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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1921. 3 Ain die as ——$——— 3 than that might be productive yi e Y Y * 6 * _ eee Big Crowd Gathered in City Hall Park ‘Of the nature of the irregularities and | a tere in U a ar | Who brought thom to your attention?” | . ° ° ° * 2 “No, but I do say that the thing) t D t , I d t | aboot’ whien there can be no doubt vs To Gree (STING UIS Ee tonts tsttors the desirability of « careful, search- fing investigation and study of the! | @tructure of the financial affairs of) “ ee i} the City Government and its opera-| Tee WERE Me TR : me TN FOREIGN PLANS eee Mcaanatiee ZONIST VISITORS; ON OIL MANDATES MOVED INTO FLAT —+>.-- i ' | es | ORDERED TO RESIGN _ _— —- | Qa: Seve Phan and Pee hae i ay First Stage of Crowd of 5,000 Sees Cere-| Definition of Our Position on| Bridegroom Who Took Apart- r Says Pilgrim and Higgins ha a “Fy > - ; : ayatcaad . ‘| aa Be se Hin H Tey tad f as io to Be mony at City Halland Cheers | the Whole Territorial Man- | ment for Debt, However, fe) 3 ny y “| inati my a Must Appe ’ Jpper Branch Domination, z ates. P stiol sabs Time f y Are Not Out by Thursday. | the Four Delegates. date Question, Gets Time for Honeymoon. sy 1s on Ww. pa ay in | aa Pe phe ‘April $.—Dr ee hi | By David Lawrence. Dr. Chaim Welatiann, Presivent of | WASHINGTON. April A new) Fred C. Sohopback, who is with Gus . rim and Frederick A. HikmIN® | go 6ciai Correspondent of The Eve- the World's Zionist Organization, ac-|note has been sent ty the principal) Hill's threatrical onterprices at No members of the State Hospital Com-| ning World.) companied by Prot, Albert Hinatein.| Allied powers by Secretary of Stute|701 Seventh Avenue, appeared in the mission, were notified by Gov. Miller WASHINGTON April 5 (Copy discoverer of the th y of relativity; | Hnghes protestin, Alnst their atti- Second District Municapal Court in veer leans a eA WOT | ripht, 1921).—President Harding has M. Useichkin, Rossian leader of the | tude vendate tertitories, it was|the Broux to-day and told Justice e o st ap. ; pot eres ie Boe paeaed siteeesatully irowall tha: nit Zionist movement, Dr. 8. Levin and |learned to-day. ' Harry Robisek that be was married ne sade age ae oe cheng | MAESH Of whit trad toon feared would Dr. Mosinson, were formally received te, it wan atated authorita-|yenterday and served with « @ ix y euow cause Wh paws at the City Hall to-day by May tive was despatched last night poasoss sumous to-day, The com + not be removed from office be an «fa of domination by the Sen Hylan, who read an address of we The note, undestood to have gone! piainant was Mrs. Barbara Gohremps, A The ultimatum followed an interro-| ate of the acts of the Executive The come and extended the freedom of|to Great Lritain, France, Japan and |tandlary of No. 8% Brook Avenue. K gation by the | Executive as to the! president hax indicated, for instane the city to the distinguished visitors. | possibly ftaly, is the first formal! According to Mrs. Schremps, she | Commissioners’ justification for crit-| that he te not averse to the Intro. At least 5,000 persons crowded into | statement of the position of the| ya) procured the summons against ' wing the Legislature for alleged full- | : i City Hall Park and waved an en-| Harding Administration on the en- | snant t ure to appropriate sufficient sncney | duction of the Knox resolution de-| » i. Jobn Bouvel, former tenant of the } husiastic welcome with American |tir: mandate question, {ts dispateh | for the State insane hospitals, claring a state of peace between 4 sleet ? fiat now occupied by Schopback. Ac t f Mr. Higgins assumed complete re- 7} | ind Zlonist flags as the city’s gucsts | comes as a natural climas to the re- Aine to the testi 46) Was ia y Germany and the United States, but appeared. They rode in open cars und | ¢ i " cording to the testimony, Hou 3 sponsibility for publication of the | pp y pe cent authoritafive prow ouncement | .aebted to Schopbadk, and as Bouse! | Commiasion's statement the Executive wishes to maintain were accompanied by a guard of that the United States will insist on was iavibe for California he turned re control of the phraseology of the honor of motorcycle police and an/the recognition of the rights and in- . ‘ Com- | ove) ts t f ™"lreaclution because of the vital part escort of automobiles containing the] torus of Amwrica in the termtories {Over the Gat with the ermtents to & * Y Schopback to settle his debt. Bouzol » 7 ALBANY, April 6.