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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-09
WEST ENOSBURC.

Mrs CLIFFORD Fyea passed last week at
the home Of Joseph Gsrrett.--Charles La.
cross of East Enosburg has moved his
family 10 the house recently vacated by
Clinord Ryea Leonard Reed has moved
MS FAMILY from this place to the Mill
house at East Enosburg. Frank La Cross
is moving to the farm recently purcha sed
OF Charles Page.-George Gaines has sold
his farm to Fl. r. Hull and son, Ernest
Of Fairfield
While Luctus Nisene was driving his
fathers Ford car over TO William Casey's
tuesday afternoon, he came TO a. culvert
IN Inc road, the car skidded and Mr.
Nisene lost control of it. The car went
over an embankment of about Is feet
turning over three times with him In il
and once after he fell out. Mr. Nisene
was badly bruised about the face but is
now doing nicely. The car was nearly
demolished and is now being repaired at
the garage.-John Stokes has purchased
a new Ford roadster.-Oscar Cover who
Tor about year has been postm aster
in town, has resigned his position and
in store.-J. n. Fletcher has purcha sed
a new Ford truck. MIR. and Mrs George
st. John announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Mildred. TO Hilton Newton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Newton of Sails
bury. Gu Saturday, October L. at the
brides home.-Mrs. Frank Allard and
daughter. Cora. We're guests Sunday at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. W A
"handler.-Many from town attended the
grange meeting in Addison Friday eve
ning.--Mrs. William Grander, vino has
been Ill for some time. is not improving
AS fast az her many friends wish.--Her-
bert Huestts has sold his farm to Florian
La France of Castletown.
Several from this place attended the
grange meeting mt Bakersfield Saturday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Judson Kingsley
and daughter. Miss Kingsley. of Cam
bridge, and Mrs Jennie Hooker of Los
Angeles, Cal, visited at the home of D.
f.. Houghton Saturday Howard Ovitt
has returned to the home of his brother
clyde Ovitt, in st. Johnsbury
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ovitt, Mrs. f p.
Ovitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley and
Craise Ovitt visited at the home of c.
B. Ovftt Sunday. The occasion was
the s5th birthday anniversary of Mrs. r.
4. Ovitt.-The Rally Day exercises held
in the Methodist Church Sunday morning
were we'll attended.--Mrs. T.. L. Stanton
has gone to Brandrcth Lake. n. Y. for
an indefinite time
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MILTON

The death of Mrs Henry Sweeney
|mrh occurred at the Fanny Allen hos
|ital last week Tuesday. Mrs. Smith
lad been I'm i'll health all summer, suffer-
hg from Brights disease and heart trou-
.. The funeral was largely attended at
/. AIMS Church Thursday morning. \
blemn requiem mass was sung by the
lev. Father raquet with tho Rev. Eiliopp
+ deacon and the Rev. Father Dodge az
|Ib-deacon. The body was met at the
fiurch by the ladies' of st. Ann. Mrs.
mith is survived by her husband. by
|vo sons, Nathan and Eugene. and a
laughter. Rosanna: by her mother two
|eters. Mrs. Fred Trowvil of Colchester.
FRS. John Cadreact Of Milton and by two
iothers, Fred Sweeney of Colchester and
ndrew Sweeney of Winooski and many
'ter relatives to mourn her loss. Those
ON out Of town to attend the funeral
ere: Mrs. Fred Anderson OF st. AL
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. ". Grossarth OF
arlington. The bearers were Alexander
cry, Edmund Ladue, Harold Cadreact.
red Larmay, Oliver Mossey, Edwin Cad
,ac,. Interment was in the Catholic
'metery The floral tributes were many
nd ,,ea,Itirt,i
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EAST FAIRFIELD

The Misses Wilma and GLADYS Shat.
tuck, who are teaching school in ST..
Adams. were at home Sunday.--wflliam
Howrgan of Hartford Conn. is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Maria Howrigan.-
Florence and Carl Pomeroy and James
Manahan of st. Adams we're At home
Sunday.-Miss Sarah eLRch vino has
heen visiting in Glens Falls and Middle.
bury for the past six weeks. has return.
I'd home.-Burt Reynolds Of Cambridge
has leased land of Mrs. Sarah Hale. and
is erecting saw mill.--William Hurley.
formerly of this place, who has been
visiting here for two weeks, returned to
his home in Bristol, Conn. Monday. He
was accompanied by Harold Hale, who
will make Bristol his future home.-Ross
Randall of Lyndonville is visiting Francis
Fitzgerald.-The Ladies' Relief society
OF the Union Church served a boiled din.
ner in the church vestry Thursday,-A
box party and dance was held at the
home OF Louis Beonger Tuesday. Music
was. furnished by Potter's orchestra
About % couples were present.-Seyeral
people from this place attended the
chicken pie supper at Bakersfield Tues
day.-Mrs. George w. Wright is visiting
relatives in Newport.-Mrs Elizabeth
Hand Is making repairs on her residence
on New street
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ENOSBURG

