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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30

With law. 20 be voted upon at The Gen
efal Congressional Election 10 oe ~
on the End day Of November. lszv, w
on the words: For the propose
amendment levying an annuaI tax o
one mill in aid OF public education.
ard ith0 words. Against the propose
.mAsAoenr Ieyvine an annual tax o.
5ne in aid Of public education. s.
enat each eIector may indicate. as pro
t,e c..fe whether he votes Tor o.
against the proposed amendment
r. r. WALKER,
Speaker Of the House OF Representa-
tives. >,o,.,,D
Lieutenant Governor and President o.
tae Senate.
Approved: July 5. 1920.
JNO. N PARKER
Governor OF the State Of louisiana
true copy:
JAMES J. BAILEY.
Secretary Of State
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30
ACT NO. 1o9.
House Bin No. soe-Dy Mr.; Peree.


Propooing an amendment to the Con-
stitution OF the State of Louisiana
Relative to the Board OF Commits
Section /. De It resolved by the Cen
eral Assembly OF tho State OF Louis
lana. two-thirds Of all members elected
70 each House concurring. That the fol-
lowing amendment to Ire Constitution
OF the State OF Louisiana DO submitted
70 the electors Of tho State at the next
Congressional election to be held Or
The fsst Tuesday after the hsst Mon
lay In November. 1920. to-wit:
The Board of Commissioners OF the
Pert of New Orleans shall. except ac
sthorwise herein changed and amended.
asve ard exercise AL powers now con-
Amendment. Additional power and
lurfsdicuon moy be conferred by Act OF
the Legislatnra. Sale Board shall have
anil power and authority to construct.
extend and Improve works for Port
purposes within the limits OF the Port.
including wharves. docks. warehouses.
grain elevators. locks. slips. laterals.
proyements. and may dredge shipwsys.
channels. slips. basins and turning
basins In the Mississippi River. Said
Board may without further legislative
sotes sad bonds sSs and
conditions and not Otherwise: 1t may,
with the approval of the Governor and
the Auditor OF the State. for Its public
purposes. borrow on notes for tenn
porary loans. payable within one year,
an amount not exceeding Five Hundzed
xhousand Dollars ts500.0oe) at any one
4me outstanding. and may In addition.
sorrow noney In anticipation Of the
coIlection Of charges for wharfage.
tettoGa storage service and other
ohAsoe4 which have been actually
easeed hit have not yet been re-
oetve1. Wflh tho approval Of the Gov
egnor ef ~ state. 10 mas for pubic
DurpQDeo o4<r than the payment Of
40yyout oxpcuoes Of the funding OF In
1ebto1oOo tncurred or 70 be Incurred
toF c0gTUnt oxDensoo, borrow money
80 ise4e Do[1s - the amount Of six
Mll1ee NJ GSclred thousand Dollars
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30
ACT NO. a3s.

senate Bill No. lt-By Mr. Lawrason,
JOINT RESOLUTION
proposing an amendment To the Con-
sfitution of the State of Louisiana.
amending Article 200 OF the Consti-
tuition SO as 10 provide for additional
Qualifications for voters in primarfes.
conceptions or political assemblies
held for the purpose OF. Nominal tinS
party candidates for public office.
section J.. BE II resolved by the Cen
eral Asssmbly Of the State of Louis
lana. two-thirds OF ali members OF each
mouse concurrfng. that an amerfmen I
20 the Constitution OF the State Of
LOUISIANA be submitted % the qualified
&sef2u n tbs stats-feI- their approval
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30

or against the proposed efpendment AZ
provided in the general election laws
r.. r. WALKER.
Speaker OF the Hoase of Representa-
tiyes.
HEWITT BOUASCHAUp
Aeutensgt Governor and Presioent VI
the Senate.
Approved: July Z. 1890.
JNO. NJ PARKER,
Governor Of the State OF LOUISIANA
A true copy:
JAMES ]. BAILEY,
Secretary OF State.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30
ACT NO i6A

