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The daily banner., 1919-05-12
Tuesday, May Is, 1919

between the hours of 1 and 8 o'clock
p. m., all that lot or parcel OF GROUND
Cambridge, in said county and State,
at the northwest corner of Academy
and Muir streets. and described as fol-
outlines of the same at the northwest
corner of said Academy and Muir
streets, thence runs north with the
distance of ninety-nine feet and six in
ches, more or less, to the division line
between this property and the prop
eriy and parallel with said Muir street
for a distance of fifty-one feet and
four inches, thence in southern d1-
rection and parallel with said Academy
feet and six inches. to said Muir St.
and thence in an easterly direction
with the north side sf Of said Muir fa+ street nd
being -the same property. which was
W to sme he lffe Aee
Hoddinott, his wife, by deed dated Sep
NapS m 6sr 1s % R mo- e0gn g. fS
This lot is improved by a. comfort
able dwelling of ten 9 rooms, dsi,a with path
good order, and has a garage. 1t also
has electric lights in ever room and
for for co9sng ons dssn This is boms ag in daa he
center Of Cambridge. Muir and Acade-
MY streets ar enow being improved
TERMS OF SALE-$500 cash on day
Of sale; balance in IL months from day
sale. at option Of purchaser or pur-
chasers; said balance to bear interest
from the day of sale, and the payment
thereof to be secured by the bond OF
the purchaser or purchasers, with a
surety or sureties to be approved by
the Trustee.
w. IRVING MACE, Trustee.
Dixie Realty Co., Aucts.
NOTE-A reasonable mortgage loan
can be secured soh tffis property from
''' my w. ffRTING MACE. Attorney.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

The spring season has opened. ana
will keep constantly on hand .
large supply of Horses and Mules.
for sale or trade. Ny stables are In
the rear Of the New Armory, and my
office IL on Gay street.
EDWARD q. PHILLIPS,
Adv. LIT. BkR. Cambridge. Nd.
The daily banner., 1919-05-12

Get your truck tires put on
now. We have the tire and the
press. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv. 8-6t
Lime. hair. cement. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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NOTICE.

Public stenographer aHc Notary
Public.-Helen B. Phillips, I16 Gay
street.-Adv. 4-l0.tf
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Grange Notice.

The regular meeting of Cambridge
Grange will be held at the Grange
Hall Thursday night, May 18th, at 3
o'clock. A good literary program
has been prepared and it is hoped
that there will be a large attendance
of the members-A. H. Smith. Mas
ter; Miss S. Y. Ryrn, Sec.--Ady.1 12-2t
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w. Irving Mace, Solicitor.
w. Irving Mace, Solicitor.
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county, sitting as
a Court of Equity, in No. 3771 Chan
Gerry, the undersigned, trustee, Will Of
fer at public auction, to the highest
bidder. at the Court House door, Cam
bridge Maryland, on
The daily banner., 1919-05-12

Cook stoves and ranges. AL
ways complete stock. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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YOUNG HORSES AND MULES.

have just brought home a large
consignment OF young horses and
mules suitable for all kinds Of work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
CHANCE TO PUT THE
BOY IN ANNAPOLIS
Civil Service Exams To Be Held
In Oklahoma For Applicants
To Army and Navy
Schools

The following Ia copy Of eele-
gram sent on December ith by Sena :
tor T. p. Gore 10 President Straston
D. Brooks. State University, Norman.
and TO President J. w. Cantwell, A. a.
N, College, Saltwater:
The civil service commission has
agreed TO hold on December 10, a des-
signation examination at Norman and
saltwater, The manin purpose OF this
examination Is TO designate applicants
TO fill my vacancies at Wet Point and
Annapolis. have for appointment
-four principals and twelve alternates
TO Annapolis and two principals apd
four alternates TO West Point. The
examination 10 10 be open TO all acph
cants within the age limit and resi-
dent OF the state OF Oklahoma. ! am
mailing you q number OF information
circulars which will be of service to
applicants. | shall apprecite your Civ
ing this occasion as much publicity
az possible.
r. r. Gore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
PREPARE LIST FOR the
COMING MC[NsUs NAN
s--ee-
Uncle Sam Will Make Count OF
Citizens, Beginning January
Q, Helu the Man E
Out

