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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
TO BUILD SCHOOL "Y'
Ssh,ouC E,iifiCr Planned for lni,ct.
sit, of Oklahoma Association
Ia Near Future.

SPED ial TO The world.
NORMAN March Installation
banquet to new Officers ana cabinet
Nom bers and to retiring officers ot
the University ~ Oklahoma y NJ c.
A. vas given Thursday night at the
Tcop"c house. beginning at : O'Clock
Ouc hundred ana ufty university
students were seated with President
Stratton ~. Brouks Cou,h n Bcu e..
owen ard y. R. wedding ~ the
Oklahoma CITY y. NJ e. \ Plans
were started for the erect on of a
s7o,00U Y. NJ. g. \ bui ding for uni
vcfsity students pr " W rhelan
was t0a@tmaster
The ~alo of the old Y NJ & \
lots. corner OF University boulevard
and Boyd, to the Masous recently
ana the purchase OF % new building
sitN has made possible the launch.
ins. OF q state wldc campaign.
New officers Installed Thursday
riElt were Hovil E. MckoWn. pocns-
ST.. president Archie Wallace, Ant
lars. vice president, waldo Od.n
hmiiv Ark secretary. and John
Montgomery. Norman, treasurer
Rciiring officers and cabinet
members are Forrest DcrrOugh
Hugo. president: Wallace Thcmp-
son. ChickaHha. vice president; Paul
Johnston, Shawnee. secretary; Joe
Benton. Snyrc, treasurer r-Nrl
Brown Ardmore. Fisher Muldrov,
Norman Joseph brandt, Tulsa O.
Hugh NcDcrmcu Duncan. Eigin
Grosct'osc. NauriFa. emory lamp
kin. Uch1tt. Hud ~ r Dougherty.
oklahoma CITY
New cabinet officers are Oriss
Macdonald oklahoma CITY; Guy
Mitchell. Norman, j. II Long, Spiro,
Wendell Long, Oklahoma CitN;
Grady Waun. Norman. and Leo
Waite, oklahoma CITY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
PURE BREEDS GAINING
Youngsters OF PontotuC Are Putting
County on the live
stock Map

Special to The World
ADA Okla. March "a. Thot ron
totoc county is now ono Of the lead
ius counties in tho state in the
breeding of registered cattle ls shown
by ONO OF the records thar are I've
mg made Uumu Mryrtf herd IN
ihr eastern IHrt OF lhc county Is
'fWp. ut suUr uf ,hn ,aui.e
iier.lhud animal, ot the putuWes
iit htV about lau head ot registered
slti. whereas three years ago he
had none. iu fact 10 ie within tho
us. ihrcc years lh0t registered stuff
has boon bred here aud the indus.
NY has grown uy soaps dud bounds.
40 tho live stock show In okla.
hoWd city recently, Joe riddle ~ boy
breeder purchased a young hun
pa} .ug be- fancy price OF $4,000 for
h.u. CurUs Floyd. ruotnrr boN
breeder. bought one for about The
Same amount ltd,ds bun having "a
a-. .f many v.uuugE tu his credit
Hn".a NounEstrrH. who arc stlI ~
their teens, are becoming well known
as Dnttl, ucu, one ut them having
reared winning bull
a a i've stock show ana sale here
recently. scoreH Of registcred ami mails
were on exhibition nuc somo OF thcm
went M fancy prices Tho breeders
many ~ them, have not learned TO
pu' thfi. individuals IN show curd l-
ton. hut most of hcm have.
when one recalls mat three years
uNn thcre were 40 registered auimu's
here nnd now remembers that there
a.c moro than 400 In the coun v he
vii appreciate something Of the way
the cattle Industry IL spreading
Tho banks are encouraslng the bus.
ness and are helping finance any
worthy man who wants To get Into
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
MOVABLE SCHOOL
PROVES SUCCESS
Farmers Take Deep In
terest in Work Of Farm
Demonstrators.
PUREBREDS FAVORED
Girls Want Farm Agent and
Boys to Take Kindly to
Pig Club Idea.