grounds thereunto appurtenant used
exclusively as residences for the min
charitable Institutions. all buildings
and property used exclusively for pub
lie monuments or historical collections
colleges and other school purposes. the
library. and that Of any other library
associa ton uscd by or connected with
such library. ALT books and phiiosophi-
cal apparatus. and ell paintings and
s s,a OF any company or associa-
the property 30 exempted be not leased
for purposes OF private or corporate
profit or income. There shall also be
exempt from taxation household prop
,srV to the value OF Ave hundred dol
lars There shall be exempt from tax
alton for period Of ten years from
tho date Of It's completion. any railroad
or part OF railroad that shall be con-
January !. 1905. and prior 70 January i,
i9oy; Thts exemption shall include and
apply 70 all rights Of way. roadbeds,
sidings. rails, and other superstruc-
Ssas Or qp s,6,n such rights q way<ro.d-
uon-houses. buildings. erections and
structures appurtenant TO such rail-
roads and the operation OF the same /;
put shall not include the depots, ware
lures and appurtenAncss nor the land
upon which they are erected at ter
minal points. and Tor which franchises
nave been granted and obtained :
whethHg same remain the proparty OF
the present owner or owners, or be
transferred or assigned to any COR
porauon or corporations. person or per-
sons whomsoever, and, provided fur
the!. that this exemption shall not
apply to double tracks, sidinRs.
switches, depots or other improvements
or betterments, which may be cor
structed by railroads now In operation
Within the State. other than extensions
or new lines eenetruoted by such rail-
noeoe There shall be exempt from
taxation the Legal l1o4NA ef HksHAg1e.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30

(30) days before the date when auy
moneys become payable. II shall be
such deposits as aforesaid. and In case
OF failure on the part OF said Board to
make said deposits In an amount SUI
tcient to provide for the payment Of
interest due or to become duo, and for
the redemption of the bonds, the said
Treasurer Is hereby empo Wered aud d.
rec.ed. and II is made his duty. to
collect the charges and revenues OF
the Port and to apply the same. after
providing for necessary operating ex-
penses and any prior charges to the
payment OF the principal and interest
OF the SAID bonds. and for that pur-
necessary. the said Treasurer ia hereby
authorized to exercise all tho powers
and duties vested In the Board OF Com
missioners OF the Port OF New Orleans
she accounts pt said Board az De-
partment of State shall be subject to
audit and Investigation by the State
Auditor or Supervisor of Public Ac-
couno and the auditor shall counter
Soard may acquire real and personal
property subject to mortgage or other
Hen and may make or execute pur-
chase money mortgages or property
shall prejudice the right Of the hoid.sr
OF any bonds OF the Port now outstand-
Ing. or that may be issued under the
ordinance and mortgage heretofore
thooS anu executed lot canal purposes
to a segregation OF such revenues as
ere applicable to his bonds under said
ordinance and mortgage or other COW
enant OF his bonds. This amendment
shaif not repeal any statutes hereto
lore enacted. except insofar as incon-
siste.it herewith.
Section 2. BE Il further resolved.
etc, That on the official ballots 70 bc
used at said election shall be placed
the words. For the proposed amend
menl -
tionai powers to the Board of Commits
s,oners of the Port Of New Orleans In
the financing and control of the prom
erty under its administration" and the
ment to the Constitution giving addi-
tionai powers to the Board Of Commits
toners OF the Port Of New Orleans In
ne financing and control of the prop
e2 unoer its ADMINISTRATION" and
saen esscsor snail Indicate his vote. for
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
HOTELS
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.