Housewives of Guthrie are asked To
immediately make card list of all
inmates of their ZONES that the work
OF the census takers may be expedited
and no resident will be missed by the
enumeraters.
According 10 A. p Gregory, Sec
retary Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
the census takers desire the women
to write down the names OF all mem
bers Qi their families and relatives
or friends that may be visiting them,
or any person that may be living with
them.
There are occasions. Gregory sasd.
when census taker calls at home
for figures and misses names because
the housewife il busy with the fouse-
sold duties and in hurriedly giving
tho names OF the persons living at
the home overlooks one OF two.
Not only would prearranged iists
eliminate the probability OF oversight
but will materially hasten the census
taker. as the time used by the enum-
orators would not be- more than three
or -four minutes at each home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
ANO MYSTERY
N mrs c0lL|hs's CASE
Woman Brought To 6anitariuni
Here Has Not Claimed $4,000
Diamonds keported
Stolen From Her

Tho mystery 81 Mrv. Y n Collins
of Oklahoma city and the $4,000 dla
mond robbery remains unexplained
Mrs. Collins stil h at the Duke sani'
taFium In int. ely Her husband
II Ia Chicago Friends OF the hus-
hand claim she became M shroueh The
use OF drags,
Meanwhile s6l@a worth of dia !.
monds remain anclalmed 10 Oklahoma
CITY Il was said that the diamonds
were owned by Mrs. Collins. tier
home Was robbed one nlght recently
and the diamands stolen. II Was held
that the los of The stones pr,yed on
The womans mind to such an extent
that she became a. which caused her
husband 20 issue the order fof her
confinement Cor treatment ia the
Duke saniiariam
shortly after the robbery. Oklahoma
police traced the alleged robbar 10
New 0rleans IN that city a man
named naneey. ot Fort Worth, was
arrested and brought back to Okla
homa Guy with the diamonds. Dam
cey. stnutly maintains that the stones
iferc not stolen and that they are
rtghtfuliy bis own The Collins have
not claimed the wemS. The mynEep
Of the diamonds dea. ems as the case
proceeds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
BAD BOY lGM0R[s ORDER
Of COURT TO APPEAR
Everett Graham. Charged With
Grave Crimes. Has Disappear
cd Parole Privilege Il
Abused Says Cisisen

"AnashcF abuse ef the pagns~ Il ~
Aa.cailed Iaslnlle smrule aald saw
yer to-day - IA good thlnx ~ sume
snalancra. but will not ~ 10 make
general practice ~ n
Everett Graham frcm she west aiie
who In open congt aud hvfors Jl9sanlle
Jcawe noloa admitted hin Attark ~ 4
little xiFl, was BY iuagp ltoles pAroiesi
20 come 20 hlk Sunday sehaal slfAhaul
u not Rmall boy hHl - lafws far
hla age and we'll knew riMhg fgum
wrong Penalty tot hla ecslme inlxhl
have been either llte imprisonment
or death tn the electric chair sin
ham 10 nearly fourteen yeAr at a@p
"A short time sfsps ihia parole was
granted a charge ~ burglary and aen
etal delinquency vac filed against him
aud another trial had
10 the trial az ,hia case she haY
admitted upan the wllnsas siand shas
he had Killed and Aiolrn tatkyS
from an old eniurvd lads
''rha bnrHiary WAS druled
The boy was discharged hwsure
trial. upon q bond signed hy shp ssvp
father ~ the hpy The sagheF II a
DAY laboteF
Saturday the trial WIS concluded
The iudge lat the matter 10 0sur nniit
Monday at 1890. and In open coaft
ordered this aarnied iuvealle 10 be-
ON time" Monday The boy Graham
wholly ignored the order ~ the court
and refused 70 appear and hal NOT mp.
prafcd
The judge did nul forfeit the bond
bur continued the case until lhe hos
eNmvn 10 court We may come Ia amt
tell 1ha judge 20 SO TO paala valley
Al ieaat he " acting that way. The
parole system ean be abused and an
en tn abused "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
.MeGRAW FORCES SWEEP
THINGS At CA|CkAsHA
Stronghold OF Jake Hamon Fails
To Deliver the Goods Con
vention Called For King
fisher Jan 80

