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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
Estate of Hardin Lafayette Smith
Deceased:

Estate OF Hardin Lafayette Smith,
Deceased:
No. 313. In county court OF Sour
ry county. Texas. j. c. Stinson. adj
ministrator.
Notice is hereby given that, !, as
administrator with will annexed Of
the estate of Hardin Lafayette Smith.
deceased, will on Saturday, 18th day
OF November, A. D.. 1921. between
the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock D. m. of said day, offer for
sale on the court house square in the
town Of Snyder. in Scurry county,
Texas. offer for sale for cash to the
highest bidder in auction sale the
following described live stock belong
ing to said estate:
Two Jersey cows now giving milk.
two year old Jersey hefer.
steer calves.
Witness my hand this the LIST day
of November. A. D.. 1921.
]. C. sTINsoN.
Administrator with via Annexed
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notes in the deed Of conveyance. That
all other defendants are claiming
some interest In said land which
plaintiff AYERS 10 DO junior and infe-
rior to his interest and claim In and
to said land. Plaintiff prays judg-
ment for his deft. principal. interest
nd attorneys fees a ,iust defendants
Ware. as maker. defendant hoDer-
mott as indorser and defendants I.
NJ. Drago aud Allie Dragoo "a having
assumed the payment OF said notes,
that all rights hsSwssA yA~insisv ast
defendants be adjudicatcd. costs OF
suit. foreclosure OF his vendors lien
with order OF sale. etc. For general
and special leRil and equitable relief.
For a more complete statement OF
Plaintiffs cause OF action, reference
Is hereby made TO Plaintiffs Original
Petition. now on fle In the office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court. In
and for Scurry county, TerAA.
Herein fail not. but have before
said Court, at It's aforesaid next resu-
lar term. this writ with your return
thereon. showing how you have OK
eouted the same.
Given under nay Hand and toe seal
OF said court. at office In Snyder,
Texas, this the 18th day OF October,
A. H., 1921.
22 NELLIE wEEMs, Clerk,
! ssea!) District cort Gerry Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11
From J. >. Hardy.
Amarillo. Texas. Nov, Z

Amarillo. Texas. Nov Z
To the Signal:
am gratified TO read in the Sig
nal OF the evidences OF prosperity in
Scurry county Take Il on level be
lieve Scurry is on a par with the best
counties in West Texas and the gem
eral tone OF business is better over
the West than in South and East.
have been in Amarillo now more
than a month and have not seen
bale OF cotton. yet the farmers here
seem to be prosperous Business is
we'll alive in all lines and new fac
tory institutions are locating here be-
cause OF the abundance OF natural
gas.
The great convention OF the world
war Buddies is 20 be held In Amaril
10. next Friday and we are expecting
a big delegation from the viii Layne
Post, then on Dec TO IL will be the
Tri-Stste Poultry Fair All the Poul-
try raisers OF the Panhandle-Plains
country Will be here and West Okla
homa. Eastern New Mexico. and West
Texas will be here 10 see and show
the activities in that growing indus
try. We hope TO SEES many Scurry
county poultry people here.
] 5. Hardy.
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-11-11

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Sowles 2otf.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. il,-Agiiatiun
fut disarmament, or at least reduction
at naval construction. has reached
mrg, proportions. not only IN this Coun.
~ hui ahtuld The reason for this
~ plaina-a desire fur reduction uf the
crushing taxes that are rauscd hy up
keep e armies and naVivs
This nfutugaudt naturally leads Ia
discussion e. iihr naval strrngth of the
various lirst class MOWERS. particularly
the United States. Great Britain aud
Japan.
Accurate STATISTICS 1T the strength ul
the three nations named ate hard a.
,htaiu hat enough h known to give a
fair survey e the comparative strength
of thu three great powers.
Tho Hritish Navy still holds first
ulacc nmoug IN, navirs of the world
The United States. next after England,
has gained the place of s'cond naval
power IN the world. Next II Japan,
Germany. once the ~ccund naval DOW
cr. as result ol IN" war. has been
stripped of he, navy hasn't got as
many warshlps as even the Russian
bdishcViki.
In iaii hefurc the world war hegan,
the british hnd twenty one modern
l..ffi.shi..a aud u.fp shes. httil.linu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
COVE RIM Mt To
COMBAT SPREAD Of
TYPHUs IN j. s.
NOTHING TO WARRANT STEPS
SUGGESTED Bi y. !. IiEtiTii
COMMISSIONER.
ny Associated rrsss.

