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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
@ UNIVERSITY.

Prague, Gzccho-Slovakia, Feb. 81
r>(Mail.)-The government has closed
the German university here and it
will become a Czech college. This is
in. line with the general de-Germani-
zation of SCEecho- SloNakia- One con-
cession to, the German element 4 has
been made In permitting q defendant
iii court to use the German language
IN those districts where the German
%% Population exceeds twenty per cent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23

about 90 years OF age. who has been
the past few months. was taken into
custody, also charged with violating
the, liquor law. When brought. beforo
Justice court he said he wished to
stand trial and was released on . $500
bond furnished by his employer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
4e MEN POISONED,

Cuderay. Wis. Feb. 23.-Forty-s six
man of rev of fifty employed at
q lumber camp eight-snileS north Of
here are victims Of ptomaine poison
ing. DR.. A.. G.>Marcklein. attending
physician, also wa q victim. Home
made headf cheese is supposed IT,
have been the cause. All will recov-
ef...
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
COUNTY CUNT WILL
HAVE SCHOOL NURSE

Bowberls. n. D.. Feb. 23.-Burke
county Will soon have q school nurse
who will look after the health Of all
the school children Of the county. At
the, last session of the board of county
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-23
a. IS Is Sufficient :
To Start Your Profit : Sharing Account

When we say that we desire Northern
States Power Company toIbe owned~by
the people. we mean it,
W. have made it simple and easy for
anyone who can save a few dollars a
month to become a shareholder.
Five Dollars is,enough to start. No red
tape. Interest is paid while you are saw
ing.
~. & i.
Get our pamphlet showing how fast
money grows when invested Ms. P.
way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tie Uhion OIL Co. has acquired 37o5 Ad-
ditional acres OF promisins oil bearing ter
ritorN ia West Virginia, increasing its hold
~, ia that state 20 Si.7I5 acres
~trtking progress OF the industrial ~
covery in france is Indicated BY foreign
trade figures for the first eight months OF
the current year obtained by the Bankers
Trust Co Of New York showing increase
~ over Eve and half billion frSncs-abOut
100 per cent--in exports Of manufactured
ProSanle total sales Of the Goodyear
of.c,aIiy estimated ~ pos, 100000. TO
compare with sle7 600 900 for 1919.
Gasoline production Of domestic renneries
In AuEusi reached the highest point OF the
year with 444 lsl422 gallons. an in
crease Of 20. .-2l $50 gallons over July
dGrssn % baaSe6T a1ae o For aIS the @por.
totaied 81 ,Sst,WO marks and exports, TO-
u5e .oDO. 900 marks, while for the hrst i've
months TINS year the exports were % .6ss.-
600 OOO and so fairly up TO the imports
% IS 4sQ ono 600 marks.
Income statements for September OF sev-
er railroads show as follows Norfolk b
sos 10 compare with se7O.353. Philade-
phia n Reading s522 s07, against *oss 500;
S7S' against ss5s.7ls. and Kansas City
southern s144 9S4. against s3o0.s3o. Con-
siderable decreases are reported 10y the At
lantic Coast Line and the Pere Marquette
Higher prices for American railroad shares
we're largely responsible for an Aggreeate
London stock exchange during August. In
two months the rise was about per cent
seeking 10 stay the foreclosure sale or the
National Properties Co. collateral trust set
for November .. under the plan of the Kan
dOlph committee. representa- 81 r5SO,UOo OF
the 80 Sq7 200 OF which more than 81 500 =
600 are paying the assessment 10 refnance
the American Railways Co, the Robinson
committee, representing about 81 .5O0.O 900
bonds d stated yesterday petitione0 the
Federal district court of Delaware
About sl3. 500 900 gold has been exported
from this country TO Japan during Octo-
her following SiJ 800 600 sent during the
previous two months and that much more
shipped in July.
Directors of the United Pruit %. will
meet Monday The street is OF the opinion
that they will declare stock dividend. as
IL il known that such move has been
under consider alton
A. tentatively planned. the proposed
l.ase OF the Panhandle road by the Penn
sylvania Railroad will be dated January J..
but may be changed to later date. and
will run for 999 years. The Pennsylvania
will pay as rental all fixed charges, taxes
and per cent on the Panhandle stock for
the first five years and per cent there
after
Atlantic Coast Line reports September
gross Of S. O6I 800 and net operating def
flcit OF S25G, 425, as against - .754 .206 and
500 S37 in the same month of 1919 Nine
months gross 353 .47o.773 and net
operating income was 81 ,396. .5I1, as COM
pared with S46. 6.276.5is and 81 342 .6S5, re-
spectively in the corresponding period Of
the previous year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
Associated Press To Every Evening