chicakssh. okis.. Dec q. Especial,
Tho republican committee, OF the
sixth congressional Dtstric, IN session
ber" today, elected q. q rsaald. ~
Temple Chairman and " F Lacey. of
Anadarko, secretary and called
Congressional Convention Tor King.
fisher. on January 20
This fas been the home district OF
Jake Hamon Tor years, hnt The friends
OF national committeeman. Jim Me-
Graw, dominated the eoysntion hny
ing snyen out Of nine members of the
COMMITTEES and directed the organlaa Z
tion and policies
Sentiment on presidential cnndf.
laie1 II ahnut equally divided betwnas.
Wood and l,owaen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22

II has come--ihe sovietized novel.
After many anxious weeks OF waiting
the public will be relieved to learn
tina, the noted Russian author. 0ko-
moff has at last completed SIS master
work. Il and a. SO titled in defer
ence TO the recent soviet order sbol-
ishing all first or Chrisiion names and
substituting numerals in their stead.
Okomoff, II appears. has intended
to call his novel Ivan and Anna. :
But. OF course. as q good Bolshevik
he couldn't do that when first names
became unlawful SO fe sat down
and revrote the whole darn novel
using Oyerwood No. 10 typewriter fol
the straight narrative portions and .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
Sopiezed Romance or What Happened to Ipan and Anna

Muitiplex Adding Machine No. 5B to
keep track OF his characters. The
result is nothing short OF triumph
both for okomoff. the writer, and
Okomoff. the consulting mathemati-
clan. s~s
Portions OF the great work which
have come from the translator show
this beyond q doubt There IL. for
instance, the stirring passage In
which the hero. now designated as
Popoff I. ad. the heros@e. now
identified as ..tcphanovistiki for
Anna's three sisters. being older. got
the pick OF the low numbers--to be
faithful to their secret troth while
her Ivan tast vas, re Popoff that d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
Short Cuts To
Home NewS

G. r. Martin and a. T. t,ooeh on :
sumated deal this morning whereby
hey become owners 81 rae Mary y
Hawks COO acres of land in sections rs
and -. In LAwrse towns ,, The land
il situated on what ~ known as the
Roxanna structure and - very saia
Abae az farm land and should oll be-
struck means hig thing for The own
erX. Consideration was sii,eoa
Bih Relahi tells this one, =
know Guthrie man wao makes y5.so
salary each working day. Ten years
ago his salary was 81 60 Yesterday
he bought turkey 90 he delivered
Christmas and he paid SIS so for H.
Ten years ago he bought turkey.
about the same sise n everything for
ss.N. So you see. wAils the price
OF labor Is ap. the price Of living is
about eanal The only difference Il
that people now, when money is SO
plentiful. buy more rccklessl
Judge Swank will hold short
term OF district court January ! 10
hear motions. domurers and 20 try
divorce cases. II any. This Is called
for the convenience of the local bar as
Judge swank Goes 10 saltwater 70 be-
gin tAe long term In that end ot his
district January &
These marriages license were ls-
suee Saturday afternoon and today
John l.. Bell. "a. osiasoma city and
Edith Ines Worchesser, 81. chickasha.
Robert Cleveland want, Ss and Har-
RET Leona Demptey 2s. olNamina
city Richard :. ShockIey, II. Spring
field, Mo. and Victoria Heilon. u.
y. NJ. kerfoot. rs and NJ j.
Witt. %. Oklahoma City. William l..
Cox. se and Esther McCacnahan. ~,
roth OF Oklahoma City. Albert
Hooper ~. and Alice Cable. q. both
of Agra. Sam Henry. as. Wichita and
Alice Jacobs. II, Guthrie
There are just taty members Of
the local Domestic Science club and
each one OF the members will tie up
and ship half pound box OF candy
FOR the girls OF the Oklahoma CITY In
anstriAl Home Every club in the
state has been called upon 70 send
10 these lonely girls and AL
have signified willingness 10 do 70
The several clubs of the city besides
the Domestic will send box 60 the
grls SO il will be on hand by Christ
mas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22

