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Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24

performed at six O'Clock in the
presence Of Mrs. W. C. Taylor,
mother Of the bride, Mr. and Mrs
S. j. Hoskin, parents of the bride
groom, and Mrs. Konkel. The
young couple left for Denver by
way of Burlington that evening
They will spend a few days IN
Denver and nearby points and
visit at Seaalia and Castle Rock,
the grOoms former home. The
Best wishes of the Waterviiie
Community are extended to NJ.
ard Girs. Hoskin.
The W. c. Taylor family spent
Sunday at Hoskin's.
Vern Hill and son took dinner
at Harry Hills Sunday
Paul Such and, wa are sorry TO
relate. has had a re! psc and is
very i'll, supposedly with typhoid
fever We hope he will soon be
on the road to recovery,
James Alexander started to
school again Monday, FOR the first
time since his operation.
Mr., nd Mrs, Warrington and
family spent SUNDAY at Harry
GahaQan's.
The Hird family were enter
tained at the Kennedy home Sun
day. ..-.
Le!a al. - ~ he week end
ct home.
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
Passed To The Great Beyond
Gil vert Carl HEREFORD. eldest

Gil vert Carl HEREFORD, eldest
son of Perry C. and Lille NJ.
HEREFORD. was born August IL,
1898. at Rutiedge Mo H e NOV
ed with his parents from Missouri
to South Dakota, when he was
8 wears old. He resided there
until he was about Is years old
the he went to Iowa. He lived
in iowa until about a year ago.
when be came to Colorado to
MAKE his home.
lie united with the Presbyter-
ian Faith, Nov. 2lst
He WIS taken i'll with measles
and Paeumonia, Monday evening
February 9Th and died Thursday
the 9ih at the age Of 22 years 6
months aud 10 days. He leaves
to mourn his Death his mother,
J. A. Stamper Of Arapahoe. one
brother Rupert Wilson of Read
ing California, Two sisters, Mira
and Bessie Nav. Funeral Ser
vices were held Friday Feb. 10th
at the Presbyterian Chapple and
conducted by Rev Eadie. The
body was laid to rest in the Ara
pahoe Cemetary 10 wait the sum
mons Of the Master on the last
Great Day
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
Methodist Church Notes

The Cabinet of the Young Peo-
pies Society is to NEE. after choir
practice Friday, March 4th. Each
officer please be present.
The official board meets next
week, Saturday March 9th, at 10
A. M. Stewart kindly be pre-
pared.
Pastor Konkel reports an off
ering OF $40 for China Femme
Sufferers which was sent to head
quarters in New York Monday.
This will be Immediately cabled
to the field.
Mr.. William Hoskin and Miss
Faye Taylor stole q march on
their friends Sunday evening Feb
10Th. by going quietly to the
Parsonage and being married.
The young couple left immedi.
ately for Burlington where they
expavt 20 catch y train for Den.
yer. We wish these young peo-
pie a long and hsppy welded life
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
+. CARD OF THANK S.

We wish to thank the many
friends and neighbors for their
Kindness and help through the
illness and death OF our Son and
Brother.
Mrs. j. A. Stanpsr, Mr.. Rupert
Heryf0ra. Misses Bessie and
Marie Hcry ford.
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
A. Gauschler, Owz
BEN BROWN. Auct j. E HAYES {.

Mr.. ] A Jenkins is still wear
ing that lonesome look, as his
better-haII has not returned
home yr, Mrs. Jenkins moth
er has reg .ined her health again
and nox Mrs. Jenkins is visiting
other relatives before her returs
home
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24

Wori has just been received
from the Lyceum headquarters
that DR.. William RAIDER will be
unable to appear for the lecture
March End as advertised on the
sheet but that an equally good
man has bsen secured in DR..
Friedrich Wood to fill the vacan-
cy.
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
CHEYENNE WELLS CO.. CERT BAND


DR.. Dale Wood will. appear at
the fourth number of the Lect-
ure course in a lecture. The
places where he has appeared
give high testimony to his work.
1t will be strong number, if we
are to judge by their words of
praise.
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
PROPOSAL

Sealed bids will be received by tn i,
county clerk and Recorder of Chey-
enne county Colo, Ut Cheyenne Wells,
ON or before March 8, s2l, 70 the
construction OF dirt fills to the ap-
across Horse Creek, on state highway
No. 32. ut Kit Carson, Cheyenne coun-
ty, Colo. E Fl Akerly, Co Clerk.
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
IiIGHSUiiOOL NOTES.

