale Babte., G irls’ J uniors’ Decries Quick Shlftmg and | Subservience to Moods of Constituents. By the Associated Press. WAUSAU, Wis, June American Government is dangered more by the ballots zens than the hombs of Communism President Glenn Frank of the Univ sity of Wisconsin told the Wi | socially prominent here and in Neéw | York, was married in the latter city Tuesday to James Masterson Petri. colas, Chicago broker, it became knr\\\n here yesterday. Mr. - Petricolas {s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Petricolas of Biloxi; Miss. The bride is a graduate of Miss Finch's school in New York, and the bridegroom is & Yale alumnus, -— ‘The Suez Canal, 92 miles long, con< - !necting the Red Sea and the Mediter- | ranean. was built by & stock company nized in 1854 by the French en- eer, De Lesseps. Fight Injunction Sought to End Present Practice. Special Dispatch to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, June 10.—The commissioners of Prince, Georges County, according to the records in the Circuit Court, are under rule to show cause on June 15 of this month why they should not be permanently restrained from paying to County Prosecuting Officer Alan Bowie one- half the fines imposed for violation of the county’'s prohibition laws.’ The bill asking for the injunction was filed and also in breaking up alleged gam.| bling establishments. 1t is ex| ed Law Enforcement League of Prince Georges County will strenuously op- pose the granting of a permanent in- junction by the court, the organiza- tion having gone on record as indors- ing the action of county officers.in their attempts to suppress alleged il- legal liquor traffic in the county. For. mer County Prosecuting Officer ). H. Magruder and J. Wilson Ryon rep- resent Burrus, while T. Howard Duck- ett has been retained to assist the commissioners’ counsel George B. Merrick, in fighting the issuance of the injunction. cted that the recently form- | By the Associated Press. i SPRINGFIELD, 1., June 10.—111i- | nols drys will be asked to take no| part in tha proposed heer and light | wines referendum. “It would be foolish to he stampeded into such a_vote. leaders of - the | Anti-Saloon League of Illinols, here | for the annual meeting of the State | bfbltll of directors, declared last night. | “Why shnuld we go out to retake a | fortresd wo already occupy, just be cause the v\em shout at us that we | couldn't take it again?” they ask. A fight to kP#'\ the issue off !he | ballot this Fall wiil be launched dur- Homes $10, 000 to $250,000 Country Homes $10,000 to $750,000 in Select Reglons H. W. 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