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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-28
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EU7 Hist waiting for her to re
IWI cover Stane had noted numer-
LII Gus sun-dried poles scattered
about the beach, and those he pointed
to.
Get about seven of those. Miss
Yardely, as near equal length as you
can Gather them as close to the
waters edge as possible, and then get
some saplngs for cross pieces. Lash
the poles well together with the tent
and pack-ropes, and put a little
spruce on the top to help us keep
dry
The girl looked round and pointed
TO a little creek where the water was
very still
Il could build it afloat there.
There's a gravelly bottom and it's not
deep"
"Yesy" he said quickly, That
would be betterT'
For an hour he sat there watching
her work, and marketing the swift
progress of the fire He had begun
to think that after al her endeavors
had been In vain, when she ap-
preached him, sweat running down
her flushed face, and drenched well
above the knees
You will have to set your tseth, :"
she said II shall have to carry you
out to the raft"
It was no easy task to get him on
to 1t, but she had pushed the raft well
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OUCH! LUNDAGO PAIN!
RUB BACKACKE AWAY

Kidneys cause backache? Mo- Lis
ten, Your backache is caused by lum-
bago, Sciatica, or a strain, and the
quickest relief is soothing, penetrating
st. Jacobs Oil. Rub it right on your
painful back, and instantly the sore
ness. stiffness and lameness disap-
pears. Don't stay crippled Get a
small trial bottle of st. Jacobs Oil from
your druggist and timber up. A mo-
ment after it is applied you'll wonder
what became of the backache or lum
bago pain.
Rub old, honest St Jacobs Oil when
ever you have sciatica. neuralgia,
rheumatism or sprains, as it is alb
solutely harmless and doesn't burn
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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HOOSIER BRIEFS

Logansport. Local Masons will have
charge OF the ceremony. Charles a.
Lippincott, South Bend grand master
of the Indiana lodges, is expected to
make the dedicatory address.
Wabash collected more than $1,000
in its Community Fund drive. The
goal was set at $4,000.
A district meeting of the Knights
of Fythias lodge will be held in Shell
byville, Dec. IA.
The average cost of raising Il
busheI of corn by entrants in the
Shelby County Boys Acre Corn Club
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ID COAL = III l.
in the reeds so that it could not
give, and though it was a painful Oper
alton for him, he was presently lying
on a pile made of the tent canvas
and blankets. Ten minutes later when
ne opened his eyes, they were afioat,
and she was polling the raft into deep
er water. She looked at him as his
eyes opened
You viii have TO pole US out, as
far as you can, and then we must
drift
1T is the only way" she agreed
Fortunately this lake seems very
shallow
Ten minutes later the pole failed to
touch bottom, and a current Of water
setting across the lake began to drift
them well from the shore AS he
saw that, Stane gave a sigh of relief
Helen glanced towards the shore,
and gave an involuntary shudder- The
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an all day prohibition conference
will be held at Logansport, Dec. 4.
Officials of twelve counties will at
tend. The meet is one of a series
being held by 4 the State prohibition
department.
Timothy H.. Rrenneman. 90, Goshen,
a railway postoffice clerk on the New
York Central Railroad thirty years
continuously has retired on a pension.
He was never absent a day on ac-
count of illness until his last month
Of service.
For the first time in two years,
the American Window Glass Factory
1T Hartford City is closed. 1t will re-
open as soon as repairs are made.
Clifford Hize Crown Point barber,
has started serving sentence of from
one to fourteen years in the State
penitentiary for shooting at his moth
tempted to cut his own throat while
in the Crown Point Jail.
Sixteen civic bodies of South Chi
cago and the Calumet region will pre-
sent a petition to the Chicago city
council urging a permit for the Chi
cago sanitary district to construct
Calumet harbor. The city of Chicago
can not construct the project because
Of lack Of funds.
Dec. s is the date for the laying of
the cornerstone OF the new Cass
County hopital being constructed In
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Some timel' he answered.
1T is a promise" she insisted and
now there was no laughing note in
her voice, and her face was very
serious.
Yes" he answered. 1T is a prom
ise"
Then / write it on the tablets of
my mind. 1 shall hold you to it, and
some day | shall demand its fulfill
ment"
Continued in Our Next Issue.)
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Railroad Protests Carelessness

