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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
OAK GROVE:


Gah Groves New Coach announced
IN item Of considerable interest
to followers Of Maine intcr32 hoIaStIc
sports l. the annourccmcnt 10y Hrin.
owen OF oak Grove Seminary that
Mr.. John ". Mantcr. Eowdoin 90.
has been elected to the position OF
athletic coach at tho Seminary.
; Many remember Mr.. MantoT rs a
college athletic stan. and those VINO
have followed the progress OF ath-
lctiCs in Massachusetts know his
phenomenal success as q coach at
the Winthrop Massachusetts High
school. Daring the ten years that he
HilC1 this position several Champion
SHIPS were brought to the school by
the teams undcr his tUtclaG". The
quality of the teams which have rep
resented oak Grove in the past Is
ven recognized ana under the guild
aucc of Mr.. Manter ;hciI success this
year should bG assured.
Mr.. George &. Schneider Of Mays
Vile, Ky, vino successfully coached
1.-THE teams last wear Will also he re-
tanned at the school, but Will this
year he able to devote much moro
Of his time to coaching the school
orchestra aad other musical ACTIVE
tics. Mr.. Schneider is remarkably
we'll qualified by natural ability
training ana experience to do this
work and those who were al school
last year viii look forward with
pleasure 10 the assistance he will he
able 10 give to the orchestra and
Glce Club.
Erminc has a rale bisQuc color in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

GERS would be the chief benefits de-
rived from such d change, Secretary
Cornish asserts. A large proportion
of the almshouses are today being
kept open for the care of one, two
or three inmates, and only in the
larger places in the state does the
number of almshouse inmates ex-
coed five.
There are at present about 600
paupers in Maine and they could
be taken care of at much less ex-
pense and in much better manner
in four almshouses than under the
present plan involving the upkeep OF
So such institutions, Mr.. Cornish
says. Under the plan suggested by
Mr.. Cornish, each of the four aims
houses would be directed by a train
ed superintendent and its officials
would include a matron. a graduate
nurse, q physician and druggist, and
a head farmer.
1.-THE outstanding Improvement last
year was the completion Of modern
piggery. Large profits are realized
from the sale Of pigs. Nearly 500
swine are fed with the garbage col
lected in the city. The farm contains
1os acres of land. The farm stock in
cludes "a cows. u horses and nearly
-oo mems, al oelhG wei caIeh 4or' ID
bor-saVine oeFiCes are beihs 3apldi!
installed
Inc bangor tltF Home "hlch RAMS
second IN Inc Maine Hst. IS pleasantly
located. setting slightly back from the
State road on the Hampden car line,
about 10 minutes out from the center
Of the city. 1t is thrce-story brick
building The superintendent. l.. +.
Mat. receives saiafE OF siPoV
car. ne Hdl'oh' All >. hI"LI'
receives So-o ahiIudi!y' Inc othcE
ehpIoEeS Alc'iue Il daF nurse "
Hlehl nurse h'e women 'geheral hc4P''
TWO ttaWStcrs, herdsman. ana an or
Gerry lot the hospital ne census OF
the Rome taken E'st octooer shoWea -
ih.Io inmates ana i'he female inmates
ne ,I,"shouss az W lhc"am vas ray
"a eI'ru la9l "a, DEI,'S SUI i'"aSeo "H'S
Ny lHe o'''dh'' ana bangor lhstil"-
-
49, on Ao"1 ueu Al 1AiA'..Aouse'
'2'Ci cl"'S "i,lISh 81 me ma 4tte9
roar" hectares may rs iat as ne Knows
tnere are no chlldren IN any oil the
a''I'A,'o"StS 81 N,@Iii'' N"'lufeh VIII
""I De PidSeu III tue to"h anu OK!
i1olneS 10 po"ru'
-" at"tcH'eHt i Oh interest," III we"
70 '"' 'ioiouSn over uHhS Oh aims
muses. ol Ne" Ehs'ahd ana otner parts
W. NV ,'u"'' 9oc6tSetu uiIc'i P4dh1
Fi'f'H" ny y" Ing IAN" lIdttfi'al
"isdnl~a tio''S h9dItd by the MOOSE
cud iei,"Ws' the l-asleS ana h1"anis
'iups' IL ~ Stated that IN MaSsachu-
SETS c"liufch IN town Door houses
ii"'fe ''Nt hllHeu iiiulSCi Ilhlid'ely with
','c "1eu' anu IN some cases holiidl
'"'lu',h were lound mlnellhS win
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
-FOUR ALMSHOUSES
TO PROVIDE FOR
NEEDS OF STATE
Secretary Cornish of Charities
Board Advocates Plan for
' Four State-Managed Institu-
tions for Poor in Place of IS
J Managed by Cities and
TOWNSHIPS Result Would
Be Scientific Treatment at
Less Expense

