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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
CONTESTS
END IN GALE At
BALTIMORE
Flyers Are Prevented From At
tempting New Records by
twenty-five Mile Wind on
Last Day of Meet,


Baltimore. Ma. Nov. Nothing
could well have been more unpropit-
GUS for aviation than the weather of
the early afternoon of the closing day
or the Baltimore aviation meeting.
Between opening and closing time The
wind blew eleven 60 twenty-five miles
an hour. according 60 the official
gauge.
More than one OF the flyers had
expressed themselves as determined to
make flights. but they were not per-
mitted to do so until nearly 8 O'Clock
when Hoxsey took the passenger car
rying Wright alon for "a brief flight
which was the last tscent of the meet
ing and which saved the days gale.
The official records of the meet
We're announced tonight as follows.
Duration. Latham lAntninettpD. .
hours. 5s minutes 81 lis seconds
Drcxel tBleriol. } hour. 5a minutes
PC 2-5 seconds. DE Lesseps tBleriob
hour. 90 minutes ~ 30 seconds,
1loNsey 1Wright. hour. II minutes,
40 2-5 seconds. Ely tCurtissl.
minutes. 40 i-5 seconds willard
tCurtissl. : minutes. 30 seconds Rad
ley (Blcriotj. 8 minutes. 81 3-5 sec-
Latham's time in the flight over
this city for the sun prize is not in-
Cludcd.
Cross country Dto Fort Carroll and
return. round trip. about is milesi
Drexri CBleriot. .3 minutes, % f-a
seconds
De Lesseps tElerotl. cs minutes,
seconds
Iatiutm tAnto'nsucl. 2S minutes.
5s seconds.
Bomb dropping. ln competition Tor
the Commodore Barry trophy
Latham tAutoiurttel. ~ points.
Drexel tHlerint IS points.
PASSENGER carving DE f.eesorF.
q HlerloD. total time 10 minutes. IS
g-J seconds
best altitude records. IioNsef+
lWriEhtl. 5.830 feet
DrsxeL tBierIou. f.s5s feet.
Latham. tAutninetfcl. 2.3Ta feet
DE f.essepsH l.1lZ feet.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Ohio state, 8 Onto WESLEYAN. o.
Western Reserve Hiram game called
err. Six inches of snow.
John Hopkins University IA, ST.
Johns College o
West Point l3. villa Nova. o.
nes Moines COLLEGE, s. Morning
side college 0.
Brown, 50 Vermont o.
Anes, u; University et Nebraska,
Purdue IA; pepauw, 6.
Iowa el Drake, o
Missouri state University. %.
Washlngton University. s..
Illinois "a, NORTHWESTERN @
Kansas university u Oklahoma
University, d.
University Of Ctah 90 Denver Uni
versity. o.
Pennsylvania o. Michigan. o.
Harvard rs. Dartmouth o.
cornell, Is; Chicago. o.
Minnesota. IS; Wisconsin. o.
Navy & Carlisle o.
Bates o. Tuits, o.
Amherst ., Williams 0.
Wesleyan - NeW YORK Uniyers-
ity.. g.
COLGATE, 11, syracuse. 8
Trinity, 81 Hayeriord o.
Colorado College 24i colorado
Agricultural, o.
University of Washington. l6.
Washington state college. q.
Colorado school OF Mines. o. Wy
oming, s.
California, "a; stanford, 6.
University or Mississippi "a. Mem
phis university, 0.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
WESTERN TOWNS GO
into BASEBALL
LEAGUE
and Gallup Have
Formed Clubs and League
Officers viii Complete Or
ganization at WinsIow Today.



Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning S""rnaiI
Winsow, y. NJ. Nov l2.-The or
,snnization OF the League Of Base
h,t, ,,,,t,, ,rorosod lac " o. AlvorA
'''' -
some Two weeks ago ls now ilA
ldefinlto shape Williams and Gallup
/ having organized clubs and elected
Officers during the pnst week
At Williams the following officers
We're elected: o. II. preyze presi-
dent. H.. J. Nordyke. treasurer
d Charles w Elliott. secretary. Ben T..
SWectWood. manager.
/ After the election of officers, q
( general meeting OF the citizens of
; the town was held. during which
ways and means of financing the club
were discussed, resulting in some very
liberal donations from the business
men Of Williams. "a total of Sf00 hav-
ing been raised Ia "a very short time
which viii give the new club q good
start and put them on safe finan-
eial footing for the opening of the
season.
Flagstaff has already raised $500
for the same purpose and there is not
the least bit of doubt as to what Win
slow and Gallup will do, now that
everything Is looming up so favor
ably for the orranlzation Of the
league.
Ats meeting held ina Gallup Thurs
dev. organization was effected with
tho cIoctfou of Officers. T.. y Cotton
beiun chosen president. Edward
Swartz treasurer: r.. j. Burke. sec
rotary. and Charles l.. DAY. manager
THE personnel of the officers elected
al Ga1up. as wen as those chosen al
Williams Flagstaff and Winslow,
auc,tra woW for the success OF the
loseue. "a majority Of these men he
Inc among The foremost business men
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
PATHFINDER GAR
REACHES CITY
YESTERDAY
ONLY ONE PUNCTURE IN
EIGHT THOUSAND NILES
New York-San Francisco Trip
Accomplished So Far With
out d Hitch Noted Driver at
the Wheel.

Driven hy Ray McNamara. tho fa-
NOUS racing driver whose name ranks
in me oldaeld class ana who has
taken many q whizzine dash 70 VIC
tory on the big tracks, the hig path
finder touring car en- route from New
YORK to san Francisco. under the
auspices of the Touring club of
America, arrived in this city from
Saua Fc yesterday afternoon at5:30,
The ear carried A. 4 Westcott. of
the Touring club oi America, one 0f
the leading auto men IN the country
and who has ben prominent in the
arranging of many OF the big trims
continental events; Mrs Westscott,
who IS also an enthusiastic motorist
and H. g. Drumm, automobile editor
pt the Chicago Eecord Herald Col.
y, X. r.. sellers Of The New Mexico
Automobile association accompanied
hN Airs Sellers and daughter, and
Clarence lowering. the we'll known
driver Went mp Ia Bernalillo and
piloted the pathfinder into this city
where tive tourists went Immediately
to the AlNarado They win remain
here until Monday morning when
they win resume their trip west Mrs.
Westscou, however via the santa He
tOi the rcst OF the trip.
Atter q continuous trip OF eight
thousand miles the machine looks al
most as fresh as II il had just come
out OF the garage and the tourist re-
nuft only one puncturc en- route.
At Santa re where the tourists
landed Friday, they had a conference
with Governor Mills, Territorial En-
eineer sullivan and others Interested
Va tho good roads movement which
Mr.. Westccu represents With the co.
operation ot the government good
roads bureau The car carries the
pennants of The Touring Club Of
.America and the New York Automu-
bile association. It is splendidly
equipped with speedomoter odometer
and other up-to-date apparatus Of as
sisutnee In mapping routes.
The eur lett Snntt Fe at noonl to-
day and made the seyontysfive mitSs.
into this city without incident.
The purity left New York. octoHer
! =, Just IA trifle over - month ago, ,lnd
the absence of accidents and hrei%k
downs, II Is beliese ISM
record for 50 long gt d tfoh
OF rain was encountered on the en-
tire sun
The visitors arc being shown court
estes while here bv local members Of
the Automobile association
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
n NORFOLK.