chen struck the half hour. A figure
glided swiftly down the path. 1t was
4.
One" she mnmured.
Nay. It Ii but 7:3o. though Il seems
lika one" he rselied--for oven In
moments like this would have his
little Joke.
my one and only l." she breathed
as he drew Acr TO him mo one shah
ever take from l."
No words Of hers had ever 10 smIf ;
ten his mathematicaIIy sensItized
soul.
you are right" he concurred. 1T
can't be done. but"--and : look os
pain o'erspresd his strong, handsome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
STIFF FINES GIVEN To
MEMBERS SOVIET COllNt.lL

Kansas City. Dec. 22.--Fines Of
one hundred dollars each was as
sessed against fifteen Russians.
said to be members OF the Corn
munist party in the police court
in Kansas City, Kansas, today for
holding an unlawful meeting. The
men were arrested yesterday when
the police raided a meeting al
legged to be radical. The fifteen
are being held for investigation by
federal authorities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22

Is gone far. Gar away somewhere.
The scene Is In the backyard garden
OF the old stephanovisxi place In q
quite suburb OF Petrograd:
He was alone. waiting. waiting In
the shadow OF the old family eucaly-
ptus tree, where they had spent so
many happy hours. Would he never
come He had seen the stephan
oviskI girls. TO inclusive. leave
tho house early in the evening for a
ride in tho motor What could be
keeping =? A thousand soviefixed
thoughts tormented him. She had
always been so punctual. God. how
the minutes dragged!
Presently the old clock in the kit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
NOTICE TO Soy SCOUTS

A bycicle race will take place
Thursday morning. December 18th. for
all boy scoutl OF this community.
There will be two races. one for
The smaller scouts and one for the
larger. Prizes will be- awarded TO the
winners
Every scout with wheel Ia urged
to meet at the Christian church
promptly. The three-mile race be-
gins at a. Alderman Smith. Asst.
scout master
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
FEDERAL PLANS MADE
TO KEEP THE LID ON
COMMISSIONERS MI > 7
Gt Ann MUCH WHISKY
NOT EXPORTED: GLOOM
has SPREAD ONEN
NEW YORK; MOVE
VIII. CIT OtlT
10Y WATERS
O< CHRIST
MAS DAY
BULLETIN.

T, New York. Dec. ~ There viii
bc no strong liquors sold in New
York this Yulctide season And
little will be in evidence in public
places. II tho plans Of revenue Of
ficers, assigned TO the city for the
enforcement Of the bone dry law.
do not 70 awry. One thousand
special men have been assigned to
duty in the hotel and cabaret dis.
trict Five hundred arrests have
been made during the past week
for violations Of the prohibition
law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
PARCEL WAR Is ON
AT GUTHRIE POSTOFFlCE

Pity lie postoftce empbyds an
their annual inundation OF mail. They
are submerged to the eyebrows In
parcels OF all shapes and sizes. They
lift parcels all through the day and
dream OF them at night. Pity them.
TIE public can help GU sreatiy II
Il will cali for parcels pre empny upon
receip; OF notice. said IN en'ploye.
Frequently the recipient ~ sach a
notice waits three or four days before
claiming the parcel This takes up
room now worth its Cubic space in
rad!um.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
T0UBlE BREW|NC BETWEEN
MINERS AND OPERATORS.
OPERATORS NOW REFl SE 10
ACCEPT TllE GOVERN
MENrS STRIKE SET
TLEME\T TERMS:
MEN NAMED m
PRESIDENT NOT
ACCEPTABLE
BULLETIN.