—/The Mullan-Cole|that it will play in conducting the | Mayor's Committee of Welcome, of }and resources rendered is the result | °°" "5 a y @ BI to abolish the State Miltary Train-| foreign relations of America in the which Nathan Straus is Honorary |of the war. however, failed to inform Schopback i § ing Commission, in accordance with a|next few years, Chairman and Judge Bernard A.| Despatch of the “note aiso follows that Mra. eat at WC recommendation by Gov. Milicr, wan| The Senate “irreconcilables* who $ Rosendlatt Chairman. correspondence by the Wt'son Admin-| di#Posxess proceed: re a4 : y the Asso et ‘ | The official re onde ) “refusal een Saal SY ae ian Asj|have been from the outset opposed a The offcial reception was attended | icration with the principal Allied Pow-| Ment!) wo boca refiwa t New York, cast the only newative vote, |to the League of Nations and the s by mény of the city’s most prominent | ora in which this Government sought|P*” | ahepene ; ¥ ; \ ‘The moasire now Koce to the Governor |mroaty of Vornailien have shown a Jews. Judge Rosenblatt introduced | ¢o i Schopback took hix onde to tae i * od the Sens on na protect American interests. i ate tan (fia mS aie BER"! tendency to tide thelr programme DRC. WEIZMANN MAYOR HVLAN ALBERT EINSTEIN the visitors to the Mayor, who, in Ms) ‘The present note is understood to|last night. This morning, he i ——_—_— through with the same anti-Learue a ee ee _ - address of welcome suid New York | deal specifically with these two points|/the milkman showed him @ dis ALBANY. April 5.—The Betts bill de- | : | Ws expressed by proper reguli- jing, keeping records and mafing re- and fidelity of our Jewish population, | Sten and the Allied Pow ‘The notice was returnable to-d ing the last session of Congress, but y 1, The stand of the United States Signed to abolixh the gublication, in| oe aa ta on the other foot a ve. Tho | ions, T ean find in the act, however, ue as her iS pe ane AOE Ube On monstrated so unm ctakably in the/(nat the Island of Yap, important) Following @ conference be:ween ewrpane fe Legian exsion | the shoe ts on the oot now. The J SF purnilt oalfORM INDE And THA Fo" a . J laws faticd of passage in the Assembly |Henate, on the one hand, has Its | jBo) Burvaseleltter’ to directly Impose | ceive his permit on form 14s pur. World War." |eable point in the Pacific Ocean, | Mor James J. Haggerty and the ee eee elawal but the dkeoutive haa thi ente such a limitation er to confer upon ‘suant to such application before en- Referring to thy Tith Divieion, the /Should not be ineluded in the Japan | jan it was decided to ullow IDOW OF SHONTS problems to handle in negotiating ve Magee Vis biviariveiashs ahead Lat Me telan Bt a dualeonoliae: Seen ama tuore: thas $0) per (cont) isanda north of thie Eaunian semen | seh ick until April 16 to finish out Ww » 80. think, therefore, that a Jee ANY dathahtd ae 1% cre of Hebrew extraction, and he Th s rat howeymoon. with foreign Governments. Mr. Hard- 4 ing plant, industrial atcot t re Os Hen te eee Pr Stone eee: nal He) 1 TO GET $100,000 jing, tneretore, is urging that ag Bax jregulation having this in view would |q’\ nega factory, using the yaporiz. added: “This division has taken its)/San Remo ner ment between Geeat 1 teachers STE ae kaa icles 4 pre vps | joe in effect an amendment of the |ing process, who'is a manufacturer place in out annals as a body of eol-| Britain and France for a division of | athe’ ite Co the vier i: S q i e cer. | ey such qualifications, 7 eture malt S ish ma . Pag lee bs Permission Granted to Sell Seouri- | that will take be oe, poe Jearry out the express purpose of {uch qualifications, me nurgeture Male jassed for valor and the accomp! Beoretury Hughes note be-| hix tat to you. dies to Pay Amount in Separa- yhite Congress, duly qualified brewer, however, may mient of the most exacting tail to reaffirm these two. phuse r Marshal and Mrs. Sohremps tion Agreement. " anes Pee ain Departmont of! (Wontinued From First Bs | The Palmer opinion in likely to bel manut beer for medicinal pur- - In conclusion the Mayor said the/of the United States’ position on! "8 oxy eine te, S norach ane , just maintain @ aa to pre- ken ns basis uf legul steps to/ Poses or for transfer to a continguous ; ; mandates in the strongest terms.