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Evening star., 1923-10-30

on China by DR.; Walter Housh Of the the
morrow at II o'clock. at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. Minnegerods andrews, n II sw =
1892 18th street. The entertainments
Rose Gouverneur Hoes and Mrs. E. l..
McClelland.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of St;
Marks Lutheran Church. Sth and b
streets southwest, will give a chicken
supper Thursday evening and an
oyster supper on Friday. November
2, from 4:30 to $50 o'clock.
Former Representative JEFFERSON M:
Levy, owner Of Monticello, home of
Thomas Jefferson, was host to a few
guests at dinner last night at the
New willard.
An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of Mrs. E. NJ. Nessmith Sat
urday, October 20. when the hostess
gave a shower in honor Of Miss Alex
china E. Harrison of Beltsville. Nd,
whose marriage will take place In
November to Mr.. Matthew d. Sample
of AltamOnt s. D.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
TRUSTEES HAVE BATTLE.
Charles Adams Z In Hospital Witi

ExaCSux0d Skull.
George PaWley and Charles Adams,
under sentence at OcoQuan, and hav-
Evening star., 1923-10-30
Mrs Miller Hostess at
Arts Club on Halloween.

Arts Club on Halloween.
Mrs Gerrit S. Miller will be hostess
at the Arts Club Halloween. party
Wednesday evening. The evening
will begin with a dinner with deco
rationS appropriate to the day, con-
tinue with fortune telling and va
r1ouS clever stunts by members and
wind up with dancing. The guests
Will wear costumes.
Miss Emily Waite Of Newport r. l.,
will be the guest of honor at tea at
the American Association of University
Der of her etchings will be shown and
her talk will be on the Process Of
Etching" Mrs. J. J. O'Conner, Mrs
Joshua Evans, jr, and other members
OF the public interests committee will
be hostesses.
DR.. David Davis and his mother
nave arrived in Paris on their way
to Vienna, where they will remain
for the next year.
Tau Beta Phi Sorority entertained
at tea Saturday at the home Of
Miss Lucy Higgins and Miss Peggy
Rhodes presided at the tea table, and
Miss Myra kerwin and Miss Harriet
Hlne Hbn ndIna presided at the punch bowl
with autumn leaves and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Attending We're Miss Ruth
Huntington. Miss Rosalie Clayton,
Miss NJ Mcnamara, Miss Maybelle
Dalton. Miss Elsie Fearnow, Miss
Irene Prangley. Miss Dorothy Thorn
as, Miss Ruth WELLS. Miss Mary Glib
bons, Miss Lucy Clark, Miss Clara
Higgins, Miss Catherine Kline, Miss
Harriet Hine. Miss Thelma Lander
gren, Miss Peggy Rhodes, Miss Lucy
Higgins, Miss Myra Kerwin and
others.
Mrs. John Reed Scott will act as
hostess on the occasion of the lecture
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Feel incl No sripins or Inconvenience fol.
lows q gentle liver and bowel cleansing with
'Cascarets." Sick Headache. Biliousness,
Gases. Indigestion, and all such distress gone
by morning. For Men, Women and Children
1Oc boxes, also % and Soc sisss, any drug
Evening star., 1923-10-30

PHONE FOR OUR CATALOGUE
PURCHASES u.
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Mrs. Marshall Field will arrive in
New York tomorrow aboard the Ma
3estic from England, where she made
q brief visit with Earl and Lady
Beatty after spending the summer
on the continent
Evening star., 1923-10-30

DR.. David Davis and his mother
have arrived in Paris on their way
to Vienna, where they will remain
for the next year.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have
closed their villa at Newport, which
they occupied through the summer,
and are in their apartment at 998
9Th avenue, New York.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