FreGrick Dale Wood will at
pear 10 The liith, numper of the
High Scboo! Lyceum Wednesday
evening March 2nd, at the hi h
School Auditorium DR.. Wm.
RAIDER was scheduled for this
date but Mr.. Wood is taking his
+piace MIR. Wood Is equally IS
good rs Dr. RAIDER and is a veit-
eran Of established reputation.
Mr.. Wood is fluent speaker and
keeps MS audience in an attent-
i've mood TIN cughout his dis
course. This promises to be one
OF the most worthwhile number
which the Lyceum is Offering.
Last Wednesday, Feb. 10th,
the G. G. Il. S. team went to
Burlington for return game
with that team. Although the
boys did their best they were uu-
able to overcome the Burlington
team, losing by score of 27 to Is
Word has been received that
Theodore Williams, Il former stu
dent of G. C.. II. S. has caught
the popular disease, entitled
"Mumps'
Miss Faye Taylor. a former G.,
G. Fl. S. was married to Mr..
Wiiiiam Hoskip. Sunday evening
and left for Burlington, at which
place they took the train for
Denver.
The High school students are
taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity of seeing the famous ac-
tress Mary Pickford in Polly
anna.
Miss Esther Taylor. who was
injured in an automobile accident
has almost recovered and has re-
turned to her school work again
Monday.
Last Wednesday in Assembly
Mr.. Walters. who represented
the Underwood Typewriter Conn.,
pany. gave a very interesting
talk on the number of type
writer's in use today. and some
other interesting facts about
typewriters.
Paul Suchland who was taken
seriously i'll last Monday after
noon is reported very much bet
ter at this writing.
Last Wednesday evening after
the High school game was played
an interesting game occurred be-
tween the Cheyenne Wells town
team and the Burlington town
team The result was a victory
n.~-vsA.~ -
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
The play given at the l o o

The play given at the l o o
F. hall last evening was s,,.-
cess in every particular, the ha J
being well filled. and the pe.,p-..
listened to u we'll arranged .,
gram. The parts were well r.;
dered by all. land the audience.
felt well repaid ofor their eve,-
ipgs entertainment. The te-.cs.
ers deserve much credit for Their
untirin9 efforts in trying to maze
this play such o success.
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
WATERvlLLE NEWS

w "A H1S L 1DAL WI W ~
Married February 10th. at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev.
konks3. Alta Fay Taylor and w.
J. Hoskin. The cermony was
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24
NEEi8ER ClLN2LD0 Editorial ASSOCIATION
FOR SALE OR TRADE
C. T. BoGERr. Owner and Publisher

Draft Stallion, having kept this
stallion ia one location for five
years, have plenty young stuff
to show what iijnd of breeder he
IS. Come and see him OF address
Emery Petty,
4S If Arapahoe Colo
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24

Mr.. Birken. of the McN'>r
Land Co. who has been visiting
in Minnesota and other points
has returned 10 Cheyenne Wells.
Cheyenne record., 1921-02-24

a goodly number O.
zehs headed by tn.
Wells Cornet Band. "
!y Kansas. Tuesda.
roads movement. T.
as ',eing well enterta.
cit:3ens OF Oakly and
ed that they will VIC
Junction with US to g.
High way on the map
as City to Denver ant
For subscriptions I
Esenig Pcsr, Ladies
eai and Country Gen
E. Nicholson at NJ
Shop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
GIRL FRIENDS
DEFEND MARIAN
Appear in the Kaber Murder
Trial as Witnesses in Be-
half of Miss McArdlc.

