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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
ROCK ISLAND STOCK
SOLD AT AUCTION ON
COURT HOUSE STEPS

Aeu YORK, Dec e. z-Owncrship Of
railroad. rerrcsentcd by millions or
dollars worth of stock. was auctloned
oH today on thc stcps uf the New
York county court house.
The old stuck of the Chicago. RocE
Island and pacino Railway compans
was put up at foreclosure sale and
vas bid m for ss.l3b.800 without
yomprililou by James a. Wallace.
chnlrman of the protection commit
Tee oi holders OF our per cent coiiat-
eral trust bonds of the Chicasn. RocS
Island and Pacific Railroad company
aaalnst which the stock was coilat-
teral
The price realised Tor the stock
waE SIC a share. The par Neiue b
sioo. The sale was reEarded in Wall
street nt smother step iu the rending
reorganization Of fhe Rock island
system.
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German Official Statement

Berlin tny wireless to London
Dec. ee 3.55 ,. mo- The German
official report given out thE alter
noon reods as follows
Al Nieuport aud in the region
around Ypres the situation yesterday
was generally quiet
In order 20 recupture the post
tions lost by them December 20 at
81 Hubert and Giyenchy. the English
forces, reinforced hy French terri
t0rinis. mude desperHte attacks dur
ing the DAY Of yesterday and last
night iii of which. however. were
repulsed IN the region arnand
Richebourg the enemy succeeded IN
obtaining a firm foothold in his Ga
positions.
French attacks yesterday in tho
neighhorhood of Albert 10 the north
east of compicgnc. at souain ana at
fsrthes were rcpuiaed with heavy
losses 20 the French
In tho western part of the Ar
gounr district We captured n Few
trenches in the eastern Argonnc. 90
the north and northwest of Vsrdun.
French utiaf ks were rtpu'srd Win
heavy losses To- the French
The situation ln East and west
Prussia is uuchaugcd ln Poland
our troops engaged in a nerve battle
for possession Of branches of the
iizurka and Rawka rivers fn many
instances they CROSSED over fhe trib-
utarios already in their possession.
son the rlght bank of the river
PHca the fiRhting by the Gcrmanie
allies continues.
Unfortunately g. was discovered
Yesterday after the publication of the
army order ~ General Jonrc add
dressed o. his troops that this COM
manicHtiou contained the following
appendix
This order must be- made known
90 AN nur troops this evening. its
publication ln The pfess must be- pre-
vented
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TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

The battle Ia France aud Bel
gium has bccomc more violent.
both the Germans and the allics
making furious attacks. Altliongh
u was said in an official French
aCpount of resent lighting that
ttc Gcrmans were nov ON the
defensive everywhere. f.day's
ircIuh war oiiicc statement toId
az German attacks NJ four point.
The German statement Ia turn
Describes several attacks by the
allies.
~ fHf ~ can De learned from
thcec statrlncnts. there have been
no marked changes In positims.
aitlonah the French assert tl,nt
Ia ane Instance they captured
neai1s = nnic of ciitrcnch,Sl Ger
man Positions. References Co
Trenches taken and rcfakcn. "a
viotcnt iIny0nct engagements aud
to heavy ios~s~ inflicted show the
desperate nature uf thu struggle
tonceFning the situation an I'n-
land there was little information.
The German war office said that
fierce lighting was in prUgtcs-
there aud that at some points
German troops Ind crnsssd the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

Maar hoeer. A. "a. Dee 2--harry
o. Thtw seon wiii make another
0aht o. establish his sanity in tne
npinlon of several arquainiances. Thr
opportunity H s expected. Will he
afforded whea Thaw is returned to
New YORK state to answer ihe lndict-
moni charsng conspiracy to eacape
from tho insane slium at Maitea-
wan.
Toe plans of ihe fuE.uNes counsel
are closely guarded hui h was iau-
mated TO-DAY that ere enoria Of che
Nee YORK. Hufhof ,ies Go prove ThaW
vas competent fo commit an iir2ai
asa miaht nc foreed Dy the drfena' to
polEt where the evidence could hf
used t0 prove thar be- wee absolutely
sane. ThaU 10 waH slid. wiis CON.
aiantiy in tsuch with his onirf roun
sol former secretary 90 state fhi.
andcr a. Knox. who was u his coun-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