sp.cial 60 the World
PoNCA CITY, Okla. March IA
soven hundred farmers attended,
,hc meetings OF the movable school
ncld throughout KAY county the
ir,s- week, thus proving beyond
doubt the success OF me nndertak
loo IL urOVrd 90 tur county farm
tr,rorstrators however. a "a" NOR,
,nportant thing and mat l' mat
IN" farmers are really Interested.
,.,tu The school met. at The various
nolnts there was no way OF telling
4, advance whether there would he
lOO farmers present or none at all.
Tho movable school was tho idea
81 u =. Markland. dis'rIc. agent OF
fhe Emitted States department of
,erirulturc. who has - counties un-
der his uri-dictoN. tie has be.
rIayrJ fhat some of The ideas used
IN Inc more northern states paru'u-
IrrIy I'm Wisconsin aul Michigan.
would prove beuofiC al .u working
among the farmers in oklahoma
and he decided 10 make tho attempt
In KAY county. and the movable
school was the firs' on the program
10 ho iuauRura 'ed For his assist
ans he had the two Kay county
rarm demonstrator. e. : Meredith
o, ponca City and J. +. Riddell Of
Blackwell
The faculty OF the school moved
rIehi along with the school itself,
using automobiles for transportG
lion. aud the school was in session
four days. ono day each az Kaw
CIV. Kildare. Braman and Tonka-
wa The opening dav was al kaw
,i,v With at least hundred farm
crs present. When convenient. the
faculty members not only talked
la, they gave concentration.
The organization Of livestock
cluh. and improved breeders asso-
ciatiors and the discussion Of how
% s,audardizc the cattle In this
county were prominent features Of
each dav's school An association
was formed at Kaw city ard the
members pledged themselves TO car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
WHISKY KEEPS ON GROWING
Seized liquor MuItipiics Itself and
Oycrflows Ncsslcs.

TOLEDO. March n = Q o r n
whisky that automatica lly multiplies
Itself without loss OF lis original
strength Is being held as evidence in
mo case Of two Hungarians Nicho-
las Evanoff and COLON Koloff. hold
by tho police. When the men were
arrested two one-gallon jugs and a
quart bottle filled with the liquor
were taken and placed IN the police
storeroom.
The custodian found mter that
the bottle had burst, that the corks
had blown from the Jugs and the
liquor was buhbling over the top.
Tho overflow now amounts 20 two
additional gallons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Wool Growers to Meet.

VkI.NTIUMA CITY, MARCH IL
Announcement OF the program Of
the second annual meeting OF tho
Oklahoma State Sheep and Wool
Growers association to be held at
Enid March "a and 25, has been
made bv Ed G.. Dustin. secre-
taiy OF the state market commits
sion. James Harris of Moorewood
president of tho association, will
open tho convention with an ad-
dress Other speakers will be w. A.
Connor, Oklahoma City; Phillip
Lowcry, Saltwater; Or. ". 4. Burn
ley, Oklahoma City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Eiumc Near Famine.

FItME. March I 4 --- Famine
seems to be near this city. No food
has been brought In during the last
three weeks and Italian naval units
convoy all merchant vessels from
Ancona and Venice 50 that further
seizures by the d'Annunzio forces
are impossible. As a consequence
there Is much suffering among tho
moor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

tho game and shows that he knows
something about IL.
Many OF these breeders are plan
uiur to have herd at the state fair
I'M oklahoma City this fan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

~ on the swat the scrub" cam
paign by exchanging scrub cattle
for purebrcd animals. The Kaw
farmers also endorsed a plan to Sc
cure pureblood male for each herd
OF cattle in their district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

presently NATIONAL MUSEUM
WITH EARLY AUTOMOBILE
Second Gasoline Car Ever Manufactured Finds Way
10 Waslingl on-Buill in 1899 and 1893 by Charles
f. Duryea's Single Cylinder Machine.

