Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1929, Page 25

AN S ARESTED | " ON RUM CHARCES Raid on Apartment Results im Seizure of 37 Pints of Liquor. Tenth precinct police seized 37 pints of alleged whisky and arrested James Victor Beyer, occupant of a suite on the fifth floor of an apartment building, today. It is said that a policeman in civilian clothes asked the elevator boy if he Xnew where liquor could be procured. According to police, the youth took him to the sixth floor and left him| there while he returned to the fifth floor. He soon appeared with the al-; leged liquor and after questioning re- | lated its source. Securing a warrant, Prohibition Agent W. 8, Smoot, Lieut. J. M. Walsh and Policeman A. M. Tolson raided the apartment and declared they dis- covered eight men and two women gathered around a table, partaking of refreshments. Beyer was chlrlefi ‘with sale, but a charge of possession was substituted by Assistant United States Attorney David A. Hart, when the man appeared in Police Court to plead not guilty and demand a jury trial. A tele] honz call, made by tenth pre- einct %uwrflly led to the arrest of Samuel Watchinsky on charges of transporting, and to the seizure of two salions of alleged alcohol. ordered the alcohol delivered to apartment on Lamont street. Secreting themselves in the apart- ment, police awaited the arrival of the n ted urve r, who had a package to contain liquor in his car. Jones nlleed him under arrest. Arraigned in Police Court today be- fore Judge John P. McMahon, Watch- insky was held under $2,500 bond to | await grand jury action. IRISH LEADER’S BODY ‘REACHES FREE STATE John Devoy, Early Republican Leader, Died in Atlantic City in 1928. By the Assoclated Press. DUBLIN, Irish Free State, June 14.— “The body of John Devoy arrived here Iast night, and a large crowd at Kings- bridge station and along the way to the Procathedral in Marlboro street watch- ed the impressive ceremony of its pass- Sovered with the Imh tri-color, the easket rested on a gun carriage drawn by six horses and rclhwnfl by mounted and unmounted troopt and bands play- ing the “Dead March.” Elleen Devoy, & niece, and Peader and James Devoy, nwhe;le l!uo!u%ved as the chief mourn- ers. sident Cosgrave was represent- ed by his aide, Col. O'Reilly. Two ministers and athel’wguhlic men at- tended. The funeral will be on Sunday. ‘The body of the aged Gaelic leader, ‘who died September 19 1928, in Atlantic City, was disembarked from the liner President H-rdln‘ at cobh n-wnuy Mr. Devoy was the der of r.ha Gaelic American, lflm newlp‘per New York, and was one of the cnly IM:‘I'I of the Irish repul move- men! EUROPEAN EDITORS VISIT UTAH SCHOOL Tonri.ng Journalists Given Lunch- eon, Inspect Mormon Buildings, Hear Great Tabernacle Organ. By the Associated Press. Later members of the first presidency of the Latter Day Saints’ Church and inspect- ed church buildings here, followed by a | special recital on the great organ in the f Tabernacle. ‘Today they will inspect mining prop- erties near here and tomorrow they will leave for San Francisco. COMMISSIONERS AWARD , SEVEN SEWER CONTRACTS | Expenditures Will Amount to $70,- 027.24; Three Companies Get Work. The District Commissioners today awarded seven contracts for sewer con- struction, involving expenditure of $70.027.24, as follows: To Adams & Marino—South Kenil- ‘worth service sewer, in the vicinity of Nash street, Sheriff road and Fiftieth lace northeast, $15,265.12; East Hill- rook service sewer, in the vicinity of Forty-ninth and Hayes streets north- i Inc—Burnb . Bridge storm-water sewer, section 3, in Pensylvania avenue southeast, between Minnesota avenue and Thirtieth street, $31,355.37; Nicholson street service sewer, between Sixth and Eighth streets, $2,939.27. To Joseph P. Maher—Jefferson, street service sewer, between Fourth and Fifth streets, $2,688.59; Redwood terrace and Birch drive service sewer, $3,090.73; Perry street branch, East Brookland storm-water sewer, in Perry street northeast, between Twentieth and Twenty-second streets, $8,316.18. The Commissioners also awarded a contract to the Cranford company for | Tepairing cement sidewalks at a cost -of $161,415. MINERS WON'T FIGHT ENGLISH 8-HOUR ACT By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 14.—At the A sooner r the miners would nl back to (h‘ uven-hour ‘working da; . 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