New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1926, Page 5

T among boys and common Kknowladg ‘v)n e wWas ' rls had “beecome but added PRIEST ASSERTS et i records of tho arrests of young | people 1or drunkennc 1¢ continu- od, “Arrests of persons under 22 | veurs old average 44 a year for t four pre-prohibition ye 1014107 A bone dry law enacted for scores of | Washington ore national prohibi ma statistieal tables | tlon became éffective, and imme ledueted that in |diately youthful drunkenness in- towns arrests for |creased in 1918 it rose to 73 and by 58,074 | 1924 had reached 2§ to | Arrests for drunkenness of {sons of all ages meanwhile merely [roso to the pre-prohibition level | thus demonstrating that, relutively s well as absolutely, drunkenness among young people inereased enor- Arunk- |mously. This candition in Washing- in-{ton merely confirms what is known drunken drivers and (to exist fn the rest of the country.” children have increased | TReplying to Scnator Harreld invthing ever known be- | 8hirk said his organization hud got- is country,” “said Rhirk, [ten its figures by writing to police conclusion | chicfs n all places over as utterly and population as fntended to| “Why did yen pick G temperance and {Lawton In my state?" ask [ Farrela litions Worse | “The conditions the cach ye drink- ems 10 |1y Volstead act in its will accom- |as in 1914 ong run. gome fore {“conditions stutes | the bone d from the |were under Jla country dur- |laws, 1018-1919 | “Perhaps ons of the Can- jdrunkenness inere in the ‘dry' that a|states” he said. “is that most can b so-called ‘dry’ states law [really so—hut wers vely restrictive Shirk read a ter from Police Chief Reading, Penn.. declaris en at inerease in i He said fie taken from elass drunk” and that hip sarried by voung folhe parties, < Wheeler lenge of Wayne vets to point conditions Coutinued from Uirst | Stanley or of the produced on the search dir league, who harte, maps stand Shirk, re- Moderation wus cit and drunkenness increased from 2 first v prohibition i in 1624, four years later, according to these for drunkenne 7in 1014 and 498 ar of per- considers that nerally already flve thons vie and 1 ymo 1 Senator viety Call Col Moreo “ome that the drasti pollea ehiefs in those only ones to reply.” wors Conditlons Grow Worse The witnesse nt on surve; imer wet tion' say that in for- same & conditions hont the showe ates to he while in states which had of o state prohibition today than they state dry orm purpose in the m the exp prohibition 1 restrictec forn na- are worse nnder amendment W, their own jotive s reason for this great » experien Lelieve nee ere not cirictive dry law which does |m¢ nd respect of a large part | these ot comm vh m had xication knew of gr ong youth hildren being s “‘dead wis restriction would ha incidental of eliminating almost en- the scandalous corruption and | of public officlals, . woull J growth of the bootleggil millfonalre class, would check dis- for law, and would in addi nationa! tion produce a handsome revenue Julien Colm wets, inferrupte record league “is a better under th than und Shirk point 1for intoxica heer and one vy law, Arrests Tropped from 1017, he 100, in could rdent the 1, counsel 10 have the ne o gime moderation organizn i Yl i, to 0 17, wh inport heer, wine Aftor offeet and liincgs Atlar il S an, Oklahon the commi ken for grant Harreld, vepnb- the only r present on eitizens of mem " kpirits at that (o came irrests moun Maore umifig b perhaps It of nation 1rkatle run} Trunken Drunken Drivers M most dryy Shirk nrions the statement, nperance i Right irdly th o and many whi ify ar t e operating q i Iriv s ant will go a long but they do not get it ary | Amorons felling Shirk true way nn- Do whils to Thie Peplies Martin B | clar hone he Ly letter from fetta chan Volstend rmity <ulmrl s o conditions act almast flat orous W was explained rnor Wellhorn, ral Reserve bank first communi- reqnest of Gov & of the Volatead “a host of boot- nd illicit distil- Llished in it places ' white “mino r custom- eve wes told hy Shirk and Riehmond had when t dry Pro®idenee ta, Q00 per, g 115 per “ftective that nal p pted had b rictior MA ibition heeain sing s l hibit Iry law dr one before na il Maine val, but “There ne W Girt Bereas Tipplers no re drinking fong I in TIcH Qsagfi it wor to a carload state and the cider. 1 is an apy could il you L barrel the winter all exeept cill freeze. Along ahou the farmers would 1 with an a nd Ty attack Saloons St Open —that ssems d tear {noteh, 1 at the salc subwrhar bronchialt sesarcclearsdofgerm- naso (s anthra <h often fillssnd and hew rapidly the painful congh disappears. PERTUSSIN always brings grateful relief—ard it is entirely free from rarcotice, chloroform, cannatis o other harmful drugs. Len rafely even by region “Resides closed he said, ‘they have up 1 Tooms ar | havd practically malke it, sell §1." pool cigar stores, 1 candy liquor every (P S nd stills home, T k it and they “Have von in ever seen one of those asked Codman, o5 with » women take care of them men or than 20y ea they are copp gies in laz e ot 1 the ork. Th A they drink it drink i1, complain of children comin, school under the influrnce of liquor Tmmorality Grows. “Immorality in my district fis reatly on the incre The wives nntrue ta their hushan Thev ff with the ‘star , ildren be- | “Before prohihition voung girls | ould not associate with a man ad- dicted to drink; now they will not go with & young man who ecannot liquor for them.” Want Wild Parties want wild parties,” the “They frequent then there's immorality with drinking and gel They priest continued. rondhouses, in the home “Thank heaven!" nid the weary cook, “That my folks got the JEid s 1de some inguiries “l's easy to make food : S ate senaial tovs will get girls from respec and fake them on wee about young tabie With thi muumsoN k-end MAVONNAISE" parties. “I know wre ashamed mothe 1w vear old ch <hine had giver of cases v ot o pood girly and s0 much, L threc or moon- if she their fathers < in o1 il sked the "rlugln: Rlar: Book, ar an, Cooking time table to Riohard Hellmann, Ine. Long Istand City, N. HAyaNNATS! Vel T i u think improved if 1) conditi BLUE RIBBON Mayonnaise | though it never m. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY I‘IERALD. TUESDAY, o 0y APRIL 1926. 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