The National Museum at Washing
ton. ID. c., has just received and
placed on exhibition In tn. arts and
Industries building the second gas
ol!nc automobile designed and con-
strnctcd by Charles T.. Duryen be-
tween September. 1892, and Scpt"in-
Der, 1893. at which latter date Thu"
machine WAS successfully operated.
The acquisition II this most Interest
NE 0bJcct Was maic possible tnr"nS
lac Motor Car Company, of New York
city. Although tn" machine on "N-
hibition Is not the first car made NJ
built between August. 1891. ana sep
,cmbcr. 1892. and successfully opcr-
atcdD. IL IL - duplicate OF II, except IN
having Il MGR" powerful motor and
correspondence heavier and stronger
parts.
Jus, as in the very beginning Of
railroad transportation. the paSsen-
ger coaches used were simply stag"
coaches mounted on wheeled trucks,
SO Duryea's iirst aud second ANTONIO
biicH we're simply converted horse
drawn carriages. the particular styl"
Every part OF the carriage was used
simply adding to IL the engine and
pr"pei!ing and control mcchanlsrns
The motive power Of tho vehicle is
single cylinder. four cycle. water
cooled gasoline engine designed by
Duryca. In" engine, whose piston
rod ANA crank SHAFT are both exposed,
Hes horizontal wItH it's head toward
the rear of the carriage ana the crank
shaft and fywhcci located at the CEN
ter OF the vehicle below tho seat.
The rnE!n. * fred by make and
break spark. Il pin attached TO the
center OF the piston mead striking a
p!votci arm. which in tG-n is IN con-
tack with AN insulated connection
through the cylindcr- head 10 IA"
sou5ec OF the electric currcn; CIr?
hatt"rI"sI IN" CarburctOr il Of TIL.
spray typr. bun without "a float such
rs Is generally used today. and fuel
was fed into IN. iloat chamber ~ a
rate which would give maximum pow
or at tn" desired speed. tn" motor
being operated at "a constant speed.
a gasoline engine could not t.. ,hrot-
led. There - ar overflow line In
his so-calloi carbure'Or. SO chat II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Ia" speed of tn. engine slowed down.
ia" "Nccss gasoline would iiow out
into tank below from which IL
Icnin D. returned !" The supply tank
ing crank projected at the rear paral-
.cI TO tn" "ngiu. "yliud"r ana turned
th' crank smart by engaging "a pair
O.! b.vci gears on ;hc upper face of
the :ywhrcl
Attached to the center of the under
-" .! ~" iiyNn""l is = h"v.l gear
"h!ch cnGagcs Two gears on "a hOri-
"phI"i Shait Through small friction
clutches. thia horizontal motion is
transferred through rawhidc gears
70 u jack SHAFT. at the ends Of which
ar" small srrOckct wheels. which are
connected by bicycle chains IL laru"
sidc OF tn" spokcs OF the rear wheels
~ IN" carriage. In addition. on this
ldc,s shaft. there Is a small diTeren-
'.al enclosed in "a hOus&Gg. being all
icr"ut!al Their. are TWO clutches at
lhchcd 20 the main driving shaft. one
Tor forward motion. and one for re-
verse. The! are controlled by an up
ana dowu motion OF the steering,
tillcr. through wires over pu,icys
controlling - Gliding cam, which en-
Gnscs and hiscngag.s the clutches.
The steering mechanism is OF the
iiif"r type. til" left and Right motion
being transferred through "a radius
rod To "C"-;ypc steering knuci.Ios.
The pivot line of these knucklcs in
i'rcentS the plane o. the wheels at
the ground. feature which j. still
found IN tn" designs Of modern nu-
toUObilcs. The whole power plan;
!ssssuDpprtcd on a chassis, the rear
md OF which is held by Two rods at
;hchcd to :he cNtrcmiti"s Of tn. rear
axle ana the forward "ul supported
at It single point on tn" front axle.
forming e sort of pivot and result
in; really In a thrcc-pOiut suspcn-
Sion.
THIS machine was used nbOu;
Springfield during the winter Of 1893
ANA spring OF 1891. and. In the mean
time. another machin. was being,
huiit--thts one to b" "a r.a! autoiuo-
bile. This third machine WIS run
nirr late ia 1925 and won tE. first
american automobile race. Thanks
OWN. hAH. AAa. ~ ChLcnrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Full Text OF Court Findings

