Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1927, Page 36

COOPERATION SEEN " ASBULDERS NEED || BuUT He ouRrR LAM Bureau Chief Urges Local Exchange Members to “THEY DON'T SPEAK OUR LANGUAGE.” TOE GLEEF WANTED 1O Joirs 05 THIS EVENING BUT ¢ FINALLY STALLED fi:ol;fér‘m RIGHT | 5'Fos€E €p H ©oE ST SPEAK GOAGE —By WEBSTER. |RUM CAR ABANDONED W, A GOOD SCOLT. | VAEN‘ ‘A MIGHTY FINE | TeCHMICIAM 00 | AFTER 22-MILE CHASE Fairfax Officers Grab Hat of One of Fugitives Who Tried Smoke Screen in Vain, Special Dispateh to The Star. RICHMOND, Va, November 30.— Virgil Williams, prohibition officer for Fairfax County, and another officer chased a car containing two men a distance of 22 miles, much of the dis- tance through a smoke screen. Williams got close enough to grah jumped after putting the car across the road. Both disappeared. The car had 102 gallons of liquol and carried both Maryland and Vi inia_licenses. wheels were burned out by the speed Bearings on all four | SENTENCE SET ASIDE. Danville Court Discovers Irregu- larity in Man's Indictment. which forced the fugitives to 8top and | sacial Dispatch to The take to the woods afoot. Peer’s Son Becomes Actor. The first peer's son to become an actor in Japan is Ryoichi Takeuchi, Wwho eloped recently with Yoshike Okada, an actress, while the film of “La Traviata,” in which they had leading rol was still_ in course of being photographed. Following an absence of several months the two | DANVILLE, Sentenced three weeks ago to serve s in the penitentiary for se- , Luther M. Reagan was set alifax Court. inal indictment had been amended before trial the indictment statute of limitations harred further action against Reagan, who was re. leased. Although the climate of Uruguay is far less rigorous than in the northern parts of this country, mearly every woman in that eountry is wearing a fur coat this the hat of one of the men as they | have returned to the stage. Work Together. 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