fire on ne plateau of Nouvrnn
In the Sectors of the Aisne and of
Rheims. there were artillery cngaee-
incnt=
In ChamUagnc and d'Argonns ln
tfe vicinity of soualn. there have bccn
violent oayouet engagements We
have not made prusrcss IN this region.
Ne have oc,up.ei in The suburbs of
Perihes- Les Hurlus three German
Positions, representing front of en-
trenohments i.5o0 Yards long To the
northeast cf Beauselur. We have COM
solldafed the position occupied by us,
December go. and We have occupied
an the trenches IN the immediate
vicinity of Mount Cavaiirie.
I'm the forest Of Ia Grurle oar
progfrss continues. AZ 81 Huber' we
rcl luised AN atme. n the forest OF
olants. Here eerrsin gr0und has
been lost but We recaptured two
thirds of is
"Between the Areon1e and tne
MeuEe there has been sltghi progress
in the s8.llfbs ct Nauq0is io THE north
of the forest OF Malancourt our
troops were sucgessful in maKing
their way through "a aar5ed wire en-
mnhicmout and in taking possession
.of certain trenches 81 the enemy.
where the5 maintained themselves.
~On the right uank of the Meuse
n the forest of Consetyn. we first lost
and then reconuncred after lively
hsht. the territory galncd by us de-
cenDen g9
From the hcls hts N the Meuse to
Ihc Nosges there is nothing 60 re-
port
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French Official Statement

Paris 3ec. 22 C2.t5 q. mD--The
fre1ch war Office this afternoon gave
ouf an Official statement az follows
iieiween sh0 sea and the los DUR
ing the dag of December 2i, there
Nas nothing other than artillery en-
7asementF. fetween the i.yR and the
A'sae We ronuiaed German aitatA-
ine column. which vns endeaforing
Q" t,me out from Csrency. and we
toes several houses af nlsnes
An attack 81 the enemy on NAM
etz and the nearby trcaches made "a
impoasibie for our troops o. make ma.
tefial progress in this direction. In
tke reslon ~ iIhons three attacks OF
the enemy were repllsed.
We made sliEhi eains 90 the east
ana % the west ~ Tracs-Le-Val. and
our artillery delivered sn snrftiFe
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~ IGAIttN AND RtMANn
sEfTiE TiitiR DIFFERENCES