Pittsburg, Kan, Dec. % De
claring that they would not return
to work until they knew what
Judge Anderson ri Indianapolis
intended TO do with Alexander
Howett. $50 miners employed at
Grove Number l6, one Of the
largest producers in the Kansas
field. went on strike today, ac-
cording to reports TO the state re-
ceiver. The strike occurred be-
fore the miners had heard any
thing from the proceedings at In
dianapolis.
MORE TROUBLE BREWING Be
TWEEN MINERS AND OPERATORS
Washington, Dec. 22.--Rrfusal Of the
coal operators 20 accept tAe govern
merits strike settlem-n terms. I. was
pointed out today, might en,barrass
the operators az the commission ap
poinses Saturday BY President Wilson
and authorized to investigate rsirsrs
wages ard working conditions and In
crease eaoi prres. II necssary.
rAE QUESTION INVOLVED
Fusher efforts probably will BE-
made today to induce tire operators
20 sccede 10 the governments pro.
possI. despite the renewed insistsnce
Of the operators executive committee.
that neither had they accepted nor ha
they Indicated they would accept tire
terms The operators declared the
proposal they had agreed to YVES the
one advanced by Former Fuel Admin
istratcr Garfield. The question OF
whether the operators would stand
aIoof from the commission's investi-
CATION or cooperate with Il has not
been decided. u probably will be SET
tied at meeting tomorrow In cieve
lard, where a general session Of the
scale committee Of the central com
petIsise field and othsr operators has
been called.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
ILL AND WcGp AEAa
lAvMAM oFFEa PRAYER

pltiahnraa, H.. lsps ~ lsefufu
a. aaaleHre chat filled Trinity church
~ the DOORS, tsenTgu M0oFa llkkaan.
nuisd knKilAh tsymar ~hpaler last
nlNhs aiaAed hiA fGras hlsas daY III Ii'fsa~
bnggh. wlsh Ieetafe exslalring lhe
WORKINGS and nsaaalHA VI hss power
Az tha sMFnliK AaFylsa hundreds flled
np III FepWsYe prayer ana sfmAtmenE
ggutu lha aide srsslissi hal.lef ~ siAe
'x.@d wsSNn wlst, ARA Ahsle II III MsuasA
thai Tins II required il The tfwasmsHt
~ eases. snmny ruaw gsam thvie kew@t
wilh their faeea sEoslna ~ II from
newiy aeaaIfea seasr If relief
Futiuwlna she ipsiars last atRht AGF
Esirk aon hela 4 cpasegrnep wal aaH
en miatasata ~ i'iltsbafNh shaeehpa ~
vaklous denominations. darsnM whtsis
hu answered their questions aaa Ia-
sued few preliminary Instructions ~
10 81. asauifipg 81 lAs puwur af heAia
inM VI Ii the paFpu8a ~ Mr. Higasam
10 hayu hls work euninued hy the
ehurbs after ne lemYes, IN Chicago
aud other cities be hAa hsen vefy aue.
evssfal IN hayiuK fhr wuFk carried an.
Physicians Embrace Belief.
Mv iilekson told the ministers that
many dnelofa arN embracing ths bellef
in the w0rk ~ Hllisltual healing. ana
that naany have eame To him Rna have
had theF gatienta treated by hlm. tn
iold of ons eaae that hs haM bad ~.
llniAl lf1ltn.i - Ila.... 4 lka.i u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22

New vosk, Dec. sc.----led By a
woman who declared her husband
had esen dspcrsed 70 Huss.s yes.
serdsy on she soviet ark" Buford.
mob os 'eo "rsds" today At.
tackled the entrance 10 Elis lslspa
terry IN an effort 10 reach fellow
radicals sslil awaiting dspc~ssss
A riot call wss turned In before
the police could restore order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
GOD D-C|FTED HEALER 4
IS WONDERFUL MI
GEORGE MOuRE llItksON ~
rElfUIsni>. MIRACLES
~ inns COUNTRY AND
~ MtitIi SOl GIT IN
TIM INFLICTED
BULLETIN

