New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1926, Page 11

<8 . . b A 1 i i i l 9 ‘ T fi ¥ N . charge of the management of each NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926. ANDREWS RETURNS WITH AGREENENT Tells of Rum Smuggling— Denies Poison Rumors Wew York, Aug. 12 (P—Rum row faces immediate extinction and boatleggers have been dealt a severe blow in the sale of their hoine products, in the opinion of General Lincoln C. Andrews, who hay just returned from negotiating an agre) ment with Great Britain to cerb running. The agreement, Gen. Andrews helieves is the first of its importance aver to be reached through non- diplomatic channels. | “Instead of trying to come to an understanding through diplomatic correspondence, which is very diffi- cult to understand sometimes, and a very slow process at best, the British government, out of their na- | tural sense of law and order, were good enough sports to invite us to come and sit around a table with them and clear up these matters in this novel way,” id General An- drews. While the general refused to dis- cuss the nature of the agreement ar- rived at with Great Britain, he re- ports t the conference was “125 per cent successful.” The adminis- trative machinery provided for in the agreement is to be founded on change of information and evi- dence,” he aid, and “will tend to stco illegal shipping opcrations.” The eight recommendations in $he agreement have been approved | by the British foreign office and by | the United Stat department of | state and will go into effect at once, | acoording to General Andrews. Upon his arrival on the France last night he w ninded that he saf 4 liquor | was only 20 per cent of the total | sold in the United States, and the | coast guard l.ter announced this | figure had been cut in half ! “So even a 100 per cent blockade would only rodu :un‘m!on 10 per “More than that. ‘Every time a story is publis that 100 cases of liquor have b smuggled in or have mysteriousl disappeared from some warchouse, | you can bet that these 100 cases | will be sold 10,000 times. E\'srv‘ bootlegger in town promises to get his clients ‘some of that good stuff,’ | | | liner and the result s that a lot of home made is sold at increased prices.” fes Poison Story | General Andrews denies that the | United States government has pois- | oned iIndustrial alcohol in an at- tempt to check liquor drinking. This was charged in New York news- papers yesterday. “That is just propaganda’” he | gaid. “The law for denaturing al- | for industrial purposes was | n 1906 lin order to protect | al revenues.”” He denied gov- ¢rnment chemists are working to mmake Industrial alcohol too odor- | wus to drink. General Andrews arrived vester- | France. | | | | day on the French liner e spent last night with his broth- eir, Don L. Andrews, at Great Neck, | LT | SESOUI CANNDT CHARGE N SUNDAY | Phila. Couwrt Upholds the 0Id| Blue Laws Philadelphia, Aug. 12 () — The | sesquicentennial international expo- | sition over which there considerable discussion as to legality of Its gates being on Sunday faced the pos day of having to r day-a-week basis as the result of a court opinion which held that the Sunday opening was in violation of | the Pennsylvania blue laws of 1794. | The exposition, at first closed on | Sundays., has been operated seven | days a week for the last several weeks. The Sunday opening result- ed in many complaints, particular- ly by ministerial and church organ- izations, alleging that the centur old law governing the observance of the Sabbath was broken In an opinion handed down yes- terday by Judge Edwin O. Lewls, of | common pleas court. the Sunday op- | eration of the exposition under the | present plan of a gate admission | fee with free amusements was held to be illegal Although the opinion carried with | it no order to close the exposition on Sunday, officlals regarded it as | the severest legal blow that has been directed at the exposition since its opening. In his opinion Judge Lewis point- ed out that higher courts “have re- corded rather strong opinions that appear to render unlawful even the | opening of the sesquicentennial | gates on Sunday if an admission is charged.” The operation of the gladway, where, on Sunday, visitors may ride on the amusement feat- ures free, having paid the gate ad- | misslon charge of fifty cents, was | declared by the judge to be “with- out doubt a worldly employment of business and hence unlawful on | Su Mayor Kendrick planned to con- fer with City Solicitor Gaffney to- day to determine a future policy. C hurch_men and Laymen | In Charge of Churches | Mexico City, Aug. 12 (P—Mayor | Arturo Saracho of Mexico City has decreed that the committees placed in charge of Catholic churches in | the capital may be composed of five Catholics and five municipally appointed citizens for each church Hitherto the commiteemen have been municipal appointees. 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