Petrograd. via LONDON. Dec. z2-
81 80 D. m1 The bulgarian minis
tct announced to-day that an agree
mont had been reached between Ru-
mania ana hglgaria uadcr which
RuWanla win restore go Bulgaria the
province of uolrudla end most Of the
other territory which she acquired
from Bulgaria a. result oi the Sec
"nd halkan war
This asrcoment has been reached
withaut pressure from either Ger
many or thn allies. said un official
connected Wth thr bulgarian minis
try
We shall continue to be- neutral
and kumania. .aithough SHE has no
cause to tear us. also VIII remain
neutral
q has been asserted here that the
fenr of bulgaria alone had prevented
Ruman.h from invading Austria and
entering the wnr on the side Of the
allies
III Greogc would raturn Knvala
and the Macedonian territory she an-
noxed DARING the second nalkan war,
and scniu wauid restore to us the
Macedonian provinces she occupied.
despite her agreement of 1919. the
Balkan uuinn could be- reconstruct
ed sald the hulgarian official "Un-
der those circumstance lasting
peace would be- esiahlished ia the
balkuus Rut unforunatel, neither
/. Greere nor servia has shown an IN
feniion a. revise ihe trealy of nu-
|charsai
"rhe heir 40 the servian throne.
Prince Alexander on receigiug Prince
|rroubetskoy when the prince deliN-
|'ered his credentials from Emperor
Nioholas. at Nish yesterday. said
'sersia gpides her own national
INTERESTS meaning that soryia was
hoi ready o. return the Macedonian
Hroyincea
"A reconstructed Balkan usiou
would favor neither the ai,ies nor
.Ocfmany. nor would Il have any ag-
gressi,e Intentions Rumania's iran
lyl,anian aspirations. urccce'a claims
90 Turkish Islands ser,ia's diner
enecs With lAnstFia bring about such
+, conflict ~ inteFests that Il would
ne impossible a. throw the union a.
Whole one way ~ the niher our
+ relations with Turkey will remain
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Bsura river on their way toward
Warsaw.
IN tllc opinion OF the French
military authorities. the Germans
ARE beginning Ia loose their grip
on france aud belgium. IN OH
ciai summary Of the results
ashieved hy the allies In their of-
tcn-iNc movement rccOuuts pro-
gstss az many pC.nt- which
'sccms tO have disturbed the
enemy.
There T. connlc Of state
uisnts concerning the campaign
iu the east. THE Isnssian war Of
Use chaIlspgc- resent accounts nf
a great German Nictofy in Poland
by denying "malcVoient ISflort~"
Of the last few days. White " n
admitted ~ Pctrograd that the
rcts,nt retirement OF the Ilussian
fOfvcs Ia new positions was not
entirely voluntary. the claim "
made that the armies nrc NOW in
safer aud stronger positions.
David lloyd George. EritiSh
chancellor of the cxrhequcF. j.
quoted that before spring Great
Britain viii have 5OOO00 more
men NJ the iront.
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Wasblnetan. n,.. 2e--senerni
Zapata's report 1n the battle "t
pucbia was received mere today hf
Enrique a. LloreUe the GuiEfre1
ascnt
"in the auas and capture ~
Puebln moro thaa 10000 of ms
forces we're .eugnesJ asalnst "a large
force of Carran3a troops, 'it said
The remains of tn" eneW' , ioi a.
tnkinr adNaut4so pf uiEht ard tnt
tired condition ~ wv men, resreai'a
lu the dgectiHn ur nfiEaha. A cot
umn ten thousand suonE, pushed
them.
Tho Mexico Ciif chamber ~ come
merle, according tr another dihpal ID.
e. cooperating with Niiiaroal min
lister 80 nnnnce. fo uniiy the note if.
sues New niils viii he engrafcd and
printed ln the tnted tsatcs.
Heavy ashipE H reported uenr
Torrrna. but dispatches 90 the car
ranna agency Eiye no Indication 90 a
result
rhe state department. issued this
abatement
"a dlspatch just received FROM san
fuis putoa. states fat the sufrrnoi
or san Luis potpsi has ANNOUNCED
that an u4Feemeut has Heen reached
witb the military authorities af 81
lilo and Monterey by which tnpsf
cautnls will rcninlp nsntral and sna
pend uu movements of troops, nia'
all pnaacnecr trains fnom che city Of
Laredo. 10 ia rvqnrted that this as
uun uutld aI'rear fu indicate ina
there is NOT much disposition Co carr
on hosiunics iu ths Territory ln quea
tion and that there is not much oit
ter ferilng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
NOT \ TissPERANFF QUESTION,
pECI- RRFs INnERW OOp

Thc paasaEe oi The rule was pre-
redsd nl g statement hy DomUcfati'
Leader Underwood and scattering de-
bate un both sides Mr Underwood
made 80 clear that the Democrat
Leadership in the mouse was in favor
of meeting the ISSUE with vote.
"This s NOT temperance qucs-
uUu. hp said it mover hns been
Probiuuon has not produced tem
pcraues BOO the lands Whefc q has
been tried. regard this question
as an attack on the fundamental
principles 90 oug government lf H
Is allowed to go ou. without being
met. it wu mislead many people. n
allowed to proved without bcins
combatted the day may come when
Il may be serious menace 10 the
principles uf government which yun
and / believe in When the time
comics o. face great question there
s but one way to race o. That De- tn
the open You cannot push IL aside
m sou are right sou should have
the courage of your conviction ana
stand fof right Therefore. ] say to
the memeers who like myself are op-
posed t0 this resolution. Il b. not 0nis
youI right but Your duty 90 face this
question iu the open and give the
reasons Whf W. holieve u should DOT
bc WRITTEN into the fundamental Jaw
ct the land
The debate ON the rule bad been "a
running desuiiary fire. but with con
sidcfntion az the resolution itself the
real hoayy artillery vas unlimbered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
THAW WILL START
NEW EFFORT TO
PROVE SANITY
Jerome Admits II May Be a
Long Time Before National
Nuisance Can Be Landed
in the TOombs.

