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VETERAN PRIVATES
ORGANIZE TO VOTE
(Continued from First Pagel

CONTINUED from First Page)
and fought in the ranks OF Byng's
(British) army on the western front
without asking permission to do So
Here's one OF our objects" Sperry
continued, as he produced a small
printed folder bearing the caption,
soldiers, sailors, and marines in all
cities OF the United States wanted as
organizers for the Private Soldiers
and Sailors Legion"
Demand Unjust Fines Returned.
With one finger OF. hand calloused
by toll, he pointed out the following:
Thousands OF soldiers were sub
iected to needless hardships and pri-
vations by the unjustly heavy fines
and other penalties imposed upon
them by incompetent and unit Of
ficers in courts martial for insignifi-
cant. petty infractions Of military
regulations: Congress should at once
take necessary action to see that these
fines - be promptly repaid to
honorably discharged soldiers, sailors;
and marines"
Sperry emphaticaIly denied that his
organization was Bolshevistic in Its
tendencies. I'VE are not .Bolsheyiki, %
he said.
Platform Of Organization.
"our other objects?" sperry. asked.
Read this" Again he quoted from
the folder: -"
I've demand prompt action by
Congress to open up for demobillzed
soldiers, sailors and marines the op-
portunity to employ their labor on
the unused lands and natural re-
sources of our country"
2-"And we don't want to be con-
fined to swamp lands, cut-over stump
lands and desert lands, either"
3-"We hold that the hundreds o.:
millions of idle acres of good agricui-
tural, mineral and timber lands and
vacant city lots are none too good for
the use of. the soldiers who are con-
ceded to have saved civilization at
$50 a month"
I've seek no crumbs OF private
charity; we accept no dole of public
aims; we know our: rights and we
demand, them like men,"
Not After Others Jobs.
5-"We do not propose to be used
as crowbars to pry some other man
or a woman out of job. Nor do we
intend to be recruited into an army
of unemployed to be used as a lever
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
Tall Vases for Easter FOWers

Vases of clear glass, tall enough to hold Easter
lilies or long-sprayed blossoms for home church
They range from u to "a inches in height priced from
IS cents to 1896 each
Glassware Department. Fifth floor.
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
Tkere,s AEuaus Use for a Screen

EspeeiaIly in small apartments where space must Be
considered They will give privacy to corner, cut OF
the view from the front door, hide unsghtly trunk
and add generally to the looks Of any place. for
come with frames Of oak mahogany, and panels OF
burap in brown green blue rose for general use,
and with frames enaneed in white cream and pan
eed in soft coLored cretonnes for the bedroom There
is large assortment to choose from on the
sixth floor f street
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Not After OtheFE' Jobs.

5-"We do not propose to be used
as crowbars to. pry some other man
or a woman out of a job. Nor do we
intend to be recruited into an army
Of unemployed to be used as a lever
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
Do You Use Glass Cooking Dishes?

Then you know just how splendid they are, and
if you have been waiting for Pyrex pie plates and
casseroles You'll be glad to know that shipment
has come Women who cook Pyrex glass dishes enjoy
watching the cooking process and find that the cook
snisndidlv Every day brings new ideas in kitchen
ware and among the latest are
MIXING BOWES OF GLASS
That come in sets Of five bowls for $1OO If sold
separately II cents to A5 cents each. These bowls
are of an unusually tough glass that will withstand
much rough usage and they in the proper sizes
for the convenience of the coO Ask to see them IN the
China Department. Fifth floor.
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
FG Tri.COTn Hat Is
RecOniinn to You

And you ike it better than the usual sailor you'll be
delighted to find several styles here with the tailored
band or with extra trimming in the form Of small
cockade at one side Black navy taupe, tan and purple
are the eoors shown In both the tailored teorns and
dressy wear.
= millinery Department, Third floor.
The Washington times., 1919-04-08

-.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
(BULLETIN.)

Dnes rano po druhe hodine
pol,cie podnikla vypravu ma
kterous farmu u Akron, kteraz
to farma die doslechu ma byt
strediskem banditI posledni
cas- v Clevelandu operujicich.
Jsou pry mezi nim. vylamovaci
znicivsi predv6irem dynami-
tenn pokladnu General Baking
Co., 1887 vych. 35 ul., jakoz i
tfi lupi6i v6erejsi kradez She
riff trzists spachavsi.
Vyprava vydala Sc k Akron
dvsna emergencnjmi pol. vo-
zy a rizena je nacelnikem Smi-
them. Kazdy dcastnik exped;-
ce ozbrojen je puskou i revol-
yerem a 5 policii ma venkov cd
jel tez kterys sofer, jemuz kla
de Sc Ia vinu, zef spolecnikem
dotcene druziny lupici. Sofer
je pfipoutan k jednomu stra 4
nikovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
MAYOR ROZMNOZf POLICN O 200
MUzU.

