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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-16

18TH, 1e22
Regular session of the City, Council
held in the Council Chambers. City Hall
emit, meeting was called to order, Vice
president Jahr presiding.
- ROLE CALL
Upon roll CALL The following. alder
men were declared present: Rode, Smart
Absent: Olson. Den1ison. Bridgeman.
Lair. PresidentELahr came in later and
presided at the~meeting:
80 MINUTES T.
The minutes OF the last regular ses-
sion were read a and; approved
The following, bills after being aud
tied. were upon motion and second al
Pay roll. Sept. 1-sept. $1,000. 90
Street gang street labor. 271.0O|
Tom Davies, Labor dump
ground ..,..,,.,... '.......... Io.CV
c. c. Caskey. street scraper, 1.25
Bergstrom Flour & Feed Co.
hay city team ......c., ,,:,,c 1851
Beltrami Elevator &. Mill Co.,
feed. city team .............. 11.6O
Peoples Oil Co.. coupon book.
Police Dept. ............ r.::i. 1000
Standard Oil Co. Coupon book
pG standa nspe Oil CO.: coupon il book cow
Wv. Bell Telephone Co.
Sept. rental. library ......... $50
Ward Bros. jitney, Fire Dept SIS
The .seagrave Co.. Supplies.
'' Hna pSR'' Johnson boarding
prisoners (Aug.l ........... 1000
Detention hospital. 1925 90
G. o. Riggs. band supplies. 26.1S
Bemidji Box and Grating Co.
Lumber. street signs ......... 100
Joe McTaggart. hauling chairs 600
Andrew Barlow. boiler in
spection ....s... ....:.. 800
Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co. Of
ficial publication .....:.:...,., Ti.S8
JOS. Hahn. seaveRger work
property owners ,..'.......... 1915
Jos. Hahn, hauling dead fish
from lake shore. .............. 500
]. J. Doran. final estimate
(sewer const.) ................ 1ss1.Os
pipes 1851
]. J. Doran, 2 pans for oil
| Fire Dept .... 400
Bemidji Hardware Co. sup
plies ..,-.s:s .......,.,,. 1885
Henry Peppenburs. repairing
! City Hall pump ............... 22.5o
G. l.. Titus. pumping at old
| station ...:. $500
Matson. Ritchie Lbr. Co..
| lumber water dept. 11.S2
Waterous Fire Engine Co..
Washers for hydrants ....:... ass
grading streets ............... 1o7o.4e
Goodman & Loitved, curbs i7.si
| Goodman & s:Laityed. Street
work and work at city hall. SITS
| Bemidji Book & Stationery
| Co.. supplies. EXPERIMENTATION: 1910
C. H Mossbaugh. labor and go.
material fixing fire door city
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-16

A young man can feel as vain be-
cause he has Il good brain as lie would
if he had created it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-16

Taking life too seriously is a be-
lief that others shouldn't be allowed
TO guide their own souls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-16

When il comes to falling in love
with a giddy girl, there is no fool
like an old fool. r'~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-16
Mayor
(Seal).,
ATTEST:
City Clerk
(FORM OF COUPOE)

So $4,000
duly 2, \. u. 80 (On January 2,
A. D. 49, the City of Bemidn. in the
County of Beltrami, State of Minnesota
for value received. will pay to the bear
er hereof, the sum of Thirty (s3O.0O)
dollars in lawful money Of the United
States of America at the---, In
the city of ---.. and State Of
---, US. A., for six months in
terest then due on it's Municipal Cou-
pom Bonds issued on account OF the
Permanent Improvement Fund OF said
Cinty, dated January 2, \. d. 1923.
Navor
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-16

and If for the prompt payment Of said
interest and principal at maturity; inc
full faith. credit, resources and\aA the
taxable property of said city are AStsos
irrevocably pledged.
This, bond is issued by said city TOT
the pue pose Of and on account % the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-16