| they never endec si , ee eee ae ereene nee) OhOL pte Zionist movement deserved the esteem | WANne threat is held out. in| Mterrpt 1 honeymoon." The Guaranty Trust Company, ad- Renae an rights and conserve! nibite the employment of a pharma-|Prevent tho new regulations being! Ui unini. mteritt, plant for wae as op all citizens. Krom an economic 88] the es gels eemet ina hee pesbessaasl nacido ministrator af the estate of ‘Theodore| American claims growing out ot the] cist by the brewer and wholesale) MUreed: hollaing plant operated by him with. Well &# a humane viewpoint, he BWM lhecause of their suspected attempt | Pp war, olesal) PROVISIONS OF NEW REGULA MY the miasion of the Zioniwt organiza- . { P. Bhonts, by direction of Surrogate|"™F Liquor @oaler tor-the purposs.of Aliing| v “Jout the payment of the barra tax on [tt ie worthy of the fullest measure | f° stifle American interests is not | Sub i Foley to-day will pay over ty Mra. Mil- certain reports were to be be-| prescriptions, ‘There is also @ provi-| 14 meta an a | bof the peer involved in the Sf euccens” "Phe note then is understood to make |POrmer later Cour Now sve } fa D. Shonts, the widow, $100,000, tae hese eh LAN Inspired by} sion for the protection of the agent of Mpa tal aio ett eat can eS Yauch deatcoholiaing plant, , Dr. Welaman Bald othe Public swer | We important points 72328" In Ging Sing. he “irreconcilables" who have been! the druggist 01 Ty i Ny BOUOED OBIS) ec Hl Sie ; JH pani " thment of America has been a lowe HEL ‘ helene, thisihl Tr ang" TRob P Brindet! (hich bas figured in two cout actiona the druggist or a patient in transport-|coticctors of Internal ltevenue See article 6 of reg ns 60. ON ut the United States, through a8 obert rin ’ i : : : | Cotiecto nal Revenue, and Feneth ta‘ is ih thant times x i f and was rejected each time, Mr. Shonta| Aline the ears of former Premier] ing beer or any other liquor from the others concerned: Under section [brewer thus qualified, however, ‘may path tl AT Gente Rane Wilson ond its other ise. | in a gray prison suit, began hls sem viv! ' F sour th o} e al Pi Nition Mot manufacture cereal beverages ot have the Par race Conference . t a jens Under.a separation agreement talk, the public might assume that aj tient. The manufactu beer for bed by physicians for * Hien all cases intoxicating Hquors nother expression of that genet ractietty that Yap be included in the (i OGears at hard jahor ate Sing 5 : The trust company reported that, separate peace with Germany was al-| medicinal purposes Is confined to bons | purposes under. cortain conditions, | Sell on pre ptions f medicinal fous and warm-hearted Lesion Japanese mandate over the Pycific| ten years at hard latwr at Sing rf hat most an accomplished fact. The na-| fide brewers, who will be required to|Unucr section 7 of the statute in| Purposes by a pha or 1 retail | Your welcome will serve to strengthen) telund | Prison, which may rnd in three years ' Wille It bad plenty of aaseta it had no} na oe ital haw : se Jueation not to cxeead one pint of | Aruxeist through a pharmiucist in his | our faith in the Justice of our cause] “And that the uction of Great | M ' cash, and axked permission to sell cer- Sanabast seen too many plans) procure @ special permit from the | HITT OD Hod tiled spirits) may | employ, must have the label last de- | and its ultimate success.” Beitatnand Pr n entering into {and eleven months because of the ‘ tain securities, Surrogate Foley grant- go awry since the outbreak of the} Federal Prohibition Commissioner, |i prescribed for the same patient jaf *erbed herein affixed to the con~ Former Attorney General Wiokers-|an exclusive agreement for division commutation allowed for good be a 4 European war to accept hastily the| New permit blanks are being print-/any one period of ten days, There tainer to protec me from zure | ham also spoke. lof the off supplies of Mesopotamia | havior. 