The former undersecretary Of the
Treasury, Mr.. Parker s. Gilbert. jr.
who has been in Europe for several
months, has come to Washington to
pass a fortnight before returning to
New York.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift, regent
OF the Margaret Whetten Chapter, N.
s.. D. A. r., spent the summer at
Chautauqua and on September IL left
Tor San Francisco, Calf, to visit her
brother Judge John Van Nostrum of
the superior court of California, will
return to her home. 1929 21st street
northwest November l.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
Fringed Curtains
Art Lamp Salon

Art Lamp Salon
Oval Velour and Taffeta Pillows
This lot of pillosDs represents a collection
that fo, nerly sold for more. Some are
slightly soiled, Others are faded to a slight
degree. Each .------~..-.--~-~.$ $1.75
12-In. Pottery Lamp and Shade
A perry beautiful lamp, complete with
,;lk ahode and cord. Most euery color de-
sired may Be had. Complete, ,,...-. $500
Lustre Lamp and Shade
A uery attractiUe lamp, complete with
flat frinsed silk shade and cord, ,$I4.5O
Full Size Floor Lamp
Mahogany floor lamp uith ttuo socket
chain pull, silk cord floor attachment, $3.50
IoNE FOR OUR CATALOGUE.
AID TO SHIPPING POINT IN THE u. s.
R DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Marine Corps. attended the Prince
ton-Navy game on Saturday with g.
party of friends. After the game
they entertained at dinner and a
theater party.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Morgan has selected as maid Of
honor her sister, Miss Ruth Moraan.
and as bridesmaids Miss Katherine
Dent, Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss
Gerry Morgan, Miss Jaqueline Mans
neld OF Columbus. Ohio; Miss Helen
Weidinter of CatasaQua, Pa, and
Miss Marjorie Earle of Montclair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
WARD TRIAL TO REVEAL
SORDID STORY OF NIGHT
LIFE IN THE UNDERWORLD
Dread Secrets in Life of Young Heir to Millions
Hinted at When Jurors Asked If Defendants
Association With Fast Horses and Fast
Women Would Affect Their Judgment.

sums for defense, "but not penny for
blackmail. The defense naturally
claims that this meant that the black
mailing Sas attempted by Peters upon
young Ward. The state contends it
refers 10 the attempted Matchmaking
of the father.
1t is admitted that thu state has
very difficult task before it. 1t 10 one
thing to establish the theory of a
crime, but it is quite something else
again to wiring the supporting testi-
mony from the lips of unwilling wit
nesses.
Ward is dapper. well appearing
young man and it is only the warning
questions Of his counsel, asking tho
jurors if they would be. influenced
against the young man by the reveal
ton of dread secret in his life. that
would make one suspect hin OF being
anything but of clean and moral fiber.
The jurors also hay. BEEN asked il
they would permit the yotn, mans as
ISOLATION With fast horses and fast
women to affect their judgment Of
the facts. One talesm.n who said he
adored asst horses but abhorred fast
women was not accepted for jury
duty.
The trial of the young millionaire
probably will extend over n long period
for already it is apparent that coun-
sci for the defense will fight every bit
of testimony offered by the state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
MAR T|AL LAW
ROW TAKEN To
SUPREME COURT
Attorneys Seek Release Of
Two Men Held at
Tulsa.
COERCION IS CHARGED
Civil Courts inundated
by Military, Is
Charge.
COERCION IS CHARGED

Oklahoma City. Olda., Sept. t3.-
In an effort 10 test Governor Wal
tons suspension Of the right of re-
course to the writ Of habeas corpus
in Tulsa county, attorneys have filed
in the state supreme court an ap-
plication for the release of two men
now reported held by the military
authorities at Tulsa, il became known
today.
The application charges that the
two men, G. +. Swift and Grover
Sullivan. are being held without en-
opportunity for a legal hearing and
that the right TO bail is being with
held.
Not only are the two men being
unlawfully detained in the national
guard armory at Tulsa. but Adjutant
General b. III. Markham. in command
of the troops. is seeking by threats,
duress and coercion to extort testi-
mony from them that would incrim-
mate them i'm crimes and offenses
committed against the civil authority
of the state" the application de
clares.
Courts Of justice at Tulsa have
been intimidsted by the military, the
application said, n explaining the
carrying. of the proceedings to the
supreme conrt.
No date for hearing for the appli-
cation has been set.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
Who Led Insurrection
Against Cabinet Refuses to Adam
don latitude of Rebellion" King
Alfonso Hurries to Madrid as
SPANS Largest Port Capitulates to
Disseminated Army Faction.
By the Associated Press.

