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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
GARRISON SOON READY
TO MEET 3. r. T. MEN
Assures Judge Mayer of Col
IectiUe Bargaining Plan.

Lindley NJ. Garrison, receiver for the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, in
reply to. an inquiry from Judge julius
NJ Mayer of the United States District
Court, wrote yesterday assuring him
that he had been at work on the matter
oe collective bargaining and the choice
% representatives by the employees to
have direct dealings with the men.
Judge Mayer reminded Mr.. Garrison
Of the promise m;<e in a letter adj
dressed to Mayor Milan. September Q.
that "the Court will see to It that the
right of collective bargaining will be
carefully safeguarded and that repre-
sentatves Of their own choice shall have
direct dealings with the management"
Within short time, Mr.. Garrison
said. he expects to submit material he
has gathered for prompt consideration
by the b. r. T, employees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
'''71l'7''
s FOR
COLI S

Mention any ailment from
Sprue to Gout and every one
has their pet remedy to recon-
mend-usually one of DR..
Humphreys Rernedies-if for a
Cold or the Grip; invariably
"Seventy-seven" is their special
pet remedy.
To get the best results take
"Seventy-seven" at the first
sneeze or shiver.
, If you wait till your bones
ache, it may take longer.
|" Doctors Book on the treat
ment of Every living thing"
mailed free.
~ for sale at all Drug and Country Stores.
Humphrevs' Homeo. Medicine Co. 156
william street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
2&M OUCHl LAME BACK 81 \
~ .W Rub Backache, Lumbago Soreness and kaRjC III
kM Stiffness Away-Try This! ~

Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen!
That's iumbago, sciatica or maybe
from Il strain, and you'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs
OIL" Nothing else takes out sore
ness, lameness and stiffness so quickly.
You simply rub 1t on and out comes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

the pain. It is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer- Get small
trial bottle from any drug store, and
after using 1t just once you'll forget
that you ever had backache. lumbago
or sciatica, because your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
II never disappoints and has been
recommended for co years.-Ad1,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
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nosncss th6 1Hll1mlae 1nsa -
~ aas1na ss@nA u enaIe11ly enl,
ssnes n he i. Il. G1sxeA. 6raGkI
Il Nd Oieksun Dt1latel
WAits MUM ss.. - ntcn tIp1inep.
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Llasis Lus -. AsdesuaAsA -
fI7-I6.
Csssssills Nh. ~. Ills.
OsaAisA ~. IL 49,. In.
| Yslisv csssl ". lIslsA Jaa- n
/ And -. |.
csmhssisnd cits a.. canhst-
land City. Fch. 4 md 3
Doss Cd. Lone Cresh. Feb. I.
sssnAias Rask Ais-. Assusy.
Feb. 3.
st.ssr Nh. MeKissss Feb. I
! and a.
h10 gtss Nl8shs 80 9 AMa "
Charlotte et.. Nh Lsoanaa, Esb.
|l4lb.
CumbsrlAnd vusnacs ct.. Souis.
Feb. IL.
Bslsbars Mis-. JssksoS's. FEB.
|is.
Wa.ssiy Hss, Feb. ~ 10.
Wavsriy ct. Dsss Greek. Feb. 10
and ~,
y PssgsA md Ebsnssss. Ebsnssss.
March 3.
4 Liberty Mia, Liberty. March :
|snd 7. \
Bold 6pdnss Ais,. Water vsllss.
March v.
Mef@sn It,. kno. March 1914.
Dicksoe 4sa.. March i4.l5.
Hsrp.th Mis-. Pond Creek. 1900
B. v. lsoa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

