Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1929, Page 10

WISCONSIN KILLS STATE-DRY LAW S’enate Votes, 21 to 9; to Wipe Measure From Off Statute Books. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis., May 16.—The Wis- | consin Senate voted yesterday, 21 to 9, to repeal the State dry law, leaving | only Gov. Walter J. Kohler's signa-| ture necessary to wipe the measure| Off the statute books. Passage of the Grob-Schmidt bill providing for repeal of the State dry aw by the Senate followed similar ac- tion by the Lower House of the Legis- 'THE EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON, -D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 16, STATE BUILDINGS PLEA . IN CONGRESS RECORD Senator Swanson Calls Attention to Radio Address of Robert N. Harper, Supporting Move, Senator SWanson, Democrat, of Vir- ginia called attention in the Senate yesterday afternoon to the address de- livered over the radio recently by Robert N. Harper in support of the movement to have each State erect in Washington a public building in which to exemplify its products and accomplishments, Mr. Harper has been an advocate of this plan for many years. Mr. Harper's speech, which Senator Swanson had printed in the Congres- sional Record, points out that while the National Museum shows our civilization from the standpoint of the archeolo- glst, the proposed State buildings would | demonstrate that our civilization “is a live and going affair.” .. Gen. Calles Slightly TIL. MEXICO CITY, May 16 (#).—Gen. P. WARRANT FOR ARREST OF GREEK LEADER Gen. Theodorus / Pangalos Must| Face Trial With Aides for Conduct in Office. By the Associated Press. ATHENS, May 16.—A warrant for the arrest of Gen. Theodorus Pangalos and two of the men who were his cabinet members when he was dictator of Greece was issued yestcrday by the parliamentary commission, which has been investigating the conduct of the government while the general was in power. Trial under the warrants will be held before the Senate. Gen. Pangalos, a former commander- in-chief of the.Greek army, became premier in 1925 and on January 3, 1926, proclaimed himself dictator. g August 22 following. From_ that time until July, 1928, he was held in prison awaiting trial on charges: of treason. When Eleutherios Venizelos resumed the premiership last Summer,-his new cabinet freed the gen- eral. He was jailed again on charges of manslaughter last November and the reopening of his case by a parlia- mentary , commission féllowed. 5 thsis Texas Statesman Dies. AUSTIN, Tex., May 16 (#).—Joseph D. Sayers, Governor of Texas from 1899 to 1903, died at his home here yester~ day at the age of 8. Recently he had He was || been a member of the State Board of Pardons. . Mr. Sayers scrved in Con- gress from 1885 until his election to the governorship. He fought for the Con- federacy in the Civil War and was wounded 'twice. lature, The measure abolishes the ; State prohibition department and the | FiaS Calcs, who Teturhed Sunday from dry laws, but retains regulations that | upe)t o (e nosth was sonfised to bty e he uor to MINOTS. ¢ law |Dome vesterday with a slight iliness. epeal of the dry enforcement law o was generally expected, following & lI_-{é.iscondn.lun was not regarded as se- referendum on the prohibition ques- tion held in Wisconsin on April 2. At that time the voters favored repeal by a majority of 142,000, at the same time they voted to legalize the manu- 1110 G EST.1879 cent alcohol. CHUHCH T0 GIVE PLAY. ¢Betty Lou to Be Presented at| National Press Club. A three-act play, entitled “Betty Lou,” will be presented in the audito- rium of the National Press Club, Four- teenth and F streets, by the chorus of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, 1410 Columbia road, Wednes- day night at 8 o'clock. 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