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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
JUDGE SIGNS ORDER
IN PIGGERY CASE

Acting upon the petition for an in
junction filed in the Anne Arundel
County Circuit Court few days ago,
by a number of taxpayers in the north
arn section of the county. Judge Rob
srt Moss has signed an order calling
IN the defendants to show cause on
Dr before November 6, why the injunc-
ton should not issue. The case is
directed against the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, and the COM
Dany that operates a 'p'iggery plant
near the shores of the Bodkin creek,
Tor disposal of Baltimore city sew
rage. About 40 taxpayers are par
lies to the proceeding, which sets
forth that the piggery plant has
proved nuisance in various ways.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

The marriage of Miss Mary Nondas
Willoughby, daughter of Mrs. Joseph
Samuel Willoughby, to Lieut-Com.
John Joseph Brown. son Of the late
James A Brown and Mrs. Brcwn. of
Boston. took place at noon al Corpus
Christi Church, Baltimore, and was
the second naval wedding 10 take
place in that city yesterday. The Rev
James f. Nolan celebrated a nuptial
mass. Owing TO the extreme illness
Of the brides mother, the wedding was
hastened Monday, DC, 1ber 81, having
been selected originally Commander
Brown. who is student at Brown Uni
versity when he received his appoint
ment to the United States Naval Acad-
envy. was graduated with the class of
1912 and is at present in the executive
department at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
W., B. & A. STOCK
ISSUE AGREED ON

At the ad s1rEed meeting of the
stockholders OF the Washington, Bal
timore and Ahaspol:s Electric Rail-
way Company. 'hsid yesterday, the
plan OF issuing the 2o.SS5 shares of
the preferred sseck still held in the
treasury was .ssseed TO by VOTE of
the necessary s.Dnmon and preferred
stocks. This ,soposal came mp at a
meeting held lac weeks ago but at
that time it fa9ed OF action because
the needed votss swere not present to
make the acsiEsl legal There was
some opposition Ito the proposal at
the meeting. Rhtch was quite pro-
longed. The aaa4tter was fully dis
cussed by alt :tle interests present,
the advisabilag or inadvisability of
issuing the STOCK sbeing fully gone in
TO by both siaeg. Both classes of
stockholders YEl be given the right
TO subscribe 70. ;tbe stock at $3.50 a
share. a banfsfag syndicate has been
formed TO tak..aEe stock which may
not H subscribed by the stockhold-
ers. The proceeds from this sale will
be used in carfgtng forward the inn
provements for the company which
have already sbsen mapped out, in
Guiding additi6ehl terminals both in
Baltimore anf in Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Mrs. bitten
Now Improved

The encouraging news of the i'm
provcment in the condition of Mrs
Robert Written. wife of Lieut. Written
u. s. NJ, has been received here by heI
parents, Judge and Mrs. Robert Moss
Mrs. Written, who had travelled to the
coast, via the Panama Canal, with hel
infant to join her husband was taken
suddenly Ill on the train while going
from Berkeley, Calf, to Washington
State. and was obliged to return &c
Berkeley where peritonitis developed
She has been critically i'll at the home
of her husbands parents, DIR. and Mrs
ing slow recovery and is able to si
up, although still very weak.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Continued From Page One)
better Of either, but he has little
chance of making thee first team and
is at present out of the game on ac-
count of injuries. King, tackle, and
Wallace, substitute guard, also can
punt fairly well. King does most of
the place kicking and has been used
for the tries at goal. Against North
Carolina he had a perfect record in
seven attempts, but did not do so well
against Johns Hopkins Saturday.
A game between the Squad "B" or
second Naval Academy team and the
eleven of the u. s. S. Utah has heen
arranged for Saturday. Squad ''B"
has been well coached by Lieutenant
Commander Richardson and John Will
son. Though most of the players are
comparatively green, it is considerab-
ly heavier than the regular team
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
coinr Out OF Rusiness

A week from the coming Saturday
the firm of NJ Boessei, Main street
jewellers. viii close business, having
recently sold out TO p. Corosh. who
Will open business there. Mr. Corosh
bought not only the business and good
will. but the large residence formerly
owned and for many years occupied
by the Boessels
The firm OF NJ. Boessel is one of the
oldest jewelers. in Annapolis. and for
some time had the entire field in that
line, and by exercising strictly bust
ness principles, have gained the con
fdence of the public. The firm is ask
ing all patrons who have watches and
jewelFy there for repair to call for
same before Saturday. October %. the
date of their going out of business.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
SOCIAL ANNAPOLIS
EGnd by MRS. EMMA ABBOTT GAGE

