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The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. a-Cattle receipts for
the week ended noon today were 5.36 bead
against 5.l62 head last week. Receipts. ia
carloads for market for the week: Ill carloads
for market today Cattle market very slow and
dull with strictly choice steers about steady
but very few on sale All other kinds and
grades from Is TO 50 cents lower.
Steers-Choice. Aooal4s5: good butcher. Il 5oa
l30: medium. lo5oal2o: common, soaa 50 [:
heifers. choice. uooal2oo: fair to good. 9a
lo0; common to medium. aoasO; bulls,
choice. s5oasoo; fair to good. 75oaS Is; common
to Medium. sos7oo; cow. choice. sassoo:
Looa7 90
Sheep and lambs receipts for the week ended
noon today were l5ysH head against Mo27 head
last week. Heavy supply Of Amba Market
lower Light supply Of Old sheep. and sailing
steady. Sheep. 3oossO: lambs. snaAS
Hogs-Recsipts for the week ended noon to-
day were l2,Ss head against l5.oH head hast
week Fair suppay. Market cousiderably
higher. Lishts. 80; heavy. ISIS, PIGS, Iama
$50: medium. lslo: rougha. lasoalaA
Cslyes-Receipts for the week ended noon to-
day l.T5 head against l.sao head last week.
Calves. a0osp0.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Mrs. Daniels to Enroll
Women Here IN Legion

Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife Of the
Secretary Of the Navy. and honorary
vice president Of the American wom-
ems Legion. this morning win enroll
new members Of the legion at Gyde's
Flower Shop. 12ls + street. pinnins
the ribbon badge Of Membership on
them. All mothers. wives. sisters and
daughters Of soldiers. sailors and Ma
rines who served In the world war
between the datee of April 6. 1917 and
November II. 1918. are eligible to the
legion.
Mrs walter Bruce Howe, chairman
OF the legion executive committee,
stated In her report last night thar
the result Of the membership cam
paign. now in its second week, was
encouraging. Hyattsville, Nd, is or
ganizing a legion chapter tonight and
a speaker has been sent from District
headquarters. q
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
kept BOY AWAY
FROM SCHOOL HE
COUGHED So BAD
Mother Says Hypo-Cod Stopped
Cough, Made Him
Strong, Well.
KIDS GET FAT
ON HYPo-coD
KIDS GET FAT

My boy coughed so hard We had,to
keep him out OF school. All Of the
old-time cough medicines failed. and
he was so worn out and weak We were
at a loss TO know what TO give him,
when, happily, we saw In the paper
where parents were praising Hypo-
Cod TO the sky as n medicine for sJich
troubles. and he has taken two bottlrs
now. and / recommend IL, too, for 70
is exactly as represented. He is bark
in school. IL took right hold of bis
case and stopped his cough in ho
time. He began looking better rfehi
way and is stronger" declared Mrs.
]. Dunlap. 2123 North Capitol strett,
Washington.
Children fatten up, get rosy. strong
nd robust according to parents afUsr
aking just a bottle or two Of this
onic. and they like TO take IL bp-
ause II tastes so nice. Underweigt.t
hfldren thrive on IL and fast gros,-
ng Kids are helped q lot Doctors
commend IL. and u contains jtrst
what a backward, thin, frail. sickly
hild needs, according to eminent au-
horities.
Note: We prepay large bottle any,
where an receipt Of price. s.a. plus
C war tax.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
IT RELIEVED
MY HOARSENESS

