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Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
Canada Appeals for Cooperation

The appeal Canada cooperate in the fight suppress
border smuggling has familiar sound 1t at least added
rey therefore when Premier Druy of Ontario told the United
States delegates assembled the convention the World League
Against Alcoholism that they wanted help the government Of
Ontario province they should show little keeping
the stuff that those the Canadian side of the line would
not have to expend SO much energy in keeping in
The Premier may have been eng little and yet brought
home delegates from the United States the fact that it
not for the avacous and npatotc and criminal citizens this
side of the border-ready patrons OF Canadian quotee would
be no border running.
the manufacture of liquor within the province Distie
running manufacturing stuff be sold outside the province This
makes law enforcement difficult
1t gratifying know that only the Premier but the At
of province assured the that he would
do everything his suppress border running
Premier Drury made this appeal Addressing the United States
delegates he said I'VE your help We don't you
weaken The thing damaging would be the complete
partial failure of Prohibition the United States He concluded
his appeal with promise of a dry Canada
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
That Scientific Commission Farce

The oulawed liquor upon line
attack to render the Eighteenth Amendment imperative 1t is
only further evidence of the remarkable resourceuness of these
| enemies of law and order.
They have failed utterly in their assaults in the Their
proposed medicinal beer amendment the Votead law failed
all other made by them the alcoholic standard
they have completely failed their effort verdict for beer
at the hands of the
Now their intention ask Congress appoint so-caled
scientific commission determine how large percentage of al
coho beverage carry without being intoxicating OF
they expect that such will find of much
higher percentage than oneha of per the present limit
under the Volsteal law The step then would be demand
that Congress change the law in conformity with the findings Of
the commission.
There many why this of liquor
interests to override the of the Eighteenth Amendment
must be opposed Assuming that the promoters of this plan
not acuated by desire render the Eighteenth Amendment
operative but earnestly seeking give the beer thirsty little
stronger beverage and still comply with the requirements OF the
Eighteenth Amendment which prohibits Intoxicating liquor for bev
purposes the utty of the from scientific standpoint
lis apparent ayman
Will the commission experiment upon seasoned drinkers
upon those who INDUCED in alcoholic beverages?
is freely admitted that liquor with alcoholic content of
half per greater
people On the other hand liquor with alcoholic much less
than half per will Others beverage that
will ntoxcae anyone prohibited under the OF the Eight
zenith Amendment The oneha of per cent standard
adopted for the very that will ntoxcae The
low safe all This standard
that has by department for
than fifty years written into the codes of than
thirty dry before the Voead law enacted Some of
these experimental with higher percentages their
codes but found that high per definitions of intoxicating
liquor aid the law breaker rather than hndrance
The opinion persists that this effort refer the
Scientific commission socalled simply scheme of the liquor
interests reach the objective which they failed reach the
elections modification of the Volstead law legaz the
facture and sale of higl1-powered beer
Friends of Prohibition should alert and
such resolution is offered Congress should appeal their Con-
gessmen the appointment of such commission
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
Wet Quebec and Habit-Forrning Drugs

avorite argument of the liquor that Prohib
ton increases the habfomng drug traffic Wet advocates
that the alcohol victim who obtain alcohol
drugs Premier Druy of the province Of Ontario gives
terestng statistics which dsprove this theory and which show
Prohibition really dimnishes the traffic in drugs
In year the Premier the convictions for drugs
the provinces III IL per 100000
Provinces Quebec and British Columbia the convictions
year 53 40 100000 of the
population
The Premiers is further supported by special
the Toronto Star under date of November g.
This dispatch says estimate of the
sutng persistent traffic drugs Quebec has mateazed
an unprecedented The
overflow of prisoners in the as apprehndd for traf
Ticking in these deadly drugs.
the meantime Quebec authorities continue boast of the
they secured from the of
probably hasn't occurred them that they could
aps taking control of
resting assured that such action would not reduce that traffic
any more reduced the traffic in inoxicants
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
QES@p
Prohibition Enforcement in America a Great
International Problem

