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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
LET SLEEPING DOGS LIE

Harvey's Weekly: Tho cost of SUI
gar said Governor Cox in O. recent
speech, would have been reduced from
10 to IL cents If the government had
taken stock and allayed public feel
ing. !"
The cost of sugar would have been re-
duced very much more than 10 or II
cents had President Wilson not set up
his own infallible wisdom against that
Of all the best sugar experts in the coun
try, and if President Wilson'S deplor'
able attorney general had not overstep
ped all the legal bounds of his authority
and issued a formal. edict that Louisi.
ana sugar growers might charge II
cents a pound for their raw product
when sugar In other parts of the coufl
try was selling at far below that figure:
The sugar planters of Cuba offered
their entire crop I'd US at q price lit.
tie over cents q pound. It was then
obvious to all who were informed on
the subject that the world, was in for
"a heavy sugar shortage, and that the
offer from Cuba was one to be accepted
instantly and eagerly. President Will
son was so advised. Again and again
did his own sugar equalization board
beg him to authorize the purchase. He
was warned that If he did not accept it
speedily it would be withdrawn He did
nothing. The offer was withdrawn. Mr..
Wilson had stubbornly refused to heed
either the urgings or the warnings. He
ignored both. With every expert in the
country whose opinion was worth a
rush telling him that failure to act
would saddle on. the people Of the Unit.
ed States a totally unnecessary cost of
over a billion dollars added to their al.
ready staggering burden of living ex-
penses, Mr.. Wilson refused to act.
\ Indirectly, by his own ,willful inertia,
the president forced thes people Of the
United States to throw away more than
a thousand million dollars, every penny
them had he ydeigned to lift a finger to
avert the wanton waste.
Was this amazing performance the
result Of indifference. or was it mere
stubborn pride Of opinion registered in!
arrogant, self complacent refusal to ac.
cept advice solely because 1t was adj
vice. irrespective of whether it was
good advice or not?
These are questions for those to an.
swer who care to explore the labyrinth
ian mysteries Of Wilsonian psychology
All that the American people know or
care about is that Mr.. Wilson has cost
them over a billion dollars.
And then, on top Of the back break.
ing cost of this Wilsonian superiority
to all advice or suggestion, came the.
Louisiana exploit of q Wilsonian attor.
ney general frantically chasing presi-t
dental nomination will.o' the isp, and,
now subsiding in anything but sweet
frame of mind because neither his su.
gar nor any of the other baits succeed.
ed in landing the prize for him.
Governor Cox's statement that the
cost of sugar might have been reduced
IF the government had taken stock of
the supply and allayed public feeling"
is tommyrot. Moreover, It was what
Artemus Ward on a memorable occas-
ion characterized as. an ''0nfortnit re-
mark" Governor Cox had better let
the sleeping dogs of the sugar question
lie.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
SHOOTS FIVE IN QUARREL
Wonsn Turns Shotgun on Nei0hbor
Crowd Which Came to
demonstrate.

Miami, Ckla.-C Charged with shoot;
Ing Ave persons, two men, two boys
and one woman, Mrs. Carrie Brooks
forty years old, Of Miami, Okla, is in
Jail.
Alleging that n daughter OF Mrs.
Brooks had severely beaten a three
year-old child earlier in the day, n dele
CATION went to the Brooks home 10 as
certain the cause. As they neared the
house Mrs. Brooks, armed with shot
gun, fired into the crowd.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

An attempt is being made to dscredit
the republican candidates for state Of
fees by circulating reports, true or
otherwise, about the packing house
scandal in Des Moines and the charge
that Governor Harding is in some way
connected with the Irregularities com
planned of. There is no more excuse
for attacking the republican candidates
on account of the irregularities in bus
mess in Des Moines than there would
be to prefer charges against the demo-
cratic candidates. for state Offices in
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
Death Of Bear Is
Birth Of Romance

