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New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York

SIERRA LEONE. Oct 21--str Bassa (Br)
BARROW, Oct 21--str Cheyenne tBr),
SCEz. Oct 21--Str Hunnie (Br).
ROTTERDAM, Oct 2o-Str New Britain.
VIBORG Oct 1s-Str Massick
MONMOUTH. Oct 21-Str Maddequet.
GHERBouRG. Oct 2a-str Olympic tBr).
CHERBOURCs, Oct 22-Str Olympic (Br)
Departures for New York
(Jap).
BADEN. Oct 2l--str Naneric (Br).
LONDON. Oct 22--Str Corfe Castle (Br).
HAVRE, Oct 22--Sstr Paris (Frl.
GLASGOW Oct 22--Str Columbia (Br}
ROTTERDAM. Oct 2O-str American
(DD.
PATRAs. Oct 12-str Acrorols.
HAMBURG, Oct I3--Str Tordenskjoid
(Nor) 10. Hawaiian.
DuNKIRK. Oct 1s-str Namasket.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

sSuc To-day
Nilfsrn Port Agency.
f'"s'sro' Los Argeiss. Sept 20.
can.a,.. ,,. Williams 60
'sssaann' Plymouth. Oct t2
Saho,swau Holland-America Line
Bszerta- oc. &
xras,ss siilano. Seville. Oct 3. Ybarra Line
csQrlc sssApies oos IL White Star Line
San E.,Ss.u Ssusen nstown. Oct rs. White Star
Auron = Aimeria, Oct 10. United Fruit
cefnsn, : ~ KS Isle. oct ls..Ciyde Lin
City =, ne. - jacksonville, Oct 30. Clyde Line
agra Gran Sept 2s.
ssssa. Hss Norton, Lilly d Co
as<na. Oct 20. United Fruit Co
4n. D1e Tomorrow
unissd q queenstown. Oct Is. ~ Lanes
'es. Copenhagen. Oct I3,
4tsyrt. ~ scandina wan "A mcrican Line
Sesonia fsesitis. Oct IA. .Cunard Anchor
ldtnant. we eenrg. Oct - .Cutard Line
banxig. Oct II.
Essequ,ho Baltic American Line
%r'stobal, Oct IL
Ia Lorya,. facinc Steam Navigation Co
San Insans. Havre. Oct Is. French Line
fen@o. San Ian. Oct 10.
hsiav.h,. ~ Y & Porto Rico Limo
efe Santos. sel,
1.seksnS.eh s. Lamport q Holt Limo
Dan tsanS!se> Oct ).
Luckeubach Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

P.ostoffice and City Hsll Postoffice station
New York. at p. m. as follows:
Cnina except shanghai City,. French
SeXeept Sumatra). via Seattle, steamship
Tslthybius, ctober 23
Iahiti. MarqUesas Cook Islands New
Zealand ard Australia. via San Fran
cisco steamship Tahiti. October 20.
Japan ana Corea, via Seattle. stealnship
katori Maru October %
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Marine Reports
rHE rrpE


asb We xssrssa ut Sea To-day
:, Kew west.--Moderate variable
Hsksssass ss,r weather over north portion.
s.rds ara "a 'ssssserly winds and rain over
sss,s ~ portion x.xs,rr st and northeast
East eas,,srr strons and probably reach
s4nds sesYssae' force over south portion TN
~ as.,iN sS weather aud ram. rortneass ana
& ms u DsssIas, 'srons sashsr assr and s0ssh sa
ayr ,ssssu sss,s Sea aud windward Psssage,
Csriooss .hiftinr rales over northwest
rassereaunss fresh shiftins wtnds elsewhere. .
AN. -, Storm over csrtoc~an sea cen
Trarlcs' - s' Grand Canyon and north OF
ran r. Sand ARD 0ss1s sslss and prosasly bly,
.sra>a r-insne ~ force. Dangerous for
, ss svr .ssass Gaglsessr salf sea- sf
ssrsh ssh Of SANDY and sa11 wsatssr west
I'D nerttnssso,, 10 Hsttera~ Fresh west and
sands ss.s avd winds and fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

