The courier-index., 1919-11-14
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,suISGToN CHAT
poBERT EPSON

- his ndluo Ci
Mem On r nnncern. He is con-
l naf' dilemma that only
WIN states supreme court
Ft'd han. 1'I' in helping him out,
M na''b bigh tribunal his asks
sn tnls .i o,9 as to what he is
4, de' tbs 100000 gallons
r il beverages 'es stored in the the
'laI ls,sbouses throughout the
T Tbs subject raises a nice
, ius The bonded liquor
! 'i,tt,,e ~. with the consent
' ~ tbe control of the gov
Re, =, ID constitutes legitimate
.' srs The fifth amend
\ P' ne constitution prohibits
~ IS States from taking prl-
' ,,sp without just compen,
'p' The distilleries demand
A. RE right to sell their prop
| ~ .o ra1 for it from
I ., rv What will the su-
,ourt say? Will it authorize \
si,r Of wartime prohibition
~ afbnded liquor may be sold
rblc? Can the government
tbe bonded liquor with or
col Compensation? Or can it
IN and dispose of it for le-
! purposes, through govern
S,psrsaries, in the years to
i the liquor is destroyed,
remment will lose s350,OOO,-
|, taxes. The equity in the
4 pronounced by any decis-
court may make, will large
n the course of congress, by
tie policy of the government
this forbidden liquid will be
rhed.
4 not the only fuel. The !
81 the country will soon !
M cheerful Information placed
lgfy before them in a cam
Il education conducted by
Uncle Samuel. While several |
is Of the government are in |
hon dealing with the present |
hons Of the coal situation, one
Hnant, that of the oil division |
bureau of the interior, has
the wheels in motion to
about as complete a change
ne use Of soft coal as posi-
The east is to profit by the
fence Of the west, where oil
Aief fuel. The oil wells of
Es and southwest are daily
dng hundreds of thousands of
81 oil and more wells are
drilled every day and the
y looked upon as unlimited.
FUSED as fuel in the west
suthwest in locomotives, in
ne and in residences. Oil
g has never been practiced
# the Mississippi to any great
because of the steady supply
COAL The first big change
considered is the gradual
Eillan Of the coal-burning To-
us Of the railroad admins
It is to be insisted that
aEourlng engines be con-
u the future. Factories,
sllldlngs, department stores,
users Of soft coal, are to
WA how to make the change
W. 70 oil as a cleaner and
lael and at no greater cost
present, if as much. Then
salgn will be broadened to
y average householder. I'll
4.ment is given the hearty +
|sa y congress, it is convinced
~ coal q can be curtailed more
|ai the amount now used, Il
/ % reds out of the country i
\ T ;sll of the depart,
| Justice. The 500 men and
,,s solnen detained in intern
n ! as dangerous aliens are
b y 0e ! a thorn in the side"1
H. General Palmer. The
n + IA already passed the bill
.rs0s ~I Il out of the country.
/ 4" mas mas been delayed in the
bs so,eSS the pending bill is
Il ' N !, the peace treaty is
l,Ve f. u these undesirables
NJ v ~ Oe turned loose. The
Ihal ', n"t is determined that
i oD eot come to pass The
tste ss'S w provides for the
H. o. o. all aliens interned
sbo war war, together with ali
b dra Violated late the espionage
lGep nav law and similar laws.
sgsin nOw ', to have made a
StstsSs' !, The president of the
Isl '' IS also subject to de-
d 4 . be Be done with the Dec
suards sl' that has been SO ]
i'nitiepp and n preserved in as as J
aany wa as s possible during .
iaIy Gears years? 1t is locked in .
walls 'O as vault built :
he H.. q the state depa rt. \
ight and and o being that, shut out
Rdearafitaslsal ar it would be pre- IRE.
nhs i 'i y About every
'g tSs It.. the last inspection Sa, ion '
satnesst Tact that some 0 sne. /
ent to f must be given the S
But in nurther hold it to- /
'loEed ' ose what process IS
' They AZ are at a loss G
an tb a'aen for fear of doing !
y to DO w TTOd IT,. Experts who |.
'ecOverad' 'n restoring parch- {