nv Associated Press To Every Kvcninx
Philadelphia, Oct. 3O-Corn higher, a.
20 quality and location, sl.l0al.l2, the
latter for No. yellow
Wheat higher; No. 2 rod, winter,
22Saa. a.; No . red, winter garlicky,
2iia2 Is
cats steady; No. white, 66 15ao7
No 3 white. 65l2a66
Butter higher: western creamery. extra,
- nearby prints. fancy, 7la74.
Eggs higher: nearby hrsts, 67a6a; do.
current receipts, 6S western, extra frsts,
saa-l do hrsts 64a67; fancy selected,
packed SuaSl
Chccsc firm. New York whole. milk,
fancy fat. 26S4 4a27; common 20 good,
2ia26 loughorns. 26sA single
d,islc> 26
1--we poultry. higher; fowls not Leg
horns rs to siIo and quality. 30s3S; do,
whoitc lcghorns, S3aS4. spring chickens,
lot lrghurns, as 10 size and quality. 32a
=, sprIng chickens. white Leghorns,
,4a36; broillng chickens, not Leghnrns,
.aa5l. hrolirg chickens, white Leghorns
2>a30. ducks, old. 3Oa32; do. spring,
32aS4 geese, 25a30: dressed turkeys,
choice to fancy 50a53, do. far 10 good
S5al5
Dressed poultry, dull fowls, fresh
killed, choice TO fancy. 3Sa40; do. snal
sizes, 33a37; roasting chickens, 36a3s'
western fryrg chickens, 29a3l; broier,
nearby. SOuSS, smaller sizes, 42a4i;
$priug ducks. Long Island, IS
Potatoes. easier; Jers~y, No. /, per
basket. 6OaS0. do, No. 2, 25s40 White
] lota,oes per 100 lbs. $50 At 2.25
Flour dull. weak; soft winter straights,
western, nearby, o 950al0.oO, hard winter
straight, 10 40al 90; short patent, ll.l0a
l50: spring. first clear, o.25a9.75; do,
patent. 1850, do, short patent, il.00a
ii 30. fancy spring and city mills, patent,
family brand, l250al3.O0.
Hav lower timothy, No. 2,
80 oOaSl %: do. No. 5, 27.Ooa2s. 90;
sample. . 00a24o0; no grade, l7.oos
70 10 clover miNed hay, light mixed,
p -ns30 50 No !, mixed, p 0oa27 so.
IalloW dull, prime city, loose, ~; do,
,peclal loose, $; prime country, Ga;
edible in tierces l3alS1a.
Bran steady; soft winter, western, IN
loO-lh sacks, AZ O0a43.00; spring bran,
al SOa41 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BUYING WAVE INFUSES
STRENGTH IN Stocks
Ncutralized Later, However, by
Heaviness in Rubber and
Other Issues.
nv Associated Press TO Evcry Evening


