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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
HARDING SAILS DOWN RIVER
Another tncycntful Day for Pr,'si-
dcni-clcCt In Florida.

NERO, Fla. Jan. 25.--Tho house
boat Victoria bearing President-elcct
Harding on his vacation trip
anchored or here tonight at the end
Of another day Of uneycntful sail
ing down the Indian river, She will
continue her journey tomorrow and
may reach Palm Beach by tomorrow
night
Today's run was completed In time
TO permit the party To- play ~ holIs
Of golf AT the Noro links and take
a surf bath before nightfall. Mr..
Harding was welcomed at the golf
club By members Of the ohio winter
colony, but In Difference 10 his
wishes plans for formal rcccp-
tlon in his honor were abandoned.
At the present rate OF travel the
Victoria should reach Miami, the
southern point on her trip by Friday
She has no fixed schedule, however,
ana IL may he decided not to go into
Miami until Saturday or sunday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
SECOND R0BBER
CAUGHT IN ACT

CONTINUED FNOM T4GE pNI
Nill at liberty at an early hour this
morning
says It's His Hrs, dob
lumas. when dui12cd. admitted
that hc had a partner hut denied
knowing htS name. ~ only met him
Monday" Thomas assorted. "and do
nos know his uam". / wouldn't tell
anyway" Tho prisoner told the po-
lice THAI he had only been In town
since sunday coming here from
Wichita. Kansas. lie said that for
IA last year ne had been working
as brakeman uu freight train b"-
wecn Joplin and Ncodosha. "Thia
is nay first iob,' Thomas said, ~
| needed money Hu' tn" pulicr
are Inclined to doubt his story ilia
actions we're those Of a professional
they say.
Thomas did not haNa gun and
this fact probably saved his life. ac-
cordinR to the officers Captain
Elaine said that from mis- hiding
place he could not see the man on
'hr outsid" and did not know that
thurl were to bc two robbers. \
charg" of burglary viii be placed
against Thomas
This is the second robbery which
the police have been tipped off
10. The other was dance ~ the
Elks' club whore three men We're
caught. Frank slim" Palmer one
of the bandits died later from
wounds received when he attempted
20 draw a gun on Captain Blaine.
G H. Frocse. Az South Phoenix.
reported to the police that about
1870 O'Clock AK he VIZ driving by
fho irving school. West Admiral and
Mayhcn, two men jumped upon IN"
running board Of mis- Cur and one
of thcm, AT point Of gun. or
dcrcd frceso to drive around the
block. While clrcling the school the
pthcr bandit searched Freeso'E pock
| cts, taking about SOS. AT thu cor
| nor where they hoppod on tho mer
told me to slow down and, biddinp
N" good night. jumped of" Fr'oso
said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Y. W. OFFICERS PICKED
Mrs. W y. sill Hcnds Board of Di-
rcctors: Others Picked for Offi-
COS and Sccrctariai Positions.

Mrs. W. ~ Sill, prominent IN
women's work in The city and ac'
tive In the interest OF the Y, w, {.
A.. was chosen TO head the board
Of directors Of the association AZ
the annual election of officers
Tuesday morning, Mrs \, w, Roth;
who has Given years OF devoted
service to the association and whose
recent illness prevents the assuming
Of large responsibility in IT'S atiali3
at the present time, cosont"d 10 ac'
as first vice president, Mrs. o. H.
Leonard was elected second vice
president. Mrs. W |, Williams re-
cordlng secretary, Miss Helen l'au'
corresponding secretary and MrS.
John ID. Richards treasurer rams
were made for the holding or a
board meeting at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning, February /, with MISS
Anna Y. Rice, national religious
education secretary, as guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
famous RAILWAY
| BUILDER IS DEAD
William Kenefick, Promi-
| nent in the Southwest,
Dies in New York
4E BUILT THE M.0.&G G,
T.o Constructed Main Line
of Frisco Through Sapul-
pa and Into Sapulpa