Cleveland. Oct THE defense in tho
rst degree murder trial OF Marian Nc
Ardle, co. charged with the murder OF
Daniel Kaber. her stepfather, began its
eight late today in her behalf
The state completed its case with the
testimony OF Miss Anna Baehr, school
chum Of Miss McArdle. who, ut tho re-
quest OF Marian, spent the night Of the
tragedy with her In the kaber home.
Miss Baehr's testimony related to the
actions OF Miss McArdle when they
were informed that Kabet had been
stabbed to death.
Shortly after testifying for the state.
Miss Baehr was called TO the witness
stand to testify as a character witness
for Miss McArdle,
The court room was crowded this ar
ternoon with school girl friends Of Miss
McArdls. who has been asked to appear
to give moral support to tho defendant.
Ton of them testified Is character wit
nesses. e
mem ~ 's sass:s ~ ss$
nectiSn with ISnbtr'f death, was thS
principal witness at. the morning SEE
sion. She vas under cross Examination
hy counsel for tho defense for nearly
two hours. but stuck TO her testimony
Of yesterday.
Court adjourned until Monday when
tho defense expects to ciose the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

Washington Oct. I.-Amendments 70
rho pending tax revision bill. agreed
20 BY Republican leaders In tho senate.
were made public to-day. formally IN
advance Of their consideration to-mor-
row by majority members OF the finance
committee. They would provide Tor
A maximum surtax rate OF 30 percent
on that part Of incomes In excess or
5000. 900. In lieu OF tho committee plan
for 4 80 percent maximum on the excess
over $4,000.
Repeal Of the express. freight. pas
scnEsr and Pullman transportation tax
cs. effective at tho passage OF tho ollis'
An increase from $2.c0 To 81 a gallon
In tho tax on distilled spirits produced
imported or withdrawn from bond Tor
use for Industrial or other purposes
Restoration Of tho capital stock tax
Of 81. on each 1000 OF Invested capital.
Repeal OF the excuses on sport goods
chewing gum. perfumes. essences. too'h
and mouth washes and pastes. denti-
trices toilet powders AMI soap and soap
powders and other miscellaneous taxes
sufficient to make up cut or *1i'ooo.-
coo annually.
Elimination Of the proposed tax on
hotel accommodations.
Reduction In tho tax on candy 10 three
percent with the elimination OF the COM
mittee proposal for a ten percent tax on
candy selling a. wholesale more than
40 cents a pound.
While repeal of tho $4,000 exemption
allowed corporations IS not included In
the program as announced. leaders we're
endeavoring tonight TO work out a plan
which would protect small corporations
and al the same time remove tho eSemr-
ton from large corporations. The sug-
gestion meeting with tho most favor
was to allow the exemption In the case
OF the corporations having net incomes
OF less than 100000 or $4,000.
Opposition TO the proposed increase IN
tho surtax rates developed to-day among
a group Of sena tors from eastern states.
and they were understood n be prenar-
ing 10 wage an active night against q
nifty percent maximum. There also was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
GOVERNOR MORGAN TAKES EXCEPTION TO THE
ACTION IN ROBB CASE BY INDIANA GOVERNOR