Policia vyzvedeIa. ze ma lou
pezi General Baking Co. po-
dileli Sc tez vyslouzili kriminal
nici George Loste.ner a John
Grogan, kteri po lupu uieli z
mesta a dnes casne rano spa
trent byli Canton. Policie ma
fidila uradGm V Canton zatce-
nj jmenovane dvojice. nedoslo
vsak k tomu, ponevadz oba
bandite uprchli i z Canton dri
we nez detektivove Sc Jim ma
stopu dostali. Losteiner a Gro
AN pochazeii 2 New Yorku a
fotografie obou 'zdopl vsecky
palerie zlocincG We Spojenych
iStatach.
Cd pnl noci do sesti hodin
dnes rano udalo Sc C'evelan-
du patnact novvch zlocinn.
| Cernoch J. Dent, 2815 Cen
trail ave. byl ukladn6 zavraz-
den; L. Jacobsova, $500 Lin
wood Ave. napadena kterVms
chliDnikem 13 novVch louue5
nych prepaden{ ufadnm byte
,reportovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14
LOUPEzNE PkEPADENf U TRzNICE
ma SHERIFF I'LL.
PkRUG POKLADNlkA NATIONAL
BISCUIT CO., EDWIN PEJSA,
OBRAN o $4,000.
BANDlTY OPUSTENE AUTO NALEZENO POZDEJI
"a REKLAMNfM STfTEM u CESKE BROADWAY

ste ely ruch. Sotva pekafsky
vlz z Boliyar Road odbocil, OBJ
jevilo Sc ia MIN velke Zelene
auto, V nemz til mladi muzi
sedeli. T6zky pekarsky viz
volne harasil ma poulicni dla-
,abe a tro.Dce autoistu "a MIN
rovn6z nesp6chala. Kdyz ale
viz dostal Sc k samenu pru-
cell trznice, auto IA MIN jedou
ci nahle vyrazilo V pred - pri
mo pred kOne Beinhartova po
vozu, takze vozka jen rychlym
Ipohybem vyhnul Sc srazce. A
'nez Peisa i Bernhart Sc vzpa-
matovali, jeden autoista, revol
verem ozbrojeny opustil stroj,
'vyskocil ma kozlik pekarskeho
vozu, odhrnul pokryvku a u
chvativ wax pencil vratil Sc
do auta. mezi tim co jeho KUN
pan, rovn6z bambitkou ozbro-
ieny ma prekvapene muza mi
lrJ. Hned ma to automobil lu-
|piCi odbOGi, ma vych. Bolivar
Road a zmizel oGi okrade-
Invch. To vSe bylo dilem jedine-
no okamziku a pred zraky ne
kolika set lidi u trznice vycka-
'vajicich. Tri vteriny po prepa-
Ideni kterys straznik prikvac.l
ma misto loupeze a ZaZname-
nav 81 cislo uiizdejiciho auta
alarmova! detektivy, kteri de-
Iset minut po vyievu Il trznice
ipustili Sc v'u' autech ia smell
lei. Nasledovala pfekotna hon
na, skortivsi ma Broadway
kde band;te zabocili autem "a
ireklamni slit ma prazdny lot c.
1928 Broadway a opustivse
stroi uprchli. Policie nalezla V
IopuStenem autu PejSuv tlumok
Ia V mem desitidollarovou zla-
Itou minci. jakoz zminenou po
Iukazku ma $4,000 zneiici V
kapsicce vaku ukrytou.
TTi tisice dollaru bankov-
kach a stTibrnych penezich
bandit6 vSak "a ut6ku wall
ISSebOu.
Bandit6 bvli asi 22leti. tina
I've pleti, nell tmave cepice ma
hlavach. terne Zinniky ma te-
llech a nebyli dosud polapeni.
Zelene auto, lupici "a prepa
deni uzivane a ma Broaway O.
Ipustene bylo til hodiny pred
loupezi c.. Swaneyovi. 1919
vych. 93 ul., ukradeno.
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CUV. COX NASTOLEN.

