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Evening journal., 1922-03-02
COOkman Cookies
BY HAZEL

It takes long time to get Old
swedes to play that tie off. Wen
have to ask Parkside and st. Mary
to lay off so the Swedes can play us.
Boys, you had some scorekeeper
with you that night in Dover. What's
that? He couldn't keep score after
Dover gained the lead. We ought to
have won. Whoa, Govt
We thank the members OF Bran
dywlne for the excellent play they
put on for us Tuesday evening. It
was a success and Glass No. will
realize a nice sum toward the build
ing fund.
We all knew Mr.. Plummer was a
leader in sports, but weren't aware
he was an actor.
Our bowlers had It soft in their
last match. First and Central failed
to appear. (Three more games.)
Rabbit. you're good when it
comes to rolling against --. Three
nice games-1S9. 14s, 221. Total,
55s.
Even Bill stretched himself and
rolled a sos score. Hap Goodwin got
sol. We needed these scores last
week
We missed you. Champ. but I
guess you knew something.
oh, yes, that new bowler was
Handsome Frank Hughes. Not a
bad score. Handsome, for the first
time.
Slim is holding our No. Quot
team up near the top. We dropped
the leaders for out OF FIVE.
Come on, fellows, a big crowd out
tonight to see Dinty's team put 1t
on Desco in a City Quot League
match on our boards.
How about that quot tourna-
ment? Let's get together, fellows.
and see who comes out on top. OF
course we know who is the best. No,
1 don't mean Dintyl
Come on, Mr.. President. call that
meeting. we have lots Of business
to attend TO, mostly baseball.
Where are Dad Carver and Curly :
Here's hoping we will see Por
Bonsall out with US soon. Pop has
had quite a time OF tin bed fo
four weeks. And now Midge hal
tried to keep him company. with
badly mashed toe. Hard luck
. Midge.
Watch the papers for our gam,
with old Swedes. let's playl
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
BASKETBALL ON
SKATES, LATEST
Y. M. c. A. Leaders Give
Gymnastic Exhibition for
Ex-Service Men
PLEASE LARGE CROWD
IN UNIVERSITY GYM

The Wilmington Y. NJ. c. A.
Leaders Corps made decided hit
in their gymnastic exhibition at the
University OF Delaware gymnasium
last night. which was for the benefit
OF the ex-service men in the re-
habfitation school.
The Leaders were greeted with
rounds OF applause for their snappy
matching tactics. wand drill. gym
nastic dancing. buck vaulting and
Indian club swinging. The ex-
service men were loud in their
praise at the splendid appearance
the Leaders made, and the local
"Y'' boys were at their finest. They
have appeared in numerous enter
tainmcnts before. both in and out
Of the city but they outdid them
selves last night The Leaders, who
took part We're: Paul Adams. John
smith. Eric Winchester, 1ohn
Kurtz. Sydney Trott. scoop" Bar
ton. Fred Herlihy. William She'll
ady. Alex Winchester. Abner
Overdeer. Aaron Warner. Hugh Holt.
Roger Holt. David McAvoy. Douglas
sheldon. Phil Backstein, Durant
stroud and Bruce Diffenderfer.
Leroy r. Sparks class OF little
girls and boys won new laurels as
they went through their stunts OF
ground tumbling to the keen delight
Of the audience. The class con-
cath
crime Donohoe. Isabel Winchester,
Mary L. Stroud. Lois Eleanor Kadel,
Neil Blair. Gerald Kadel. Henry
Donohoe. Paul Warner and Dominic
Salvatore.
Instructor John Y. Cooper's men
made equally as good a showing in
their part OF the program. which
was full OF pep" Pace and Biddle
went on for three-round exhibition
boxing bout. John Y. Cooper and
r. W. Merz went TO the mat for a
demonstration in wrestling. Cooper
explaining the various holds and
breaks. Bob Wade and A. p. Garter
then went on for ten-minut'
match. which was full OF actor
every minute. ending In a draw.
The tumbling act OF Fred Herlihy
Bin shellady, Scoop" Barton, sgd
ney Trott. Bob Wade. A. B. Carter
John Cooper and les Burns wa
good from start to finish. Burn
pulled or some sensational stunts
which enthused tho crowd. Th'
lights were turned out durinI
Sparks illuminated torch swingini
which was highly spectacular as tn
balls OF fire spiraied and circled Il
and out.
The Leaders wound up the pro
gram with lively game OF basket
haIl on roller skates in which ther
were plenty OF spills and mix-up
{ in their efforts 10 secure possession
OF the ball. but a number Of goal
were tailed by both teams.
Miss Edna Seaman and Rober
Donlin. pianists; Harry Loose, man
doin; Warren Mendenhall. guitar
and Garrett Dawson. trap drums
furnished excellent music for mos
OF the events.
There were IS persons in the ~
party OF entertainers. who made tn
trip in nine machines furnished b.
friends OF the Y NJ. c. A.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
NO. l RESERVES
DELAWARE PIONEERS
sEAFoRD LAS THREE GAMES.