4 permission, an@ the following secu- ; et the 4 Yauch limit fixed, however, by law| for illegal transportation w ‘This afternoon resolutions indorsing | violated the whole spirit af the man Zs F a Teka WL te old to’ gay the aim: suggestion that the Knox resolution|ed to m the situation, The old for wlan nid tarmented malt Nee | livering same to the patien he Mayor's act in vatending the free-) ate principle. which ise United The initiation of the new prigone 500 shares of the American Can Com-| 4} Lad phaeoss PE CONRN SE SI BSnRtG, aed on eee ate oN ee BR physician may, however cribe| @ythe Mharmaciat ov retail Wrugeiat | gom of the city to, the, Zioniits wer /sitex contends ahold juaranter | toliowed the suai courwe Ne wil ‘ ready the groups are arising to ; de ew regulations malt liquor or wines for a patient Selling these ¢ other intoxieat- 1 introduoed in the of Aldermen |{), the nationals of every country, ! practically quarantined for ten days | pany, 400 of Kelly-Springfeld Tire} nay, the debate a prolonged one, | Separate blanks will be provided for upon whom he is in attendance, if, ne iq We Awl med te whith oar by Aldermen Zeltner and Graubard. | arge and small, equal rights in com: | ty two weeks to Insure the otter "| Copany, 200 Standard OM Company. ane aitgnments will differ from thos«| Whiskey, wine and beer. After @ careful physical examination Will require the person to whom same —_—__<———— | merce and industry. prisoners aguinst the introduction 0 ' 900 Tobacco Produ:is Company, 300) Wo io1 if is belicwed ‘that, the a of such patient, or where such ex- )8 delivered to vee ation ee A ON HIS WAY | These two points were made in the F \ a. A Recirean or : Mar prea| Nuch were witnessed in the treaty 8 a that the new resu- ‘amination ie impracticable, upen the Pack of the, necacriplon. with nis | CARL ficht ty the Wilson Administration | pessible contagious disease. He w obacco Company, all PFe-lright and the term “bitter ender” | lations will dmw the fire of both best information ubtalnable, the phy= atieese and date of delivery. | OUT OF HUNGARY J'? protect American interests in man. | be allowed no privileges such as tre ferred ntock; 64 shares of the Ameri-l nay ne substituted by “nationalists."| the wets and the drys. ‘The Anti- siclan believes that the internal use 1.0" 0 inunufactured, sold, bartered, | date territories, The Hughes note.| dom in the cell blocks in off-d ean Tobacco Company, 6 of the Inter-| Kor senators Burah and Johnson, as-| Saloon League officials have been Of much idle ae sa yeant transported, imported, exported, de- = however, in understood to go further | hours during this period. Bri . vate! sloeelo. M1 ig Nec d a ° es tale ded . aa ho he Wilse ote. tati ne i \ < aational Balt Company, 1 of tho Mor-|nisied perhaps by Senator Brandegee, | Watching the situation clowely and PAtIMY ts necmmary Mal Wh ATOM ivered, furnished, purchased, " pos-| &y.Monarch Left Steinamanger | \)n_"! Wilson notes in tating tne ei ie esea out at fitnt It was ris Plan Company. 9 of the Lorraine ‘ill probably insiat th 1 ‘ sessed and used for medicinal pur- American position in stronger te: Plan Company, 9 of the Tormintyof Connecticut, are strongly opposed | Will probably insist on the amount) ~The physician must hold permit PO" suc only in the manner pro-| ‘This Morning, According to See etated. with a pick and shove) the Minneapolin and St. Louls Rail-|(o tho inclusion im the Knox resolu-| of beer and wine allowed “conva- issued pursuant to Fol aoe ch vided’ herein and by Regulations $0 Set fe Sues for Tamnen on False Teker) grading und ditch digging work way Company, common stock tion of a clause which would pledge | lescents” being still further limited popes pore “ Pair epi O ae ©) pertaining to distilled sp rita and Official Announcement. Report, ese In the panern mimitted to the Mur-|the aid of America in the event that |THEre Ws also a Iikellhiond that the @d- Active much intoxicating liquors un-| Wines A wholesale quor dealer who | nipaPRsT, April (Associated | Gaston Jalilet, suing Joseph Cashman | pring, ainert of Mpnnce to Sail iu royate tho petitioner says that there) world peace was again disturbed as|Yorates of ligh* wines and beer will jy » holds such permit ede Nee aa ean wing im to | press).