Jamestown. Nov lg summaries.
First race. mile Fronen Girl Nun,
oghWaga, second Mlspillien. thira.
Time. l;42 4-6.
Second raee hurdle, ! a-4 milos
Gun Cotton won. Ii2zie Flat second
Nick O'Time thlrd rime 4:3t
Fhlrd Wee. handicm. fmlongs
Via octavia Won Martin W Little
ton. sccondt Capsize. third Time,
l;t3 SO,
Fourth race, farlongs Racquet
won, King Cobalt second Compton.
third. Time, lt21
Fifth race. 9 furlongs Mon Ami
won. John A. AIuuroo, second O'Em.
third 1'ime, J. Ia AS.
sixth race, mile and 40 arda III
ono, to I wou Anna L. paley,
second. Grania third. Time. LAG.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
At rnicryyille

Oakland. Nov Favored hA
perfect weather and fast track the
racing season at Emcry,iNe opened
today under nuspicinus circumstances,
A crowd ., about 5000 persons We're
present and interesting sport WAS
witnessed Fourteen layers operated
under he oral system ia conjunction
with stakcholdors and the speculation
was very lively
Araz, carrying the colors of Early
Wright and woll supported. led all
the WAY Ia the opening handicap at
one mile and after standing orr the
challenge Of Bubbllng Water drew
away. winning handiiy hy more than
a length Colonel Jack a fifty TO one
chanee, WAS thlrd Spellbound. the
tavorite did not run up To eSpecta-
lions.
Deneen and Olathe were two out
siders that landed
Richard DWNer sent the fields
away in good style
First race, fnrlonss selling
neneen won Hilly MNer. second;
Novsorod third Time. l:lt
Second race, l-2 turlongs.
Olathe won. Geneva, second oswald
B., third. Time. los l-5
Third race, furlougs, selling
Metropolitan won Fancy, seeoHdi
Lord OF the Forest third. Time,
Fourth raen, opening handicap, one
mile Alasee won Bubhling Water.
second; Colonel Jack third Time,
I SO 3-5
Firth race. mile and 70 Yards;
Acumcn won; Ed. Han, second; Cap
tani Burnett, third Time. 1345 l-5.
sixth race, futurlty course Ep-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
HARVARD. IL: Dartmouth. o.

Cam bridge Mass, Nov. l2.-The
Harvard football steam roller, in its
career for the championship of the
east, crushed Dartmouth today by lS
to 0. The touchdowns were made, one
as the result of a Dartmouth muff,
and the second on straight football.
and two goals were kicked from the
field.
Dartmouth was only once within
sighting distance Of the Harvard goal
line.
When the game was we'll in hand
substitutes began to dash on the field
from the Harvard side lines and
twenty eight Harvard players We're in
the lineup before the game ended.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
HARVARD FRESHMAN
SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN GAME WITH YALE

Now Haven, Conn, Nov f2--In
the annual game between Harvard
and Yale freshmen this afternoon,
Right Halfback W. H. Chatfield Of
the Harvard team. collided with two
others ana suffered concusslon Of tho
brain.
For n time it was thought he had
been fatally hurt as he was stretched
on the ground in commissions. He
was taken to q hospital where he re
gained consciousness after treatment.
Later he was reported resting com
fortably
The doctors issued q bulletin to-
night saving it was not thought chat
field is badly hurt Chatfeld comes
from Cincinnati and is seventeen
years old.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
ATTELL AND WALSH
MATCHED TO FIGHT
FOR BANTAM BELT

Kansas city Nov. 12.-Monte Attell
Of San Francisco, and Jimmie Walsh
or Boston. We're tonight matched 10
fight ten rounds here on the night OF
November - for the bantam weight
ohamp pionship Of the world.
Frankie Conlcy, of kenosha, Wis,
is the real holder of the title. having
won II from Attell. But Conley has
outgrown the bantam weight class
and Attell aud Walsh are in dispute
as to whom the championship should
90.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
DRIVER OF AUTO
KILLED IN RACE
De HymeI Thrown From Car
When Front Wheel Flies Off
on Track at San Antonio,
M, Mnrnlnr Ier-naI sneelaI Isa.ea wlIel

san antonio. Texas. Nov H.
robin de- Hymel. driver of racing au-
tomsh.les. vas killed In the races here
this afternoon when his cor lost
wheel and uuz Mrecked He drove
in the last vanderbilt cup race im NeN
york and was known as the Aztec
Indian driver
The accident occurred in nv
tweive-miie handicap race. De tis i,i.
,.'.s f.,nn1fnr "a curve driving his
st,,I.i,rd- Da vton racer at high speed
,-han 4 front wheel flcW of and ihe
car crushed into an sm9ankmtnt-
~ tfvnel VAS thrown clear oi the
,.,r some distance down the track
when attendants reached MN n'
u.ae dead with the broken steering
r.te-f of fhe ear clutchea Ia MS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
FOOTBALL PLAYER
DIES OF INJURIES
Captain of West Virginia Uni
yetSity Squad Suffers Con-
cusion of Brain in Game at
Wheeling

