Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 32

HAVNES DECLARE ORYFIHTSUCESS| Prohibition Not Breaking Down Morals of Country, He Says, Citing Datat 'LV SEAD one Ta My WIFE FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT AND SHE'LL Foréive ™Me! SHE'LL Have ™ ADMIT T HAVE A KN Faced THEse PHoToS T TAken ARE EXCELLENT ! THEY'RE A SPEAKING By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, December 5.—Roy A. Haynes, federal prohibition com- missioner, addressing the law enforce- ment conference of the Anti-Saloon League here, declared: “There never was so drastic a law passed in any civilization which has been so successfully enforced in such a short time. It is not true that pro- hibition is breaking down the morals of the country. The law is enforced !as well as any law on the books.” The commissioner said one of the G;rgle Throat With Aspirin Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis He favored edu- nd showing them the benefits of the law, and urged that aliens who violated the eighteenth amendment re- d. foreign ships was anchored off the Atlantio coast and selling liquor to Americans, who went from ship to ship sampling the stocks of each un- til_he found the kind he liked. “We must have aid from foreign governments before we can success- fully meet this situation,” he sald. Other speakers included Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti- Saloon League. —_— i OPPOSES CANAL CHANGE. In_supporting his statement that | COUZENS TOGIVE ALL HIS TIME T0 SENATE he profes- also violate has come when i ut the business man, sional and some offic i and the time iny do not keep 11 have bolvh | tracts we | Reduced Consumption. Tonight and Take Oath in Prepare effective | prohibitio; suc-§ o the street railway commission, with : : st ed that before| NEW YORK, December 5.—Increas- | N Mr. Couze: Farsic by W the annual | ing traffic does not necessitate con- | Washington Thursday. [&ipaciey. —® =ctins iu/ap advisocy of water. y 133,000,- | Verting the Panama canal iInto one | —— A commission of experts was named |of the sea level type, declared Dr. | Emery R. Johnson, dean of the Whar- | ton School of Finance and Commerce ere d to at the Unlversity of Pennsylvanla, ear would total| who returned from the isthmus on only 000 gallons. { the steamer Santa Eliza. He ared the biggest problem! Dr. Johnson, who was a member of enforcement bureau now is | the Isthmian Canal Commission, as- serted that traffic could be greatly Repeat in tw, By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich.,, December 5.— James Couzens recently appointed to the United States Senate to fill the unexpired term of Truman H. New- berry, will devote his entire time to the withdrawals h of twelve tablets for few |300,000. and this pagel:;;l'.abl‘ets smuggling. He said the “dry navy 1 of sube doing good work | Increased by adding another series of - Aspirin Tt ach B been SccomplIsned | TGk o : mighseimacall autsitinml o J - by the use ol rplanes. *“That woul answer the purpose,” " = The Bayer Gross'on Genuine Tablets | P} ¢ [0 06 # TR ™0 oo et of | me said. terences here yesterday between the i R 0 FHRNITUR LT i i oy Spreading the Joy of Christmas Over Years and Years With A Gift of Lifetime Furniture From All the Family to All the Family Happy times are in store for the family who is thoughtful enough this Christmas to all “chip in” and make it a substantial gift from all the family to all the family. It’s so much nicer, anyway, for the family to get one fine gift that they can all use and enjoy instead of a whole lot of little things that they may never use or want. 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