—-Former Emperor Charles de-| #8 treasurer of Dow, Jones & Co, for wna, ‘ he a 8 at eal in malt liquors 1 ho pat ; " Sears ase pel ey ees 8 he Dae pomebie cima alae tho ool it was in the Inmt decade, attack in the courts the right of the o preseription may be sssued for sean raatrantthe privilewe thay proc | parted from Stelnamanger, In Weat | lossoe of $2,212.75 sustained when a9) Panis, April 6 nee Albert o—t Dorit = re él oO make ective cre ty oO! os or fer- 1 iia DAY 1 port was flashed stark Ave | seo, eta the ‘amit cover $1,000,000. Tho suit has never| To one group in the Senate this is |Government o mma ts say th Cita rane Naieree than ie Fae curs and Kee malt liquors in whole- | Hungary Daaky © A ustrias border, at bd Yeas into | Monaco mi ‘6 1 t 7 atom been prosocuted. as obnoxious ab anything in Article |"¢s¥lations soon to be Issue Hutely necessary in tho judgment of St!e quantitien” eee eee et Mo Mich lstatan He. with vaahings X., for Senators Borah and Johnaon|NO DRY LEGISLATION PROBABLE the physician for medicinal uso bY! 9 cag DENTAL BILL out of ore raile thte’ aanounes:'| ee ailac wan tesemey States : OFFERS COP A DRINK;)| have imaintainea that Amorican| THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS. the patient for whom prescribed. In dy | aan Te National Assemibir this af-| The sult le m teat came. and millions | medal, the highest racosniti alee It is said that some of the An any case, Not to exceed one case of) ST DE i ‘ are sald to have been last before a cor-|National — Acade 30 DAYS IN JAIL | 190s cusht not to be sent overscas te diel the {Wine containing three gallons or less, AGAIN AD MAN April §.The ex-monareh’al tection wa le forty-five minutes! awarded him for again unleas the eafety of the United |Saloon League people incline to the be prescribed by the same or| sites ata Sate ot two officers and sight {acter the fe sent broadcast mearchor. g ‘Ss, \retum to bis widow of her own property Brooklynite Arrested by Stranger ‘He Invited to Share Bottle at Coney Island. James Mears, No. 2837 West 17th Street, Brooklyn, was sent to jail for thirty days by Federal Judge Chatfeld to-day in default of a $500 fine for possessing a quart of whiskey. If Moers had merely pomsomed it or drank it he might have escaped the law's vengeance. But he took it to dinner with fim at Coney Island yesterday and offered @ drink to a stranger, who proved to be Detective Thomas J. Craddock. Craddock arrested Mears. It was reported to-day that thirty Brooklyn saloons would close because of the passage of the State Prohibition $4,000,000 WAR SEIZED PROPERTY BACK Herman Sielcken’s Heirs Prove He Was a Naturalized Citizen. WASHINGTON, April 5.—The Attor- ney General hax authorized return to the heirs of Herman Sielcken of New York property valued approximately ¥8,000,000 seized by the Allen Custodian @uring the war. At the sume time the valued af about $1,000,000 wae ordered, ‘Both ties, it was said, sts ted matuay of sei securttise, ‘The seigure of Sieicken’s property waa erdered, it wax explained, because Sleicken, who was German born, was unatie to prove American cittecnahip. Bvidence was produced after hin death to show he was naturalized in San Fran- claco but lost hia citizenship papers when shipwrecked on 4 voyage {rom South America. Sa apialilinet WOMAN HIT BY TRUCK DIES. Mire. Ewther Suffman One of Strack by Driveriees Machine. Mrs, Esther Suffman, twenty-eight, of No, 625 Bast 12th Street, who was in- jured with bor six-year-old daughtor Freda yesterday when a motor truck running without a driver crashed into 4 crowd in front of No. 279 Kast 10th Btreet. diced to-day in Bellevue Hospi- tal, Her ter will recover Tran was od down wi tive thors when the Suck, ‘owned’ be Ieador Wickter of No. 510 East 20 Birect, suddenly started after efforts ere made to push it off the tracks of States itaelf is threatened. ‘This op- position cropped up when the Knox resolution was firat considered in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the famous “paragraph five” was finally eliminated. It is repeated to- day from the Capitol by the friends of the