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirei
Wheeling, w. Va, oNv e-Ru-
dolph Monk. Of Connellsville, Pa
captain and left halfback Of the West
Virginia University football team
died in the hospital here tonight Of
conclusion Of the brain received in
the game with Bethany here this at
ternoon Monk was injured during
the last period Of the game and was
taken from the field unconscious.
Mccoy, right end of the Bethany
team. fell on Monk in the scrimmage
and spectators say the men fought
viciously The referee declares he
saw no blows struck. When Mccoy
arose from the prostrate form Of
Monk he was removed from the game.
Coroner Rogers began the inquest
into Monks death tonight Several
witnesses testified Monk was slug
ged" I'm the game. Last Thanksgiving
Monk was injured IN the game with
Washington and jefferson ana was
for two weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
Cornen. 1s: Chicneo. 0.

Ithaca, n 2. Nov. l2.-C0rnelI to-
day decisively broke its two year tie
OF to with Chicago university The
final score was Cornell, is; Chicago,
10.
The intersectionai game was the
most exciting of the season 4 series
Of triple passes. double forward pas
ses and fake punts We're pulled off
with the accuracy Of clock work and
the Cornell players clearly showed
their superiority as the game pro
crossed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
CnIirornia. 25: stanford. g.

Berkeley, Cal, Nov. 1.-THE Uni
versity of California rooters danced
the serpentine on their own field to-
day in celebration of 20 to vic
tory over the Leland stanford team.
1t was the fifth year that the two
teams have played the rugby form
OF football and was witnessed by 25,-
600 people
The brilliant star Of the game was
Elliot OF California. who, after aiding
in the making of at least three of the
tries succeeded in converting every
one made by his team.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
ROSWELL HIGHS WIN
FROM ARTES|A
Fast Eleven of Pecos Valley
Metropolis Defeats Combina-
ton Squad from Neigbboring
Town,


Roswell, y. Ma Nev l2. The Ros-
wen high school this afternoon de-
feated the combined team ot the Ar
tesla high school and southern Metho-
dist college at Artesia u to 0, Frank
Bunting, right halt, made the touch
down after three hard line smashes,
Captain Turner left half kicked goal
Curtis lllli, quarter for Roswell, saw
ed touchdown when kepple had
only Hill between him and goal TWEEN
ty yards away kepple had run thir-
ty yards when downed /, WAS close
ana exciting game.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Princeton. y. j.. Nov. i2.-Edward
j. Hart. of the Princeton football team
was reelected captain after todays
game Hart is . member of the class
OF 1912 and his home is in Exeter, H..
-.
lie is one az the few Princeton
players TO be elected captain in his
junior year and has the further honor
OF having been elected to lead the
varsity football team two years ia sue
cession.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

New Orleans, Nov. l2.-Abc AttelI,
featherweight champion arrived here
this morning to meet Frankie ConleN,
bantamweight champion in fifteen
round bogt tomorrow afternoon be-
fore the West Side Athletic club
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
PRACTICE SHOOTING
BY LIGHT BATTERY
DEVELOPS EXPERTS


Roswell, \ NJ. Nov 1.-THE prac-
Roswell Light Battery Il deyelonine
some good pistol shots. Sergeant Will
lard Hird ulade the record az fifty
yards yesterday when he got seven
bulls ewes out OF ten shots and hit
within the first ring the other three.
His total score WAS a.. with a possible
flftv Lieutenant Harold llurd came
second with as, ~ n Cooper and 2.
n. conklmg each ~. Lloyd Rabb. 40.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Chicago. Nov. l2.-The University
Of Illinois completed its conference
football season at Evanston today by
defeating Northwestern university q
to- 0. and thus registered an unhroken
series of victories for the year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