San Francisco.-Robert Pros
ser Of Comstock, Tex, million
,aire rancher and sheep owner,
was married to Mrs. Joseph
Hurt, wealthy young widow Of
Ashland, Ore. at st. Luke's
Episcopal church on Van Ness
avenue.
The bride is known throughout
the northwest as an intrepid
big game hunter and fisher. She
was the widow Of Joseph Hurt.
refrigerator magnnte.
Prossat met his bride while
on q hunting party in the north
west and stood beside her when
she shot q black bear.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE

> .
State Of Iowa, Crawford County, ss.-
In Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Joachim
Rattle. late Of Crawford county, de.
ceased. - 2; ~ 81
Notice.. Of Appointment OF Executors.
To Whom It May Concern: t;sts
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of April, 1919, the undersigned
were duly appointed executors Of tho
above entitled estate, and all creditors
OF said estate are notified to file their
claims in the Office Of the clerk of the
district court, in and for Crawford
county. Iowa. within one year from the
date of this notice, according to law,
and have the same allowed and ordered
paid by the said court, or stand forever
barred therefrom. s
Dated Sept. Is, 1920.
CARL RAHJE,
81 CARL RATHJE.
B. s. ANDERSEN, az.
s7.3t Executors.
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CARb OF THANKS

Through the columns of the Review
we wish to extend our thanks and APP
probation to those who were so kind
to us on the occasion of our golden wed.
ding anniversary We especially want
to thank those who sent the beautiful
flowers and we are very grateful to Mr..
]. Y. Barborka who rendered the harp
music. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Houlihan
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'WIFE'S DETECTIVE.
IS GOOD SPENDER
But "squeaIed at $3.50 Drink
Bill" Husband Writes; Evil
dence Wins Decree.

Chicago.-Harold A. Waterbury may
not be the truest husband in the wOrld,
but he is one Of the most obliging. A
few weeks ago, for instance, Charles
e. Erbsteln attorney for Mrs. Pauline
Waterbury, 1858 Michigan avenue, sent
a private detective to st. Louis to OBJ
tain evidence for q divorce.
Waterbury didn't keep the detec-
tive waiting long. After it was all
over he wrote his wife a letter, which
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

REFEREES SALE OF LAND
Estate of John Concannon. Greene
county. Saturday, October 9th, at Q p.
m; It's acres good land, near $50. 900
Cedar Catholic church, ~ miles west
Of Churdan.f Good terms. Write T. D..
Mccartney, Referee, for any particulars.
~ 7.H' 1927
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( YOU OFTEN MISS THE BEST
fishing by travelling to better looking
place. If you intend to take a CONNER
.cial course choose a reliable school.
Manlsato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI, 391t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

Charlie Menagh, Of FIT. Thompson, s.
D., is spending a few days in Denison
this week visiting his brothers, David,
James and John. Charlie is operating q
store on the Indian reservation and in
addition is handling considerable real
estate business. 9@f
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE IL
BE A PACKARD OWNER &
Rebuilt Packaris that have been
thoroughly rebuilt mechanically
ished, new top and new tires. We will
guarantee these cars against defective
workmanship and materials. Our rep.
resentative wilt be in your territory dur
ing the next two weeks to demonstrate.
If interested, please correspond with
Packard Omaha Company, Omaha,
Neb. TASK the Man Who Owns One. ]"
Terms to responsible parties. "a 39t1t
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Some men who say advertising, isn't
read will always drop into the barbe,
shop frequently SO as to get a chance
at the paper. X
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So far none Of the women has ex-
pressed an intention to vote for can
didate on the ground that he once set
'em up to the crowd.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
CANADIAN LAND !,

i A SO GOLD PIECE FOR 32.50-ON
90 years time. Some Of the Canadian
Pacific lands sold last year for SIS to
$25 per acre are yielding 40 to SO bush
els OF wheat this season. am sole
agent in this county: Always q Square
Deal. N. r. Wilder, Dow City, Iowa.
37.tfs
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WISCONSIN LAND