Knox resolution and is aguin the signal for fireworks in the Borah- Johnson campa, Opposition to the Knox resolution inside the Republican camp will de- pend largely on the phrasevlogy, but it Ms certain that there can be no reconciliation between the extreme hationalists on the one hand and those who favor some degree of in- ternational co-operation wheihor ex- pressed in @o aswociation uf nations or in & general plodge to come to the aid of Burope if world peace in again menaced. Lut still another group will fight the Knox resolution, namely, the Democratic minority. Senator Underwood of Alabama, Democratic leader, will be back in a few days and will confer with other party leaders as to the policy that will be pursued. With division in the Republican ranks, the Democrats wil be able to hold up indefinitely the passage of the Knox resolution, and althougl they have not decided a# yet upon such @ course there ls some reason to believe that the White House would not be grievously disappainted if circumstances did arise to stay the hand of the Sonate in handling the Knox resolution The point is that at any Ume matters of grave concern to America may arise ip negotiations with foreign govern ments which may make !t desirable to hold up the Knox resolution and the best illustration of that point is the reparations question. COULD NOT HAVE PASSED SEN ATE TWO WEEKS AGO. Two weeks ago, the Knox resoli- tion could not have passed the Sen- ate, Indeed, Mr. Harding and M Hughes would have aaked that it be held up. It was looked upon as a possible encouragement to the Ger- mans at @ moment when the Allies were doing al) in their power to com- pel Germany to live up to her obliga- tions. Germany's capacity for mis- chef is By no means exhausted, and Be. ercemows car line in East 10th the entire policy of the United ¢ that the limitation of wine and beer by regulations of the Prohibition Gureau is the only ible way to ye with the now situation, in view | the doubtful complexton of the} ent Congress, Considering Prohivtuon an accom- lished fact, the “drys” paid little at- tention to the Congressional fights in the various States and as a result smere is doubt whether any Probibi- ton legislation can be put through tie Present Congress, Concerning the limitation of per- mity for the manufacture or sale of liquor the Palmer opinion sai “The manufacture or sale of liquor for /iedicinal purposes has not been prolubited. The constitutional amendment does not eapressly con- fer power to prohibit either, it may be assumed that Congress, for the purpose of making the Prohibition law effective, could have placed some Limit upon the quuitity of Uquor that should either be manu- fuctured or sold for medicinal purposes and that it might have indicated in xeneral terms the character of such limitation and authorized the execu: ve officers lo carry out the purpose at encouragement of the discouragement of any Allies and hope by Germany of evading her obiigations through ahy saparute treaty with America, All that can be truthfully said of | the Harding foreign polley at the mo ment i6 that it is susceptible of change as circumstances arise, The tandency, of course, is to reject the present League of Nations and avoid signing the ‘Treaty of Versailles. But even when the Knox resolution bw umended so it simply termi a technical state of war and 1s the wartime legisiation, the task of making p with Germany becomes & matter for negotiation by the ex- | ecutlve branch of the Government and of subsequent ratification by two-thirds of the Senate able, with their than one-third, of a separate are that there from both th and Demoera\ © camps, and that before our relavions with jermany are clarifed 4 long and bitter struggle, not unlike the last treaty fight, will ensue. ae The Democrats aré membership of mor to dle aut peace. will de Republican ry chances defections Ie the Only Genuine ¥ States at the present time is aimed ‘ xative rarer » (Be sure rent physicians for the t during any one period of thirty | 8, | It must be distinctly understood | that this is not authority for the phy sirian to prescribe the maximum | quantity of liquor permissible under | crawart Elizabeth | wil of William Gow for | fessional