Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1927, Page 26

v PR[IHIBITIUN ISSUE ALIVE, SAYS BORAH Idaho Senator Finds Rum Question Still Important in Politics. Senator Borah of Idaho, who has been mentioned as a presidential pos- sibility, stands forth today as a cham- pion of the drys as well as of the Western Progressives. The Idaho Senator, declaring that prohibition as a political issue is far from dead, has accepted an invitation to speak before the New York wom- en's committee for law enforcement November 12 in New York. Mr. Borah's acceptance of the in- vitation was with the understanding that the women's committee would demand definite action by the political parties with reference to prohibition. He has been assured that the com- mittee would make such demand. Outlines G. 0. P. Platform. The Republican party platform, in the opinion of Senator Borah, must o farther than a meaningless declara- Yon for law enforcement. 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Constitution at Stake. “It political parties are \m\\flll to meet that issue, if wh stitution of the United Sta nitely challenged political wittholds support, it must be to all that those who are opposed to the Constitution have won out.” Tha letter stipulates that unless the proposed meeting he was invited to address would attempt to take action th the political parties on the dry issue, he would not accept|Ar the invitation. replied that the meeting with that purpose in Senator will speak in C New York, November 12. The committec has ill be held negie Hall, U. S. Woman Employe Reinstated. By direction of the Pr Alice R. Ball has been * cal position in the aving and Printing, with d to the length of her separation m the service Her previous | dire was from 1912 to 1917. gives Drico and only du Pont makes DUCO} This famous trade-mark is on ever can of GENUINE DUCO - Insist OX : s€e tradeg itle-- It “m ark on the can it isn’t DUCO ONE DUCO:-- du Pont Duco A. ABELMAN, 4800 Ga. 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