NIKI0wAALL MEN. BY THESE PRES IS
ENTS TbNf the .CtyNof Bemidji IN IN
County of \Beltrami, IN, the i.ss,, ia owe
Minnesota Neknowieages t.STi' urortse
a so pa ayr to the earer the principal su ~
Of One ThousanN 81. Ooooool . ,sor w, 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16

berekre? Hiszen mindenki tudott
arr6l, hogy te Tudom. Hiszen
reg tudtam. i. Az iskolaban tud-
tam meg, hogy az anyamnak SEE
retoie van ~. Mem a leyelekbol
tudtam meg -. Nit akarsz tie az
emberekt6l? Hiszen azok megbo-
csatottak neked. Mem volt sem
mi botrany mindenki megszokta.
| lIiszcn az emberek most is tudjak,
hogy mi volt. Ami pedig az en-
iigyemet illeti, az az en- ugyem.
Exert mem kell Szegyelni maga-
mat
Az id6sebb asszony riadt tckin-
tcttcl ntzett leanyara.
= En- AIT hittem, hogy nala
tok >. hogy ilyesmi el6 mem for
dulhat. = rebegte balkan. - Es
en- IS en- biiszke voltam rad -.
A fatal asszony egy oldalpillan-
tast vetett az anyjara.
= Mire voltal biiszke9 Hogy
szeretet nellxiil ferjhez adtal. Te...
Ite, aki fenekig iiritetted az eletet..
= Evike - sikoltott riadtan a
mask.
= Igen. lgcn, - folytatta he
i,veSen a fatal asszony. - Vagy ar
ia voltal buszke. hogy artatlanul
mcg6rizted a testemet, de a lelke-
met megmergezted a hazug 6leted
! Idel7 A hazugsaggal. Igen. Az
0r0k0s bujkalasoddal, a mikor en-
mar mindent nvilt szemmel lat
TAM
= Istenem! IStenem, = sirt feI
az idosebb asszony. = Talan meg
mindent helyre lehetne hozni. Ia
Ian Xxi lehetne bekiilni9
= Hiszen en- az nramat ugySem
sZerettem.
AZ idosebb asszony nyugtalanul
nezctt fiatalra. Tetovazva folv-
tatta:
Igen. igen, de mfgis =. Hi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16

szen a szerelem ugyis mulik i
Az elet az mas Mi lesz ICY Il
kis lanykaddal? Mi lesz vele?
S bizonytalanul kis lany fele
lepett. A fatal asszony hirtelen
efkapta t6le a gyermeket kar
lara emelte. Az area hirtelen XII
gyuladt.
O, kialtotta faidalmasan,
gyors pillantast vetctt az anyjara
s tiizelt ajkair6l a $40:
Hat 6t felted? or Ne
feltsd! Q bel6le nem lesz olyan
bamba leany, mint bel6lem. Ne
feltsd 6t! Megtudia, hogy az
anyja boldogtalan volt. 0 igen.
Megtudja, hogy az anyja scnklt
sem szerctett. csak ct. Erczni
fogja. Es megerez meg sok. mast,
amt en-. mem ereztem meg ideJc-
koran. Megismeri az eletct. Meg.
ismeri az igazsagot. Soha
Soha sem hall tGIem hazugsagot... :.
Megismeri az eletct s meg fogja
tudni: tolem fogja megtudni.
hogy az anyja is csak ember volt
s maid is emberileg akar boldog
lenni. Is boldog lesz >. Meg
tanitom ra. S ha JON boldogsag,
|elengcdem, ha beleeg is a szarnya.
Kirohant a gyerekkel sugaras
tornacra, csokOlta az arcat a b0-
ven Qml6 fenyben fiir0dtek mind
ketten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
AZONNALI BIRTOKJOG

.J6karban lev6 ket haz, k0riilbt-
I'LL egy acre f0lddel, k0zel car
vonalhoz, az 5 centes viteldij ha-
taran beliil, villamos vilagitas, ga
rage es tyuk6l, kiil0nfele bokrok
es fax, kenyelmes lefizetesre ell
ado. CHM: J. p. Sabel. 303 Ma
honing Bank Bldg. Main $685.,
Auto. 76305. (16)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16

