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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
JOHN. H. SCOTT REALTY co.
404 Hubbard building

selves, ate peanuts, drank pop and rush
ed the special police off their feet ia the
closing innings Of the second game to
get to the playing field.
II vas the first time IN many years
that spectators had succeeded IN over.
flowing to the outfieid in the Polo
Grounds. Also, for the first time in
many moons, city policemen were sta
toned to preserve order They calmly
the overflow and made no
move when fans in right field hurried
at Earl Nearlc as he set himself
10 catch a fly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
Court House Notes
+ 4 \ 4 = y y = 4 i 4 =

The public service eommissiol has
filed demurrer to the complaint Of the
Elwood Logging Co., +. Nj. Christensen
Logging Co., PalmerOwens Logging
Co. and Robert G. Mckinney, on the
ground that the complaint does not
state facts sufficient to constitute Il
cause Of action. The commission with
drew the 10 cents per 1000 that the
Chehalis & Nehalem railroad had been
paying the lumber men, Now they want
the order reended.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

being done by the surveying gang. They
have two camps now in that neighbor
hood and will establish another.
Frank Lesley took the gentlemen on
the tour of inspection in his car. They
expect to return by the last of the
week. k.-Stayton Mail.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

Mrs. Emma Stcinhoff has petitioned
the court for the appointment Of guar.
dian for William Steinhoff, Gn. insane
person. The hearing has been set for
August 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

month Of July showing that they have
distributed total Of 1856 03O gallons
Of gasoline, aud r5,s43 gallons of dis
illate during the month, upon which
they pay a total tax of 81 939.5l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
INSPECT RAILROAD SURVEY

Mr Lyuoit. representative manager.
and Mr.. Houston. chief engineer Of the
Portland &Southeassern railroad. vent
ta Fish Lake and adioining county Tues
DAY Hhrrc they viii look over ne WeFk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

Opposition to the zone Li5 union"
plan Of the State Federation Of Labor
was voted By the spokane Musltian =
uninn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

Detroit, Mich.-Detroit s highest quo
tation ON teeth stood today at $l2, 500.
X. A. Duncan asked $4,000 when he
cha. ged Joseph Kormas with knocking
out tWo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
~ CAN'T GO WUONC"

2ols acres all under cultivation. fam
ilv orchard 3 room house. barn. good
WI, n miles from school Price s..
500. terms
80 acres. all under cultivation, 7
miles sonth Of Salem. at s7j per acre.
No improvements. Terms.
l20 acres on Howell Prairie, si75
per acre. Terms.
49, acres, close In. good improve.
mcnts. a fine chicken ranch. $1,000. one
half cash.
acres, close in, fair improvements,
2 acres prunes, good family orchard,
berries and grapes s2300
4 Reliable properties G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

Los Angeles. -Shantung retaliations
have begun. T. korayaehi, japanese,
was set upon by two Chinese who con
riscatcd his purse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

A boa constructor, smugglcd on one
of the Pacific flee, dreo lnaughts at
Panama, is reported to be loose on the
ship and to have hidden in the ship
stores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
STATE HOUSE.
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Recalling the historic fact that dur.
ing the early days of this republic the
nation was greatly indebted to France
through the Influence OF Marquis de
Lafayette. and that during the great
world conflict renewed brotherhood
has been established between America
and France Governor Oleott has issued
an official proclamation setting aside
the 9Th day o. September 20 be ohserv-
ed as Lafayette Day" A paragraph
from the proclamation reads
"Whereas. throughout this nation u
is planned upon September sixth Of this
year that this date shall be observed
as Lafayette Day In cemmemoration
Of the birthday Of that eminent friend
Of our nation:
"NOw. therefore I. Ben ". Olco,t.
by virtue o. the authority IN ne vested
as governor Of the state Of Oregon DO
request that the people Of this state oh.
serve Saturday. the sixth day Of Sep
iember as Lafayette DAY. and. incident.
ally as the fifth anniversary Of the
Battle Of the Marne.n
Thomas Nielsen. Of Astoria aud W. c.
MeNaughi Of Portland. have been re.
appointed By Governor Olcott as mem.
hefs Of the state board Of pilot com.
missioners. and J. D. SpeieF Of Port.
land has been named 10 succeed Char
les Rudoen 81 Portland, whose term
expired last March.
The Associated Oil Company has 70
DAY filed in the offiec Of the secre
lafH ol "A : her slatemenl for the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
Wealth