services as a dentiat decedent, the contract calendar in by Justice Seeger at White Pinins, these regulations, but the limit is merely fixed for the guidance of Goy- ernment ofMelais, physicians and druggists and to insure uniformity of practice throughout the country, “The physicians will be held to a strict. accountability for preseribing and the druggists to a strict account- ability for filling prescriptions, and the heavy responsibility if Imposed upon thein to. prescribe and sell ne more liquor than may be necessary for the relief of the patient from a known allment and not for beverage purposes, “Phe brewer and wholesale drug- fist may not employ a registered pharmacist for the purpose of filling criptiohs, A phywiclan may not snse such liquors to the patient and may not prescribe same for his own use. HALF OF ONE PER CENT. STILL LEGALLY INTOXICATING. “Malt liquors containing one-halt of 1 per cent. or more of alcohol by yolume are classed as intoxicating liquors under the National Prohibition Act, Therefore, any malt extructs containing one-half of 1 per cent. or more of alcohol by volume, regardless of the quantity of extractive matter therein derived from malt, are held lw be intoxicating liquors and come within the purview of the Nutional Prohibition Act and — regulations or issued puryuant thereto, “The pharinacist or retall druggist king sule of malt liquors or wines | i" through « pharmacist in his employ, preseription for medicinal pure | . must willix or cause to be af- fixed to exch container going to the pationt, Whether Case or bottles, a libel showing the following informa- ton: 1. Serial number of prescription (to be taken froin the prescription blank) 2. Name and address of the phar- int or drugieist, s. Name of patient Name of physicians, m: %, Kind and quantity of tntoxicat- ing Liquor and proof of spirituous yuor Date prescription is filled, 7, Directions for use. STRICT REGULATIONS FOR THE BREWERS, “Beer, ale, porter and mait extracts containing one-half of 1 per cent. or more of alcohol by volume intended | ‘for medicinal purposes may be manu- fuctured only by @ duly qualified Lrewer of a brewery premises, Such. brewer must in addition to quality. same pa-| Mount An ‘The teeth of thr May 16, and special 180 Vernon Dentist Four Months. action brought hy How of Mount Vernon ow as executrix, un a has been ordere plaintife alleges he trea decensed from. 1917, including treatment for Says Treated Late William Gow 0 for pro- | placed on ipreme Court Tan. bridge Kiva dis- new size package He| men of the Volkawehr Police, a repre Jauntative of the Austrian Foreign Of- three Entente , officers, Albert | fie Mueller, a lof the Assembly; a half dozen Hun rian nobles and a physician mane and 7 against der the jokey”? WASHINGTON, April for the| ot Jule W. vd the 8 to work Court to-day. is expected, preme jury, day. trial. tt will occupy LUCKY: STRIKE 10 cigarettes for 10 cts Handy and convenient; try them. Dealers now carry both sizes: 10 for 10 cts 20 for 20 cts. It?s Toasted wr , former Governor of Vienna; Herr Christian Socialist’ member | Arnstein on Trial Again. §.—The trtal (Nicky) Arnstein and oth- ors charged with bringing stolen se- curities {rom New York to Washington opened n the Dstriet of Columbia Su- Selection of nx ‘The jury disagreed at a previous Bread— And The telephone rang in Mr, Jack’s officer, Mis. Jock was on the wire. “Hello, dear," she said, “I don't just feel like atick- ing home this matinee, Ul come home together.” “But, dear,’ “won't that make dinner a little late for the kiddies who'll be ravenous after their hard afternoon play?” Mrs. Jac answered, “we'll buy a loa of WARD'S BREAD and some WARD'S CAKE on the way home. rest [ can fix like thet read else they have.” Experience WARD and thi ‘ditchen, Remember WARD is mai want Coogrtaht, 1921. by Ware Baking © a Woman’s Way aftefhoon and I'm coming in to the meet you at the five-ffteen, and we'll ‘ replied Mr, Jack, 1 « worried tone, just laughed, “No! no, old dear,” she Aso the up in very few minutes. The kiddies and cake 80 they won't care much what has made our housewrves trustful of ankful that he helps them out of the that every loaf of ’S BREAD de to make you to eat another