A vonat berobogott kis allo-
masra. A mozdony haragosan,
sisteregve ALT meg. Az egyik
szakaszbd egy testhezallo, s0tet-
kek mlhaba 0ltOz0tt, karcsu, $40
Ike no ltpett XII. Nyomban ntana
egy kis harom ewes leanyka jelent
meg a kocsi ajtajaban fatal
asszony fele nyujtotta kezet, al1i
gyongeden atkarolta es leemelte,
A fatal assZony nyugtalanul
nezett koriil. Az arcan riadt vo-
mas tilt. Egy kekkabatos, ala
csony hordar sietett fele, amig
az asszcny a gyerek kezet fogta
- Egy sarga bortaska, sz6lt
az asszony lassan a hordarhoz q
barna fatyolt az arcara igazitotta.
- Egy baba is van a hal6ban, meg
cSy iNdid IIliODOL.
A hordar sietve szedte 0ssze a
holmikat, az erkezo utan cipelte !.
a kocsira rakta. A kocsi gyorsan
indult meg varos feie.
Fatal gesztenyefasor k0z0tt re-
piiltek ell. Mennyivel nagyobbak
eek fax is. amiota itthon volt.
A varos szelen egy NJ haz epiilt.
Sarga fala, rozsasZinii a tetele
Vendeelo Hattyu"- "-hoz. Az
arokparton gyerekek ugraltak s
hangos zsivajjal fogadtak a lagy
porfelh6ben gyorsan eliraml6 ko-
csit. Mar latszik a templom tor
nya es a varoshaza palas teteje.
A fatal asszony torkat szorongat-
ia valami. A kis lanyat magahoz
szoritotta. Mem nezett sem jobb-
ra, sem balra. Mar bent volt a
vdrosban. A k0vezeten a kocsi
nagy larmat vert. TIT is, OFT is
az ablakhoz rohantak. Mindeniitt
ismer0s arcok. Hirtelen eles sip
hang ver6d0tt a fiilebe. Az egyil1
kis utcabol egy santa pek bice-
gett el6 nagy er0vel fulta kis
fekete sipjat.
- M6ric, a pek, = susogta a
fatal asszony. = Hat semmi sem
valtozott meg azota9
IIirtelen megalltak. AZ asszony
odanyomkodta fatyolat szeme-
hez. leszallt kocsir6l, le emelte a
kis leanyt. A kocsis leugrott a
bakrol. s a csoma@okat berakta a
kapu aljaba.
Az asszony reszketett, amint a
kocsisnak jar6 penzt eloszedte a
tarcaiab6l Belepett a kapun.
Egy pillanatra megallt. Lassan
susogva fordult a kls leanykahoz
mintha magat akarta volna ba-
toritani, mondta
- Mindjart meglatod nagyma-
mat, kicsikem. Viseld jol magad
Ebben pillanatban a kapu al
iaba nyil6 iiveges veranda ajtaja-
ban eey barna haziruhaba Otto
zott, negyven0t ev k0rili no le-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16

azota. Evike -. Meny-
nyit szenvedtem. Az elet renge-
teg csapast inert ram. Mindent eL
te is elszadatal TO-
lem. Mem kertel magyarazatot
tSlem, mem szoltal egy sz6t sem,
csak megvetettel, inert secretion
volt, amint mondjak. Igaz. De
en- ait az embert. szerettem es so.
ha mast mem szerettem eletem
ben Bocsass meg nekem,
Evikc.
A fatal asszony elfordult. Hi
degen, kinosan szoktek XII sza
wax szaiab6l:
- Nit bocsassak en- meg ne
kedo Hiszen en- . ). En- sem lato.
gat6ba j6ttem hozzad . Hiszcn
en- is Nekem ell kellett jon
nom
Az anyia f0lsikoltott:
- Evike! Te?
A fatal asszony dacos elszant-
saggal folytatta
- Igcn. En-.
Fanyar arccal, kescriien moso-
lyogva nezett vissza:
- En- bocsassak meg neked ;
Nit .bocsassak en- meg neked9 Tc
legalabb szeretted AIT az embert...
De en-? En- mem is szerettem. akl :
vel az uramat megcsaltam.
= Mem is Szeretted?
A fatal aSszony lazasan folly
tatta:
Mem szerettem. Mem. TIE
legalabs eltel. En- bocsassak meg
neked? Irigyellek. Erted? Iri-
eyellek S irigveltelek akkor is,
amikor azOkat a leveleket OlvaS-
tam. Mem a megvetes Matt sza-
kitottam veled, hanpm az irigy-
seq Matt. Merit nekem sohasem
irt senki olyan leveleket. Azaz,
hogy Eey ember ITALIAN irt vel
ma De minek beszeljiink most
mar err6l ;. Te siettettcd a ferj-
hezmenesemet, inert te is te Is
ferihez akartal menni. Ne nezz
ram olyan fajdalommal, = igy
van. Meg szep voltal, fatal vol
tai es tudtad. hogy az apam mem
sokaig el mar Vegre is iga-
zad volt. Szabad akartal lenni.
A vilag elott is aze akartal lenni,
akit szerettel. Exert kellett ne
ken akarkihcz hozzamenni. Ez-
ert lettem legels0 hazue szere-
t6je. En- is csak a boldogsagot ke-
restem en- rajtavesztettem.
- Vissza kell menni az urad-
hoz. = sz6lt aggodalmasan az id0-
sebb asszony.
A fatal asszony turelmetleniil
megmozdult.
- Vissza kell menni! K0nv-
nyii EFT mondani. Fla oft marad-
haitian volna, mem j0ttem volna
| ell, de ismerem en- nagyon jol az
ilyen eletet. @. en- maskent TO-
gom fell,
Az idosebb asszony nyugtalanul
jarkalt fel es ala. Az arcat gond
torzitotta ell.
- Borzaszto. Ki gondolt volna
ere. Nit sz6lnak hozza varos
ban?
Konny buggyant XII szemen, a
hogy folytatta:
- Hiszen en- mindenkinek csak
rolatok beszeltem. R6lad. Hogy
milyen pedas asszony vagy. A
ii boldogsagtokrol. A ii gy0ny0-
ri eletetekr5l. Epen tegnap vol.
tax lit a polgarmesterek. FolytoI
veletek dicsekedtem. Hiszen en-
mar csak nektek eltem.
! A fatal asszony area tiizelt. A,
anyja ele ALT.
! = Te9 TIE hivatkoztal az EN-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-16
r. TARCZA IS
KET AS ZONY
Irta: Pasztor Jozsef

