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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10
Not To Play

Ouimet Not to Play.
BOSTON. July 10.-Francfs
Ouimet will not compete for the
national open golf championship
at Skokie, it was announced N 1t
his home today s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Eddie Collins of the White SoX
was presented with lawn mower
Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

"Bob'' Grimes will bring his
Lumberport outfit down for a
game with Classics, the game to
be played at South Side Park, at
$3.50 o'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

- Another twilight battle is book,
ed for "Wednesday evening of this
week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

3 = !.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Did he need hair cut that
bad?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Trader, Burns. C. Long or R.
Long will be on hand for the
Classics to pick their mound artist
from.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Tomorrow night the East vii
play the west. Clark will umpire
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

bugs" Brafthwoo1 or Burkin-
heimer will pitch for the Harrison
County nine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Snow showed them all that
he was still in the pitching line.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Should be some battle; every.
body should attend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

On July a they defeated a pick
up nine at Traction Park, the
team was made up of mostly Mon
ongah Glass players
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Charley Long pitched the Mon
ongah team to AZ victory at Trac-
tion Park, defeating the Fairmont
Giants in an eighteen inning
game. :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Lumberport has fast team
this season, having defeated the
Shinnston team some weeks ago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Middleton won hard fight
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

Bob" says his team will take
home the bacon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-10

When was the five. inning game
played at Grant Town between TIL
Norway and Grant Town teams?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20

school building next Friday after
noon at o'clock. The pupils Will
render q Christmas program. after
which the school will dismiss for the
Christmas holidays. az
-. 9, Barker. spent a short while
with his brother, s. u. Barker, of Call
houni one day last week,
We are sorry to announce the serf-
Gus illness Of Grady, Smith, of.this
community. He Is suffering from an
attack Of appendicitis, and his ply
sicians are expecting to operate this
morning. We hope to hear encourage
ing news from him soon, and that his
operation will prove successful.
Mrs. Hattie Alexander4was q spend
the-day guest of her sister, Mrs. SIN.
Gambrell, Of Westminster, one day
last week.
Claude, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Alexander. who has been
quite Ill for the past week, Is very
much improved. .1>t-'h
MISS Nina Abbott. OF IsaQueena,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
homefolks here, and Miss Lena ABB
bott, who is teaching at Salem, was
recent visitor. here She was ac-
companied by several Of her friends
from Salem, among them being Mr..
Murphy, principal Of Salem. school,
and Miss Pearle Chastain.
Let everybody be present at Con-
cross at preaching next Saturday and
Sunday at II q. M.
Mrs. Eulous Smith, of West Union,
spent some time last week with her
father, J. D. Abbott. =
Mrs. Julia Arye was a guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Rothell,
OF Toccoa, Ca, last week.
Mrs. Mary Murphy, Of near West
minister, made short visit to rela-
tives here last week.
Owing to the bad weather and to
sickness in the community. we were
unable to hold our B.Y.P.U. meetings
for the past two Sunday nights. We
for officers next year. This will prob
ably take place at the next B.YP.U.
meeting. Our present president, w.
I. Alexander, is very enthusiastic
worker, and we will do we'll to secure
his services for the ensuing year.
| : Following Is the program to be
rendered by the B.Y,P.U. on next
Sunday night: CD Hymns, "Joy to
the World" and "Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing; (2) Prayer; (3)
"Holy Night; (4) Scripture lesson,
Miss Lena Abbott; (5) Introduction
by group captain, Collie Abbott: co.
Baptist Church Of To-day, Our
churches are great world forces and
(2) The churches Of our day must
also be reckoned among the great
teaching forces," by w. T. Alexander;
(7) Third, 1.-THE churches Of our day
are also vital factor in social prog
ress, and, 4th, The churches of our
! Ioxr or, S,, y
been true to their calling, are great
spiritual forces," by w. r. Haynes;
(S) Special music; (9) "Why not
purpose to give your life to work Of
the church?" by Miss Ora Arve; (10)
"If we do this, we shall have to train
for church membership" by Clarence
Deal; GD "What shall this train
, ing consist .of?-1st, we should have
an intelligent knowledge of the BIZ
Bile. and I'd, we must have some
tra'u 'u- n tn" practice Of those
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
..#3UI5,ONEROss AND q COMMUNITY.
Flu Patients Improving - Program,
for Meeting o Otler Items. +

