Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 7

THE 0) Prohibition’s Adoption told by Wayne B. Wheeler aloon League of America General Counsel Anti-S FIRST ARTICLE TOMORROW, SUNDAY A week from Monday, on April 5th, hear- ings begin.before the Senate Judiciary Committee on bills designed to modify prohibition in the United States. Thus the Nation is about to take stock of the results of the Eighteenth Amendment. The inside story of how that amendment was carried through has never been told, and it is of special interest at this time. It will be told in The New York Times in a series of eight articles, of which the first appears tomorrow. These articles are published solely as an important contribution to the discussion of prohibition and without prejudice to either side in that discussion. Outline of Contents Sunday, March 28—Laying the Foundation. Licking Mark Hanna— “Make it Safe for a candidate to be dry.”—Wilson and pro- hibition—the first national victory—the general plan of campaign—Daniels and Bryan try to keep Wilson in line— the first declaration for na- tional prohibition. Monday, March 29—Organiz- ing for Prohibition. 50,000 speakers working for prohibition in 1916—annual expenditures of $2,500,000 a vear—making Congress hear from home—a campaign in every Congressional district. Tuesday, March 30—Lining Up Congress. Counting heads in Con- gress—the dispute with Wil- son and the cffort to force his hand—the battle over the food bill~Penrose: “We'll filibuster till the snow flies.” Wednesday, March 31—Pass- ing the Amendment. Two remarkable proposals from the wets—why Harding voted dry—his - part in the fight for the amendment—the winning of La Follette’s vote —*“Traded jackknives with Congress.” Daily and Thursday, April 1—Ratifica- tion. The wets spend $30,000,000 a year—linking the brewers with the Germans—Roose- velt's support—“I drink about as much as Lyman Abbott"— how the various States ratified —Will Hays’ part in lining up N.Y. Friday, April 2—Volstead Act and Harding. The fight for an enforce- ment law—how the Volstead act was written—why Vol- stead was chosen—why Hard- ing appointed Mellon — his choice of Haynes—his expla- nation of liquor in the White House—Harding on enforce- ment. ~ Saturday, April 3—7The Drys at the Conventions. Bryan's fight at San Francis- co in 1920—ready to die for prohibition — the convention of 1924—“We thought Under- wood more dangerous than Al Smith"—what hurt Davis with the drys—League holds vote power at 1924 convention. Sunday, April 4—The Plans of the Drys. The plans of the wets—con- fidential literature—program for 1926 campaign—purpose to overthrow 200 dry congress- men—program for further dry legislation — drys’ inside knowledge of wet plan. Sunday in IN¢ 'The INSIDE STORY The New York Times First Article Tomorrow, Sunday At All Hotels and Leading Newsstands STAR, WASHINGTON, 33 SATURDAY, MARCH 27, '1926. DRIVER GIVES BATTLE - TO THREE OFFICERS | A s B Attempt to Seize Pistol Thwarted | i in Stnlgglq in Front of Hyatts- ville Post Office. " | Special Dispatch to The Star HYATTSVILLE, Md « negr when Chief of Police K. aitempted to ar March gave battle . Gallagher t him for reckle driving today and seized the officer holster in_an effort to obta | pistol. Specis cer {ETR T Tom Gar n_to Gallagher's uid and the driver { The Purity of Cuticura Makes lt Unexcelled For AllTollet Purposes " FURNITURE RENTING FOR Household Receptions Drives Conventions Office