lcARuEN CITY, y. T. Jan. 2o.--
.uisri &. kcnefick of Kansas
No.. president Of the Kansas.
/ 5bam4 & Gulf Cforncrly NJ, q.
Il, railroad, and known as one
I ,l, s1uthwcsts empire builders.
"A ~ today at the age of So
f1rs
william kcncfick, who died today
|, GnrI,u city, n. Y. carried ont
/. .crs' large irrigation projects. He
| member OF the firm which
r. .ho irrigation system near
man ,ltv colo. whore 100000
ras of desert land were reclaimed.
r.. work cost S1O,O00,OOO and re.
yIrpd Two years
Mr. kanefick founded million
1llar urc corporation which COM
.r,d tine five largest zinc mines al
apl.n aud webb city, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
SCHWAB BREAKS,
WEEPS ON STAND

CONTiSTED FROM PAGE ONE
feel that | am compelled 10 give ox-
precision to it,
This statement was greeted 10y APP
pla.ise from those in the room.
Thanks the Committee.
II thank you very much Mr..
Schwab re.red. THAT was the sub
stance Of my conversation with Mr..
Morse"
lie had now regamed control of
himself and in answer to the chair
mans question said he had never
Instituted any steps to have any au-
iit stopped at his shipyards or Of
ficcs He said the matter of this
Kind was never brought to his at
tcntion.
lie again thanked the committee
and asked them to excuse him for
his display Of emotion, and arising.
walked from the room, passing
close to where Mr.. Morse sat among
the spectators.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
DEDICATE CHURCH
SILENTLY BUILT
Special Dedicatory Serv-
ice at North Side
United, Sunday

The church built in silence and
on prayer" the North Side Com
munlty New United Presbyterian
church, will bc formally dedicated
sunday, January 80. at three o'clock.
when the pastor, Reverend Charles
T.. Newcomb, win be assisted by
visiting ministers. the Reverend j.
Harper Ilutohmau. u. H.. Of PUTS
burg, Kan, and the Reverend Ju-
slah ". Gibson -. j., of Kansas
"ity, Mo. The new building. at the
corner OF Cheyenne avenue and King
street, was erected at a cost rf So.
0O0 and the little congregation Of
100 members, after a summer of
faithful ana stcadfast labor has 70
virtually paid for, with OnIv ID come
parativcly small amount OF 5000
of the total cost yet to hy mot be-
sides this. IA new parsonage costing
1000 has been erected pu the
same lot, facing King street Tho
pastor of one OF the larger churches
remarked, upon being informed that
he new church building was to be
dedicated sunday:
Butt In silence
What? The church ready to hc
dedicatcd2 That church mas been
built in silence"
ana II mas UtFn NNllt on PRAYER,
IN the opinion of the pastor. when
discussing yesterday the successful
Accomplishment without any com
motion. of what was a gigantic uu-
dcrtdking FOR the tiny CONGREGATION.
\ Week Of Celebration.
a weeks 3 program celebrating the
completion OF the church win follow
the dcdicatory services sunday Dr.
j. II. Gibson will act as toastmast cr
at the mems meeting and dinner at
I O'Clock Monday night. cordial
invitation IL extended to all young
peoples societies of Tulsa for the
young peoples meeting at 100
Tuesday night, ana congregational
prn's" meeting has been called for
wednesday night at which time
plans for the future viii he dis-
cuSsod. Fraternal greetings by
brother ministers OF the city Will be
extended to the congregation and
t's pastor thursday, community
night, and a reception will be ten
dercd by the ladies'. Special evan
gel!stic meetings will formally close
the jubilee week and begin the lif,,
Of the congregation in the new
church, when Rev. W. l.. McGarcy
OF Sterling, KAN who Will conduct
the meetings, will preach the first
sermon OF the series of services
sunday, February 6. Tho meetings
VIII continue until February 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
METHODIST MEET CALLED
Representatives of ". T.. Churches,
south, "a Convene February i3