ly Associated rrsss.
WASHINGTON. F,h. '-prccau.
'ion' taken aud NJ ps contemplated are
believed hy federal health authorities
- he sufficient to prevent q spread ol
the European typhus epidemic To- the
United States. Secretary Tumul:y to.
night informed Dr. H. $, Copcland.
New York city Health Commissioner
S,cr,tarv Tumultv. In telegram to
Dr Copcland quoted reply on the
tvphus slt'ntinn ftuN he Secretary II
the Treasury. who declared there was
nothing a. warrant the steps suggested
~ the New York Health Commission.
80 IN q Telegram Yesterday Co the White
llnuet'--imposiiru ~ han ou The al
mission IT immlgraiiuus from typhus
infested districts. IN Iupplnnd'H slg
gcftion r,'wlt,d from the arrival az the
puii ~ New York within the last few
G1vs II more than 20 cnscs ~ typhuA
surg on General Cumming in state
mcut Issued during the dry said thn,
even should Nphus get into the United
states there h. uo rHsun to fear that
IT, Induction would ho iolluv,d hN cpi.
dvmics Cn thu Same scale us In Eu'
rope"
"Nt the same Time" the surgeon gen.
,i1l added. 20 mu.t d, borne In mind
that ihcrr might be- outbreaks in the
'lrm quarters uf ht,, oltirs The die
o.H' sprutda uuN iu uuNuiary and
fillhy surrounding for as nr us
known. the disease b. spr,ul only los
lice"
The situation as presented hy the nr
rival - the t,ohrs vts,y ~ New York
win hr considered 80 a conference to
rnorrnW between In Cumming and
lWiug ~ puri". assistant scrrrtlrv ui
ihr treasury u charge ut public health
The r"nnrt ut ASSISTANT surgeon rcncr
a. " n Crcrl who has h',n iu Ncw
Nork luVostigatinr tho situation. vii
D.. considered nt IN conference. nnd II
II cXpr"ic1 that further measures T.
fcsuaid "a, United states viii hr de-
t,umincd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
UNION OFFICIALS DECLARE GEN
ERAL WAGE REDUCTION
BEING PLANNED
EXECUTIVES WILL MEET
wul Isrelve Repst From Labor
conmlites Regarding Develop \
nssis Since Last Genefal VI
MesiIng yil


