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Description	English: Confiscated opium pipes in Hawaii are piled up and readied for burning in this photo circa 1920.
Date	13 November 2011
Source	http://www.opiummuseum.com/index.pl?pics&63
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author

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Copyright holder	© Corbis. All Rights Reserved.
Credit/Provider	© Underwood & Underwood/CORBIS
Image title	Honolulu, Hawaii, USA --- Opium pipes valued at several thousand dollars are burned at a public dumping grounds under supervision of (left to right) the governer's secretary, John Stone, ex-sheriff Charles H. Rose, Acting Governer Raymond C. Brown, former captain of detectives Arthur McDuffie and Detective C. Apana--result of housecleaning conducted at police headquarters upon beginning of new administration. Almost 1000 pipes were burned, all of which had accumulated in evidence room during last six years. Among lot were opium burners valued at $100 each, which were richly carved and inlaid with mother of pearl. Many were ordinary bamboo variety, but all of them showed evidence of use when seized by the police. --- Image by © Underwood & Underwood/CORBIS
Headline	Burning Opium Pipes
Short title	VV9187
IIM version	2
Original transmission location code	11583439
Keywords	Americans Black-and-white photography Government John Stone Males Photography Raymond Brown Whites
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