In the interest OF the Christian
education movement of southern
Methodism, mass meeting of the
NJ. T.. churches, south, Of this city,
Will be held sunday evening, Fcbru-
ary l3, in the Boston Avenue
church. Addresses will be made by
Bishop f.. y, Mouzon ana Doct or
Edward +. Cook Of Kansas city.
and a moving picture lecture OF As
minutes duration given. The local
meeting will be ono of 30 similar
meetings to be held in the dcnomi-
nation. In oklahoma the present
goal Of the Christian education
movement is raising Of the first
sl,O00,000 for the new Methodist
university TO be located I'm Tulsa.
In the Boston Avenue church il IL
intlmated that the movement may
be combined with campaign TO
raise money for "A new church home
now being considered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
lrROhI OF PARALYSIS
has \JSE OF DEATH.

|Iffl l.FfHS EAhNt " NlFs
WCSkOG EE, Jan. 25.-William
Ieuefipk was born in Ireland 63
|s,rs ago and has been associated
th the development Of Oklahoma
r the past quarter century. A
-oko Of paralysis two years ago is
Ld 90 have been responsible for
y death.
4 PEeneflck Quilt the entire line OF
.c Kansas. oklahoma & Gulf rail-
5ad from Joplin. Mo- to Denison.
leXas and was up to the time OF
death. president of that system.
H. constructed the Frisco into Mus
\ orr, from Fayetteville, Ark, when
at road was known as the o. & G.
and built the main line of the
rsso through Sapulpa
Mr. ltcncfick was we'll known
| re ard resided here when on con
mytiou work He was Interested
] the oklahoma Coal company and
|syerh oklahoma railroads.
He H. survived by lis widow,
Eele Strang kenefick. and four
aughtors Mrs. John Hoffman,
tinsas city. Mrs George Lowrce,
fansas city; Mrs. Vernon Jones,
Shicago. and Mrs. Arthur Day OF
New York MIR. kenefick made his
4 ono in Kansas city. He was
! iCcd greatly over the death of
hrothcr-in- VIII Strang,
csiient and builder OF the Strang
Bo'erurbsn line running from Kan
rs city to Olathc. Kan" who died a
w days ago,
one daughter, Mrs. George Low
ac was born in tent on the pres
nj site of Tulsa. okla, when Mr..
f,cnefick was building the Frisco
no Tulsa then a trading post, II
recalled by old settlers.
" p, Dewar, veteran railroad
oUtracror OF Muskogec. was asso.
ated with Mr.. Kenefick In railroad
obstruction ip this state for over
years. Mr.. kencfick has often
cen called by his associates the
tWprc builder Of the southwest for
10 great part he took in the growth
! nd Development Of this territory
4 iany local business men We're his
! innate friends and were associ'
ed with him in business transa O.
] Ions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
WORLD DANCE A SUCCESS
Work Of Making II Newspaper stops
While E-~ploycs Enjoy Evening.

Thc work OF making a ncWspupef
stopped for two hours last night
while the World Publishing COM
pany treated its employees 20 a dance
in the advertising rooms of the
World. with cntiCinE music fur
nished By Woods orchestra the
news hounds and "wan-tads'
danced. and between dances enjoyed
sandwiches, candy and punch with
smokes for the men.
The dance proved such a success
that the management Of The World
intimates that It viii become a
monthly affair. Not for the pur-
pose Of a dance but the fact that II
brinl> the employees together
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
BarfIesriiie Puts on
Hundred NeW Officers

rs, Associated Press State Nirc
llARTL LESNllIE, OKLA. Jan. 20.
ono hundred special Officers viii
b., sworn In los Chi"f OF Police T.. 4
Gnston "Wednesday for the purpo'o
Iot preventing Grim" wave In Bat
uesvillc Tho special Officers VIII
hc prominent business men and each
Will lac given fun authority 10 make
arrests and to carry pistol.
All persons found on the streets
after ! O'Clock I'm the morning viii
be- required to give an account OF
himsplf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
JANUARY BUILDING GAINS
S5S6.OOO Worth of Permits Issued
Since First Of JanuarN. 1921.

