The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1922, Page 10

State Prohibition Director Ralph A Day said to-day that somebody Is @0ing to be arrested for giving the tp to Yonkers liquor dealers abort the raid planned for last Saturday night. Tt was to have been Wrlliant in the history of tion and it turned out to be a Ii incident such as may be expected any fne evening in Broadway Im the elaborate preparations the rald agents were called tn ag far as Albany and Troy. Were 150 of them and they had for | five search warrants. they got only prisoners and any liquor. FINED WHEN HER HORSE BOLTS TO LAWN IN PARK — bert Landen wit were fined $1 y this morning. peared in court in riding tors Lundell explained her mount had become unmanageable and bolted from the path. Then, she said, neeessary for her to call upon | for aid and he had ridden to her nssist- ance. Thereupon Mounted Pa: Barly. of the Arsenal Stati served them with summonses. pei Aha + “ecm .000 for daily increase of 000 gallons in Richmond's water In addition to the present main there fis to be a 48-fnch main laid across the Staten Island's present daily Tt will take _ Wo years to lay the new main. the Tt was a prwed they would bring hack pris- emera and booze by van tonds Pay $1 Each ie Cour ‘Mrs. Robert Lundell of No. 156 W: $8th Street and J. G."Wilson of No, 36 ‘West 56th Street, her fidtng instructor, each by Mamistrate ‘ Douras in West Side Court to-day for fiding their horses on the lawn of Cen- MORE WATER FOR RICHMOND. Board of Estimate to-day voted THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 20, 1922, The plan foor national lexistation | morning against automobile thefts was ex- plained to-day by Col. William Hay- ward, United States Attorney ana] member of the committee of the New rte he York State Association of Federal and | Crk of Pao | State Attorneys, appeinted to draft af ihe law for submiasion to Congress “The man idea," sald Col. 1 ward, “Is to provide for uniform pr cedure in the ortginal sale and eve the 4 subsequetit sale of every automobile, .| 80 that there shall be permanent na- tional records and every car can be rendily identified. “fvery oar, no matter mak® would be giyen a numbe which woulfhe placed on the engine and on thé body In such a way as to yroake it ‘almost impossible to alter fhe number, | Rach purchaser would ft x stip DeMfing Nis number, and fegistfation wopld be made for a nominal fee, "This would go far to- ward thwarting the present activities of the thieves who steal cars and his f had been No. I aine known He most One, PAIN Bot hardly whay oe —_— FiGHT IN COURT KILLS BEN TILLMAN’S NEPHEW MOUNT VERNON, Mo., March 20.— B. -F. Tillman, fifty-five, attorney of Carthage, Mo., and a nephew of the late Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina, died here from injuries received in n fistic eneounter in the District Court |* room Saturday afternoon, Robert Stemmons, local attorney, and Raymond and Lavanus Jackson, broth- ers, were charged with felonious assault with intent to kill. The difficulty was the outgrowth of criticlams huried at each other by Till- man and Stemmons. it was Wilson ‘olman 15.000,~ supply, ‘This Gift Test The scientific Alm oorietant, approved by modern authorities and now ing dentists, nearly all the world over, aré urging their daily use. These methods are embodied in a denti- frice called Pepsodent—a tooth paste which meets every modern requirement. So every application effectively fights film. It com- bats this tooth-destroyer as nothing else has done, ‘ Also starch and acids Gummy starch deposits also cling to teeth. In fermenting they form acids—the acids which cause decay. 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