sALESMEN--Men who can interview Of
nciais Of banks. investment houses and
'arre commercial organlsa ion A patent
pocket already being used and indorsed by
leading banks OF the country. Men with
good past record only
Drawing account and commission.
state age and experience. y 516, Tribune
statesmen wANTED-we feel that we
have a little bit better proposition for
galesmer than any one else. Victor Ad-
ding Machine Co.. 1914 Cortlandt st
SOLICITOR wANTIsD--Large, wcli and fay-
orahly known - f.ng and cleaning com
pany desires serv O. OF man 70 soiici cltx
hotel business uhrsstricted field This is
an unuaual opportunity for a man e u.r-
severance and ability and one that time win
bring 20 him increa ting reward. Fair Balar ry
20 start with, D S72, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
statesmen

WANTED, sensihle brsinesslilSe men
who have clean. honorable records. for
our sa rs department Intelligent effort
and initiative will briag large earnings;
the cane city to direct other men means
promotion TO position OF responsibility
ror-fn~ nent hrsiness connection and
compensa ton on a commission basis in
the latest class of security selling are
d sized. lnexperience in knowledge Of
high grade securities does not disqual-
ify. Call 10 to II and , To A.
100 Straus Ruldng.
46th Street aud Fifth Avenue.
Entrance 3 e. 46th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Miscellaneous

GETTING DOWN TO EARTH IN GREAT.
est market for your inve- sfons. products
services Address Haulons Atterneys
Jersey City. Open evenings sundays
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

SULLIVAN ST., 17s (south of Washing
ton Sq.)-Large, we'll lighted room, on
beautiful yard steam heat. fireplace; two
large closets, running water. shared bath
and. II desired, kitchen; references. See
'ree~ir+ cndent.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
HELP WANTED MALE

WIDEAWAKE MEN--To take charge o
our local trade; So to 81 day stendy
no experience required: pay starts at once
Write to-day. American Products Co.
s732 American Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Patents and Inventions

PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED. Trade.
marks registe I'd by reliable pstent At
- N .NUFAcTURFRs PA~ENT co. '''''
$40 Fifth Ave Pr ne: Vanderbilt fzf1.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Sail Friday
cdlI Friu0y
eiosa' Maracafbo. ,l2:00M
Sail Saturday
City Island
Trans-pacifc Mails
Bound Eas

Sty Herman Winter. New York for Bos
ton II f Dimock, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
American Ports

BOSTON, Oct a2---Arrlved; Strs Macabi
fIsr1 Banes; Cuba, Brandon, Sewail's
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
AGENTS WANTED

AGFN'rS-S200 per month steady pay; new
style written guarantee hosiery, creating
national sensation; write quick ~ control
your county; experience unnecessary; spare
time will do SAMPLES free. Jennings Mfg.
Co.. 273, Dye Bldg, Dayton. Ohio
AGENTs-se to s12 a day easy; a5o light
weight fast selling rorular priced neces-
stiles: food favors. perfumes, soars toilet
preparations. etc; agents ont7t free: write
day; quick, now American Products
Co, 47SS American Bldg, Cincinnati, OHIO.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
FOR SALE

PECANS--s5 cents per pound; fresh and
sweet, from southern nut groves get
winter supply now; dealers write for whole-
sale prices. The Pecan Company, Box H.
Gushing. Okla.
FOR SALE--High class retail dress, blouse
AID lingerie shop Broadway, 7ed 81.
vicinity completely equipped: reason for dis.
posing, partners disagreement: lease. Apply
at once: reasonable. Phone Columbus 7s5
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
sUB-LEAsE
vFsrc HrsTrF cofTNTy REAI. ESTATE