All THESE figures must be consider
ably inflated to obtain the current
years capital and income. but the in.
crease would certainly be biggest in
the ease of the United States, which
could boast at least treble It's prc.war
wealth.
The thrifty habits Of the French ma
tion We're reflected, said Prof. Stamp,
in "A capital of sl5l5 per head, while
Italy aud Austria had only s6l0 and
sd05 respectively He computes Japan :
capital at si2,000,00O,OO0, or on pet
capita basis, $s20 capital, aud $50 IN.
come per head of population. The capi.
tai and income Of Spain was probably
as low as any in Europe, the income
head not exceeding s55.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

DR.. Glen E. Prime veteran and automobile fan of
the first water pinnng his faith in the Egn Six as is
demonstrated by the fact that he recently purchased his
second Egn OF Lee L. Gilbert Elgn distributor Among
the many drives which Dr. Prime has made during the
summer is that to Newport which he says the Egin
performed miracles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

: ROOM house for sale; harm. lot 65x
80; walnu,s and other fruit trees.
Can keep ehiekeus on COWS. Look
this up, It's a bargain. Address 49I
5 Capitol. SIG
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

have several houses for
sale that should interest L. Reliable
property agents. John II Scott Real
tv Co., 4O4 Hubbard bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

IwANTED-To buy Of owner, room
house modern. Describe house. 10.
cation and price Write u NJ care
Journal SIS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

The Associated oil Company has TO-
dsy filed in tie offiec Of the serre.
tafy Of 81 their statement for the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

LOST IL Child's small handbag and
hsndkerehic4 b(tween Chambers
store and six blocks east. Return 10
city trcasuref's effiee. SIG
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

FoR SALE 70 acres choice land on
good road. one and y miles from
R. R. station. fab lb,tldings; 40
acres or more cultivated, family or
ehard. sl0l per acre on easy terms.
Square Deal Realty GO. Phone 4IO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

FOR sALE-A fine home place elose
Il salem, 80 acres. acres in prmes,
good buildings. good road. 1900.
Room 5, Bayne bldg. SIP
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
ITALY DENIES REPORT
OF LOOTING IN gorilla
Only Twenty Persons. Mostly Ger
mans, Ordered to Leave.

Because of statements issued to
papers in the United States relative
to conditions in the Adriatic Coast
territories held by the Italians pend
ing the peace settlement, the ltaI-
ian Supreme Command yesterday
ca bIed TO Washington specific de-
malls.
No public officer formerly en-
pIoyed by the Austro- Hungary en-
Iire has been removed from Office in
Gorizia. by order of Gen. Rodino'
the statement says. An public en-
pIoyes receive full wages. All the
Sloven"s who resided in Gorilla be-
fore 1914 are permitted TO remain in
the city. Only twenty persons,
mostly Germans, have been ordered
to leave. because their residence IN
Gorilla did not date from before the
war and because they did not have
any particular business there. Any
accusations of looting or acts OF
violence against the SlOvenes on the
part OF Italian troops are absolutely
false"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.
~ JOSEPH r. PRITCHARD

