Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1924, Page 14

LA THE- EVENING: STAR, "WASHINGTON, D :Cy THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1924., ither the amendment or the slon. treet and Maryland during the it bw& of 1st the Methodist emperance, prohibition and p“hlln Living up to a reputation —That'’s what every pair of Burt shoes for men must do. We've earned a repu- tation for the three-fold combina- tion of—comfort—with style— and quality, ASKS COURTHOUSE |PINCHOT DEMANDS CONGRESS BLESSES MEW BUILDING. “w d » t h MR e - ADDITION IN BILL PROBE DRY ENFORCEMENT ;s e, provost of 8 Sidresses o lortor ot semmengeasn | Bev. E. L. Bucky Consecrates 3 bit, they will try to tak lndr ™ _ 2 3 gnd bring back the open saloon’l| The dedication of thts structure Sacred Heart Edifice. epresentative Langley Proposes|Failure to Compel Obedience to Amendment Great- Tegten 2‘2 '.;‘r“‘;’-?‘flné‘un'i'-"«?"’gs"?-_ the sramnised work of”Sne 3'1":;'-‘3 B Mattor s s uakey, pestor of , AN u rogressivi ] 8 fol e 4 ; $735,000 Structure to House est Breeder of Crime, Governor Tells Anti- Sach Tiguor, © X DOF romotion of ;uguum;ng;u;“_fn‘;wb: 35"?:'.“' Seored Hoarty: 190 Cisecnt Scdres Big Vielators. significant eve ohusetts avenue, yesterday afternoon. Recorder of Deeds. i v ovent, It suggests how z rder of De Saloon League Session. gJSonator Wils ot Oblo dectazed e | Poneble Sad Soctily St erwerk o Lokt ol e g e ussdne stablishment the violation of law by the “blg man.” |is be o the convent, which was open- = : &nd the “fellows who ride in Pull- |stand as o doaiugcure Vill |ed in Washiugton 'last October. . A ‘'ongressional investigation of pro-|they have not stopped violations even |man cars.” Senator Willls threaténed | pu brocession was lend by Le hibition enforcement by the federal | Dy, breweries that were selzed that if any delegato camo to the {law, ri Brocenstonal™ Building Would Match New Court | S°Yerament was demanded by Gov. republican convention at Cleveland, | mental; a ding Urt| pinchot of Pennsylvanta at the clos-. onferes. the elyntesntn of Appeals. PLANS No matter how difficult you've found it to get Shoe satisfaction—let us undertake the task of satisfying. We'll succeed. ALREADY DRAWN eot for the rix! of socloty and. I with & wet phank, “we'll use it s ment on & basls of n a skid and scoot him off leyel bridge into the Iris In & legislative program ul Dury, cand ev, Fathier Buokey then ed to the new bullding escort- Logan Owens and Tom Wood- he high |tiality as between individuals t will visualize to a! ing mass meeting of tho, Anti-Salcon charged the governor. clans adopted [in the nation's Capital the defin knowledge of criminal . League convention last night, In & | ..o down grows murder, brizandage, | tho league went on record as favoring | concreto aim to maintain our i oLyt critical address, in which he declared | piracy, polsoning and a multitude of |the Diacing of prohibition agents|tions on the firm moral basts ubon |nurper of roulding consists of a “the greatest breeder of orime and | Other ctimas of violenos or cunning, | under oivil scrvice, deportation of | which the foundors Tntended thon 1o | nember of roome uad large gym- in ‘mddition to the violation of the|allens convicted of violating prohibi- |stand. the religlous ;mal s conducted by amendment itaelf. tion and narcotlc lwws, making all| ¥In' extending to you and your mil- | 1o atreiGony,of (he Bacred Heart and "Tho dangerous sttuation in which | Intoxicating liquors illegal, central- |ltons of wssoclutes.’ whe will see in | ot st iended by the gone and daughters we find ourselves is due to one main |lzation of authority for prohibition |this event confirmation of & wreat |neopie mber of diplomats and wealthy causfe, and one only. Whatever muy | enforcement under a responsible head |public work, T wish to express my | e e Do naid of the effect of the war, it jw|within u department represented in[hope that Your highest anticipating true that the fallure of the United [the cabinet and a stronger coast|for Its ugefulness may be fully |presi@ent of the board, and States government to do ita plaia and | 8uard to combat yum runuing: realized. Prsstdent of the board, and presenta- simplo duty under the law {s the main | The convention voted that diplomats | The bullding was dedlcated by !Rev. Dr. Clarencs Wilao WA cause of lawlessness today.” abusing their llauor privileges should | Bishop Wil o T Tue Wilson, gen- The governor said he personally |be recalled, opposed any change in Kknew there were “honest men~ fn the | the Volstead act deslgned to increase service doing -thelr level best, but |the logal alcoholic content of liquors 2a0eas S S rsonally Rrow eieh that |and gave motice that the Anti-Saloon honest men have left it in despair, | Leugue “vigorously oppose” any can- because they had become convinced |didate 105 B Y Do dodminot that their superiors did not intend to [ “stand squarely for the enforcemen: A scandal of half these ! of the eighteenth amendment enforce tho law and that thers was [of the elghteenth amendment = was also observed yesterday by ded!