Weddings 000 Folding Chuirs Always in Stoek H. BAUM & SON 464 Pa. Ave. NW. M Parties NEW PLACE TO k VALENTINO S Famous ltalian Dinners Served From 6:00 to 1 12:00 {0 Lund Opposite Ambassador Theater “Spaghetti _as it Should be’ 2465 18th Street. N.W. Second Phone Colunibia 9817 i rrrr P ZZ T T T T IT L BLUE MOON DINNER $1.50 5:30 to 8 Boned fi'flf‘?""""m ot Sauce New Potatoes Spinach In Butter “Saan Fresh \n‘mhlo Aspic Salad Vanilla Ige Cream resh Strawberry Sance Chocolate Souffie Coffee N0 Canned Goods Used) P ITT T T T T T T T T T2 The Finest Burial Grave Case in the erld $ Do not let the make you think it Ambulance Service, $4.00 ‘When Death occurs call Low Price is not so. The Brown 'ihmp Funeral Home of W.W.Chambers Co., 14th and Chapin Phone Col. 432 bedrooms, two hallways, gas fires, Rental $160 a month. spected at any hour. G 14¢h & H kitchen, pantry and plenteous cupboard space. room contains a mantelpiece and large open hearth for wood or Twenty-four hour elevator and telephione service. Immediately available. The fight occurred in flice here. with attempt | was subdued, front of the post Assault and batt to kil kless drivi and disor- derly conduct were charged. Jus- tice of the Peace Herbert J. Moffatt [ hetd Chase for grand Jury Investiga | tion under $700 bonds. Gallagher | testified IIIP lu' nearly n oves child with a wagon he was driv- ing and ignored a command to stop. 'SISTER OF PRESIDENT ‘} BENJAMIN HARRISON DIES | Mrs. Anna Morris, 83. Was Also Granddaughter of William Henry Harrison, Earlier President. By the Associated Press. | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 27. Mrs. Anna Harrison Morris, 83 ter of Benjamin Harrison,. twenty: President of the United States anddaughter of William Henry on, ninth President, died here ¢ at the home of her daugh sis Harr | vesteras Mrs. C. Stevenson. Irs. N 3 born neav Abrother, John Harr , died in Kansas City Scott Mrs.. Morris s and a son. \Mns K. C. MICKLER DIES. 1.Bu|'ml in Mount Ohvet Monday, | Following Funeral Service. Mrs, K. €. Mickler, 3820 Military road, died at her home | vesterday after an illness of two months. She will be buried fn Mount | Otivet netery Monday. Funeral services will be held at her Iate vesidence Monday morning and will [be followed by vequiem mass at the | Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament at | 9:30. | Mys. Mickler Tudge Albert 11 tine, Fla e wa the late s | Brown of this ¢ Mrs. Mickler is survived by three | sons, T. Rogero and Bertram ¢, Mick- |ler of Augustine; S. Albert Mick ler of this city, and by three daugh- ters, Mrs. James T. Tully of Dalton [ Mass. and the Misses Margaret A fand Hortense A. Mickler. brothers, Thomas P. and Willlam H. Brown, and a sister, M Peter M Dorsch, also survive her are four was the widow of Mickler of St. Augus. as the daughter of and Margaret H. Use it in Chicken Soup LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE Ask your grooer for it Burlington Hotel Blue Plate Luncheon, 50c Special Luncheon, 75¢ Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.25 Music Special Card Party Room 30c to 50c Per Table Committee and Board Meeting Luncheons in Private Dining Rooms, $1.00 VERMONT AVE. 