Charleston. W. Va. Oct THE charge
on which David Robb. Of Indianapolis.
an international organizer Of tho Cniteo
Mine Workers Of America. was indicted
by a grand jury Is Mlneo county was
entirely foreign 10 the offenses TOT
which he was deported" from this state
upon order ot the state authorities. Gov
ernor F.. F. Morgan advises Governor
Warren T. McCray, OF Indiana. In let
ter sent the Indiana executive today
Governor Morgan says he infers that
the governor OF Indiana was led to be-
1i.ve that Mr.. Rohb has been denorted
from West Virginia on account or his
With the commission OF the
offense for which he was indicted. He
calls attention to the fact that Rooo
was indicted several weeks after he left
tho state.
In making public his letter to Cover
nor McCray Governor Morgan Also gives
for duplication the letter he received
from the Indiana governor yesterday In
which Governor Morgan's requisition for
the return Of Robb to this state for trial
In Minso county was refused.
MoCrSy 70 Norraa
Tho letter to Governor Morgan from
Governor McCray. dated October 8. fol-
lows:
IT hav, this day granted a hearing In
tho matter OF your requisltfon for tho
return OF ono David Robb. an alleged
fugitive from Justice. to the state OF
West Virginia. who stands charged with
tho crime OF murder committed In the
county Of Minso. West Virginia.
After hearing the evidence presented
am inclined to the opinion that whore
one u dsportsd from . state on order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
IN
CONFESSION Of
FAKE HOLD-UP

philadelphia. Pa. Oct. s.-Andrew 3.
Detwiler. an assistant disbursing officer
for the United States Shipping Board.
who had claimed no was old IN and
robbed OF $4,000 by bandi last Tues
day, confessed tonight that he and his
assistant had stolen the money them-
selves, and hatched UP the robbery Of
r,ory 10 cover their deed. according to
the police.
A. Franklin Hoover. the assistant
named by Detwller a. his accomplice
va, arrested later. and Is alleged by tho
police have confessed his guilt Ia tho
theft.
Hoover and ne'wiler according 70 tho
polica story ~ their confession. took
50 900 from the shipping boards funds
and played the races. After losing tho
entire amount they are alleged to have
hit upon the robSer story TO cover tho
decrepancy In their accounts.
Tu,sday afternoon Detwtler started
for Hog island shipyard 20 pay of port
crows on eighty six vessels tied up there
An hour later he notified the police he
had been hold up on n lonely road by
three bandits and robbed OF the pay
roll moneg.
When taken to the scene Of the sup
posed holdup ana asked to describe tho
afrair. petwiller IL said TO have told con
\nictinE stories and then broke down and
confessed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
NJ T, STATE CONFERENCE LAYMEN
SEEK EQUALITY WITH MINISTERS

Charleston. W. Va, Oct. 7.-Governor
f. r. Morgan. in addressing the West
Virginia conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church during "iaynen's
night" raid that church people arc
mora active In law enactment than in
law enforcement" He added that 'tf
enforcement officials Of Vert Virginia
had the support Of I'll members Of reli-
gious denominations there would he no
trouble about enforcement Of all the
laws on the statute books"
lie discussed the recent armed march
Of men In the southern counties Of the
state declared his belief in capital pun
ishmert and asserted that ''th" nrohihi-
ton enforcement laws are achieving tho
purpose for which they were intended"
In this state.
Tho special lay electoral meeting held
today passed upon three proposed amend
mont to the laws Of the church In this
country in accordance With like votes
being recorded this year In every con-
ference affiliated with the general con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. The general conference will be
governed by tho total vote OF all the lay
men In the country II is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
SIMON s. BAKER
PRES. Of ". & J.
Associate Superintendent OF
Pittsburgh Schools Tenn
poray Head Of
College.

Washington. Oct. Simon Stroues
Baker. associate superintendent Of the
Pittsburgh schools to-day was appoint
ed as acting president OF Washington
and Jefferson college by the board or
trustees. He will iii temporarily the
vacancy caused by the death OF DR.. Sam.
uel Charlie Black. whose death occurred
at Denver last July.
Mr.. Baker will assume his duties
October II. having been granted leave
Of absence from the Pittsburgh schools,
the board announced.
Mr. Baker Is \ graduate OF Washing
and jefferson. having received a degree
OF Bachelor OF Science in 1883" and later
the degree OF Master Of Science. He
has been engaged In educational work
since his graduation. &C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Fine Showing for the
Wheeling District Of
N. f, Church Is Made