an" oh% me ~
Oh 'hc verge OF IT, Counsel for the
opportunity present such application
me court theeupon
morning Neither the plaintiff
nave telegram from the counsel,
Tor trial Please
II IT.
ms the
me court would then satisfied
porthH TO get INTO the
immediate trial the
failure OF the plaintiff to avail himself Of application for
me appointment OF Receiver TO
ry am lea to believe that somebody guilty sharp practice in
nS to LAWYERS
en mlSed b! the information received It would be-
WIN hesitation that
he pa' OF any improperly misconduct sought and
Drought about the enactment legislation
was round mat sccnng and designing is POM
me same CRIME under the laws of Ohio file ncition
c SFoSSt perfectly
10" me OF the
just as much OF crime law on
our criminal code to this that the Court youi
firmly discipline himself any s dosinn
or scheme II the Bar Association through
ut T." look attention
al inns bar without
the clemmg
allegations OF fraud deceit and minanagement
true would then
that the scvcrcst of discipline
have said all stands d;sn,;soa
(Signctl) MANUEL LEVINE
Pleas Corr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
FIND MOTOR SALES
| IRE ENCOURAGING
~. Z. AhdcrtOn, Iiupp Distributor,
Talks OF General
Dut lpnG

one can't discuss present condi-
irons IN the automobile industry with
Nu' DISCUSSING present conditions in,
an ines OF business. says T.. G. An
d"rtoh. president; Andcrton Auto local
uisIr'ct 81 IN" liupp Motor CuCrs
pi. contrary Ia some people 5
o'!lei. the INDUSTRY has not been the
victim OF special circumstances. nor
mas II been affected in ways peculiar
To itself. But the future is not So
complicated business is getting
h'ttcr every day. in spite of the fact
mat winter weather is upon us. Next
month looks even better than thi!
month Nor can we see anything hut
Improvement as far ahead as We car
look Spring. To my mind is NOR,
man hheiy To bring with it the same
Old race between demand and supply
"iih demand far in the lead.
Nv nat about prices? No ono car
i"rete!! with certainty. Some pro
auction costs are going down. /,
timc enough OF them Will have gon.
| down to make apprcciahlc and lcgi,i
mate price reductions possible Thi,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
CONNECT BY WIRELESS
string of North Carolina. Virginia
Cotton Mills HrinS Brought in
IluSiurSS Touch.

LNNCIiHUECi. w. Dec. 4.-Thc
Consolidated Textile Corporation.
whose home office Is in Greensboro,
y. e.. with branch manufacturing
niants in this cts and at Raleigh,
Huntington and TWO other points in
North Carolina. has cstahl ishcd = re-
rciving and sending wireless station
i'm Greensboro and set UP receiving
stations here. in Raleigh and in Bur
linCton.
The corporation has six cotton
mills in operation in this territory
besides the plants at Greensboro, ana
II is pronoscd to suon have wireless
stations set up nj all Of them. The
wireless apparatus ~'as set and put
in operation by an cmpioyc of the
company who served with the Amer
;can army in France. and learned all
ahou; wireless topography while so
doing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
HAVANA HAS no SPEED
LIMIT FOR ITS TAXlCABS
Eight Thousand For,is Gerry Pn-scn-
gers In Cit, la Nile Circle
fnr 80 Cents.