pett XII. Amint meglatta a fatal
asszonyt, hangosan felsikoltott, be-
lekapaszkodott veranda aitaja-
ba a meglepetestol elgyengiilve
susogta:
- Eva -. Evikc :.
! Maid hirtelen atremegett a tes-
ten az 0r0m, gyorsan a fatal asz-
szonyhoz futott hevesen 'atka-
rolta:
- Evan! Draga Evan = kia!-
tozta melegen.
Hirtelen lehajolt bamban ba-
mulo kisleanyhoz, a karjaiba kap-
ia hevesen cs6kolgatte.:
= Hat megis meglathattalak,
draga kis 0rd0g0m !. O be szAp
vagy! BE gyony0rii vagy!
Ujra fatal asszonv fele for
.dult amint a gyermeket hevesen
magahoz szoritotta, gyongeden
tolta maga ei0tt fatal ASH
szonyt:
- Gyeriink be -. Gyertek be,
Ugy-e, milyen sep itten a lorna
con? Mennyi virag! Most mar
csak viragoknak elek.
- Mennyi sep azalea, su-
sogta a fatal asszony, ahogy ba-
tortalanul v6gignezett a napsu-
oarral el0nt0tt iiveges verandan.
= Mem vagytok ehesek? I? :
kerdezte az idGsebb asszony. =
A kicsikenek kavet.. Menjiink be.
tedd le a kalapod. O bizony. Mem
hittem volna. hogy ma ilyen oro-
NOM lesz. Hat magis?
Meleeen a fatal asszony arcadia
nezett .amint bementek a tornac-
rol.
-M6gis hazaiottel. O mar ha-
rom eve. hogy mem lattalak. Evi-
KEN. Ned. lit mindeniitt ii
fenykepeitek = $ nosolyogva ne
zett csodalkoz6 fatal asszony
ARCADIA, amint folytatta:
- Megszereztem. ANIMAL a 70.
tografusnal. ahol leffnykepeztet-
nj szoktatok magatokat. Ned. Ez
az els6 fenykeped a naszut utan
Ez, amikor baba sziiletett. Ez a
kicsike elso fenykepe. Ez meg Ii
csaladi KEEP. O en- sokat eltem, AZ
en- csendeS maganyomban.
A fatal asszony csal bamut.
Az eeesz haz tele volt veliik.
- ITALIAN meg is bocsatottal ne
KEN. Evikeo = sz6lt az idosebb
asszony lassan. = AIT hittem,
mar nem latlak tobbe.
A fatal asszony SCENE nyug-
talanul megrebbent
= Hagyjuk ezt, edes anya .
= Mem. mem, - felelt a mask
hevesen. - EFT a dolgot tisztaz-
nunk kell, ha mar hazaj0ttel. Ia
Ian az eletet is jobban ismered
most s engem is maskent itelsz
meg. En- szegeny edesapadat So
hasem szerettem. Igen fiatalon
mentem hozza ferjhez es Be-
szeljek-e sokat nekeG Hiszen
titkolni akartam el0tted s titkolni
is tudtam egeszen addig, amig q
| leveleit veletleniil meg mem tala|.
tad. Hiszen csak te miattad
mem valtam ell. Csak te miattad
Mem akartam, hogy te gyermek
lelkedet megbolygassuk :. In.
kabb szenvedtem.
A fatal asszony k0ny0rgo pill
lantast vetett az anyjara. A sze
me nyugtalanul repdesett, az al
kai remegtek:
= Hagyjuk, edes anyam, hagy
juk, = susogta kinosan.
S az arcara fajdalmas, szenved'
lvonas tilt, ahogy er6tleniil leeresz
kedett a szekbe.
De az anyja folzaklatva folytat
ia:
En- meg tudtam erteni f0l
haborOdasOdat. Az edes apad hs
lalos betegen fekszik abban szt
baban S lit, ebben szekrenybe
ugyanakkor megtalalod azokat
lavalpkpt
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
DUTIES OF CITIZENS