New York, Oct 3o-Buylng OF high
grade rails, shippings and oils infused
measure of strength To the stock market
and the beginning of today's operations.
This was neutralized, later. however, by
hcavincss Of rubber issues and related
srcc,alties which broke sharply "a result
of recent late announced price concessions,
Southern Pacific which is expected to
benefit from resumption Of recognition
of Mexico by this government rose q
points and Associated OIL rose 3Is points:
Shppings and oils gave way IN the hnal
dealings with some of tho rails. The clos
ing was irregular Sales appropriated
26o.0n Exchange on all the leading
foreign countries was lower.
Prices were irregular but principally
higher AZ the outset of todays market
session Shippings and rails were the CON
spicuous issues, United Fruit soon add
ing 81, points TO yesterdays rise while
Southe,n Pacific donated further sub
.tantial accumulation. New York Cen
trail Rock Island. Pittsburgh and West
virginia and Gulf States Steel were mod
eratelv higher. Mexican Oils were re-
sponsive to prospects Of early recognition
81 that government BY the United states.
Another slump in Italian rates to the
lowest quotation vet recorded was the
feature az the foreign exchange market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
FIGHT FOLLOWS COLLISION.
Russell Derriekson Arrested at Shellpot
on Two Charges.


Tho ease Of Rurrell Dorriekson charged
with assault aId with violating The State
highway regarding lights on his truok, Wn,
cor tinusI until Thursday, whsn called
in Municipal Court today. He had boon
given hearing before Magistrate StrAd-
ley las. night and held under 800 bail fpr
his appearance in Municipal Court Der
riekson WAS arrested by STATE Highway
off Ger Earl Cole shortly after 7 clock
last evening at fourtieth and Market
streets. after collision and AZ allogsd
assault on Frank For, driver ~ tho auto
mobile which eollided with his truck
Derrickson WAS driving his truck toward
Wilmington and bad just reached the foot
Of Penny Hill, opposite Shellpot Park
when he slowed up Fox, who was driving
his ear Just behind could not stop or turn
out and crashed into the rear of the triek
denolishing the front of his own car
The truck driver spee,led up, bu, Fox
and his two companions, George Hughes
and Harry Gildea. jumped from Their
machines and gave chase Thsy ovetork
Derriekson 81 Fortieth street and imnp~i
on the running board of his rnaehine A
fght ensned in which Derriokgon s
alleged 20 have hit Fox over tho head with
an lmprovised blackjack whitfield out n
a solid rubber tire Fox was temporarily
knocked out At this pnin. ~ the fracss
Officer Cole put in an appearance and pu'
the entire party under arrest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Is Your Child
Physically Fit?

II not il is your first duty to find out
what is the matter with him.
Do you know how TO proceed to this
end?
We off you the best information in the
world in a specially prepared Red Cross
Bulletin on THE SCHOOL CHILD'S
HEALTH.
II tells you how to test his eyes, bis
hearirg-how to overcome fiat feet, to
regulate his appetite, how to forestall
tuberculosis, what to do when he gets
contiguous diseases.
stop right row. Take stock of your
ohilds condition. Use this booklet as a
guide. 1T is FREE.
I'm fillrg out the coupon print nama
and address or be sure TO write plairly.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Bethlehem Steel Corporation. quarterly OF
II. per cent each on and b common. pay
able January 3.
Continental Paper and Bag Mills. quar-.
terly OF ~ per cent on common and pre-
ferred payable November Is.
Delaware & Hudson Co. quarterly of 2s.
per cent payable December 20.
Diamond Match Co. quarterly OF per
cent payable December Is.
J. G. White & Co. quarterly OF ia per
cent on preferred. payable December /.
j. q. White Management Corporation.
quarterly OF "a p er cent paybie De-
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co, quarterly
of per cent, payable November 80.
per cent each on A and B common. pay
able December /.
Muboning Investment Co. Quarterly OF
~ per cent and extra Of per cent. pay
Norfolk & Western Railway Co.. quar-
terly Of "a per cent on common. payable
Pittsburg Steel Co. quarterly OF 3-4
per cent on preferred payable December /.
Pressed Steel Car co gu6sFtsaIy Of per
! 3-4 per cent on preferred, payable No
yember 30.
Southern PIPE 1sss ns G9 quarterly of
West India Sugar Finance Corporation.
quarterly Of / "a per cent on common and
] 3,-4 per cent on preferred. payable De-
Standard oil Co, OF Indiana, $50 per cent
In stock, payable December ~.
Buckeye Steel. Castings Co. quarterly of
IN per cent and extra of per cent on
common and preferred. payable Novem-
ber 20.
Edmonds OH and Refining Corporation
monthly of per cent, payable Novem-
Der 16
Federal Motor Truck Co. monthly of !
per cent payable November T.
Hart. Schaffner & Marx, quarterly OF
per cent on common payable November 80
keystone Match Case Co.. quarterly Of
III per cent, payable November l.
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Railway
Co. initial of III per cent on common, pay
able December /.
Northern Texas Electric Co. quarterly
OF 81 share on common, payable Deem
ber /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. Oct 2o.--Charters were filed here,
Yesterday. as follows.
E9uipment Corporation. Wilmington, Del.
.auftai 50 100000
Serum Germicide Co. Baltimorem Nd. /;
EB, 900 900,
shoe Last Remodeling Corporation. VII
ulngton Del. $500 600,
international Duert Advertising Co. VIII
uington. Del. s5O0.000.
Electrical Control Corporation, Whining
ton Del $500 900.
somers Brothers Match Co. of New York
CITY Essex Falls, ~. j.: $3.50, 900.
santa Doreta Estates, Inc. Philadelphia
Pa 100000.
Widen Go Philadelphis. Pa 5000.
ebange ia name OF Poll-EIls Aeroplnne
Motor Corporation 70 Polls-Ells Corpora
fo 5000 600: Slavis Transatlantic Cor
poration. New York City, s3.ooo'0oo 70
"a ss5 900 10 sIOO. 600: Penn Hall Co.
Chambersb1rs Pa $4,000 20 sIooooo;
san 20 sterling Finance Corporation. Flint
Mich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
DEArIrs