January as building month 10
cally has already left December in
the lurch That this month will
take its proper placo in the matter
of building activities Is shown 10y a
report ISSUED Tuesday afternoon
from the office Of city Building IN
spcCtor II, +. Kopp. Permits issued
since January ! represent an cN-
penditure Of s5S6,000, This in
clude, the permit FOR rough con-
crete work on the high school ad-
dltion, to cost s2Si,O00,
All permits issued for the month
OF December. 1920, contemplated a
total expenditure uf s2s0,3;i, or
virtually half the amount OF per
m!ts already issued during Janu-
arN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP
Member of Drilling Firm Claims He
Has Not Received Profits.

An accounting ana ihe dIssoTulloH
Of the partnership Of r. II. Caughcy
and G. \. hawkins, doing business
az the Hawkins Drilling company
was asked In "a suit filed IN superior
court Tuesday by t'.c former who
ALLEGES his partner has taken more
than his rghtful share OF the
profits Of the company
CauEhcy claims the plaintiff and
defendant each contributed about
$40, 900 for carrying on the business,
but that Hawkins has refused to ac-
count to the plaintiff for money re-
celyed on drilling contracts,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

Ut1H upTtL
Iul E. TitiltD
Under new management rcspectabls
hutul, run Cor people who appreciate
clean atmosphere, reasonable rate by day
ur week., MI outside rooms. RITZ Hotoi,
lot r.. Thtd ~
WE-TlAND HOTEL. .0SA h. rhitd.
NunWH 81 To fi4, connecting and private
unth SO ana SO. Usage 1873.
jacobs UDTEi.Hf ftrcproof throughout.
uicc clean rooms 81 ana tl25 per
night. g. and 81 pet week. 3Os D.. First
1t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2j.-ton-
grcss received from President VII
son today the first message signed
with pen and ink since the president
was taken ~ a year and a haH ago.
The message had 10 40 with
changes in customs district. since
his illness and up 10 this time the
president has used an indellble pen.
ell in signing communications to
congress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
rcNas for Home Ownership.

- ~ Texas, Jan. 2j,--The
ocI posed home ownership amend
re,n, 10 the Texas constitution as
by form Governor
. y, yo VAS adopted in the house by
= vote Of IO3 to 2s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

Great Britain claims TO be manu-
featuring all forms of laboratory
optical aud surgical glassware which
it formerly imported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

former s"TVicC mon was adopted
soldier Relief ,tcpnrt Due.
Report ot Nh" soldiers relief com
mittoc Of the lower hOuac OF the leg
stature for building permanent
hospital for tubcroular soldiers. 10
oost not l"Ss than $750.O0O Is cx-
poci-d 10 be- presented by IN" com
wittee by tho close of this week.
Il was announced today by Victor
VI. Locke, ir., chairman The re-
pori win be DELAYED until the re-
turn 0f the committee appointed TO
visit institutions IN the eastern part
of tho stat" 10 soe II any can be
used as temporary hospitals Tho
oommi'tc" appointed to visit ius; g.
buttons In western Oklahoma rc'
turned Monday II ia expected that
tho first report ~ tho house 'invcs
.igatiug committee dealing with the
Talihiua tuberculosis sauitarium will
ho presented 10 the house Wcdnes-
day,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

ANNOUNCEMENTS


W WISH TO thunk our many friends for
ih"ir kindness ana Moral offering IN
IN" sickness ana death Uf our son and
brother marry, Mr. ana Mrs. q. ~. FH-
gaines ana family.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
FRANKLIN FLAYED
BY FORMER CHIEF

CONTINUED TRuM PAGE pNE
prevent any American in public
life from giving such confidence
AS | gaYe. they have accomplished
their purpose. Unless America
has fun list Of her Anglo-un-
American administrators who arc
seeking 20 secure our tonnage,
our struggle for our fair share In
the dominion of the seas is hope
less. The list would be discourag
ing, but American resolution Is
sufficient for the encounter, once
our decks are cleared for action.
(SigncdJ civilian DE\MAN."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
LOST ANn FOUND