The ladies Of the Congregational Church
will serve dinner at the home of Mrs.
Jay Chaffee, Saturday, October II. All
friends are cordially invited to come.-Mr.
Robbins. State secretary of the Sunday
school association, gave an address at
the Congrega tional Church Sunday morn
ing. He has been overseas and returned
lately.-A number of grangers went to
Bakersfield Saturday evening to attend
the gathering of the oranges of Fletcher,
Enosburg and Bakersfield $. u.
Stevens has returned home from visiting
her sister in Westerly, r. I.--Leonard
Reed has moved into G. l.. Nichols mill
house.-Fred Hamlet has moved from
the farm, lately owned by w. V. Phelps,
into the house of Mr.. Goodhues at the
Center -Clarence Jelbar has moved onto
the farm of Fred Jacobs which he lately
purchased from W. v Phelps,--Wiliam
Hamlet has moved into the tenement
house of II. Kelley.--Daniel Woodward
has purchased a new Grant SiX.--Mrs. II,
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mrs. Il. r. Chaplin has returned from
the ST. Adams hospital. where she has
been for several weeks. somewhat i'm
proved in health.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Davis of Brockton, Mass, were in town
the first Of the week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Farnsworth returned with them for n
short visit.-C. c. Martin has purcha sed
the stage route from here to East Berk-
shire and is running the same.-J. r.
Dodge has purchased the school barge
and II transporting the scholars The
Rev. G, w. Allen was in town the first of
the week and shipped his household
goods to Ontario, where he has accepted
va call to large and prosperous church
Lawrence Rossier was in st. Johnsbury
sunday where he went TO visit his father.
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WESTFORD

The first meeting of tie Fortnig ntly
club will be held with Mrs. L. G. Gale
Saturday afternoon Oct u.--Mrs Flor
ence Calltins and daughter, Constance arc
spending week Nth relatives in Nor
risville.--Mrs. Loula Macomber, Louise
Grow. Mary Haselton and Mrs. J. F..
Allen are attending the state teachers
convention in Montpelier this week.
George Bliss of New Boston. y. H.. who
has been the guest of MI. and Mrs. r. w
Grow for a week has returned to her
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FLETCHER

Elmer Hooper has bought Scott Irish s
place.-Mr Tillotson, who has carried on
NJ. Il. Brewsters farm the past year. has
moved to Johnson.--Scott Irish has pur-
chased the Donnie King farm and will
take possession December 1.-The Rev.
Mr.. Wills and Mrs Wills have started
for Rhode Island. where they will spend
their vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. T. c.
Macomber of Cambridge were at Ira
Green's Sunday.-ChsrIey Thomas has
taken NJ. T.. Brewstere farm.
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

Services at Union Church October l2..
Preaching by the pastor at 1920 q. m. ).
Bible school at 1I:SD a. NJ prayer and
study service at the parsonage Wcdnes :,
day evening October eight-The Ladies' !.
Aid society will meet with w. T.. Hazeir.
Thursday evening. The Epworth League
viii give home talent Draft Social, -
FRIDAY evening. Everybody invited :
Come and have a good time. The Ep-
worth League devotional meeting wilh
occur Saturday evening at the parsonage I
The Rev. and Mrs. Sweet are In Glare
enccvi'Ie, Que. visiting Mrs. Sweets,
mother. Mrs Andrew TAYLOR.
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WESTFORD

The Community Ladies Aid will give
harvest supper October IL. the pro-
eeds of which will he given to the Young
omens Christian associaton.--Mrs.
Ienry Atherton attended the pythian
lsters' convention in Rutland Wedncs-
ny and Thursday of last weck.--Mr. and
IRIS. Hiland stone and son, Robert.
1oved to Burlington October MIR and
frs. Ralph Young and three children of
eWport are the guests of Mrs. Young's
lster, Mrs. w. w. Whte.--Niss Lillian
city of Mortified spent the weekend
18th her parents, Or. and Mrs. T.. a.
etty.--Sfiss Carolyn Macomber Of the
University of Vermont spent Sunday with
er mother, Mrs. Loula Macomhcr
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MONTGOMERY