Madrid Sept. 13.-It announced this afternoon
that Foreign Minister Santiago Alba and the minister OF
labor Jose Rosado Gill have resigned their portfolios.
The government this afternoon teegraphed Captain
General Primo Rivera Barcelona the leading spirit in
the revolt movement appealing to his patriotism and ask
ing him to abandon his latitude of rebellion"
The captan-general replied with unqualified
denial of the request.
The government thereupon decreed his demotion as
military governor of Barcelona.
1t is reported that squadron has been sent to Bar.
celona. ...t
The newspaper Ell Sol says the garrison at Bboa has
Joined the revolt and has protested against the suspension
of communications with the rest of Spain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
DRY AGENT AND TWO
DEPUTY CONSTABLES
FIGHT GUN BATTLE
All Three Participants
Wounded, One Prob
ably Fatally.

Houston. Tex. Sept. 13.--As the
result of a pitched rifle and pistol bat
tie between two deputy constables aud
a prohibition agent on the Galveston
Houston road this morning, Deputy
Constable Emory Hicks, shot through
the chest, is near death, and the two
other participants are wounded.
According to an eyewitness OF the
affair. tie prohibition agent lad stop
ped car en route to Houston and
was holding the driver and a large
quantity of liquor when smother car.
bearing the deputy constables, APP
preached.
AS the deputy constabies' car drew
abreast f the two other machines, Its
two occupants jumped to the ground
and began firing, according to the wit
ness.
Frank G. Hines, the prohibition
agent. grabbed his rifle from the run
ming board of his car and returned
the IRE. the witness said.
All three participants in the battle
were wounded.
Hicks is expected TO die.
A thorough investigation into the
affair will be carried on By county
authorities.
Another probe will be launched by
the prohibition department, J. W..
Vann. chief agent in Houston, an
nounced this morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
SNOW FALLS IN WEST
AND NORTH; MERCURY
SQUIRRELS DOWNWARD
Frosts General Throughout
Minnesota and
Dakotas.

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept 13.-Snow and
killing frosts today set the North and
West TO donning overcoats. while por-
tons OF the Central states shivered
as the area of the lowered tempera-
lures spread.
Frosts were general throughout Min
nesota and the Dakotas last night.
but the extent of damage to crops, n
any. was not determined.
Government meteorologists. who said
recurrence OF warm temperatures
was unlikely, prophesied hard frosts
that might cause injury to gardens and
crops.
Michigan and Minnesota saw the
first snow of the season yesterday.
In Duluth. few hurrits were plain
ly discermble. S
At Calumet, Mich. cold winds off
Lake Superior brought snow that con-
tinued to fall for half an hon and at
Marquette. reports were received OF a
snowfall at Ishpeming which continued
for a short time. ~
Chicago thermometers were close TO
the half century mark early today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
CONNECTS ARE "SORE"
$50 Prisoners Hold Indignation Meet.
= ing When One Escapes.