NIotOria, Z. q. Nov. I2,-C, Rob-
erts Napcouver's crack three-quar-
ter had his skull fractured and three
other Vancouver men were slightly
injured today in the FIRST rugby match
ftr the Mckenzie cup between Vic
tofia and Vancouver TO-DAY
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Annapolis. Nd. NoV. i2-fhe naval
academy today defeated the Carlisle
Indian team m q hard contested game
by the scnre OF to q. The victor
- the midshipmen came after five
minutes Of the last period had eXulr-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

Lafayette. Ind. Nov. l2-Purdue
defeated Dcpauw this afternoon hs 4
to- g. Ia tho first two quarters the
teams appeared evenly matched. hut
in the second half Purdue showed
their superiority.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
Free turlleys Gem Monday.
MURDERER DEFIES
POSSE BUT IS TAKEN

s,orfolk Nevada Nov t2.--After
shcedns and instantly kllins E''
jones lat, last night Con KerWiu a
rool hall proprietor at Gross, Neb,
hat43ca ded himself in his pool hall
and stood of a sherffs posse until
morning Three hundred shots from
rifles and shotguns were sent INTO the
building, breaking all the windows
and riddling the structure
Several times KerNin appeared at
the door and told the crowd he would
KIN anybody who approached. Finally
sheriff Hradstreet entered and ker-
Win surrendered. kerwin killed Jones
I'm an argument over "A bet
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silver avenue Is called state street
Of Albuquerque since the Gem start
ca on its winters boosting
Free turkeys Gem Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
YALE DEFEATS
PRINCETON
6 To 3 3
TIGERS SCORED ON FOR
FIRST TIME IN SEASON
Blue Is Superior in All Depart
ments, Except Kicking, and
Puts Up Great Interference,
Playing Aggressive Game,


[By Morning journal saeciaI Leased wirei
Princeton, n. j.. Nov. te.--Yale, 3;
Princeton, 3.
The Princeton football eleven to-
day lost an opportunity to end the
football season of 1910 without de-
feat ana possibly without being scored
upon but they lacked aggressiveness
Princeton was outnlayed in every
department of the game With the pos
sible exception OF kicking. Ballons
high spirals carrying further than
those OF Howe, the Yale crack Com
pared With Yale's interference Prince
tons was infantlle. The Yale ends
broke through the Princeton Line time
and time again, and threw Halfbaclk
Pendleton before he could get started.
on the other hand, Yale's line was
her strongest point Prineeton's line
was weak The forward pass which
enabled Yale to turn defeat into vie
tory was beautifully executed.
Princeton scored a goal from place.
ment a few minutes after play began
in the opening period
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13

ana rushed the bali first IN one and
then to the other end of tho feld.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-13
pcmsNlnnnin. o: Nlichiann. O.

Philadelphia. Nov. II Whether
Pennsylvania or Michigan has the bet
ter football team will not be known
for at least another year, as these
two elevens each a leader in its Sec
ton fought scoreless battle on
Franklin field here this afternoon
before about $4,000 persons.
II there was any advantage in the
game, it was with Michigan, which
several times outplayed Pennsylvania,
but was unable to push the Quakers
over the goal line.
Twice the Wolverines crashed into
the PENNSYLVANIA line. eight yards
from the goal, and each time the at
tack crlimbled against the stone wall
defense of the PennSylvanias. This
was Michigans only rcal opportunity
to score.
Pennsylvania had one good oppor-
tunity to score 1t came in the Sec
ond period After getting the ban on
downs, Pennsylvania worked it to
within striking distance and Thayer
was brought into the game to drop
a goal. The kick was blocked.
The forward pass did not figure to
any great advantage in the game. in
fate il failed oftener than it sue
ceeded. Score Pennsylvania, 0;
Michigan, Q.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-12-02
WHlTEWAsH FOR HEN HOUSES
Excellent Plan to Treat Building Once
Every Year-oovernment For.
mula 10 Given.