The Michigan Central Railroad to-
Gay protested careless auto driving
in a photograph received by the pub
lie service commission, showing
damage done in derailment Of a train
at Porter, Ind, where a truck was
struck on an unobstructed crossing.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Hubert Stane, discharged convict.
saves the life of Helen Yardely as her
canoe travels toward a dangerous water
fall. Helen and her uncle a governor
of the Hudson Bay Company. are camp
ing near & northern post of the COM
pany. Helen and Stsne start to walk
the trail to the governors camp. Stane
is I'M red in a fall and Helen nurses
him. A forest fire breaks out and
Helen starts to built a raft.
Gerald Ainley former friend Of Stane
is IN love with Helen While searching
for the missing girl Gerald meets q
half-breed who has seen Helen and
Stane together
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hllieTs Antlseptlo Or Known aa
Oil
NSTOPS PAIN


Prom coast to coast nan and women
are singing the praise Of Snake OIL"
> most powerful, penetrating pain re-
neving hnim4nt. 1t viii Denetrate
thickest sole leather in minutes. Mrs
B Werner. New Orleans, La. writes
Thanks to your wonderful penetrat.
Ing oil. II relieved me of Rheunatisu
and deep seated chest cold after othes
remedies failed"
I had rheumatism SO bad I had 4
walk on crutches for nine years" SAN
II. G. Hendrix. old soldier Of Minneap.
oils. MINI After three months treat.
nent with Snake OH laid off ny
clutches and now can walk like a bow
J. B. Moore. Pittsburgh. Pa. rail.
road man. says: Snake OH is thu
only hniment that ever gave me reIi 4
from rheumatism use II regular aft
er being exposed to bad weather" For
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago. stiff
5o4nts, pain in back and limbs. corns.
ounions. chest colds, sore throat,
Snake OH Is said 10 be without an
squaL Refuse limitations. nothing Hka
4. %e4 Il from Hazg Drug Co.
A - -
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Sullivan Post of the American Le-
gion. assisted by local lodges, will
have a community Christmas tree on
Christmas eve.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-28

Orestes, Madison County, is soon
to have a new town hall and a city
Jail with two cells. 1t will also install
fire department
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contest was 80 cents The range was
from 9O.2 cents to Al cents.
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Your Home Heating Plant

big problems your home
situation our WASHINGTON
official unofficial
full for
got o bout ever of fuel that is
n homes in
p
minous coal manufactured len will invaluable
oil heating
in homer To below
York Ave, Washington, D. c.:
I FUEL MANUAL THE HOME enclose
herewith loose stamps PRINTING
address carefully below
NAME
STREET
STATE
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XVII Hist waiting for her to re
WI cover Stane had noted numer-
LII Gus sun-dried poles scattered
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Dec. is the date for the laying of
the cornerstone OF the new Cass
County hopitaI being constructed In
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry

PEARLS for birthday and gifts. La
Tausca, Delta, La Princess. lie Mere and
Richeieu, in all sizes, from $500 up. The
Wedding Ring Shop, 1is Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

TALKING observation-disclosures cabinet
model same new make offer. Easy
terms. l.. Il. Andrews 401 Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For lsent