Special Dispatch to The Tntelligencer.
Charleston, w. Va. Oct - Reports
10 tho Methodist Episcopal church coz
ference hero show that among districts
which have made great progress during
tho last year Is the Wheeling district
Of which Rev. G. Fred Anderson Is su-
rerintendent. and tho future prospects
are very encouraging In tho northern
Panhandle
In his annual report Rev. Anderson
said the Wheeling district has Just
closed it's best year during the admin
IstratIon Of the present superintendent
There was an increase Of more than
$4,000 In the amount paid 70 pastors OF
the district. and In several or the
churches the Indebtedness has been paid
or this year. and At the present time
there 1. hut ono church In the entire
district which has any d"ht. This church
owes only few hundred dollars.
"Our church property Is, now valued
al = million and quarter dollars. SUI
perintendcnt Anderson told the confer.
eace today. "and our parsonage prop
erty Is valued at two hundred thou
sand.
This has been the hest wear for the
district in the increase In 4
shin. the net incr"agn ncug almost one
thousand. II has also been tho hest
wear for organizations within N" church.
This Is particularly true rf the Sunday
schools. the Epworth league and the
two women's missionary societies.
centenary. which Is tho BENEVOLENT
branch Of the church. will amount to
nifty thousand or NOR" In the district.
bringing the total henerolenccs TO
sl25.O0 or more.
Extensive additions have been made
tn tho Fourth street church, Wheeling.
and Calvary church. Moundsville Ad-
ditinns arc now In progress at the New
MartinsN lille church.
"E;yeryth'ng considered. 7 am hiSr!y
pleased with the result OF the yea
work"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

OF the governor, after . crime has 6eoA,
committed. which has been the subject.
OF grand jury Investigation, and at the
time Of deportation the circumstances
OF the crime and the supposed conn6o
ton OF tho party deported are generally
known by the administrative officers
charged with the enforcement Of the
laws. II cannot be said that such psrsoa
has fed from the state within the men.
ing Of the extradition laws.
I cannot, therefore. in view Of the
evidence presented. grant the reauisitieR
for tho return Of said Robb to your
state
Morgan 70 Roorsy
Governor Morean's letter in reply
dated today follows:
II am In receipt Of your esteemed
favor Of October 9Th, advising Of you1
refusal to honor the requlsitton for the
return Of David Robb to West virstAIA
recently indicted in the circuit court
Of MnRo county on the charge Of muir
der.
From your letter. I infer that you
we're led to believe that Mr.. Robo has
been deported from West Virginia On
account Of his connection with the cen.
mission Of the offense for which he WAe
indicted. and desire to advise that the
crime for which he was indicted was
entirely foreign 10 the oRensss Tor
which he was deported. He vas COMMITS
In the MinEo county jail for violating
certain provisions Of the martial law
procla ma ton In effect Ia 0lA eoOAty
and. on his promise 70 lssSS ~ sestA
was release and several VeoAS tAiefr
sitter vas indicted for he sstns p1eyo
stated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Japanese Proposal Not
Acceptable TO China

Picking, Oct. THE text OF Chinas
reply to the proposals Of the japanese
government concerning a settlement OF
tho Shantuns controversy was made
rublic today. 1t declares that Japan
has advanced no Plan for settlement
which Is fundamentally acceptable TO
tho Chinese government and people and
that tho Chinese government feels that
there Is much In the new proposals
still incompatible with the Chinese
governments repeated declarations. the
chinese PEOPLES hopes and aspirations
and the principles laid down In Ch!nsss
treaties with foreign powers"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08

Police Patroman Albert Reed Of the Bridgeport Oho police
force wounded in the foot and Italian giving the Of
Dominique Canque of Center Wheeling shot twice by the
gun battle Lincoln avenue, Bridgeport
midnight.
who gives the Of Paul Bowen OF Stop
oha held in the Bridgeport JAIL and search is
for third man. who made his while Canjique and Officer
Reed engaged in their duel.
Canque Bowen and the escaped according telephone
from Sheriff Dick Lynch ST. Cas suspected Of
having staged holdup last night at Morristown Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
BLOCKED DETROIT STREET WITH TWO AUIOMO-
BILES AND PLUNDERED POSTAL TRUCK CARRY
ING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS RECEIPTS FROM
RACE TRACK-MAKEG GOD THEIR ESCAPE.