EHin"H ana family.
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,,,l,r i.,.,.., -
r,,,,,n,,tt" ,tt,,rn.,o n"'n ~, 'u' las @
,Ir, h,,,,n ,,J ,,hltr w. - ~ L
nose. Iou nina lex brown. others wbtte'
ears and tan ducK"d. S. reward. cedar
lt1t.
LOST ono guld 1Iff upk. "A. n or
one side. x on other. Osngr $40.
b ,, ~ r. 1H ~, Ol,'.N large hS"Ir,hy
Communicate any information to T.. vs.
Dunn phouc D.,Er agpA
Ipu.- -,.,,p. ,.,.,.,, 49,,
T.rd.f rtu G..gr~ ssEE 4 for r,..,T
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1851 and rsra,ya Iaw,r5
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tA''lnN3 pm win name on back Can
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
AUTOMOBILES
AlInMnniIns inn sN,t


oNE tur. trsUor E.ud nH new. iII,u
$500. ily owner See g. 1taj T.. sov.
cutn. cell ''dar o.
FDR SALE Forced To- arll account slrt
ness WN lrWuBr raI H bIWh.uiHv cor.
Tor fluuo less thnu ip worth. rnouc o.
call ~ ponirir iNdg Phone osoEc t33N
1919 FORD toutlug. lnud ton new scat
co,crs, q bargain. ilso tsi g.. First.
ruK SALE rord spovdstcr goud ruu.
Nina order bargain, isoo. loli g..
ruN SALE. rord dru,c,, good running
otdrr. must sell ilB6. rom D.. rhird.
FOH SALE Euaos tourius cal iu good
condition, h," wire wheel" ~ tit"',
cheap II taken ut uucu. Price 5000. SEQ
Mi NanSoun At Hnttum Nros gataFr
ron sNIG.-racknrd spoedatcr perfect
. condition, newly painted, bargain call
room 40 Hotel Kotchum
Dodge llros. tourtrg ear. 5000. .iG7t
Dodge nrus. tondster..,..... ....... 1850
Dodge ntnH. roHdHtet ..t.,.tt,,..,... 1850
Dodge iiru4. roadster .s........ $500
Dodge Uiua. roadster. ..,.... ......,. 1850
Buick b.pHazenEor tuuriur Model u 1900
sorry l. & DIAL
Dodge iitos dealers, IN \. Bostun.
Telephones Usage oli0.i ?
HUi,k 1915 In exceptionally good con.
casing rrlc. Tor oulcE sale 1850 ,a"h.
can osagc 's0i ar Osage Nloi, IN yN,p.ns
1881 Packard Roadster new.
1920 cole. seven passenger, Touring.
1920 cole. four passenger, Touring
1920 Winton five passenger, Tour
ing.
Packard four passenger Sedan.
Model % Cadillac Touring.
Tulsa Motor Car Co.
pierce Arrow Cole Aero Etght
1926 4. Main 81. Usage 5Oe6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Dcnn,nn's War Advisor.

Mr.. Franklin was appointed adj
visor to Mr., Dcnman and To Gen
cral Goethals by the council OF ma
tional defense in 1917. MIR. Den
man and General Goethals had the
dual function OF providing war tom
mage and incidentally adapting it to
the future American maritime de-
velopWent.
Under chairman Hurley, Mr..
Franklin was appointed chairman
Of the shipping board, controlling
commerce, having control OF al
American commerce during the war
After the war. MIR. Donman said, in
making public his telegram, Mr..
Franklin tried tp procure fleet
OF shipping board ships for the In
ternational Mercantile Marine. Dur
ing this time. Mr. Dcnman said,
Mr. Franklin is alleged to have con-
cealed an agreement with the
British which prevented him from
taking "A position favorable To the
United states and adverse to the
British shipping.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
TWO NEW JUDGES
FOR THIS COUNTY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