JUST pNI.0ADKD 1900 barrels of faet -four, all grades call us before be1lnf. ureenevilie Grain Co. Tel s2s-5. nevIsa
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
ROAD SOCIETY

Rev. Mr. Corey of Ledyard preached an excellent sermon here Sunday. He was formerly a consul Co Holland and has been co-pastor of Dr. Hills at Ply mouth church. Brooklyn, N. '.
 Augustus Avery of NeB York and Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Allyn of Mystic were at church Sunday.
 Mir, and Mrs. Seth N. Williams motored to Norwich Friday.
 Mira Joseph Moves was in Norwich and New London Tuesday.
 Dorothy and Donald Wheeler have re- turned to Boston and Montciaife after Thanksgiving spent at home
 Byron Billings and family spent Thanksgiving at Mystic with Mir. and Mrs, Charles <ewbpry.
 Mrs. N. Stanton Gates had as guests Thanksgiving day Mrs Phebe Ford and Mrs. Francis NvTsA and daughter Louis..
 Mrs. Charles 5. Moves. who died last Friday in Providence was buried from her home here Monday. Rev. Dwight C. Stone of the borough oficiated. The bear CTS were her two sons. her son-in-law and nephew. Burial was in Elm Grove cene- tery.
 MT. and Mrs. Alec Lincoln, returned to L.eonia Tuesday and pr. Moves rnotored to Providence Tuesday after spending the night at the home of their father. CHaries s. Moves, ST.
 Mrs. Eliza P. Moves entertained a partv of friends ThankssirinT
 Mrs. Annette Ripley had a large Esth- erins of friends with her for the recen, holiday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
BREED THEATRE.

A thrilling picture Of life on a r1iiing vessel bound on a voyage round the Horn was shown at the Breed theatre yesterday, when The Mutiny of the Eiai- nore, the new Metro special production with an all-star east. began lts engage ment
 The picture may best be described @ one which Will make your hair raise. for it develops all of the power inherent in the source itself. that Of Jack London's stirring story of a conflict between strong men of the sea. More than this. however. the picture presents an arrest ing portrayal of life on a sailing ship. where the mutiny of the Eangster crew. who have been recruited from the dives of Frisco. is put down by the iron hand of John Pike, the sailing vessels hrnt mate
 The story of The Afutiny of the Blsi- nore concerns the machinations Of A1- dreas Meilaire. second mate of the ves- sell in his villainous desire Co passeHu Margaret West, the beautiful daughtsr of the ships hzlf-owner. Thwarted Ia his desire. Mellaire incites the thugs and gunmen who compose the crew 10 mn- tiny, which is finally put down by ths iron hand of John Pike.
 Mitchell Lewis is seen to advantage in the latter role, while supporting him arc Helen Ferguson. Noah Beery. cars1n Ferguson, William V. Mong Sidney D. Albrook, Norvsl MseGregor. and !. P. Loclney.
 The Mutiny of the Elsinore VIII be the feature attraction again today and to- morrow and Elmo Llucoln in Elmo the Fearless. a Century comedy and tha Pathk News make up the remaindar of the bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
A Bulletin Want
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-i-- WANT EG---M ssceilaaseus

WANTED---A liberal reward will be tIty Of party or parties who lad Scripps- Booth roadster and niptorcycle ill Nor wieh Nov. 24th, 1s2O.. Box SsU. Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
THE STRAND

Strand theatre today, Tuesday and Wednesday. matinee at 2.is. night [ and $50, special feature, James Lackaye in York State Folks. a sequel to Way Down East, a heart interest drama ef home As many generations of the future will be charmed and thrilled by the shadow show as have wept, applauded and chuckle over the rural stage play. Helen Gibson. films foremost daredevil in Over land Express. more thrilling than a se- rial The greatest comedian. Al s. Join- in The Aero Nut, of laughs and thrilla The Moon Riders Wednesday and ThurE- day. Matinee 2c cents. evening 1e-15 cents. Matinee Tuesday. lzdiea Il eentA Strand says go.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
DAVIS THFArKK.

