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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-10
PLANT A PARASITE
Mistletoe, Christmas Decoration
Lives Off Other Trees.
Fastens Itself Upon Host Where u
Thrives and Destroys-Difference
Between American and Euro.
pean Varieties.

He mistletoe season
is at hand, and q
great many thoughts
are being given to il
and a great many re.
ferences. humorous,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-10
Central Methodist Church
Isaac P. Tyson, Pastor.

Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching Sunday 1880 a. m. by
Rev. A. w. Reese, P. E.
Preaching Sunday 7:30 p. m. by
the pastor.
Epworth League Sunday Gas p. m.
Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day 7:30 p. m.
Public cordially Invited to attend
all services.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-10
On the Dry Bathing Beach.

On the Dry Bathing Beach.
Mabel-That's lovely bathing suit
you're wearing. But aren't you afraid
water will take the color out?
Joan-It might, so | always havs
1t dry cleaned.-Detroit News.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-10
Unkindest Cut Of All.

"What's Dodsworth so MAD about?"
"You know he weighs approximate
ly two hundred pounds, and prides
himself on being every inch a man?'
"Of course"
'Well, some spiteful person sent
him wrist watch for a Christmas
present"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

FULL line Of KODAKS and KODAK
supplies at Gaudara' ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
What About Mustaches And Blends?
Are All Blends Really DeceitfuL?

: like TO say this IN regard to what
Ethel says about married men being
forced 70 wear a mustache. Now we
married women don't like TO be kissed
by g man with a patch OF stiff hair
on the upper lip. 1 an proud OF my
husband and he doesn't wear mus
tache- Let the men who want to
wear one. Sure, a lot OF girls sure
could raise one II they tried. but ]
don't thing there is a girl that would
want mustache on her lip or the lip
Of her sweetheart
About Blends.
They're off. The questions OF the
blends started a riot and brought
the biggest mail yet One thing is
certain; the blends are losing ground
with every bunch Of letters. Lots say
that It makes no difference whether
they're blond or brunei. but the
majority claim that blends are de-
ceitful- II they want to hold their
own. the blonds and their friends
must get busy.
Here's the question: Are blends
deceitful2"
Push your answer or II you are pro-
blond. your defence.
Pec<'s Bad BOY wouldn't trust a
blond, especially a girl
Pat-Mine's . blond, and she's the
best i'r pal in the world
GOldenhaired AIiss-Iu say all
blonds love themselves. A black
haired fellow for me.
AIarie-rll say so. You never know
what they are going to pull off next
Take it from me- I speak from ex-
perience-
A Has Been-They'rs deceitful.
tickle and dizzy
Off Of All Of Them.
Happy BOy-It makes no difference
I wouldn't keep company with any OF
them. They're all freaks
w R--Every one I ever had an
appointment with failed 70 show up.
c. j. S.-They've always spilled the
beans and always will
Brunet-They're so doggone con-
ceited-
Buster-They're not only deceitful
but they've also heart breakers
Movie Fan-Notice In the movies
the vampire is always a brunei.
J. II. Doilay-The natural born
blond IS certainly deceitfuL
Man With Sense-Real blends are
deceitful and undependable; the per
oxide kind utterly impossible.
RalphOdore-Blonds are tickle.
had one and was sighted. Then I
tried the cave man stuff and she left
me fiat
Black Ones Worse.
DisfIiRsioned Femaie-Why pick on
the blonds2 Brunets are worse,
especially the men
FlO-1Iy ideal is q tail blond with
blue eyes I hope they're not de-
Jaei-Not the real blends. but look
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
= HEIEN ROWLAND.