CHICAGO. Feb. ii.--A eeneral re.
duc'ion In wages II railway employee
u not bcins considered by the associa
ilon of railway executives. which rep.
resenis 30 per cent of the trackage oi
the country, according TO statement
Issued tonight by Thomas DE witt
cuylcr. chairman ~ the association.
Mr.. cuylers statement came In re.
sponsc To reports circulated In railroad
and union circles th?t meeting ~
railway executives which he today
called Tor February ~. would discuss
pinns for general wage reduction on
nll roads Such "a proposition never
had come before the association or Its
labor committee Mr.. Cuyicr said. The
executives will meet February rs tn
discuss means of getting the question
of u revision of wages ~ unskillcd
labor legally before tho board, which
ruled on February 10 that Il could not
act an the roads plea for abrogatio of
the national agreement and wage
scale revision for unskilled labor which
was asked because of the financial con.
dition of the rnllroad
par,. Mr' c"''T' statement follows in
This meeting February l0 has
been called to give the executives OF
the railways onpwtuni,y to receive o
r-por, from Its labor committee regard
ing developments since the last general
meeting OF the association was he'd
The subject of general reduction ~
railr,ad wages has not been considered
by the association or its labor com
Inittee and will not be subject ~ con
Hideration Of the meeting February 49,
The railway labor board IN It's de.
clsion February 10 held u could not
tnke any action on the labor commit
tees suggestion that reduction 10
he made AT once IN the wages ~ un.
skilled labor. because conferences had
not been held. and controversy de
vcloped between the employees and the
railways which would not enable the
board legally 10 take Jurisdiction of
this subject. II ls expected that CON
sidcration will he given nj the meeting
Ia Chicago February Is as 10 what
steps should be taken by individual
tbhNdsN w w 'h' Nh'"Nuu W iV'
vision Of the wages Of unskllled labor
properly before the board.
THE committee also will report to
the association regarding the present
status of the proceedings before the
lnbor board concerning the national
I lSErecm"n,"
In the meantime the labor side II
preparing to bring before the board
cases OF all roads which are alleged 10
have violated rulings VI the beard by
J ordering wage reductions Tor section
hands. Among these ARE the Erie and
the 81 Louis and san Francisco, a
petition In before the hoard charging
the 81. Louis southwestern with vio.
iatIng the rulings ~ the hoard. hut the
road denied that Il had cut wages.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
DISARMAMENT OR REDUCTION IN
NAVAL CONSTRUCTION IS ASKED
BY PEOPLE OF OTHER NATIONS

twelve others In 1919. after the ar.
nisticv. Grcat Britain had thirty'five
completed m~icrn batilcships
~ 1914 the United States had nine
modern haitlcShips and was then build.
ing five In 1919 the United states
pusscsscd seventeen modern battlcshlps
and was building six more. which when
completed gives total " twenty.
thrvy.
IN igig japan had one modern battle.
ship aud Was building three. In 1919
japan hhd seven haiilcahips and WAS
building two.
The tigdrcs quoted Go not show the
number of submarines. battle cruisers.
ordinary cruisers. and other naval Ncs
S'ls. hut the proportion of these aux.
iliary ships and also hattie cruiSrs
WIS about thu same in the three M
tiuus. compared with the haiilcships.
According to both british and Amcri'
lean authorities In is2i--only three
years away--the United States viii be
ahead of both Great britain aud Japan
IN number ~ first.clnss hattleships AMI
i.avel tmnagv. In that year the United
states viii have thirty.fivc hattleships;
Great britain viii have thiry.aN. ana
Japan viii have seventeen But as only
eight of the American SHIPS VIII ne
seco~d class, while eighteen 81 tie
se.....pt<strssr. ...s nanIt TA0I-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
CONSIDERABLY DEBATE GIVEN
MEASURE BEFORE VOTE
WAS TAKEN.
NEFF ASKS CONFERENCE
Speaker Thomas Urges Members 10
"Get Down to Buslness" Mare Than
-Four Hundred Hills Arc Up
For Consideration.