How you Soin' tc kefT them n Pnrts after they've seen the farm That's ths vay the popular ragtirne tune Wiil have to be rewritten f Pans Green. the pic- ture at tho Davis theatre sunday. Mon day. Tuesday is presentinE the factn Charles Ray ls the s.ar.
 As LutheT Green. dDpgfboy. Charlie spends a crowded hour in Paris and meets pretty girl named SlEon- Later. when he has beer diccharFcd from the service and is once more back on tho farm. Nnon journeys Co America to Eve with an uncie. But to eEcape a couple of sharpers, she goes straight to Qulg- ley Corners. where Luther is rak,ng tho hay. And once among the cows and the chickens she is forever lcEt to Parh and the boulevardE.
 Paris Green presents Dir. Fay in a role that hts him like a glove. And Ann May makes charming heroine. Jerome storm directed the picture for Thomas H. lnce and it Is Paramount Aircraft release. but not a war picture. The second feature is Ethel Clayton "a A Lady in Love. the flccesrful stage play by Harriet Ford and Caroline Dutr. has been picturized by Alice Eton and will be shown at the DaVlA theatre Ethei Clayton as the star II is the appealing story Of a young convent girf9 unfortu- nate marriage and her later happineHs. Harrison Ford has the role Of leading man, and the piiotoplay, which is a Para mount Aircraft. was directed by Walter Edwards.
 A Paramount screen magazine com pletes a delightful program
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
A Bulletin Wart
 Advertisement Will Get It
What Is Goipr On Tonight

Motion Pictures at Brced Thestrs
 Feature Motion Pictures at D1sis Thc- atre.
 Common Council Meeting. 2. SAetucket Lulst. No. Zi. l. O. O. @- meets in Ddd Fellows Hall in Owls Hale
 MauTesan Lodge. No c. K of P. meets in Pythian Hall
 Ionic Camp. No. TEel. M w. A., meets in Pythian Hall
 Norwich Central Labor Unioa meets ln CarfentcrE' Hall
 st James Lodge. No. a. F. and A M. meets in Masonic Temple. meets m T. A. B. Hall
 Rose of New England Lodge. No, e1tf, c. U. Q. Of o. F.. meets at se West Main Street
 Clara Barton Tent. No. q. D. of T-. meets In Buckingham Memorial.
 st. Mary's T. 4. and D. Society r1ettH in T. A. E. Building.
 Slater Lodge No. 5Os, N E O. p.. meets In Germania Hall
 SedEwick Camp. No 4 s. of w., u1retn in Buckingham Memorial
 Norwich Music Association al Slater Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
VERNON

grange. No. 52. P. of H., the followinr z officers were elected: Master, Mrs. Ed win Baker; overseer, Mrs. Allen R La- throp; lecturer, Airs. Luther skinner steward, Airs. Norman Strong: assistan, steYard, Mrs. E. L. Worcester; chap- lain, Mrs. George Webster treasurer, Miss Edna Strong secretary. Miss Ken meth Webster; gate keeper, Miss Mabel Baker; Ceres. Miss Ida schvarz; Po- mona. Miss Doris webster Flora, Miss Gladys Dimock lady assistant stsgatd Mrs. William TetaR.etcni tSeentlEe coin. mittee, for three years, Perry A La. throp.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
A Bulletin To Let
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
OinlinE eoiIsss ffeslatnt ts spsak

N~f@~N~ @fN'~t-.@ " w
 Friends and alumnae of Connecticut college are peculiarly interested in tho existence and development of a womaa's college In far-away China. of the same age and at the same stage of pioneer de- velopment. as their own.
 In China. the education of women is still passing through the period Of ere alive development. GiniinE College IS one of the two institutions offering a complete college coorse, Among its faculty are graduates of Goucher. Michigan. Mount Holynke, Smith. Vassar. Wellesley and Columbia The College is democratic af to religious and class distiRcti0n. and its alumnae are already becoming leaders In rendering social service to their coun- try This Union College for Chinese wo- men Is chased with similar American in- stitutions of high rank.
 Mrs Thornton. president of GiRlinE col Iege. win speak at Connecticut college al the cehvpeation hour. Tuesday. Decem- Der 7th. at 4o'oiock. The public win be cordially welcome to attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTs
Sale Of Properly at Pequssannul

