Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. ‘C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 192I. enforcement apathy ol cul!l)red tians,” due in. HAYNESDENDUNE WETS PRIPACANDA Dry Law Will Cease to Be “Joke” When It Reaehes “Jokers,” He Says. By the Awsociated Press. DETROIT, Mich., November 17.—Much : Our Pasteurized Milk receives the highest ofiicml rating \ of the health department for the District of Columbia SPECIAL MILK Perfectly Pasteurized el‘hteaflth ‘amendme * he declared, “that the vary bel plrt of the fight is just beginn! Would Commend 0-¢hll. the cities to write personal letters or to duty and enforce the law.” The' bootlegging problem is serious, the federal commissioner added, respectable class the high rewards of the . ““This comblnnllon 1s a mol( formi- dable one,” 2 the m of the talk that the prohibition law can- not be enforced Is the result of propa- |13 to mak ganda seeking to break it down, Roy A. | menace on t Haynes, the federal prohibition com- missioner, told the national conference of lhe Methodist Episcopal Church here was characterized in general by Com. missloner Haynes as “an Inevitable con- flict, the cluh between old-world cus- “The first mmum. force against the | tutions. R — s ey developed and persistent prop-| GAS AT WELL IN FLAMES. aganda which seoms to be organized in certain quarters. It has as its purpose LONG BEACH, Calif., November 17. —has for many years been used by those Mr. Haynes namel the Chris , be nld to bellef that the nnu is ovzr as l'nother roe ot (ha He advised friends of prohibition in}"' publicly commend ‘‘public officials who are making honest effort to do their because pparently d the most viclous and criminal class, duwn m‘ather by sorts to every kind of polnlcll intrigue or lncll{ oral The struggle over the Volstead nct toms and the spirit of American insti- for servlcel up to the time they were 1led. HOUSE OF DAVID DENIES |&3;: CHAHGES OF IMMORALITY cThe answer deals chiefly with the Answer States Complainants Are Party to Alleged Conspiracy to Break Up Colony. PREMIER HUGHES PLEASED By the Assoclated Press. ——— GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., November | By tie Associated Press. 17.—Denial of charges of immorality | MELBOURNE, November 14.—“The | brought by John W. Haneel and Mrs. | United States is to be sincerely con- | Hansel, formerly of Nashville, Tenn., |€ratulated on its practical disarmu- | against the House of David, a rell-|ment scheme, declared | ous colony at Benton Harbor, i#| Hughes tonight. Atter referring to| made in the answer to the Hansel | possible dificuliles arising from dif- | suit, flled in United States District | ferent circumstances in the differ- ot ere. ent coun! The "Hihsels, expelled trom tne | Shia ountries, the Australian premier colony ,a year “The whole civilized world must gul oo rejoxce in the prospect of lasting| ey nefit , resulti - Were admitted, and for compensation ference.” ng " from ithis. jcon Steam and Hot- Water Heating Systems t break up th public opinion against its customs and faith. £ 0 Are you fu]ly prepared o 3 face the coming winter in comfort? If not, consult us in regard to putting your system in proper working order or for the installation * of new system. MAURICE J. COLBERT 621 F St. N.W. 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