Chicago. Dec. ~ Wonderful
cures have reaaltcd from tho
laying on Of hands and prayer
by tho noted English "hsaler"
George Moore Hiekson. who was
in Chicago last week Cfipplea
were mada 10 walk. tho blind To
aec and invalida ere out Of house
and bod for first time in yaafs a.
a result OF the visit OF this man
who professoHs 10 bs God gifted.
He has performed wonderful
miracles. Ais fame il fast
spreading II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22

oklshema Cry. Dec. &c.
cslvsrt. = sarmsr. wee Killed. Aod
John z. RcbsnsoN wss seriously
4niures ~hsr . sossh bevrd inter.
urbar car coii,dsd IN . heavy ssu
with = rorthbcond milk car shn
meresro q F'lmors stop. isss
south cs snas city. Nsae passsr.
gers On she sousheeund ear sux.
tAined minor iniursss Amoas the
latter were p worsman and y.
Worsman, brothsrs. " rus,le. Oh.
lshoms,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
ANOTHER SHIP BURNED
TO WATERS ED:t.

New York. Dec. 22.--rhe Amer
can Steamship, Forewood. owned by
the Pacific American fisheries com
psny, wa burned while eff the coast
o. Peru and her ere wrescusd BY
the Holland America line steamer
corredyk. according to wireless I'd {.
vices received here today by agents
OF the Dutch steamer.
The corredyk is enroute 10 Rotser.
dam from Chilean ports and she sd
vised that the American sailors would
be lanted at one OF the Panama Canal
ports.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
NEW CUBAN SUGAR CROP
Is COMING TO AMERICA

New York. Dec. "a The first cargo
OF the new crop OF Cuban sugar, con
sisttng OF r4,0oo bags reached mere
today on the steamship Matanzas.
The sugar il confined 10 Amerlcon
Fefiners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
EMBARGO ON soozE

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. 22.--An embargo
against the movement IN Intoxicating
liquors by soutaern railroads for cx-
port, effective tomorrow was ann
ounced by the Southern Export COM
mittee Of the regional railroad adj
ministration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-22
sooxE GAN TO BE
ClAMpED ON rl0Hr

Washington. - G., pee. ase~-som.
,tistion of nation Wide organisation
10 enforce constitutional prohibition
after January CAV l@ occupying iha ~
tsniian Of John y. Kramer Of Ohio.
federal prohibition commissioners an
der the burcau Of Internal Revenue,
department ~ the treasury
The decision OF the United States
Supreme court upholdIng the constitn-
tlonality OF wartime prohibition
makas no difference 10 Mr.. kramers
plans as II has moi been Within ihe
scope Of possibilities for him TO vet
his machinery ready TO take full com
mand of enforcement af the wartime
act. IIe u building toward The day
that prohibition becomes permanently
effective b. constitutional amendment
Enforcement Of the war time law
rests In the hands OF regular internal
revenue agents.
The actual work OF enforcing con
titutional grohIbItion will be in charge
of the supervising federal AGENTS who
will head the enforcement organisa.
tlor In the 10 districts In which the
United States has been divided for
tho purpose.
Work of State Directors
The state prohibition directors. of
whom there will be one for each state
will not have charge OF prosecutions
against Illicit manufacture and sale as
a primary duty but will deal princl-
pally with making effective The per.
missive features OF the prohibition law
Their work will have TO do with the
permitted uses OF alcoholic urrpara-
tlons. including medical sacramental
pharmaceutical. scientific and indus
trial uses
In one way the supreme court deci-
sion on wartime prohibition effects
the federal enforcement organization
which win put its hands on thr liquor
I'D beginning January 10. The en-
forcement department will fall heir
20 the guardianship Of white ele-
phant' In the shape OF the thousands.
perhaps millions, Of gallons OF whisky
In bonded warehouses which may not
have been exported rrior to January
rs.
There II stored In warehouses At
present an estimated total Of a. .oo0.-
600 gallons. Notice has been served
by the internal revenue commissioner
that owners who expect 10 export
their whisky must eomplete ths ex-
portatlon before the constitutional
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and Jest
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