Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

| ment lessons tho not receipts by tho
amount OF tho additional expenditure
Involved. .
Cites Other Suites.
The supervision OF the enforcement
OF tho prohibition law in Virginia
should bn that OF tho Attorncy-CIen-
eths,r as nr ~ I done successfully In msns
s.atcment OF prohibition law enforce
Ms . in other states that have State.
E EedS p55ohibition as distinguished from
repeat that mar- III pr, prohibition, and I
eSsept Virginia, has u department OF
H.o,ioi,ion whose dutios relate entire
tion law: % Tic P'on1pi-
;,,c alacama: BY regular state nu.hor.
a,ror.,,o, o'crnor has ten mon undor his
S,r r'r 10 enforce ali laws inciudinr
this ' wors, $40 500; Appropriation 20:
neon sri@o onic.l Enforced as other laws By
ton. special appropria-
"a Arkanaas: No special enforcement
p pea.n oajsHrs Ssnforcsd ~ regular
forctmcnt by State. dist-ict ''r .,r on
! precinct or municipal Officers ~ ~,
6 Dodn agGnts-Appropriatioa Of ,S,-
;, "t'lorida: Enforced aa other laws
No special appropriation.
:, Geo rsia: Enforced as other laws
NO appropriation.
Idaho: Enforced by regular na,..
omcers--State constahu!ary assists. No
appropriation. -'o
IIorney- Generals Office. Who may spend
Iund not in excess of $4,000 for pro.
hibitlon law enforcement.
! lowa: Laws enforced by Attorney
lund for liquor law enforcement. Gan.
era! ,una for Law enforcement amount
Kansas: Enforced through local
officers with assistance OF Sttoynsni
Gencral-i<ldit;onal appropriated r.
contingent cor fund os A,,orney- Genera
crai counties in the State wi.ssnt
s.oG:al app:ooria.!oa. >.A:,or 1eyermo
all Laws. eee
n:95i no 81 asfus5 es
pEia;ion Food and drug commissioner
Mississippi: Enforced by district.
municipa! and county oficers-No 40.
fiartment created and no appropris-
Montana: BY county attorney, ma
gher!ns under supervision OF Attorney
Gcneral-No special appropriation.
,,,a NeSra 81. Go state legislature app,o-
1920. TO enforce state prohibition iay
Governor specially charged with en-
New Mexico: Enforced q, ,,,sr
.aWs-So special appropriation.
North Carolina: Enforced by conn.
~ .oihcers-Eo special appropriation.
:, NoTla Dako;a; ENDORSED az other
;!oa. '' 'p'
,pk!ahoma: Enforced by nil peae.
3Micrs-Most cities in state have o..
tinanee providing for this law under
"nich police OF various cities act No
sHsc,ai appropriation.
Oreson; Enforced b. district at
io'NcEs of the various counties md
expenses incurred In it's enforcement,
borne b Tho count!es-SoeciaI nppro
nr,iaa,:o1 Of 5000 made BY last Lsis.
s,.I.,e, 70 GoreTno; Tor employment. OF
the !aws OF the Commonwealth az ,,,s
eSeeSsni:yh may zee NJ.
S@uth Carolina: appropriation 9.
s-t.ooo 10: inat several years by Legs
!aturc Fund formerly $4,000. Fund
q, disposal Of Governor
sho SGT'h ia Dak9ia; Enforsi By State
sheriff haze supervision over local pnb-
lie officers. Office OF prohibition Cor.
:nhi ssisr; formerly created now
TenNcssee: Enforced by dia,rie. a.
torneys---iovcrno- has power to en-
Ploy assistants for district attorney
per annnm for such purpose.
Texas: Enforced as other laws
ff.ssiYi lat e, has appropria,cd 5000
Utah: Easorced by peace ot TIaen-
No special appropriation.
W3sh'ns ton: Enforced hy county
o!nC,aiH-So special appropriation.
IVES; Virginia: Enforced by Stat.
Tax commissioner. who IL cx-ofi3ci,,
STATE prohibition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! iature has made appropriation OF $50
1920: ~ % 1s'' ano
Virginia: Enforced b. prohibition
9aT7an!sssSoi00nnoer,oA,pD;op5iat!on FOR 1915
for 1920 1871 ST4oSS and Ja,,,oSS
s5e,oa.. ''
~ an pledged 70 ehlcioncy and
ecoh9ay N sove-ament and ! recon-
mend ,hat the prohibition department,
be abolished.
Pledge. Co-op.rat,o..
IN conclusion gentlemen permit me
70 eX2rcse the Keen personal pleasure
INA. Your coming gives me as VOL
make Cor the progress and prosperity
or our people. IN the work before US.
is.edse You my sympathetic co-opera-
OF rcaaiustnent which always toi H!1ss
war. Tho national Congress and the
deeply concerned at tie unrest which
prevail lis in many ot the States and
drastic legislation is proposed By them
assainst. these who would destroy on.
disorder where order now prevails
Happily Tor .ua our people nre as
patriotic as clt!ZenS or state and ma
ton, now that peace has come, as tilcy
we're in the time OF Wa. aad Ec ca;.
address ourselves III spirit OF true
Ame.icanism 10 tho social and ec5-
homie problems that confront US.
"Wc should rejoice that we have
lived and had par, email though /;
be. in the titanic struggle now 1bou:
TO end: and II The spitl. ot sacrifice
and co-ope-a:ioa engendcred among
our citizens by the great war nroye
the basis OF better government, and or
high civic ideals, the treasure soent
and the blood shed VIII 40. have beer
sacrificed in vain"
Chief Of Engineers Ssn.~H