Sale of Property at Pequet.nnueE
 James L. Case has sold for William q. Tarbox to Mrs. Henrietta D. Kelley o. Norwich a portion of the property ownid by him and located at Aansheld's Cross- ing, Poquetanuck
 The property sold consists Of a cottars house of nine rooms with about an acre and a quarter of land and is ideally Eit- uated on Poquetannuck cove. MrH- Ke.sy buys the property for a home
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
cHINEsE sIupENr kr IALE

TO ADDRESS \. A- t- A. AOAiLiAht
 A young Chinese student at Yale a. vinity school. Peter Lin, is ta be tho speaker Tuesday afternoon at the IT. M. c. A. wonen's Auxiliary meeting which will be held at the home of Mi@ For teous, 2i2 Broadway.
 Mir Lin lived for a few years in Pao- tingfu, China. where through the kind nessB of Norwich friends the local TT has for some six years been supporting Robert Clsck. the Y. N. c. A. secrctarT of Una thriving Chinese city. Nr. Ciack aiso served the Y. M c. A. in Franoe for nine rnonthf he was ihn Itnced tor the Y. M. C. A. work hy Arthur Rgzh, the International Y. M. C. A. secretary for China. and after his special siudies at Yale he will return tc China aa . student r. M. C. A. secretary.
 Doubtless a large number ot the r. M C. 4. Auxiliary members wiil arai themselves Of the opportunity Of hear- ing this bright young Chinese who has given his life 10 Christian service.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
A Dig Baking Demonstraiion at sehwnrts
 Bros.. ThIs Merk. startInr Tadar.

The BarstoE Stove Co. Of Providence. R. l., manufacturers of the famoua kiohmoni stove. have originated a hak- ing this demonstration. an expert baker the purpose of advertising their latc1t in- yention. a combination coal and gaa range In one. Scawariz Bros Inc, arc the local agents for their Troduots.
 A special feature which is quite orig inal. as usual with Schwartz Broa Inc. they will serve hot lea and biscuits dur in gthis demonstration, an expert baker wlll co baking with the Richmond ranges. This will surely interest the women foIka of Norwich
 Baking will be done every afternoon. also every evening between 7-Bo and ?. m The public is invited
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

BristoI.--In his arnusl repert for tis year ending November 1sf, Chief of Po- lice Delden shows that crime hef de- creased In Bristol Tte nuriA-r Of ar- rests for the year ending NpFsnber | ts2o. uas sss, 2 decrease el l1A
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
WANTED

The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn ing and earn some money esrrying papers. Frequently
 there are good routes. Get your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy. Call at the Bulletin Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
s7s-F DANCING.

N. H. LEVY. Instructor. Odd Fellows Hall, Norwich. Private lessons daily Phone 17e6 Evening classes Mendays and Thursdays. 3 p. m. n1Ts0z
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

WHEN YOU WANT to put your busi- ness before the public, there ia no medi- um better than through the advertising columns pf The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

FOE eALK=Our handsome team of afn4 herHss. The Henry Allen & Son Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

WHEN YoU WANT to put your busi- Aess before the public, there is no medi- um better than through the advertising columns of The Huiletiu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
FINE THIRTEEN .DRUNKs
Police Justice Fines Auto Driver
Without License and ReSokcs
Permit of Another

4. $. Locke. arraiEned in Police
Court. yesterday charged with driv-
ling an automobile without State
license. was fined tlt and costs.
o. J.. +. poane, charged Nth having
ardent spirits e.: sale in a place
aother than his nome. was dismiss ed
.tst. the request Of the officer who had
\ him arrested W. l. Reese
I Thirteen men we're arraigncd he
7 Tore the court charged with being
Drunk and each fined S!o AID costs.
1.-TWO other alleged drunhs did no,
si5how NJ n court and attachments
iwere issued for them
X J. T.. Davis, cha5scd with exceed
ng tie speed limit. a&s hncd $50 and
Z costs.
Etl j. :. c.hildress. phc vas brought
s3efore the court charged with driving
s'ln aItomob:le vail. under tho IN
iuence Of ardent sa-rs WAS fined
S,;i0 and costs and Justice Ioh.
ordered his permit To drive
Ssdn.. automobile revoked. Chiidres:
an appeal .nd was released or
"a; nd of 1900, which was furnished
~ ]. F. Bates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
WILL BREAK GROUND TODAY
FOR G!NTER PARK CHURCH
!, All Denominations in North Side SUI
49,. burb VIII Participate In
49,. Ceremony.

