Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1927, Page 24

24 _' : THE TVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T. ©. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1927. FEMRA'. AEIIVIW WE WILL GLADLY CASH YOUR XMAS SAVINGS FUND CHECK W LSO [ s 557 5o | NI B RODKS & CQ | s 5 v com ew Fabrics! New Colors! A These Coats are of durable $79 Buck Coney skins of prime . sgw | IV LDANAN AN Q U fotal of 64,986 Arrests f in the Smart New es.. e o /T R ——— Tomorrow . . . Saturday . . . The Last Day of Our Great Semi-Annual Event s By the Associated Press. A new record for Federal prohibi- tion activity was reached during the ; last fiscal year, when 64,986 persons ik were arrested by United States au- thorities. This represents the largest number of arrests in the history of the bureau, an increase of more than 4,000 over the previpus year. In addition Federal 3 L officials assisted in the arrest of 15,093 : more violators through co-operation seiiimem ekl Unprecedented Economies and Values in a Spectacular Offering to Make Saturday g THE SUPREME DAY OF THIS MOST REMARKABLE SALE! In making this announcement in his annual report, today Prohibition Com- missioner Doran pointed out that the bu striving through its laboratorles to remove all trace of poison in denatured alcohol that has been the cause of numerous deaths each year. “Work is being done and informa- tion being obtained with the view of eventually eliminating the poisonous Ingredients from the formulas without decreasing the non-beverage character of the alcohol,” the report said. reases in the production of both alcohol and wine were reported by the bureau. The 184323016 gallons of alcohol produced represented a de- Crease of 17,048,653 from the previous Year, while' the wine production of 3,406,564 gallons showed a decrease of 1434531, " The lesser demand for wine, the report said, “is attributable largely to restrictions imposed during the year upon Withdrawal of wine for sacramental purposes.” Report on Narcotics. G . . . I oporting on operatons of the P T Special Purchases Combined With Our Regular arc Ul u, commi ners P brought out that the main source for . gmugeled narcotics for flegal uee in High-Grade Stock—In a Remarkable Sale Tomorrow Wi » » ic seaboard, while the oplates A i) are slipped in disguised as merchan- The smartest soluti f Chri lexiti A gift th /,','/ A dise, or by seamen. lution o ristmas perplexities. gitt the woman of ';,',/ ,,,c/ 5’;;4""/,/' Y 1 1 U & YR ol Wit W During the year, the report said, a chic taste will love. A comprehensive assortment at remarkably low prices. 'y,”,;,%"/;r "J',?{l’(rzi,'/‘//l:w// ) W 7 1 .’I/I/j il * total of 4,469 convictions, under the : i Harrison and smoking oplum acts, The few types sketched are typical of the collection. 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