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Arizona republican., 1922-04-03

sonal letter, containing literature Civ
ing full information about the con-
vention, railroad rates, the city Of
Phoenix and the state of Arizona, so
that they will be fully posted in re
gard to the convention. This personal
letter brings responses from men that
will attend the convention that would
not il they did not receive the infor
nation that is impaired to them.
The railroad companies are quite
active in calling on each prospective
delegate, presenting them the claims
of their road and urging them to at
tend During the past week num-
ber of passenger agents of railroads
throughout the country have wired
for lists of delegates and full infor-
nation about the convention in order
that they may see each prospective
delegate personally and urge them to
come.
A pressing invitation has been sent
to each chamber>of commerce in the
state Of Arizona to appoint delegates
and see that. their town is represented
at the coming meeting of the United
States Good Roads association and
Bankhead National Highway associa-
tion. More than a dozen chambers of
commerce have appointed delegates
and written that an enthusiastic dele
cation can be depended upon to come
from their respective cities.
The Phoenix chamber of commerce
has provided one of the most distinc-
tive badges that has been made for
the use Of the conventions, in all their
history The badge is medallion
and has a picture of North Central
avenue. showing the beautiful street
lined with palms, which is typical OF
the city, with the letters United
States Good, Roads association and
Bankhead National Highway assoeia
ton. April 24-29-1922"; space Is left
to write the name and address of the
delegate. This badge viii attract at :
tention and will be a great advertise
nent for the city of Phoenix.
A cordial invitation has been ex-
tended to the American Mexican cor.
ference to be held in Nogales on Apri'
3-4. 1t is to be hoped that large
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03
DECIDE To STAGE
SLIPPERY GULCH'
SHOW APRIL 4-29

At a special meeting OF the Asso-
citation of Allied Service Organiza-
tions on Thursday afternoon the
final report of the executive com
mittee was read by Edgar Gardner,
the chairman. The report covered
the work of the committee for the
past three weeks of continued inves-
tigation of the Days of 49, report
ing their findings, writing letters
and securing answers in the form OF
committee meetings with the Bank
head Highway association, chamber
of commerce, Elks drill team and
others more or less, connected with
the show or the Bankhead Highway
convention. And finally in the Sc
curing of signers of the contract and
permits 10 put on the show of
Slippery Gulch in the Days of 49,
together with the Elks drill team.
The show will be staged in the old
Central school block across from the
postoffice from April "a to 20. dur
ing the week of the convention OF
the Bankhead National Highway as
sociation. the United States Good
Roads association and the United
States Good Roads show.
Edgar Gardner, from the Disabled
Veterans OF the World War. and
chairman OF the executive committee
of the A. A. S. O., was elected man
ager OF the show as representing
the a. A. S. o.
In order to proceed with plans for
perfecting a. permanent organization
OF the allied service orders. the tenn
porary chairman. j. l.. Taylor ap-
pointed a committee on constitution
10 report at the next regular meet
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03
ACTION TO ENFORCE
DRY LAW CONTINUES

Business in the line OF prohibition
enforcement is keeping UP, with detl-
mite results being obtained almost
daily. as shown in the announcement
az the activities OF the enforcement
branch released yesterday by Mlchaei
f.. Cassidy, state prohibition dlrec-
tor. /.
Two complaints for violations or
the provisions Of the national prohi-
bition amendment were fiied yester-
day by enforcement agents. The first
was made against Mrs. Cleo Prince,
OF the Alturas hotel, 233 East Wash
inrton street. who was charged with
the illegal possession of intoxicants.
1t is alleged that when officers
searched the hotel Thursday night
thev found six gallons of noonshlne
whisky under some old rugs on the
back porch.
Alberto Semena, who is in charge
Of the Colorado Pool hall at III
South Fifth street, ran afoul OF the
law Tuesday night when officers
raided his place and found GUAM
tity of corn liquor. A complaint
charging Illegal possession was nled
against him yesterday.
On Friday evening Detectives Lucy,
Morreil and Weage arrested w. N.
Cole and Charles Graubough, alias
Laughter Dale. at first and LINCOLN
streets and took from them aWniit
case containing 16 pints of liqSor.
Cole and Graubough have been turned
over TO Director Cassidy and COM
plants have been filed charging them
with possession and transportation.
Chief of Police Brisbois and J. T..
Wilkey, agent of the department OF
Justice, discovered A still, a gallon OF
liquor and quantity of mash Al
Seventh and Henshaw streets, the
outfit proving to he the property OF
T Cole and Grsubough, according TO Di-
rector Cassidy
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03
F|RESTONE OFFERS
SCHOLARSHIP FOR
HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL

a four years university scholar
ship carrying tuition and all expenS-
es for four years attendance at any
university selected by the successful
contestant. is offered again this year
by Harvey s F7irestone, member OF
the highway and highway transport
education committee, Willard, build
ing. Washington. ID. c., for the best
essay on How Good Roads Are De-
veloping My Community.
This contest is open to all students
of high school grade in order TO en-
courage them in the study of high
way economies. 1t has the endorse
ment OF the bureau of education and
the bureau of public roads, and the
prize is we'll worth striving for, being
valued at not less than $4,000. The
general extension division of the
University of Arizona is handling the
contest for this state.
Suggested. reading FOR the contest
ants includes the following: Farm
ers' Bulletin sos, Benefits of I'M
proved Roads: Bulletin 3sS, "EcoI1o-
mic Survey Of Country Highway I'M
provement These may be obtained
free fro mthe Z. S. department of
agriculture Washington, .. c. 1t
might be we'll also TO consult any
files of the following magazines which
are available in public libraries:
Golfers Weekly; The Motor Age;
Wallace's Farmer: The Country Cen
tleman: The American Motorist; The
Automobile Review. The Engineer
ing News Record. Booklets Which
probably may be procured from the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce, 1855 Madison avenue. New
York City. are The Economics OF
Highway Transport; Good Roads
and Motor transportation: rs
Highway Transport an Aid to the
Railroads.
The rules governing the contest
are as follows:
Subject: How Good Roads Are
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03

education, University Of California,
professor of education.
Herbert C. Hanson, A. NJ, assistant
professor Of biology.
r. NJ. Howard. B. s., assistant pro-
fessor of social science.
Howard A. Hubbard, A. NJ. pro-
fessor OF history.
Frances Melville Perry. A. NJ, pro-
fessor of English composition and
rhetoric.
L. J.. Summers, A. NJ. professor of
voca ationaI educations
c. d. Thorpe, A. NJ, associate pro-
fessor of rhetoric at University OF
Oregon: assistant professor Of Eng
lish literature.
George f. Thompson. B. S. A, pro-
fessor of agronomy.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03
MANY EXHIBITS OF
HIGHWAY MACHINERY
. To Be SHOWN HERE

The executive officers of the United
States Good Roads association and
United States Good Road show have
received wires during the last, "a
hours from six OF the largest good
road machinery and truck manufac-
turers in the country, asking that res
ervations be made for booths, also at
the hotels for representatives of their
companies who will attend the meet
ings in Phoenix, April 2429. 1t is evi-
dent that nation wide interest has
been aroused in the Phoenix meeting
and it will be one of the most repre-
sentative bodies that has ever met in
TIE Wts
Governors from various states are
sending in their appointments by
every mail and as soon as the list is
received AT the headquarters, Director
General Rountree writes them a per-
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03
The committee is composed oi

ing. The committee is composed Of
J. NJ. Brown Of the Soc'ete ces 40
IIommes ct chevaux is chairman:
Mrs. Horace Steele from the Phce
nix Memorial auxiliary of the Vefe-
rams of Foreign Wars; Mrs. ERNEST
f.. Hall, from the Wo.nai.t auN'l
iary OF the American Legion D. r..
Whitney. from the veterans OF Fer
eign Wars: A. O.Riordan. from the
Disabled Veterans of the World
War, and A. r. Baxter, Jr., OF the
American Legion.
The next regular meeting of the
A. A. S. O. will be held Thursday
evening in the v. +. w. club rooms
over the Rose Tree at 1880 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03

number of the delegates that will at
tend that international conference
will. after they have made their trip
TO Mexico, come TO Phoenix to the
United states Good Roads conven-
ton.
Col. e. Power Conway, a life mem
Der of the United States Good Roads
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03

association, has been requested 10
present the invitation that has been
prepared by Director General Eoun-
tree to this conference. Col. Conway
is an active good roads advocate and
is well qualified to perform this diplo-
matte mission, which he has been se-
lected to carry out.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-03