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. March 2.-Ted Hat
ton, manager OF the Seaford basket
ball team, had his players out for
practice several times this week,
getting them in shape for the three
hard games which he has booked.
On Thursday night of this week the
strong Milford quintet will be here
to give the Seaford cage men battle.
Besides the Milford game Manager
Hatton has booked games with the
Y. M. c. A. quintet of Salisbury,
Nd, and the National Guard team
OF Dover.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
RENEWING GOWN.

Possibly you are one OF the
women who bought a one-piece
serge dress which opened down tho
side? II IL isn't worn out and you're
looking for some way to bring It
up to date. have It cleaned and then
buy some canton crepe OF har-
monizing or contrasting tone and
put a bias piece about eight inches
wide from the neck to hem line at
the side where the gown fastens.
This cascade effect is being used on
the newest frocks.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
WE KNEW THAT G. @. P.
WOULD COME BACK

The Republicans nosed out the
Democrats In the Eleventh Ward
Athletic Association indoor games
last night by the score OF points
to 5. It was one OF the few matches
won by the Republicans. Summaries:
Pinochle-Swarter and r. Hinder
er. r. defeated Campbell and Haley,
d. 100 to 112, los to 100. 100 to 119.
100 TO 100 and 100 to 11s. 3 games
TO 2; Bradford and Rainey, ID, de-
feated Cunningham and Tulow. r.
100 TO 81. 7s to 100, 105 to 100, 12O
10 lis, 100 to 11s, 3 games 70 ?;
Andrick and Wittuck, r, defeated
Giynn and Nitchie. ID. 12O to 119,
100 to %. 112 to 100. 11O to 100,
100 to 81. games TO ?; c. swarter
and J. Nitchie, r. defeated Givenf
and Hanlon, d. 100 to 9s, 100 TO 1os
sONto 100. 100 10 90. 8 games TO I.
Pocket Bniiards-Marshall, r, de-
feated Scholato. d. 25 to 49, Schu'
ster r. defeated Bradford, d. p
to 10: Haney. d. defeated Dawson
25 10 Z; Nltchie. d. defeated Hart
sell. r. 25 TO 1S.
Quoits-
Democrats .... 21 9 19 2i-
Republicans 49,. IS 81 2l IL
Players: Democnats-Haney, Civ
ems. Hanlon. shannon. Republican
&C. Tulow, Dawson, Hartsel
Criener.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
"NUT STUFF
Nv Inst Cracked.