,rcbolv days are here,
a...b harrow happy homes
w. a,o each householder's life
,e,inr problem comes
.,h,r furnaces are fit
81. ,he winter through
aue inconvenien. fires
grn some detective liue.
.om he chests whence strong
afIsc
nmthbalrs pungent scent,
.a,er clothes packed there with
care
IN ANXIOUS thought intent
t,,ber rhey win serve again,
y aersously brought out,
a,s prayers that they will prove
intact
,.d soolhe each canker doubt.
o rugs and carpets laid away,
A. searched with careful ken
90, II mcnded every hole,
rbq can be used again;
ia problem worst than all the rest
which vrings each housewives soul!
, ,,terhcr she can raise the cash
:. ea the winters coal.
Josh Wink.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Birthday Dinner
Party At "BramptOn'

In honor of his Goth birthday, Mrs
j. r. Emory, of "Brampton,' Soutl
river, will entertain at a family dinne'
party on Saturday evening. Cover
will be laid for ten, and the guest.
will be Col. w. II. Gibson. u. S. A
Mrs. Emory's brother; Mrs. Gibson
Mrs. S. H. Gibson. Mrs Emory's sister
in-law and four daughters, and Majo.
j r. Emory, Jr., U. S. A., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Emory The dinner will be
a sort of family reunion in conjunc-
ton with the birthday celebration o.
Mr.. Emory, and house-warming as
we'll, as many improvements have
been recently made at "Brampton."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Naval Wedding
In Baltimore

Two naval weddings took place yes
terday in Baltimore. Miss Mildred
Buckner McCay, daughter of Mrs. vii
liam T. Walters McCay, was marrief
to Lieut.. Com Leslie l.. Jordan, U. s
~. son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ
Jordan, of Raleigh. N. c. The cere
mony was performed at the home OF
Mrs McCay, 211 Longwood road, Ro
land Park. and was followed by wed.
ding breakfast Only the members o
the two families and few intimat,
friends were included in the invite
ton. the Rev. T. Theodore DC
Foote. rector of ST. David's Protestan
Episcopal Church. Roland Park, off
ciated. The bride, who was given il
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Henry c
Kirk. wore smart travelling costum'
OF brown chiffon cloth, fur trimmed
and hat to match, and a corSage bon
quet of sunburst roses. Lieut.-Com
Douglas Seed. IT, S. N, was the hes
man, and the ushers were Lieutenant
Commander Benion. IT, S. N, an6
Commander Woodwork, U
S. n.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
GETS CONTRACT TO
REPAIR FISH MARKET

Work soon W.T. tegin on the re-
pairs to the COFFEE louse at one end
of the old city sisA tnarket house. a
matter that crea:e1 Such a protracted
discussion at the s1eeting of the City
Council Monday nigslt. The contract
has been awarded To John H. Bright
of the city, who Submitted the lowest
bid, $40. The digestion of further
improving the fist~market, since the
Council has gone anTrecord as favor
ing the maintenance of it on its pres
ent site will he sikel up by the gov
erning officials as early as possible.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
WHO WANTS a JOB
OF PAINTING ROOF

No one wants 10 undertake the job
of putting new roofing on the NUM-
cipal building and also the city fish
market. Al least. this would appear
through the fact that the Street Conn
mittee of the City Council did not re-
ceive a single bid recently after adj
vertisements for same had been made
in due form. The cunmiitee is now
re-advertising for bids, 10 cover said
buildings with linseed oil and Prln-
cess metal mixed to good body AL
ternate bids may be submitted for do
ing the work with SOME other good
material Bids will be opened by the
Street committee at noon ON October
20.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Flr,t Reception
1. The Snnerlntendent's