' =
SMA..l- LON NllsY PLACE IN THE
heart of Park Hill section of Yonkers
high ground beautiful views comprising
l3 city lots; stone and shingled modern
house 4 room $, also artistic cottage with
garage; lovely shade trees. shrubs; suit
able for private sanatorium or small
school; quick sale. $40 900. Mrs Andrew
January. Telephone Cathedral 7726.
CHARMINGLY FURNISHED COTTAGE.
Mount Vernon, near station; rooms. all
improvements; 10 lease a SI2o per month.
Hricrest 3TSs-J.
CNFuRNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
55TH ST, SO EAST--Non- houskee ping
apartment to rent suitable for doctor;
Park av.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
MisceI'

TELEPHONE OPERATOR. YOUNG IAny.
FOR CATHOLIC pr PUSHING HOSE; !;
CAPABLE OF HAN1LrNCi SMALL.
BOARD; ONE WITH CENTRAL OFFICE
FIXPEP IFNCE PREFERRED STATE
AGE, EvPERINCE AND SALARY. BON
5ai. RI~EsERvICE ADVERTISING. 62i
BROADWAY.
YOUNG wOMAN-Resourceful; college cdu-
caticn teachers training liberal salary
bonus; pern2 rency. Cell morn ngs only,
room 1920, National City Building corner
42d ST. and Madison av
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
outgoing Steamships

Sail To-morrow
Mail Vessel
rr,.,s Closes Sails
A"spon ...... ---------- 100 Pm
SAIL Tuesday
nquitania. S'thampton 500 AM fs.eoM
rannandle State, Lon
l.. oSn .;.....,... ..... 900 AM 1900 NJ
"a Bourdonrais. Havre --------- 12,e0 NJ
Quiipue, CristobaI. 1000 AM 100 Pm
santa Marta, Kingston 1850 PM s:o0 PM
Sail Wednesday
Oscar II. Chrlstianta, HOO AM 200 PM
Mongoiia, Hamhurg. 500 AM 1900 NJ
Santa Lutsar Valparaiso $50 AM 10.o0 ANY
po,,,,avt, rara. ...... 1900 800 PM
'e'a' Lonaon. ..--. ----------- 1900 NJ
Sail Thursday
Mt,a Mnant rs Clay, Hamburg. 30 AM 200, PM
Etiarlus, Cape Town. 500 AM 1900 M
New York, Danxig ..... 400 PM 300 PM
0ri2aoa. Vera Cruz. 500 Am 1900 NJ
Iosto, Turks Isle. e...12:o0 M ann pM
Great Falls, Cape Haiti l: 80 PM 400 PM
huron. Rio de Janeiro..12:30 PM 3.oo rW
Nauban. Buenos Ayres 300 AM a.0o pm
Mayaro. Trinidad .... 500 AM 70 no AZ
kentuekian, San Fran
. = I
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST-Piatinun diamond bar pin. con
taining twenty-one diamonds; reward
1rs. d. #. Marian. 81 w. list st. Col. 1859.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

sUB-LEAsE
1880 so. feet loft. located In East
95th st. Very low price.
Apply S. w. Metoaife so f. 25th st.
Telephone Madison So. S0S2
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

GENTLEMEN ONLY-Private family has
three large, furnished rooms; can be
rented as suite or singly; bath with
from Hoboken. 3 minutes from Roseville
av. station. For those who like nice sur
roundings Reference required. Phone
Branch Brook 5667
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

EBENEZER Agerssyz, syz,RI.rn 81 nss, st.l an
Best OF help furnished. male, semale
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

TWO first class Mattresses wanted In small
exclusive inn In country Must furnish
private house references. VIII interview.
j. 3. Hunter. Lakeville, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