I was troubled lot with hosrseness
and At times felt perfectly weak and
miserable. declared Mrs. Mary NJ
Willis, In a splendid tribute 70 Hyea-
Cod. My voice would be So huskv.at
times that you could hardly untfeT-
stand what ] was saving. hut stara
I've taken Hypo-Cod have been tnssr
satisfactorily relieved and recommend
II to everyone similarly troubled
continued Mrs Willis. I.0e 2 81 Y.
w, Washington. n. g.
IL the reader is bcthered with hoarre.
ness. cararrh Of 'nC throat. head or
rose and at times has difficulty in
breathing, pains in chest. and at
night II troubled with a dripping .nf
mucus just come down TO the Pso-
pies Drug Store nearest YOU ana eot
a couple bottles Of the genuine Eari.'s
Hypo-Cod. made by the nationally
known Earle's Chemical Co. WHEEL
ing. W. Va. u contains the 6nesf
ingredients. beautifully blended int
a nice tasting and very powerflIl
tonic and builder which eminent N.
thorities admit IL the most powerful
and palatahle preparation Of its kisrd
made. Read what other users OF this
preparation say below and then wss1e
no time. as such troubles are alwsys
at their worst this time Of the year.-
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The Wholesale market ppees yeseday ranged
about a follows:
BGGs-Strictiy fresh. e6as7 Southern, o.
CHEEsE-Nev Yrt Stats factory. vhois
milk. Aa35
BUTTER-standsrd creamery. n.I,; prints IA
LIVE PoULTRY-Roosters, per ID. 2oc: tur.
kegs. Der h.. IS: ehichsna per lh. sAss: spring
chickens. high Grade. per lh. %; guineas. 6oa7o
ducks. young pekins lbs. and over. zA3o
FRUITS-Apples, per bbl.. new. Sooas 50; has.
ket. soa2z5; California lemons. per box, s5as 50;
pincapples psr crate. 5ooas %: California ORANGE,
sooa7.oo; peaches. 25oaioo per crate; grapea Der
basket 5sD; do. Niagara, 2'asO; Delaware. %
3; honey dews, per crate, 2Qa2so
vEGETABLES-New potatoes. Der bba.. 4ooa
l1; do. No 2. 2oca2 80: string beans, psr bba
Ioos5oo; eggplant 7saloo per crate; corn, near.
b.. per doz,. Saso: cabbage. new, 2ooa2.so per
bbl; beets, Pa4 per bunch; lettuce, 7sa2oo Der
basket; New York celery. iooasoo per crate;
celery per doz., L5oa4oo: .romaine lettuce, l.ooa
l.3; squash. looalp per crate; spring onions,
20ay.oo per 100 punches; onions. per iooIb sack,
Aoosl0; tomatoes nearby. 7sai 8 per crate;
sweet potatoes. a5oa1.5o per bbl; ysms. per
boL. Soaaso; luna bsans. 1880 p9 quart
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
DOCTORS Use
CAIOTABS FOR
COLDS and FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like Ord.
nary Colds, Require Cslotabs,
the Purified and Refined
CalomeI Tablets That
Are Nauseauess,
Safe and Sure.

Physicians and druggists claim that
the great epidemic of influenza has
conclusively demonstrated that the
quickest relief for a cold and the best
preventive OF influenza and pneumonia
Is to keep the liver active so that the
digestive organs may be in perfected
condition. For this purpose Calotabs.
the new pausealess calomei tablets
that are free from the sickening and
weakening effects. is the most thor
ough and dependable. as we'll as the
most agreeable laxative.
Calotabs have tbe special advantage
of not making the patient sick and
weak. as they do not upset the diges-
tion and appetite. One Calotab at bed
time with a swallow of water-that's
all. No. salts. no nausea, nor the
slightest. interference with your eat
ing. pleasure, or work. Next morning
your cold has vanished, your liver Is
active. your system Is purified, and
you are feeling fine with a hearty ap-
petite for breakfast.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages,
price thirty-five cents, Sold by ali
druggists and your money back IL you
are not delighted with them-Ady
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Daylight Robbers Hold Up
American Land Co. Head

Held up and robbed in broad day
light by two negroes at Sixth and
c streets southwest at 4:30 D. m.
yesterday. ]. S. Tomlinson. of 1874
vermont avenue northwest. vas
forced to surrender a pocketbook
and purse containing $50. his cards
and automobile operators card.
The negroes escaped.
Mr.. Tomlinson. who is president
OF the American Land Company, al
ihough taken unawares, was able
70 give the police good descrip-
ton Of the two men,
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
FRANCE C0AILESS
IN BLIZZARD PATH

