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10 WHISKEY SMUGGLING IN NAVY REVEALED Inquiry Started After Dis- covery of Cargo on ‘Transport. NORFOLK, June 30 (Copyright).— There has been more or less smug- CONTRACTOR'S SON SAYS STRONG BID FOR FATHER'S AD CONFERENCE BARS WOMEN: AS RABBIS, ADMITS EQUALITY th clerk In Public School No, 19 at West New Brighton, #taten Island, by mak- gling of intoxicating liquors into the United States on board vessels of the Is) Present Because of Duties Him Weston Would miral Hugh 8. Rodman, commandant of the Fifth Naval District. ‘These Doublecross Partner. STATEN ISLAND PARENTS PROTEST SCHOOL CHANGE School No. 30 at Weaterleigh, Parents’ Thomas O. Baker, orders from Bowrd of Education headquarters direct that the TO TAKE TESTIMONY ON TELEPHONE RATES Transferred s jew Brighton Butldiag A mass meeting to protest against ¢ elimination of one principal and one Judge Court announced to-day that he will ap- point on Monday a special master to public] take testimony in:the matter of the ap- Staten the i that school am annex to plication of the New York Telephone land, will be held to-night by and Telegraph Company, to be relieved Association in the auditorium a jf ‘ i from reducing telephone rates as United States Navy, it is indicated in] Dr, Bo 5 of No. 19. Ordination Is Refused for orders just promulgated by Rear Ad- r. Both Testifies Justice Tol According to District Superintendent posta Behe SES eee ee ‘The telephone company haa ob- tained an injunction against the Pub- Ne Service Commission, and Attorney : Required. t n \ — orders are intended to stamp out the _ Iotenoc? bar URALNG? hoes General Newton ‘or the State has ap- Fas CAPE MAY, N. J., June 30.—| Practice. “I am trying hard to indict your} terteigh school where the principal wiil| Petled from the Injunction. The special } Women will be barred from ordina-| The general orders from Admiral] father. 1 think the Grand Jury will] be quartered with juriadiction over] Master will not begin to take testimony pe tion as rabbis for the present, It has} Rodman were Issued from Fifth Dis do ft. If they don’t I'll send them out] both the Westerleigh and the West New| Until the United States Supreme Court aN Been decided by the Central Confer-| trict Headquarters here at the naval | again.”’ Brighton schools. Parents call this dis-| ss passed on the appeal i i These ste Amination, = t ence of American Rabbis. base. They are the outgrowth of the| ‘These statements were made by Su-| CM 5 ’ —_—__ i In making this decision, the con-| conclusion of the first phase of the) preme Court Justice Selah Strong tol Wa vaeay poy SOLDIERS TRY TO KIDNAP { ference emphasized its recognition of] naval investigation being mado into} Dr. John 1, Both of No. 1145 Roanoke IRT AS ‘CA! YOUTH ON DANCE FLOOR ' the equality and ability of woman| the attempt to smuggle 87 cases of | Avenue, Far Rockaway, a son of John JUMPS INTO A CREEK sitied-davawe: Wiccan Wats Wail & Old 7 x . (chitin Police wewe Vie a ni j with man in spiritual and religious] high grade Nquors into this country| Both of the contracting firm of Both = warhol wvater ex! CHOCOLATE i ‘ and Weston, according to Dr. Both in] Twenty-One Injured an Trolley Mystery., ‘ ‘as well as social and legal matters.|from Santo Domingo on the naval ay s, COVERED NUT \ : fe his ‘testimony hte morniig betore the Leaps From Track. PUTNAM, Conn., June 30.—Three sol- ory NOUGAT. R i The decision to bar ordination of transport ig Z _ydenks Legisiature Committee in che CARBONDALE, Pa, June 30 dlers and two women in an army auto- POUND + Regularly women was baséd solely on tho be-) The inquiry has run its course here, | Jenks Lekinittvr’ Comite OO i] Twenty-one persona, nearly all wonen| mopite ted to kidnap Wilfred Sharpe, Crystal Fou 49¢ % Her that the Talmud took it for] but will be continued in Santo Domin-} i sin street and girls, were Infured early to-dny|\"vts.one, white he wae dancl ai AMERICAN ; 01 bb , where important light is expected} ” anh a company | tWenty-one, while dancing a G i pave Mba otha neh ” day ie ne ie wee re heh tise % tor{ DX Both testified he had been sus- blared patpinkes aeroas \ Ke hall the Wildwood Park pavilion, last night. ems " FILLED CONFEC- ' vom bes eau ice aces Pee rane steer elon ot ‘whig.