he GLAD, my Daughter. rejoice anc
ID give thanks that thou livest in
The Day Of a Thousand Follies-
the Day Of Sweetness and Light, and
moving pictures. and baseball. and
cabarets. and Photographs, and golf
and motor cars-the Day Of a Thou
sand PLAYTHLNGS for grown W
| "children"l
For. behold. every wife possesseth
a grown up -Baby-l
Not the kind that feedeth upon
I porridge-but the kind that teedeth
| upon flattery-
Not the kind that howIeth through
J out the uight-but the kind that
! ariseth and howleth at a baseball
/ game
Not the kind that muEt be
uursed through the measleE-but
the kind that requireth TO be
nurscd through blues and
srouehes AID dosed with EOoth-
Not tie kind that spattereth the
tablecloth and shattereth its toys,
but the kind that filleth the house
with smoke and ashes and oigaret
stumps. spzttereth soap all over the
bath room. and leavsth its clothes
wheresoever it droppeth them
Not the kind that must be sung
to Hleep-but the kind that must
be cOoed 10 and diverted and
kept WAKE, after dinner!
Yea. verify, verify every man Is a
Peter Pan thing Of fancies and q
, boy. foreveri
Therefore. If thou wouIdst be a
happy wife, I charge thee. when thou
weddest. waste not thy substance
upon laces and lingerie. and baking
tins and embroidered linens: but fiji
the closets Of thine house with Toys
with dime novels and with connit
magazines. with golf sticks and phon-
ographs and fox trot records: with
picture puzzles. d ouija boards and
tennis balls and fishing tackled
Seek not to acquire a knoFsl-
edge Of literature, and OF buai-
ness and OF politics, but to ac-
quire a knowledge Of the newest
dance steps, and the latest pop
uiar songs and the favorfte
movie stars, and the brightest
vaudeville jokes.
Aspire not TO reform thine hus-
band, neither 70 ''uplift" him. but 70
ENTERTAIN him!
For behold, when a man we'd
eeth' be is not looking for sal
Walton but for recreation. he f.
not seeking conversion, but d.
version
thingl
When thou laughest at the prattls
OF babe, and pretendest to play
pata cake" doth Il not adore thee7
Likewise when thou laughest al a
mans wit and pretendest TO enjoy
his games, he shall call thee blessed
and praise thine understandable"
For every mans vision OF a per
Iect mate is not a soul mate, but a
Playmate She weareth not a halo,
but a cap and bellsi
. An Idea Wife IS one that know
eth how to be a mother TO her
own husband.
verify verify, the woman who
holdeth sway over a mans heart for
ever Is she who keepeth him etsrnally
AMUSED! Copyright. 1920. BY the
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

I TERALD readers are NOT through
III expressing themselves on mus
taches. Another batch Of ideas
have arrived on this momentous sub
ject although Alves Dixon remains
discreetly silent
Here are some Of the ideas ex-
pressed;
n. H. X, Of Tuoumcari-The women
seem TO have great sport about the
mems mustaches. They have sWiped
about everything else from the man
that seemed 70 be his exclusive privi-
lege, but they are peeved now because
Lhey cannot show him that they could
nave mustaches, too, II they wanted
them Some OF them make a pretty
Ialr slagEer at 10, but you can't raise
things on soil that's constantly in
notion
He Doesn't Approve.
Robert Cameron-A mustache is
superficial, superfluous, hirstute
appendage upon the topmost lip OF
certain animals directly descendant
from the human race Wearers Of
mustaches arc prompted In their mis-
DEEDS by one or more Of the follow
ing reasons; First, old age; second,
poverty third, laziness; fourth,
egotism. The latter class are as a
rule young bucks who use canes and
posterior sections Of their cranlums,
and wonder what kind OF a time the
boys had over in France.
In ancient times the -uustache was
used in connection with a beard Its
chief function was TO serve as a SUP
port, It being thrown across the upper
lip and fastened to the beard at both
ends in such a manner as TO hold the
beard firmly in place against the
chin.
Two Varieties.
There are two general varieties Of
mustache-the real and the imarf-
nary The real Is subdivided into
western, imperial and Chaplin-the
imaginary into few, less and invisible.
Other animals afflicted with
mustaches are the vvaIrus, pole
cat airednics inoaEum, coon, IN
fact nearly every animal that
proWln At night. Many scientists
profess to zee a close connection
between these animals and the
ones coming under the fourth
class above mentioned.
As TO the effect Of a mustache on
tbs general public, 10 is a well known
fact that Charlie Chaplin, the worlds
greatest comedian and student OF
human nature, wears no musrache in
70 appear foolish. Need more be said2 I
Yes Why We Ask
r. R Clerk-If the girls can wear /
Sumner furs," why can't the men2
Doesn't Like En-.
EeWlyWeds Naravisu, n NJ an I
visiting here from Missouri and have I
been reading The Herald query and ]
think II every interesting. Would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

reputation as an eminent geological
explorer. occupies q position In
Sweden as chief OF the gsotechnical
commission OF railways. In this
capacity he gives advise as TO loca-
tion OF right OF ways with respect
70 the soiidity and permanecy Of
earth formations
Shortly after his arrival In this
country, baron De Geer viii go 70
Lake Champlain 20 take up his
geological investigations. From there
he viii 90 north and west into
Canada possibly as far as the Rocky
mountains. and afterward viii return
east and begin q detailed study Of
the Hudson and Connecticut valleys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
MAKING INVESTIGATION
OF PREHISTORIC DATA