Although each OF the four super
!ntcndents being a specialized official
would command goodsized salary.
the entire list OF salaries for officials
of the four institutions would, of
course. be considerably less than
the amount received by the superin-
tendents of the present institutions.
who have had no training to qualify
them for their positions. With
these salaries provided for. 100 paul
rers could he taken care OF as easily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Stale House Chat

The semi annual examinations
given by the state Board of Exam
nation and Registration of Nurses,
will he held in tho hall Of Eeprescn-
tatives at the state House oct, j.
and 1G. Miss Rachel Netcalfc OF
Lewiston is secretary Of the board.
Or. A. O. Thomas, state commits
sioner Of education passed last Sat-
urday at kittery, Gorham and Port
land on school matters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

assistant engineer Of tho Public
Utilities Commission. he visited sew
eral stations and made various tests
to obtain information as to the ac-
curacy of the records being obtained.
lie reports that the photographic
work in Maine is being carried on to-
day better than ever before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

TOR. 1 rSaO IL, tnen
said to my hus-
band. Please go
and get me some
Lydia E. Pink
h ANS Vegetable
Compound. l want
to take it The
first month / took
three bottles of
Vegetable Com
pound and one of
Lydia E. Pink
hams Blood Med
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Oakley G. Curtis in 1910 and rcappoint-
Cd by Coy. Carl l.. Millikcn IN 1H@o.
The nomination will hc tn lirc for
confirmation 1T the session Of he GOV
crnor and council which win i've haId
Scpte mhcr H..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Judge Keegan of
Bath ReappOinted

Gov Baxter Saturday renominated
John J. keegan to be the judge OF the
Bath municipal court This is Judge
keegan's fourth appointment he being
first appointed by Gov. Frederick w
Pia!sted in 1912, reappointed BIZ Gov.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

We had a feeling last night as We
sat watching Monsieur Beaucairc"
on the screen at the Augusta Opera
House that We were not LOGGING at a
screen production hIt that in come
magic fashion VIC were back in the
18th century. a silent spectator in the
monarch. Louis Nv Of France From
which YOU may gather that the We
hicle. which marks Rudolph Nalen-
tinO's return to the screen, Is some
thing more than spectacular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Detroit WOMAN
RECEIVERS
Health Much Better After
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Detroit, Michigan. "Your little
book left at nv door was my best doc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS

Opera House Taxed to Capacity at
the Three Performances OF "Eon-
sIeur Beaucaire," with RudoI ph
Valentino and Bebe Danjels-Over
500 Performers in This Paramount
Deluxe Masterpiece
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Erminc has a rale bisquc color in
summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

:
care Hon. John l.. Laurenser.
"Westbrook. Maine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
A Thought Of Matthew Arnold

Fear that his country might
swing away from the Bible, That
u might como about through
neglect OF tho nlble on one hand. or
through wrong teaching on tho
ether. And his belief that ''the
Bibls should 30 studied constantly
an model By which men ought
TO learn 10 write" r. tho manner
In which the great cssaylrt OK.
pressed his vcnsrRiion Tor tho Bible.
Matthew Arnold was a deep thinker,
an eminent critic and a cousun.
mate master o. style. He Is studied
and followed today By all ihosc
who arc concerned with speech or
writing. Text books como and some
timca quickly SO. thru different
periods Of educational progress. but
tho Bible remains a standard. began
az a standard and AZ the end Of
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10 follow for beautiful construction.
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Of beautiful and onnobling thought
Cut tho coupon elsewhere in this
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curc the Big Print Red Letter Eli.
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statistics and other general inforfna.
ton arc all embodied between It's
beautiful limp leather covers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
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Women Nee1 SWamp-Root