-
FURNISHED room to rent, first floor, for
gentlemen. Private family. Apply Her.
aid. Rox
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agents-Real Estate IS
ANYTHING to rent, buy or sell see Cohr
about 1t at Is Main St.. the largest in
dvidual real estate owner in the city.
PLAINVILLE real estate, bought and sold.
Mortgage loans. Skinner, Smith Co., Neri
block, Plainvile. Phone 4l-4.
REAL estate. Tell us what you want. Wen
get it. Real estate. Tell us what you
have. Well dispose of it. Cunningham q
Wininger. Plainvlle. Conn. Neri Bldg.
Building and Business Property so
NORTH ST, Cor. Willow, brick building,
suitable for garage or light manufac-
turing purposes. See Cohn about 1t.
Building Lots For Sale 81
BUILDING LOTS on easy payments In all
parts of tie city at prices much lower
than will be asked next year. The w. l.
Hatch Co.. City Hall building.
BUILDING LOT on Linden street with gar
age Inquire at Star Real Estate and
Insurance Co.. 1853 Main st.
Farms For Sale 81
CHICKEN FARM. 3 acres . room house
N G family. barn, coops. fruit, shade. $500
cash required. Balance same as rent.
Phone 92-4.
FARM, small, city of New Britain. House.
barn, garage, fruit trees. Schultz & Cos
tello. Inc, 242 Main st. Easy terms
IL ACRE farm. including acre sandbank
and room cottage on Pennington road
Inquire l.. c. Baker. Tel. 1868.
100 ACREs-P. S. McMahon's farm in Ber-
lin. consisting of 100 acres land. so acres
tillable, the rest in pasture and wood.
Good 10 room house, new barn, tie-up Tor
rs head stock, greenhouse, poultry house
for 900 hens, garage, wagon sheds, lea
house for 500 tons ice large lake. big or.
chard, running water in all buildings, all
kinds good farm tools. including tractor.
This farm is considered one of the
best dairy farms In the state. We will
have /. man on this farm all this week
to show prospective customers around.
appointments. eastman Farm Agency, 1871
Main st. New Britain's Largest Farm
MAIN STATE ROAD--34 acre farm on troll
ley. two family house, city water, gas
and electric lights Only 10 minutes walk
to center of town. Bargain for quick sale.
Satisfactory terms. d. o. Coleman, South
ington. Conn Phone 315-3.
S ACRES in Kensington, 2 houses of 4 and
6 rooms each, small barn. l COW, many
chickens. Price only $500. eastman
Farm Agency, 13i Main st. Phone S73-4
or Berlin 6S1-2. New Brtains Largest
Farm Bureau"
IL ACRES of land, house and barn. Price
only $4,000. eastman Farm Bureau. 13l
Main st. Residence Berlin. New Brit
aims Largest Farm Bureau
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

IL ACRES of land, house and barn. Price
only $4,000. eastman Farm Bureau. 13l
Main st. Residence Berlin. New Britt
aims Largest Farm Bureau"
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
MERCHANDISE
Watches. Diamonds, Jeweiry

Watches. Diamonds, Jeweiry %
WATCHER aud wedding ringa, ~ ana IS
KITS. HimbeIg q Horn, 392 Main st., and
10 Railroad Arcade.
No doubts OF substitution. Have your Ola.
monds reset while you wait and In your
own presence at i, Resniek's Mfg, Jewelef.
$40 Main ST.. Opp. Commercial 81. re-
tail diamonds at Wholesale prices.
SETS OF is47 and VIM. Rogers slverware
at d. Georges, ig6 Main st., Room 10.
Walk one digit. u Will pay You well.
Wanted--Articles To Buy 68
CLOTHES, papers and junk oought at the
highest prices. Assure yourself the best
prices possible by notifying l.. Zeldos lbl
Oak ST. Phone 5l5-ls. There 10 cash
profit In all that stun that III cluttering
Up your attic and cellar. Phone me linz
mediately and l Will call.
FURNITURE In good condition wanted.
Good prices paid. all household articles.
Cali me before you sell. Phone 5l6-l3.
FlIRNITURE--We will buy II at fair prices.
The Furniture Exchange, 81 Arch 81,
j. Crate. Mgr
HERAi4Ds wanted. to complete the fle:
the following copies are needed: Oct. II,
1892.
JUNk-We buy magazines. papers, rags,
all kinds Of furniture. We pay good prices.
A. Rodinsky. 81 Oak street. Tele-
phone 1891.
WARDROBE TRUNK wanted, In good con-
dition. Phone 1868.
=
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