Ncw York. Dec. William Tray-
err Jerome was unprcparod to-day to
say when the leeai machinery for the
extmdition of NarN K Thaw from
Ncw Hampshire to thls county would
se put in motion ne Indicated that
hs had rcasnn to boiievo tnat Thaw b
attorneys would start new hsbess
corpus proCeedl1e- u Ntw inmp-
shire and that be- feared H m.shf He
r. lona time before Thaw saw thc iu-
side of the Tamhs prison. where ID is
pluuned 90 keep him pending hiF trial
on the thauEe a. conspiracy ta escape
from tho Maitcawan state hosuiiui for
the criminal insane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
MOTOR SHIP ASHORE
ON THE SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA COAST

ruu bics' Gals Dec. =. The mu-
,ur ship MslakAs. CaIaslt Hauasurs
of tht rasf AsMfir steausr,a c5tm-
Iauy. - ashore or tle sa4'lN.Ust ems
as Cedros island 800 ml,s south 60
Saa piego. uccording Go wireless
report received early today sy the
Point Loma station. from the Ameri-
cam Hawaiian freighfcr Arizonan.
u hn b. standing hN
The position of thc Molakka. A,5o0
tom ship. b. sheltered.
Tho Malakka len san Fra1cisco.
southhouud December Do Tor chris
tauN. NORWAY. The report from the
Ariaouan lid not say whether u
would be- possible to ndat ihe Maiakka
or how hadh she had been dsmagcd.
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French Official Statement To-
day Claims One Assault
Gains Entire Mile of the
Kaiser's Trenches.
SITUATION IN EAST
REMAINS A MYSTERY
Long Statement from Petro-
grad Largely Devoted to
Showing Why Good Strate-
gy Prompted Russian Re-
treat.

London. Dee 2e De.25 .. ml
81 is only at the northern and
southern extremities of The Inc
of battle in the eastern arena ot
the war that any marked change
is Go be- noted todny in the west
eru thcatcr siege warfare of a
most stubborn and laborious
kind persists. This briefly sums
up the situation both IN tire east
and in the west today. 80 TAR az
has been disclosed hy the official
s'atement
The ultimate outcome of the
German advance upon Warsaw
Is sul problematlcai as dccis-
I've conflict has yet to Be fought
Although the Russian center has
retired. it has nov been rein
forced and is holdine 'ihc line on
the lizura from is junction with
he N.stuin
North of the Nifiuia. III the re-
ports from PctruErad NAV be- be-
heNcd. the Germans nave been
whipped and pushed back over
me frontier until their line now
stretches behind Suldau, which
is midway between Lautenburg
aud Niedenhurg In East Prussia.
To the south d is commended in
l,uHsian reports that the move
mcnt 90 the Austriaus through
ihc Carpathlan mountains has
been defeated simultaneously
with the defeat of the garrison
"a Przemsal which was hurled
sack after an attempted sortie
Irnm hi. fnrIraas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
Eight Hour Debate on Hobson
Resolution for Submission
of Constitutional Amend.
ment Well Under Way.
LEADER UNDERWOOD
OPPOSES THE MEASURE
Neither a Prohibition Nor :
Moral Issue, He Declares,
But Principle of States
Rights Is at Stake.

Washington. Dec 22.---Inder
special rule. which Was adopt
cd without "a roll call. the house
began just after noon today az
eight hour debate on the HObaOn
resolution Go submit 10 the
states "a constitutional amend
mcut FOR national prohibition
An aye cud no vote win be
reached tonight
a rolling chorus OF ayes
greeted the question and the
house then plunged into one OF
the most iutcresting II not the
most spectacular debate OF re-
cent years
The passage OF the rule was
conceded hy those who oppose
the Hobsau rrsuluuop many of
whom voted for the rule 10 Set
tho resolution out 20 vote. Pas.
sage ul th, resolution requires
two-thirds vote .r The house 70
dn, ANA two-thirds vote later
BOO the senate. before "a b. suh-
mitted to the states,
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JEWISH REFUGEES FROM JAFFA
VICTIMS Of HORRIBLE ACTS
Of BARBARISM AND ROBBERY