Guverner James NJ. Cox zno
vunastolen We statnim kap.tolu
V Columbus. Treti jeho inaugu
race vyriZana "a spolecne
schuze po3lancu i statnich Sc
natoru. Nastoleni bylo jednodu
che a skoncilo oblikatni pfisa-
hou. Guverner do zasedaci ST.
ne vessel We spolecnosti nekoli-
ka zakonodarcG a jakousi cest
nou straz tvofili mu vys,ouzilci
re svetove va]ky, asi deset
brancG-ro konvalescentG, pro-
s. s'avivsich Sc V bitvach ma Mar
ne iinde. lnauguracni parady
letos nebylo a inauguracni Piles
rovnez odpadl. Vecer doslo jen
k hostine V sini Elku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14

Ia vcerejsiho jasneho odpo-
ladne udalo Sc v Clevelandu il
ne nanejvyS smele loupezne
prepadeni a to u Sheriff Street
trzist6, kde byl obran vypomo-
cny pokladnik firmy National
Biscuit Co., krajan Edwin Pei
sa o til tisice dollara hoto-
vych penezich.
Pejsa spolecne Sc spravcem
staff uvadene pel,arsk6 velko-
firmy, Frant. Bernhartem.
1916 Central Ave-, poslan by
svymi predstavenymi do ktere-
hos bankovnfho 1stavu pen6-
ri a nekolika bankovnimi pou-
kazkami. Bankovky stribrne
penize V castce $4,000 dany do
vaku a desitidollarovy zlatak
jakoz poukazky vtesnany do
kapsicky tehoz rucniho tlumo-
ku.
Ku cest6 k bance pouzito
velkeho kryt6ho pakarsktho
vozu, tazen6hO parem koni.
Rcrnhart fidil kon6, Pejsa Sc
del vedle neho Ma kozliku a
yak pencil a poukazkami de
kou prikrytS spocival mezi ODE
ma muzi. Viz jel po Bolivar
Road, kde Zaboc;l. severn6 ma
vfchodni a ul. smerem ku trz-
nici. Ulice hemzily Sc lidem a
Il trznich budov panoval zv.a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-14

Vzhledem ku nesnesitelnym
pomerGm V ulicich naSeho me-
sta, castym kradezim loupe-
zim. mayor Davis hodla We
trech dnech rozmnoziti nasi
policii dive ste muzG = vzdor
stavaiicim administracnim fl
nancnim nedostatkGm. Mayor
hodla nejakym zpGsobem Pc
nize mestu Sc vypIjcit, ably roz
mnozenlm policie stavaiici ne
jistota v ulicich konecne byla
odstranena.
Mladf voienSti vya!ouzilci
budou mayorem ku polcejni
sluzbe verbovani. Novackove
budou konat sluzbu ma stani-
cich v tichych ulicich, kdez-
to zkuseni straznici budou ko
mandovani k praci detektivni,
zvlaSt do dolenniho mesta. No
vackove znstanou We sluzbe ma
zkousku mesic, nacez teprv po
drobf Sc nutnym pol. zkous-
kan. Clevelandska policie po-
zistava pritomne re 700 muzu
a We tfech dnech bude iich 900
Urh4zeti o pol. sluzbu Jest do
sti. zvlasf byvalych vylosova-
nvch pesich brancn 'vojfnn
namofnfch.
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WSs. WSsl
ZABIT AUTEM.

68lety starec c.. Cook, 1O617
Pasadena Ave-, byl vGera ma
st. Clair Ave. pfejet automobi-
lem pan{ K. Blackove z (. 1888
East boulevard a ma miste u
smrcen. Blackova tvrdf. ze sta
roch vbehl il pffmo pred auto
ze motor v Gas zastaviti me-
mohla. Policie panicce uv6fila
a nasledovne ku Zatceni nedo-
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PROTI PROHIBICL.