Last Friday night there was gather.
ing at the home of Charles Roberts to
celebrate the twenty-sixth birthday of
Roy Roberts.-hIiss Anna Roberts was
home from Sheldon for the week END -
Lewis Rushford has bought the Clapp
house in the villsge.-Rally Day was
observed at the Sunday school Sunday.
The children recited and sang in their
usual splendid way. and did themselves
and their teachers much credit. The
Sunday school voted to enter a three
cornered contest with the Methodist
Sunday schools of Richford and Enosbury
Falls for the largest percentage of in
crease of attendance.-The Woman's
Home missionary society met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. W. S. Parker.--Mrs
Claude kittredse has returned to her
home in Hardwick.- Henry Martin
visited here over the weekend, staying
with Miss JJpham
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Lerd-a-Hand Circle of the Kings
Daughters is to have its annual social
and supper at Myron Walters on Dor.
set stree: Friday evening. Supper will
be served from $50 until cight.--Mr and
Mrs. +. G. lsham spent several days
at their sons in lrinesburg last week.
Mrs. Smith McNally and son, Robert, ere
spending this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. " W. A6ricf.- Miss Ruth
Livermore and Luelia Drnkwater have
gone TO Cha rlotte after visiting their
grandfather, Alison Rollins
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SOUTH HERO

Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday October r. Preaching by
the pastor at 1870 p. m.--The Rev RI. r.
Sweet of Grand Isle will lead the Con :
gregstional Episcopal meeting in the
Congregational Church Thursday eve
ning.-Plans are being made for the
Evanselistic campaign which was pre-
NiouslY sCheduled.
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HILL WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Shansrsw and MI.
and Mrs. Lewis Rushford passed Sunday
with relatives in Morrisville -Osca r
LePage has moved his family into Paul
Brovlette's house and will work for him
Inc coming year.-Mr. and Mrs. s. D.
Jewett passed Sunday at the home of
their son. II. l.. Jewett.--Mrs. Laurence
Rooster and three children are passing a
few days at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ariel Sr.-George
Sylvester passed Sunday with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin McGrail.-
The Rev. Arthur Matteson expects to go
to Johnson to supply the pulpit there,
next Sunday.-There will be a cottage
prayer meeting at Victor Martins in
Enoshurg Friday evening.-Louise Potvn
picked handful Of ripe raspberries.
Sunday.-Wallace Touchette of the
battleship Illinois is passing few DAYS
with his sister, Mrs. i. ~ Potyin
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HUNTINGTON

George SWinyer who had been in fall
he health for long time and seriously
j for the last few weeks, died at his
|ome Monday morning. The funeral will
r held at the house Thursday morning
md the remains taken to Rochester for
kterment Mrs. Frank NanSuldcr en-
ertaned the Kings Daughters Wcdnes-
lay at the usual meeting place.-Mr
Ind Mrs. w. w. Benway are entertaining
Fr Benways brother and niece from the
Vest. the brothers not having met in
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WEST BERKSHIRE

+. g, Rogers has sold his farm to a Mr..
Vincent Of Canada.-Mrs NJ. L. Blair is
in Richford for few weeks. miss Len
ME kenney entertained the Dorcas society
of Berkshire Center Wednesday for din
ner.-Carlton Mcdonald Is at home from
Morrisvlle.-Several attended the East
ern Star district meeting at Enosburs
Falls lat Wcelk
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JERICHO CENTER

The Ladies' Aid society will hold its
nnual harvest supper and sale Friday
|vening in the parish house. Supper will
DO served from six to eight O'Clock, after
\ hich there will be sale of vegetables.
Nh are most cordially invited.-Twenty-
Jour members OF Mansfield Grange Al
TENDED Unity Grange in West Bolton
Eaturday evening. Mansfield Orange
furnished the program and supper was
|crved by Unity.-Miss Ethel Barber Of
Montpelier is spending a few days with
per grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Fl. II.
was large attendance
II church Sunday in honor of the boys
Who have been in the service, The church
az decorated with flags, autumn leaves
nd potted plants. There was special
|nusic by the choir, MIR. u b. Jordan
ave an honor roll record and n very ap-
|ropriate sermon was delivered by tho
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BINGHAMVILLE