Havana, Cuba. claims tho dis;inc-
ton OF having solved the problem or
cheap transportation more satisfac-
toriIy than any other city
Operating within territory whose
radius is little greater than a mile.
s. 600 Ford automobiles carry one or
two persons between any two points
in the circle for 90 cents Under
no speed Limitations, thc drivers are
loft TO their own fate. .usning back
and forth through the streets, but
their feet and hands have become
50 highly developed that they can
swerVc out of one amothcr's way
more adrpt!y than can he imggined.
Besides cuban upholster"rS have
transformed the Ford. Mahogany
replaces the metal OF the tOnnoau,
whipcurL for III. BODY upholstery,
fancy carpet for the floor. ana many
coiored leather for the seats. In Il
single car may be seen FIVE or six
different shades of leather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
No. 1S449S.
Nov. 30, 1920.

lhe alleges
OF the affairs Of The Tempar Motors Corporations upon these
grounds mentioned plaintiff
take over the business OF the defendant
OF the defendant
by force OF winch every material allegation contained PLAINTIFFS
on Nov
The Court directed
that
This heard
I W. Wilson, plaintiff this
immediately and set the down for trial morning
ground Tor Court should
any person to make such serious allegations PLAINTIFFS
petition and let the
II be Fraud
and msmanagcment and that the
petition filed Court then
The petition by application for the appointment
OF general knowledge
filed tins Court take their natural numerical order would
at least before the could
entirely within of of
make allegations
and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
FORDSON TRACTOR MAKES
RECORD RUIZ OF 40 DAYS
Turns 0IO Acres without Rcpuir-.
stopping Only for Gnsoi.nr
and Oil.

Stopping only Cor gasoline and oil.
fordspn tractor. owned by y. kor-
pua. OF I.udd"n, Dickcy County. North
Dakota. recently completed :; record
run OF Iorty days Thrc" operators
were assigned To tn" tractor. each
working an eI.ht-hour shift. ana
thus keeping tn" tractor IN opera
ton twGuty-cour hours day. Nine
hundred acres were plOwed without
one minutes stop for repairs says
the affidavit received by the Ford
Company from the FDrdson owner.
The tractor was purchased during
the summer OF 1919. In the spring
OF 1870 korpua began his blowing
and had already turned 200 acres be-
fore he conceived the idea Of work =
Ing Inc trnrtnr d. mn niEht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Sparks From Molorland

r.. H. iIus!sh. of TIA" Washington.
J.. C., branch o. tho Ford Motor Com
pauy. was a recent visitor 20 lt.cn-
in"nd and called on Universal Motor
Company Inc, klrkmycr Motor Com
pauy AND Richmond Motor Company,
Inc.
new company has been formed
under the nam" Of Richmond Kline
Co. Inc. located a. BIS West broad
street 10 handle the Kline car for
Richmond mnl adjacent territory.
J.. W Haz"lw"od Of Baltimore. rop-
r-Scn;IuE the Samson Tractor COM q
vIiiy. IrueSViilc. WIS. WAS in Ilrh =
uonh last week
Announcement, j. made O m ei"e.
tiDu OF Joseph & weston hs president
Ruhher Coinpay. Inc Following q
meeting oi III" board - directors. Sat
urday. November - Horace peI.iSS or,
chairman Of IN" board. made N" an
nounccncut OF Mr. Wcsion's dEAnce-
mont
T. \. cook. known AS "poc" cook.
associated with .hlspp Mn'or Company
FOR ia" pas s'v"n years has "n.ncn
Broad Street
Guy pcTouF, Of 'be sales dep?rt.
m.ut Of tn" Maxwell -Chglm"-s Mo.
>'or Corporation, Detroit mas =. rScgn,
ton, local distributors
The canton blackstone Company. Of
YOUNGSTOWN. OhiO,' announces !, re
ducticn In prices ON its line % b.ack-
stone fabric and Canton cord tires.
H. !. Woodward sales manager.
states tina, tn. substantial reductions
arc to cake effect at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
MAKING AN EARLY START