'hiceso. Feb d.-srrinz wheat planting in the
com bdt should be avoided. according TO John
]. Stream. former head of the coarse grain
S''rrion Of the Food Administration, who re
turned to Chicago today. He advises fsrn-.s
70 r'l'' m for conversion into hogs and
Ueet Tor H'ToTran trade where reserve stocks
arc cXhai,ted The Eurorean situation bc-
'."aks unlImitei requirements Cf fats and meats
ac'ordinS to Mr.. Strram
J,>s' Liverm0re. New York trader Of corn.
"ltAStocd cnqc"ntratsi drive nv Chicago cum
bIIs The attack made in the way Of
H,linS good qualities Of corn and selling it to
al VIII" cared TO absorb It On advances OF 2I.c
To 'EC. brokers acting for Livennore supplied
all cgmer- at around l.22k for March; Il6I. for
MAY. and l.l3 for .LIlT. This caused a pncc
setback Of Axe to 4IEc
"at~ market was irregular and Unseitoi with
com. Febnlar5 oats ClCsed &c higher and
mere deferred months w.Te sc to sc lower
Tan sfies Prices were unchanged TO liac higher
There was active trade tor land. both cash
anil futnrrs being improvCd Ribs were in
good GmR"d. and the StrnSth shown caused a
linn tone in other rIOlucts
'hicaso, Feb. 6.-Grain snd p'o,i,io7 futures
closed: Com March lIsrs: NAV. Il2: JUL.
lOsA. Oats March. So. MAY. 5jI.: July. S3s..
Lard MAY. 80. Ribs May. 100. Pork
May 6J1
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
Community Center Notices

The GEORGETOWN Community Gem
ter. at the Western High School, will
be open to the young people OF the
community and soldiers for recTea-
ton this evening at SO.
The war workers unit OF the Rcd
Cross will meet at the Park View
Community Center this evening.
The Friday Evening Social Club Will
have ITS regular meeting at the Park
View Community Center tonight
The Wayfarer's Club holds its meet
ing toni~ht at the Thomson Com
munity Ceuter.
The Little Players. a club for Clas-
sic and rhythmic dancing and for drn-
nlAtics. which meets tonight at III"
Wilson Normal Community Center, is
open to the Young women OF the gov
crnmcnt departments and OF tho COM
munitN.
Motion pictures for the community
will be shown at the Mircr Normal
Community Center at 80 tonight.
The Community Nursery will hc
open at the Miner Normal Community
Center from l. to to care for tn"
little children of others who may
have business away from home.
A course in household economics for
the women Of the community is be
ginning at the Miner Normal Com
munity Center. Meetings are held
every Friday at o'clock.
The Girls Sewing and Mending Club
which is open to girls who wish 10
make or mend their own clothes with
the help Of an instructor, meets Fri
day from u to 4 at tine Miner Normal
Community Center.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Phuadelphis, Feb. 6-Prices on the local pro-
duce market today ranged ~ follows:
BUTTEk-SOlid-pa creameJ, extra iec;
higher scoring gOoGs. 5a52c the latter fOr lob
bing sales; extra trsts, tsc; frsts. Hs46c; sec
onds. Aa45c; sweet creamery. choice and fancy,
6aS5c; fair to good, t4a5oc; lsdle-packed as 10
quality, base; packing stock, 32a34c. fancy
brands OF nearby prints jobbing at 5IaS5c; fair
to good I7s53c
EGGS-Nearby firsts. $50 per crate: nearby
current receipts, 1880; Western extra frsts, Is u
per crate; do. hrsts, Blp per crate; inferior
lots lower; Southern. Il 21al2D per crate; fancy
selected, carefully candled eggs we're jobbing at
f9a5lc per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-FowIs. vi. express, SIs3sc
exceptional lots higher; do. Via freight 3a35c
hroiling chickens soft-mested. weighing IIza2 lbs
APIECE 4osi2c; spring chickens soft-meat ted larg.
er sizes. 4a6c: stazgy young rOosters, 7a2sc; old
rOostTs, ga 2c: ducks. Pekin .Oa42c: do. Indian
Runner. Sassc: geese. 3os32c; guineas, young,
pcr pair. weighing llza2 lbs, apiece. l0al 90
smaller sizes. GOcSl.0o; do old, per pair. soca
Leo; pigeons, old. per pair. Sai5c; do, young,
per pair 55s40C
POTArOEs-White, Eastern Shore per bbI
No. ], 3Oa375; No. 2. 2o0s25O: Jersey. per
\ bus bss, 30. /, oseoc: No. 2. soa6oc; Penn.
sylranis- No. ]. per 100 lbs, l.soa2 30: Western.
Per 100 lbs, lSa2.G; New York. per 100 lbs,
l7Ssl.@; sweet potatoes, Jersey per bas. No.
j. LS0al.'5; No. .. I.psl.25; Eastern Shore, per
bbl Nc. l. 5.Ooas.oo; No. 2. 2sJa3.so: Delaware
and Maryland, per bus hangers, 2 225a2 s5; No.
2, L5oGl.oe. (
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
STOCKS RECEDE
At STEEL DROP
American Smelling Report
Showing Surplus Loss
Forces List Down.
by BROADAN WALL.

