DRANK LIQUOR ON A TRAIN.
Prosecuting Attorney's Office Pro-
ceeds Against Grain Valley Men.
Norman Woodson, assistant prosecuting attorney, yesterday issued information against two men of Grain Valley, charging them with violation of the new law which forbids the drinking of liquor on trains and the riding of intoxicating persons.
Mr. Woodson was not at liberty to give the names yesterday.
"The men," said he, "got on a train at Independence and rode to Grain Valley. Our information is that they were intoxicated and that they made trouble on the train. The new law makes this a misdemeanor.