Lansing. Mich, Sept. 1S.-Whcn
one of their number escaped. prisoners
at ,the state highway construction
camp at Grand Blanc held an indIs
hation meeting. according to report
which has just reached Governor
Alex J. Groesbcck here.
Virtually all Of the $50 prisoners at
the camp attended the meeting az
which prisoners severely criticized the
convict who took advantage Of the
freedom given them.
They exhorted their companions TO
stick" and keep the camp record
clean.
Convict labor on state highway cor.
struction has been used this summer
for the first time on an extensive
scale in Michigan.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
DEFENSE OPENS
IN GE0RG|AN'S
TRIAL
Witness Testifies That
Whipping Victims Char:
acter Bad.
:
KHAN QUESTION UP
Prosecution Hints Defend
ant Accused Of Disloy-
atty to Government.
KHAN QUESTION UP

Macon, Ca. Sept. 1S.-Testimony
for the defense was introduced to-
day when. the trial of DIR. c. A. Var
brough, charged with rioting growing
out of the flogging of X. +. Mills,
was resumed.
DIR. w. A. Little, a physician with
offices in the same building in which
DIR. Iarbrough has his offices, was
called as a character witness for the
defendant. On cross-examination he
was asked what he heard about DIR.
Yarbrough being the whipping boss
of Macon"
Il cannot answer except what l
have heard rumored."
"I've heard people say he was the
whipping BOSS"
"Did you hear people say that he
was disloyal to the government of the
United States?"
mo, l can't say that ! heard any
thing more than rumored."
Doctor Is Witness.
He then was asked If he had not
heard that DIR. Yarbrough was asked
to leave the Macon dental society be-
cause ne was disiosai 20 tne govern
ment OIL the onited otates, 80 ne re-
phed that De ohis neafd minors.
hesponding 70 deiense question,
he SAID ne nad nessr nesra Anything
derogatory TO the defendants- CHAR
acter.
Or. W. X. Rushing PHYSICIAN tes-
tilted that Or. iarbrougDs character
was good.
George summers. OF barnesviile,'
VINO was called by tn> deiense, testl-
fled that Mills reputatin was bad.
John Howard, of GAINESVILLE. testi-
fled that be had heard of Mills be-
ing logged but was at home on that
night. He testified that Mills char
acter was bad. -
All men placed on the witness stand
by the defense were being asked il
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
RIO GRANDE FALLS
FAST AND DANGER
POINT ABOUT PAST
Rio Grande City Reports
I4-foot Fall Wednes-
day Night.

Harlingen. Tex, Sept. 1S.-Reports
received here this morning from Rio
Grsnde City stated that the Rio
Grande was falling rapidly at that
point. l
The river fell from the 24foot stage.
reached "Wednesday afternoon, to the
seb-foot stage,
At Mission. where the food waters
rcceded IL feet over night, the tall
was. not so rapid, although It is re.
ported that a much lower stage is ex-
pected. before many hours have passed.
At the Harlingen pumping plant the
gauge shows that the river is falling
steadily and there is no immediate
danger. t
The break in the levec at Santa
Maria has not been repaired and the
flood waters are being diverted into
the Arroyo Colorado.
The fact that large volumes OF wa
ter found their way into the gulf
through the numerous arroyos, great
ly relieved the tenseDess of the srtud-
ton at many points in the valley.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

: Chicago: Temperatures. IS; partly
cloudy: less than 1o-miie wind from the
northwest; lowest temperst ure in last 81
hours. IS; highest. 20.
kansas City; Temperature. 81: clear;
is-mile wind from the northeast lowest
temperature in last "a hours. "a; high
est. IS.
New York; Temperature. &c; cloudy;
i2-mile wind from the northwest; lowest
temperature in last 20 hours. g.; high
est. "a.
st. Louis: Temperature. Sc; clear; To-
mile wind from the northeast; lowest
temperature on last 20 hours. So; highest
rs.
Washington; Temperature. S.; cloudy;
less than 10-nnile wind from the north:
lowest temperature in last "a hours, Sc;
highest. 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
ARMED GUARDS
WATCH SLAYER'S
HIDING PLACE
Policeman Murdered While
Investigating +
Burglary.