New York. Aug. 17.-Discovery OF
the date marking the first appear
ancs Of man in the Hudson. connecti-
cut and St Lawrence valleys. and
standardization Of the theory that the
glacial period passed because Of
climatic changes, rather than vol
canlc Disturbances, viii be the objects
Of a Swedish geological expedition
headed By baron Gerard de Geer,
which will arrive here Thursday.
Baron De Geer, in addition 70 his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
MONK STRUGGLES GERMAN
ART OBJECTS OVER LINE

Berlin, Germany. Aug. 17-Abbot
gabriel, OF ST. Boniface monastery.
n Is oeen arrested at Munich charged
with smuggling art objects ard g.
curlties worth many millions Of
marks across the Swiss border. ac-
cording 10 the Tages Zeitungs Munich
correspondent
The monastery was 70 Be trans
ierred 70 Switzerland and II Is al
.sged that Gabriel arranged with two
.lunleh art dealers 70 include IeveraI
92nss % paintings and art offsets for
shipment with the monastery fur1f-
ture- This was not detected untn
arrival at Lindau. where boxes OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

HeWIyWeds NaraviEu, n NJ an
visiting here from Missouri and. have
been reading The Herald query and
think IL every interesting. Would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

look out for the peroxides.
Experience-The third one was the
last and out Ne for brunets.
Alma H. - Chemical blends are
naturally deceiving-
just Plain Jim-Women would de-
ceive you If they were bald headed.
CovTpuncher Ken-I reckon so.
Gimme the black haired senorita-
George know q blond who is the
most loVable girl in the world But
her ditto sister-woofi woofi
n. D.-The real one Is not deceit
full. but the perozides give Us bad
name.
FULL line Of KODAKS and KODAK
.-.-rnIlss AZ Ganaera-s -AHr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

THE young lady across the way says
it must be terribly disappointing
to a good baseball player to come to
the bat with the bases full and be put
out by being hit by a pitched bah, even
if it doesn't hurt him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17
"The Confessions Of A Mrs. Solomon

paintings valued at 100000 marks
were discovered while securities
valued at 100000 marks were found
sewn up in mattresses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

Hunting season opens sept. J. Have
your guns repaired now. Allen Arms
& Cycle Co.. 400 y. Oregon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

Buy and sell Sunshine oil. c. c.
Dues z06 Texas St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-17

SEN Liberty Bolds 70 Cur1issA Co.-Adv.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
Uncover Shin BUILDING Graft.

san Francisco. Cal-Frauds involv-
ing many millions of dollars In con
nectiOn with the building of ships for
the government in Oregon, Washing
ton and California, have been un-
earthed by government investigators.
IL became known when William Ii.
Tidwell, special agent Of the Treas
ury Department, was appointed chief
assistant to Special Assistant United
States Attorney General Bert Schles-
niger here. Ii is understood that At
torney General Palmer, on the strength
of the scope of the alleged discoveries
OF graft in Pacific coast shipyards,
has ordered the United States Ship
ping Board 10 hold up claims approx
mating S31, 00O,O0O to await the Out.
come OF the investigation.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
ALLIES WILL
AID RUSSIANS
WILL GIVE MACHINERY AND MED
ICINE TO PEASANTS FOR
GRAIN.
PEASANTS NEED HELP
COOPERATIVE UNIONS WILL
HANDLE EXCHANGES IN
RUSSIA.

Paris. Jan. I'm an official com
munication issued here the suprcnl,
council approved of recommendations
Ia relieve the population in the inter
ior of Russia by giving them medicine,
agricultural machinery and other rom
modilics of which III" people are IN
sore need, in exchange for grain ana
flaN.
This partial lifting of the blockade is
described in the official communicn-
ton rs an exchange of goods on the
basis of reciprocity between the Rus
sian people and allied and neutral
tive societies. These arrangements
imply no change in the policy of the
allied governments toward the soviet
government" says the communication
of the supreme council.
The relief To the people is 10 be Civ
en- through cooperative societies to III
sure that The commodities sent there
shall reach the peasants themselves.
lH' iAiNFldh 'obI''i INV F''i''H -
composed Of n number of cooperative
unions and is said to represent 10000
900 Russians.
In June of last year Secretary of
War Baker signed contracts with rep
resenlativcs of the society covering the
sale Of SlJ.ooO,0OO worth of surplus
army clothing and textiles.
In greeting The delegation which
waited upon him in Washington, Mr..
Baker spoke Of the sincere desire of
the people of the United States 10 be
of my possible assistance to the peo-
pie of Russia and explained that il was
his hope that. when Russia had re-es-
tabliShed lis government the ancient
bond Of friendship between the two ma
iions would be- found strengthened"
The supreme councils communique
follows:
with "A view 10 remedying the I'M
happy situation Of the population Of
The interior of Russia, which is o. de-
prived Of all manufactured products
from outside Russia, the supreme u
eli. nfter having taken note Of he re-
port Of II committee appointed 10 on
slider tn. ~rropcning of certain trading
relations with the Russian people, have
decided that it would permit the ex-
change of goods on the basis of reel
pr0cily between the Russian people
and allied aud neutral countries.
For this purpose il decided 10 give
facilities To The Russian cooperative
organizations which are in ,ircct
touch with the peasantry throughout
Russiu 50 hat they may arrange for
the import into Russia of clothing.
medicines, agricultural machinery and
the other necessities ~ which the Rus
people are in sore need. in ex-
for grain, flax. etc. Of which
has surplus supplies. These
arrangements imply no change in The
policy of the allied governments To-
The soviet government"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