Oh. father, you We disgraced us so.
you've become an ice cream soda
water hend. And you promised to
try to get ahead.
How can you get ahead on an ice
cream soda?
Talk OF peaches-this town is full
OF them. All here comes one now.
beg your pardon, you dropped
your handkerchief
This isn't my handkerchief
II must be, your name Is on It
Lizzie.
Ny name is Maude.
Not Maude Vanderbilt whom I
met at Palm Beach last summer
No, Maude Taylor, I don't remem
Der having met you at all.
Goodness graciousl Your memor
is even shorter than your skirt.
Il wonder II he does know meD
Where did you say you met me2
At Hot Springs.
You said Palm Beach just now.
Yes. but that. was minute ago
I travel fast. Just 70 square myself
I'll buy you something nice. Make
a pair Of silk stockings.
What number do you wearf
why. two, OF course. What do you
think I am, a crabg
I think your a tender little goose
All the boys call me a chicken.
II you were crossing the road anC
saw a worm would you pick It upT
Certainly not.
Then you're no chicken. All righi
leader. Soft music please.
L hoz~ n4xt vssk wa will be able
Evening journal., 1922-03-02

IotalS ....ss. .ss-ss
Further preparations for baseball
by the Eleventh Ward Athletic AS
sociation will be made at a meeting
in the Eleventh Ward Democratic
Legion on Sunday afternoon. The
meeting will start at 2.30 o'clock
and ali officers and members are re-
ouested to be present. The meeting
will also be opened TO all residents
Of the ward interested in the ma
tional pastime.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
COOD TIMES DANCE.

The Good Times Social Club will
give its Srst dance this evening in
Pythian Castle. 90S West street. The
affair will have many features and
should be one OF the best dances OF
the year. The music will be fur
nished by Brown and Terry's jazzola
orchestra. The committee has a
large assortment Of prizes. Three OF
the features this evening will be a
spot dance. a novelty fox trot con-
test and a prize waltz. During the
intermlssion Otto Traub OF Chester
and John Collins will favor with
solos. The dance will start at $50
and continue until - o'clock. The
following comprise the committee
Eilwood Buckmaster, chairman
Leo Hayden. Julian Morris. Thomas
Chairs. Olen Hackett. Joseph Allison
and George Edwards. William
Springer will be floor director.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
EAsrLAKE JUNIORS 10 MEET

The Eastlake team Of the Junior
city League viii meet on Monday
night in the club room at 1o4 West
Thirtfeth street. The meeting will
start at s o'clock. and Manager Pier
son requests the presence OF all those
interested in the welfare OF the team.
He also wishes all members OF last
years Eastlake Independents to be
on hand
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
HAGI.rY
KEYSTONE
ITOaIs-
Tfn1g MI
NO. 1 WINS EASILY

The No. 1 School Reserves out
classed the Delaware Pioneers in a
basketball game yesterday by the
score Of II to Al. Many sensational
field goals we're scored by both
teams. Score:
NO RFSWRVTS
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
MORE DIGEsTIBLE.

Before serving boiled mutton, re-
move the fat from the gravy. The
mutton can then be eaten by those
with the most delicate digestion.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02
HAGLEY DEFEATS KEYSTONE

Hagley defeated the Keystone bas-
ketball team in a heavy scoring
game last night. 46 to ss. Each
team scored a flock OF field goals
Hagley getting 2s and Keystone II
Scora.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02

There are numerous ways in which
the little Want Ads have proven in
dispensable to the thrifty housewife.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02

The Purchasing Department of
the dupont Powder Company came
through with 2-out-of-3 win over
the Operating Department In a
bowling match at .Gradys alleys last
night. The deciding game was won
by one pin. Scores.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02

A. F. Zimmerman-Rev. d. II.
Willis, 10S Choptank avenue
Evening journal., 1922-03-02

20 make comments about the game
to be played on Saturday.
Watnh Fridays paper. boyA.
Evening journal., 1922-03-02

FIRST CENTRAL
(forfeit-3 gamesD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
M'MECHEN
HiYa Anka Snle.