lust as statewide Prohibition became necessity prop
er enforce village township and county Prohibition and just as
Prohibition essential the the
their Prohibition laws today successful
complete National Prohibition in America is de-
pendent upon cooperation nations No nation in this
day and lveth itself Modern Inventions such as the
telegraph wireless automobile and the ahp have brought
the world into closer contact than the
cities of New York ard Chicago century ago
The United States has enacted National 3rohb
international border line however side
every direction located other countries that protect
varying degrees beverage liquor traffic which America has
prohibited The booegge who is criminal the American side
the international border may be respectable business
the boundary Under the protection OF the law of the country
just the national boundary the international boogger
plan operations the defeat of Prohibition
America.
The National boundary Canada and the United
SoS miles length That which separates Mexico from
the United States liza miles in length The Atlantic coast line
extends for $500 miles the Gulf line for 364o miles and the
Pacific line for 2o30 miles The total international boundary
America therefore, H572 miles
length With hundreds of thousands of high powered automobiles
all along the international land border line and with of thou
the world constantly
ing of American habor the problem OF Prohibition
enforcement America becomes international question OF large
proportions
The arshp moreover is in its infancy yet than thou
sand civilian aeropnes are operating
possible at present aship any point
the interior of the United States the evening after dark and
be another country before daylight the morning Reasonable
it that aeronaucs will make great proporonae
progress during the five during the five
that assumption is reasonable it follows that confidently
expect developments during the five the place where
thousands aeopanes will be crossing into America at all
points international border elevations ranging between 500
feet and 10000 feet and all hours of the day night The
aeropane itself during the next few will work revolution in
and travel 1t will entirely
diplomacy thorough of international
relations and international law.
American Prohibition will be decidedly important
the international adjustments that bound dur
the American statesmen and the statesmen
other of the world of necessity will be compelled to
recognize important significant fact that the liquor traffic
that
national and that the only solution for such problem
wide proportions Enforcement of Prohb
within the borders of the United States of America
very live immediate and imperative international
problem.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
Ohio and Liquor Revenue

fake exploded The big Bertha" of the liquor
deenses liquor State and national
blandy informed that they could exist for the
tanning power of liquor licenses,
Davis of Ohio that the
treasury has its credit cash balance of te
balance the history of the state further stated
cash balance the present of increase would
S19OOOOOO! This general balance
cared has since September 1920 when with overda
of S1Oo588 it had dropped its lowest point history
Ohio saloon receipts amounted $10O0OO0 annually of which
amount 100000
profitable business for the saoonst but wrechedy bad
for the people melted like
the expenses for police
made criminals and
per dependents ppcs and orphans made by the saloon
Ohio ruined" by the loss of liquor the of
SIS 100000 cash balance in general revenue funds
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
Toronto a Gracious Host

Toronto entertained the delegates the first international
of the World League Against Alcoholism royalty
Massey Hail where the meetings held spenddy adapted
purpose and apparently nothing overlooked by the
agcment would contribute the comfort and Of
the delegates
behalf of the city the Mayor greetings and extended
welcome through representative from his Office.
The convention addressed by the Premier and Attorney
General of the province The city council each delegate
to the winter fair.
Large credit be given Ben H Spence secretary of the
Dominion Alliance for the successful which the league
program carried The daily of Toronto wide
publicity proceedings instances printing addresses
full Probably convention held received such
liberal the hands of the press
American the sentiment Of the delegates and the
organizations represented in the convention
pressing appreciation for the splendid reception
them.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
Assault on Principle of Democracy

Nothing said the convention aroused greater indignation
against liquor traffic than the story Of SPANS of little
The emphasized that Spain had effectively
destroyed ceand right selgovernment by coercng her with
though she had surrounded her with fleet and
her submit by force of The delegates i'm
pressed with the idea by this incident that the fight against the
wide liquor traffic than merely fight against the
sale of beverage poons 1t fight for
liberty, the right of ever nation to govern itself
The liquor interests have stopping
Iceland This budozing policy to be extended and
being brought to bear Denmark and
Norway
The fight for the worldwide suppression of the liquor traffic
a fight to make the world safe for democracy"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
OPPORTUNITY