- rand Prices
llEO Ra aH WANT H 6 e Boots Are Also Advertised That
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
Moving, Trucking, Storage

FURNITURE and piano moving. General
trucking Of all kinds. Geo. II. 'Smedley,
So Bassett st. Tel. 1902.
NEW YORK LIGHT DELIVERY, making /.
trips to New York every week. Alex NAL
amud, Sc Hartford Ave. Phone 1855.
IL you want your ashes taken out call
2s2s-l3. o. & S. Express Co., EOS Hart
ford Avenue
1 TON load wanted TO New York April 81.
Call evenings at Pieffer's Express. Tele-
phone $3.50.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

s ACRES in kensington, houses of and
rooms each, small barn, | COW, many
chickens. Price only $500. eastman
Farm Agency, Isl Main st. Phone S73-i
or Berlin 6S1-2. New Britains Largest
Farm Bureau"
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants

LAWN SEED for sunny lawn and shady
lawn Rackliffe Bros, Inc, Park and
Blgelow SITS. Phone 1915.
ONION SETS--White, red and yellow. Rack
life Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow SITS.
phone 1915.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

ley. two family house, city water, gas
and electric lights. Only 10 minutes walk
to center of town. Bargain for quick sale.
Satisfactory terms. d. o. Coleman, South
ington, Conn Phone 315-3.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
Help--Mcn Wanted

KrNSEY's SHOE STORE
requires the services OF men for
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Must be of neat appearance, age
about rs preferred. Must also have
good references. Apply at once.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

piece OF property consisting Of two houses,
one eight room, the other six rooms
Large lot 60xlfa. THIS property will stead.
ly increase In value. Home Banking 4
Realty Co.. 81 West Main st. Phone 72y.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

SOUTHERN SECTION family house.
practically new. modern in every detail.
steam heaters 2-car garage. Home
Banklns & Realty Co., Sc West Main Ut.
Phone ,2S,
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
Situations Wanted-Afen

YOUNG girl is or 16 years OF age to do
light homework and take care of baby.
Inquire 337 Chestnut st.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
Feed and Fuel

BABY CHICKS fed the Purina way grow
twice as fact and make the best layers.
Ask for Purina Baby Chick Chow and
Chicken Chowder. Sold by N. B. Bird &
Feed Co., los Arch st.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
Suburban For Sale

| TWO 2 family modern houses within 10
minutes walk OF Main St. price >lJ,OOu.
| Inquire II. j. Foiren. Phone 1890,
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

PLAINVILLE-7 room house, all modern
improvements. Hardwood floors. large lot,
in me residential section. close to busi-
ness center. An Ideal home at low price.
Charles b. Conlon, Real Estate and In.
surance. Phone 2U6
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10
EDUCATIONAL
Instrumental and Vocal

MANDOLIN, banjo. ukulele. Correct modern
instruction. E. G. Benson Barker, Booths
block Tel. 1898. In New Britain Tuesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

BELVIDERE--2 family, 10 room house.
Built few years ago. Ali improvements.
Large lot. Price $1,000. Easy terms. ana.
II. j. Foiren, lao Main st. Phone 1890.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10


WOMAN wishes to do work by day, wash
ing. ironing and cleaning. Box rs, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

BELVlDEEE-A six room cottage. Small
amount OF cash required Also lots from
si90 up. Sold on easy terms. Andrews
Land Co., 1867 Stanley st. Tel. S6l-4.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

BELVIDERE-New . family, 10 room
mouse, all improvements. Large lot. Price
S1.OOu. lnq. II. j. Foiren. Lao Main st.
Phone l1gU
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

SMALL PORTABLE photograph. brand
new. with 20 records Gao selections). An
excellent buy at $25. The records are
brand new. your own choice from our en-
tire stock of 75c Columbia records. Widen
er's 1888 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