Thousands OF women have kidney
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Pain in the hack. headache, loss OF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
RUSSIANS DANCE
Club Presents Program Of
Music as Benefit

4 brilliant program was given last
evening under tho auspices of The
Russian club ~ local Russian sing.
eru and dancers IN benefit enter
tainmsnt
The Russian chorus directed b
wen Machlhln. and drcased IN the
oriental aplendor of the boyarh. sang
blackberry" ana "Blrchirse" The
delightful dance Of a baby princes
was presented BY tiny Nina Kama
lian. Machlhin sang prince igor IN
Captivity" ana Miss Julia Baragh.
koya gave Il symbolic dance with the
Runaian ana American flag. and
many other Russian airs and sirik
lng dances completed the varied pro
gram.
Then the floor was cleared Tor
dancing. interesting ART exhibits were
examined and seven cabaret mum
bers were given % intervals. and
SONGS by serFoi Oiadilin. a. a. Choir
ny. Nine. YcuEina a. BankeYlch, 4
zadofin, J.. ~. ilohtast and v
Corny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
THIS WEEKS BEAUTY HINTS

Love stories all toll OF the
heroine's beautiful hair because II
In ono OF the features which most
attracts men. No woman nttnlns
her full beauty until she has learn.
ed the proper care OF her hair. This
In chiefly matter Of finding once
for all the best shampoo. In wash.
ing tho hair u is not advisable 10
use a makcshift. but always use a
preparation made for shampooing
only. You can enjoy the best that
Is known for about three cents a
shampoo by getting n package OF
canthrox from your druggist. dis.
solve a ,caspoonful In cup of hot
wntcr and your shampoo * ready.
After It's use tho hair dries rapidly
with uniform color Dandruff. ex.
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. Your hair viii
DO 80 fluffy that II will look much
heavier than It Is. It's lustor aad
softness will also delight you. while
The stimulated scalp gains the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
5YOlive Poberts Barton
np THE BEANSTALK

where The jolly giants live l'il so
nnt 20 that II there are any lad
places / can toll you"
They passed tic tree tops ana Tho
clouds and b didn't seem 10 be moro
than two minutes and a half pnih
ihcy came 10 the place where he
hoanstnlk spread out liko a ceiling
over their heads
but there was an opening ana
they clambered thru.
And 10 ana behold. there they
we're in Iicansialk iandl
n looked Ike any other country
20 The Twins curious eyes unlil
they raw figure oamlas down the
road toward them--a person ~ SUCH
hiEo az never never had y been
their fortune 10 see. II vas 90
tho tho church on the corner
siecple and an. had suddenly deed
"a 90 take a stroll
Look exclaimed Nick pointing
''fi's ono % the gihntsg'
The giant wore wooden hhp'h ei''
they went clap. clap, clap when he
sea biz feet down.
Down on earth q must have
sounded like thunder.
"oh. myi ! hope he won't step on
ua." said Nancy. and fho pulled
Nick Down behind a los.
10 Iie Continued
Copyright. 1924. BY Seattle stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21

HERE BE DREADFUL NEWS"
SHE TOLD HIN.
his desperate case with a secret 30
wclEhty upon no moro than his
pledged word and what Tucker re-
membercd OF him IN the erediitablo
state from which be had long since
fallen. Reflection. however. dimin-
ished his wonder. Tucker had d.
yulged no facts whose betrayal could
seriously impair the plottcrs. lie
had mentioned no names. he had no
more than vaguely alluded 10 a d.
rccting mind IN Holland. which the
colonel guessed TO b. Algernon sid
ney's. who was beyond the reach OF
the Stuart arm fpr the rest. what
has he told him. That there was a
serious movement afoot 20 overthrow
tho stuart dynasty. and restore tho
commonwealth. Let HOLES carry
that tale TO tho authorities. and
what would happen lie could i'm
peach by name no man but Tucker.
and all he could say % Tucker was
that Tucker had told him these
things. fuckers word would be a.
good As HOLES before justice. On
the score Of credit. HOLES antcee.
dents would be the subject o. inquiry.
aud the revelation Of them would
result 10 danger TO himself alone.
Tucker had not been a. ingenious
and confiding as ne had AZ first sup.
posed. lie laughed a little to himself
az his own simplicity. Then laughed
again as he reviewed the proposal
Tucker had made him. lie might be
desperate. but not desperate enough
for that-not set. He oare0ed his
neck affectionntely. He had no mind
TO feel rope Tightening about Il,
Nor would he yet despair because Of
what Turker largely FOR the puF-
poses Of his own advocacy. had said
OF Albemarle. The more he con.
sidered Il. away from Tucker now,
the more persuaded was he OF Abe.
maries sincerity and good inten'
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
KILLSASTHMA GERMS
IN THREE DAYS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
WHAT CAUSES YOU
TO CATCH COLDS?

