Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 24

» THE EVENING BORAH CLAW .S SHOSTLAWLESS | Suggests Referendum to| Change Dry Act if People Won’t Obey It. By the Associated Prese MINNEAPOLIS, October 1.—The national prohibition law should be | rigidly enforced “as long as it remain a law,” Senator William E. F of Idaho yesterday told st convocation at the Univer nesota. “The only way to se tion question is t vote of the people the issue,” he said. son why we should disob as long as it is within the people to change th Senator ticipate in the Le tion and discussed outstanding po less nation in vilized worids and people here have failed in their duty 1o ohserve the eighteenth amendment. which we do not like, but whi been decided by the people, we be doing just w doing for the pa | holshevism Senator r behind the prevent the viol amendment. dental factor liquor amendment ca ne about | only through the voluntary obedience | of the people “The prevailing lawlessness of ou nation is a gFeater menace on hands than any foreign entangle ments or other questions Is Your Opportunity! There’ll be (/ an immense crowd for them. | of the club, ¥ for vl b e erre wno-witi |00 LEGIONNAIRES direct the progress of tomorrow. “The United States has considered many other matters of importance, but has completely pasced by the probiem of lawlessness in this country GOING ON OYSTER ROAST. Cosmopolitsn Club to Be Guests at Edgewater Beach, Md. for holding an oyster roast at | th ter Beac! Md., October a an Club in the Lee tric dancer; Royal Foster, CHff Patrick Players, and George ATTEND BARBECUE MecCauley, master of the banjo. Entertainment Marks Seventh An- niversary c¢f Founding of Costello Post. The Vincent B. « American Legion celebrated last night | y ary of its found- e seventh anni announced that about | Joseph Stein, - ihers of the local club - | pre olt rtrick and Cook John A ided o Club of the latter city.|and four h Lucke will head the local committee W Herrell, pr . to have charge of t celebration sometime ti pointed by Auth, chairman; and William Callaha Gets School Contract. The District Commissioners today awarded the contract for construction | j 1l at the new Mc igh School to the | Reduced Rents The Everett, 2127 P St. INSPECT TODAY Near Dupont Cirele 1. 2 and 3 rooms. Kitchen and bath Geo. W. Linkins 1733 De Sales St. Main 10100 the roasting of a sl Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, depart- ment commander: Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, superintendent of police, and or Henry Pratt, chief of de- . were special guests. Ad- ed by Post Comdr. en. Fries and Past h. Post Adjutant Willlam F. Franklin ilo Post of the | told how the post was born seven th 30 members. 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