Detroit Mich -Twentysi six mail pouches three of which
contained registered mail taken from mall wagon late oa
bv four men who held up the driver William McCaue the
posocc The mail being brought Eere from Windsor Ontario
registered pouches contained packages of currency and the
receipts at the kenilworths track at Windsor.
PoStoce officials engaged in checking their records with Cana,
officials said the value OF the registered mail probably would
amount than 100000.
McCaue Canadian government had just driven
off the ferry and turned into Jefferson when
pulled ahead of him and four commanded him
leave his wagon of the bandits took the driver to nearby
alley guarded him while the mail being transferred to
automobile
Toledo o. Fifteen under the command OF Police
Captain Schroeder all armed with shotguns and rifles guarding
leading Toledo and Detroit in hope of capturing the
four men who held up mail truck Detroit and escaped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
Former Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall Are
Guests at White House

Washington, Oct. 7.-Former wye.
President and Mrs Thomas R Ma1h4ll
were guests Of honor tonight ALA
White House dinner. Besides the Pre-
ident and Mrs Harding, thoss prsssft
included Mrs. Coolidge. wife Of the vice
president: Justice McReynolds. OF tes
supreme court: Senator Underwood hf
Alabama, Democratic leader Of the SEP.
ate. and Mrs. Underwood: Senator PoIA-
creme. Of Ohio: Senator Watson, Of u.
diana. and Mrs. watson; Senator Sep.
Of Indiana. and Mrs. New; Senator war
rem. Of wyoming and Mrs. warre1;
Senator Kellogg. Of Minnesota. and NrS.
Kellogg: Senator Ball, Of Delaware. ana
Mrs. Ball: and Senator Copper. Of Kes-
sis. and Mrs. Kapper.
Vice President Coolidge vas unabls
to attend because OF q previous out u
town enga cement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
50 PER CENT SUR1Ax ON 100000 INCOMES;
81 4 GALLON ON WITHDRAWALS OF LIQUOR;
REPEAL TRANSPORTATION AND NUISANCE TAXES

some oposition among these senator's to
increased estate tax rates.
House leaders also declared AGAINST
increasing tho surtax rate beyond the
80 percent maximum fxed In the bill as
II passed tho house. Representative
Mondell Of Wyoming. the Republican
loader. and Chairman Fordney. Of tho
ways and means committee. expressed
themselves very frankly on this subject
before going into conference with
Chairman Penrose. Of tho senate finance
committee. to discuss the changes as
agreed to by the senate leaders.
No Postal Rate Increase.
It was said there would be no In.
crease on nrst-class postage rates. dis
cussed yesterday rs a possibility. and
leaders have not in mind imposing
any new taxes, believing that the in.
creases in the sur.tax rates. estste
taxes and excuses on distilled spirits
will make up for the loss Of revenue
accruing from repeats Of the transpor-
tatiou taxes. the nuisance taxes and
retention Of the $500 exemption to
corporations,
The program as drawn by leaders.
which includes repeal Of the excess
profits tax next January |. and reten-
tIon Of the capital stock tax. Ia to be
laid before majority members Of the
senate finance committee late today.
The Result Of the Changes.
The changes. calculated officially for
the finance committee would result as
follows:
Losses:
Repeal ot tar on transporta
ton by passenger. freight
and express. effective Jan
nary /. 1872 sl3s 400 non
Repeal Of excise taxes. $1,000. 900
Total ..................il 75. o00. 900
Gains:
Restoration capital stock
tax NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Amended income sur-tax
schedul. ................. 100000 90
Tax on distilled spirits. at -
per proof gallon. ..... $1,000, 900
Total >...-........~...11S 100000