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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | C 5 { ct farce, will be! :k, in the Westera | The Biologleal ton will meet, § o hall of Cosmas Club. o1 Walker will give an illustrated | on “The Wild Life of Alaska, and l'cl Preservation.” I, T. Wher Bureau of Chemistry, will tell of “Exploring | for Wild Flowers in the Gulf States.” ! Illustrated. Visitors are welceme. talk | Municipal Council, Ro will meet, 8§ o'clock, at reet. Arcanum, | Seventh | The International Association nf[ Arts and Letters will give a tea. 4| o'clock, at its clubrooms, in the Gor ion Hotel. Mrs. K. L. Harrell will| give recitatfons in negro dialect Mrs. Clara O. B. McCrone will recite original poems, and there will be a small exhibition of Miss Estabrook’s painting: The Tennis ¢ ub of, the Govern- my Hotels will givé a dance in Recreation Hall, at 8:30 o'clogk. guests and _out-of-town of residents of the hotels in- Deaths Reporled Nellie A Monros st.n.e Julia Maho Hospital es MeKin! tfle Sisters of the Humphrey. sr. 81 Rhode 3_Providence Hospital Sibley Hospital 630 L st. e . Sibley Hospital ox. 2 Selby Glenn, ¢ i Feeldin Francis W. Finch Alice S, McCulio Mary E. De Arcy. ave, Surah A Katherin Mich Massachusett ricker Rbode Tsland 4 19th st G st n.e montha. 156 6th ; i i 1 Seeir s o Infant _of days. Providence Benjamin Cunningham. 30, Hosvital Beulali on Carrick Fresdmen’s Goings. Zlizabeth’s Hos 4 H st r Hospital | Births Regoned. Constantinos A. and Florence E. | boy | Wiliam E. Rowles. girl. Willinm F. and Margarei E. Mahaney. girl | Henrs F. and Dorothy N. Schmid, boy. | Paul’C. and Sarah E. Jackman. boy. | Miiton H._and Mary C. Cooper. bos | Richard E. and Mary V. Boisesn. girl ( James L. and Irma A. Madden. boy | nd Dorothy Riffe, boy | L. and_Harriet M. Collins, boy. Bonos. and Mary T ind Eleanor M. Hors girl Frederick H. and Louise S. Freld. bos Alfred M. and Nina L. Shadick philip and Lena Katz. bos - B. Pumps. boy. &i71 Maurine MrCann. Eir iam and Elizabeth Brede Mitchel and Hbsfir Hawkins Robert J. aud Jessie Tlyases and Eiolin Va Fugena W. and Mary Jame SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_ Sailings From New York, Kirl boy ARRIVED YESTERDAY. .Santa Marta, Southampton, : Havana Oclo. {stohal. Adame Marseille. DUE TODAY. Bremen, ) < | sixaola Berengaria Reliance . Stavangerfiord March 18 March 18 March | Mueneten California . Roussilion Suffern Conte Biancamano DUE TOMORROW. Port Limon, Rotterdam, DUE MONDAY Southampton, Ma Ulua. Volendam Antonia - \xmne\:‘zhd- Mo Baiti Carinthi Thuringi Orduna, Fort Victoria Porto _ Rico Bosota . {san 3 Ameri an' Legion.. . Buenos DUE TUESDAY American Legton. .. 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Call Nortl aall_size. biuish gray saddic logs. shori tail. har plsase apply at the escue ~ League., 340 [ found - about DOG. male. { light’ tan chest and rather long: owner Washiugton _Animal Maryland ave. £, key i Apt. 14, Line. BAR_PIN, platinum. diamonds. sapphi March 21, between 18th and Mass, av and 14th and G n.e. _Lincoln D710. ' Reward BEAGLE HOUND, straved frgm T 25 Webster n.w.: male, ‘-fiu-nh inck ‘and brown . 16334, _Rew: 28 aio i in Gre = BRACELET, flexivle, on T et bltrocn and ¥ mw, by errand boy, who must for same if not recove Reward. oth n.w. 2 PRIEF_CASE, with hooks on international lav. “Return to Mr. Martines. Mexican em- bassy. EN PE PURSE—Small, b 1 P aroind 171 ha N T, eyiners GLASSES—With _ 1an leather case. iss Wilson, GRK" HAT, man's, between d R n e e e T 310 reward. _ Return to 1622 Tith st. n.w. * TRISH TERRIER. ehort brown hal Bt bt aewars (0 RameJeers ! itagn Mareh 24 from : Slitable reward. Phone Franiiin 4654 ther, about noon Frida oS fo Connectie North 4134, Apt. fi“ sk SPEOTACLES—Shell rimmed.. on e diar Bide. at B am. Friday: casl vear: e e of " \William T, Waters Co | Re- \whrd"Phone Frank. 