The Rev. !. II. Wills and Mrs Wills
have gone to Westerly, r. l., to visit
their sons, T.. l. and Charles Wills
Mrs. Ella Dutton of Worthwhile is visit
ing friends IN this place-Glcnn Tillotson
and family have moved TO johnson.
Mrs. Nelson Pelkey of Barre, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Exerril Raymond. has returned to Barre.
--Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carpenter and little
son of Johnson were the guests Of l. A.
Carpenter October J.
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and Mrs T.. w. Flint left on
Monday for Pasadena. Cal, where they
will reside in the future
u. II. Hamilton Of st. Adams visited at
the home Of his sister, Mrs W. 3. Greene.
during the past week.-Mrs. A. Sails and
Mrs. s. Sloan Of Stanetead. Que, are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons of Hardwood Hill road.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. n. Thomas, have sold their house
and lot on Providence street to Percy
Shangraw. Consideration S25OO-Law-
renee Bruso, a graduate from the Rich
ford high school last June has accented
n position as bond clerk in the customs
brokers' office at the Canadian Pacific
station.--Basil Duval and family of st.
Johns Que, have moved to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Q. Jacobs have sold
their house on Main street to Rosario
Racine Of CRANKY Que Consideration
s25O0.-Cortis r. Carpenter has sold his
house on River street, formerly known
as the Mitchell place, TO James Patten,
who has been carrying on the Or. Pelton
farm in Berkshire.--Mshon V. Taylor
has gone to Dallas, Texas where he Is
employed by the Harvey Medicine COM
pany of Sara toga, n. Y.-E. F.. Moore.
who recently bought the r. ". Adams
farm at Stevens Mills, has resold it to u.
j.. Lsplant of Abercorn. Que. Con-
sideration s12,5oo.--willam Comnes has
sold his farm in Berkshire to G. Sprague
Noyes Of this place Consideration SIG
oo-F. L. Austin of Burlington was a
business visitor In town last week.
Mrs T. Harvey Of Waterloo, Cue, is
visiting at the nome of her sister. Mrs.
Peter Shansraw OF Providence street.
Miss Lorena Casavant has returned from
a two weeks visit at the home of her
brother. Bernard Casavant in Brattle.
boro-Miss Emily Stickney of the Kurn
I,Hattin Homes was in town during a part
or the past week OH business for the
kurn Hattin Homes.-rhe enrolment in
the Richford high and graded school is
$50 and the enrolment for the town is
Nl.-Archie Nuttng has sold his house
and lot Of land off Thomas street TO
Thomas Murphy and Thomas Delaney.
Consideration ssOo.--Miss Helen Reed. who
is employed In the Rchford Manufacture.
ling oompany's Office is taking q two
weeks vacation and will visit in Boston
and Providence, r. T.
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f. Suuires has returned to Bskersfeld.--
Mr. and Mrs f. NJ. Wright visited their
son, Melvin Wright. in Sheldon last
week.-Mrs.. J. M Wright, who has been
at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
r. II. MAYNARD. has returned home
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EAST GEORGIA.

Mrs. ), Z Thresher spent the week
end in Richmond.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Guerin and family were over-Sunday
visitors IN Winooski.-Mrs T. c.
Leach and two sons have returned
home from Worcester. Mass, where
they went to visit her sister Vernon
Hollenback. Her cousin returned
with her and win spend a few weeks
visiting friends here and also at
Fairfax.-H. Viens was a business
visitor in st Adams Monday.--Mrs
George Lambard. who Is i'll remains
about the same--Esrl Smith has fin
ished working for A. H. Britton and
is hauling wood for John McGrath.-
Farmers are getting a pretty good
crop of potatoes and they are dispos-
ing of them at $3.50 per bushel
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The Lend-a-lTand Circle of Kings
Paushters will hold a harvest supper on
friday evening at the hcme of Myron
Waller from $50 to eight o'clock Those
TENDING arc asked to bring something
PE grabbing a social will follow,
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ENOSBURG FALLS