Paris. Nov. s.-with a two day
blizzard sweeping across France.
causing terrible misery due to lack
OF fuel, oficiai figures pnbiisaed to-
day show that Frances sole hope
for relief lies In coal shipments
from America
The French fuel ministry an
nounces that there Is not enough
coal In sight to supply France Tor
one week. Public opinion In Paris
Is at fever pitch. awaiting with
fear and trembling every scrap Of
rews from America about the coal
strike there.
II $4,000 tons Of coal are not re-
ceived within three days. 1t Is an
nounced. the electric and. gas
plants as we'll as all factories in
and around Paris will have to shut
down. throwing hundreds of thous-
ands out OF employment. Transpor-
tation In that case will be cut TO
the -barest necessities.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

At a meeting OF the Government
Recreation League in the James Or
mond Wilson Normal School Satur-
day night Elmer Johnson, OF the
electrotype foundry. was elected to
the ways and means committee.
Miss Grace E. Stevens E. "A. Lang.
l.. v. Adams and Fred g. Walker
are also members OF the league, rep
resenting the G. p. o. The league
since 1917 has provided amusement
and recreation for thousands Of new
and old government employees. and
is now planning for a clubhouse in
the central portion of the city for
dancing and social enterta inment for
workers from all departments.
Tonight on the Grand Central al
leys the Limos meet the Mergs for
the first time this season at duck
pins.
The announcement has again been
made that yesterday was the last
overtime which will be worked In
the printing divisions.
Foreman Dick Powers is absent
from the hand section this week.
to move into his newly purchased
house in Cherrydale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Gala
CHER are visiting relatives In New
York and New Jersey
J. L. Dilsaver. of the night proof
room. was in Akron. Ind. last week
attending the funeral of his mother
Makerp George W. Robinson hand
section. has been Ill.
George T. Sau- is detailed from the
monotype section to the ofice of
superintendent OF work.
Roscoe f. Baber has returned to
the linotype section after several
davs' illness.
Reviser Charles Fl. Travers. Of the
right pressroom is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Foreman James f. Payne has re-
turned to the day proofroom after
weeks rest
Thompson. OF tho press division. have
heen granted leave of absence.
Miss Mary Tondreau night press
division. is on the sick INST.
Marion d. Sickcrs was absent last
week from the night monotype sec
lion on account of illness In his
family.
Deskman Peter W. McCallum Is
at work in the proofroom after sew
eral weeks absence.
Miss Mary ]. Moran. Of the PAM
phlet bindery. was on the sick list
last week.
Prcssmen Albert Muller and Ever
EFT NJ. Pierce are detailed to the
money order division.
Levi IT. Patterson compositor in the
hand section. is on the sick list.
Elmer F.. Young. of the electro
type foundry. is visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
william II. Bechert is absent from
the night tobroom force on two
weeks leave
Fletcher V. Shipley Is detailed to
the night pressroom as a reviser.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.
by JOSEPH r. PRITCHARD.

Chicago, Nov. 3-In spits Of heavy sering to
insure profits corn made advances today De-
cember gained 81 to 81 cents; January. ~ to
cents and May ~ to ~ cents The action
Of the market today convinced shorts they are
facsd with heavy losses.
Possibility Of a Partial tieup OF railroads in
the corn belt because Of the coal strike was
added to the list If unfavoTabl, conditions, such
as lack Of cars and mfaJOrable weather.
Cash corn was in demand. sales Of IS. on bush
els being made with advances Of to cents
The supply was not sufficient to satisfy demand
Oats followed corn, net gains for the day
amounting to las cents for December and lS to
IL cents for the May future The market was
slow during the entire session. An export de-
Inand is needed to advance the price Of oats
sharply.
Pork advanced N.lc'-: lard. % to % cents. and
ribs. 23 cents in the hog products market
Prices were held in check By longs selling to
secure profts The sharp uptun in corn and
hogs were controlling factors in this market.
The future grain and provision prices were:
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
BANK CLEARINGS
New York. Nov. Shank clesrings hero to-
day were S65. .Gs,29
Thomas P. Clarke, Noted
D. {. Architect, Dies