| Piclous for some time that Andrew is HaIbROE Oeaale coaian pa] Putnam police rescued ‘him after a tus-|} A cleverly designed TIONS. Regularly i j pee elena 20 find a #8 of WhIs-! Weston, his father's partner, was not] i, ities from here Mids. Pa) sie, but made no arrests. Patriotic. Novelty, POUND “andies fue? Rabbi Jacob Z. Lauterbach, of Cin-/key were put aboard the Sirius from) vin. the right thing toward his ie Lippe eeidives of the} Police state that about 18 months ago|| presenting an NET, Ic A distinctive pat-~ ‘ injured are not expect to recover, 5 ‘jot! * } einnati, Superba of the f ee of : Meet in eve Domingo eb Jather in the contracte-thay were mel] tka car wae Miled with workers) UE Sharpe married his boarding mis- fortmentof crystal MILK CHOCO. DB ic novelty, 4 Se oe eae ee teetkat odin am jone up In four large packing boxes. | 1. | The witness said he received in-] hound for the Stone §itk,Company plant tress in Providence. Young Sharpe has zed Jelly Soul in LATE COVERED ; of women Is against the traditions of | TROOPS DISPOSSES formation from Neil Vandewater,| at Childs. Two boys who were sitting cate hha pata raa nae Statik and the COCOANUT i Judnism. He deglared the * edtunsell tou tha Nadeau Cotinty Asso-| 00, He SuSge Feline wash the car left| Pee es nly a ROYALS. Regularly a | is not so critical that traditto; STRIKING MINERS | ciation, that Justice Strong wished to at bs be fe. POUND 69 While they last be discarded and pointed ent that sbeuint =f see hith in his chambers at the Mine-| —_ —E - NET, ic Friday & Sat. ola Court House. Regarding his versation with the Justice, the ness testified the Justice made t above statements and continued: “You know the kind of a man An- drew Weston is, He will craw! out (Associated Press).—Two companies| from’ under and put the blame on of the National Guard were sent into| Your father. I will gladly help your father if he will give us the infor- the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek dis-| jation we want. I do not expect much tricts early to-day to break up an| essistance from the District Attorney, incipient march against mines on|as he is probably looking for another Cabin Creek which had been operat- | te'™ - re “{ think Weston is putting it over oh Tr her ela lle on yourmather in padding payrolls. The troops were mobilized and dc-]; am gorry to see 1t happen, as some spatched on order of Gov. Morgan] years ago my father got into some after he received reports that bodies} trouble over a purtner and I know of men were gathering on Paint Creek you will feel.” and marching oWerd Dry Branch, he witness suid the Justice told Cabin Creek. GW. D. and HE STs aa FOUR SHOT IN ATTEMPT TO ROB BANK RUNNERS learned, stood ‘or G. Wilbur Doughty, Republican leader of Nassau County, and the other initials stood for Hiram R. Smith, said to be a well-known Hight Bandits Fatt in Philadetyhin | ong Islander. Hold-Up; One In Thought Killed, Dr. Both said he and his father PHILADELPHIA, June 0.—One ban-| “Aled on Mr. Vandewater at his home dit is believed to have been killed and two runners of the Textile National Bank and « policeman were slightly In+ jured in a pistol fight to-day in which in Cedarhurst, believing he could give him some information. He said eight men tried to hold up the runners in the northeastern part of the cit; women as religious leaders ani teacn- ers have a wide field of activity In the Jewish religion. Rabbi Lauterbach said married rabbis were more valunble han single rabbis, in that most rabbis’ wives are of tremendous value in making & Jewish home that is a model for the congregation. With women in the rabbinical office, he sald, mucn of thir value would be lost as tha worman rabbi could not expect the man she married to be a helpmate, confinirg himself to assisting in her rabbinicn! duties. ra 62 EE PENN. STATE TROOPERS BREAK UP STRIKE MOB Strikers Had Destroyea Mine Prop- erty Daring Night. PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa., June 31 A detall of the State Police a here to-day to take over the coal situation after a night of disord the mining district around Punxsut- awney. Marching men, estimated by the authorities to number fully 300,’ de~ stroyed a scale house and scales, ‘wrecked a motor truck carryl coal ‘and cut the tires from another ‘The march was finally broken -u; the troopers who rode through ‘crowd. There were no casualties. Union Men Had Started March on Open-Shop Pits. GHARLESTON, W. 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