Practically every one listed in the
Rlse Book" yesterday afternoon at
..,5,d the first of the series of re-
,ee.ions 10 be given this season by Adj
-r,l ana Mrs. Scales at the superin-
seadents quarters, Naval Academy.
rbs rooms were thronged all after
,on and there was a steady stream
-,llers from to 6.
Admiral and Mrs Scales received,
and The guests were introduced by
Commander Abbott, aide to the super
s,eBGeui Mrs Scales wore a hand
gme black gown with a corsage of
p.cs II was The first appearance Of
NJ Harriet Scales receiving with
ser mother Miss Scales wore pretty
lcA. blue crepe de chine gown and
carried a purple ostrich feather fan
The rooms were deliberately decorat-
d with flowers, the autumn queen, the
ch},anbemum, being conspicuous.
Exquisite roses, carnations, and jas
mine filed vases, while bright red
single dJhlias and double pink dahl
las hllcd iIrdinieres, and cosmos and
snaplragons found a place among all
the beautiful flowers sent from the
supfcacndent's garden and conserva-
tory
IN tie dining room, Mrs. Cluverius,
wife Of the commandment, poured tea,
and Mrs Abbott. wife of the aide of
lae nperintendent, poured chocolate.
PR harrington, wife of the governor,
eho VAS to have assisted, was pre-
en'od on account of illness.
Mrs Cluvcrius was handsome in a
Nsa of black velvet, and Mrs. Alb
Mi was attractivcly gowned in blue
aAou other ladies assisting in the
sane room were Mrs. Jackson, wife
& ADMIRAL Jackson, and sister Of Mrs,
fgterus; Mrs Tafiinder, Mrs. Rees,
US lleher. Mrs. Kibbee, and a num-
pr of Young girls, including Miss
hero and Miss Anne Guest
An orchestra from the Naval Acad-
n! hand played a selected program
q beautiful music during the recep-
aa but The crowded rooms prevented
aatng. which is often INDUCED in on
Esh occasions
iAe reception practically inagurated
s Social season in Annapolis and
'as delightful affair enjoyed by hun
a'is q society folks. both in naval
hd CIVIL circles.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Child Welfare Clinic

The usual Saturday session of the
Child Welfare Association will be
conducted on Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock II IS loaer room of the
Grammar School.
The clinic Of the Child Welfare As
ISOLATION is under the supervision of
the District Visiting Nurse, Miss
Sara v Sutherland, and her assist
ant. Miss Dublin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
VIII Spend
Winter Al Haiti

j. II. Emory. whose home is "Bramp
ton" on South river. this county, will
shortly leave for Haiti where he VIII
spend the winter The Maryland eli
mate does not agree with the health OF
Mr. Emory and his physicians have
ordered the change OF climate.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Greeted BY
Many Friends

Miss Josephine Hogan. who has been
in the Blue Ridge Mountains all sum-
mer, has returned to Annapolis for a
short stay. Miss Hogan has been re-
stored to perfect health. She is being
greeted by her many friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Change OF Residence

Mrs Matte Stevens has rented the
summer home of MIR and Mrs. F. j.
Schmidt. Glen Echo" on South
river. which Mrs. Stevens will oc-
cupy for the winter. She has with her
mother, Mrs. Weaver, and grand
mother, Mrs. Miller. and niece.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
hal Wedding
" >alHrda,

tas marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
l1S 4Ad Lieut. T. l.. Schumacher.
\ which viii take place at noon
saturday in the Presbyterian
o. ,ae brides sister. Miss Lucille
'~4s +. he her sisters maid of
"ni he groom's best man will
4' Carroll Worthington. for
YEP The a f F No cards
'sen sem, Tor the wedding. After
ny wedding breakfast will
~ he home of the brides
y Conduit street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
No Worms if ! NeaIthr ChiId

All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy color, which indi-
Gates poor blood, and as a rule, there
is more or less Asemach disturbance
GROVES TAsTF9 JESS chill TONIC
given regularly fog two or three weeks
will enrich the b1}g-od. improve the di-
gestion, and ass as General
Strengthening Te9ic. to the whole
system. Nature viii then throw off
or dispel the wqrsns, and the Child
will be in perfect eAealth Pleasant to
take. Coo per bot.9s.
It's all right To strike while the
iron is hot, but an ounce of proven
ton is worth a pound Of arbitration.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

while the men are having a dinner
"'} az tIryel Hall tonight, at which
assistant Secretary of the Navy
s'ak,n d. Roosevelt will be the
sa'A Of honor at the Harvard Club
s-a'r and he principal after dinner
f'Aer the ladies' will be entertain
. q a dinner party by Mrs. Scales.
:" q ADMIRAL Scales, at the super
Students quarters.
assistant Secretary and Mrs Roose-
~ VIII be The guests this afternoon
7. over night az Admiral and Mrs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

OWENS -ASQsgTH - Nelson f.
Owens, q, South sliyer; Mary S. AS
quith, %; Riyerview applicant, Roll
and Ireland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
Going West
To Bring In Ears

TO BTIEK IN tAFS
G. Ritchey Winterson, who recently
sold his. garage business on Yves
street TO James F.. Strange and son
but who is still associated with the
business. left today for Illinois T..
bring in more cars which the firm ha
recently purchased and will add to It's
stock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