Thomas Pratt Clarke, a prominent
architect Of Washington. died Sunday
night at the Church Home 1nfirmary.
baltimore. Nd. He was born at
Wttlowbrook. Nd. but had spent
thirfy OF the fifty-f1ve years OF his
lie in Washington. and was at one
time chief instructor In the Office of
the supervising architect of the
treasury. He had many dear friends
mere. in 1910 he moved to Newark.
N: j.. and became advisory architect
OF the city hall commission.
MT. Clarke was the son of the late
panlei and Rachel Belt Pratt Clarke
OF Frlnce Georges county. Md. He
leaVes brother and two sisters.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
TELLS WHAT SHE DID

Il saw in the paper where people
were getting marvellous results from
using a new medicine being recon-
mended by the druggists, so cot
some. took three bottles aItogeth-
er. and I'm delighted with It," con-
tnued this lady. 1T not only stopped
my cough. but II has built up my
strength" continued Mrs Csnneld.
10 5th st. s. E. 1T gave me new ap-
petite and my nerves are like new.
Honestly. I didn't believe any medi-
cine could accomplish such wonders" {"
continued Mrs. Canheld.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
CHICAGO LIVE Stock.

Chicago, Nov. 3-HOGS-Receipts, ZOO: Soc
tn Csc higher: bulk. 450al5 10: top, i55; heavy,
IL GALS 10: medium. "a 6al5 3; light, Il Goals Is
light lights. h25ai S.; heavy PACKING sows.
smooth. HoosHso; racting so~s. rough. Is 5s
H0o: pigs. I3.75ali.5o
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900: weak; becf steers.
Medium and heavy weight. choice and prime
r0als66; medium and good. 10 5oal675; com
mon. sz5al05o; lightweight good and choice,
B75aleS; common and medium. 7.3al3T5
butcher cattle. heifers. 635alim: COWS. 6 25a
n5; Gamers and cutters. 52Sa6 .: veal calves.
r70oals 25 feeder seers s75al2 IS: stocser stesrs
scOalooo; We5an range stners. 10 T5al5.25: COWS
and heifers, T50al25 81
sHEEf AND LAMBS-Receipts. q E.op; weak
lNmbs. l2o0alL75; cllls and oNnmon. s5all.75;
ewes. medium. good and choice. 6T5asoo; sIlls
and common. 3ooa6 80; breeding. 67Sal250
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York, Nov. 3-There very little
business in foreign exchange today and the
market generally was without decided tone.
Sterling was almost at a standstill. demand
selling at 4l6 and 4l6is. There a wide
movement in French. checks on Paris first de
clining to 8s6 and then advancing to 862
Holland was strong and there a further
advance in Spanish rates. pesetss checks moving
up TO 49, German was weak marks checks
again selling at SIS. Today's closing rates
were: Sterling demand, L16is: cables. 4l65s
bankers. 50 days. 4N: 90 days. 4l3 France.
checks. ss2: cables $50 Belgium. checks.
al: cables. So. Germany. checks SIS; csbles.
3T. Austria. checks. ss: cables. 81. Holland.
checks. 375s: cables. ia. Italy. checks. 1914; {;
cablea. M.I2 Swiss. checks. SCI: cables. So
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Dakotans at Farm Meet
Urge Agriculture Needs

A delegation of farmers appointed
by the Governor OF South Dakota.
who have been attending the Farmers
National Congress. held last week In
Hagerstown. Nd. have come on down
to the Capital on a combined business
and, pleasure trip. They are seeing
the city while taking up matters con-
cerning agricultural legislation with
their congressman. The party in
cludes: John n. Downer. treasurer Of
the Farmers National Congress: Mrs.
J.. X. Dennison. treasurer of the
woman's Auxiliary of the Farmers
National Congress; J. C. Dennison.
State vice-president; Mr.. and Mrs. e.
w. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brasen.
J. X. Dennison. J. X. johnson and
Miss Elizabeth Matson.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadsphia, P, Nov. 1-Prices on the pro
duee market ranged about as follows:
BUTTER-Solid-racked creamery, fancy high.
scoring goods, 1la15c. the latter fer jobbing
sales; extras roc; extra frsts eSa67c: hrst,. STA
&c: seconds s3a5sc; sweet creamery. choice to
fancy. 72a7ic: fair to good. sls7oc; lade-packed.
as to quality. t9a5lc; packing goods 6atsc;
fancy brands Of nearby prints jobbing at 7ea7sc;
good to choice. 6ss75c: fair. 5oa64c.
EGGS-Nearby hrsts. 2olo per crate; nearby
current receipts, 10 50 per crate: fair TO good.
nearby eggs. !s sJsls % per crate; secnnds 6soa
$500 per crate; Western extra frsts. 10 per
oate; frsts, ls.soale 50 per crate; do. seconds.
Is soalsoo per crate; inferior lots lower; fancy.
carefully selected eggs iobbing at 7ts76c dozen.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
HAD ASTHMA so BAD COULDN'T
BREATHE LYING DOWN IN BED