4638; after WAT( ‘H—White gold, initials II, y Detween 11th . "Rialto-strand. BMius Fble. Fr. ofd WRIST WATCH l"d chain—Whits Id. Grien. Reward. Return 1207 Emerson st e % WRIST WATCH,_ siiver. initialed: reward lor mllrn to 735 Soutiiern Building. _* Fyidey, Mareh 360 on Pa._ave. | ciety, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. District of Columbia will meet Tues- 8:30 p.m., at the Willard Hotel. of Wyoming The Seciety of Colonial Wars in the ' day, Representative Winter will address the society on “The American Revolution, as an Out growth of the Colonial Period.” The Wanderlusters’' hike for tomor- row will start from Seventeenth and Pennsylvania avenue southeast at 2:30 | pm. Dr. Hall will lead. The Wild Flower Preservation So- | inc., will have a Spring hike | Meet at Twelfth and Penn- 20 a.m., for LOmorrow. sylvania avenue station, hort trip to Mount 1 Card of Thanks. PAYNE, We wish to express our thanks and deepest appreciation to the relatives, f 4 neighbors for their kinduess denth PAYN son, i FpAYNE i MRS. " Deaths. 4 Friday, March 26, 1026 1018 South Ca e 2 STR% 1 eoved hasbatut of Sane A and father of,Mrs, Horace E. Ewin B neral seryices ut his late residence Mo i R0y a 10w, Tnierment nf Cemetery. ' Relativ (Baltimore Dap: i Eridas. March 26 co Kentucky ave. BERKELEY, beloved il Shae Berkeley. No tice of funeral hereafter B BRO Departed thia life sudd 26, 1026, at 1921 M st voted hushand of Marie Hrown. ther of Arthur Brown. brother of Brown. grandfather of Chester Brown therin-law of Essie M. Brown and un: Notice of funeral here- loving fa- ey ¢ her apart 'fi'}? el homs. Saturday’ 1 W resting at Hyson nw.. until " Interment Friday. March beloved son of W. garet L. Crrer reglden a9 at 7 Chiureh e wdid DAY, Friday tdnge. METRY, heral from 28, 1 from hix 1 . Mare e to St Joseph s Cwhere mass wil 2% widow of Bells Churel, 30 pm. Fr Sunday, Thuraday DE ARCY services 1 the Church Home. n.w., Friday. Marc are ‘invited to attend chapel of Thos. S. Sergeo n.w., Saturday. March ELZ! itered into 1926, at 3 p.m brother. 5T n THOMAS ELZEY. belpved daughier of William H. and_Carrie Thomas and sister of William P. as and Mres, Ethel T. Tavernier. F services at Peoples Chu M hetwsen 8th Sunday. March e sercices at the 1011 3th st at'2 pm. 27 Fridas, March at tbe_home of et K Congregational gng 7h ste. . 0 p.m. 4 Longfell at' % pm Interm Suddenly on I tegidenre. Germantows STLLINGHAM. 10 at_11:30 pm. after a ROBERT H. (LUMPSY ). son “Robert H_and Julia Hawiine and orother of Ida Bowie Wiiliam Haw- Kins and Queenie Asht fu- neral hereafter. . HOLTON. Thureday. March at 4°45 pm._at Garfield Memori 1 Mrs. HOYT HOLTOX (nee Larman), aged ars. heloved wife of Host A. Holton. 11 be held at her late residence. n.w.. Monday. M rrices W 07 st et 2" pm. Cemetérs Suddenly Funeral residence. . s.0. on Mo Mareh 20, pm. Interment 'n‘,‘;’ ar Hill Ces Friday, Mareh JESSE M 1 general. U. S. Army. retirsd, peloved husband of Lucy H. 'Lee ond father of Mrs. H. F. Rethera. in the 84th vear of hi Services in the Chapel t on Monday. March 29 Interment “with _full honors in ~ Arlington Nation: Relatives and {riends inyit 1926 Cemetery to attend tives and John T. Rh and T sis. s.w MICKLER. Thursday. March - his reeidence bside 1o the Church . where ‘mase 5 at Reldtives ang friends invited _to attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeters. Entered into yest Thursday. . 