The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1920. —— GOVERNORS AGAINST FEDERAL BLUE LAW No Sentiment in Their States for Pfan, Some Reply to The World. HARRISBURG, Pa. Dec. 2.—The Governors of many States, in con- ference here to-day, are opposed to the adoption of strict Sunday blue laws, reporters were told in reply to a question asking their views on the legislation proposed at Washington by reform elements. ry oppored any change in the existing laws relating to Sunday observance. “Tam absolutely opposed to tha plan,” he said. Gov. Ritchie of Maryland stated ‘he was personally in favor of healthy and proper observance gf Sunday but opposed “radical chai in present laws. Gov. Townsend, the retiring Gover- nor in Delaware, did not care to ex- press his personal view, but admitted his State was generalfy in favor of Sunday laws design@d after those in operation in Pennsylvania. Gove. Harding of lowa and Allen of Kansas said there was absolutely no wentiment m their respective States for change. Gov. Goodrich of Indiana said there was no sentiment in his State for such legislation. “There doesn't seem to be any de- mand for further change in the blue laws of West Virginia,” Gov.-elect Morgan stated. Goy. Robertson of Oklahoma de- clared his State has sufficient restric- tions at the present time and he didn’t see how they would change them. Goy, Olcott of Oregon stated he had been travelling for five days and had | no time to consider the proposition Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania said lel of Churches of Christ in Ameri Sunday observance Juws in Pennsy jvania during my Administration.” Anti-Saloon League Balke at Sup- porting Biue Lawn, BOSTON, Dee. 1—-A statment to the effect that the Antl-S: Leaghe of Americn “is not ing either directly or indires efforth to securd legislation Ing gambling, Sabbath obser divorce, social impurity, tobac &c," was made here to-day Bishop James Cannon jr, of the Meth- eopal Church South. non, whose home is in Va., and who is attend- ng of the Federal Coun- Bishop Richmond, Ing the m is Chairman of the National Legin- lative Cominittee of the Anti-Salgon jd that the sole object of ¢ is “the extermination of the beverage nie traffic.” URGES PIGEON-TOED WALK. Expert Tells Girls to “Tarn In? and imp: + PITTSBURG, Dec, Walk pigeon- toed if you wish to have fine feet, Alao pick ip marbles with your toos, for they ved exorcise, which they do not get all cramped up in the narrow shoes worn by most women. This was but a small part of the advice given by H. W. Rit- . orthopedic expert, in a lecture on “How shoos nd stockings affect your personality," udience of girls tem © t personality, ou, arntle he urt? Can you war with the light, springy step of youth if your shoes are too short? 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