bothered with one or more syuip-
toms. such as lack OF appetite. poor
digestion. coated tongue sick head
aches. stuffy cold, nervous and
upset.
Get quick relief. and feel your
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Syrup after the next few meals. No
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medical profession for their correc-
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DR.. TEACHERS Liver and Blood Syrup
lis pleasant to take, and you will be
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druggists are authorized 10 return
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pr Thachcr's Liver and Blood
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pany. S0T lst Ave. Wainier Drug
company. 9l5 LIST Ave: Cascade
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mmbia Drug Company, aST2 Rainier:
warren Drug Company. Cor. Howell
mud Minor and Cor 9Th and Olive.
Washington Drug Company. Msdi-
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claw Drug company; In Kent by
Nasmyth Drug Company and by
leading druggists I'm every city and
observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21

ing tft posiilonce to be- growing Boz
ha nrlrhhcihood Vet h. seems he
waa already taken with the dinr1re
vbich now tho wretch has brought
to our threshold. aH it were without
benefit to himself
The colonel thought of Tucker and
hts scarrmongtrlpE rmi1safir7
"prihapa 81 is mot true. said lac.
"Aye. but h la Beyond "a doubt
lt was put about by preacher rorue
from the steps 81 Pauta to-day A.
first folk ava not helieve him. But
they went 20 nesrblndcr Lane, AID
there found che house shut up, and
guarded hy command ~ my lord
mayor AID they DO ray that Sir
John Lawrence ~ gone 20 Whitehall
90 take order about this 90 concert
measures for staying the spread of
the postilenee; they are Go close play
houses and an other places whore
I people come together. which viii
likely mean that they viii be closing
I tavctns and eating houses, Aud
what should I DO ia that caseG'
~Nay. nay" HOLES comforted her.
'It will hardly como 10 that Men
must cat and drink or they siarfe.
and that's a. bad a. the pcsiilencc
TO hr sure IL a.. hut they u
never think Of that IN their zeal and
their sudden godlincss Tor they'll be
I in "a muck sweat O. Eodlinosa now
THAT they see what visitation has
I been brought upon us by the vices
~ the court. And this 90 happen a,
such a time. with the Dutch fleet. as
they say. about 10 attack the ooaHiF'
she rallied on. Disturbed out OF
her selfccntcred existence into con
slderatlon OF the worlds lis now that
she found herself mcnaccd by them
she displayed a prodlEious yolnhiliiy
upon topics that hitherto she had
completely ignored
And the substance of her news was
true enough. The lord mayor wa'
AZ the very moment AZ Whitehall
urging Immediate and drastic meas
ures Tor combating tho spread Of
the pcsiilcnce. and ono Of these meas
urcs was the instant closing Of th,
playhousea. Whitchail's mind AZ the
moment was ovcrfuli Of other mat
tiers: their were these rumoru that
the Dutch fleet was out. and that wal
quite sufficient 20 engage such tlms
and attention as could be spared
from pleasure by the nations elect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
CHAPTER VI
Mr.. Ethcrcdgc PrcScribes

