The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1920, Page 17

LIQUOR INTEREST “AIDED BY SOCIETY, INSISTS DR. ELIOT Young Are Taught Lawlessness and Encourage Men to Insobriety, BOSTON, May &5.— President Emeritus Eliot of Harvard, speak- ing at the annual meeting of the Unitarian’ Temperance Society in Arlington Street Church, opposed the sale of beer and light wine and declared the present Prohibi- tion laws can be enforced. “Thefe is a part of our social organization that we aré pleased to ‘call ‘good society,’ he added, “whichis resisting the enforce- ment of the Eighteenth Amend- ment. These people arg causing a good deal of trouble throughout all parts of the country, The principal thing they are doing the teaching of lawlessness. Espe- cially they are teaching it to the young. I know whereof I speak by reason of my knowledge of the Harvard undergraduate body. “There are young women in this section who do not objdct to meet- ing young men when the latter are ‘woozy.’ They meet these young men at balls given by our matrons who countenance. this sort of thing.” MORSE INDICTMENT Action Taken at Request of Ship- ping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation, Federal action against Charles W. Morse, growing out of his part in the sale of the steamship John G. McCul- lough to a citizen of France, ended to- day when Judge A. N. Hand granted a | motion of United States Attorney Cuf- fey asking that the indictment be dis- missed. The motion was made on ad vice from Attorney General Palmer's office. The Federal Grand Jury brought dictments against: Morse, Capt. 8 Miechell, the United States Steamship Company ‘and. thé. J. G. McCullough Company on May 0. The indictment charged that permission of the United States Shipping Board to sell tho hoat had not been obtained as required by Jaw, and also that the defendants had failed. to offer the American vessel to the Shipping Board at the price offered the of France.” 5 explained to, the court ato ¥ 14—claven day® aftergtty ‘and Jury had returned its indict @ont ‘a. joint meoting was held by th Shipping | Board and the Emergenc Fleet. Corporation at which a resolutio was passed requesting that the indict- ment be disminsed. The steamer "was, subsequent to its rench concern, transferred ment of Tunis, ‘Africa, ne World War waa surk submarine, ro ABSA nee Weeks ; ene . INFANT KIDNAPPED; | mother’ ot Fiorence, tert the child in| BRYAN OPPOSES MANDATE. - ,. The “Bayer Cross” is the thumb-print of genu- line “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” cic ik Ha pee ear HE EVENING WORLD, a ee ? ber carriage in front of the father's store and a half hour later she and! uw. ¢ the carriage were gone | RESTORED IN HOUR! {Man Arrested “Found Her Crying The police were notified and a de: i ie scription of the child and carriag# . in Carriage” in Front of | was sent to patroimen on post, Three Armenia, Mother’s Home. wheels of Florence's carriage were! hag say a ” ainted white and one was green. Mr, Bryan, said Two-year-old Florence Koenigs-j Painted white ane ome et Pd waking the world berg, daughter of John’ Konigsberg, a/ This led to Kenonski's arres “even for demo. stationer of No, 2384 Eighth Avenue,| A few minutes after 11 o'clock by jregogniging the ss cantina i | nd aWniering the. was kidnapped and restored to her|Patrolmen Lennon and Maycott were | (oag 3 th friend of ail parents, all within a hour, last night.|@t Manhattan Avenue and 117th) nel Locked up in the West 128d Street |Street when, they say, Kenonski and te Abpeas. jthe carriage with t white wheels | o Comptroller ¢ Station is Leon Kenonski, thirty- aig to-day filed notice : J passed and they arrested him. i the Gown Cte cine , four, of No, 1644 Amsterdam Avenue,| According to the police, Kenonski | (hue he inrende to ‘agpeal. to the ape who, the police assert, was arrested | said the réason he iad taken Florence | pellate Division of the Supreme Court rying in front | {rom the. writ of mandam was the father | Saturday by Justice Scud ng Craig to ‘pay ‘Charles 8." Devoy ‘a sala # chief clerk of the Brooklyn | $ Cour nap ‘ . | Was “he had found h while wheeling Florence along Man. | toe ine eas hattan Avenue in her carriage. of two children, he thought he should | At 10.30, Mrs, Bessie Koenigsberg, ' take her home to comfort her.” : NAME “BAYER” ON GENUINE ASPIRIN Identifies the true, world-famous ‘Aspirin, prescribed by physicians | for over eighteen years | and for Pain in general. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost but a few cents. Druggists broken “Bayer package” are \safe and proper|also sell larger Bayer packages. Aspirin is the directions for-Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Tooth-|trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono- ache, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis|accticacidester of Sulicylicacid.—Advt. 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