PLAINVILLE-S room house. hardwood
floors. u acres land, good poultry houses.
Low price tor quick sale. eastman Farm
Agency, l3l Nam ST., city. New Britaiu's
Largest Farm Bureau
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

room house. water, bath.
electric lights and large yeranoa. Two
acres OF lana, large baru, close to center,
$1,000. part cash. Charles +. Conlon, Russ
sells Block, Plainviile. Tel. c06.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

OFFICE boy wanted. A good, steady posi-.
ton with chance to rise. Apply Box /
Harald
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

DRIVER for light truck or chauffeur wishes
position. Phone 1854
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

PAINTING by day or contract. Also all
kinds of repair work wanted. Address
Box 4, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-10

SHUTTLE MEADOW AvE.-A two family
house with extra ~ It. lot. Steam heat, I'd
floor Hot air furnace, LIST noor. Price
$3.50. Home Banking & Realty Co., 81
Vest Main st. Phone 728.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04

Comisionado de Instruction de Ctuado,
pero no sin anteS ,.pjar bien instalada
la alta eScuela de Utuado.
Fuertcs Y prolOngados aplausos aho-
saron las palabras del orador.
.tcto seguido Sc levant6 ell toastmas-
ter he hizo la representation del Sr.
.Saldaila, Il quien ensalZ0 signiticandO
sus atlas yirtudes Y prendas persona
les que 10 habfan llevado hasta el alto
puCsto que ell la actualGhd desempcila,
Y nOmbr;indol0 como uno de los mej0-
res amigos que ticne Utuado en- San
Juan, Y uno dc los que siempre eSta
dispucSto con marcado inter6s Ell ayu-
dar Il rcSolver nueStroS problemas al
igual Que 10 haccn los Sres. Tullas,
Jordan Y Jose c. Rosario. Luego Sc le-
'vanta el Sr. Salda1a Y con elocuen-
ties Y bicn sentidas frases, eXpres0 las
raz0nes que el ticne para sentir carin0
ror este pueblo. Rccord6 ell tempo Ell
que vivi0 en- eStOs camp0s varias We
COS hiZ0 menSi0n lie lii fntima amiStad
que le une al Lcdo, \. J. Lopez TuvO
frascs expontdneas v sinceras para
realzar la personalidad del LcdO. \. de
Jesiis Lopez diio que realmente era
una gloria de u. X. que tiene prendas
personalcs, cualidades de caracter y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04

on su pctici0n sobre todo cuando Sc
trata de un asunto de escuelas, pl1es,
como bien alguien dijo aquf, he sido
maestro en- l.. II. en- todas las catego-
rIas Y ultimamcnte fuf Inspector dc
EScueas las cuestiones de escue!as
me afectan Il mi muchO mas que las
de mi propia profession actual. "De
suerte, que adivinando ustedes este,
SO han bahado en- aqua de rosas V no
me han deiado en- disposition para
pOder dar Ill traste con mi discurso.
ahora bicn dijo los jcfe de Depar-
tamento Il vcces no podrmos dar con-
tcstaciones rcdondas n las peticioncS
qIe Sc nos hacen Y tenemos que ser
un tanto discrctos para evitar tener
que haccr rcctificaciones que perjudi-
can Y deian un tanto desairada nues-
tras posici6n. nesde el primer momen-
ii inclinado Il acceder Ell suS preten-
stones Y clio cstd demOstradO con mi
vista en- este dia, porque de estar en-
contra hubiese rehusado venir'-LO
huhiGramos "esconjurao', s0n0 una
voz que parecia salir de boca de uno
de 46s que asaron los lechoneS.-Ha-
biendo terminado ell DR.. Ortiz, dirigi0
(Contin1a en- la pagina 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04
preparation mental para dirigir f'