j B. Hurt W Samuel X. Giiilisnd
and keua bsilIaud
In Chsre~ry Court at Dickson. Ten.
f,essee
la obedience 10 decree oil the
Cbsueety Court o. Dickssn. made
at the 0-tnhsr term. 1919. Ia ttss
above styled case sill on
SATURDAY. jan II 1870
q, noon In 'front.' "a ~1he cogrtiaous.
door in Dickaol. Tenn cell ~ the
highes. and best bidder tbs psopes
" in said decree d--cribsd tresns
2i1 acre. OF land kaowD ~ the
Gill.nd Lard lyinr and being In the
i34h civil jist,ici II Dickson county.
Tennessee. and described ~ FOL.
lows: Beginning e5as poles sosih
and - poles EAST a two pust osks
marked { Z. in aehansys boaod'
nv iine. ri phsss nr*fs NJ his South
yes, coBes. thsnce s0ath ~ p0lss
"a, Ire gsh~ess con.r, thence FAST
z7e pole- 10 lackscn W5s.''s Fsrtb.
west corner iteesce north ~ poles
20 a .sske in o. ". Fs~ field.
theme. sse, 3si peies IN a hlacs
oah thence ncrth 1853 poles 10 posi-
est: thsBcs vest y po6ss to > pcss
oak ;n Eat boundary line af the
$50 serss aud 81 ptses q. nsrinnins. |
containing III scres more or lees.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

Misses Jewel Schmistou and
RAstis Possra, al Dickson. apani
Xmss holidays hsrs visiting rsla.
tivsa whils hsrs several Dances
we're siysn In iAsn honor.
Nj. ana Mrs.. Bob Bailey Apd
family wsfs visitoss hsrs last ~s1k.
Xmas hn been unusually dull
hare THE time; white mule" sssuns
10 b. xsetang scases.
Faalis Cunniasham 10 1t homo
on lev days iurloush.
W. A. Boax. who has bssn quits
sick with pneumonia IL some better.
J. B. Williams has bic sawmiIl
almost rebuilt and win BE- ready to
operate within ! Nv days.
Arthur Edw.saA aissr Spreading
/. a.. lss de. dsv' A'''' Ar returned to
J. L. Foster has purchased he
g. ". Wsds place on Bastpa's
Creek and moved biz family 70.
sxrps.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

Whsn . Druggist hnds that bis
customers oil speak veil oi Ger.
tain prspsraiion. he terms good
opiuisr Of il ard when 10 ne~d Of
such q medieine 10 alnos, certain
TO usa il hinseI and 10 bic family
This il Why % many druggists use
and recommend Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy. J. B. Iones. a veil
known druggist OF Cubrun. KY.
says. Il have used Chsmhessasn =
Coagh Remedy IN my family ton
TT pssz ssvsn years. and have
nsnDd Il 70 b the ossa couxh fneii-
- / kess svss kapsn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

Bear ID mind that Chambsrlain's
1sblsts Nh, only move the bowels
bull improve ths appetite and
ssreussAsn tho dkxsstion. Tasy
contain no pspsin o other digestive
ssmsna bus (l|sesthsn the stomach
and enable Ii 10 pssiosm ito iunct-
ions naturally.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

To the t.ednars ~ J VI Bran
uiii, dsceased, By order d The
clerk nj tbs county co1rt III Dick.
aon county. Tenn o.
Motto. IL hs. by given 10 oil
persons hsyinx c'sisss sgsins, tAe
vstats u J. w. BSunmiti deceased.
10 appess and Gle The sane With
he clerk u ssia Coars sv.hsn,icst.
I'd in the Danoes descfik~f by lev.
10 t.r ss~ior. April l. 1870.
The insolvency Of ssid estate kss.
ns been suggested. sny claims Eot
Wed os ct t,esnse ssi ] date. will bs
brewer barred both Ia i.s snd
-qai,y This Dsc. ~. 1919.
q. r. BEummiis, Admr.
NJ j. ". Brutnu;t. Estats.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

Tsrms oi a.ls--Said sale viii be
made cash. Tree from homestead
and do~ry and The right 81 rsdenp-
ton.
This 10Th day Of Dec. 1919
y Tsytm.
Clerk Il Commiss,onsf,
Corle~ and Grey Solicitor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
S. S Hooper. Dead

Mr.. 3. 8. Hoepss. aisss a illness
81 oaly isW days II pnsumoaia.
disd u his homo on Jones Csssk.
Dscsmber n. lslS. ased 81 ysars.
tsnsra: service was hsld Decsm-
bes n CONDUCTED By Elder /. b.
Bradley and his remains laid to
resi- Ia The Roek Church c~mstsry,
He 10 survived by HE vile. i've
sons and four daughter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