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. lily a vote
af 81 to 81 the house this afternoon
refused 10 adopt the senate concurrent
resolution, inviting Miss Mary Mac
Swin,y. sister of Terence MacHwincy,
late Mayor of Cork. Ia address the
Texas legislature. Miss MacSwiney In
expected IN Texas soOn. The senate
adopted the resolution yesterday, hut
the failure By the house Ia do NJ kills
the measure. Considerable debate was
given the measure before final action
was taken.
Members Of the opposition took the
stand that inviting Miss MacSwincy to
address the legislature would bc an cx'
preston of approval of the cause of the
Irish party seeking to divorce their
government from England. aud that the
legislature did not want To do this. An
amendment was adopted wording the
resolution a. the effect that II would
be- establishing no politlcal partlSanship
tn invite Miss AlacSwincy. hut the rcso'
tuition Jailed on the final vote.
The hill hy Mcw1lliams of McLcnnon.
proposing a. license and regulate cot
ton buyers IN Texas. was killed In the
house when an amendment 10y Thomp'
Hon of Red River 10 strike out tho on.
acting clause was adopted. Tho bill
proposed 10 put the administration of
tho act under the commissioner of agri.
culture.
The senate hlll by senator Darwin
of Paris. proposing 10 repeal the gross
receipts tax un sale of pistols. was en-
crossed. An amendment was adopted ~.
qulring dealers To keep n record OF all
sales. The senate hill by Senator Woods
Of Navarro. proposing 20 make II neg
ligent assault and battery 90 inJure a
person by striking such person with an
automobile was killed IN the house.
Ey request of barry Miller of Dallas
the house sct the two minimum wage
bills now pending In the house for
special order at ~ o'clock next Tues.
day. The hill by Miller proposes 10
create an Industrial commission and nd.
minister the law hy dividing the state
into zones. The other by Mott of Walk.
er. and others, seeks TO repeal outright
tho present law.
NuNrfn0r Nell ntr tudny sent mes
sage "a both branches. requesting that
he h. allowed u brief conference" with
the members of the senate and house
In the HOUSE ~ representatives ON Mon.
day morning. February II. The subject
~ the conference was not dlvulgcd IN
the message.
Speaker Thomas urged the house 20
get down To busincss" he said that
the house now had AZ house and sen.
ate bills up for consideration. and that
only 1? house ana . senate bills had
hetn finally passed. Four concurrent
resolutions and five joint resolutions
have been passed making n total OF
only 80 measures passed finally by the
house the speaker said. and concluded
~ saving that d, was high tim" 10 get
busy"
The senate finally passed the bill by
Senator Hcrtyl'crg of IicSar. proposing
10 create un Amcriclnlzailon commits.
sion and In teach Amcrlcnnism In the
public schools u also authorizes the
public school authorities to cooperate
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
j. S. CHAMBER Of
COMMERCE TO ND
STARVING CHINA
FOWTy.ElyE MILLION iSIABI'
IsSTs OF iIiIlSxNOw FACING
STtItN .tTlON.

NEW YORK. Feb ii.-"Amcrican
business men seldom before have had
such an opportunity to make "a philan
thropic Investment with the certainty
nf such returns IN the alienation Of
human misery" reads n statement just
issued 10y the Chamber Of Commerce ~
the United Statcs. urging its 1900
members tO aid In the relief of the
starving millions w China
This disaster in china" the state
mcnt continues. "is one of the greatest
cnlnnitics IN recorded history. Tn,
o. coo dOO Chinese faccd with famine
slual the entire urban population oi
the United States. The people affected
inhnhit five provinces with an area
uf nearly 100000 square miles. Tw,
ycnrs of drough has broken down q
district pcoplcd by on cNtraordinaril,
fine type of Chincsc. The rainy seasor
n North China " IN the summer. and
10 relief can come to the stricken pco'
llc. from their own lands. until June
"Thc situation offers an appeal tC
the head us well as In the heart. The
'r,al,ing NJ " n civilization N iminent
a catastrophe which must affect all ~
China and the international CONNER
c!ul relations ~ the whole country
china hns looked 90 America M hcI
greatest fiond This country never
has attempted To- exploit China. hut has
sough, to maintain the open door
waving payment If thu Boxer indrm
mites w nnw generally recognized no
wise business puliry as we'll AZ u
grn,ruus act. THIS country now has
rare upporiunitv further tn strength
cu the ties h,iWcrn the twu nations and
a. lly the foundations uf wide cXpan
sion II 'nriirln trade in the Far East
In her hour of need China turns 10
America. can the people of this cuur
Try du u.hrr than hear hci cnll to'
resistance"
The statement calls on all members
tu ,, operate. ns iudi, idunls and ~
organizations with tho American Com
mi,icc fut China Famine Fund, named
iN the President Contributions iOi
the roli,f of the famine sufferers ~,
l'inr received hv ~, trcaegirr of ia,
committee. Vernon Munror. ~ liild'
lioufr New Nurk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
AGREEMENT MUST RE REACHED
BETWEEN 4. n. AND C0MpEr
ING POWERS.
OTHERS SHOULD l|sARN
suggssiIon Made. That Ensland Tara
Over Half iIsr Navy 70 Amer
len 10 seitle Her War
Debt. }, sle j-l
ny Associated Pres.