- catlon of the new “Methodist build- Our idez of comfort—style—quality Ten Dollars Oaring for feet is better than curing them Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F Street Appropriation of $735,000 for erec- tlon of an addition to the District Supreme Court house, which will real- 1y be a new bullding to match the new Court of Appeals building, and to be occupied by the recorder of deeds and the District marshal, is proposed in a bill introduced yester- day by Representative John W. Lang- House committed ‘on bubile bulldings | volee from tho gallery. and_grounds. | Gov. Pinchot declared the “scandal” This bill is similar to the one in-|of enforcement, to which the late $Potluced in the Ssuste by SeRAtOE|presitent ‘Haraing vefirred n K Congress already has declared its|Me3suge to Congress, had grown far o e e \* plans prepared | RopOftions In any ether Dranch “of | 6o’ pince in the service for a man by the architect of the Capitol after | the government would lead at once to | who aid.” conferences with the Engineer Com- |3 congressional investigation® he |- Notes Capltal Prices. criminale in America is the fallure to enforce the eighteenth amend- ment " A huge audience at the First Con- gregational Church arose in a body to cheer at the conclision of the ad- dress. “Pinchot for President!” yelled a big Constipation Vanishes 75¢ Certain-teed Floor 49c Covering Square Yard Beautiful and durable felt base floor covering, in tile, figured and floral patterns. * enforcement service wholly out of politics; second, revise the regula- tions so that the enforcement of law is made easy rather than hard, and ont FREE 7 |said. “In the name of the citizens of missioner Of e P e SP5: | this country who believe in its Con- | Prices of “bootleg liquor in Wash- propriation bill yast year. f;’L;"Jé‘,’,':‘n?"ufln.:“:n’(n?:ede‘r:'eh,g Bropose | tngton” were quoted by the governor the general demand for such an in- | 88 “simple and obvious proof that ‘it TOLE PIANO, CHARGE, |vestisation is easfer and less expensive to violate S y . Shows Mére Draskesnbes. the law thun it used to be.” Prices e s n Washington were falling, not ris- + Marehall cotored, who lives in| The Pennsylvania govemor pre-| g, the governor said, f'r Xarf_“u". suulhe. 3 Wullll‘&:‘ to sented statistics to show huge in- Recommendations of the governor e o “atausement place at his | creases in the amount of drunkenness, | included congressional investigation fome where dancing w be the |illegal withdrawals of whisky and | 2nd these propos: icel, take the !(;‘\]l:(reih‘l‘lu“\_\“' without a plano. withdrawals of alcohol to be dena- 2 9 tured. gording to poll The latter item, he said, jumped Henry' Eve from 38,000,000 proof gallons to over | so that the benefit of every doubt the plano h ond-handed instrument d. the police s t 105,000,000, or an increase of 7,000,000 | goes to the government; third, make ous in twenty-four months. |full and intelligent use of the powers A 'S Little Liver Pills never what this increase means| granted under the permit svetem to| fail. Purely vegetable recall that in the | check th e dewths from noison lauor | ate e ave multiplied. Tn th 5 ch “as t Stop after- dinner dis-y, tress— correct indiges- #Z tion; ¢ improve - the complexion—brighten the eyes. PALACE 810-818 Seventh Street | duce modern busine: | put the enforcement of the law in ands of a personnel completely i apathy with it, and wholly free & At ament 16 B is in Pennsylvania, onnection with the liquor busis ., and he w locked up and | Fe seizure of twenty-five | nes; charged with grand In ‘the | breweri ¢ill Do valuable Just in| - Willlam Jennings Bryan predicted Tnited Sta ch of Police Court | Proportion as offenders are convinced | that with & record of five dry Con- today Judge McMahon held him for | that the time for playing with the |gresses in succession with the eight- the action of the grand jury and fixed | law_has passed.” the governor said.|eenth amendment and the Volstead the bond at $500. 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