FOR sALE-FARM, CENTRAL
Wisconsin. SEQ acres, improved farm,
$50 acres stock and crop, 140 acres
stock and crop. Mrs. Barnhoft, Is w.
Quincy ST., Chicago, Ill. 38.2t+
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES
There will be services at the Presby-
terrain church both morning and eve.
ming. a cordial invitation to attend is
extended to all.
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4 Senator Harding, the republican can.
dldate for president, has for the time
being abandoned the front porch meth.
cd of campaigning end is now travelling
through Maryland, West Virginia and
other nearby states, speaking to the
people OF the larger cities through
which he Is travelling.
q He is preaching republican doctrine
such as Mckinley, Garfield and Roose.
welt advocated and is meeting a warm
reception everywhere he goes. There
is remarkable thing about our candi-
date and that is Notwithstanding the
pickering and fault finding of so many
he maintains a dignified course and de-
livars speeches of a statesmanlike
character.
He talks business in businesslike
way and points out to the people Of the
country how they can return to the pros
pe1ity which was enjoyed after McKin-
ley's election. 1t is remarkable how
the people are sfocking to his standard
and assuring him of a triumphant cleo
tion.
Governor Cox, on the other hand. has
made a tour of all the western states
and from first to last he has spent his
time complaining Of the treatment be-
iYiG rendered him and makes futile
charges against the republican party
and his opponent. Instead of talking
things that would inspire confidence he
has been content to play the role of a
common scold and to complain because
he is not received with open arms by
the people wherever he goes.
Every rumOr apparently which he
hears rejecting upon his opponent in
the republican party he adopts and pre-.
sents as an argument to advance his
cause and to denounce the opposition.
II there was nothing involved in the
campaign except the choosing between
the conduct OF the two candidates it
would not be surprising for Senator
Harding to have the majority. but this
campaign means more than a choice be-
tween two men; 1t involevs the chOos-
ing between two policies which shall
govern in the management of the at
fairs for the best interests Of the coun.
try for the next four years. j
The doctrines of the two great politt
cal parties in this country are as differ.
ent as light and darkness. b The effect
Of the policies when enforced must be
within knowledge of the fairly intelli-
gent and fair minded people. It does
not require mind of keenest recollec.
ton to recallthe dark and gloomy ex-
periences the country experienced dur
ing the enforcement of the democratic
policies prior to McKinley's election.
We all remember how discouraging
hHO WSdPPoHAIH6 tHo IiHAcS "ciS uuA
ing the last administration belore NC.
Kinley's election and on the other hand
we can recall a speedy return to pros
perity after McKinleys Inauguration in
1897 and before the expiration Of his
term the universal revival of business
throughout the country and from an
army of wage earners walking the
streets and begging for bread We had
millions az ,laboring men mainta ming
their homes and families with apparenf
afflnence and contentment
!. senator Harding il able to raise the
curtain and TO enable the people to look
forward to a time wliep prosperity viii
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to express our heartfelt
thanks to all who helped to care for our
beloved wife and mother during her
last Illness Also for the beautiful for
al offerings. Peter Meggers
4. = and Children
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FoR SALE

4 FOR SALE-FORDSON TRACTOR
In good mechanical condition, with OH
ver two bottom pillow. Inquire at the
Denison Auto company 35.tf
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WANTED

WANTED TO TRADE A. TITAN
tractor with piows. in good working or.
der, for a. :Fordson tractor. Lewis AR.
Bate, Lake View, Iowa. 39-2t
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FOR SALE-FRESH HONEY, Elk.
tracted and in comb, at Fred Wiemer's.
East Prospect st. e. @ 2S.tf
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WHEN YOU WANT HUsKING
gloves and mitts. we can supply you
with the very best at q reasonable
price. kraft-Kiel & Co., Denison. 38-2t
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CLERKS, (MEN, WOMEN) over II
for postal mail service. $1S5 month. Elk.
aminations September, october. Expe,
rience unnecessary. For free particu.
lars write r. Terry, former civil ser.
vice examiner) 1881 Continental Bldg,
Washington, D. G. ,Fs 3S-2tS'
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FOR RENT
NOTICE no BIDDERS

