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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11

FORCE OTTAWA
BANK VAULT IN
QUEST T.OFCAREY
Teller Thought Locked in
Safe By Robbers Can
not Be Found.

Ottawa, III, Nov. lion.
eials Of the National City bank
Of ottawa, city officials and vol.
unteers worked fey erisAiy last
night and until tllis morning to
open the hank 8 safe, believing
that Francis J. Carey, q teller
In The baax, had been locked In.
Side By bank rObbers,
when Two mocSanics had cut
tMOugn the 6.iAcl steei door
with acetyieAe .OIciles, no one
was inside ef the sa1e.
TereAee COnnO,iy, an Ottawa
resident, stepped from the rear
door Of q s~.t drink establish.
ment adjoining the bank about
O'Clock las night and pulled
out his watch A man .anding
In the rear OF the bank dropped
. package and lied, apparently
In the belief that Connolly nal
drawn . revolver. The missing
currency Was in the package.
Bank and city ofticlais called
upon the soiiet penitenliary for
expert safeblOwers imprisoned
there, ba. we're .Old that none
now serving time there would
be of assistance In opening q
modern vault door.
BURN THROUGH SAFE DOOR.
Telephoning Chicago police,
q band If safe experts and me-
chanics was hasIliy organized,
rs bank officials feared Carey
would smother quickly in the
vault. A Rock Island train was
held for the lfe.saving crew
and made q special to ottawa,
but before is arrival o 4.inch
hole had been burned through
the door and by the light Of u
flashlight Sheriff &. ). Ayers
of Ottawa saw the safe was
empty.
when the bolts Of the safe
door had been opened Charles
{. Taylor, president Of the bank.
entered and found that the sep
arate compartments belonging
TO the various employees Of the
bank had been 0pened and their
cash contents taken.
When y search IVES made for
Carey, his mother, Mrs. Thorn.
as c. Carey, said he had not re-
turned homo since supper.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Nov. 1L-An vi
signed note, found this morning
the vault, is the only clue to Il
OF the National City bar
Of Ottawa tlll.) last night. II
note read:
"If you had treated me- right tn
would not have happened
Authorities are searching Il
Francis j. Carey, 21-year-old tell
of the bank, to question him abo
the robbery. Carey has not bet
seen since the robbery.
Checking up on their loss. bar
officials today said it would n
exceed $4,000, and probably wou
be much less.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
0EMOCRATS
LOOK AHEAD
FOUR YEARS
lJndismayed by Defeat
psrty Plans to Win Con-
/ eress and Presidency.
CT DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial to The Argus.)

80 tSpecldl W lHe al 6uo.J
Wash .ngton, Nov. 11.-Leaders Of
A. Democratic party have practi-
fally agreed upon a course OF ac-
tiou looking to the capture OF both
houses of congress in 1922 and the
presidency in 1924. Far from being
dismayed by the overwhelming de-
feat suffered at the polls last week,
The Democratic leaders have jump
A back into the fight with spirit
that is unlike anything a defeated
arty has shown in a generation.
fhe principles on which the reof-
nuization of the party will be
hsed are these:
First, the selection as national
chairman of an organizer who will
for the next four years give his
whole time to the making of Or
limitations in every state, county
and city in the United States
Wherever there are no Democrats
Nrganizations, new ones will bi
&yrted.
Second, an effort to get unani-
nous agreement upon the man who
Is to do the organizing so as to re-
move at the outset any traces OF
iact.onalism.
Third, the new chairman must be
Z man who has not been actively
identified with any of the different
iactions-he must be en- friendly
terms with the Cox people, the
friends of Palmer, the followers Of
McAdoo and Wilson and be skill
full enough to attract friends of MIR.
Bryan and western Democracy.
Fourth. all talk of candidates.
for 1924 is strictly taboo. The ef-
fort is to keep factionalism outside
The door until the next national
convention requires its introduc-
ton.
Ials Leaf Out Of COP. Book,
In these principles the Demo
clts have taken leaf out of the
Republican book. All the talk
about new leader for the Demo
Gratis. all the suggestions about Mr.
Bryan or Mr.. McAdoo or Mr.. Cox
assuming the leadership are being
fr9wned upon. For the Republi
c&s haven't had an outstanding
Itader but simply good organizer
@Will Hays. 1t was Mr.. Hays
method to travel about the country
and keep things harmonious. He
gave the impression for a long time
that he wasn't interested in any
candidacy or booms but merely in
Republican solidarity. He got that
solidarity. How long it will endure
depends now on Warren Harding
The job of Hays is done.
So the Democrats who have beer
In conference informally here in
the last few days have come to the
conclusion that the wisest thing tt
DO now is to reorganize the party
and get everybody in it working
together for d. nocratic success
next time.
Speaking OF tho spirit Of the Dem
ocrats, they do not regard the de
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
IHREE,.boDIES
FOUND IN HOLD
Nine Men Injured in Explosion on
"EI MundOo at Hudson
River Pier.