THO members ~ IN" Cou"r" cation OF
IL" Fir; Christian church vii give Il
bake sale IN 6-"r's meat Market. Sat
urtay. TIL ladies will donate home
mad" pie. cakes. ca',dy and pastries. '"r
tn" aUaj". The proceeds tr IN til" sae
Viii Ic u~.d 10y Sunday s. II %, w-rh.
All Day Session.
III, aides N'i sartr'N - -" E'i"-'
christian church will h"ld an all day
session IN the church today. .Ehr ."d.r-
WI! spend the af'"ru"nu ~ quitting and
uee,l!rwo; aud in tho evening - husI-
ness Sc&sjnn Will Nc he i. \, neon Il
luncheon will be served
Council Meeting.
Tho members If tic town "Ou""'l
will NEE, In the mayor, ur &c 'hts r,,n-
Ing N their regular weekly business
Scs.A'u. Matters pertaining /, IN" new
hr .dge and the water question VIII b:
discussed.
Library pny.
The library VII o. open Friday '"r
all wishing 10 scc.re books l"r the
coming week. l.: II" af'c'n N lGc
children vii, be given the preference ot
attention bar III the rNer.r; the g.n-
eral public Will be .Urwcd - secure
any book or books that they may desire.
Aid Meeting.
Til" members Of division Nn 49, tie
I.a,i,rs h!t society OF the F.rst NJ L..
church Will meet al the II me q! Mrs.
Geocg. Dean al sixth street, this wen
Ing ,hcy meet for the regular bus
rcs, meeting. After TN" business 81 the
.y.ning has hern disposed uf i social
hour VIII b. enjoyed
n. OF r. T. Meet.
Members e he u. &C l.. Z. Will -"
~ j,,I1 Nq.ShtfF 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
SECOND DECREE MURDER VERDICT
RETURNED IN ANDY SONA|K CASE

afternoon about thirteen Witnesses We're
examined.
Court recessed over the supper hour.
r"surning at 7:l3. Closing argument
were then made and n" case vas
placed IN the Jur!'s hands for dcl!hcra-
ton 1t 9:l5 o'clock.
Self Defense Plea.
Til" drferso admitted that Snwaik
shot l'ieck". but haScd It's case on self
defrns attmpllng to prov that the muir
d"rrd man was Il bad character and That
Suwaik had to act 10 save himself.
Tho state claimed that It was 4 cod
hinodrd murder, the defendant entering
. room In which w"r" several men. drew
Il revolver and shot Firnke. The latter
Wis sH.i :" have stolen some money
from Sowaih's trunk.
The state was represented by Prose
cutting Attorney Lloyd Arnold. while
"ha',e T.. CHrr;san had charge OF the
defcuSe.
Tho jury WIS composed Of: W. r.
Chas" J. L. Bradford. II. B. Hadd"x.
Charles Baker, Jesse sullivan, l.. b.
GiI'inpI, J. f.. Crow, E. ". wilson. T..
J.. Doty, Ray L"ugh. Frank Wayne and
IT. 4. Nuzum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
HORSE SHOE LEAGUE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Team Which Will Meet Park vlsW
Next wednesday Will be Picked
From Tonight's Showing.

Announcement was made by Manager
Ecrncman or tho Island Horne Shoe
league last evening that the local toS-
scrS will meet tho Moun1Svile team
tomorrow evening on the ISLAND courtS
aud next Wednesday evening Park
View will prove the attraction. The
carles tonight follow:
Lipphardt-Francs vs.. Schafcr-Canp-
bell.
Fu.ier-Bell vs. SimpsOn-Case.
Bruhr- Bauer VS.. Graham-Ward.
Tyrcll-Walier VS.. Glass Barkes.
Netzner-Peterson vs.. Gabrtel-StT-
geon.
Parkcr-Lewis vs.. BrownMCGfs.
Moore-Ncwlin VIZ. mer-Whitharn.
Nridcl- Morgan VS.. CarroilHawkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
NIoundsv!ilo Rriofs.