New York, Feb. 6.-Wall Street
had hardly recovered today from the
shock of the reduction of the Amer
lean Smelling dividend when Amer
lean Steel Foundries issued its an
nual report showing a surplus for
1915 less than half that for the
previous year and earnings OF only
1865 per cent compared with 32.l5
for 1917. The stock promptly broke
points. carrying down all the
equipments. The losses in this list
ranged above points.
This precipitated selling in other
departments of the market with
the result that Mexican Petroleum
which had been strong. yielded 6
points while the coLpers remained
heavy at from l point to points
lower.
The strong features OF the mar
ket were Brooklyn Rapid Transit
American Sumatra and Barrett The
close of the market was irregular
Strength of Barrett was due to d
very favorable contract made by the
company for the sale OF bezol. a by
product developed for war purposes
but extremely valuable for peace.
Report of the American SteeI
Foundries Complny is the worst OF
the steel "eports. An analysis of II
shows that in the last quarter of the
year the company barely earned its
dividend. although for the full
twelve months earnings Of 1855
were shown.
The commission houses report
that their customers have been sell.
ing all the stocks except L. S. SteeI
and that they hold larger quantitie,
OF steel than for years. According
TO all precedent this should mean q
heavy market for steel.
Announcement of the American
Tobacco Company in 1918 sold sI43..
100000 worth OF its products helped
all tobacco issues.
Buying of International PAPER ha.
been exceptionally good for somt
days.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS Strictly fresh. select, 30: current !.
cpipts Esi7.
CHEESE-New York Stste factory. new. 35aS
HtTTER-El Elgin print. s.: E1sin tub. 90
LIVE POULTRY - BOOSTERS. per ID, 23Ac5
turkeys, Per h. 37s39; hens, rrr ID. 1,a3i
chickens, 3ja37; g'Iiness. 75c each.
DRESSED POULTRY-StrictIy fresh. ~ ID
broilers. IS: 2Is-Ib fries. IS: 3 to 5lb baking
chickens, 4ca45; TURKEYS rer Ii, issSo: rooster.
per 10. &s25; hens per ID. 37sG: capons, 46a5o.
GREEN FRUIT Apples. Ter bbl 34al0:
box. 3s5]s; California lemons. 4s4It; California
oranges 5a6; Florida otangt. iEsj'.: cram.
6,ries. Isa!O uer htI; grapefruit. yaa5h.
NEHETABLk.- HOtiueE. No. !, @...a3.75 u~9
ssck; beans. per bas. 3aj; psppers. crate 3l4a6;
CGgpIsnts, 3l.aJ crate; cabbage. old 100 lb-. 200
cal age. new 10 bss; beets crate 21.ai: let
tuce, :haiia bas peas. 7alo has; sweet potatoes,
5as per boil; California celery. crate, I2ali;
Florida 5aG; celery. 1.JoL2.90. lunch; squash.
per hbl., l.5Oa2G; spinach. Sal per Dbl kae.
-'ao2A per bLl. turn:p,. l.C0il50 per bbl; F7ori-
da tomatoes. 4l7a crate.
DRESSED PORK-Light. 2-acl; medium. 20
heavy Is.le
LIVE ST0CK-Sheep, per H.. cas-; calves.
.Ials: medium, lIsl5 lambs Halls
HAY AND GRAIN-No. | timothy, Ss3k a
ton; No. 9 timothy 19s2ets a ton; mixed hay.
S5ss.s19 ton; mixed oats. 6sac7; white oats,
6sass
sEEDS-CIover. gja2' per bushel; timo.
thy. SIS per bushe: rcd top grass. l6sl7c per
pound: blue grass 3.50s3.75 per busheI; orchard
grass, 3.f5aj 90 URr bushcl.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07