New York, Nov. 11.-Three bodies
were discovered this morning in the
hold Of the Morgan Line steamship
El Mundo on which nine men were
seriously injured yesterday when
one of the vessels fuel tanks ex-
ploded while she was tied up to
her Hudson River pier. Latest re-
ports from the rescuers last night
indicated that there had been NO
loss of life.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
Paper SOLVES
BIG EXPLOSION
SWorld" Attributes Wall Street
HBf0w Up" to Revolt of Union
HouseWrockers,

New York. Nov. 11.-(By United
Press. THE New York Evening
World today. under the headline
wall Street Explosion Solved,
declared that the explosion was the
result Of a revolt of union house
vreckers against Robert p. Brin-
dell, head of the labor council" {"
and housewrecking contractors.
The Worlds declaration was
based on an Independent investiga-
ton Of the explosion. 4-I -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
flour MHLSLAY Hy.

Kansas City. NO., Nov. 11.-(By
United Press.)-Flour mills are
laying of men. saying they are un-
able to get wheat, according to
complaint Eads by mill employees
to the Industrial court. The men
charged the mills had plenty OF
wheat, but were restricting produc-
tion to help maintain high prices.
Complaint was made under the
clause Of the industrial court law
prohibiting curtailment Of the pro-
duction. =.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
JuCO-SLAvIA :
ACCEPTS Terms
Boundary Line Along the Julian
Alps and Fiume IndependeAoe
Agreed Upon.

Santa Margherita, Italy, Nov. II.
-United Press. Italy and Jugo-
Slavia have agreed on q settlement
Of the Adriatic dispute, according
to Premier Giolitti.
The premier let it be understood
Jugo- -Slavia had accepted a bound
ary line along the Julian Alps and
the independence Of Fume with
Italian contiguity for that section.
Discussions will continue over
Italian sovereignty in Fume and
disposition OF several Deimatian is
lands.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
LONDON CROWD
THRASH GIRLS
lHs'erence on Armistice Day Pun
!shed-Pankhurst's Newspa-
per Office Upset.

London, Nov. l1.-Girl employees
III tne ofIices Of Sylvia Pankhurst's
suommunistic paper, tbe Workers
,ureaonaught, in Fleet street, were
.alashed and the offices upset Just
a,eF II o'clock by an angry crowd.
Leaders OF the party which raid
y The Offices alleged that during
sso minutes of solemn silence in
soaer OF fallen dead, as provided
" IN the Armistice day program.
soule OF the women in the Office
sefe singing, dancing and bang
as tin cans"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
TAKE WANDERER
! TO JOLIET Pen
gyms % Year Sentence for Mur.
Ger Of Wife - Still Faces
Other Charge.

snicago. Nov. l.-Carl O. Wan
NJ. ~, convicted recently Of killing
we In a fake holdup, in which
Aso killed ragged stranger"
~ ne confessed and later denied
rns employed him to imperson-
M ioober, was secretly removed
49, tue county Jail early today
h,,... .aken to the penitentiary at
M. I was sentenced to 25 years in
As"on Aon Tor his wife's death "A
. OF numbering the stranger
MIL MI hanging over him. and he
noiy will be returned to Chi
~ next month to face II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
CHALLENGE ESPERANTO.