Washington. - Prohibition leaders
are working out a comprehensive pro
gram for reimbursing the owners Of
intoxicating liquor for the losses to be
sustained under constitutional prohi-
hilton. A proposal has been submit
ted TO the Treasury Department by
some of the prohibitionisis in Con-
gress which provided that the govern
ment shall purchase all the liquors
now being held under bond. amount
ing to about GO.OO0,OOO gallons. Treas
ury certificates would be issued for
the liquor and these l~iquidated only
as the government finds legitimate
uses for this large amount Of bonded
spirits.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
MARRIAGE IS NOT A JOKE
Wedding Ceremony, Staged ac Lark,
Ties Husband" and wife" for
Life, Rules Court.

Trenton, \. IA court here has re-
fused TO annuI the marriage Of Pearsy
Girvan and Georgiana Griffin, alias
Georgiana Williams. which Girvan
sought TO have set aside on the ground
hat il was contracted as a joke; that
he and the girl had no lived together
after the ceremony that he had o
tributed nothing 10 her support, and
that she had asked for nothing.
The marriage was performed August
16. 1917, by Rev. Walter Earle Lad
don, a Methodist minister, a, Belmar.
where the couple met.
Girvan, in his petition. alleged that
the ceremony was simply . vacation
frolic, that he did not feel bound by
it and he thought the girl also regard
ed II as q joke.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
MURDERS Barred IN
PLEA TO DOCTOR
Girl Telephones Physician Every
body Sick and Triple Kill
ing Is Revealed.

Passaic, n. J.-"Is this Dr.. Cariislei
Well. please come to our house quick /;
everybody is sick"
This telephone message from Nina
Strong. IA. disclosed the murder of
her mother and elder sister and the
suicide of her father.
Mason II. Strong. architect and
structural engineer. with offices in
Wall street. New York City. had al
most successfully annihilated his fam
lily or Tuesday night with an AK. But
1t vas not until Nina, herself wounded
on the head. gained strength enough
to notify the family physician that the
tragedy was revealed.
Mr.. Strong killed his wife as she
slept in bed. He then crushed the skull
of his daughter, Elizabeth. 16, killing
her instantly. His son., Nathaniel, II.
is dying in ST. Mary's hospital with
a fracture of the skull. Only Nina and
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

Wilmington. Drl.-A new type ~
inarSthetic. said Ia eliminate pain
aud subsequent nausea without loss
~ consciousness. has been developed,
Il WIS said here hv an officer of the
K l. DUPONT de- Nrmours & Ga. tn"
new anae~ilriic j. "A highly refined
ether modified hy the addition of
gases. The auap>tlctic has been used
successfully IN dentistry, obstetrics
and minor surgical operations.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

