The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 9

N and some working men have the same | expressing the hope that things would | 4 4 ‘ a aa SAT pais ah iis weet s ise & . ; st pte THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1919.” j carying out the wishes of the pedple | next Congress may decide on 10 per that confront me.” ‘ |Many State officials, lawyers and|ing no change in the situation the | EDWARDS 10 ASK of the State relating to the enforse- | cent. The Governor-elect did not say| business men, seom to hold thi view, | men went back to work. #ome of them . ment of prohibition as expressed at the polls, s “I construe my election,” he said, “ae an indication of the feelings of LAWYERS HOW T0 forcement of prohibition. their mandate, I shaw use all the jawful methods to prescrve inviolate | ine enforcement of prohibition, the sovereignty of the people. 4 “The people of New Jersey have Governor-Elect Going Away for a Rest Before Deciding on His Plans, do concerning its enforcement will] concurrent legisiation. depend on subsequent legislation. Governor-eleot Edward I. Béwards|onig Congress has determined that to-day, set forth in part his plans for'makes a drink intoxicating. when he would start from Jersey City nor where he would go, bat intimated that it would be the J ter part of this week or early nex “I am not a lawyer, but I do pot think a law is a good law that is not concurred in by the State, This Btate has not concurred in the en- I have often said I am in favor of the great- the people of New Jersey concerning | often i Con reer folk leat degree of personal liberty that bo go national prohibitien. They are UO-) oes not interfere with the rights of 1’ \ qualifiedly opposed to it. rk ok ' —_—— ¢ “This State has not declared for its ‘enforcement by the Federal Gov- ernment I shall not be responsible. I shown by their votes that they 40] shat! ask for the best legal advice not want, prohibition, What I shalllas to the power of New Jersey in ¢ Volstead Law, and the Eighteenth Amendment. ! ever they might want to drink. Find- hom opinion. ome men are inclined to think that | inaugurated arge part of the Edwards vote was An indication was given In Trenton yesterday o - nelleve | protest against prohibition, but who Home-Bound I eee he Troe ot ee ee ne wil had ttle or no hope that anything | CHICAGO, Nov. 6.—J tc ya., and that he will probably could be done to stop enforcement. | a okeaman for thirty Italian be different after Edwards had beon| "an | t by men who wished to register a] “Ne Wine, Ne Work,” Plaint of | acione, ieee a min- $ the seriousuass with {ers from Toutlca, Ill, who to-day ap- || which some voters hold the Nope that | plied to the Internal Revenue Collee- interest all over New Jersey i Page {ill make, the State} tor for passports to return to thelr re are many in Trenton| with’ some Americancborn. among | Dative land, when asked why they al A assert he can do nothing to] them started out on a tour of the city | were leaving the United States, re- < By pe. ow prevent the operation in full of the |expecting to find many saloons open | plied: stg a GR Prohibition Enforcement | and believing they could buy what- “No beer, no wine, no work; go e.” “I intend to go away for a rest. 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