NO Iff2 Al q Hefoa10 kaeniff1
n some srsat oct u hssois1 ~ss
nscsssasy 70 psotsca 4 child ispm
Group, 90 mother would hssitaas to
her ctlspsinG. but when il 10 oily
necessary 70 kssp d hasd . bottle
ot Cbsmbsrlsin's Coash Remedy
and sivs Il - sosa - ths lrss ind.
iostioo q sroop apesas. tAsrv ss~
many who asslses 4. CAambsr.
lain's Cough Remedy 10 within he
reach a oil and II prc@ps and Il.
sctssl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02

NOTICE Ny borough. hrd reg
Istsrvd Stssey boil sill be kepa .
ssy tsEn tAseaeA fess3sHa sessoa.
1. u. ssExsGs. Disisoa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02
FARM FOR sALR-@57

FARM FOR sAI4R-457 scrs
hsn. 6vs miles south a Burma:
I - nils rom pike, Gloss - seaool
49, chnRchsa. l40 acrps level land;
. lsssl % rolling: II. acres ia
iinhsE; loo acres In pasture; 100
leso4 esaslne ts't trees; two ssss
- AatniaH IN good repair: two
esaAat hoosss; tso good barns: icus
D<inel This Ind viii rent Tor
M.60 psr ysas. Ca b boushs
g 30 ~ scss q tAksa At saca.
u&1sH cash. bAlsnce I. 2 5 ysars,
taemsss inom dsls. fur iurthse
l16m1stioa w,ifs q -
Pi1Amena and Sandsus.
pteksaa. Tsnn.
FOR GAIk OR RENf-Dsrrs.
|ef - - ake.e % asnxs 9 80,
- 6nl1oA ~ $50 In, 49,.
1 - ~ -
MI sS A III ssF
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-02


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United States Railroad Administration
Drscsos General ot Railsosds
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA 4 ST. L. r. r.
- COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE. ia
The MARKETING Divi.icn Of the Traffic Depart.
msnf Of the Nashville. ChauanooEs 4 81. L. n.
h. and Associatcd lines will furnish to persons
desirn1 to purchase the names and addresses Of
the owners Of the following:
FOR SALE
APPLES: York Wnsaap sundrsd; Angora Goats Basksts
nGtlx; Dcou. CANNED GOODS App.s Beans. Corn. Tom..
n1 CATTLE. Absdess Ansus Grade Hereford, Hols,sin.
Jas5 and sAar,hou Bus Csw. H,svs and Calvss Cases
Gatas: Chichken Coops CORN Ear shslsd; DOGS Coliss
kaeU Cans FEED Best Pulp Bran cot'oa Seed Huih Coz
t0o Ssed Meal Ground Barley Mixed Peanut Meal Rice Bran
and Polish Shorts Tankass. Velvet Bean Neal Flour HAY
Alfalfa, Bean: Clover. d,sa. Alss. rnO.hy HONEY Hossy
ssaioa IMPLEMENTS Core aod Bean Plan... Gotten OH
ccGplsss. 10 r. Coal on and Gasoline Ensns H. Case
Line knsns u Portable Gasoline Engine II Gasolins
EnUins Disc Pillow, Saw RH Complete Gang pow 1hhef and
Eaaas clio Filler Steam Traction Engine Incubates lDocuia
-. caa u Lssuss JACKIE Jsunsss mss,oas Locus. and
SCI NILES: c..,sa Coda. o.s .ss aeios. Pom, aud
DAeGy. h0TAT0kS: Sweet Irish; POULTRY Ancooa. Ands-
slAA Brown a. White Leshsn Bud and White oriuson
Giant Dsansa Whts Holland Red BoarbOn Plymouth Rock.
Rhode sud Red. wyasdoste INV Ground phssphas Rock:
Sa
eta~; sw1NE HsrtsAs a,cc Jersey Grade Hampshire.
/ G. Poaud China,
SEEDS
Dsrsy; BEANS: Bounttu ssugess Rcd Kidney Soya
Velvet Cane; CLOVER Aiias Alsika Burr Crimson Nam.
moth Red, aapln. Sweet, White. CORN: Bloody Butcher.
Boone Cousty Wnls Crooks Prolific Giant Eureka Sase.
hicaoy kna Improved Clan. Y+lo. Dent, Iowa Gold Nine
osa Silver Nina Nosgan's Improved Gau.. Mortgage Lss
Maely ApGe. Meats PaymApse Rcd Dent Tennessee Red
Cab NahAt Inpossd watsod Woods Improved Golden Dsas
isss Dlas Cesssss 0RASS Blue Orchard Red Tsp Lsrpe-
Abssaii I'D osss Ssvss Top rurnips Timothy. ve.eh,
WHEAT, fsssAe DsardsA. 0oidss Chans Lsapsr proine
Rsa wlass Sscaas; WAippsor~iu Psaa
70 peoAsssss WIN - fsrsished o. application
he na1nss - Sddso1oee sfpsrsess By whom the
following oeans13aiss Ass
WANTED
Bsisl; CATTLE Gsssa~s IN Hslan ard Calves; Dried
.ea; Gs.iny IHfLEnkN1R csIaysA.. csa Haa,.s,.s.
Cst.aa ca 4aslass cussss 0a Hsnss. e. ns~. Gssoins
Tsssso~. P0uLTKYs 0alasas s.als nauss Wo0D Hss,sa
saess ~ coed.
Drselsn q Hive AeoA md prodnsoes = I'D.
1arde4 md orchard pfodGeea G. 49, except
- u seesA ehs naskst tAr1d1A 1slablills1 and
le1eeIle leet. - inyiesd = ssnnnnie4ls 20
- sc1es essss ieaa. @sanai-
g.! - ,sssrs - = -
!. 90 ~ lkersfsrs - aifala -. 81
1me ~ 1a& pesnu1s, - - 49, "a |
- - = - a1isa sess |
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26