Susanne, s, escaped with injuries from
which they are expected to recover.
Friends of Mr.. Strong attributed the
tragedy to chronic Ill health and finan-
cial losses.
There was strong evidence that the
entire family had been drugged in
some manner before the crazed father
used the nX.
On the night OF the tragedy Mr..
Strong apparently did not retire with
his wife. A deeply religious man. he
remained up for a while reading from
a book. "What Would Jesus Dor" II
was f0uno open on the dresser, be-
side crackers he had been munching.
The police infer that when his loved
ones dropped of 10 sleep the architect
went to the cellar. where he obtained
an ax Of the type firemen use.
Mr.. Strong afterward went 10 the
bathroom. lie stood the AK in a cor
ner and cut his throat with a razor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
SIMS TO PROVE
CHARGES MADE
NAVY SCANDAL TO BE PROBEO
BY SENATE COMMITTEE
is REPORT.
Want RIGID INQUIRY
SECRETARY DANIELS SAYS AD.
MIRAL SIMS MUST MAKE
CHARGES GOOD.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Washington, Jan. 20.-Chnrges OF
Rear Admiral Sims that the Navy he
partment failed to cooperate fully with
The allies during the war will be inves-
tigated by the Senate subcommittee
before which they were made.
This was decided by the fun naval
committee, which also authorized APP
polntment Of another subcommittee Ia
determine If there should be AN in
quiry into charges by J. Il. %Iiathom, ed
itor of the Providence, K. l., Journal,
that with the knowledge of secretary
Daniels many Seumen have been used
Tor most vile and namelr>s practices
10 entrap innocent men
Secretary Daniels announced Adj
miral Sims would be called on Ia make
good his charges either before the
Senate or a naval board.
Inquiry into Admiral Sims charges
will not be started by the Senate sub
committee until its present inyrstiga-
tion of naval decorations is completed,
which probably will BE- in Ten days.
That investigation was continued To
day with Admiral Sims concluding his
testimony.
Mr.. Rathom alleged there was a di-
vision of the naval Intelligence Great
ed to use naval Seamen to 'cntrap in
nocent men" and that rs the result of
the practices" reSorted Ia, the NOR
ale Of the Navy Department is being
rapidly destroyed" lie added that
the entire blame stands AT the dOOr
of Mr.. Daniels" and that I'VE have
>ertiOnS."
Secretary Daniels declined to com
ment on Mr.. l,athom's charges until,
he said, he was more familiar with the
allegations.
Entering a general denial of the
Sims charges, Mr.. Daniels declared
the matter has gone So far that un-
less the charges are proven Ia the IN
tire satisfaction of the people an in
quiry will be made by TIA" naval
board"
He emphasized that Admiral Sims
MAS not commander-in-chief of the
American naval forces overseas, and
that he was subordinate To Admiral
Mayo, as commander of the Atlantic
fleet and Ia Admiral Benson, chief ~
naval operations. lie said Admiral
Sims duty was to make recommends
lions and then to obey the orders is
sued.
Mr.. Daniels indicated there were fire.
quent clashes between the department
and Admiral Sims because d%estroyers
were not withdrawn from conveying
troop ships and assigned to duty in tn"
submarine zone. when the smoke
blows away" the secretary continued.
II am confident that the people will
see that the naval administrators has
been efficient"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
AZ Ihicugo.

Chicsgo.-Hogs-Bulk, s15.l5 1915;
top. $3.50: heavy, S15.lOQ15.4O. me-
dunn, S15.i5M 15.a5; light. tl5.2 20 q 1880;
light. light. s14.75G15.25; heavy pack
ing so~s. smooth. s1t.25 Qli.s5: pack
ing sows. rough, si3.75@1t.25; pigs.
s~13.75@1475.
C~attle-Medium and heavyweight
choice and prime. si7.7541s.50: me
dunn and good. sli.50 a 17.75; common,
Il llshtrelsht good and
choice. $1,000 n 1880; common and me-
ium. $500 1i.OO; butcher cattle.
heifers. 1878 1850; cows. $3.50
3.2b. amen and cutters. 35.50m6.75:
veal calves, s16.75d1s.00: feeder steers.
ssoeG 1859; stocker steers. 1880
nee.
sheep-Lsmbs, s1s75alss5: culIs
and common. s13.55Q 1850; ewes. me-
dunn. good and choice. se.00af2.Os
culls and common. $3.50 b
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
WhiskY seized By Government.

Louisville. Ky--T1e federal govern.
meBt dropped a boIBb on Louisville
whisky interests. when IL seized a
warehouse at the distillery of II. +
Watben a Co. with its equipment and
35.OOO barrels Of hard liquor. said &c
be worth approximately S2Jo.0oo The
seizure made as a result of the investi
cation into the alleged removal from
the warehouse last v1eek Of 5000 cases
Of whisky sold for beverage purposes
instead Of for medical uses.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
Dakota Asks Bio Loan.

Washington. - Representative sin
aair Of North Dakota has introduced
In the House u bill authorizing The
Treasury Department 10 deposit In
he Bank of North Dakota Sl0.Uoo,O0o,
which the bank will loan on its
responsibility Ia farmers in The
drouth-stricken areas ia order that
the grain acreage for 1870 may he
gre>5ly increased.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
Asks Guards for Liquor.

Washington. Employment of a
force of $500 watchmen to guard g.
10000 gallons of liquor held in gov
eminent bonded warehouses is
planned by the Internal Revenue Blu
reau TO protect the liquor against
theft, Prohibition Commissioner Kre-
told the House appropriations
He asked that Congress
make s2,OOO,OOO available Immediately
for establishing the guard. No plan
for the disposition of the liquor has
been determined on by the bureau.