ny Associated Pres.
wAsHIN0ToN. Feb. 1.-THE state
mcnt that he had received word that
Great Britain was circulating propa.
sanda" In this country TO deter Ameri.
can naval building was made In the
senate today by Senator Borah. republi.
can. Idaho. during general debate
ON disarmament. fIe understood. he
said. that the facts were IN posseaalon
of the navy department.
Senator Poindexter. republican. Wasii-
lngton. author u the Senate naval com.
mittce's recent adverse report on Sen.
ator Borah's suggcstion Tor six months
naval holiday. IN answer 10 a quep
ti0n whether the committees lnvesti.
cation had disclosed any such situation.
replied that there had been some ies-
limony" on the subject hut the COM
nIitec did not believe Il should be made
public. ..s. n.
III this information IL in the hands
Il the naval Department. Senator
Borah said. "the congress should. have
t. We are Informed that In the ar.
fhives of the navy department there
" prnof nf N" propaganda conducted
by Great Britain. AZ the same time
we are told that tho British ambassador
is nn his way hero 20 suggest q dir
armament conferences" =
Senator Borah again urged that an
agrceent be reached between the naval
powers for reduction of building pro-
grams and also advocated careful In.
ves,igation 10 determine whether capital
ships are tactlcaily obsolete. O.
Unless there In an agreement reach.
d between the United states and the
powers competing In naval building
he said. IL viii lead 10 war ineyltably.v
Opinions of American. British. Ger.
nan and other naval experts that cap
lial ships have he come obsolete were
presented by senator Dorah. Iie read
from n letter by an American rear ad-
niiial. retired who said. tf
II would stake my life that In few
years surface navy alone can 20 no.
where but 10 the bottom"
The name of the officer who wrote
the letter, Senator Borah said. would be
given to the naval committee n Il de-
'ired. This officer. he added. also wrote
that the United tSates could never be
attacked by power or by combination
u powers overseas
Senator poindexter In defending the
naval comlitcc report supporting the
capital ship building program declared
that IL ,hc United States accepted -
building poslponemcnt plan. Il would
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
YOUNG WIDOW HELD.
FOLLOWING DEATH
Of MEMPHIS YOUTH
FLOYD BARNUAM SHOT TO DEATH
By BERNICE vAII.ANCH Pi.As.
xA POsTMIsTREsS.