New York, Nov. 11.-Francis
Mayer of New York, vice commo-
dore Of the Atlantic Yacht club, and
owner of the schooner Yacht I'm
daunted, announced he had chal-
lenged the owners OF the Gloucester
fishing schooner, Esperanto, Tor q
200 mile deep-sea contest, next
April.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
LATE BULLETINS

Springfield, ILL., Nov. H.
ASSOCIATED Pess.)-The fight
OF the American Legion on be.
half OF Arthur Haensel, SEN
fenced to hang in Chicago. Nov.
10. for the murder OF his wife.
was given a blow here today by
receipt from the war depart.
ment OF evidence said to clear
Leo Scislek Of Chicago of any
suspicion.
Belfast, Nov. II. United
Press)-An armlstc day parade
was broken up here today when
alleged Sim Feiners opened lire
on the flagbearers.
Washington. Nov. 11.-Unit.
ed ess.)-The sad notes Of
taps rang out over the Potomac
today as the bodies Of 12 Amer.
lean soldiers, brought home
from France, were inferred In
Arlington cemetery. where the
remains Of the "bOys in blue
Of '61 and rs" rest beside those
OF the Sboys In Khaki OF '1S.7
Washington. Nov. 11-Unif.
ed Press. Organized workers
will strike instantly at the first
attempt OF any employer 10 cut
wages in a union shop In viola.
tiOn Of existing contract, Vice
President James Duncan Of the
American Federation of Labor,
warned here today upon leaving
the opening session Of the Fed.
eratiOn's executive council.
, Warren, Ohio, New. IL
United Press.) President u.
F. McTighe, of the AmaIgamat.
ed Sheet and Tin workers, an.
nounced today that sheet mill
workers have been granted an
increase Of three per cent and
mill workers 7E per cent on
the basis Of the scale.
Brownsville, Texas, Nov. II.
-(Cnited Press.) - United
States Senator Albert B. Fall
Of New Mexico VIII arrive Sun.
day morning presumably to dis.
cass Mexican relations with
President-elect Harding, It was
learned here today.
senator Fall Is the Republi.
can chairman Of the Mexican
Investigating committee Of the
senate and in the past has ure.
er drastic measures toward
Mexico. :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
ELLIS DEFEATS BLAND.

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. He. c.
Ellis, Republican. defeated Repre-
sentative W. T. Bland. Democrat,
in the Fifth Missouri congressional
district by 1.2S2 votes on Official
returns announced today. The ON
cial count gave Ellis 1905 and
/Bland 77,793.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
SIBERIAN REPUBLIC

Toxic, Nov. IA provisional
commission has issued . proclama-
ton declaring the formation Of an
independent Far-Eastern Siberian
republic controlling the whole ter
ritory from the Baikal region east
ward.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
WILL INVESTIGATE ENTRY,

Warsaw, NoY. 9.-The crossing Of
important detachments Of Germans
from East Prussia into Lthuania.
reported from various sources. will
be the first thing to be Investigated
BY the League Of Nations commits
sion. which is proceeding to Kovno
today,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
POLISH WONDER EASILY WINS.

West Point N. T., Nov. IL
Eighteen Officers and picked cadets.
went down to defeat in as many
games OF chess here before Samuel
Rzeschewiski, Sh year old Polish
wonder Of the chess board.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
NATIONAL CONTESTS.

Akron. Ohio. Nov. 11.-National
contests for American composers,
singers, pianists and violinists were
announced by the executive officers
of the Federated Musical Clubs Of
America.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
ASKS ADMISSION TO LEAGUE.

Vienna. Nov. 1o.-Austria, after
sounding the entente powers with
regard to her acceptability. has ask
ed admission to the League OF Ma
tions, according to the newspapers
here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
HIGH PRICED ANGUS CATTLE.

Ottumwa, Iowa. Nov, IL. - The
sale Of registered Angus cattle held
by William Cash Of williamsburg,
Wednesday totaled $se,575. an aver.
age OF $l.544.50. The highest pric-
ed animal sold for 5000. the next
highest Tor $3.50. -+'"f s'-- Y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
sSOM RRIDE!.

Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. ia
bride Weighing 725 pounds was
brought home by John H. Hamilton
who weighs 155.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11

A falling tendency In the Missis-
sippi will prevail from below Du-
buQue to Muscatino.
IN. SHERIER, Neteorologist
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Friday. Colder
tonight with the lowest tempera-
ture about Is degrees above zero.
Highest yesterday. 33; lowest
last night, rs.
Wind velocity at Z a. m, IL miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
Rive. Forecast.

River stage, 2.S. Q fall Of I las,
"a hours.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
OCCUPY
WRANGEL WORK
Fertilization Of General Near Pere.
kop, Taken BY B0lsheviki
Troops.

London, Nov. II. - (Associated
Press. THE fortified works plant
ed by General Wrangel in the vi
cinity Of Perekop, on the Isthmus
leading to the Crimean peninsula,
have been occupied by the bolshe-
Wiki according. to Wedesday's off,
cial statement from Moscow, re-
ceived here by wireless today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11
"A Sebastopol dispatch Wednes.