FULTON In thia ritT 90 Drt0Hrf ~ I1fN
Elrla V~Fnpn daugHtaf ~ tH.fnI. Do HII
the latn Fugrur IIINF DOT N0
year
Funeral services Hiii 81 nfIl af thn o.
dsnrs ~ her mother no |trF afrrff .rH
Castle Dol on sunday evening frfnI..
a. ~ p cinrF Inter ueu' a. ll..aHf
Cecil 90 Nj on M1niav at
FEsTfEG auddenis lu Drt0lnf ~ .arI
John FfsfinF husband ~ fHnh
Moore
Relatives friends on rlfrrH - fHn HI
del phia Iraf Ipn Co. ln"ai HN
invited - attend zoe fInfraI .Hf |rH
nia iata residence ffl nh.arI H.rHsr
Wed nradsE aDpnIuflnr ~
frrmanf ii ~ salem rfIr' f.H
LAWRENCE - rer lee rnsIIfrrr
Rodney street Dn firtrIfr I'D
Nhrlrffa Nfl Ter. HInrH .f IIN.r
rsnes n lef aIth Ffhf
Funeral aervIrns uII 10 rrii nf 700 r.a
~ the WNmlnsfal aId nfa.. fIHf
terg On Nnunag apFfH1trf ~. .I0
fntarmrnf ~ AIIrr.nf' '.. t.' ID HH'
rafnffffV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
countries, In amendments proposed IN ,bs

countries, In amendments proposed m ths
Senate.
"Wh.n he hss not besn definite and
outspoken in behalf Of special II terests,
hs has been evnsive; and ho holds the
worlds record Of having lodged l l63 roll
calls and quorum calls IN the senate. No
man in America can match tho record oi
Senator Harding in his opposition %
progress and That Is the basis of his op-
position to tho League Of Nations.
THE people Of America who arc Tor the
league are progressive, beca'pe tho
covenant writes for the world the mnet
progressive, the most humanitarian and
most righteous code il has ever known
The alignment of the candidates On the .ns
on domestic progress is definite ! favor
going in with such helpful ard rsa@Juing
reservations as are necessary - secure
ratification. Senator Harding has definite
ly said, I turn my back on the whole
thing In this attitude the Senator y con.
sistoft with his reactionary public rooprd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
FINED FOR SPEEDING.