Devolping My Community"
Length: Not to exceed 700 words.
Closing date: Not later than May
1, 1922
Award. The Harvey S. Firestone
scholarship. This scholarship pro-
vides tuition and expenses for four
years attendance at any college or
university chosen by the successful
contestant
Eligible: All students OF high
school grade.
Preparation Essays must be writ
ten on one side of the paper only.
Each manuscript should bear the
name, school, and horne address of
the contestant in the upper left hand
corner.
. Grading: Grading should be on a
basis of knowledge of the subject,
composition. and appearance.
Judging: Principals and teachers
OF high schools in Arizona are re-
cuested to forward the three best es :
says from each high school to the
General University Extension Divi-
sion, University of Arizona. Tucson,
Ariz not later than May is, 1922.
The best essay from each state will
be handed to a national committee 70
be appointed by the United States
commissioner of educa ton.
All correspondents should be ad-
dressed. Highway and Highway
Transport Committee. Willard Build
ing, washington. d. G.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
UN HOMBRE GRAvEMENTE
rs. HERIDO

En- 81 barrio- sAmuela' de Juana
Diaz, Aniceto -V&zQuez Colon, de 20
amos, propino con un pedazo de lena
un fuerte, golpe Manuel Nieves, pro-
duciendole. una gran herida en- la cabe
"a, de la cual fue curado en- ell hospital
municipal, donde quedo recluido en- es-
tado gravisimoa FL jefe de policia en-
union del Juez practicaron la inves-
tigaci6n preliminar del case, habien-
do ele sofaIado Colon $500 de fanza
para quedar en- libertad provisional.
FL motive de la question fu6 un dis.
gusto stiscitado en- la casa de Aniceto
Vazquez, padre del agresor, mientras
Sc celebraba un bale. FL j6ven vaz
quez intervino en- defen de su padre,
contra Nieves, quien fu6 derribado al
suelo.
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Para los juegos inter
escolares de Ponce

poi un comite compuesto de profesoras
Gle todos los planteles urbano, prone
ticndo quedar lucidfsimo.
Segtn hemos podido observar por la
information recibida de la isla con mo-
tivos de los pr6ximos juegos Interes-
colares, estos ssran los mas importantes
en comparaci6n con los cslebrados en-
aIios anteriores, sera tai Ell contingente
DE alumnos. maestros autoridades
escolares que asistan a ellos, que Sc
Guda de que la ciudad de Ponce tenga
kcspedaje suficiente para acomodar al
crecido ndmero de vis;tantes que asista
a ellos. 81 comparamos la aarencia de
'fans" ell a1o pasado, y tenemos en-
Cuenta que fue limitada debido a la
hitelga de ferroviarios que en- aquella
6poca existia; 81 comparamos, repeti-
mes dicha afuencia con la que habra
este afio en- que no existe el inconve-
njente anotado. llegaremos la conclu-
sion de que dicha afuencia de clumnos
y maestros sera desbordante. Una idea
&c clio la da Ell que los directories de la
Association atletica de Bayam6n va
Kan separado treinta hospedajcs com
pleto para igpal numero de atletas.
En- pr6xima edicion publicaremos la
constitution por la cual Sc rigen las
ascciaciones atleticas de. los planteles
de ensefianzS de Bayam6n.
Es de felicitar a las autoridades es-
cclares de esta ciudad por ell gran in |
tcr6s que Sc toman por 81 desarrollo fl
slcO de los alumnos, preparandolos de
tai modo que puedan exclamar: lMen-
tes sanas en- c1erpos sanos!
Creen1os oportuno dejar resedado de
una vez la magnifica reorganization
efectuada en- los grades elementales,
consistente en- la agrupaci6n de los
alumnos atendiendo al progreso intelec-
tual por cada uno demostrado durante
los meses de classes que han pasado.
Es digna de APPLAUSE Ia labor reali-
zada por inspectors y maestros, 10 que
ros permitir& sacar Ell mayor rartido
p1ovechoso de la gran inversion que en-
favor de la instruction Sc v1ene ha-
cicndo.
soIamente So aguarda la eentrata-
con del emprestico va acordado por
naestra acambloa 1,,ry,iei,,o1 ,oo~o 5o.
comienzo a la edihcaci6n de planteles
&c easehanza no solamente en- Ia zona
urbana 81 que tainbi6n EN- la zona
rural.
Felicitamos Ia vez al Departamen-
to de Instruction por la eficiencia de
sus representatives en- Bayam6n.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
OF FILLING cF CON
SENT BY STOCKHOLDERS TO
DISSOLUTION