SEATED bids VIII be received at the OF
flee of the county auditor, Denison.
Iowa, until 1880 O'clock b. NJ. Thurs
day, Oct. Z. 1870, for the construction
of steel bridges and approaches. Bids
must be accompanied by certified check
for five (5) per cent of bid. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the Office
of the county engineer after Oct. l,
1920.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Beard of Supervisors,
39-1t Crawford County, Iowa.
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REFEREES SALE OF LAND
Estate of John Cohcannon, Greene
county. Saturday, October 9th. at 2tp.
m; It's acres good land. near $50, 900
Cedar Catholic church, 51s miles west
OF Churdan. Good terms. Write T. d.
Mccartney, Referee, for any particulars.
9sf 39-2t
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FOR SALE-DUROC JERSEY FALL
boars. Edward Steensen, Route s.
lDenison. Iowa. 37.tf
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/ REFEREES SALE OF LAND
Estate of John Concannon, Greene
county. Saturday. October 9Th, at 2 p.
m; 176 acres good land, near $4,000
Cedar Catholic church. S V miles west
Of Churlan. Good terms. Write =. D.
Mccartney fefea any spartieulars.
&. 3951t
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FOR SALE-TWO FIRST CLASS
milk cows, fresh two weeks. Phone
36.A, f 35.tf
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CALL IS AND HAVE YOUR ORDER
booked now for home made kraut in
any quantity Jars called for and de-
livered. 36.tf
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1Na essS88 s%xsN II ~
ro EXCHANGE 0A&AN00AAANSS A1NS - - i
,harse Of twenty-five Cents.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE One TEN ROOM HOUSE
and one seven room house, close in.
inquire at the Review office. 3Sf6tf
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PHELPS FARM LIGHT AND POW.
er systems installed by A. III. Collier,
Manila, Iowa. 21.tf
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E WANTED - COMPETENT GIRL
for geenral house work. Make applica
ton to- the Review. 39.1t
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WANTED GIRL FOR HOUSE
work, or elderly lady. Two in family.
Apply in person. Mrs, VIM. Short, 2O4
Court street. 10 i, 39.lt
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: NEW YORK LAND

ALFALFA AND GRAIN FARM. lat
acres black loan soil. smooth and level.
plet set buildings. ;41 per acre. Part
cash. Other bargains in fruit. grain.
dairy farms. List sent free. Hustled
Farm Agency, Stamford, New York.
23.2et$
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q FOR SALE-uSED CASE TRACTOR
with three bottom pillow. In good con.
dition. Inquire Of VIM. Staller or at
the Bruce Rogers garage on West
Broadway. 36-tf
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SOUTH DAKOTA LANpI

FOR SALE IMPROVED QUAR-.
ter sections; improved half sections:
2 unimproved quarter sections, located
close to Garden City. Clark county, s.
D. Write Barrett Bros. Garden City,
s.. D. l 17;tf,
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FOR sALE-GooD HEATING
stove. Pine 1880. 39-1t
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FOR SALE-32 HEAD OF STEERS,
average weight about 900. Dan Mo-
lony Phone s7-M. ss.1t4'
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~FOR Stakeholder TRACTOR
and three gang plows. In good repair.
Inquire at the Review Office. 35-4t&'
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FOR SALE PUREBRED HAMP.
shire male pigs. $4,000 each, If taken at
once. e. s. Metcalf. 39.2t
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TWO HOUSES FOR, sAI4E-MRs:
A. d. Randall. 3S-tr
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WE'LL IMPROVED IOWA AND
Minnesota corn farms at right prices.
See us first. We buy, sell and exchange.
Allen & Martin, Eagle Grove Iowa.
III 29.1Ot
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FOR sALE-AT oNE.THIRD ITS
original cost, my Cadillac car. Is in
good condition and has been run not to
exceed $4,000 miles, Will give terms
II desired. j also offer for sale my thor
oughly modern home in Denison. Same
has to be seen to be appreciated, both
'As 10 location and interior finish. Terms
lgiSenaif desired. Both car and home
open Tor inspection. E. Gulick, Deni.
son, iowa. .s S7-tf
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FOR sALE-7 ROOM MODERN
house, full lot. with garage. John
Waite. n. NJ. II !. 3Sss .St*
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II FOR SALE A COMBINATION
china closet and sideboard; also sew
eral chairs. John H. Sibbert. Phone
318. 1921
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y USED PIANOS FOR SALE AT
Fast1e's Music House. 34-tf.
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BARGAIN. BOYS HARDWARE DE.
partment: ladies' high grade bicycle
nearly new. 25.t1
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FOR SALE-1sl7 MODEL FORD IN
first class condition. See p. +. Byan,
Vail; iowa. o~38-2t*
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Is FOR SALE--A NEW ALL MODERN
house. seven rooms. Good location. J.
w. Miller, Jr. 37.2t
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WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY ADJ
vertised Talking machines that we
are closing out 1t very low price.
The Corner iJewelry Store. S4.rf.
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USED PIANOS FOR SALE AT
Fastje's Music House. 34.tf.
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FOR sALE-POLAND CHINA MALE
pigs. Enquire OF Clarence McCord.
39.5t&'
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PREVENT HOG CHOLERA BY
disinfecting your premises with KRESO
DIP Cali at SchlumbeAger's Pharma-
cy for pamphlet. 39-2t
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B. CHOICE PUREBRED POLAND
China male pigs for sale. Sired by Col.
Bob. Adrian J,sLally, 3 miles north Of
Manila on the main road between Ma
nilIa and Denison Phone 728.R. ) 39-3t'
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IOWA LAND