1026, at & pm. MARY CHA- . beloved wife of William Mre. Sophronia arch 29. at ds invited Departed this life Wednesday. . at his residence, 1310 Del IAMES H TATLOR. d Taylor Moriah Baptist Sw.. Sunday, March TINSLEY, At Richmond, Va. March 20, 1926, ISABELLE TINSLEY. the mother if James T. Allen. Rosa Vaughn, Estelle Tinalcy, Annie Watson, Sarah two zrandchildren. one sdopted daughte one daughter-in-law and three sons-in-law Funeral Tuesda: in Richmond, Ya. from M We mourn for you. dear mother, But not with otitward show, For the hearts that mourn sinerels Mourn silently and low. s Jite Fridas UNDERWOOD. Departed il March 26, 19026, at 10:2 home, 2857 Blair pl. ne. ALHFBT LA\ . beloved husband of Carrie Underwooc nd “father of Mabel. Julia and Clinton Underwood. Serwices his late residence Monday, March 29, at ¢ p.m. Interment Fort Lincoin Cemaiery. 28 Departed this Jife Friday. 1926, at 5:30 pm. BE: ON. “belovad wife ‘of Henr: Washington and daughter of Arthur nnfl the late Eliza Clare, il of Rixeyville, Cul- peper County, Va. Interment at Rixey- ville. Sunday, March 28, at L. Departed this it~ on Wadnes- "1926. after a brief tliness. b NG (nee Carter) mother of Matei ner). at her rastder.e She leaves to morn their loss one daugh: ter and a host latives and friends. Funeral Sundax, Marci 28 at _1:30 p.., from Union Wesley A M. E. Chureh Interment Harmony Cemeters. _Friends “o'clock WHITT KINS, Mrs. ELIZA WILKINS de arted thia lite Fridey, March ‘26, 1028, Providence Hospital at 12:10° p.nx She leaves to mourn their ‘loss a_liusband. Pete Wilking: & dev mother. Jans Thomas: a lovink daughter. Ehel: four sisters. Clara _Simms. = Nellie ~ Jamieson, Josephine Johnson and Maggie Thomas: three nieces, zabeth Johnson. Matilda Laweon, Anha Winzle: one nephew. Sam: wel Murray. and a host of relatives and friends. The remains will Teat at her | residence. 111 3. ave. now. Funeral from Church Holy 'Redeemar. X. aves. n.w.. Tuesday. Mareh an . at'9 am. Friends invited. In Memoriam. BERKLEY. In lovins remembrance of our wife and mother. BETTY B. BERK- 587 "wito ‘Geparied this life sx years 4go today, March 2 “' 1020, ‘We_still have lh! memory Of one we loved the best It was God's will, And He called her to rest HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. * BROWN. In sad but loving remembrance of CARRIE LUVINTA BROWN, who depart- ed this 1ife three years ago today. March 27,1023, > MOTHER AND BROTHERS. * ROW n Joving mm«mhrlnrv of BLANCHE_S. BROWN. who departed life Thursday. March %7, 1919, a faitaful wife and a devoted mother. | claim of death cause us to grisve nd make our 1’uurlfi(‘ faint fall? Mal us faith and hope receive—- Jo- still grows beyond the wall, e fragrance far and wide ‘Tust as 1t did in_days of 3 Just as it did on the other side’ Tust. as i€ will forevermore JofX 'R."BROWN AND COUSIN, In sad but loving remembrance ol o dear husband and _unel LOTY , COUSIN, who died March 2 A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is still; A giace Tn vacant in our heme ioh mever tan wi N T AR EoTsTN. A NiLCE AND NEPHEW. b AYME | JacKSsON. In Memoriam. DUNNING. Sacred fe. mo NNIE L. DUNNT died one veir ago b The years of ., wore When the messenge: wh oy _Suddon The Master hath co; We gaze And mor one on he: than ey otk HER DEVOTED 110SBAND NING. AND CHILDREN Nohods knows