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THE KNQUIRKR. INCINNATI, SUNDAY, JANUARY 101,1 MORE WHISKY Attorney General To Speak I 1 El El Ml Than Mahes 35-Cent Haul In Delicatessen Robbery All a Nt-tiio ioi.Iht got from Mrs. Mariee ISaiiei wlu he tried t.i rob her in her at I'M War Mime thing She enid tlm! iilvi ittii-r Mi ha nit i'd the nickels. Spicer entered. The thu took the quarter from Spirei'sl hand, then walked out.

FORCE GETS 36 ROOKIES. mum At Law College Ceremonies ner Street, K.urvicw Meiglits, late Fifth ot Roce yesterday was the return of two nickels he had spent for a soft I Police Chief Eugene 1 ly announced yesterday that a (dans of 3rt police recruits will 1, -gin training at the Police School to drink and ice roum. The thuc. however, robbed Edward Spicer, morrow. Chief Weathi'ilv K.ud STORE HOURS MONDAY, 12:30 'TIL 9:00 P.

M. runliasnl I Ii.hi In Same Mmilli I.r Year, Male liriarlincn( INmrts. Ciiluinbut Hurrau, "07 mhr Hullitlnf. li'E' UL IHSTAlt 1" i kSyrlKKS, ColumhuR, Ohio, January 30 -De-pite difficulty in petting supplies the Ohio Depaitment of Liquor Control has purc hased more whinkey In January. 1913, than it did in January, 1912, Don A.

Fisher, Acting Iirector, said today. Ai of January 29, the state had purchased casea In the month compared with 184,000 purchased in January, 1942. Reports from one Cincinnati's yrars old, Chickasaw Street, of 2S cents when Spicer walked into the store while the lobber was trying to force Mis Bader to hand over more mom y. Mi s. Hndrr said she pointed to a newspaper story telling that Anthony Trent had re there originally were 5S cei titrations from the civil mure lists, but that a number of prospective recruits withdrew, entered the armed forces, or transferred to the fire department.

The lecruits will go on active duty nfier 90 training. ceived a death sentence for murder. iioim: or and that the robber miht get the 1 Hi ll KLIIE'S btventh Street liquor store, re "Francis Special war time graduation Profession ot Law in the ceived today in Columbus, indicated the demand by retail buyers might be subsiding, other liquor officials aid. This store was stocked early in the week and there was no great rush to buy the whisky which was available during the week, reports ercises for the aocelerated class of i Future will be fol The commencement Fifth at Rare Savo bv Having Old Fur i mUn REMODELED mm com Bcuiujs id me uuee ui mw, uni lowed at 5 o'clock in the same build ing, by a reception for the gradu i A Indicated ates and Biddle. Biddle will be principal speaker at a dinner of the Cincinnati Bar Association at 6 Possibility of a shortage of brandy In Ohio is worrying department heads at present.

The delay in shipments from the West Coast ia o'clock at the Hotel Netherland Plaza, when his subject will be "Reminiscences of Mr. Justice versity of Cincinnati, will be conducted at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Laws Memorial Auditorium, Teachers College Building. This event will be a notable one in the college's long history, Dean M. L. Fcrson, said last night in announcing the order of exercises.

This will be the first midyear commencement exercises at the college since it was founded in 1833 and possibly the college's first grad- causing the shortage, liquor offi Holmes." Dr. Raymond Walters, President of the University, who will have cials say. In certain parts of the state, customers who were unable to obtain their favorite brand of liquor have shifted to brandy. Department officials are buying liquor Wherever it is obtainable for im at tVhriinry Saving WE WILL RESTYLE YOUR FUR COAT INTO A 32-INCH JACKET Middle as his guest dunlin his stay vrv oriijinaHif SI 10 to in Cincinnati, will preside over the commencement exercises. Kev.

Robert S. Lambert, rector of ChI mediate delivery. There still is; natine tlass to hear an Attorney vary Episcopal Church, Clifton, and member of the Committee on Man $7,000,000 in the Department of Liquor Control's rotary fund to rw General of the United States as speaker. Francis Biddle, Attorney Invested in liquor. jGeneral, will address the class on agement of the University Y.

C. will give the invocation Rabbi Samuel Wohl of the Isaac M. Wise Temple will pronounce the 1 benediction. Rabbi Wohl, 1927 grad-: uata of the College of Liberal Arts 1 $24" and up is a member of the U. C.

Alumni Association Committee of One Hun dred. 1 With Dr. Walters conferring the A Li mm Will i degrees, candidates will be pre Plut Tax Men of Affairs Men who appreciale that business and life consists in continually making best impressions for self and interests know the advantages gained through our Individual Tailored Clothes. Good attire is continuously helpful, while ordinary apparel imposes a handicap. Let us prove that Custom Tailoring Pays, at no more cost than the ordinary.

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