The Rev and Mrs. W. B. Dukeshire
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Hail. Jr. we're in
Richford, October l. for a church sup
per after which they met in consultation
with representatives Of the Methodist
Sunday schools of Richford and Mont
gonery to arrange for an attendance
contest TO begin October 1. and continue
through the year.-Report has it that the
Neison and Hall company has engaged
ID. W. Anes as foreman in the rebuilding
or the wood working plant. destroyed by
tire at SamsonviI,e little over year
ago.-The Rev. Lewis Perry of Scituate
Mass. who passed Sunday at the home
OF r.. j. PRrmelee, occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist Church Sunday evening
The Nestles Food co4hpany's athletic
team went to CRANKY, Que. Saturday.
where they played the Miner Rubber
company's team. winning by tine score Of
TO 1.-THE condition Of Mrs. &. H.
Dickinson, who has been i'll for some
weeks, Ia improved. Her sister Mrs
Sarah Fsrnsworth, who has been with
her, went to her home in Montgomery
Saturday for few days.-W. L. Gardner
who has played with the Cleveland Amer
leans and Mrs. Gardner, who has passed
the season with her mother and other
friends. In Ohio. returned here Monday.
They were in Boston and vicinity a few
days last week.
f.. D. Libby was kicked in the face by
one OF his team horses Monday morning
and knocked senseless. The upper Jaw
was broken in two places and his chin
ana forehead badly lacerated. The horse
was sick and Mr.. Libby was about to
give him some medicine pending the ar
rival OF veterinary. Luckily his
brother, F. O. Libby, was with him and
and got him into the house speedily. A
doctor was summoned and his condition
Ia considered hopeful.-G. A. White, Jr..
who has been living with hts parents on
the Cotton road in Sheldon, 10 moving his
family to the Garrow tenement on School
street recently vacated by John
Gordsame. who has moved to Sheldon
Springs Tho elder Mr.. White has rented
his farm TO nephew now living in
Canada
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tContinucd from wage tent
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NATION BONE DRY
&enaie and House Republicans Pass
BfH Over President aEils0n's Veto.

The Senate Tuesday afternoon fol
lowed the action of the House and
passed the Prohibition Enforcement
bill over the. veto of the President
The vote was IS to 20. This legis-
lation therefore, goes into effect
without further delay and the coRn-
try is at last upon a straight bone
dry b3sis.
The bill which Congress has re-eH-
acted, Notwithstanding the Presi-
dents disapproRal, provided not only
for prOhibitionenforcem under the
umendemnt to the Federal COnstiu-
ton, but for more rigid enforcement
under the Wartime Prohibition law. BY
defining Intoxicating liquors as those
containing more than .One-half OF i
per cent. Of alcohol, the judicial de-
cisions rnder which 2+75 per cent.
bear was being lawfully S0ln in sew
eral court Jurisdictions .beesme null
ami void
Because of the confusion which
exists in many minds over the status
of prohibition legislation i'm the light
Of recent enactments. vetOeS, etc, a
few plain statements of fact Ieagard-
ing the situation might prove en-
tightening.
First of all, the natiS1l-wide CGnstl-
mtiOnal amendment, ratified by the
necessary three-fourths of the States
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burg, spent Friday and Saturday with
Misses Jane and Maggie Yingling
and John Yingling and wife.
John Yingling and wife entertained
the following on Sunday: Elm Fitz
and wife, Clarence Wilkes, wife and
son, Kemp, and daughter, Vivian, all
DIT HagerstOWn.
Mrs. John Shreeve, of Waynasboro,
il the guest OF her brother, Tobias
Hockensmith,
Mrs. D, w. and Mrs. J. A. p. Gar
ner spent the weeks end with friends
near Hanover
Miss Jennie Gait spent the weeks
end with her brother, J. Ross Gait
and wife, Of New Windsor.
Mrs. Archie Gait, of the West, is
the guest OF Miss Anna Gait and Mrs.
Margaret StOtt.
Evelyn NJ, ten-year-old daughter Of
VIM. Simpson, near McKinsIry's
Mills, died on Friday last. Funeral
on Sunday afternoon at the Reform
ed church with interment in the adj
joining cemetery. Besides her par
ents, VIM. Simpson and wife, she is
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on lssnpary 16, 1919, will go into
effect on January is, 1920.
Under this amendment the manu-
tacture. importation and sale of i'm
toxicatiHg liquors for beverage pur-
poses Will b. forever barred.
enforcement Legislation has now
haen enacted by Congress providing
that any spurious, vinous or malt
liquor containing more than one-half
OF one per cent. of alcohol shall be
regarded as Intoxicating.
Meanwhile statutory wartime pro-
nl6itiOn, enacted just before the
armistice was signed, went into effect
last July A. This legislation il to
remain I'm effect HRtll the President
Dy Executive proclamation declares
mat the army has been :demobilized
and peace has returned.
in an announcement to the
country the President gave notice
Shat upon the ratification of the
treaty Of peace with Germany, he
WGAld lift the wartime prohfbition
pan against the sale of liquor, not
waiting for the ratification 6f the
treaty with Austria.
Until this comes To pass, however,
wartime prohibition will remain in
operation and enforcement legislation
mas now gone into effect which puts
sne country upon straight bone-dry
basis.
This enforcement legislation was
passed by Congress IL days ago, sent
" the White House and Monday