IS Conegoss, Dec. L Especial: Ow.
3 ing to the weather there was no sun.
day school at Coneross on Sunday. Il
had been the purpose If the school to
elect officers and teachers for the
coming year. The election will proba-
bly, take place next Sunday. So let
every teacher and scholar come, and
4 let us put in those officers who will
q be best for our Sunday school for the
81 gyearG1923. w. II. Haynes, who has
been our superintendent for the past
II year, has made an enthusiastic and
efficient worker, and the school has
been successful under his leadership,
Z and we feel that we will do we'll to
\ re-elect him for the coming year.
N The children Of this community
are counting the days until Christ,
mas, and we doubt not that this week
will seem like very long one to
them as we'll as the grown up people.
The youngsters are looking forward
this year'to the coming Of Old Santa
in his flying machine.
> Miss Jessie Barker, who has been
confined to her homo for the past
week, Ia able to take up her work Us
n teacher at Blue Ridge again this
morning.
4. Miss Lucy, Patterson, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Lester Alexan-
, der, here for a few months, left last
4 Wednesday for Ninety-Six.
a Stanley and Robert Morgan, of
s 3Pickens, were welcome guests OF J..
5 C. Barker last week.
Mrs. l.. A. Cleland and children,
Morris and l.. A., Jr., were guests at
the home Of Henry Hesse and wife
recently.
Miss Beulah Barker entertained
last Tuesday evening in honor Of her
Sunday school class the Baraccas. A
few guests out Of the community
were Miss Thomas, Of Oak Grove;
\ Stanley and Robert Morgan, Of Pick
i ems, and Messrs. Elrod and J.S. Good
man, of Clemson
been suffering from the influenza for
the'past week or two. Among these
( are Mrs. e. G. DuBose, Melton and
Carl DuBose. Victor Mcdonald Miss
Edna Mcdonald Mr.. and Mrs. r. D..
+. Barker, Misses Lettie and Jessie Bar
ker and ThOde Alb OFT, Mrs. w. r.
Haynes and children, OpheliaT Will
liam and Virginia; j. B. and Robert
Diworth. There are several others
. of tho Blue Ridge pupils. We are
glad to note that the patients are
getting along nicely, and at present
no one Is seriously i'll. We hope that
they will all soon be up again.
The regular meeting Of the r. A. s
will be held next Saturday at 1890 a.
IN. Let every member be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lin Duckworth, Of
nConeross; w. NJ. Murphree Of Wolf
Stake and Mrs. Mary Murphree of
z Westminster, spent last Monday and
Tuesday with their daughter and sis
ter, Mrs. Dolah White, Of Grecnvillc,
i who has been quite Ill for some time
s They also at -ended the burial Of Mrs
Whites babe on Tuesday at the same
place. @
s Tho Blue Ridge School Association
inill L---Nl ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
oconee Cotton Statistics.

Seneca, Dec 10. Special: A tab
ulation Of the cotton ginning statis-
tics for Oconee shows that there were
t14,403 bales ginned in Oconee from
the crop of 1922 prior to Dec. 1st,
1922, as compared with 20.S9O bales
to Dec. 1st, 1921.
| John 9. Sanders,
Special Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20

phases Of Christian work which We
shall have. to undertake" = by Miss
Jessief Barker; (i2J Opportunities
for training" Miss Nina Abbott:
(13) Hymn. $50 It5S J. 81 1asS'l'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08
! ,>ADvu(sATUL LUZ DAY.