FOR SALF-Contents Of Broom apart
ment going abroad can 10 seen az any
time Murray Hill 1884. Shsw.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LEARN or THE VALE OF PARADISE
where dreams come true TNfs wonass
city Is having a magic growth ana a NH.
acn dollars In municipal Improvements are
anlhcr;zed for this year Every kind np
business opening here. We have sevsnt cen
miles OF protected water front with gor-
geoussy beautiful home sites. Wonderful
homes Wonderful veivety lawns Won
derfni flowers IN semi tropical profus!or
FisH ing supreme. Every day you can catch
the big fellows until your back aches anl
your hands blister Paradise 70. rnotop
boats wit n hundreds Of miles OF protected
waterways. with wonder spots to visit
Finest motoring roads in the 1Duth Rati-
Ing IN bay and gulf wonderful Heaitr.jese
efty IN America. with no business for doc .
tors Greatest golf course in America t1ti-
uer construction Coolest place in Anas-acs.
IN summer delightful IN winter. You may
own beautiful home here. With per-
petaai income, at practically no inve 81.
tnsnt SEasp the opportunity OF L lifetime.
address TIE MAYOR. Valparaiso Fla.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

COOK. first class, wanted in thoroughly
comfortable house in A'!rondacks; all
rorveniences; ak in help. two In family :.
lest references In regard to capability and
disposition required; liberal wages. D 57s,
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
SALESMAN WANTED

A LARGE AND PROGRESSIVE
DRESS HOUSE. OPERATING ON
THE CROUP-PLAN BASfS. HAS AN
OPENING FOR A THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCE SALESMAN WITH
ESTABLISHED TRADE AMONG THE
NEW YORK RESIDENT BUYERS
AND LOCAL DEPARTMENT STORES.
BON 9. OLECK ADVERTISING, 1883
BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
HELP WAITED MALE

cFAr-FFErrRS AND DRIVERS WANTED
Experienced chauffeurs and drivers OF
horse drawn vehicles wanted to work in
this city for firms who are members of
the Merchant Truczmcn's Bureau. which
shop" plan into effect on November l..
Write ID 577, Tribune giving full details
of experience and references
MAN-H1cH CLASS. WANTED IN CON
NECTTON WITH A NATIONAL. CAM
PA1GN FOR FINDS FOR I.ARGE AND
POPLAR NATIONAL. TNSFITTTTON 3;
MIST PIE CAPABLE. THOp OrGFrY Ex-
PEP FENCED AND HAVE TUE REST or
R7FER EvCFs. APPLY WEDNESDAY.
OCT 2f ErTWFrIN . AND T. M TO
Mr.. AFoTsKY, 425 LAFAYETTE ST., NEW
YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewslry. Etc.
Electrical Contractors


WE PAY hfghesr prices for furnftura
pianos. antiques. bric-a -brac. books art
etc. KINGSLEY. 81 University Place.
S,Cyvesanf 23T7
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

A MODERATED PRICED boarding home for
those seeking a permanent home or rest;
water; good treatment; we also take semi
tnvalids. Write or pnone, Bell 1T3 IA
Ephrata, or address The Naples. Akron. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

LOST--Bankbook No. s34.fo5 OF the Union
line Savings Bank is missing Any person
having a claim to IL Ia hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook cam
celsed and q new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

YOU MAY double your business a, haras~
aiy expense II you use the mails Il. sels
your merchan Htse- We viii create ana die~
tribute Tor you 20 900 Illustrated ,i~ru,srs
10 nani picked Iist OF we'll rated depart
faenf and general stores located tnrougfs-
out the United States We furnish the
Ing. addressing mailing Including rosfaes
al total cost TO you Of ape-eiGh hths Of a
emf Tor each circular: replies OF per Ger :
VIII open 203 new accounts for you c3es
your share Of these orders Illustrates
.ircular Company INC. 2s East l7th st
New York Phone StuyvesAnt s1ss-sz4s
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
COUNTRY BOARD

OcTc BER is the most beautiful time Of
all the year in the country the scenery
and coloring grand. magnificent, the
accommodations good and for those desir-
ing a congenial home-Iike place, ideal
terms moderate. Stevens Farm, East
Canaan, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
BOARDERS WANTED

soTH ST, AT LEXINGTON Av. (Hotel
Rutiedge)-For ladies'; one room and
meals from s1s up; elevator; telephone.
etc; full hotel service; newly decorated.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
THE OIL NEWS.