VySlOuZllcl le+ SVe1OVe Vagky
zakladaji V Cincinnati a jinych
NEST aeh ligy, ktere
budou prot prohibici praco-
vat. Prohlasuje Sc. ze 2avede-
nj prohibice vyyola yeskou ne
voli mezi cejicimi Sc vojiny.
jim7 odejmuta pfilezItost foz-
hodovati o v6ci. ktera Sc jich
take tyka. Jeden valecny zpra~
vodaj sd6luje, ze Sc tu jedna o
diva milliony vojinG, naleza-
iicich Sc We Francii, Il nichz ka
zdy jest Obcanem a proh':bice
bude jednotlivych statech od-
hiasovana ia jeho nepritonno
sti. Tyz Zpravodaj pravi, re
skoro vsichni ameriGti vojini
We Francii Sc naucili pitt vino
a iakkoliv nenl mezi nina Zad-
neho opilstvi, budou jiste pro-
testovati, az Jim bude donna to
to pravo odejmuto. Navyk ten
to jest Zcela vysvetlitelny, po-
azime-li ia jakych pomeru
naSi vOjini We Francii Ill: a bo-
jovali. Jejich francouZsti, bri-
ticti. belgicti a italSti kamara-
di takrka bez vyiimky pill Vi
no naSi hoSi mu take rychle
plivykli, zejmena kdyz voda
nebyla vetsinou k pitt a lekafi
pred nj varovali. Ma mnohych
'mistech We Francii bylo snaZe-
il dostati 1ehci druhy vina, nez
Idobrou p.tnou vodu a kazdy .je
tam pill, ami ma'ych ditek nevy-
jimaje. Americti prohibitnlci
"a reformatOri caste s hruZou o.
|znamovali, za naSi vojlni pill
We Francii vino a pivo, kdyz je
mohli dOstati a vyzyvali valec-
my department ably to zapove-
del, avSak jejich natlak nemel
zadneho ucinku. Anglicti a
francouzsti vojini prohlaSova-
Ii, re americti vojini PHI velice
mirne a nikde nebylo tax malo
opilstvi, jako meZi mimi, coz Ia
Ike americti dustojnici potvrzu
il. We spoieneckych zemich je
ia americke prohib.tni zachva
ty pohlizeno utrpnym uSme-
vem a ami V Anglii, kde je OBJ
chod lihovinami znacne obme-
zovan, nemohou pochopiti,
proc ma byt rozsahly vinarsky
a pivovarni prumyS znicen, re
.imena kdyz jest skoro jst6, ze
zavedeni prohibice bude NIT
"a nasladek uzivani ruznych
skodlivych drogu. Jisto jest. re
americti vAilni po svych zkuSe
nostech We Francii nebudou
spOkojeni s prohibici budou
prot vSeobecAe zapov6di l,ho-
vim prOtestovati. az Sc vrati do
Spoj. StatG.
WSS1 IWSSl
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WSSl WSS
WSSI IWSSI
GUVERNEROVO POSELSTVi

Treti lhGta guy. Coke zaha-
Jena vcera V poledne a brzy ma
to znovu nastoleny guverner
zaslal zakonodarne poselstvi V
n6mz pfimlouva Sc pfedevsim,
aby finance NEST v Ohio byly
vetsim bernim rozpoctem posi-
leny. Je rovnez pro to. ably stat
nj prohibice, pakli byla jiz od-
hlasovana, byla die zakona "a
povednikG tez dodrzovana. Da
lie odporucuie, ably po navratu
ohajske mi!ice Franc;e tato
byla zreorganisovana a novym
pomerdm prizpGsobena.
Konecne je pro to, aby vse-
cky statni zakony Nemcum v
Ohio nadrzuiici byly odstrane-
ny a usvedceni zradci-cizinci
by ze zeme byli vyvezeni. Gu
werner je. tez pro rnzne skolni
opravy. nicmene veskere DO
drobnosti reforem financnich
j .iinvch must 81 vypracovati nv
|neiSi legislature sama.
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OCHOTNICTvC tEsKf SINE
SOkOL..

Ma zapadni strane sorgani-
soval Sc kruh vybranych ochot
niku V mohutny sbOr. kteri pra
covati budou We prospech sine
same, a tim tsz i We prosp6ch
teske svob. skoly; tedy k 6c.a-
lu vskutku potrebnamu a uzi-
teGnemu.
fiditelstvi 8 nemalymi Obet-
mi ziskalo n6koilk cennych her
ktere pro Cleveland vesm6s bu
dOu novinkOu. Zalczi tudiz ma
veskerych spolcich v sfni Sokol
umlstenych, ma obacenstvu
zapadni strany, by podnik ten
to die zlsluhy podporovalo,
coz bude naSim ochotnikim il.
ste jen popudem, pfedstav.ti
nam vzdy hry skutecne cenne
Pristl stfedu~sbor tento kona
svoji schdzi, a kdo by .ieSte
cht6l teto V pravd6 nejuSlech.
Itilejsi zabave Sc venovati, ma
prilozitost Sc prihlasiti. Vybo,
" ustavujicf schulz zvolen ma.
Is'edovn6: Predseda p. H. Be-
'cka. taiemnice 81. S. Podval
lska, pokladnik p. A. Panek.
Ia riditele move teto spoiled.
nosti ziskani osvedceni d,vade
nj odbornici PIP. Roman Hachs
a Frederick A. Mucha.
Zastupci patronatu sine jsol
Karel Hoch a Josef Urbanec
VIC q fTITCC7
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LOUPILA v BYTECH SOU
SEDU.