"a Sebastopol dispatch Wednes-
dayday night announced that the
Third soviet division had broken
through General Wrangels outer
works at Perekop., 1t was added.
however. that the situatiaon was
not regarded as serious. Penetra-
ton Of the Crimean peninsula at
another point. on the easterly side.
was claimed in Tuesdays soviet Of
fetal statement.)
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11

During the brief services in the
abbey the king stood at the foot OF
the grave. the royal ladies and
princes ranging themselves on
either side. OF all the Witnesses
that packed White Hall or crowded
the abbey. little band OF approx
:mately 100 women in the abbey
received the most reyered attep-
ton. They had been selected for
the seats OF honor because each
had lost her husband and all her
sons
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-11

Belfast, Nov. II. - (Tnited
Press)-An armlstc day parade
was broken up here today when
alleged Sim Feiners opened lire
on the flagbearers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29

daughter II Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Craver. 70 Mr. Angus Mckeehpio was
solcmnzed at : o'clock laat evening
at the Sigma Kappa chapter house la
the presence 90 relatives and close
| friends.
The service was read AZ an i'm.
rrornptu altar before tho fireplace IN
the living room. banked with greens
and white blossoms. with cathedral
candies on either side Tho same
color scheme Of green and white was
carried out thru the entire house.
The living room was lighted only
with the candles BY the altar and at
other vantage points about the
rooms. giving a delicate beauty Of 81.
feet.
Preceding the entrance Of tho brl
dai party. Miss MarEara Harmon
sang Loves Coronation" The wed.
ding muaie march was played by
Mlss Helen Harmon on tho violin. az.
companied BY Miss Evelyn Reynolds
at the piano.
Eight Eirl friends OF tho bride.
Miss Kehccua Eimunda. Mlss Bea Cox.
Mrs, Paul Carrigan. MiHa Jos
Z ephlno Bulkeley. Miss Esteilo liaw.
kins. Miss Ruth Hunter. Miss Gwen.
doline Green and Mrs. Lealie Turner.
in pastel shaded frocks. carrying long
ropes OF tulie entwinod with HmiiaK
formed an aisle for tho entrance q
tbs bride and her maid ~ honor.
The brides only attendant was her
sister. Miss Eugrnia CraVer. In
American Beauty tancta, quantity
draped aud fashioned with touches uf
silver. with u she carried Russell
roses
The bride came In with her father.
very charming In her gown OF heavy
satin ornafnsnted with pearls. Pearls
also bound her veil. arranged coro.
ncLwi Her flowers were orchids
a nd rosca In a shower.
Mr.. Gustav Nelson waited with SIR
{ Mckcchnls at the altar, and Rev,
Russell Thrapp read the marriage
service.
Following the ceremony small re.
ccption was held with Mrs. Archi'
bald Wilson and Mira. Laura Evans
receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Craver.
The brides senior sorority sisters
assisted IN entertaining. and the
( freshmen served 10 the dining room.
Z Mr. and Mrs. 1ckechnie left late
I in tlo evening on n short wedding
trip and will he at home after Feb.
ruary Is at the CApltola apartments.
/ Mrs. Mckcchnie's travelling cos.
tuno was 81 mauvc Bolivia cloth.
trimmed with bands OF opoSsum.
with which she wore a small feather
turban to match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
FdremcN Concert at
White Elcphnnt Shop

\ farewell concert has been ar
ranged hy Mhs Annahel Trrnt for
Friday noon az the White Elephant
shop. II will be given By ten or M
teen Of the singers who have sung at
Miss Trenta fue Friday concerts.
and viii have two accompanies.
Mrs. Thomas Molr Ferguson and
Mrs. Arthur fawiey.
The White Elephant shop. The wnr
service measure which has reflected
great glory on the women who spon
sorvd Il so long and earnestly. closes
Us doors az the end Of the week.
n has supplied clothing and many
articles % value az ridiculous prices
and 4, has been popular and much
priced tea room. For this. &c noon
time programs. Offering some % tho
test talent In the city. are largely re-
sponsthlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
Winston Churchill
Is Also an Artist