Sergt. Stewart T. Anderson was
on visit to his parents in South
east the past week. having been
granted leave OF absence for three
days from Greenhut Hospital. in New
York. where he Is a patient. Sergt.
Anderson enlisted several months
ago and for the last year has been
with a medical detachment In France.
For three months of that time he
was sent TO a hospital in England.
suffering from the effects of a severe
GAS attack. He hopes to be able 10
leave the hospital in the near future.
Impressive ceremonies marked the
funeral yesterday afternoon or Mrs
n. p. Croswell from her home in
Massachusetts avenue southeast.
Mrs. Croswell for many years had
been principal of the Van Buren
Public School in Southeast. and as a
mark of respect. to her memory the
school was closed yesterday for half
a day. and many of the pupils at
tended the funeral. There was a
handsome floral piece from the pu-
pills of the school.
Clyde Amman. 5 years old. Of
Good Hope southeast. was knocked
down by an automobile while play
ing near his home yesterday and
his head was slightly hurt. The au-
tomobiIe was driven by Lemuel AL
len. of Camp Springs. Nd.
Maj. Gen. George Barnett COM
mandant of the Marine Corps Is
IL, a. Al -
Saturday where he win review a
big parade in honor OF the return
ing Marines who played such an i'm
I.ortant part in the American VIC
tories in the wsr. A large dctach-
mrnt of these fighters recently ar
rived in Philadelphia from France.
Salem Lodge No. %. Independent
Order OF odd Fellows. met lost night
in their hall in the Southeast when
the degree was conferred upon a
number of candidates. The lodge
has adopted special resolUs ions rela-
tive to the death recently Of Joseph
X. Dawson. who for many years
whs secretary OF this lodge. and its
Oldest member. Plans for the fu-
ture include a vigorous campaign
Tor new members.
The Episcopal Home for Children
at the head Of Talbert street bene-
fited materially last evening wher
dance and card party were held al
the institution under the auspices OF
a number of ladies interested in the
work Of the home. The two large
living rooms had been specially
Gerprafed for tho aNpnf and in one
the card party was held while in ths
other the Young people enjoyed
dancing. A number OF men from
Boiling Field and the Naval Air sta
tion were in attendance. giving the
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
COTTON MARKETS.

Nav York. Feb. 6-Dcmand for cotton was
POOR today and the market was weak. inirI-
enced b. Widespread labor disturbances un.
sttlCmcnt in securities, depression in copper
metal AMI sharp losses in corn. Trading was
quite active at times. although outside interest
was not greatly in evidence. Final prices
showed a net decline of B2 to 50 points. but
were about IS points up from the lowest of
the day
Receipts at the ports for the day were Il. s4
bales. Exports reported for the day were I0.672
bales.
c'Nnsgd at Else for middling; the sales were
3.3H bales.
spot here quiet at decline Of lJo
Toints 10 25.ooc for mid ling; there were no
s1cs
Receipts at some of the leading points were
Galveston 2630: New Orleans, 6, AS; Savannah,
SIS: Memphis. i,llsi Houston. 55jl; st. Louis,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. Feb. 6-RUTTER -Fnn receipts,
4.7'2 tubs; creamery higher than extras 50,5OI4c:
extra t92 sSurel. 49atel4 fTsts 4eaIs}Tc lacking
s-ock, current make. No. ., 35aJic
EGGS-lHeG1lar; receipts. .sgI cases: fresh
gathered extras 4s1aiec; fre,h gathered. regular
packed. extra hrsts. i7ltaisC: do hrsts iSs4Tc
state. PennS lERnia and nearby Western hen
nerT. white. fine ard fancy. 5ss50C; do do.
ordinary TO prime 5a55c; do. brown, 52s55c
do, gathered. brown and miKel colCrs F.iac.
LIVE POULTRY irregular; chickens 2sazc
fowls ZsaS2c; o,d roo-ters. IL; turkeys. 3aa5c;
essed, dull and Unchanged
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
No Beer, No Work." Say
10000 Jersey Workers

Newark. n. j.. Feb. 6.-Thirty
thousand members of Essex county
building trades council will strike
July l il war time prohibition is
placed in effect The council has
adopted the slogan:
mo beer. no work"
A committee has been appointed
to make known this decision to the
Essex Trades Council and 10 ask
that body to call a general strike
'fur the same reason and on the same
slogan if beer is placed under the
ban July /.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
ALLOWS POLICE,
TO SEIZE BOOZE
Judge Hardison Rules
Search Warrant is Not
Necessary in District.