Ma 1stredni policajni stani-
ci zavfena jest jista pani vyda-
vajici Sc "a 23letou E. Sylve-
strovou. 3S44 Storer Ave. Ia
tcena pry doznava, ze "a noel
navstevovala opustene byty V
sousedstvi kde kradla. Byla po
stizena V obyd.i pani A. Hen
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nela dosti penez ma zabavu a
pekne od6vy a proto ze Zaby-
vala sc loupezi.
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KUPUJTE II OBCNODN1.
KU. KTERi We "SVETIJ"
NINA kHryvf - -.-- r. :.
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rychove, 1901 Storer Ave, kde
odcizila $40 nejake drobne
skvosty. VymlouvA Sc, ze ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-28

NEW YORK Oct. 21.--New York today
honored tho anniversary cf IN: birth Of
Theodore Roosevelt. tw"nty-Sitth presl-
dent OF the United States soldier. writer.
American Here and at Oyster Bay
where hundreds visited the simple gave
OF the Great Citizen" memorial services
were held.
Tonight eulogies by men prominent in
all walks Of life marked the end OF
Roosevelt week.
Three notable dinners and ma ny meet
,ngs were held tonight in hondr OF the
memory Of the former president. Elthu
Root delivered an address at the Rocky
Mountain cubs dinner. at whi&h Alton
B. Parker presided. Rcgi II. PoEt. form
or governor Of Porto Rico. addrd ssed the
Harvard classmates. and at the dinner
Of the League OF Foreign Born lCItlz-ns
Professor Samuel McCune Lin dsal. OF
Columbia. spoke.
AT Oyster Bay. Will H. HayeE. chair
man Of the Republican National COM
rnittee, addressed memorial maSs meet
ing.
During the day here three ARMY air
planes started from Mineola aid flew
over the Twcnty-sccond street N&w York
house in which Colonel Roosevelt WAS
born. They dropped 5000 roses on its
roof
The courts Of the "ity opened today
with tributes by the judges to ,hei AmerI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-28
WORKERS.
UNANIMOUS To
RETURN To JOBS
CLARKSBURG PLANT
WILL RESUME TODAY
Threat to Move Mills to Weir
ton Brings Collapse Of
Strike

CLARKSBURa, W. Va, Oct. 1T
The local plant Of the wetrton Steel
company will resume operations To-
morrow morning after being closed
down since tho beginning Of tho
national steel strike, and will be
operating on full time within q week.
This announcement was made by o.
II. Burgham, manager Of the local
plant, following o long distance tele-
phone conference with ]. c. WILL
ANS general manager Of the Wetrton
plants.
This action followed rapidly tho
result Of . meeting Of steel worferu,
held In tho court house tonight, when
tho asssm blage voted unanimously to
return to work amid loud and pro-
longed cheering. rho company had
threatened to move the plant to Weir
ton.
Mr. Burgham was brought before
the meeting and told the men that
they would return TO work under the
same conditions that were IN force
when the strike began He said that
no man would be Disseminated
against and that union men would be
permitted to return tho Same as those
who were not organized but that the
company under no consideration
would agreo to Sign scale. Abou
half Of the men arc organized and
the plant employs $50.
The weekly payroll totals approx
mately $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-28
Stricken Get Relief.

