Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 30

30 PLNTOSHEEGUARD NATIOS LS Authorities Adopt Measures to Guarantee Cash and Se- .curities Against Banditry. guard the | in paper money es lssuing from this city system system ha money under this new Sponsored by Dewey. am was inftiated by exact nature od, have been provide in- 1e trucks e building in no one would be |2 tween them, v valuables were transport- 1 haliways trucks, whe men with fire- is not at the ed by a heavy s still stand by to pro- e operation. In riformed Treasury e also station armed under orders of station relves money s AUDITORIUM— amlet.” . | visterday when mothers-n-law | supposed t' be responsible fer all th’ | dent Coolidge is he e | when somebuddy’s ta | STRICT LIQUOR RULE ' PROPOSED IN CANADA v | Conservative Leader Says in Case By the Associated Pre:s. r- | Persons fo Jail.” - | made yesterday by Premier G. How- der the o and sate of ligu by Steel Grill. be put into eff ‘.‘ll the polls pur through | be to b safeg | day awarded structi Abe Martin Says: I kin remember as well as if it misery. 1 thing I like about Presi- ver butts in His Party Retains Poweér Law Violators Face Jail. TORONTO, Ontario, in poss November 3.— of liquor | clal | ment is returned to po | 0 on December 1, will be “sent to | Announcement to this effect was that un. | control | option to E successful | or would permits This frective | illegal importation of ard Fery rsed on the p d by the commis: ard, he ‘said, would stopping liquor. The premier also confirmed vious intimation that beer w handled in the same manner liquors and would he pur only at_government stores. poses of reports that the open beer would be allowed under th posed system. PLAN SCHOOL ADDITION. | Commissioners Contract for Bur- roughs Building Annex. The District Commissioners yester- contract for the con- addition to the John School, on Monroe street t between Eighteenth and th streets, to oJhn B. Gine- | it bidder who quoted a will contain eight oms and a combination gym- - nasium and assembly hall. il —— he vears that: Those very 1 =0 well to| f the distin-| guish: t his splen- dtd a ce left their for Nature will than “Ham- - has ever personal- annot com- admirable ent funds for orial to Gen. ry of War Memorial As- be erected in @ Gen. Knox made he Revoiution, and m of a reproduction estate there. The i with Knox mem- For | flavor! DISCOVER NEW BREAKFAST | Rich with elements that build | health | | Every woman knows that breakfast | is a very important meal. It comes after the longest fast. It must not be too heavy—yet it should be appetiz- ing, and rich in healthful food. Oats and whole wheat have long been recognized as the two of nature’s most favored grains. 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