Each year many prefer to white
wash their poultry houses both inside
and out. This IL a good plan: It Of
fectually destroys mites and purifies
the premises. The following is a for
mula used by the government on light
houses, etc. Stake one peck Of quick
lime with boiling water. covering
closely as soon as the water IL sup
piled. When 1t is slaked strain and
add n gallon Of salt dissolved in
hot water. two pounds Of powdered
rice previously boiled to a thin paste,
a quarter of a pound of Spanish whit
ing. a half pound Of clean glue dis
solved in warm water. Thoroughly
mix these ingredients. cover. and let
the mixture set for q few days to
ripen. 1t may be applied with a white
wash brush or made thin enough to
be sprayed o with a spray pump. In
the latter Ease give two or even three
coats. one after another. as soon as
dry. Every nest, coop, fence, and
wood trough should receive the spray
on all sides. No lice. mites or vermin
can live where this whitewash has
been well applied. It should be put
on while warm. This will last as long
as paint, they say.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-12-02
REVOLUTION A FAILURE.
Mexican Ambassador Min:mizes the
Clashes In His Country.

Washington.-Senor de la Barra, the
Mexican ambassador, received reports
Sunday that show that the recent
Mexican revolution" was a mopu.
mental failure. He said that the re-
volt was scarcely more than an ill nd
vised riot.
The dispatches received from the
office of foreign affairs of Mexico give
the number Of slain at Puebla at %,
with IL wounded. The Puebla riot ire
ferred to in some dispatches as a bat
tle") occurred on November II. The
number of dead was variously report
ed at from 100 to 400.
The Puebla trouble was Of short du-
ration. Twenty-Five r%evolutionists
gathered in a house to formulate a
conspiracy against the Diaz govern
ment. Their presence was discovered.
The Puebla police, assisted by a COM
pany of soldiers, attempted to arrest
them. The revolutionists opened fire.
The twenty-five persons killed rep.
resented losses on both sides, as q
number of the revolutionists, soldiers
and members of the police fell during
the exchange of shots.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-12-02
BILL INCREASES
ILLICIT SALES IN PROHI STATES
GROW MARVELOUSLY.
Alabama, Georgia and Two CaroIinas
Worst Characterization Are
$2s9, 100000.

Washington.-According to the an
nual report of the commissioner of in
ternal revenue, illicit distilling during
the year has increased steadily, espe
cially in those states where statewide
prohibition laws have been enacted.
During the fiscal year 1910 there
were seized and destroyed 1911 dis
tilleries, as compared with 1.743 for
the fiscal year 1903.
Most cases of Illicit distilling are
found in the states of Alabama, Geor.
gia, North and South Carolina.
The report shows the aggregate col
lections of internal revenue for the ifs.
cal year In Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and Alabama as follows: Ten.
nessee. $2,342,355.S1; Alabama, $147,-
O65.69.
Here is the nations record for the
twelve months as it shows in the fig.
ures of the internal bureau:
1853. 100000 gallons of distilled spir-
its-30, 000, 900 gallons more than the
year before.
59,4S5,111 barrels of fermented liq-
uors-an increase of 5000, 900.
1900, 0O0, 900 cigars-160, OOO, 900 more
than in 1909.
$3.50, O00, 900 cigarettes-an increase
Of a solid 1000, 900, 900.
402, 000, 900 pounds of plug. fine cut,
cube cut, g%ranulated or sliced smoking
or chewing tobacco or snuff-4. 900 900
more than the year before.
illicit distilling and other manufac.
turing m%oonshine whiskey is on the in
crease, especially" the bureau says,
where there are statewide prohibition
laws"
Illinois led all the states as a pro-
Queer of internal More than
$49, 900 900 vas collected in that state.
New York was second with $36,000,-
600; Kentucky was third, with 2,000,-
0c0, and Indiana, Pennsylvania and
Ohio followed in the order named. I'LL
nois produced most of the distilled
spirits and New York produced most
of the fermented liquors.