Pleading guilty N charge of speeding
Deimar T Van Sioe, who was srTr-t-d ~
Seventh and Union streets YESTERDAY
hy Officer Leonard Skepeki, was fined
$40 and costs in Municipal Court today
Abraham Plone'r pleading guilty "
charge of speeding WAS fined $40 A
ehafge of driving an automobile without
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

An operatsq's iiosnss uss nolle posse1.
Pl0nsus Nas arrested Last niy't hy
Traffic Officer Hynrou On Third stfHei
between JaeksDn and lif0Dmn streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BAN Pisnusg

sos Fen Al vans'i'- % q i'h
Adv
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24
STICK TO FACTS

Editors get a great many letters
questioning the literal accuracy OF
some OF their statements.
Which reminds us of an incident
IN the life OF Alfred Lord Tennyson.
In one Of his poems he had written
the line:
Every moment dies man. and
every moment one Is born
When this poem was published a
statist'cian OF the British census bu-
reau wrote the poet laureate a re-
monstrance: You are making no
allowance" he said. In substance.
FOR the increase OF population. Ac-
cording to your statement. the pop
ulation OF the world would be abso-
lutely stationary. while. in fact.
there Is n considerable surplus of
births over deaths. suggest. there
fore. that you change this line to
read:
Every moment dies a nan and
one and one-sixteenth Is born"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24
Aee,STR vsvA MY
Ct.EVGlI MpxER

MyroW Hehaii. = Mont. Vista hoy
Who -sv active service IN IN. navy
duTtas tho var. ha. made good In
the ps~iiminsr,ss In the Pos, boxins
tournament In Denver Myron I.
one ot the best.hrsrssd and beet.
nsisred boys Imaginable and h. 90,
into the boxing game through tho
love Of red-blooded sport Ne vas
very successful In his bouts In The
navy and vas tho prize scrapp~r on
his ship After returning home he
kept In fair condition and Was In
daeed To enter the Denver tousns.
ment under the auspices of the Sol.
di"rs and Sailor. club.
Monte Vista people would b~ v~ry
clad To see achaii In = wcii-mstch~d
boxing contest In tn. home town
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

A great many Sargent people left
Sunday evening TO attend the last
week Of tho stock show. Tho follow
Ing are some OF them; Chas.
Sehwarsb~ck. vernon sandcrson. 4.
Fred Sheei. u. J. Chiahoim. Warren
Clark. Mr. and Mrs W. =. Kistier.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Joe Shown. Mr.. and
Mn. Harry BscraN and Mr.. and
Mrn. Coy Wright.
Word wAa received from Mrs. W.
W. Morrow. Who has hccn At la
Jsnta. taking treatment for cancer.
that tho cancer had been removed.
She 10 expected homo some time this
week.
Y. r. Chandler has purchased .
ranch south Of Monte.
sam Holland has gone to Denver
10 asaia consult = specialist.
w. 8. 6tarbuck has purchased two
loads Of hogs.
Sargent Il making quite . name
tor itself and can we'll BE- p.ord Of
the fact. The boys whc-Ren. to the
1htoek show took part In the stock
judging contest At Fort Collins and
won fourth place. This In certainly
Sina ~ all the other schools have
takea part before. Greeley got first.
Sterling second. Lamar third. and
Sargent fourth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lincoln OF
st. Joseph. Mo, came In Saturday.
January 10. to visit friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Lincoln is a brother OF
Mrs. George Beatty OF this place and
\ brother OF James Lincoln OF Del
Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

PLENTY OF seats and n comfortable
room for lecture course patrons. Re-
serve your seat for the Althea Play
ers entertainment at the Baptist
church. January 2s. Seats on sale
at Fuiler's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

o. c. Gibbs OF Kansas City. drv
goods travelling man. was in our
city on business last Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

J. Z. Kennedy and S. Il. Bartlett
of the Travellers OH company wer,
In on business this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