Master of human destinies am I;
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps wait;
Cities and fields walk; penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing by
Howell and mart and palace, soon or late
knock unbidden once at every gate!
If sleeping, wake; if feasting, rise, before
I turn away. Tt is the hour of Fate,
And they who follow me reach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save death, but those who doubt or hesitate,
Condemned to failure, misery and woe,
Seek me in vain and uselessly inplore.
I answer not and l return no more.
J ]. ingalls,.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
America Must Make Good

The delegates nations States were
their appeal for Americans make good Pohi
AL positive in their declaration Single thing
would help their countries much the
the United States Nothing they declared would be great
handicap nations the failure of America thee
Eighteenth Amendment This places responsibility of wod-w
Importance upon citizens and officials in America regardless
local extent of his or her influence authority.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
No Substitute Suggested

From the world students of the alcohol problem came to
Toronto of relief from alcoholism
significant that nothing presented other than
alcohol world
method scheme plan had been
invented problem without Prohibition plan would
known The other
there other problem
worldwide Prohibition of the liquor traffic way
that the evils of liquor from earth
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15
A Harbinger of World Peace

doubtful delegates the convention of the World
League Against Alcoholism week failed
sembage prophecy OF world Never before has
convention of this held in Toronto Official
have often assembled for
ferences another when before people
sembed together than sixty acting
initiative by purpoethat purpose
promote human welfare?
inspiring sight these people assembled under
flags of nations
operation fight drive the liquor traffic off the face of the
earth No one who this could POSSIBLE
tiles peace The nations CAN be brought together
and love- all this demonstration
cohol is the disturbing factor in the world
Lloyd George declared be Engands greatest enemy
the World
1t the drunken individual who pre-
be said of nations? Truly
Prohibition is harbinger of world peace.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-12-15

Gordon president of the national Woman's Christian
Temperance Union elected president of the World Womas
Temperance the held Phla
delpha 1t well bestowed Miss Gordon worthy
Lady Carlisle and
struggle for Prohibition will prove competent and
worthy leader of the White Ribboners
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
10 CENTS FINE
FOR BATHING SUITS

HONOLULU Omitted Press) 1t
costs 10 cents in a court fine to walk
the streets OF Honolulu in bathing
suit
This is the sum settled upon by
Judge J. B. Lightfcat as hne Tor
yiolators OF the Desha bathing suit
law. which forbids bathers going
from their homes to the beach at
WAIKIKI. without wearing suit
able outer" garment.
Judge Lfghtfoot declared the law
absurd, and the city prosecutor
agreed with him. But as the law
must be upheld. a. fine OF 10 cents
with court costs RENTED, was de-
eided upon for the men with hand
some figures and the women with
shapely forms. who parade to the
beach in one-piece suits. sans over
coats. bathrobe, kimona, etc.
1T looks far worse TO see a man
removing his trousers in the pres
ence OF Sunday crowds at the beach
than il does to see him walk a few
blocks in his bathing suit" declared
the Judge.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
sURFMEN FOUGHT FIRE.

ELIZABETH CITY, n. C. Omitted
Press)-Coast guardsmen turned
fire fighters when the town OF Man
teo, near where the first English
colony In America settled late In the
10th century, was threatened with
destruction by flames. Fire swept
through a 100-acre wood until they
reached the edge of the town. To-
Gated on Roanoke Island The man
on watch in The coast guard station
at Nays Head observed the smoke.
The surfmen put Off for the threat
ened town and arrived in time TO aid
effectively in checking the fire.
which was about to sweep Negro
settlement.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
IEwEs HAPpENINGs

Special to The Evening Journal
LEWES, June Captain J. Pen
rose virden is now in command OF
the pilot boat Philadelphia, recently
arrived from a Philadelphia drydock
where the boat underwent repairs.
At a meeting OF the alumni OF the
Lewes High school held this week
the following officers were elected;
President, DR.. James Beebe' vice.
president. Charles T. Nelson; treas
urer. Miss Leah b. Carter; secretary,
Herman Zerden. A number of diff
ferent committees were appointed to
take care OF the details OF the ban
quet which will be held on Thurs
day evening. June 10, in the new
school building.
Captain and Mrs. Harry V. Lyons
and Dr. and Mrs. Rowland G! Payn
ter. Of Georgetown. were entertained
at dinner Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry l. Beers OF Dover.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02