Ardmore, Okla, s Aprilie.
James H. Mathcrs, fDst procli-
ror judetean 81 unul din advocatii
carl au aparut- in cazul doamnei
Clara Smith Hamon, care a fost
achitata in legatura cu asasinarea
lu Jake Hamon, milionar de aici,
- va fl ST advoeatnl lui Jean P.
Day, fost judecator Ia ~curtea SUI
prema, un milionar din Oklahoma
City, care a acise in saptamana
accasta pc loc. .-colonelul Beck, pc
care la surprins facand propu-
neri neoneste sotiei sale GU oca-
ziunea unei cine date in ,onoarea
colonclului la locuinta lui Day.
Juriul IL va asculta All pc Day,
precum 81 pc sofia sa, a carei mar
turisirc este identica Gu a barba-
tului sau.
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non $Ef DK DEPARTMENT
CoNCEDIATI LA ORAS.

Kohlefs a anantat ca sosit tim
.pnl ca administratia orasulili Gle.
veland sa fie rcorganizata in mod
complect. I'll "a inceput All reorga-
nizarea cn aceea G a cerut comisa-
rnlui usinelor Gle apa John T.
Martin, 81 comisarule,i nsinelbr
electIice 81 de, gas w. r. Davis,
ca sa-si inainteze demisia. Direc-
torul Roberts, prin care $ 'au con-
cediat acesti dol self, ma faclt
nici 0 declaratie in lsgatura ctl
acest pas. Gu concediarea acestora
Sc 'ncepe seria concedierilor func-
.tionarilor superiori numiti de
fostul primar FitzGerald.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08

sedintilor Statelcr Unite 81 site
capitalize tuturor statelor.
- .
Washington. -. Sef-jndecatorul
'Curtri Supreme Federale; fUstul
'presedinte al Statelor Unite Taft,
este critical foarte sever de seha.
torul Norris din Nebraska. Acest
senator a declarat in senat ca
Taft petrecc foarte multi in socie-
tatea bogatilor earl nu lucreaza
mimic. 'iNici an om ma poate 81
stca in fiecare noapte la mesele
bogatilor, lar in dimineata urma.
toare sa judccc cazurile acelo,
carl isi 'castiea tlaiul Tor GU
munca apra.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08
AF0R|lATlUNI.

New York. Polifia sperA cd
Gu arestarea a cativa indivizi Sc
va descoperi contrabanda de
nacotice in valoare de ~ 400. 600,
ce ocupa foarte mult ~ folitia de
aici. Conform declarstiilor poll:
tistilor din pAtrsIa de narcotice,
assntii federali a ~ nlanA ps
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08
ON FUCA o)ND1UlU|'

