Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1926, Page 11

SMITH HOLDS DRY LAWTALK FUTILE Declares Repeal of Voistead Act Cannot Change Con- stitution of Nation. By the Accnciated Prese CHICAGO, September 27.—Frank L. Smith, Republican nominee for United titution 1 will upheld it ment was made in reply to his attitude on the ition questi: when a majority of people pon a properly submitted o for either the modifica enth amend- tor, comply with their mandate,” the statement added Promises Declared Futile. Col. Smith said that the prohibition question could not be settled by modi- fication or repeal of the Volstead law because prohibition is embodied in the Comstitution of the United States, olst v €O tutes while the Vol ze.-fi_ylz’: e;\.f:r‘c‘!’ug - d law were repealed & ation of what. in com. Volstead act, but when he get ) have to promise the people of Tilinois. the people of the whole Nation and »d. that if he votes to re- peal the Volstead act he will next vote o pass another of the same purport and also promise that any modifica- #on of the Volstead act which he may support will not permit what the Con- stitution calls ‘the manufacture, sale or transportation of intoxicating lquors within the United States for beverage purposes.” Holds Prohibition Is Not Tssue George E. Brennan, Democratic nominee for Senator, running on a platform for repeal or modification of the Volstead act, Col. Smith said. “could neither help those with a crav- ing for intoxicating drink nor satisfy those sincerely opposed to what they regard as a restriction of personal lib- ertv. if he obtained the repeal of the Volstead Tlaw. “The merits of the question of whether this country shall remain @ry or ehall become wet are rot at issue in this campaign,” Mr. Smith sald “The Volstead act has nothing to do with whether this country shall re- main dry or become wet. The merits of that question can be raised only by a proposal to repeal or revise the elghteenth amendment to the Consti- S s 5,000 unemploved in Den- receiving support from anizations do e . appli- lighten housework are sold o Electrical ances to on the Sixth Floor of The Hecht Co. at your dealer every day Stop Suffering Stubborn rheumatic attacks yield to treatment wih Eade’s Pills. They banich the aches of neu- . In ue over 3 Al Druggists E. FOUGERA & CO., Inc., Import: a New York, N. Y. e Is }'m;r baby’s skin all soft and pink ? 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