oeo al night and sleep like a top. Ny
breathing is freer now and my appe-
Ute and general health is so much
improved was amazed. II surely Is
the real thing" declared Jas. NJ.
aately. 1883 Garfield ave. Canton,
Ohio.
PEOPLE away or in Alaska and out
oi-the-way places abroad on hearing
Hypo-Cod was good for Asthma have
been Wild to get IL. Here in Wash
inston fits fame 10 known by every
one. Come down to the store and
take home a bottle and get back on
your feet-entirely free OF such trou-
bles. No better advice was ever
given. Note-We prepay large bot
tie anywhere on receipt Of price,
a-2o. plus Sc war tax-People's Seven
Safe Drug Stores. washington. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. 3-Butter market barely
steady sslted and unsalted fresh creamery.
extSs. 69'a72: do. frsts. sfsa70: do. higher
than extras. Da73h State dairy, tibs 5lass:
renovated extras, 81
Cheese-Msrket frm State whole milk spe-
cials. 2saSt: do. fancy. 3lhas2h: do. lower
grades. 2ea3o1: Wisconsin whole milk, fancJ
Young Americas. sr4; State skins specials.
22ha22h; do. choicr. Isa20: do fair to good.
Hall: do. lower grades. 7aI3
Esgs-Market Arm: nearby white fancy. asae6 !:
do. brown. 7os76; extras. 6eaI0: frsts s4a6e.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Tells HOW TO GET
RID Of A COUGH
Cough Hung On for Long
Time. Whole System
Weak, Rundown.
TOOK HYPO-cOD AND
FEELS SPLENDID NOW

II had bronchial trouble and a bad
cough that just hung on and hung on
until finally decided 1 would have TO
wear It out Ny appetite was gone. I
was weak all over and my nerves
were on edge all the time. 1 guess
many q woman has felt that way
too weak and bad TO do anything"
declared Mrs. A. z. canneld. whose
husband has been on the Washington
police force for sixteen years.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov 2-Time money was in ursen
demand today but very little business vas trans
acted because Of the scarcity Of offerings Bid
Of per cent are still being made for all in
dustriL collateral and at Ter cent for mixed
: Mercantile Paper is again in fair demand witt
y per cent being quoted for high gra6s pape
and 81 per cent for others
) Interior money rates were unchanged today
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Best Treatment for Catarrh !
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

10 obtainable az any drug store II
has proven Ne value IN thousands d
cases Il viii 90 70 On your case
Get Q. Q. q. at ones snd beEin treat
ment NJ yours 10 q long standing
css,. be sure 20 vr1ts for free ex-
pert medical sdvsce. We win teil
you how this purely vesetabIe blood
tonic ciesnses the impurities from the
blood by. literally washing n clean.
We WI prove 70 you that thousands
Of sufferers from Cstarrh. after con-
sistent treatment with s. s. s.. have
been freed from the trouble and all
its disagreeable features and restored
TO perfect health and vfgor. Don't
delay the treatment. Address Medical
Director. 25s Swift Laboratory. At
lanta. Ga Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Nov. 3.-srots opened with large
inquiry with F7ices steady. Sales amounted To
5000 bales Receipts totaled 2l.OoO bales. in
Guiding Il. 500 American Futures oUcncd steady.
American middlings fair. 2657: gr0d mid
dlings. 5.s2: middlings. si42: full middlings.
Is 2: low middliEgS. -. 81 good ordinary. o32:
ordinary. l9S2
Futures closed firm
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
By Purifyias he BIssd.