\ meeting - the F.sh ard Game As
so~ja'irH W. h''d 1T III" court house
asst utgh' i. which plans g.,rc made
sor '1c-sls.n, IN" n wb.-shir OF tn,
Organization.
Ralph D,".z of Roberts Ridge. who
wa injured Saturday ui:ht when h .
auto wen: over the hill. is ale TO be-
about;
Mrs. : Q wayrnaa. VIII, has ben
very ~ at h.r home on Seyu;h street.
- Improving
An imC"-'1", meeting NJ n" Forrst-
erS VIII b. he'd this c,oa,n: al w.i II
rlsnS will be made Tor big nv, .ng here
reNt week
The W 9. r. L. VII meet n the
home % Mrs, Amelia Narchrr on S,N,h
7.-s=t this eNe"lnr ut eirh' "'clori
Mss H"'na Mercer ard brother rchn
NeTeer have lett Tor MorsNuivwn %
er.sr W. Y. {
NJ. a,d Mrs : -. NoSj"r oe Iafayc''"
avenue tave r~'Iruei rom Winchsrter.
"a. whs-s 'rev mpIp:ed thar son
vHo enters wash nSon uud Lee COLLEGE.
Mss Elsie N"Nar, u - Glendale. Nh"
underwent IA" ~ ra1"uS. IL be- n;
80 improve.
Mss Mary Mercer Who broke her arm
a thf fairgrounds. IS irlr-o i"E
Ea-i Martin Nas returned r., Hycsyjte.
ono, aftNr visiting here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

gives the skin you'hful appearance End
clear bIHE spftnesS every H"~na.
woman Graves II YOU wish to Insanity
hav, a beautiful r"Sy-wh;t" complexion
AMI soft uuwrinkl"d skin, Try pcrwillo
aud you will he delightfully."- surprised.
For SAFE at the toilet counters ~ al
Department and drug stores. in'!u"luG
Peerless Drug Co. liOsc-DaN!S, and
tir.est < Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
Columbus PRACTICE

All members of the Columbia ciut
football squad gre requested 10 re-
port nj the club for practice this ev-.
ming at 1880 o'clock. The practice WI
lie Of an important nrtGr- h"'
members are requested to he on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
pcM.allinD
EhiVsS SSki
Give Dance.

Members Of the Duuva Italia club
will give 4 dance Saturday evening II
the Riu" Ribbon hall "a Main street.
The music to- the affair viii =" TURN
ished " Mangu's orchestra OF Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
Beauty Advice
H Ruth Roland .

Los Angeles. tai--Wh"n En'h Roland
thr beautiful actress. VAS 'h'crN''"r"
and asked if sin world T." Wiling '"
toll the renders ~ this p&r"r H"" - e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21

= u, z-N-s worn y" T>n Vac rIa"~d
sd % "..! tAey wyuI 'oyg" 'han en-
c.r,lA thu "a-;h fru- ,im"e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
Hold Banquet Tonight.

\ Sunday scnoo' banquet "" - held
IN t'~ EI"tist CHURCH tins evening 1T
e"eG ".',.rh. An aTpet.Htn& w"nu has
been arranged ard $. land:d rro-ram
hss been .rawD ":.s. judge L. .. Morris
~ -. - in 'y.~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-21
TO Form Rooster Club.

\ NEE, no VII p" held n the h ch
--hool br'd'rr rridav evening FOR The
rur7NsA ~ "~"aAira''"r - q booster club
- Ct hsN'"I m" high .holl a'h'et c
'sa'rs ~ CITIZENS, especially hich
schools graduates. have =" II invited to
att""1 30 meeting. Loci c.,jc oraan-
az, IAN 10 r,t beai1d The move
r,rr,.
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Dixie OTa nike.

ing. Refreshments will be on hand tor
those caring !" indulge.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14
GRACE GURGLES

The Miner have Tombstone Prospeco when refuted rnner of that sheet regarding the north The worthy thought that north blocked with dons that discounted the article This has been the policy of the souh the giving false information
 regarding conditions the north belief be diverted their Prpector
 broke against Mner calling him Journalistic jackas" The fellow "gurgle" Gag have greatly depths in the hurng misnom the Miner edo but really because he caught with the goods and had other line of Had the boob known that jacka for the development fellows Pospector editor he would applied acass bore Joseph and Mary ea and ackas that discovery possibility ghost" with the breed the editor feel that they opposition him. Tombstone real mining but long the misty past present southwest although among unheaded known.
 The statement the Miner regarding the roads the southwest There leading Tombstone to Yuma along what they pleased call the Spanish Trail There such thing Spanish Trail in that The trail which the Fathers travelled Mexico south of Tucson and wound it's the G thence that stream beyond the confluence the Francisco swinging the north and into the plains Rio trail reached Indian v lag the north and west the site of Gallup and then fellows swing this trail through nconcevab At time there cowa leading across the south the the south bank of the Ga but it untraveab and it still in that condition We reea the the state the Prospecor editor trutfy reu it. All travel to California must go leading through Parker Ehrenurg Queen reaching National Old Trails
 Nevertheless opposing building of roads the south They need he and community needs thn but they will built false information will travel be diverted that by aung that nothing road conditions
 their the country If the truth hurts the Pospecor editor he will have hurt because he far has failed expound it.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14