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-.
sENTs MAY COME. GREETING f:
WHEREAS, it appears to muy sa-
tisfaction by duly authenticated record
of the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof deposited in my
office that "INsULAR CIGAR co.,,
a corporation of this Island whose
principal office is situated in the mum
icipality of Caguas. P r.. has complied
with the requirements Of the Private
Corporations Act preliminary to the
issuing of the certificate that such
consent has been A2ed:
NOW, THEREF ORE, I, R. s1ACA
PACHECO. Executive Secretary of
Porto Rico, DO HEREBY CERTIFY
that the said corporation did on the
sixteenth day of February, nineteen
hundred and twenty 1.-two, file in muy
office duly executed and attested
consent in writing to the dissolution
Of said corporation executed by more
than two thirds in interest Of the
stockholders thereof, which said docu.
ment. and the record of the proceed
ings aforesaid, are now on file in my
said office, as provided by Law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, + have
hereunto set muy hand and caused to
bs affixed the Great Seal of Porto
Rico, at the City Of San Juan, this
sixteenth day Of February, A. D., nine
teen hundred and twenty-five.
R. Siaca PACHECO,
Executive Secretary.
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LA LLUVIA EN- IA TsLA DURANTE
LA ULTIMA sEMANA

FL encargado Gel "Wea her Bureau"
Mr.. Fassig, nos participa que la llu-
via de la semans pqsada fu6 mas fuerte
en- las costas N. Y o. Tres estaciones
han informado un total cue excedi6 de
tres pu'galas Y una estsci6n excedi6
de cuatzt pulgadas. La lluvia promedia
de toda la isIa fu6 cerca de 1.So pulga-
das, mas del doble Gle la cantiiad nor
NAL. La temperature media fu6 practi-
camerte normal. Las cosechas crecie-
ron bien. Localmente, en- algunas par
tes, el corte de cana fu5 suspendido de-
bido la condici6n htlmeda del terreno.
La evaporation de Ia semana, en- San
Juan, fue 1.702 pulgadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

