Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1929, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Di- C; TUESD\Y MARCH 26, 1929 JUSTICE PADLOCKS DUKE BOTTLE PLANT Judge Gordon Grants Tempo- | rary Injunction at Request of U. S. Attorney. ¥i L {. A temporary order restraining the| Duke Bottle-Works, doing business m; 1125 D street northeast, from either | Wisposing of or manufacturing liquor, ' @s alleged in a Government complaint, | was signed by Justice Peyton Gnrdnn[ in Equity Court yesterday. The restraining order was issued on | petition of Assistant United States At- | torney Harold Orcutt as a result of a | raid last November 2 and information furnished in affidavits by two business men. Police are alleged to have seized at the time of the raid 78 half-gallon jars of whisky, 44 cases of beer, two 15-gal- lon kegs of beer and 17 bottles of wines. Ellis Duke, said to be proprietor of the establishment, and Henry P. Kern, owner of the building, are included among the eight defendants named in the Government's petition. The others, employes, are Fred H. Middledorf, Syl- vester Bruce, Andrew Clark, W. A Keyes, Dennis Graves and J. P. Brown- Purse Flits When Gypsy Puts Curse On Flat Tire Owner By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, March 26— William Nicholson gloomily re- paired a puncture Sunday as a sy approached. = p’i‘ell your fortune?” the woman l.sked “No, I've had enough bad luck, go away,” replied Nicholson. “More bad luck, then,” the gypsy retorted. When the tire was repaired Nicholson missed his pocketbook, containing $14. |GOAL IS TO SAVE FISH BY-PRODUCTS College Aims to Eliminate Waste in Curing, Canning and Hatching. SEATTLE, Wash,, (#).—The only col- lege of fisheries in the world, main- tained by the University of Washing- ton, last year saved $1,000,000 to the North Pacific fishing industry. ‘This unique college has set out to do for fisheries what the packers did for .| the meat industry when they found a use for “everything but the squeal” As fish utter no sound, the Washington ing. GIVES LIFE FOR CHILD. Father Drowns Trying to Rescu Daughter Whom Another Saved. CLEARWATER, Fla,, March 26 (#).— | S. H. Northington, 50, a grain salesman, was drowned in the Guif near here Sun- day trying to save the life of his daugh- ter Anne.10, who was rescued by George P. Tullos. Northington and Tullos, with their wives and Mrs. Gene Fields, were fishing from a rock jetty on Clearwater Beach Island when the child fell into 15 feet of water. Northington dived after her and was being carried down with the child by a swift current when Tullos went to the rescue. Tullos managed to save the child just before her father went down. Northington’s only survivors are his wife and child. He resided in Tampa, going there five years ago from Clarks- ville, Tenn. | corraIcET xUrrEREENER FAMOUS exceptions. Elimination of waste, of fish disease: and improvements in canning, curin, | drying, food testing and hatching are | A hatchery with a capacity | ught, f 2,000,000 eggs is operated for experi- ental purposes, and the laboratories are equipped with the latest types of canning machinery. “Within a few years,” says John N. Cobb, dean of the schoel, “the indus- try will be so developed that food fish will be provided containing the iodine element so necessary to human life. Experiments on this have advanced far even today, but have not been practi- cally adapted for general use in the enormous output of fish in the industri- al plants. But it will be within a dozen years.” The enrollment now is 150. Students have come here from Japan, England, Canada, Russia, Norway, Finland, the Philippines and Palestine. ‘The Harriet McCormick Memorial $1,500,000 Y. W. C. A, Chicago, will house 500 girls. FIFTIES by Kappenheimer Several years ago these suits set up a new standard of value at $50. 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