1t Is announced by Collector r. G.
L. Moncure that no extension OF time
will be granted this year in which to
file income tax returns. All arc re-
quired. regardless OF the size of the
firm, or the small amount of bust
ness done by them, to file an income
return by March 18th.
Every partnership in existence,
whether 1t is two men engaged in the
grocery business. running barber
shop. pressing club, garage or a
mammoth wholesale house, must file
a return for the business and $50
their individual returns.
Everybody who had an income dur
ing 1919 must determine whether his
or her net income was sufficient in
amount to require an income tax re-
turn. The best way To find out is to
get Form 1040A and follow the in
etructions printed on It That form
witt serve as a reminder ef every item
If income: and If a return is due, II
tells how to prepare and file it,
One of the important points to
keep in mind is that persons net
income is found by a computation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
PRESIDENTS ACTION IN NAMING =
COLBY CAPITALS BIG SURPRISE
Collector Moncure Announces That
, No Extension Of Time VIII Be Granted
In Which to File Income Tax Returns

prescribed in the law, and that each
item of income from every source
must be considered, unless specifically
exempted
Another thing to remember is
that the personal exemption allowed
taxpayers by Law bas no relation
whatever to the requirement to file re-
turn. This exemption is not to be
considered until a person has figured
out his net income and determined
whether il was sufficient to require
him To file a return. Then il a re-
turn must be filed, he should reao
carefully the instructions for claim
ing exemption, and complete his re-
turn
The penalties will be enforced from
March 18th. Failure on your part to
receive the necessary blanks will be
considered as a reasonable excuse for
not enforcing the penalties. II in
doubt as TO which forEl you should
file. or any point as to income or de-
ductions write II. c. L. Moncure, COL
lcctor of internal revenue, Richmond,
or possibly your bank or trust COM
pany will furnish the information.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
WOMEN DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATES AT LARGE

Albany, n. r., Feb. 25.-The four
delegatesat-large to the Democratic
national conventicri will be: Governor
Smith, Oliver Cabana, of Buffalo; or
Simon w Rosendale. of Albany, and
two women. one of whom will be
Miss Elizabeth Marbury. of New
York. The latter has the solid back
ing of the Tammany delegation. but
is opposed by a strong faction among
the women delegates, The opposition.
however, was bowled over by Thu
steam roller at todays conference
of the women delegates to the state
convention.
The conference voted to submit
three names to the convention when
1t meets tomorrow These are: Miss
Marbury. Mrs, John Sherwin Crosby
of New York. and Miss Elizabeth Y.
Colbert, of Albany
The women delegates also adopted
resolutions endorsing the Wilson ad-
ministration and .condemning "the
wilful men in the senate who oppose
the treaty" Other resolutions en-
dorsed Governor Smiths administra-
ton and urged his denomination for
governor and called fer equal repre-
sentation for women in all political
organizations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
Virginian Roasted
for Printing Letter
FromRev. c. 7. Taylor