Ted Sexton OF Denver was In our
city on business connected with the
Rio Grsnde Hardware company this
: week
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

r. M. Brown OF Denver registered
At the La Veta hotel las, Monday
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

y e. Royse Of Bowen spent Wed
nesday night at the La veta hotel
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

while they last-stnr cut tumb.
baers. >1.OO set 1t Dttto'a
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24
AARlsENT NOTES

trrom The Coopcrator)
Two teachers Of IN. Center srhooi
have the smallpox.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

W. 8. Starbuck has purchased two
loads Of hogs.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County, State of Arizona, that sealed County of approximately Twenty Thousand (20000) feet of Finch water pipe and approximately Twenty-four Thousand (24,000) feet of 3-inch cas- ing. Said pipe can be seen lying along the Bisbee-Douglas Highway and extending as follows:
 The said 2-inch pipe extending from the Denn-Arizona Mine near Lowell to near Forest Ranch; the said 3-inch casing extending from the Lime Buttes west of Douglas to near Forest Station.
 Bids will be received for the whole or in separate lots. Bids for any amount less than One Thousand Q000) feet will not be considered.
 The successful bidder will be re- quired to disjoint and move pipe at his own expense.
 All bids must conform to the fore going conditions and must be accom- panied by a certified or Cashiers Check in the sum of Ten Per Centum of the amount of the bid, conditloneu that the bidder will enter into con tract under such conditions as the Board of Supervisors may fix for the faithful performance of his bid.
 No assignment of contract may be made without the written consent of the Board of Supervisors. The Board reserves the right to con- Sider any DrOpOSal in whole or ill part and to reject any or all bids CT parts of bids.
 Bids will be received up until 2:30 D. m. Monday. November 15, 1920, to be then immediately opened. Address all bids to l.. F. kuchsn- becker, Clerk of the Board of Super visors, at Tombstone. Arizona, and mark plainly on the outside of the en velope the nature of the bid.
 I. c. E. ADAMS, Chairman. Attest:
 | l.. r, KUCHENBECKER, Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
ALLEGED SLAYER OF SOCIETY GIRL IS UNDER ARREST

KANSAS CITY, Nov. S. A war rant charging Dennis Chester. arrest ed today in Great Falls, Mont. with the murder of Miss Florence Barton, a young society woman here, was is sued late today on complaint of an official of a private detective agen- cy. Miss Barton was shot and killed the night of October 1 last, while motoring with her fiance along a suburban road.
 Two other men suspected Of con- plicity in the murder are said to be under arrest on minor charges in Missouri towns. Chester will be brought tc Kansas City and the for maj charge Of murder lodged against him. officials said Chester. the an nouncement said. had been traced from here to Tiajuana, Mexico, Los Angeles. back to Denver and thence to Great Falls where he had arrived only an hour before his arrest.
 Howard Winter, who was the fi- ancee of Miss Barton and who was wounded at the time she was shot, identified a photograph of Chester as one Of the three men who attempt ed to hold up the pair at the time the shooting occurred.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-09
STORAGE AND TRANSFORMATION OF LIQUOR LAWFULLY ACOU| RED NOT
 PROHIBITED UNDER V0LSTEAD ACT

tunity for fraud among persons seek ing means of violating the law. With out the check on transportation pro- vided by the permit system officials indicated that they expected greater difficulty in controlling unlawful sales. Va
 A decision had not been reached to- night as to whether the courts inter pretation opens the way for unrestric- ted transportation in interstate com merce. That transfer can be made within a state apparently was speci- fic but the language of the court when analysed may yet show. officials thought, means whereby interstate transportation can be stopped. In the particular case involved. it was point ed out, the owners residence and the place of storage were within the same state and, in fact, in the same city.
 In connection with the transporc-- ton of liquors, officials said, it would be difficult if not impossible for them to determine the legality of purchases and whether the stored stocks had been obtained prior to the effective date of the Volstead act. This was expected to result in more stringent regulations with respect to withdraw als of beverages from bonded ware houses but the same regulations can not be made to apply to ordinary stor- age warehouses. Stored stocks, there fore, are again without the law to a great degree, officials said adding that they anticipated it's speedy re- moval from such storage.