on his return 10 the paul's Head
from that reasonable talk with
Tucker. the colonel found consld.
cradle excitement presiding over that
usually peaceful and weiiconductcd
hosiery. The common room was
throaged. which was not in itself
odd, considering the time OF day.
what was odd was the noisy. vchc.
ment babble Of the normally quiet.
soberly.spokcn merchants who for
the main part composed its Gus
tom.
Mrs. Quinn had n COY glance for
the colonel as he stalkcd thru. II
was not long before she followed him
into the little parIor az the back.
where she found him stretched az
his case on his favorite seat under
the window. having cast aside sword
and hat. Tic was IN the act OF load.
ing a pipe from a leaden tobacco.
Jar.
Lord. Colonel. Here be dreadful
news she told him.
You'll have heard7" sho added.
1T Is tho talk OF tho town.
He shook his head. NAY. heard
nothing dreadful. I met a friend. an
old friend. over there By the Flower
OF Luce. and I've been with him
these three hours. talked 10 no
one else. What Is this news?p
But she was frowning as she
looked at him scrutinizingiy with her
round blue eyes. Her mind was
shifted by his light words TO her own
more immediate concerns. He had
met n friend--an old friend. Not
much in that to arouse anxiety. per.
haps. But Mrs Quinn moved now In
constant dread Of influences that
might set the colonel on sound
worldly footing likely TO cmancipate
him from his dependence upon her.
self. She had skIIfully drawn from
him enough Of the details Of his in.
teryiew with Albemarle to realize
that the help upon which he counted
from that quarter had not been
I forthcoming. He had been put off
with vague promises. and Mrs. Quinn
knew enough OF her world not 10 be
greatly pertrubed by that. None the
less she would have set all doubts n,
rest by leading hte colonel into the
relationship in which she desired "a
hold him, but that as yet the colonel
manifested no clear disposition 10 be
led. And she was too crafty n hunt
ress 10 scare her quarry by prema
ture and too direct an onslaught
The only anxiety, yielding 10 which
she might have committed that i'm
prudence, was on the score OF Tho
unexpected She knew that the un
expected will sometimes happen. ant
this mention Of friend-an ole
friend. with whom he had spent som.
hours in intimate lalk---was dlsauiet
ing She would have liked TO aiies
ton him on tho subject OF tina
friend. and might have done 20 bu
for his insistcnt repetition OF tn,
question:
What Is this news?''
Recalled 10 If thus. the gravity o
the news itself thrust out the othe
matter from her mind.
THAT Tho plague has broken on
in the city itself in a house in Bear
binder Lane. II was brought by
r f'rcnchmun from Long Acre, whcr
he lived. and which ho left upon find
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Every druggist in this county Is
authorized 10 say 10 every rheumatic
sufferer that II full pint bottle OF
Allonrhu. tho sure conqueror Of
rheumatism, does not show the way
to stop the agony reduce swollen
joints and do away with even the
slightest twinge OF rheumatic pain,
he will gladly return your money
without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous re.
suits have been accomplished In the
most severe cases where tho suffer.
ing and agony was intense and pit.
cous and where the patient was
helpless.
Mr.. james II. Allen, tho discovcrcr
Of Allcnrhu. who for many years
suffered tho torments Of acute rhou.
matism, desires all sufferers TO know
that he does not want cent of any.
ones money unless Allcnrhu dc.
clslvoly conqucrs this worst Of all dis.
eases. and he has instructed drug.
Eisis 10 guarantee II as above in
every instance. All druggists can
supply observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
Announce Funeral
for Mrs. Minkler

Following a BRIEF Illness. Mira
Blanche Minkler. wife OF Merrill ~.
Minkler. ticket agent OF tho Great
Northern railway. died Wednesday
at the Seattle General hospital. Mrs.
Minkler had been Seattle resident
for is years, She lived at $500 10th
ave. y. T.. and was member OF the
University chapter. Order OF the
Eastern Star. and OF the coteric
club.
She was the slster OF George and
Harry Elisbury. both Of tho Seattle
National bank. Funeral services will
bo hold az tho But,erworth mortu.
airy Friday at o'clock. with inter.
ment in ccntralia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-21
Chicago Beer Wins
in Court Decision

CHICAGO. Feb. Prohibition
enforcement received another blow
hsro today when for tho third time
tho courts ruled that tho city council
could not license and. therefore. con.
troll ''hoft drink" pariora.
More than 5000 coffee houses and
soft drink" places. Ia reality "a.
Icons. viii open up a; tho same old
stands. selling beer Tor which Chi,
eaEo has been noted ever since ua.
tional prohibition became tho law.