Chlcaro, pec. The ex
puls.on ot Hebrews from Jana
was accompanied bs many acts
of harn1rism aud robbery ac-
cordi7g io special caulcEram
trom CaIro Ea,pt to th, Chi.ago
DalN News rod5v Tho story
sass that GOO refugee HenrrVs
from JaGt have iust arrived af
AIexaudIia pu the italian Steamer
Nieruclo Florio, lu4 adds
Thursday afternoon Hcdou.u
pilicc raldcd the Ghetto tat
Jauai arrested 1900 perHou- and
drove them az INC point of The
bayo1et Co the quay. H,rc thc
FlorIu was f0rced 60 receive ae
many OF them As could boz crowd
ed aboard Scenes attendinE this
operation were heartreutius
tt was after uightfaIl and
harbor polics and boatuen Hole
an the watches and money the
refugees were CarDing They
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
FRANCE THE EMANCIPATOR"
FIGHTING FOR THE WELFARE
OF MANKIND, SAYS vIVIANI

Paris Dec, 22 Premier Vivi-
ami, stating THE views of the gov
ernmcnt concerning the war to
the chamber of deputies today.
sild.
France. acting in accord with
her allies. VIII not sheath hNr
arms until after taking Ven-
geance for outraged rlghts. until
she has united for all time Co
the French fatherlano The prov
inces raNished from her by
force, restored heroic Belgium Go
the fuliueas of her material life
and her political independence.
and until prussian mill,arism has
been crushed. 90 the end that b
bc possible To- reconstruct. on q
basis of Justice "a Europe resen-
Grated
"If this contest is the most
gigantic ever recorded in HISTORY,
% be- not because the people uge
hurting thcmSelycs into warfare
10 conquer territory 90 win en-
largemcnt of material life aud
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ARGUMENT PROCEEDS
IN FIGHT AGAINST
ARIZONA PROHIBITION

los Angeles Cal. Dec. 11 OPP
pouenis ~ fhe Arizona prohibition
law prepared Co complete their arr
g0ments for an ntcrlocutory ipiunc-
llun today before the tribunal 90
three United states iudses sitting
hpro They bad foriS -hte minutcs
reinaininE iu wh.Ch to conclude the
presentation 81 their case. Then ans
state attorney general Wiley t.
Iones and hiF assistants were tn ne
ENsn three heun tn argue agaiusi
me issue of an Injunction. after
uhiah decision NaH expected
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nm ana Mayiorcna May Qult.