Persons suspected OF being boot
the fourth amendment of the Consti-
tuition. which ordinarily protects them
against unlawful search OF their prem
ises and seizure Of their goods. The
police may, without a search warrant
enter house or other premises and
seize any intoxicating liquor and use
81 as evidence against the owner.
Having a quantity Of hquor in your
possession sufficient 70 lead the police
to believe that IL is intended TO be
sold in violation OF the sheppard law
automatically gives the police = ie-al
right TO search your premises and
seize the goods without hrst obtaining
a search warrant
Holds seised whisky.
This is the gist OF a decision yester-
day by Judge Harrison In refusing 90
order returned TO James White fifteen
cases OF whisky which were seiEed In
a raid on his house, f55 SiN-snd-a-hslf
street southwest December Is last by
Sergt. Stott and three other police
men. The whisky Is valued at $50.
The police seized Il to be used as
evidence against white on a charge OF
violating the zone law and the Shep-
pard law. Attorney Robert J. Miller.
counsel for White, sought TO prove
that the entry into Whites home was
unla wful. as we'll as the subsequent
seizure OF the whisky.
Judge Hardison. in his decision,
stated that a policeman who sees an
crense committed needs no search
warrant TO arrest a person or ses.
his property. 4 person having such
large amount OF whisky in his
possession is committing. Judge
( Hardison stated what is known as
a continuing offense." which H. the
same thing as an ofTense committed
I in the presence or a policeman.
I Therefore SerEt. Stott and his
brother policeman needed no war
I rant to search Whites home ana
seize the liquor.
The case had been under consio-
7 Grafton for n-arly a month. Judge
| Ha-dison has 10y his decision lifted
I a heavy load .rom the Shoulders OF
| the police department and placed
IN its hands a powerful weapon
with which to round up the boot
| lcgCers" and convict them.
As things now stand. and until
me court OF Appeals CeClutS ulIeT-
. entity. the police arc empowered to
{ enter any house. or other premises
! without a search warrant and seiz"
nnv intoxicating liquor that they
. hnd
Will Appeal Case.
] With Judge Hardisons decision IN
mind. il is the intention OF the police
{ department 10 20 night ahead and
seize other stores OF liquor which
they have had under observation for
{ some time.
Judge Hardisog also pointed out tile
difference between soizinE whisky and
: lottery tickets. gambling apparatus
/ indecent pictures. counterfeit money.
etc The very fact that a large guam
i titv OF whisky Is actually In a per
sons possession constitutes an Of
fcnse I'm itself which is the same thing
as u the police had actually seen the
person bring IL into tho District N
violation OF the zone and Sheppard
laws. The ofTense continues In &C
lion. II S. stHI being committed, tim"
being M element in the case, the
court ruled.
Attorney Miller served notice that
he would take tho case 20 the Cour'
Of Appeals. Judge IIsrdison assCntcd.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
Broker Found Guilty
of Evading Income Tax

New York. Feb. 6-Seymour L. RAJ.
a security broker who was convicted
Of having failed TO pay his incomo
tax. will bc sentenced tomorrow Nv
United States District judge Knox
The conviction is the first OF its kind
in the country.
Il is the belief OF Collector W. o.
Edwards. OF the Internal Revenue De
partmenj. that the conviction OF Rsu
will greatly aid the government in
collection Of the new income tax
The Washington herald., 1919-02-07
"Colored Water" S8 Quart.

Richmond. Va. Feb. G.-CoIored
water advanced in pric" to nearly
eight dollars per quart At least
a negro has been arrested for dc.
string to sell limitation whisky
for that price.
Six months on the road for obtain,
ing money under false pretenses.