Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1927, Page 28

W.C.T.U WINS AID ¢ - OF CONGRESSMEN Thirty Members Promise Help; to Union in Keeping Dry | 58 Laws Intact. | SO | Thirty dry Congressmen reiterated | heir faith in prohibiton and pledged continued support to the eighteenth | amendmer nd the Volstead Act last| night at which concluded National ‘emperance - Hotel. About suests were present. oole of Brooklyn jonal W, €. T. d of the President n the question of law enforcement | wnd declared that the purpose of her orga fon was * k of 1he men who make the laws of the | Nation | M el Walker Willebrandt, as istant U. 8. attorney general, lauded | the work of the W. C. T. U. “I have! seen it work,” she said, “and I know 5t stands u nd is never | sidetracked. nes, prohi bition _comm! predicted the work of the W. ¢ woula bring ahout complete victory for the fordes of prohibition. Accuses Bootleggers. In 2-minute talks Senators and Rep- yesentatives gave their views on pro hibition, prog: and presidential pos- sibilit Senator Willis of Ohio de clared that when a rum runner runs down a coast guard ship and drowns the men aboard it ‘‘the bootleggers ntry have helped murder nessce, believed. been a. teetotaler T have been a the law of the country.” Senator Means of Colorado held that the only way to do away Wwith drunkenness was by prohibition. Senator Steck of Towa, said he saw no way to liberalize the Volstead Act s long as the eighteenth amendment was in the Constitution. Representa- tives Hill of Alabama and Hayden of Arizona, pledged their continued loy. alty to the work of the W. C. T. U. Representative Tillman of Arkansas said he had always been a Democrat, But “if my party nominates a whisky | inan on a whisky platform I'm going fishing on election day.” Mr. Tillman was sounding the praises of Gov. Donahey of Ohio as a presidential pos- | gibility when the 2-minute limit caught im. Senator Heflin said he was with the W. C. T. U. Senator Reed of Penn-| #ylvania, said he had never seen Sena- tor Heflin limited to 2 minutes before. “Drinks” Held Unlikely. Senator Trammell of Florida® spoke @of the progress made in the country through prohibition and urged the delegates to keep the sentiment of the ple in favor of it. Representative ree of California, said Congress couldn’t “vote anybody a drink” as long as the eighteenth amendment was in the Constitution. Representa- tive Timberlake of Colorado, was em- phatic in favor of existing liquo laws. Representative Houston of Dela- ‘ware mentioned his State ay an oasis | with Pennsylvania, Maryland and the | Atlantic Ocean on all sides. Repre- | senatative Britt of Georgia said that' as long as “Mrs. Yost, W. C. T. U. worker, keeps calling on Congressmen there is no fear of prohibition being weakened.” He surrendered a minute of his time to his colleague, Repre- sentative Upshaw, who told &, joke. Senator Norbeck sais ‘Ppohibition ohibits in South Dakota,” and Sena- r McMasters praised Frances Wil-| lard., | Denies Illinois Wet. Representative Rathbone of Illinois, denied that his State was wet. He #aid he had fought for prohibitian and “politically I still live.” Representa- tive Hoch of Kansas sald his State had led three reforms, abolition, Wo.. an suffrage and prohibition. Repre- sentative Johnson of Kentucky after telling a story warned of attempts Be sald were being made to circum- went the Constitution. Dry sentiments were expressed also by Senator Frazier of North Dakota, Representative Smith of Idaho, Sena- tor Mayfield of Iowa, Representative Elliott of Indiana, Representative Green of JIowa, Representatives Lozler of Missouri, Hershey of Maine, Kelly of Pennsylvania, Dallinger of husetts, and Michener of | Michigan. e BANK ROBBER KILLED. {heriff Shoots Bandit Who Held Up Florida Institution.’ AUBURNDALE, Fla., January 28 UP).—ldentified, authorities say, by yapers on his person, B. M. Muller, Hollywood, Fla., was shot and instant- 1y killed here late yesterday by James E. Glover, Polk County deputy sheriff, efter he had held up and robbed the First National Bank of Auburndale of $1,200. Bank authorities said that the man fmade an appointment after the bank had closed and when admitted, at the point of two revolvers, held up, Vice President Braddock and three other employes of the bank and succeeded in frussing them up. 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