PITTSBI RCiH. OCT. 27.--Stccl strik-
ers in need of food were today given
their first rcliNf through the commits
sary bureau Of the national committee;
tho distribution was small. according 10
strike headquarters hero. but surnc!cnt
to rrove the utility Of tho system.
II was said that only those who actu-
ally needed relief would be aided and
strikers who had money in the bank or
were otherwise able to provide for their
own wants and the wants Of their fam
lilies would receive nothing.
There was clation at headquarters
this afternoon when the news came
from New York that members OF the
International Garment Workers associ-
alton had been assessed s. for the
ratinning fund Of the strikers.
1T Is only the beginning OF the help
We expect to receive" said an official
at strike headquarters. I'VE have now
reached the d!gEinG-ir stage. and like
any good army. VIC must be provisioned.
Also We arc to have more organizers.
and when We need them they Will be
ready TO come into this 1cld. They are
fresh and enthusiastic"
Steel companies said they were oper-
atins their plants in about the SAME pro-
portion as during last week. The Car
ncgie Steel company reported the Home
stead mill S3.3 percent in operation,
eight blast furnaces working in Brad
dock. and an improved labor condition
in Charlton. Youngstown also was do
inE better. representatives. OF the com
pany said but no attempt was being
made to operate the Mingo Junction,
Ohio. or Wheeling district plants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-28

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27-Ircsid"n
Wilson today vetoed tn" prohibition en-
forccmrnt bill. The presidents Vct'
mcssaG" follows:
To the House of Representatives
am returning without my signature
n. r. $50, "an act to prohibit IN
toIicating beverages, and to regruate
tho manufacture, production, use ana
sale Of high proof spirits Tor other
than beverage purposes, and TO insure
an ample supply Of alcohol and pro-
mote its use in scientific research and
In the development OF fuel, dye and
other lawful industries"
The subject matter treated In this
measure deals with two distinct phases
OF the prohibition legislation. Ono
part Of the act under consideration
seeks to enforce war time prohibition.
tho other provides for the enforce
ment which was made necessary oy
the adoption Of the constitutional
amendment. object to and cannot
approve that part OF this leg1slatlon
with reference to war time prohloition.
It has to do with the enforcement
Of an act which was passed by reason
Of the emergencies OF the war, and
whose objects have been satished In
the demobilization OF the army and
navy, and whose repeal have already
sought at the hands OF congress-
where the purposes Of particular
legislation arising out Of war emer
gency have been satisfied, sound pub
lie policy makes clear the reason ana
necessity for repeal
It will not be difficult for congress
IN considering this important matter
TO separate these two questions and
effectively to legtslsee regarding them
making the proper distinction between
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Veto of "Dry" Enforcement
Measure Quickly Followed by Repassage
Over the Executive by Vote of 176 to SIS
WAR PROHIBITION
UNDER COURT ATTACK

LOUISVILLE, KY Oct. 27.-Hold-
Ing that the war prohibition act Of
November a, 1913, violates the NTH
amendment TO the constitution, Judge
walter Evans In federal district court
here late today granted temporary
Injunction to the KENTUCKY Dtsttner1es
and warehouse company restraining
Ellwood Hamilton, internal revenue
collector for Kentucky, from inter!sr-
Ing with removal from bond OF ~.
ooo, 1000 gallons Of whtskey, vNued AZ
approximately SIS, 900, held ey the
company.
Tne government thereupon appealed
direct to tho United States supreme
court, and asked that ths case DO ~
yanoed for immediate argument.
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THE PRESIDENT VETO

temporary causes which arose out Of
war time emergencies and those Like
the constitutional amendment Of pro-
hibition which Is now part OF tho
fundamental law Of the country. In
all matters having to do with the per-
sonal habits and customs Of largo
numbers Of our people we must be
certain that esta bnshed processes Of
legal change are followed. In no other
way can tho salutary object sought to
be accomplished by great reforms Of
this character be made satisfactory
and permanent
(Signod) WOODROW WILSON.
Tho White House, 27th October, 1919.
The Interpretation Of the veto in Of
nClal circles was tha; unless both houses
Of congress rc-paSS III" bill over the
presidents veto or immediately enact q
similar measure which becomes law
there will be a wet spell until national
prrh bition becomes effective under the
constitutional amendment IN January.
senate leaders who have had charge
Of the prohibition measure. including
Senator Sterling. Republican, South Da'
ko;a. and sheppard. Democrat. Texas
said they believed tho measure could be
passed in the senate over the presidents
veto.
sale Of liquor remains Illegal under
Tho war time prohibition law" said Rep
rcSCntativc Nolstcad. chairman of the
hous" judiciary committee.
enforcement Of the war time act Will
continue as at present. though the exist
Ing laws are rather inadequate and not
as effective as thcN -nould be. The en-
fcrccmcnt Of the war time act is with
tho department Of justice.
Attorney General Palmer, 1t was learn
cd, held TINT the enforcement measure
was constitutional.