Crude oil has taken another jump
10 81 25 per Darrell; IL was predicted
by some OF the leading oil men sew
eral weeks ago when oil was at it's
lowest that when 1t did go up it
would be rapid. Crude oil now at
$2.25 per barrel is worth as much TO
the operators on basis of present
prices as il was when bringing $3.50.
Some more activity along is being
shown in the wildcat sections. Sever
al new wells are starting in the
Mitchell county field and it is re-
ported yhat the Conway well in south
west OF Westbrook has considerable
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
oil standing in the hole.

OIL stunning IN the mole.
Work has been resumed on the
Camp Springs well reporting that
they are drilling around 6s5 feet.
II Is understood some more water has
been encountered in this hole.
The Riley we'll is repairing some OF
their machinery and expect to be drill
ing again in the next few days. II is
reported that Mr.. Giffin, Manager Of
the company's interests, is leaving
about the 18th of the month TO take
change of the operations OF a large
company headquartering in Fort
Worth.
The Jones well is shut down wait
ing for casing. combination OF sui
phur, gyp and salt water was en-
countered around 1900 feet which
has raised to the surface and making
small flow. Casing will be here
this week to cut this water off.
Casing has been reset in the Dunn
well and the operators are reported
as getting ready TO go on down.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

such a tremendous obligation. relief
OF the starving and suffering chill
dren over seas, public health nurs-
ing in the cities, towns and rural
communities OF our own country
which Is building sturdier and
healthier next generation. commun-
ity work among the children through
the Junior Red Cross, nutrition
classes to overcome the appalling
high rate OF malnourishment found
among American children OF rich and
poor alike. first-aid and life-saving
work TO prevent the terrible death
toll due TO accidents annually in the
United States, and the disaster relief
work, which is so important a part
Of the peacetime program OF the Red
Cross. are some OF the points en-
prasized in the presidents call TO the
clergy OF the country. In asking for
the cooperation OF the church and
clergy II the tasks that are set be-
fore the Red Cross, that organization
is offering a comradeship of common
service for the common good in its
organization OF "The Red Cross OF
Peace. in the Service OF Those Who
Suffer"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

fifth, 1905. Its duties are not volnn-
tary, but II IL stated that the pur-
pose OF this organization are and
shall be:
/. To furnish volunteer aid to the
sick and wounded of armies in time
OF war and in accordance with the
Convention OF Geneva.
2. To act In matters OF voluntary
relief and in accord with the military
and naval authorities as medium OF
communication between the Ameri-
can people and their Army and Navy.
3. To continue and carry on a sys-
tenn OF national ard international re-
lief in time OF peace, and TO apply
the same In mitigating the sufferings
caused by pestilence, famine, fire,
floods, and other great national ca
lamities; and
4. To devise and carry on measures
for prevention Of same.
Nothing is more significant OF the
condition OF things, both at home and
abroad. than is the insistent call for
the continued activity OF the Ameri-
can Red Gross
A year ago ne thought that the
end of the work Of the American Red
Cross overseas was in sight. a year
ago We thought that our program at
home would be along lines similar
to those OF the years before the war.
II is something OF a surprise, there
fore. today 10 find how broad and
tar reaching are the tasks that the
American Red Cross feels called up
on TO undertake. in response TO the
demands daily made upon ii, and in
fulfillment of ihe provisions OF its
Charter"
The Fifth Membership Roll CAL,
which occur simultaneously all over
the United States. will be emphasiz-
ed on Red Cross Sunday. The Red
Cross work for the disabled ex-ser-
vice men TO whom this nation owes
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
PRES. HARDING DEsIGNATEs
NOV. 10, RED CROSS SUNDAY