=-Gfnund viii he broken this after
noer at-S:l5 o'clock for the new Bap-
: ttsr-CfuTch in Gintcr Park. which
will he erected ~ Il cost of about
$4,000. CT tho northwest corner Of
Wilmington Avenue and the Brook
Road, All four churches III Ciintcr
! Park Will participate in the ccre-
, mony
Rev. T. Cary Johnson. OF the r.cs-
byterian Church, will deliver The in
voca tion. and Rev. g. f. Arendali will
give Scriptural reading.
'I Actual breaking OF the ground viii
Itc done by Rev. William Hed!cy,
pastor: Ernest w Farley, w. u.
nuke and {. : Fsnson. supcrintcn-
dent of the sunday school. Rev W
G. James is also on the program and
an a id-css Will be made h. Ernest
NJ. Long. who will rc3rcscn, the city
of Richmond Al the ceremony.
q Rev. George I. Waite will deliver
tho bene6iction. =
The church. which was started
three year, ago and has since tina,
thine been meeting IN the old Clint n
Park School, which was rented for
the purpoSe. expects to move into It's
fnew home in abou, eight months and
Ahsve the dedication ceremony abol.
the :lrst Of the new year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
.NADD|LL WILL RULE ON
SCOPE OF VOLsTEAD ACT
Judge. OF United States District
Court To Hand Down impor-
~ tant Decision Tomorrow.
PRO ERTI AT STAKE
Right of Government To Sell Car
Seized as Conycyor OF Liquor
will BE Passed on by Govern
:, mcnt Bench.

& Judge Edmund Waddiil. at the
United states District Court. VIII
make an important ruling tomorrow
morning relative 10 the effect the
Operation OF tho Nolstcad national
\ prohihtion &C; has upon the internal
,rcvenue laws ihht were on the stat
site books prior 10 tho dry regime.
At tho same time. he will hand
down IN opinion as TO the rights of
defendants waosc property has been
seized by Federal officials in the en-
forcemont 90 the liquor laws.
" The ease in point is tina; OF John
: Bf. Honlett. vino pleaded guilty yes
terday 10 an Indictment charging
violation OF the prohibition statute.
Judge Waddi,l continued tho case
until Wednesday,, after l.eith s.
Bremner. attorney 70: Hewlett. had
Drought out the fact that the auto
mobile in which the spirits were
found has been sold. AZ The direction
of :, r EraTc, internal revenue agent
and enforcement officer OF the Vol
stead act in sin Southern States.
jude Waddill said the general
rule is that no property seized by
the government. because of the al
legged infractiou OF The law by tho
owner can he disposed q! until tho
court has passed upon the case
aGains. tho accused and decided his
guilt or innocence In tho meantime.
nc said. tho government; becomes tho
custodian OF the property so seized.
& Afr. Bramc contended. in q state
ment before tho court, that tho Law
provides for the sale of property so
seized. when the person from whom
1t was seized makes no claim to it.
declines to execute a bond for twice
its value and the fact of intended
sale has been advertised for a given
length oc Time. This, he declared.
is a statement Of the facts in the
case of Hewlett. -
To statement by Mir. Erame that
not more than per cent of the liquor
cases brought IN the Federal courts
would he for violation of the Nolstead
sact. hui of tho internal revenue laws
Judge Waddil replied he hal be-
.lieved that the prohibition statute
had just about replaced the old rev.
enuc laws.
~ The judge finally said he would go
,Drcr the whole matter. as TO the right
lof officers 10 sell seized property be-
fore conviction and as TO the relation
ofrthc Nolstcad act to the revenue
avs. and hand down a definite ruling
probably or Wednesday,.