Louisville. n.y.. Sept. ia ring
of armed guards was. thrown around
brush-covered common in residen'
tial district here where the slayer OF
O. C.. Daily, motorcycle policeman,
is believed to be in hiding today.
The search also was turned in the
direction of Jeffersonviile and New
Albany. Ind. when police received a
report from taxi-cab driver that he
had been stopped near the common
by man who forced him at pistol
point 10 carry him to bridge across
the Ohio river.
Daily. the slain policeman. was in
yestigating a burglary and went to the
Fear of the house.
A moment later shot was heard
and he was found dying from pistol
bullet wound.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
MAY HAVE SHOWERS
Forecast Is for Partly Cloudy and
Easterly Winds.

Partly cloudy with zeal showers is
the forecast for San Antonio and vi
cinity Thursday night and, Friday.
Maximum temperatures ill be from
81 to 80 with light to moderate east
erly winds.
The high which entered the United
States few days ago was eentered
over Minnesota Thursday morning,
sending temperatures in that section
down to 81 degrees and bringing frost
as far outb as Minneapolis. Cbica-
go reported a minimum of 10 degrees
Thu; sday morning. Inc hitb is too
far cast for much cooler weather to
reach this far south.
Corpus Christi reports Ove- an inch
rain turing the night and light show
ers iel in So. tb Texas. Some parts
of San antonio had a small shower
Wednesday afternoon.
The lower Rio Grande is expected
to remain swollen for the next two or
three Gays.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
MARTIAL LAW TO STAY.
Tulsa Sheriff and Police Commission
err viii Not Resign.
By the Associated Press

r,,,s. mr.. Sent ta-An i'm.
-,
passe "as reacheu toua. III inc II"
gotiations between local business men
and Gov. &. Walton for the lifting
of martial law and indications point
ed 70 the indefinite OCCUPATION of Tul-
"a county by state troops.
That the governors terr~s would not
he met appeared a certainty and. on
the other hand. the executive dis
nIayed no disposition to modify his
demands.
The question of the retirement of
Sheriff Bob Sanford, Police Commits
sioner Ha~ry w. Kiskaddor and the
county iIuy commission, composed of
I w owen. Cicero l.. Holland and
Dr q. =. Robinson. all of whom Gov
ernor Walton charges are under the
domination o. the Ku Klux Khan, was
the rock upon which the peace ex-
changes grounded.
Governor Walton demands the res
ignation of these officials, holding
that only npon their Withdrawal from
office can the local government be
nnrced of kIan influences. which he
alleges has been PROTECTING floggers.
Nh One Defeated YET.
.W;th these officials in mower and
This COMMISSION Selecting the iuries.
I don't believe we are going TO get
Of those ALREADY arrested
on wb;nn;nv charges no matter how
strong tbe eS;depce the executive told
,hs hns;nes, renreseptatives yester,la,
uo nut II nm 10 the business men 10
oh,o;n ,ho res;gnati,ns and see that
snaoassors ,vere annnin.eJ who are
ne;,bcr tIon nor anti-klan
The Business committee. composeJ
81 n n McC1ure nresident OF the
nj, ~ '.ommerce. r, M poe. ar
.asn,, ana Cgarence Donyl,s an
. so,m, ,h;s morn;ng however that
w nou n,o hss hcen delegated 70 wait unon
~ o nte; 80 named nv Wal,on-
"I los addeJ that there is no ike
,;hood m .hst anv one would no annoint.
~ 20. snnh n r,rnose
.swo cool that we ave about
r.oobed tba end Of our rome without
aLts;n;ne Tho resrlts We .onrht.r said
NJ Domglas awe have no plan for
,ha fntn1e There is no use irving
~ -. ,,;,oorra.oncnts
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
Jap Girl Saves
Family and Five
Others From Death

Kobe. Sept. 13.-Thc story Of
how an 1-year-old JapdNse girl
named Toshiko saved her family
aud several other persons from
death in the earthquake disaster
is told by her father J. Iwazawa.
chief telegrapher of the steamer
Korea Maru..
The vessel was at Yokohama
when the first shock came. The
dock dropped ten feet, swapping
the ships hawsers.
Iwazawa rushed and eventually
found his wife and children. He
learned that when the house col
lapsed, pinning the family under
the ruins. Toshiko had extricated
every one and then gone into the
streets and assisted in saving tive
more persons from being burned
alive.
Iwaxawa's family remained in q
water hole an entire day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
His Promise of
Gold Teeth Won
Her; Silver Used

