The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 10

elec er er errr ee £ =S EGET EE ee a —— a 10 / THE EVENING WORLD, ?| PROHIBITION LAWS WIL BE RIGDLY =: ENFORCED BYU Federal Commissioner Kramer Announces Plans for States to Aid. WASHINGTON, Nov. stitutional prohibition will be en- forced to the limit of the law, John F. Kramer, Federal Prohibition Com- missioner, said here to-day at a meeting of the Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals. The army of prohibition agents will be completely organized for effective enforcement of the constitutional amendment by the time it becomes effective, he said: Enforcement of ‘war-time probibition ts Mkely to re- ‘Veal some “wet spots,” Kramer ad- mitted, because of an insufficient force of Federal agents. Explaining how prohibition will be enforced, Kramer said: “Responsible for the enforcement of the law is the Prohibition Commis- sioner, who is responstble to the Commissioner of Intertial Revenue. ‘The country is divided into ten dis- tricts, In each one of which there ‘will be a Federal agent. “In cach State there will be a Fed- eral Director, and under him seven inspectors. “The very first steps will be made ‘with the inspectors of the various States. They will keep themselves in- as to conditions in the State. Any violations will be reported to the Federal Agent. One of the du- ties of the State Federal Director ‘will be to enlist the services of State officials, and all civic, ral and re- ligious bodits to assist™In enforcing the law.” SUDDEN DEATH TRACED DIRECTLY TO PROHIBITION Dr, John Riegelman, Bronx medical alcohol, in lates the fo Ea | “Last night Mr. Corson had corned) beef and cabbage, but he had no. beer, | 25.—Con- \ COFFE Bation, that Prohibition was the cai atimus | new ‘outfit NOW, in time \for Thanksgiving and on cary terms, Smart styles; large variety; big values. Open charge account, C 1. Fight Up. Near 6th Ave. RETAILERS’ 48e GRADE DIRECT from WHOLESALER 10 Bib tote or more, Cc or Ground when sh care gn fe rs z Moet wade, 4 LB. ae v9 livery expense and middle- 's profit, ered tn a tm 200 miles at. ok abe OUAT FACTION. of wowev" pack.” Gillies Coffee Co. 239 Washi ‘ork, ington Street, New ¥. 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