Sunday. Nov 18th, has been desig-
mated National Red Cross Sunday by
a proclamation OF President Harding
In communication sent out from
Washington TO the clergy Of America,
the President says:
ITO the Reverend Clergy:
The President OF the United States
has designated Sunday. November
thirteenth. as RED CROSS SUNDAY.
IL Is hoped that on that day minis
tors Of religion, throughout the
length and breadth OF the land, will
make some mention 10 their congre-
cations OF the work OF the American
Red Cross, and will make an appeal
TO them that they enroll themselves
IN its membership.
The Roll Call is not campaign.
IL is merely the yearly opportunity
for men and women 70 pay their an
nuai dues aud renew their member
ship In the Red Cross
The annual dues are one dollar. OF
this amount fifty cents is sent to Ma
tionsl Headquarters and the Chapter
Enrolling the membership retains
fifty cents for local Red Cross activ-
tiles.
Aside from special contributions
this provides the working funds for
the American Red Cross for the en-
sums year.
The American Red Gross is unique
In that II is at once voluntary or
ganization charged with certain
duties and liable TO certain obliga-
tons
The object OF the American Red
cross has been briefly set forth thus;
"rhe Union OF all who love.
In the Service OF all who suffer
Binder its congressional charter. is
sued by Act Of Congress. January
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weller were
pleasant visitors at the Signal office.
Monday They came in to see the
linotype work and the big presses
running but they were rot in opera
ton. Come again. They always look
forward TO the coming Of the Signal
and left the whsrewith for its weekly
visit another year.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

Jim Johnson and Miss Lille Rogers
both of Gail, were married here last
Wednesday at the parsonage by Rev.
c. r. Jameson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

Miss Chloe Harris was down Sun
day from Clairemont TO visit home
folks. Miss Chloe is working in the
Tax Collectors office al CiRiremont
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
Wayne Williams OF Simmons Col
lege visited home folks Sunday.

Subscribe for the Signal. $3.50.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-09-24
PUTTING THE GULFPORT HAR-
BOR BEFORE PEOPLE OF STATE

JACKSON, Sept. 22.-The indus
trial agent of the G. & S. I Railroad,
Captain ]. j. Taylor, has been spend
ing day or two in Jackson trying
to influence the Chamber of Com
merce to join with Gulfport in an
effort to have the war department
appropriate about $1S5,000 for the
Improvement of the ship channel at
Gulfport, and it is understood that
Jackson will join forces to this end.
Mr.. Taylor explained that the war
department had set aside the sum of
$4,000 to do this work that is to
widen and deepen the channel so
that ocean going vessels may get in
and out without trouble. It has been
estimated that it will cost in. the
neighborhood of 100000 to accom-
plish the results desired. The var
ious town of the state are being ap-
pealed to to back Gulfport in her
undertaking and it is believed that
all of them will do so. Great guam
titles of lumber and other Mississip-
pi products pass through Gulfport to
foreign countries and there does not
seem to be any good reason why this
one Mississippi harbor is not taken
care of by the general government.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-09-24
HOME BREW HELD ILLEGAL IN
RULING BY COMMISSIONER.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
Declares Head of Family May
> Make Non-Intoxicants.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-Warn-
ing that the making of Intoxicating
"home brew" is illegal was issued by
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes.
Numerous inquiries have been re-
ceived recently, he said, concerning
the home manufacture of fruit juice
growing out of reports that head
of household vase entitled to make
200 gallons of wine year under a
permit.
The attitude of the home brew
question was defined by Mr.. Haynes
as follows:
Notwithstanding fruit juices can
be made in the home. Intoxicating
wine, home brew, and distilled spirits
may not be made. Two hundred gal
Ions of mountaineering fruit juices
may be manufactured tax-free by
head of family registering with a
collector of internal revenue.
"This tax exemption provision has
been the cource of confusion. The
effect of this is not only to allow the
manufacture of 200 gallons of in
toxicating wine free from registra-
tions of the national prohibition act,
hct merely to allow the manufacture
of 2G0 gallons Of notwithstanding
fruit juices free of tax,"