sentiment back of gold silver changed world the past thousand years from indications will hold the worlds until the end of time Dur the Civil gold and silver appeared public premium dollars paper golden shek And the the condition notice abe silver going entirely circulation while bill lions of obligations incurred at ncedable prices
 Looking back history will be noted that the dadence of
 
 and took Egypt ded because ncne because money peoples dropped agriculture and manufacture falling below the the popuac failure exchange gold and silver Even the condition prevailed still prevailing Spain time the nations
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14

Bandit wild bees invade the tame hives near Grays Harbor, Washing ton, and steal and carry away the honey to their hives in the forest. More than one-third of the domestic honey gathered in this district has been stolen by the robber bees. The wild bees make their homes in hollow trunks of cedar trees, where several swarms work on a community basis.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14

gone the of her posses sons and today she is of the lesser nations that country possesses people its development wealth country indeed It was agricultural that the explorers and adVeners Europe into country but to gain the metallic wealth These fellows sailed to the their golden harvests and today others fellows instituted Today should wildly accmng world of fiat the putting to big rolling cash by the bale As not only and matter how enlightened people nothing will them from the real hard money added brightness to the world
 the thing that would do to relieve the de- presson the getting back of gold production by the putting circulation large amount of gold that the While large part of this nevertheless the people would Tar golden ducat Gold has the gamo d romance with that the to come it will be the and will the metal that Will stabilize will be the that will pass current matter how self contained wnev the metallic that believe the of their country when boy but it to high estimation the farmers who of the old Granger party hard again evidence seventies and its fiat ideas went into the discard being who have been careful to get gobearng securities Gold and silver must at money world and is the duty of metals
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14

Ministers of any religious organi- zatlon, as well as their wives and minor children, are immune from the provisions of the immigration quota law, according to the ruling of a Fed eral judge in New York.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14

vaccine taken from the blood of meas les convalescents. In Germany, ex- periments in about 2,00O cases have shown that the vaccine, when used in
 the first few days after infection, prevents exposed children becoming ill from the disease already in their systems in about 97 per cent of the cases.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14

An Illinois physician, s1 years of age, diagnosed his own ailment and wrote his own death certificate, which was signed by another doctor after his death.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-04-14

The residents of Monaco pay no taxes and they are not allowed to gamble. The tourists do the ganb- ling.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
rNFoRcEMENr oN wArER.

Judge Hand of the federal court cor tinues to stand hy the position he took few days ago, relative to the question of intoxicating liquors on ships within the territorial limits of this country, by denying action sought by some of the steamship lines. This means of course that the cases will find ths.- way, or at least one of them will, to tSs sr- preme court for the purpose of testing the matter to the limit.
 In the meantime there has been no change In the matter of enforcement in- asmuch as Secretary Mellon has statsd will be continued until the new yegula- tions are available" Just how ionE that will be no one can tell. It Is evi- dent that enforcement is not going to De undertaken until 1t is fully set torth just what the new regulations are aad what means win be required to carry them out. It Is evident of course that not only must the authorities become acquainted with the regulations bu; proper time must also be given to the steamship lines to do likewise.
 The delay is recognised as being on the side of proper caution. It took con siderable time to find out how the Vol stead act applied to liquor on ships, and no indication Is given ss to whether ths new regulations will be delayed mil after the supreme court has acted CT the appeals taken thereto. It seera' probable, however, that the court vii be urged to early action thereon.