Taking exceptions to a letter from
Rev. C. T. Taylor, of Stuart. Patrick
county, printed on the front page of
The yirginian Tuesday morning, in
which reference was made to remarks
of Delegate Joyce in debate on the
prohibition bill, Delegates Bosnian
and Gordon Shepherd yesterday in
troduced a resolution at the morning
session OF the house of delegates,
The Virginian and pro-
claiming that the letter of the reput-
able minister contained matter tend
ing to defame the character and inn
pusn the motives of Delegate Joyce.
The resolution precipitated an ami
mated discussion, in which The Viz
ginian and the reverend gentleman
Of Stuart. received both commpli-
ments and rebuffs.
/. After an hour had been spent In
the discussion, the resolution. with
amendment was referred to the com-
mittee on rules
In the arraignment OF the paper
three OF tSaa youngest members of the
body had communication of interest.
Delegate Bosnian in his opening re-
marks referred to the Juvenile source
of the resolution, but hoped it would
be taken none the less seriously on
that account. Delegate Shepherd had
nothing to say and Delegate Joyce
saved his eloquence for the Rev. Mr..
Taylor.
Delegate Bosnian not only criu-
cized severely methods employed by
The Eirginian in furthering the causes
for which it stands but charged that
certain clergymen have at this session
made political speeches under the
cloak of opening the morning sessions
OF the house with PRAYER
Delegate Warren accused the paper
OF consistent hypocracy. while Dele
gate Boschen fairly shook with emo
ton as he held it in his hand for q
while and then cast it away as unfit TO
be thus held for longer time.
The Virginian was defended By
Delegate Oziin, Deans and Bondurant.
After the resolution had been
referred TO committee, Delegate Joyce
arose TO a point of personal privi-
iege and delivered fiery address re-
senting the criticisms made by the
minister. charging gross misrepresen-
tation of facts.
A section of the resolution. in refer
ence to the letter from Rev, MIR. Tay-
lor. reads:
Whereas, in its issue Of Tuesday
February "a, 1920. it contained let
ter printed in the center of the first
page OBTAINING the character and I'm
putting improper motives to the ac-
tions OF one OF our number. mem
Der OF the house OF delegates"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
ENGLAND IN FEAR OF
AMERICAN SUPREMACY

London, Feb. 25.--England is in
dread fear lest America wrest her
from the supreme position in world
shipping.
England does not consider the sixty
policy of the United States shipping
board and OF her own dominions Air
competition. /.
England also fears America may ul-
timately capture the worlds COAX
trade.
These facts were brought out to-
day in an address by w. j. Noble
before the chamber of shipping of
the United Kingdom, of which he is
president.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
MARSHAIiLS ADOPTED son
HAS FIGHTING CHANCE

Washington, Feb 25.--Morrison
Marshall, the adopted son of vice
president and Mrs. Marshall, has only
a fighting chance to recover from
an attack OF acidosis, it was stated to-
noght.
The child. who Is three years old,
had not been in the best OF health for
sometime and was taken seriously i'll
Monday. The vice president and Mrs.
Marshall were in New York at the
time and the latter hurried back to
Washington. reaching here the same
night The vice-president returned
today. Specialists from Johns Hop
kins University are in constant at
tendance. The child's real mother
was summoned to the bedside today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
Expect Hitchcock
to Introduce a
Compromise Draft
Little Hope Held Ont for Final
Action on Peace Treaty in
Senate,