Chicago. Sept. 13.-Her hus-
band OF month wooed and won
her on the promise he would have
gold Filings put in all her front
teeth, Violet Volk told the. social
service department OF the court OF
domestic relation here.
When she looked in the mirror
and found that silver filling had
been used instead. she applied frr
separation and alimony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13

Summoned before the cabinet meet
ing, the captain general Of Madrid
expressed complete confidence in the
capital city garrison. There Is Moth
ing TO fear in Madrid. he said.
Meanwhile King Alfonso has maze
hurried return to the capital. Soil
diers met him at the tram this morn-
ing. Unauthorized persons were kept
away. tr
Long the hotbed of mcdernist and
communist activities. Barcelona, city
of a half-million and SPANS chief
port, fell within the grasp of revolt
ing army officers early this mornins.
State of Siege Proclaimed.
A state of siege was proclaimed and
the Catalan authorities took posses
sion. of power within the city. MAJ
tial law was proclaimed.
: A document addressed 10 all Span
iarJs and signed by Captalu-Gencrs
Riviera. leader of the, insurrectivu.
was issued at . o'clock this morning.
critieising the present Spanish eao-
met and stigmatizing professional poll
ticians for Selling the power and an.
Initiating the will of the people.
Owing to his situation. the docu-
meRt declares, the military authorities
find it necessary to take over the citS.
The normal life of Barcelona y
proceeding quietly despite the military
show made when troops occupied this
headquarters of the communists and
other revolutionary associations, tia
prisons, the banks. the electric powfe
stations and the points at which Tho
water supply is controlled.
The movement is IN no way a re-
volt against the power of King Al
fonso, but is directed against his cae-
met, whose dismissal is asked b. the
insurrectionists' manifesto.
Cabinet Greatly Worried,
Greatly worried, the cabinet met
during the early hours this morning
and considered the captain general )
invitation to leaders Of other districts
to support his action in seizing the
city.
'The cabinet will maintain its po-
sition, which il will abandon only
under force should the promoters OF
the sedition follow up their policy
with all its Consequences the min
listers said in a eommun.que issued
after one Cf their meetings.
The ministers learned that legal
proceediHgs have already been opened
againstfthe foreign minister and Pre-
mier Alhucemas.
The communique issued by the seds-
tionistS says that in other Catalan
provinces the military authorities are
taking possession of the government.
No resistance was encountered ~
the army officers in any Of their
movements. The rank and file of thu
army Soinel the revolt willingly bar
the naSy personnel held sloof.
The Army as whole. il is declared,
remainS loyal TO the government.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
Gasoline War On.

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. f3.-Gsso-
line is selling at IA IL cents gallon
at all filling stations in Dies Moines
today, the result, officials of the
Standard Oil Company announced, of
price reductions ito certain choice Gus
toners" by independent concerns. he
former price was 10 IL cents. The
reduction was. ordered for Des Moines
on.y, it was said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-13
WOULD CLOSE UP ELKS
Des Moines Police Chief Says Club
Liquor Nuisance"

Des Moines. iowa. Sept. 13.-The
closing Of the Elks club of Dies
Moipes was sought in district court
here today by Chief of Police Joha
Hammond on the grounds that the
club is a liquor nuisance"
The chief presented to Judge Lester
Thompson q liquor injunction fora
which. If signed by the court, would
make the closing OF the club manda-
tory upon the sheriff of FOLK county.
Judge Thompson ordered the chief
to learn the date of seizure of cx-
hibits of wine. alcohol and ''homs
brew" presented by Hammond as hay-
ing been confiscated at the club ar,l
said that il the liquor was seized re-
Gently he would sign the injunction.