Naeo. Arlz. De. 2--It Governor
MaytoTeua uhand0us the siege of
Naco. sonora. az bee IS reported %
haye ngreed. General ncninmin Hif,
,he commander Of the Carranza g1f-
iI.ou iu the belcuEuernd town. VIII
not fellow him. according 20 iufornH-
on from his camp today Tie t"n
,y... ps desailt 1r tshting iu1 over
tho nuernatlona. boundary which has
,yft gght muc1 danagc On the Amor
isL side WII end ana the crisis. 90
TAR 90 it ane ts the rn.s@0c4e1 Amer
icah army det1,hm, MIS- stationed here.
Nlll oe pasi.
The nm agrctirent tu stay at Nnco,
aud not follow Huytorcna when he
aifhdraWs. has not received oiiir inl
conit nation, but tse planw as to "e
the feature o.. a Cuuivrclce TODAY bee
tween Hil and Hrigadier General
Hugh J.. Scott. ch.-f &C stan of the
United states afuA who came here
for the purpose of inducing the Mex
ican commanders fU move their 'on-
Hict away from tao United states
border
The heavy dow1pour has halted
further exchange .l shots between
the Mexican factions The trenches
of Mayorenn' truaus were Hooded
and Hu reported todag that the
bodies of several -lain Indians Rad
been washed doa1 u.s lincs
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economic nnd political advantage.
bat because they urc struggling
To determine the fatc of the
world. the premier continued
Nothing greater has ever ap-
pcured before the vision 81 man.
Against barbarity and dospu-
tism against the system ui
rfoFocatioua and methudicai
meuaces which Gcrmany calied
peace. against tho system of
murder and pillage which Ger
many called war. against The in-
snlont Do scmony OF q military
caste wh3Hh luosod the scuurRo.
France the einancipator. France
the vengeful, al the side of her
aiiics arose and advanced 90 the
fray
THAT is the stake 70 is
greater than our lives Let us
continue thCn 90 have but one
united soul and tomorrow boz
peace nt yirtory we shall recall
with pride these days OF tragedy
for they viii have made OF us
more vulorous and better men
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fore rings from the Hneers and
ear uUss iram the ears cot w0m-
eu aud giria and thc hurbor rang
with -hrlck- aud frantic pleas.
Ca.ltrrI were separated from
parents and husbands from wives
several OF tho men. reseutiug
thc nrultil.ic- ta their wives.
were thrown overheard by boat
men and drowned before thc eyes
az the women.
The old hotel Metr0pol ut
Alc1aadria ANA other hotels have
been hired fu the refugees by
several weaf.W JrNs of al ma
u0nalitir- Mans OF the ref
ugees arc r-ur mad with ap-
urehcnsiou tor the rate ~ thous-
a1ds of relatives and friends FOR
whom there vas NO. board aboard
the Florio D. is feared that this
is Only tho a~sinniug OF Turkish
atrocities. There are $4,000 or
more peaceful Russian Jews In
Palestine
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try home al valley Forse Pa today.
Thav's recrcfHrt intimafed That Mr
Knox might come to Manchester. Il
was also surEestal that a. further
move 60 DELAY tlr execution uf the
order Of the Jntcd States Supreme
court for the removal of Thaw 60
View York wus within the range ~
possibility blt G auythins of this
sort is contcmHstci me plan is
known only 10 TAaw ana ms counsel
the order for H.- removal hofu the
so DAYS OF rra,e permitted in such
cases hiss elapsed
Thaw was cnlosiue today the same
restricted liberty thar has been MS
e1cr De was placed in the custody
ui Holman brew of Coos county,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

washington. Dec. "a Diplomatic
dispatches today report the departure
o. General CurrauEu from Vera cruz
Tor the iEthmus OF Tehauntepcc
Factions opposed to carrauza were
inclined 90 rcgard t ts hisht aifec
hc defeat ul hls arm, az Pu.1la. but
Cbrranza ,ficials pointed out that
3 uetlmc aso he had announced his
intention a. Nisitiug the isthmuA
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HOBsON IIs NDS or
Tlu1 HEAVY ARTILLERY

Mr Hohslu Ied 81 with an earnest
and dramatic demand Tor BE- passage.
re dcclared "a state had o right to
be .dry ihat the LIQUOR business
vas hu interstate nuisance and that
There had never been q serious cun-
hiCt between federal and state laws
foi protection 20 the morale of the
reop e. He portrayed me devastat-
ing effects of iguor, "a habit forming
drus whose shacklca victims. he
said. to-day numbered five million
"lt shortcns ife and hhahtf the
onsprns he said "and hrings hun
dreds Of thousands OF people 90
drunkar,s graves each year a.
thoy are born
Representatlye Hohson referred 90
tha nraphic charts ponraylng the
evils of the n1uor traluc. and afier
spcnklnE onh ten minutes himself.
BEGAN tu Rleld time 10 other mem
hers who spoke iu support % his res
olufihn
Representative Decker. Tubble.
Langley i.osue and nen (Caufornial
made brief spec hes ~ favor of thc
amendment
Mr Underwood then sQeaking on
the resolution directly. OPPOSED Il
ThiF r. no. a moral ir4u, ~
said. $40 sfest proercks IN the
worlds morality was ever iaade a.
I the point az ihe sword of Wlth the
force of soqerumeni behind Ia We
are here today to consider q proposal
a. to whether cermln pelice reauLi
! tlons should BE- turned over o. the
federal guvcfnmsnt insteaa 81 beins
allowed to remain in fhe novernWsni
of farlous states Nhefe tne foandef'
~ me natior placed them believe
man shoulf nr ~ temperate la hl.