Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1926, Page 21

SEES B BODILEG COMBINE HARDHT iscussing Maine Situation, | aynes Predicts Activity of | Small Liguor Units. | { | ! | i | | | | [ | | i |AUBURN, Me., shuor situation i o In the opinion of the United Smtflsl prohibition Roy A.| Haynes, who was here inspection of the i But Mr. predicted a springing up of small | units of manufacturing stills in the commissioner, tors are already in jail and their ac- tivities checked. Within the next few months or a_vear the country is to gainst the bootleg in- v division into smaller units will engage in the 1s in the remote sec- . speaking of Maine and’ then the operators faced with the problem of portation to dispose of their liq- “These operation of tions of the ment problem will then devolve Al enforce- icers, and the police dep lity will incres souri everywhere national liquor policy. LONG-DISTANCE PHONE th RATES WILL BE CUT, Reduction, Effective October 1, Will Give Greatest Benefits to | Calls of Over 150 Miles. | sion man: > and | Potoma todiay. In addition from Wa Jowered 1 50 per cent be tween 8:30 pm. and 4:30 am. WOUNDED NEAR HEART. | A. E. Raley Said to Charge Broth- er-in-Law Cut Him. to brother-in-law, vears old, a lleged stabbing his two vears, and ed Daniel R: him to this ¢ nnounced | A GG A5R 25 25252525252525252505 55252 515 has taken over the reins of govern- ment in Greece, deposing Gen. Pan- galos. KLAN TO HAVE BIG CROWD Hotel Reservations Indicate Num- ber May Exceed Last Year's. . Applications for- hotel reservations during the third biennial klonv i of the Ku Kiux Klan, Septembe 1 d 15, bei = will last de on the of the > band. ay. One of th ade will be agd0 Says Three Robbed Him. 528 Third street, ce that three col ed him down . George O'Brien, reported to the pe ored men ibbed him e Fall Fashion Forecast Copper Patent Leather Destined as one of the favored new shoe ma- terials — for it blends splendidly with Au- tumn’s burgundy reds and rich brown dress shades. 5! 525 Women’s Shop 1207 F St. Where Fashions Make Their Debut Striking Modes In Fall Millinery EACH hat wears a mark of originality that tells of French inspiration—a cleverly blocked brim charmingly novel ar , a draped crown, or rangement of trim- ming, representing the very latest thing in - millinery chic. Youis Gold € 1214 F St. N.W. HN | &7 1S - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 381, 1926. 5 Senator Reed of Missouri Opposes Repeal ?EEE[—EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Of All Dry Laws; Urges Middle Course By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, August 31.—Oppo- sitfon to the repeal of all the Missouri prohibition laws was expressed last night by United States Senator James A. Reed, foe of the Anti-Saloon League and of the Federal prohibition enforce- ment system. The senior Missouri Senator declared he aimed at making America a sober Nation and that “there is a sound mid- dle course” between. the demands of the extreme wets and drys. CHEF IS MISSING. Jay Howard, 40, Left Home Here August 8, Police Are Told. Police are seeking Jay Howard, 40 vears old, chef in a local restaurant, who disappeared from his home at 1015 Tenth street southeast August 8. Mrs. Howard, a bride of a few weeks, was in Baltimore when her hushand left here, and friends thought he had gone to visit her. The missing man, member of val Lodge of “The liquor business should be regu- lated—not outlawed,” he declared. “Temperance and sobriety should be taught—not forced. Forced prohibi tion is as bad as unrestricted liquor traffic.” Senator Heed declared his stand in a letter to Mrs. Nellie G. Burger, presi- dent of the Missouri Women's Ci tian Temperance Union, who, in a cular letter, had dum proposal, w vides for the Tepe: restrictive liquor legislation. Masons, wore a Masonic ring when he left home. Howard is described as being 6 feet tall and weighing 250 pounds. He h; a fair _complexion, brown e black hair, sprinkied with g carried uit case when he away, suggesting to the police th his going was planned ahead of time. Pictures “painted” entirely with the Jjuices of flowers were recently exhibited in London. The colors obtained by rubbing the flower p across the paper. Serve Tomato Salad with a new dress—a Milani’s Roquefort Dressing. It’sthe only one of its kind, and if you like Roquefort Cheese, you'll greatly enjoy the lingering savor of MILANIS Sulad Dresings ~Frenchand Roquefrt Tomato Salad Remove skins and chill firm ripe tomatoes. fore. cutin half, crosswise. Nest. Ralf face. down in grisp leriuce leaves. Serve wil i [Roquef fort Dressing. 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