AUItS1TD9iSVIltuI IIoSti VIII "A
rel ne scrie:
Dol urmasi al sfintilor apostoli,
unul greco-catolic 81 altul ortodox
era cat pc aci sa Sc ia la parlliala
cAnd eva Triumful Democratiei
Romano din prima Aprilie. Gel
ertodox zicea, ca sfintitul great.
81 ia calabalicul, 81 la drum
Petre, ne find lipsa de acum
inainte de dol preoti.
Treaba mers pana acolo ca nu
Sc stiea care biserica ar fl mai
potrivita, lar casa parochlala de-
la 1112 nu era tocmai la positie.
Discutiile au urmat inversunate
pana cand LEAN spus ca paca-
leala de l-iu Aprilie. A urmat o
iniuratura la adresa lui Pascu 81
afacerea s'a terminal vazandu-si
fiecare de crestinii sal.
-
Mimic nOu sub scare. COlOnefui
i'm reserva John Conklin, professor
de stiinte militare la liceurile din
Cleveland, care acum patruzeci 81
sapte de ami avut sub ingrijirea
lui I'M trib de 1ndieni Apache de
200 familii PIE carl din ordinul gu
vernului ia mutat din Florida in
Alabama, pOvesteste amintirile lui
despre acel trib de care sc zicea
|ca sunt foarte razboinici, 81 intre
lalteie colonelul zice: ''Razboinici
81 setosi de singe? Da, dar nu bar
BATH eli femeile. Am avut multi
necaz cu Ell 81 mi-au scos multi
peri abb pana intro dimineata
cand am surprins pc O Indianca
ca tira pc barbat-su, care avea re-
putatia de un razbOinic infricosat.
de urechi in jurul lagarului. Dupa
acea am invatat cum sal tin in
respect. Am dat pc barbati i'm
seama neveStelor 81 dam ordine
femeilor. Odata an Indian a fos'
prins ca a fnrat 81 Lam dat pc
mana ncvestci lui sal bata. 81 il,
tras batae sdravana cu batul.'
"a
Dricarii an redus preturile dar
ca aceasta nu moare nimeni maj
bucuros ca inainte.
| g
! In car de experienta, mn sac de
buna vointa 81 un dram de noroc
te scoate din toate incurcaturile
! "a
| 81 pentru ca veni vorba de ex
perientl, daca barbatii S s'ar osten
M castige putina experienta cum
| a Sc poarte cu nevestele nj
numai cu logodnicele = lor, ar f
mai putini barbati tarnuiti d,
femei.
4
ST acum ca aliatii an desis c;
: Tnrcii sa ramana i'm Europa, in
trebam unde sun-promisiunile lo
date Presedintelui Wilson inaint,
de Sc hotari tara aceasta sa in
: tire in razboiu cd aliatii Sc lupt;
pentru 'triumful !democratiei $
expulzarea Turcilor din Europa 2
i 3
MOI sustinem mortis ca Sasi
sunt prosti, dar iata dupa Gazet'
Transilvaniei din Brasov ce cred
un Sas despre alegerile din Roma
MIA Mare:
4 Intalnindu-se un sas 81 un re
Imam, intro carciuma din BrasO
avut lOc nrmatorul dialog:
Sasul: Buschof al nostru dill
Sibiu al dat porunca la moi s
vntam ell partidul liberal, noa
Da moi acuma WIDEN ca am gresi'
? 81 este rusine la moi 81 pare ran c
vutat en- Ell, - pentru ca al fura
''lada ala'', orr cum ziceti VI
l la ALA
Ronaanul: arn&.
8asul: - Noa asa ala burma /
..furat hotii de liberal, apoi -daca
,lau farat burma chind al pozit
lel un soldat, an jandarm, mn pol
tai 81 AN tivl, 81 mn al prins po
, mime, apoi cum sd nu fure acol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08