RALEIGH. y. G., Doc. i-lI.riot
clarkson. chairman 90 the committee
appointed hy the Ciilzens' Highway
Association 10 draft Statewide.
bill for hard-surfac"i roads. has
called a meeting OF tho committee to
b" held In this city ncxi Tuesday.
December :.
Tho commlt,e. viii probably D.. in
session ni! ot mkt week as II is nm
d"fstood mat they purpose 10 com
plvt" IA" biz AT this meeting so that
y VIII be ready In ample time ~,
IN" y'hSid"Tation OF tn" Legislature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

is' inevitable. but caa't see how IL
can happen before next summer. il
then. In the meantime. slight saw
ings in production costs viii be- re-
ilccted In increasing values in the
product. That process has already
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
work 10 Commcrcc mt Radford.

EAST RADFORD. VA. Dec. i.-'rhc
Radford Improvement Co. of. which
@. y. Sullivan is general manager
and which proposes to develop its
recent purchase of 225 acres of SUI
burban land. plans to commence at
an early date the grading of streets
through the tract, the construction
Of sidewalks and the sewcring of
tho property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Electric headlights we're Installed.
operators were obtained, and with
no further special preparations. the
it'll" Fordson entered upon what
turned out to be record run for
endurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

After all. value received. and not
price. is the only thing the wise buyer
cares ABOUT ne can get that today
If he is just a little wiser than his
fellows. and he Will enjoy somcthin.:
over the man who waits for some
thing tina; in all probability will not
harpNm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Poles Blow Tn oil Plant.

LONDON. Nov. 27.-Thc Hambur
ger Frcmdenblatt states today that
an oil mandatory at Neudorf has
been blown UP by the Poles, says
the Central News Hamburg cores
spondcnt. Many officials engaged in
. arranging the plcbcscitc In Silcsia
are reported 20 have been killed. the
newSDaDcr SAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
FIVE
plnn llnx srn,,t rroon.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Dec. 4.-plana
are being made here by Scout Exec,i-
tive iiimmels5ach for the organisS-
ton of Boy Scout troops In Vest
minister Presbyterian. Court Street
Methodist and College Hin Baptist
! Churches. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
One Bank n. Strong. n, Two.

ROANOKE. VA, Dec. 4.--Tho con-
solidation OF the Colonial Bank OF
Ronnoke under the name of the CO.
lonlnl National Bank, hns boon COM
Frlcted \ and the new banking shouge
sssoo ss egg th capital stask et
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
STATE OF OHIO.
COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
j. w. Wilson,
LEVINE, J.

The Templar Motors Corporation,
Defendant.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-08
LAW
MO|STENED
BY COURT
RULING
Booze Acquired for Personal
Use May Be Stored Away
From Home Supreme Court.
Decides in Appeal Case.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-ALiduor
lawfully ACQUIRED by a person for his
personal use may be stored IN g
place other than his home, under .
ruling today of the supreme court
The courts decision was on On APP.
peal brought by William G. Street
OF New York, from lower court de-
crees refusing an injunction prohibits
ing federal prohibition officers from
seizing liquor which he had stored
In a room leased from safe deposit
company. The court declared con-,
gress did not intend 70 prohibit such
storage when the liquor was LAWFUL
ly acquired for a lawful purpose.
Justice Clarke also held that the
transportation OF lawfully 4acquired
liquor from a warehouse to the home
of the owner did not constitutes
"transportation. within the meaning
of the enforcement act,
The decision was rendered by As
sociate Justice Clark The lower
court In npholding the portion w
prohibiting storage except m the
home, held that congress, Under the
police power delegated by the pro-
hibition amendment had authority 20
prohibit any transportation OF lia1
uors and that in order to reduce the
necessity for transportation u y
minimum 1t had the power 10 legiwr
late as to the places where Liquor
might lawfully be possessed.