The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-23

the nrohibition amendment. ne
government. in other words, does
not any longer intend nat it9
agents shall pursue their aliaHs
without being properly informed
to what they may n may no'
do and to the exact process whlch
the individual or the COMPANY
for that matter, may use. ohiy
those tried and trusted agents
whose integrity is above reproach
are invited to this study.
other classes teach the agents
what they may do in making a
raid. Quotations from court de-
cisions are freely used in the
texts 90 not the instructions
sav. unnecessarily resort TO any
harsh tactics in the discharge OIL
vonr duty. The rights Of a person
whom a warrant is directed are
paramount to the success OF the
search"
Another significant paragraph
is thia: "a mans home has been
described as his castle, and should
be guarded by the law"
Other questions treated include
how to break into a house though
warning the operative that 1t IS
legal to enter by force only after
the occupant of the house mas
been warned of the agents inten-
tions and has refused admittance.
The agent must also show the
authority by which he makes the
search.
One Of the instructors at the
school denies that the school IS
teaching how to make home brew
"Tbe fact is" he says, you car
not make home brew. Ask any
brewer and he will tell you thai
a decent drink a not be made
at home"
The first delivery of the new
model of a cartain popular MAKE
Of motor car has been made II
washington. It goes to Senate
Couzens. of Michigan, formerl'
associated with Henry Ford year
ago in the early days of the For
industry.
Couzens sold out to Ford year
ago for twenty or thirty million
/. of dollars. Later he sought puI
lie service and was sent to tn
, Senate from his state.
A~nparently his former assocla'
still thinks we'll of the Senator, &c
: Ford has seer to it that Couzen
, has the first Of his new cars o.
/, livered in this territory. The ca
!. is a gift from it's maker, and d
:, nletes the Golfers Of the million
aire Senator not at all.
Elinor Glyn, English authores
who has written two novels tni
we're sensational successes WI
two generations, has purchased
home in the old section Of Georg
town. She proposes, she says
: make Washington her permanel
. home. Recently she has been u
:, lifting the moving picture color
/" at Hollywood.
Her novel "Three Weeks W
3 widely popular twenty years a
as an example of %scorching p;
J. sion. while "It'', more recen'
from the press, is avidly consu
ed by the present day young
generation.
:. Miss Glyn-the writer doubts
:. ANYBODY outside an intimate CIR
knows her married names
= grandmother and poses as
=: authority on affairs Of the hes
She will have as neighbor ano
81 or author who resides in Washl
- ton at times. He is Slnci
lewis. whose ELMER Cant
= created a storm among the Gle.
a wear and more ago. He m;
- tains a residence at 1929 P STR
Northwest.
is.
-, Here and there about Wash.
- ton. Photographers lolling al
the Executive Offices. waiting
click into the picture pages
celebrity who calls upon the +
- ident; a new Congressman, u!
in TO get acquainted with his J
of somebody's political headquart
- q @ u law office: 81