vrea sd vinda cantitate mare del
opiu, un detectiv a primit intAi-
nire de la acesti indivizi char in
NINA Orasului Chinezesc Distric-
tai New Yorkulni unde locuiesc
numai chinezi). ''Cumparatcrii'
astcptau pc detectiv- la locul sta
bilit, cand a intrat politia 81 la
detinut. In autonaobilul in care Ell
au ocupat loc, detectivii au gasit
100 funti opiu.
Covington, Ky Frank Bregel,
seful politiei din Newport, KY, 81
copilul sau Frank Bregel jr., pro-
prietar al unei cafenele, au fost
acuzati de marele juriu federal de
conspiratie pentru violarea prohi-
bitiei. Acuza nu aminteste anna
Bregel este acuzat asemc-
nea Ca nu STA indeplinit functia
de poltist.
New York. - Musica insemna
arta pentru batranul Daddy"
Wilson 81 cand "jazzul'' VENT
la moda, el a parasit orchestra cu
care fost timp de 30 ami. Inzadar
a cautat ca sd primeasca post lin 0
orchestra care nu canta Jazz" In
fine, vecinii lui ! 'au auzit in man.
sarda cantand piesele lui vechi
din cello. Frau bucurosi caci gan
diau ca batranul primit de lucru.
Cantecul lui era insa un cantec de
adio Batranul s'a sinucis pc cand
jos, in etajul prim, Sc auzia melo-
dia unei placi de jazz cantata
de un gramofon.
Chardon. @. Fostul primar
w. r. Tuttle din Burton, O., care
a servit in razboiul civil, a murit
nu de multi. TOata lumca il credea
sarac caci nu traia decat din mics
sa pensiune. Dupa moartea sa s's
gaSit in caSsa sa de fer suma dt
$326.442.13. in numerar 81 harti
de valoare. Aceasta este cea ma
mare avere ce a fost lasata tk
cineva in judetul acesta. Tuttl,
mai are afara de accasta, prOprie
tati mari in statul Tennessee.
Cincinnati, @. D-na Haiti,
/. Knox, de 81 ami, a declarat la tri
bunal ca este fericita ca aresta
ia. AS Fl putut aranja afacere;
lpoate pc alta Gale, dar imi par
bine ca s'a intamplat ASA f.
tinea in brate copilul eli de Z Mni
Martin Curry. de 3S ami, din Co
lumbus, arestat Gu ca dimprcuna
a zis: ECU iubesc pc doamnl
Curry mai mutt ca pc mine. Vc
face orice ca sa Q scot din necazr
in care am bagat-O." A. C. Grouse
oficerul de la tribunal a zis C
! parechea va fl adusa inaintea tr
bnnalului deoarece doamna Kno
STA parasit barbatul 81 pc cei pa
tru coffi al eli. ''Sper ca barbaty
meu ma va lasa acum sd expli
chestia" - a declarat dansa. "E
am parasit pc el deoafece Curr
m a persecutat timp de trei luf
ca sd ma due ell ell amenintand,
ma Gu moartea daca nh PHRASES
pc barbatul meu." Curry spun
ca ca a VENT la ell de buna vote.
| Funchal. - Fostul imparat
| rege al Austriei Carol Habsbur,
care murit aici, a fost inmo
manat aici, in Funchal, intr u
mausoleu, ridicat i'm mod temp
rar pana ce aliatii vor decide {
unde sd fie asezat cadavrul. Il
mormantarea a fost foarte sin
lpla. Ceremonia a fost sevarsita
episcopal Insulelor Madeira.
fost petrecut la groapa de soti
! de copiii sal 81 de cei carl au fo
i'll imediatul sau anturaj.
s4t
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08

Q copiia prodigioas6 este Edith
Greenlsw, de 4 ani, . carei csf,a.
citate este exanfi,tat4 si petrecuta
Gu aten3ie de nisss nisdici Dc aici.
T. vcrbe1te perfect engleseyte,
frsntuseste si apenioleste. II stie
4 dea tostui n,an4ls tsitHrur pre-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08

Genoa. - Italia. - S'a facut O
intelegere complecta intre statele
baltice, Polonia 81 tarile apartina-
toare Micei Antante, in ordin ca
sd Sc presinte solidar la confe-
rinta de aici Obstacolul principal
apare fl Romania care va cera
Rusiei tezaurul sau, care in timpul
ocupatici germane a fost dus la
Moscova, 81 care Va cere recn-
noasterea alipirei Basarabiei cd
tre Romania.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
COLER ARRESTS GIRL
BOOMING WET LAW
New Member Of Liberal ALI
ance Says She Asked 81 as
q Fee in Street.

Miss Irene Bryant. aged ~. or s5e
East Fourteenth street, Brooklyn, an
official Of the National Liberal Alliance
which is opposed to the Volstead act
was held yesterday for hearing to-
morrow by Magistrate Corrigan in the
West Side Court on charge OF ACCEPT
ing money on the street for membership
In her organization.
The summons was issued by Bird S.
Coler., Commissioner of Public Welfare,
on the complaint of Edward Gordon or
1872 Fourth street, Long Island City, who
charges that the young woman while
obtaining signatures to an anti-prohioi-
tion petition on Broadway accepted 81
from him for membership In the Ma
tional Liberal Alliance. In court Cor
don produced a receipt for the money.
No license TO solicit funds had been OBJ
tained by the organization
Gordon testified that he asked Miss
Bryan II he could Join the organization
and she told him he could by going to
it's headquarters In the Hotel Conti-
mental. The witness said he told the
young woman he would not have time
as he had to leave the city In few
minutes.
Miss Bryant denied soliciting funds
and said the only reason she issued the
membership card was at Gordon's
urgent request because he was leaving
The New York herald., 1922-11-23