ho Nobods knowe 1 Many the siient tears When othets are fast asier What s home withe All things the w But when we lost We lost oir earest DEVOTED 'DAUGHTE DAUGHTER. FAN> AND MARGARET ELLIS. In loving shand and fa o month of 3 0 um the sudde For on the hillside woftly sleeping Lies the de HIS LOVIN i AND CHILDREN * FERGUSON. ance of o IME years No_ons can tell hiow But those who have o e ot we they used 10 be had her ar home FATHER AND SISTERS. M\ ARL. ELLEN AND RUBY bt ] oving remem aughter and siste e aghte member Imes od_ber best SisTER BELI forgotten LIAN F LIL Gone. _but SISTER. FEY. ter. LI parted hig years ago An I silently it in the avening Feeling %0 sad and lone I thunk of the dear one deparied Who once with me shared o 1 miss Sour soft and gentie toice sweet and tender smile Without you. dear. it often . _ That fife ‘is not_worth while YOUR LOVING MOTHER AUGISI\ TOLSON FEY. Sacred to the memors o daughtar-in-law A. FEY, w elght vears Gone. but not forgotten THE FEY FAMILY * in sad but loving remembrance mother. LENA A. FEY. who d his Jife cight years toda 1918 was she taken, ms o1k FEY. my_ dear motiier ad a0 many it better <0 HER SON 0 the memory of n JACKSON whe ago today. Ma GEORGE dear_sor MURRAY. nd’ sister r(-\\ “ix vears a at_ rest thy Savior s Yo the e FAMILY can harn HE COUSIN. STEPHEN 1. BC NORMAN. In sud hut of my beloved wife. F NORMAN, who depart ago’ today. March thou Prince of ¥_chosen_cannot Like Thee. they cong T with Thes HER HUSBAND. M. W. NORMAN. Sacred to r friend. FANNI this_Jife hr die SaND Rirss memory of my de RILEY Alwass tende ere is nOt & HIS this | loxing _yemembrancs MAURIC In sad and husband and father. \Xv' RILEY. of o1 RILEY, who dep: t ago foday. March 2 He was kind: v And geqtle in ever 1f e couldn't speak well of Then he had nothing to & He tendarly cared for his de: Aud his friends they co trust othere / ones. ROOT. Sacred to the loved son and bro ROOT. who departed %0 vears ago toda When the eve And 1 am s In my heart there ¢ 17 my oy could oniy come home 0 God. we h Somie day when we Then we b PARENTS, E AND SISTER. red_to JOHN T ago_today but_not JOSEPHI March xotte TRAMMELL my who died died five ¥ Gone, dear_mothe two years TRENT. In Mrs. DORA g0 today From this world of pain sud sorrow To & Iand of peace and rest God_has taken you Where you bave found etet In my heart your memory Sweetls, tender. fond and trie There is niot a day mothe i not thik of you HE| NG DAUGHIER. DA MAY GIVENS. WARD. 1n ead hut loving r:n\‘rmrn—:me our good, kind. true. devetsd and dea Peloved mother, MARY G. WA is life three ye Annivernary urches: St. Aloysius and Dur The most precious ons from the earth has Fone g voice we loved is stlicd A place is vacant in o; That never can be healed Gone. but notforgotten (This_notice sh have ap The Star of March AMILY ared i FU \ER\L DIIRF 'TORS. Quick, Dignified and Efficient Service. Deal & Co. 6 1 ST NE LINCOLN &: Au‘némw_- Service. _Chapel V.L.SPEARE CO. Neither the successor 7 o o ted with the originai W Spearn eatablish- e aezs 1 009HS(.NW ormeriy 940 F St. N.W " Joseph F. Birch’s Sons usAAr BIRCH) M.\W. [Estabilshed 1812 Gawler “Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 1332 Penn ~CHAS. S. ZURHORST R L e 7. WILLIAM LE] balmer. u"% in lg;:::m“m apel ‘apd modern \ e 13 Modern (hm 7 COSTELLO NOW LOCATED A\m“_“ = Sardo & Co. 412 H ST KE. Lincoln 524 Moders,_Chap ~JAME S 217 Pa. 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