I'D kiss you II | though; M on
was looking" he cried. We'll, III
shut my eyes. for one" she said. hep
fully.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Miss Edna Munson, of Hagerstown
and Miss Margaret Evans and Mis-
Elizabeth Howse, both of Washington
ID. c.. will arrive here tomorrow fo
the Schumacher-Thoma wedding a
the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Eichelber-
ger are spending few days in Bal
timore Mr. Eichelberger is ATTACHED
To the Department of Marine Engi-
neering at the Naval Academy.
Capt. r. G. Moss and Mrs. Moss. ac
companied by their little son. are Wis
! iting Mr.. and Mrs. James Moss al
Yeardon. Penn. a suburb of Philadel
phia.
Miss Josephine Hogan, who, since
the sale of the Hogan property on
State Circle to the Circle Playhouse
( Company, has been making her home
/ in Baltimore, is visiting friends here
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Riley, of Anna
lpolis. who were staying at the Hotel
Lafayette, 10th, at Eye street, Wash
ington. d. c.. overlooking the White
House grounds, have returned home
Miss Sarah Harrison Powell, a news
paper woman, who occasionally con
tributes to the Capital, who since tn,
return few days ago from Old Poin
Comfort. Va. has been the guest 0
her brother and sister-in-law. Colone
and Mrs. William S. Powell, at Eli
colt City. is established at ) Wes
4 Chase street, Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
,'lltd Away BY
AFlcr> Illness

~ coward p Johnson, wife of DR..
rector 81 ST Anne's. has been
$ Washington by the sudden
~ Pr mother, Mrs. X. B. Brad
II. "' + quite sick at her home in
Mr., Bradford has many
"e'e where she frequently
daughter at St Anne's rec
r.,,,. ~ nope for her speedy re-
2 % health.
c,.." I, Cluyerius, wife of Capt.
g T. 5. y. Commandment of
"a '''sA IS visiting in Washing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16

Speaking of the flight of time. the
aviator remarks that his time is pref
~ we'll taken up.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-10-16
MOUNTAINEERS ARE
EAGER FOR CLASH
WITH ST. JOHNS

Continued From Page One)
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
WHISKEY BY THE QUART
ONLY FOR THE SICK

ment OF the provisions OF the war time
prohibition act
IT should be suggested 10 all per
sons making inquiry as 10 the prohlb'-
ton provisions OF the act that they ad-
dress either the Attorney-General or
the local United states Attorney he
wrote.
similarly when internal revenue Of
flcers become aware Of apparent viola
lions OF the prob bition provisions or
this act they should report such acts
as come 30 their attoaton 10 the local
officers OF The Department OF Justice.
"They will cooperate with the De
pariment OF Justice agents II such CO
operation is requested
II there Is evidence that liquor Is
being obtained through misrepresenta-
ton for beverage purposes the com
missioner will impose addnional tax
liability and at the same time will re-
port The case 10 the Department Of
Justice FOR prosecution. Tax laws will
continue 90 he enforced. The atior-
ney-general has advised that the fact
that manufacture. and sale OF liquors
Is prohibited does not relieve those
80 engaged from tax liability.
The payment Of a tax. however, In
no ways conveys the right TO act con-
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
THE STORY LADY TELLS
How Peter Was Going to Have
Halls Papa Marry Aunt Grace
And Tomorows Story is About Danl Bear

very NICE
So Peter ran 10 invite them and
things went Peters way very nicely
Halls papa, who was still rather young
and certainly very handsome. helped
Aunt Grace pop the corn and seemed TO
like her very much
"NOw. Peter said 10 himself. III they
can only be alone a little while, per-
haps he will ask her"
So when Mama went upstairs 10 tuck
the twins In beds. Peter took Hal into
the dinlngroom 10 show him his new
checker board and then called papa TO
ask him a question. but papa was no
sooner safely in the diningroom Than
he called Halls papa too, and they We're
soon deep In a checker game. Peter
suiked until the company was gone.
Whats the matter. old man?" asked
papa. as he took Peter 10 bed.
90" said Peter in disgust, y was
agona have Halls papa marry 'Aunty
Grace but you went and spoiled u an"
Papa was too amazed TO speak. Theu
he said.
peter. do you know where matches
are made?'
"It wasn't matches Hal wanted" said
Peter slifny. 1T was sandwiches
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

In Egypt centuries before Christ Here's
what a teacher said 10 a youth who
had been looking upon the flowing
bowl too freely.
Drink not beer TO excess. Tho words
that come out OF thy mouth ;hli canst
not recall. Thou dost fan md Dreak
thy limbs and no one reaches iut a
hand TO thee. Thy comrades 20 on
drinking they stand up and say /:
Away with this fellow who Is drunk
n anyone should then seek thee 10 ask
counsel OF thee, ihous wouldst be found
lying In the dust like a little child
The frst temperance society In the
United States was formed In April. 1905.
az Moreau, Saratoga,J. New York. u
had 80 members. prescribed a fine Of
2 cents for each person drinking rum.
gin, wiskey, wine or distilled spirits.
and it existed a years. In 1926 the
American Temperance Society was
founded at Boston and I'm 1893 promi-
nent members Of COngf fess formed ne
Congressional Temperance Society.
TO be- cOntinuedl
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
A Cooling. Refresh
ing Beverage
Sparkling Home Made Root
Beer Always on Hand