"Some people have imagined that In
some mysterious way prohibition woul-
change the character of criminals so that
he who stole would steal no more. On
the contrary. sobriety increases the ef-
ficiency Of a burglar. a forger or an
automobile thief. Prohibition has mani
testify operated to diminish petty crimes
and misdemeanors, but there Is no evil
dence in the returns that 1t has dimln-
ished the number of felons sentenced Tor
high crimes TO State prison"
This is the broad. conclusion drawn
by the Russell Sage Foundation and
Hastings H. Hart, president OF the
American Prison Congress. from an ex-
animation OF the United States Census
Bureaus enumeration OF prisoners In the
penal institutions on July 1, 1929. as
compared with the population OF the
prisons on, July l. 1917. 1t follows an
analysis Of prison returns which was
presented by THE New YORK HERALD
from it's Washington Bureau on Novem-
Der 10.
",The extremists who believed that
prohibition would do away with nine
tents of the crime will have to revise
their expectations in the light of ac-
tual facts" the report made by the
Russell Sage Foundation continues
"and the extremists who have main
tanned that prohibition had no effect
whatever in reducing crimes will have
to revise their opinion. in view or the
manifest reduction in the number or
petty criminals in many wet States"
The point is stressed that while dry
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
KEG TAPPING TRIALS
START in u. s. COURT
Six Accused Of Plot Which
Turned 100 Barrels of
Liquor to Water.
TWO OTHERS TO WAIT
Guinness Bottlers File Suit
to Prove Their Stout
Is Medicine.
RYAN CURIO SHOP RAIDED
Detectives Say Whisky Drawn
From Suit of Armor Was
Sold.
RYAN CURIO SHOP RAIDED

The defendants In the alleged con-
spiracy whereby ginger ale was sub
stituted for whisky in $50 barrels en-
route through New York for Havana
last April IL went to trial yesterday
before Judge Julian w. Mack in the
United States District Court. They
are Harry E. Mead and William
Walsh, formerly prohibition enforce
ment agents; Ray Z. Robinson, a
customs broker; George A. Robinson.
truckman. and John Aquara and
Morris Sender chauffeurs. George
Rosenthal and Bernard Schultz, also
named defendants, Will be tried sepa-
rately.
The Indictment alleges that the whisky
arrived by the New York Central Rail-
road and was delivered to the defend
ants at the st. Johns Park freight de-
pot. on Hudson street. With the con-
nivance OF the prohibition agents who
were assigned TO watch the shipment
it Is alleged the liquor was taken to
an unknown place and the ginger ale
was substituted One of the barrels
was broi.en while being loaded aboard
ship and the substitution was discov-
cred
Edward a John Burke. Ltd. of els
West Forty-sixth street. a subsidiary OF
Edward & John Burke. Ltd. OF Dublin.
bottlers and distributors of McGuin-
ness's stout, filed their suit yesterday
to test the constitutionality of the Wills
Campbell act in so far as II prohibits
the prescription OF their product as
medicine. The complainants pray an In
junction preventing refusal OF the fol-
lowing defendants to issue permits:
David II. Blair. Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue; E. c. Yellowley. Prohi-
bition Commissioner, and Col. William
Hayward, United States Attorney,
Detectives Fitzgerald and Saylor OF
Inspector Bolan's staff yesterday raided
Ryan's Antique and Curio Shop. las
West Forty-ninth street, and arrested
Max Boeris. %. Of that address. on
charge of violating tho prohibition law
He was held In $500 bail for tho Grand
Jury.
The detectives eay they looked through
a window and saw Boeris take a satchs
from a suit OF armor. carry IL 10 the
back OF tho establishment and remove
liquor. which he served to men at tables