EMste un gran entusiasmo entire
los alumnos de las escuelas p1blicas
de Bayam6n por Ia participaci5n que
tendran sus mejores alt6tas en- los i'm
portantes juegos que con la asistencis
de representation de todas las escuelas
rdblicas de la isla Sc verifcaran en- la
ciudad de Ponce a la termination del
presente mes, bajo los auspicios de la
Association Atletica de Puerto Rico,
Lril1antemente dirigida por ell Departa-
mento Insular de instruction.
Las escuelas de Bayamon tolnaran
participation en- los juegos que Sc asig
nan a las Glasses ga" Y "B' siendo
tai Ell entusiasmo reinante entire alum
nos, que la Association Local atletica,
ha tornado un gran incremento especial
laente en- 10 que a ntimero de asociados
sc refiere.
Las escuelas "Campeche'' tJohn
Marshall" de la calle de Comerio y las
de Cata6o han organizado cada una su
association atletica, estando todas bajo
la direction principal de una asocia-
cion general formaEta con zriembros
de las distintas asociaciones.
Ell Inspector de Escuelas. Sr. Jose
Eazquez Ortiz, su ayudante Sr. Angel
Irisarry, los principales, sefiores Jesils
Ma. Quihones, Jose Ferrer calder6n,
Ramon Morales y Carlos Jimenez ira
bajan activamente porque la represen
taci6n bayamonesa Sc traiga e. mayor
riimero de prilneros .premios gue les
sea possible. Estan encargados de: train
ing de los atletas ell Sr. JESUS Ma. Qui-
flones, principal de las escuelas de Ca
tado, quienes aseguran que, nuestros
alumnos dejaran chiquititos a los cam
pcones de otras municipaidades, sin
excluir alguna.
La campafia por ell progreso econ6-
nico de las distintas asociaciones va
esta alberta, estandose celebrando jue-
goS prel1Ininares entire las dlstintas di-
v.siones escolares para consegr;r la ma
yor practica possible. La entrada es-
tos jueCos prelimirares cuesta solamen
te cinco centavos cuyo ingreso es des-
tinsdo engrosar los fondos raqueridos
para sufragar los gaatos y demas nece-
sidades del impoI aate ntmero de alum
nos que iran competir en- tEcho tor
neo anual.
Para la noche Eel d.a veintid6s del
corriente Sc prer%ra una ilrportante
volada escolar en- el teatro ''Varieda-
des'', la que da5o los prepaya@ivos que
Sc vienne hacie do. hahra de resultar
TN soberbio 6xito, tanto en- 10 que Sc
relere Ia part 9 li+cra IN como a la
economical. Este festival sera dirigido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10
HUgLGAS AGRICoLAS

Quedan aun en- pie los movimientoc
huelgarios de Manati, Maunabo, y va
rias colonias de Aguirre, Vieques, Pa
tillas. Dichas protestas industriales son
mantenidas contra Ia manufacture Y
recollection de la cana de azucar.
La protesta que venia mantenida con-
ira la Central Cambalache, que Sc Gre
yo Sc negaria un entendido entrambas
parties, Sc mantiene atn. Sc nos informa
ademas que hay malestar entre los ira
bajadores de Loiza, Carolina y Rio Gran
de.
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Furne 'ROSITA' de
Utuado
Para pedidos: "AIonso, Riera &
Co., Inc"
AdUf

Debe un marido asesinar un honl-
bre 81 este procura separate de la MI
jer a Quien ANA? Yea la production
''MARIDo Y EsPoSA". Su estreno
en- ell 'Rialto'' ell dia IL de Ma7zo
Sabado. En- Ell "Oli,npo'' ell dia Il
de Mario Martes. Advt
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I rab a j j 0
AYUDE A LOS NrRos poBREs

Es necesario que en- cadA NUM-
:iplo de esta isls Sc organize la 30
ciedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Nifos Pobres''. Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
6xito que pOdemos asegurar que
todos los nlnOS pobres que asisten
las escueiAa yam debidamente caj
.a0oS
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A los Comerciantes y Quin-
calleros de la Isla

Aprovehad oportmdad de sguientes artcuos
reaiZan precios sumamente baratos
Medias unto ngles nhos caldad buena $Oo doc o mas
$3.50 doc Meda nna sin talon 45 ctvs doc Calcet
sin talon 40 ctvs doc Caenes hombr fnos 81 doc Agu-
jas poneas so mar Ingeas rs Acancias tanques
go doc Dedaes 81 80 Espeos de Soc 81 $12o doc
$3.50 Sombreos hombre ea $3.50 Hblas pantalon
25 Horquilas Imperdbes 2Sc.
400
pego 48c Sobres 1000 $1Oo Pap mtando espaol $18O
Panueos Cabaeo oores no $125 Platios porceana
$3.50 bosilo
Coares Cola
vdo Soc Codones &c., 1925 $500 Cntas tafeta
No 25c No 30 No. IL 60c Cepios cabeza $150
Brooches preston de Csc $50 Gronas bancas $3.50 doc Ramtos
75c $1O0 doc Serveas boa 90c Aros orjas
desde so Ieras desd soc hast $3.50 doc Trantes desde
lido pe baaos Afleres pecho ysosos 8oc doc Ca
hombres. Bochas barba gran
lido desde $25 doc Gran candad de BORDADOS
45c yd Colossal sQdo odas cadade precos
estos los bodados baratos
Hculos. s'a
NOTA IMPORTANCE:
PRUEBE peddo de bordados otro de enaes 81
gastan devuelve, sendo mi gasos
No siren pedido gene conocida,
canidad &c.,
del peddo Dirijrse E. F. p O. Box 1011 San Juan 20.
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Sc HIzo CARGO