Washington, Feb. 25,--with both
sides holding out little hope. the SEN
ate tomorrow will begin its efforts to
ratify the treaty. of peace with Ger
many.
Neither republicans nor democrats
peIieved tonight that two-thirds
vote can be obtained on the final roll
call. The only chance of ratification
1t was conceded on all sres. is in
enough democrats swinging over to
the Lodge reservations to create a
two-thirds majority, and there appear
ed to be no ground for optimistic pre-
dictions on this score tonight Sena-
tor Hitchcock has given no intima-
ton whatever OF yielding in the slight
est degree from his determined oppo-
siuon TO the Lodge reservations and
There was no signs of insizeable
bolt from his forces over to the re-
publican camp
No compromise can be reached
which will command the necessary
t~o-thirds vote Senator Moses, of New
Hampshire. one of the irreconciiable
group predicted tonight
= according to the notice given yes
terday by Senator Lodge he will call
UP the treaty tomorrow and will keep
1t before the senate until 1t is dis
posed of. Only conference reports
and appropriation bills will be per-
u1itted right of way consideration OF
the treaty, he said
The senate adopted the reservation
concerning withdrawal from the lea
que of nations last Saturday by more
than a two-thirds vote after defeating
attempts of Senator Hitchcock and
Lodge TO amend it This leaves the
preamble and twelve other reserva-
tons to be passed on, each likely TO
provoke considerable debate. No one
tonight would make an estimate of
the time the senate will spend in de-
bate. Senator Reed. of Missouri. DEM
ocrat, bitter opponent of the treaty
viii probably open the discussion
with a long speech tomorrow.
The reservation on article ten, it is
expected, will be considered after all
others have been disposed of 1t is
on this that the real fightswill center.
Republicans believe President Wilson
will refuse to accept any ratification
which nullifies the force of this pro-
vision and their entire strength will
be concentrated in holding their
ground here.
Senator Hitchcock is expected to
put forth the compromise reservation
proposed by President Taft, but re-
publican senators tonight reiterated
that they cannot yield one inch on the
principle contained in the Lodge res
ervation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
Peters Makes Full
Report to Committee
on Sales of Liquor

One of the most vo1uminous reports
turned in to any committee OF the
Legislature as that Of Compf ssihner of
Prohibition Peters in response to the
Norris resolution.
The commissioner was asked to give
an itemized report of the amount OF
liquor sold by the department, to whom
and for what price.
The report which is now In the hands
of the committee. embraces sixty-two
pages of typewriter matter. 1t gives
the names of approximately 2,00o
druggists and physicians, with their adj
dresses. and indicates the amount pur-
chased and what was paid for it. The
report Is a complete answer in every de-
tail to the request made through the
Norris resolution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-26
Vets to Concentrate Ef-
forts at Every Session
of Congress.
FIRST ATTEMPT
LOSES, 80 TO 80
Committee is Asked to
Store Liquor in 20 Spe-
cial Government Ware
houses.

Washington Feb. 2s.--An annual
hight to repeal the volstead prohibition
enforcement law was made certain to-
day when an amendment tn the legis-
latiye. executive and judicial appropria-
ton bill repeating the act was ruled
In order.
That the amendment makes little
difference to the vets. The significant
feature of the situation is that IL the
decision OF the chair today is ad-
hered to an amendment to repeal the
act can be offered every time an ap-
propriation enforcement liz proposed
Therefore. should the light wines and
beer advocates ever win q majority in
congress the task of overturnfng the
dry ban 80 far az to permit the manu-
facture and sale of those beverages
will be a simple one OF course. the
constitutional amendment will stand
until three fourths OF the states act
to the contrary but 1t is the volstead
law that fixes the alcoholic limit of
beverages at one-haif of one per cent.
With that out OF the way the wet states
could determine the alcoholic limit until
the courts determine the question.
The amendment today was offered by
Representative Igoe, Democrat, OF Mis-
souri,. 1t sought to eliminate an ap-
preparation OF $4.5eo.oG0 for enforce
ment of prohibition and Insert in lieu
thereof on repeating the volstead law
on July 1,.ls2o.
The amendment was defeated "a to %.
Attacking the Volstead act as "dras-
tic and unreasonable Mr. Igoe said
IT has been violated to such an extent
that IL the law was strictly enforced
thare would be more of the adult popu.
lation OF the United States in jail than
out of jail" He added there are TO-
coo, 600 persons in the country who have
in some way violated this law.
j.. III. Young. OF the prohibition en-
fnrcement bureau. today asked the ways
and means committee to recommend
IleEisiaticn for tho concentration 81 thu
ss.eoe,e90 gallons ct Bonded Tlauorr
new remaining in this country. In about
twenty special government warehouses;
II is now stored in about $50 ware
Houses, he said
This concentration Is necessary, the
committee was told. to prevent thefts
and to provide for more effective en-
forcement of prohibition by keeping the
! liquor out of bootIeggers' hands Six
teen thousand gallons already have
been stolen from warehouses since last
July l.