WIN surFER
WITH COLDT
rERMlNAL HOTEL
MAIN STREET
Cppr,te frisco station, steam heated
strictly modern. hotc' kept NJ summer
boat sq nQ So not depend on gas running
hot and cold water ~ an rooms FREQ bath.
plenty no, water and heat cleanest hotel
N TH'Fu. special rstDu 81 week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
USED CAR MARKET
ANNOUNCEMENTS A

" Ntii ''hNuNi
WEST MAIN MNrrNNlTh aANtTAUGUM
"A homo Tor tho core arh protection
OF young women, rAtee rcaaonsbls babies
sdopted, br. NJ. ~ newman. medical
director 1877 W Mair oklahoma City.
SPECIAL NnTi,Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26

WANTED All ttY.tI. ...,a u.u.,t mu
Mining s. NNut ,.. n communicate,
with IuN taJ. %
Evening star., 1921-04-24
1900 mile F FNERAL
JOURNEY Eps WITH
COLLAPSEsOF FRIEND

PLAINWELL. Mich. April 23. -
Frrd Barker. exhausted from the
hardships he endured on his 1.500-
mile funeral tramp, arrived here
early today with the body of his
brother-inrlaw. J. Warde Brown.
who died of pneumonia two weeks
ago at frontier trading post in
northern CANADA.
fefuSing to part even in death
with his companion in submarine
lighting during the world war and
in gold prospecting and trapping
in the far north. Barker remained
seated in the express car beside
the rude casket during the last
lap of the trip. Barker collapsed
after reaching here with the body
He refused to discuss the perilS
ne faced during his trip through
forests. down rivers filled with
rapids and along trails i'll the tar
north.
Funeral services for Brown will
De held here tomorrow afternoon
Evening star., 1921-04-24
PROBERS IN BR|BE CASE
| REFUSE TO STEP OUT
| Tennessee Senate Committee Goes
on With Investigation of Acts
of Fellow Member.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 23.-The
state senate committee investigating
the charge that Senator r. y. Clabo
had accepted bribe. this morning.
through Vice Chairman w W. Craig
announced its ruling on the petition
filed Friday afternoon by Clabo's
counsel challenging the competency
of the committee and its attorney.
jeff McCarn. the ruling denying the
request that the committee resign.
Counsel for Senator CIabo then an
nounced their withdrawal from the
proceeding.
The committee. however, went on
with the investigation of two wit :
nosses until adjournment Monday.
In rely to the Ciabo petition, Mr.
Craig questioned the good faith of the
document. calling attention to the fact
that ii was not dignifled by an affi-
Gavit as to the facts set out The
record in the ease. ii was stated did
not support any assumption that any
member of The committee was hostile
or unfair.
The ruling continued:
We cannot repreSS the belief that
poses evident; that having gotten the
testimony of the state, some quarrel
is now sought with this committe ee
as a rreteXt for Withdrawing from
the investigation rather than meet the
evidence already adduced."
The petition, ii was announced
would not he permitted to be filed as
q part of the record
Evening star., 1921-04-24
kRA|#&'DRY Law
GETTING F|RMER GRIP
Declares Little Whisky Is Finding
Way Out of Bond-Former
Order Modified.

The United States is coming more
and more to obey the dry laws. Pro-
hibition Commissioner Kramer said
yesterday. At present very little real
whisky is out of government bond. he
said, although the prohibition forces
are having some difficulty with
smuggling along the Canadian border
and in Florida
Modification of the ban against
withdrawals of liquor from ware
houses. which went into effect in Feb
ruary against all but retail druggists.
aMr. Kramer announced. has been
modified, effective May 10. to permit
wholesale druggists to withdraw
liquor from bond and from wholesale
free warehouses. The permission. the
commission said. does not apply TO
wholesale liquor dealers.
About $4,000 cases of Chinese Wine
-Ng Ka Py-haS been released from
customhouses in various parts of the
country for use as medicine. the COM =
missioner said. Most of the wine is
held at San Francisco. he added. al
though there is some at New York
and Boston.