LONDON. Jan. 20. Winston
Churchill. secretary or state for war
In tho British army. has found time
during his immense duty OF running
The British army 10 bo an artist. lie
has just exhibited "A fine canvas "A
portrait of Sir John Laycry, 4. r..
A.. at the annual exhibition of the
Royal Society Of Portrait Painters.
at the Grafton galleries. Artists say
81 ia excellent, not at MI amatcuriah,
we'll drawn and the painting free and
wen drawn and the painting free and
unconstrained. MIR. Churchlll's work
rs the fruit OF five years study at
Sir John Lavery's studio--all during
wartime beginning when he vacated
his post as head Of the admiralty in
1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
INCREASING INTEREST
IN CHEnRTs sac
CHERRY CHAT

Cherry's doesn't often hold 4 M
but when Il Does I, makes U, n
lost time. The great January Chr
ance Sale Of Women's Apparel tn
in progress Is causing the widest |,
terest among buyers. Never hr
so many remarkable appearances
been crowded into . singie ev1.
For this inviting value event o5s
not only the most extreme nfus
TOPS. but you may buy % ten b
suit your own convenience. IN
may secure all the lovely fAdk,x-
able apparel desired for ,ust ~
dollars cash and the rest meath.
so7 Riaito Bldg. between 49,
and Spring. over Pig'n whkfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
Chnliin Bal

Plans for the big Charity Hall arr
going gaily and % are the tickets
The bah will he given by the Seattle
lsay Nursery association SATURDAY
evening In the Army and Navy cluN
for the express purpose OF raising
funds to establish units Ia NonnEH'
town. Rainier valley, the lntcreat
and Denny school districts. whore tho
need Tor them ~ inSistent
Ry way ~ entertainment, beside
tho splendid music which has heen
obtained there win bc some dance
spselaltics and n most gifted fortune
teller. Tickets Tor the dance may oe
obtained from Mrs. Whiiclaw. chair
man of the dance committee, or any
members Of the executive board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
By CYNTHIA GREY

~ people don't 40 rtyh, g..
~ doins right, why give ,ss' ". ,aAs
.-iuhs Tor real wbolsso,ra'n sh1
healthy fear of conseauensn af4
10 wrongf Lots Of peonIa = = nsT
any wrong because thes .oh n
70. Take away the fes, and
Wfat happens, A child do.s.a ~
himself 20 mothers is,n b1 hsb
" AFRAID 81 a spanking. no, t4,s.b
ne a"ehn Z want the Jam. ~, =
crnei 70 thwari a child In M. 49,,
desires. Let US get back ,o .-.1iA
Let Us abolish laws. There il $3.50
lynch law or mob law II sus,.r. h
80 Jet " open up the iaIls
lease the poor. much.abusss
mails. Let the Reds have ~,
who cares II II isn't safe =.
woman % be on the street,
cares N peaceful. lawabldInx .s.,.s
get murdered? Who cares ~
children are made fatherlees
are made widoYs7 We shouia 80
20 long az u doesn't touch 4,
sonaily! So let the boys have
fun. free from the fear Of ~.
quences' EVERETT
Dear Miss Grey: have be-, a
lowing the arguments n, =,
against Isorn White.
Personally ! do not bells,. 1
capital punishment, but. sims y
the law. then we mus, obey ".
made the laws hut the peopis, ~
II reads Hang for uurss,-
Well II We hang for one, hang x,
all.
!. too. sympathize with the h,-.
parcnts. but remember, thss AZ.
says: You are not your brotbs-.
keeper" Surely. we broadnirA.,
people Will not biacken a crfruls,r,
people, for his crimes.
also believe that no hr,sr-
should be shown Criminals. w.
they are guilty treat them al sli.s
II we are created equal then ~
not be punished equally?
Abide BY our laws. We ma,
them.
ANOTHER FOR JUSTICE
You viii never know The true v,lu.
Of a dollar unless you earn Il yox.
self.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
Alpha Gamma Delta
Formal Dance

Alpha Gamma Delta sorority viii
give ia formal dance Friday eve
ming at the Washington. The patrons
and patronessss Will be, Mrs. O. T.
isoyerkiEe. Dean ana Mrs. John 7
Condor. Mr. and Nrs. OXFORD Wiley
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick White. nr
and Mrs. David Han. Judge and Mrs
J. T. Ronald and Judge {. X. Haw
kfus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
$4,000 Gallons Of
Wine in l.. A. Gutter

los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 20.--
Thirtyflve thousand gallons OF
wine. valued at moro than 500 900.
according to officials. was poured
into the gutter here I'm compliance
with the provision Of tho prohibition
law that requires thgt an alcoholic
beverages in storage be done away
with.