preparation mental para diri@lr 1e-
liZmente deSdc el mas alto sitial cual-
quiera de las orSaniZacioneS polltl-
cas- de este pals Y que sin embargo Sc
cOnforma con vivir Embellishments
en- Utuado. Concluy0 eXprcsand0 su
gran satisfaction Y regocijo per ha-
Der efctuad0 su vista Il Utuado. FuG
grandementc Ovacionad0, deSpueS de
10 cual Sc levant0 el toastmaster Y
anunci0 ell turnO del DIR. Ortiz. III
mediatamcnte s0n0 I'M estrepitoso
APPLAUSE que pueStoS de pie t0doS los
preSentcs lc tributaron. Grandcmentc
emocionado cmpeZ0 cl DR.. Ortiz su
discurso eXpresando Ia agradable inn
preston sentida al llesar este pueblo
por parecersele a su pueblo natal, Co
merfo, por el que tiene grandes I'M
pereccderos afectos. Dcspu6s de eXter-
derse Ell varias conSideraciones tuvo
un punt0 J0cOSO Ell Su ulscurso cudhu"
dirigienlOse n los prcsentes dijo: IT s.
tcdcs OILS utuadelios son muy aSresivos.
Nc han. cafdo encima como una an
danada cerrada de disparos Y al VERNE
csai vencido hasta abusado de mi
"No gasten mas p0lvora en- vano, que
va esta plaza esta renditla. "Ofrezco
que estarG muy dispuesto Ell acceder
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04

La legitirna lleva el nombre gra-
bado. ESQ Ia garantiza.
THE VAIL COMPANY
Nueva York E. L. dc A.
, 1923-08-22
10 FREE CIRCUS TICKETS THURSDAY

Ten free shgs dskss will be geR away Thursday the first ten persons coming the Tnbun
|Hsp page. They will be given general admission ticket and a reserved seat ouponn rec
The Chilkoot post., 1923-04-06
"I[O0TTTS"


  PFC" 1GBHaiAN EP n to  Q be unworkab that is Of four rooscar1 r1s,etc.
  m D that
  pals for areno
 
 
 started dsouu unable to in they knowha wont walk back. Why is two llars?".  beat Hnrry ,hereupo
  on the Aaaska~Goneau Go11 
  Daniels, lucratiy to rise 70 their
  shekels, "But"  n dunt April2O of I for the ehcnr the Infants vh he o Mac the is uithvo FRIEND SUBJ ' ~ " '0N' 
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The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-17

SYRACUSE, N. Y., March IT. - Bonded liquor warehouses in the Syra- cuse Internal Revenue District con- tain enough intoxicating liquor to pro- vide every person in Syracuse with one gallon of liquid cheer and have enough to give similar amounts to every person in a couple of neigh boring towns.
 This is revealed by an inventory of liquor resources and holdings an- nounced by Jesse w. Clark, Collector of Internal Revenue. Ralph w. Cum mings, prohibition expert in the rev enue office, compiled the figures at the request of the Washington off cials, who are considering lifting the ban on the importation of wine for medical and sacramental purposes.
 The inventory reveals that instead of showing a steady shrinkage the storage of legitimate liquors is much larger than last year, both for wine and high spirits Bonded warehouses contain approximately 1S0,0OO gallons of whiskey, gin and brandy valued at
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-17
ENOUGH BOOZE TO GIVE EVERYBODY
 GALLON EACH STORED IN SYRACUSE

nearly $2,000,000, at bootleg prices, and $500 gallons of wine which would be worth about $20,O00 on the bootleg market.
 Revenue officials explained that the holdings of liquor have nothing to do with the population or that there is any intention on the part of the Gov ernment to give every person in Syra- cuse a gallon of assorted booze. The statistics are merely for official guild ance.
 The wine list is headed by 2,785 gal Ions of claret and includes almost for gotten vintages, as 376 gallons of sherry, 470 gallons of port, 155 gallons of concord, ell gallons of Tokay and 125 gallons of Malaga.
 All this will be consumed within the next few months by religionists. Those of Jewish belief will get the greater share, while the Episcopalians and the Catholics will come in for large quantity of it.
 As for whiskey, there are 11S,397 gallons of genuine bonded liquor held in five warehouses in the district.