Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1930, Page 11

ST SHINDLE SUSELTARESTED Wealthy New York Woman Says She Was Induced to Engage in Stock Pool. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 22.—A wealthy, | middle-aged woman, carrying $100,000 in currency in a black bag, a suave young man and three bulky gentle- men met in Grand Central Termis yesterday. When the meeting was over the young man was under arrect on | a charge of having swindled the woman out of $111,000. ‘The woman, Mi Hartford, Con Securities she in a so-called she hoped to realize $1,666,000. prisoner was Walter Milfer, head of the firm of Miller & (1540“ and known Mary Hotchkiss of told the Bureau of quainted with changed his securi stock she held, Thereaf! him several times in Grand Central Terminal, she said, giving him $111,000 in all and receiving securities ©of unknown value. Two weeks ago, she declared, “Ball” %00k her to Philadelphia, where she was shown investment checks for $60,000,000 and assured that the scheme would return her a large profit. But Ball phoned her Mondey and told her she must furnish $100.000 to save her she said. She notified the | bureau and officias ed the meeting d_subsequent Miller was released on bail on & THE EVENING ENGINEERS SUGGEST SOLUTION OF ARLINGTON WATER PROBLEM Propose Construction of Trestle to Carry Mains Across the Potomac. Studies are being made by the United States Engineer Office, under the direc- tion of Maj. Joseph D. Arthur, jr., on the best and cheapest way to carry a 24-inch water main acroseChain Bridge to provide for increased demands upon the Arlington County water supply ob- tained from the Federal Government. E. D. Hardy, chief engineer in M Arthur's office, is in direct charge of the studies. District highway authorities and those of Virginia are opposed to placing addi- tions: pipe on Chain Bridge, as the bridge is consdered to be carrying its maximum load, and plans are in the making for a new bridge at that point within a couple of years. At fresent there are two 8-inch mains underneath Chain Bridge carrying the water supply to Arlington County from the Dalecarlia gunl of the Federal Government at onduit road and the District line. A 24-inch _main leads from Dalecarlia to the Chain Bridge, and on the Vir- nfa side the Arlington County author- jes have provided for a 24-inch main bute the water through the ANCHOR BAR TEETH BEST FOR 18 Yeard FITTIGHT charge of grand larceny and will have @ hearing tomorrow. UNDERGROUND STILL NEAR ELLICOTT CITY Dry Agehts Find Complete Outfit in Large Hole Under Garden. Special Dispateh to The Star. 'BALTIMORE, October 22.—The first complete underground still ever dis-| covered in this vicinity was raided by prohibition agents yesterday and re- sulted in the arrest of Joseph Marcin of this city, on charges of manufacture and possession of liquor. The raid was made after numerous complaints had been received concern- ing the operation of a still near Ellicott | City. Prohibition agents had watched the location for some time, but had found no trace of a still. Yesterday, however, the agents dis- covered a flight of stairs leading to a hole in the ground. The steps were| guarded by two police dogs. In the underground room, which ap- | parently had been built in a large hole | dug for the purpcse and above which | a garden had been planted, the agents | found a 300-gallon still, 1,200 gallons } of mash, 50 gallons of whisky, 400 pounds of brown sugar, 69 barrels and | other whisky-making supplies and | equipment. | The agents also searched a nearby | shed, finding 20 gallons of whisky and | a quantity of empty bottles. g ‘The raiders were about to leave, they said, when Marcin, with a child in his arms, left a nearby house. Booker Clark, an informer, followed Marcin. | who is sald to have fled with the child still in his arms. | To frighten the fleeing man, Clark fired several shots into the air, he said. and Marcin placed the child behind & Guaranteed to Fit Tight Crown and Bridgework . QIR & Por tosmn Por sroen Fintos Repatred ivhtle You Waies1.50 %% DR. LEHMAN %%} 408 Boventh Street Qver Woolwerth's & and 10 Tomorrow? Here's a way to be rid of constipation and its_ills—often overnight! A candy Cascaret at bedtime—to- morrow morning you're feeling fine. Breath is sweetened; tongue clearedj biliousness, daches, dizziness, vanish. Repeat the treatment two or three nights to get every particle of the souring waste out of your system. E:e hg_w appetite and en( returny w digestion improves. action of Cascarets is sure, complete, help- ful to everyone. They are made from cascara, which doctors agree actually strengthens bowel muscles. All drug stores have'the handy boxes. Try Cascarets tonight. ton County at the rate of $55 per 1,000,- 000 gallons of water. The county is now using an average of about 750,000 gallons daily and several communities are interested in securing a water sup- ply which would come from the Dale- carlia plant. Mr. Hardy’s studies, which are ex- pected to be completed within a few weeks, will seek to cbtain best and cheapest means to transmit the water STAR, WASHINGTON, suopty 1008 Wimgtule: site of SN INE: NATIVE CHINESE Bridge through a 24-inch main. Whil the highway authorities oppose any plan whereby additional pipe will be placed beneath Chain itself, it is understood that pipe may LICENSED TO PREACH attached | BY the Associated Press. to the plers. The solution of the prob- MILWAUKEE, October _23.—Nine : nath Evangelical lem, engineers now believe, will bé the construction of a trestle to ecarry the main over the Potomac River linked to the piers. ‘The National Park and Planning Commission recently sponsored a Met- ropolitan Water Supply Committee that has been at work looking to increased supplies in the Washington area for the next half century. London shas a club called the “Jilts” who meet monthly to criticize the fair sex and to hail the state of celibacy. ‘Their membership is never regular—too many of them suffer relapses. WORKMEN OF WELDIT CO. = WELDING THE TAIL ON GRATE days are coming. Boilers, furnaces and stoves must get busy. corner. BUFFALO, AT QST BRIDGE. WHEN IT COMES TO WELD- ING.WE ARE THERE. WINTER is around the These things frequently break, but don’t worry, they can be welded—saves you time and money. Airplane tanks and parts, household bric-a-brac, auto parts, everything you can think of—we can WELD it. 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