Best quality of mercer
lied damask. linen finish,
pretty floral patterns,
twenty-one inches wide.
Reg. 39c.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
FIRE FIGHTERS
UNDER TESTS
Rural Companies TO Take
Part in Newport Demon
stration Tomorrow
INVITE OFFICIALS
TO SEE WORK

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, June 2.-The first
public demonstration of fire-fighting
facilities ever staged in this State,
outside OF Wilmington. will be held
here tomorrow afternoon. beginning
a. o'clock, new time. The demon
stration will be held by the New
Castle County Volunteer Firemen's
Association. and six fire companies
will take part.
The program includes test run
to town by each OF the fire compan-
les from their respective houses.
The extinguishing OF huge bonfire
by chemical streams, the laying OF
hose and the dual pumping OF water
BY the Five Points apparatus
through 1900 feet OF hose and re-
laved by the Christiana Fire Com
pany's pump through 1000 feet OF
hose.
Those who will take part in the
demonstration will be the Eismere'
cranston Heights, Five Points, New
port, Holloway Terrace and Chris
tiana fire companies. Invitations
have been extended to the Levy
Court Commissioners and other
county officials.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
ron BETTER HIGHWAYS.

EDMONDTON. Alberta Omitted
Press)-Highway Improvement is
going forward rapidly in Canada.
Ten per cent. Of the Dominion's
noad mileage has been gravelled or
surfaced, says the annual report Of
the Canadian Good Roads Associa-
ton, and there is one mile OF road
for every twenty-one residents. In
the western provinces road building
has been FASTENED by the influx of
settlers and subsequent expansion Of
a agriculture. Thousands Of motor
trucks supplement the horse-drawn
vehicles Canada's highway repre-
sent an investment Of S574.OOO, 900.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
Infants and Children's Pumps

One of the biggest bargains -a@
in the sale and one of the most q o.
popular patent leather and ID Il
brown Mary James and instep
strap pumps. Value $3.50, is, -
csc; 81 value, wedge heel, 4-s,
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
COCKTAILS TAKE
PLACE OF FLOWERS
BY JOHN DE GANDT.

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
PARIS Omitted Press) The mid
inettes OF Paris have just launched
an offensive in favor OF cheap cock
tails, to replace the daily after-lunch
coffee.
1t Is a fact that cocktail drinking
is becoming more and more popular
among the feminine STATS OF the
ateliers in the rue de la Paix, Opera
and Madeleine quarters. It is quit
sight to watch every day at the
noon hour parties of cocktailers in
wade the bars and demand their one
franc cocktail.
These one franc cocktails don't
taste bad for anyone who does not
know what cocktail is. but the
majority OF Paris midinettes don't
know, and they are perfectly salts
fed with the imitation OF Martini
which they proudly drink
OF course, although such mixture
costs one-fourth of what a real cock
tail is sold in Paris. tstill means TO
the midinettes more than what they
used to be charged for their after
lunch coffee. and this is the reason
why, in order to balance their daily
budget. they have decided 10 dis
pense OF the flowers they used TO buy
almost every day too.
While bartenders are rejoicing, /
n
they are losing a good charming /
clientele.
How long this craze will last, no. !
body knows. Despite the fame OF |
cheap cocktails. Paris midinettes
will soon feel sad without flowers
pinned on their blouses.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
Plan MISSION FOR DOVER

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. June "A mission will
open in Holy Cross r. c. Church
next Sunday morning and continue
throughout the week, closing the
following Sunday evening. The ser
vices will be conducted by the Rev.
Joseph Snyder, OF st. Mary's monas-
terry, Annapolis. Md.
Evening journal., 1922-06-02

Regularly $3.50 sheets Of brands
spreads. all perfect. and all of full
bed size, not many at to- S1.4
morrows special price. W
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
Remnants of Summer
FLOOR COVERINGS
19c Each
19c Each

Lengths OF IA, ~ and
IN yds., reversible,
slightly damaged, many
patterns. Small lot to be
closed out.