Nothing complicated nor dlflcult
about making 1t, either You will be
glad 10 have wholesome. delicious
glasses FOR the Riddles when they
come. home ciamoring for something
cool. You'll enjoy a refreshing glass
yourself when you are tired And YOU
Will be delighted to have a cooling,
tempting glass for the friends who
drop IN Unexpectedly.
All you need for this delicious
wholesome, homemade root beer Is a
sjc. bottle OF Hires Household Extract,
sugar. and an yeast cake. That one 25c.
bottle Of Hires Household Extract
makes 30 pints or 50 glasses at a cost
OF less than ic a glass. 50 YOU see, in
addition 10 its being easy 10 make, 10 is
surprisingly economical
And you can drink as much as you
want, because it is pure. Hires House
hold Extract is made from the juices
OF pure bark, berries, herbs, and roots
10 in all-includlng wintergreen, sar-
saparilla, birch bark. and ginger. You
know what Hires Household Extract
contains no substitutes nor artificial
flavors.
Get your old bottles mp stairs today
short necked, long necbcd. quart
and pint. II you haven't c0rks for
4hem. you can buy from the grocer,
When you buy your Hires Household
Extract, a supply Of Hires especially
designed air-tight bottle shoppers.
Once YOU have homemade delicious
sparkling root beer, you will never
again be without IT,
Evening journal., 1919-06-30
And Tomorrow's
Ry TuE STORY LADY.

Peter and Hal were eating sandwiches
on The back porch
Gee said Hal, between bits. Il
wished had a mama 10 give me sand
wiches and things II ask the cook,
she fusses: and II I ask The house
keeper. she tells me 10 isn't healthy
and then J have 20 go TO the store and
get candy or something
After Hal had gone Peter thought
the matter over Who did he know
that would make Hal a good mslherg
Just then Aunt Grace came tripping up
the walk. She got a kiss in payment
for peppermint and went on in the
house. Peter heard her tell mama that
she lad come for supper. lie had a
sudden idea Why not Aunt Grace? she
was pretty. and Hal already liked her.
he had called her n peach that very
day. That she would give him sand
wichcs Peter was sure.
Peter ran into his mother Mama
Hal says hc and his dad get awful lone
some at night Couldn't they come
over after supper and we could have
popcorn and play the new record Daddy
brought home tonight"
Mama was quite pleased. why. yes
7 guess so. Halls papa certainly seems
Evening journal., 1919-06-30

WASHINGTON. June 30. United
Press Daniel C. Roper, commIssloncr
OF internal revenue, today issued a
statement prescribing rules and resu-
lations regarding the manufacture and
sale OF distilled spirits and their re-
moval from bond for other than bev-
erase purposes.
The regulations say physicians may
prescribe wines and liquor FOR inter
nal Use or alcohol for external use
where the patient is under constant
supervision.
Wholesale or retail liquor dealers
may sell TO pharmacists holding per-
mits.
The quantity prescribed for single
patients at a given time shall not
exceed one quart Pharmacists are
instructed 10 refuse TO on prescrip-
tons II they believe physicians are
dispensing for other than strictly
legitimate medicinal uses.
Churches or religious orders manu-
featuring wines in quantities not eX-
ceeding 100 gallons are permitted to
remove the wine from the premises.
III n NAN|NNiAH nAN ANNnNNNA W A"NNNN
each instance in which they prescribe
liquor. No prescription may be re-
nlled
Druggists filling liquor prescriptions
must reserve In a separate lle copy
Of every prescription and once a month
must submit to the collector OF inter
nal revenue a list showing the names
Of the physicians, the names OF the
patients and the total dispensed to each
patient during the month
These lists viii be examined CAREFUL
~ i'm the collectors Offices and where
figures indicate a physician Is prescrib-
ing more than the normal quantity or
That any patient is procuring more
than a normal quantity the facts are
10 be reported 20 the commissioner and
TO the United states Attorney.
Where treasury decisions interfere
with the established procedure OF re-
ligious bodies, agents are Instructed TO
report 10 the commissioner so modii-
cations may be considered. Sacra-
mental wine is subjected 10 tax. Roper
disclsimed responsibility for enforce