Nos participa ell Sr. Ramon Four
nier, haberse echo cargo de la Agencia
Funeraria que antes giraba bajo la fir
MA Fournier y Del Vale, la cual aho-
RI pertenece el solamente por haber-
s. separado Ell Sr Vicente del Vale.
Ell Sr. Fournier Sc propone dedicar
todc su tempo a su Agencia, por 10
que ademas ha establecido su cfcina en-
el misnio local que ocupa aQuelIa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-10

ohcina:- EdiAcio Boures. Tel. 1865.
Resid.: San Sebastian so. Te: eu7 rsia,
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LUNES 13 DE MARIO DE 1922 A LAS 10 A. M.
Continuando diariamente hasta su termination
EN- LA ANTIGUA LIBRERIAs "LA PRIMAVERA' s
Allen %.
5000 NOVELAS DE LOS SIGUIENTES
AUTORES:
Paacio Valdes-Jose M. Pereda-AIarcon-
Blasco Ibanez-Pio Baroa-AnatoIe France
Vargas viIa-Perez GaIdos-Emlio carrere- J.
Renavente-Jorge Onet-F. viIIaespesa-Ama-
do Nerves.. Chocano-J. de- Dios Peza-caro-
Ina Invernzio-CarIota Brae!ne. Obras Clasicas
Griegas Espahoas; Metodos para aprender In
giles Frances.
Efectos de escritoros muchos articuIos mas.
El renate Sc hara en- Totes pequefos, pago en-
effective en- ell acto de adjudication.
SlDORO D. DELGADO,
An1onedero P1bico.
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Sc VENDE UNA FARMACIA.- Por
no poder atenderla su duefio, SO vende
una farmacia bien acreditada y con
clientele propia. Escriba a Box 25.-
Bayam6n, P. R. 3-14
Sc ARRIENDA la casa de tres plan
tas calle de Allen nImero 40. FL que la
interese pue5e dirigirse Adoifo Lo-
pez Tel6fono 1896, San Juan. $50 San
turce. go
CALZADO.- Comerciante de caizado:
no compreis sin yer primero nuestro pre-
c:o y descuento. G. Perez Alvarez, S.
en- G. "a
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Los QUE EMBARcAN

El Gobernador ha expedido pasaporte
para embarcar Espaha, la seh,ra
Esperanza Bosch de Isona Y un nino
menor, de Pence.
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ASK FOR MORE wHIsKEY
Doctors Urge Wider Limit for Bottled
nRond Liquor

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Petitions urg
ing an exemption by the Treasury oil
bottled IN bond whiskeys nom the
uuantltative Limitation placed on
whi key stocks which druggists may
buy during each quarterly period nave
been filed with Secretary Mellon and
Commissioner Blair by representatives
of the American Medic Association.
The present regulation limit the re.
tail druggists to loo gallons OF all
kinds of spirituous liquors for each
three months, and hold the wholesale
druggist, to purchase of liquors not ex'
ceedng 10 per cent of his gross bust
ness turnover.
Secretary Mellon was told, 1t was
sad, that il druggists were permitted
to carry stocks of bottled in bona
whiskeys. sufficient to meet their re-
quirements outside of the 100 gallon
limitation there would be very little
"home made" or drug store made
whiskys used. Advocates Of the change
werc said to have suggested that all
bottled in bond whisky now Is more
than five years old, the last being bot
tied in 1917, and the granting of per-
mission to carry bottled In bond stocks
as needed would insure supplies oil
hlgh.grade whiskys for, the filling OF
prescriptions.