IOWA FARM BARGAIN 4,
r One hundred acre improved farm, Is
miles from Des Moines, for $11 ,O00;- Ia
cash, balance s per cent. Speak quick
If you want this. F. T.. Walker, 2200
Military Ave, Omaha, Neb 36.At*
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FOR SALE-FARNfS AND TOWN
property. Also farms in South anf
North Dakota. D. +. Brown, Denison.
Iowa. 25.tf
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one Cent Per Word Each Insertion An Ads Charged
DUsiNEss Briefs

USED PIANOS FOR SALE AT
Fastje's Music House. 34-tf.
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/ FOR sALE-12 BIG TYPE POLAND
China bears. Caisten Bros, three miles
south OF Buck Grove. Phone PIE, Dow
City. es 3S-3tt
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/, FOR SALES. C. BROWN LEG.
horn 'cockerels from prize winning
stock. $500 each or $40 for 6. Leslie
n. Pr9iter, West Side, Iowa. 3S.3t
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4 FOR SALE-A FOUR CYLINDER
Buick and q 6ycylinder REQ. Excellent
bargains. Sibbeft- Reimers Co. 3S-tf
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" ROUEN DUCKS. MALE, FOR SALE
Mrs; Johannes Petersen. J203 Nassau
Street, Denison, Iowa. 3S-3t3'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-10

u also shows the results under the
prdhteering and boarding sections
have been Insignificant compared
with those under the Prohibition pro-
vision. jail sentences have been lib
orally given TO persons found guilty
Of using food or food supplies in the
manufacture OF beverages
Fifty out, OF the 1Os convictions
we're obtained in Kentucky, and 40
OF this so we're under section 15, the
dry portion OF the law.
The total number OF convictions
under section Is we're ~. For profit
eering and boarding the prison penal
ties were light. but for using food
stuffs in liquor they were heavy, one
being for a two years term In the
penitentiary.
The Lever act was approved Aug
10, 1917. II In used In Southern States
to enforce Prohibition. Section 10 is
the weapon against the moonshinor.
II provides that mo foods, fruits.
food materials or feeds shall be used
In the production OF distilled spirits
for beverage purposes" For violating
this act q maximum fine Of $4,000 or
imprisonment OF not more than two
years Is provided.
The convictions in part arc:
In New York-Shapira Candy Com
pany, fined $1,000 under section 4.
profteering in sugar: Herbert II.
Thornton, 800 and sentenced 20 jail
two days, under section 4. sugar;
James Massew, $500. section 4, sugar;
J. Fred Morlack, $500, section Z, coal;
NJ. Albee, $3.50. section 4, coal; Walter
+. Clark, 10 days in iail. section L.
Connecticut-Samuel Tulin, pleaded