Once you ret your blood free from
impurities-clesnsed OF the catarrhal
poisons. which II n now . prey 70
because Of its. unhealthy stste-then
you win Be relieved Of catarrh-the
dripping in the throat. hawking and
splitting. raw sores In the nostriis;
and the 'disssreeable bad breath Il
was caused. In the frst place. be-
cause your impoverished blood was
easily infected. Possibly . slight cold
or contact with someone who had q
cold. But the point is-don't suffer
with, Catarrh-it 10 not necessary.
The remedy 8. s. g.. discovered over
nfty years ago. tested. true and tried.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Had to Sleep Sitting Up In 4
Chair or Propped Up
High In Bed.
TOOK HYPO-cOD AND
DECLARES HE'S CURED

Il had Asthma SO bad l couldn't
sleep at all some nights and breath
ing was so difficult l couldn't even
lay down and rest. doctored with
an expert for . year and a half and
then saw Hypo-Cod advertised
bought few bottles. and can 20 to
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Labor Leads in Election.

Saturdays municipal elections early
today indicated virtually a country
wide victory for the laborites. 1t was
the first time labor had figured even
as a runner-up in municipal con-
tests.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Mergenthaler Linotype. at ltox.
After call
Potomac Electric s.. 5000 At o.
u 81
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd, At S.
Washington Gas. at 50h, at 5oK.
Commercial National Bank. 10 at lss
Capital Traction. 10 at s97s 10 at 80
PUBLIC UTILITY BoNDs
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
COTTON RANGE.

New York. Nov. a-ne range of cottou
pnes mere tooAy were: Prev.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-04
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS

MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
American Gnphophone lst 6s..... ssS
ID. c. Paper Mfg. Co
Sec. Storage and Safe Deposit 6s.. ...
Evening star., 1919-04-09
W0LC0TT REUNION PLANNED.
Gathering Here in October Has
White House Visit on Propram

Plans are being perfected for a
reunion and convention of the So
ciety of Descendants of Henry VOL
colt. to be held in this city the first
week in October, next. Arrangements
for the gathering are in charge of
John NJ. Wolcott, 1924 Monroe street.
and include an address of welcome
by Commissioner Brownlow, and. if
possible. call on President Wilson
at the White House. WoIcotts are
expected from every state in the
Union.
Henry Wolcott. whose home was
Galdon Manor. Somersetshire. came
with the Puritans to America in 1880.
and was one of the founders of the
colony OF Connecticut. Among his
descendants are numbered a siener
OF the Declaration of Independence, a
Secretary of the Treasury and nu-
merous governors. judges. etc.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
THREE THOUSAND REVENUE MEN
TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION LAW

to make liquor according to these re-
ceipes will constitute clear violations
of the Law, although it was admitted
it would be difficult to prevent the
manufacture in most cases.
Private stills can be acquired le-
gally only by registration with the
revenue collector of the district. Man
regulation of the revenue bureau. be-
ing required to pay $50 a year IL
cense fee for doing business, and to
pay specific tax of $50 on each still
or worm sold.
Additional Requirements.
In addition. the manufacturer is re-
quired by law to report the name and
address Of the purchaser, and the
purchaser of the still is required to
report the purpose of his still. and the
nature of the surroundings in which
it Is to be placed. If a person is de-
tected in operating a still. he is liable
to pay the license fees ordinarily i'm
posed on a distiller, in addition to
fines and other penalties for law vio-
lation.
Many reports Of the manufacture of
family stills" on a large scale. and
their sale at low prices, have reach
ed the revenue bureau, but proved
false in mosct cases.
Great care is to be observed by
revenue officials to prevent unneces-
sary interference with production
and distribution of alcohol for indus
trial and commercial purposes. under
the prohibition act. Regulations
governing production Of this non
beverage alcohol will be issued soon.