peclal 10 The News.
MEMPHIS. Feb. Ii--,hrs. Ber
nice Valance. pretty young widow.
postmistresS nj Plasl>a, twelve miles
southwest of here. shot and almost
instantly killed Floyd iiarnham. o
farm labmer tweniythree years cf
age. ON the main street In Memphis
today ai noon. following few
words between them.
Mrs. Valance was arrested aud
placed under guard pending prelim.
inary hearing set for Saturday In
the district court room In Memphis.
The body of the dead nnan viii be-
shipped 90 his parsnis. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. I. Barnham of Caddo Mills.
Tcxas.
u u alleged that young Banrham
had on his person nj the time he was
killed n license authorizing his mar
riage % n young lady In u comniun
~ near the one la which he has
been living. Plaska post officc was
the center of ihls community. and
II u said that Barnhani had spent
much Of his time To- the company
of Mrs. Valance.
The nian now dead. arrived In
Memphis n little before noon today
and soon thereafter. the meeting he
tween him and the t'laska posi.
mistress occurred with the tragic
termination already meliionrd. The
facts 81 the fatal shooting were com.
munlcated to the bride.to-be. whose
wedding was scheduled for SUNDAY.
and u j. LEARNED that she collapsed.
Hut Few statements are accredited
to Mrs. Valance following the shoot.
ing. the chief among them accord.
Ing 90 allegations: MY life has
been rulnrsl." sobbed out. in the
presence of officers and hastily
assembled citizens.
Roth of the young pe ople have
lived in HALL country several years.
and g ach has u liberal nunber of
friends. Mrs. Valance, n q bride.
came 10 this section from some paint
farther east in the state. Later her
husband died. since which time she
has resided With his relatives and
had charge 81 the community pbsi
officc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
SMALLER ARMY AND
NAVY NOW WANTED.
SAvM APPROPRIATIONS BIII.
RIrTERI.y ATTACKED ~ RiP.
REsENTATIvE BRiTTEN
BY Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE naval
appropriations bill ran through hes.
tile waters In the house to-day hut at
he end was still afloai
shot at from all sides. II almost went
down at times as members attempted
To riddle some OF the provisions NJ the
S395 100000 measure. one section. on
the point of going out. was saved 10y
Chairman l,utler u the naval affairs
committee. who went To the front aud
rescued H. Opposition Ia ,hc bill
cropped out as result of the general
dissatisfaction with the new method ~
framing appropriations legislation.
Heretofore. the naval hill has been
drafted by the naval committee. hut
under the so called budget system that
committee holds its hands while u sub.
committee on appropriations does the
work.
Representative lirittcn ~ Illinois
ranking mcmbcY uf the naval commit.
tee. threw most of the homhs, using
always the argument that funds
CONTINUED on PAGE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
BRITISH WOULD DETER U. s. NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAM
PRISONER PROMISED
ITO GET" THE JURY
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Feb. ii.-Threatn TO
get" the Jury which founl him
guilty uf robbery were made late
today by Martin. Zig" Sick as he
passed from Judge Joseph David's
court after beinG sentenced from
one yenI 10 life.
I'm know you when ! get out"
he said To stephen Gilbert. Juror.
and turning to the rect of The jury
"I'n get you fellows"
IN yet you too" he added turn
Ing 10 ussiEian, states attorney
IIcth. who had prosecuted ths case.
A hailiff hustled him out NJ the
court room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
Will. MAKE SEARCH FOR
MISSING LIEUTENANT.

DOUGLAS. Ariz. Feb. ii.-Drigadler
General Malincraig. commander At
Camp Harry J. Jones. tonight ordered
all available nilots at the army flying
field here To- take the air at daybreak
tomorrow and proceed 10 Fort Bliss.
where they VIII join other avlators In
searching Tor Lieutenant Alexander
Pearson. Jr. Lieutenant Pearson. who
left here Monday for Pablo Beach.
Florida. where he was TO hop off Feb.
ruary 20. In an attempt 10 fiy 20 Sau
Diego. Calf. has not been heard Of
since he lcft ~ Pasc Tor san Antonio
at l0Is a ~. yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
THE suREPMAN's SONG.


The standard offers u years NIlr
scrlptlon To the West Texas farmer
who will write better ar as good
a Jingle NJ this one. on cotton:
Ia. iin. Shoepman. have you any
wcol1
Yes. Mr.. Harding. three BAGS full.
one to pay the hcrdcr. one to pay
the rents
one a. feed my family. hut II isn't
worth cent
We have hollcrcd for protection ,ili
we are nll out of breath,
We have worn cotton underwear I'll
we've almost frozc 10 death.
Now the sherIff's got our woolirs.
And needle grass got our goats
The bankers Ect to hold the Eich
Fer he has gol our notes.
--Selcctcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-12
WOMEN SMUGGLERS ARE
FINED FIVE DOLLARS
~ \ sociai,d p,ss.


Ni,W YORK. Feb li-SiN women
Nurglets whose contour showed a pro
ruuncud expansion after visit tu the
liuliun steamship Cmyppi Verdi day.
were arp.rird hv custnui inspectors and
% srarrh revealed % quarts ul liquor
sewn IN hags hingng from their waists
beneath their skirts. The lpuur was
cuniscatrd and zach woman. un, y
grandmother. va" fnvd 81.
Otdrrs were ISSUED Co customs guards
to rrutiui1r carefully al pctSun', ~
pcrnllv women. who visited y, ,ssols ni
piers m an effort tu check thu flow
ct ron,alaud liuuor coming ashore.
The discovery todnv is believed e. have
uncovered ouv means lv whirh an ~
trnsiNc uainr has been carried ou.