The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1920, Page 12

STH WL SIGN FOR 275" HE HTS ATH AT HEARING clares State Has S Has Same Right as Congress to Define Intoxicants, 7 ALBANY, May 21—Goy, smith at hearing held yesterday on the 2.75 per cent, beer bill, ex- wed the opinion that New York ; ite is just as capable of determin- ie the Imit of alcohol in non-intox!- 5 Deverages as Congress, His of the powers of the States p enact their own Prohibition En- it Laws, under the concurrent @ause of the Federal z leaves little doubt in the of those at the hearing that He said that the only question in- | wae whether the opponents to THE EVENING | WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 21, the bill could produce sufficient ev!- dence for him to say to the Legislay ture that it was wrong in fixing the 275 per cent. limit. Me contended that the States have equal rights with Congress in Prohibition enforcement, | Labor, headed a delegation of labor but R@bert G. Devey, counsel for the] Tepresentatives in favor of the bill Anti-Saloon League, said that the| Others who favored it were William States had no right to enact legisia- | 11. Brady of the Manufacturers’ and tion that conflicted with that of Con-| Dealers’ Association and Stewart Brown of the United Real Estate Owners’ Association. Co. Ransom H If You Neglect our Eyes You'll surely regret it later on, You owe it to ght rotect ever said,” retorted the Governor. Others who apoke against the bill) were Mrs. F. W. Graham and Mrs.| Galvin, representing the W. C. T. U. | ond Canon Chase. James P, Holland, President of the State Federation of | 10 aigned it hi Peraia A ppeain to | Gress. “1 don’t believe that there is any concurrence,” said the Governor, “when a man in Washington acts first and compels the others to act his way. That is not my idea of oonour- rence. It is not concurrence when we have to say amen to everything that ia done down in Washington.” Gov. Smith asked what would hap- pen !f the next Congress amended tho Volstead act by providing that 6 per cent. was the limit of non-intoxicat- ing beverages, Mr. Devey replied that Congress bad no right to fix that amount, as {t woutd violate the Con- ||] fe Rentarcred* tye Examination stitution, because 6 per cent. of alco- bel te tntexieating. Correctly Fitted Glasses, $3 to $10 “If that is true,” said the Governor, “the Highteenth Amendment was drawn by some person who is not on the level.’ “I wouldn’t want to be responsible for making that statement about the honorable gentlemen who drew that amendment,” said Mr. Devey. “I'm responsible for everything I Batabushed 58 Years. protect her against Bolshevik aggres- sion. ‘The sppeal, which follows the landing of Belshevik forces on Persian @ Agatnet | soil from (he Caspian Sea, was mado| | through the Persian Foreign Minister, | Persia has ap- “who is'tn Paris. “ATTENTION, MEN! ' FORCED TO! 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