1t is the duty of all citizens defend the Constitution
against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Prohibition
nars Of The Constitutes, part Of ae Constitution
being attacked by volators and those who making
organized efforts to nullify the Prohibition law It the
duty of all citizens defend the Constitution against all
attacks Citizens should support candidates who will be
loyal to Prohibition enforcement They should do this
because Vt the duty of citizens to help place officials in
office who will do their duty Citizens should give
officials proper cooperation. This does not mean that
they should do the actual work of enforcement for which
officials elected appointed. But it does that
citizens should do all things proper for citizens support
of the law They should uries when called upon.
They should defend the law whenever it is attacked
SHOULD SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS
So long there is organized attack against Pro-
hibton there be organized defense 1t is the
duty of citizens support and cooperate with unofficial
agencies organized to support Prohibition enforcement
This is necessary the support of the Y NJ c. A.
and the Red Cross during the World War Citizens who
do not support enforcement organizations doing less
than their part to defend the law.
LEADERS SHOULD HELP NOW
Preachers should do all in their power to arouse pub
lie sentiment for law enforcement. special enforce
nent rally in every community is needed Special
services in every church should be held often
sary inform the people and them action.
Newspaper editors should answer wet propaganda and
wherever it appears Every attack against the Consu-
ton answered should be the slogan of patriotic speakers
and writers. Leaders of all organizations that stand for
community welfare and good citizenship should
aggressivey the end that the law may be enforced
PROHIBITION CAN BE ENFORCED EVERY
WHERE IN ILLINOIS NOW Wherever the law is
being enforced officials and citizens doing less than
100 per cent of their duty. ONE HUNDRED PER
CENT EFFORT WILL RESULT IN ONE HUN
DRED PER CENT ENFORCEMENT.
In future numbers the American Issue will renort on
enforcement effort being made by officials and citizens in
various parts of the Officials invited send
reports of their activities and citizens invited report
enforcement conditions. Thus the Issue will be the
of discovering the difficulties in the way of enforce
whenever it fails and will help make it possible
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
DUTIES OF FEDERAL OFFICIALS

Under authority granted by the Eighteenth Amend
the Constitution of the United States the Con-
gress and the have power enforce
Prohibition This makes enforcement duty of the Fed
era government we'll as of the state government.
Under the law it is the duty of the Treasury Department
which acts through Prohibition Commissioner and of
the Department of Justice which through the Attor
ney General and District Attorneys to enforce Prohbi
ton The President of the United States the chief
executive officer ultimately responsible for the enforce
of the law. Enforcement officials appointed by him
including federal judges named upon recommendation
of United States Senator'S Accordingly in Illinois SEN
ators Medi Mccormick and Vim. B. Mckinley re-
sposble for federal enforcement than anyone else
While the federal government has power to
enforce it is well established rule that federal officials
should be called upon only when and where local and state
officials unable unwilling to enforce the law 1t
the law is being enforced citizens have right to ask
if the local officials have failed, whether the federal Pro-
hbton agents. the United States district attorneys and
the federal judges doing their part.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02

ton where the law being enforced the American
Issue will compare what should be done by officials and
citizens with what is being done by them. 1t will leave
to the citizens and officials themselves show by their
acts and whether they up to their duties
DUTIES OF LOCAL OFFICIALS
The following provisions of the Illinois Prohibition
act what local officials should do to enforce Prohl
biton Are the local officials doing what the state law
gives them the power and makes it their duty to do?
Sec ao 1t shall be the duty of the States Attorney
of every county diligently prosecute any and all persons
violating any the provisions of this Act in his county,
and he shall be responsible for the proper enforcement OF
this Act and whenever he shall have any to believe
that any of the provisions of this Act being violated
in his county, he shall every legitimate at his
command the necessary and proper evidence OF
such violation and immediately upon securing such ev
dence he shall file complaint complaint to be
filed against any person against whom he shall have any
evidence of any such violation and he shall have said per-
son arrested and shall vigorously prosecute said COM
plants said charges to final Judgment
"It shall be the duty of all County Boards and the
Board of Commissioners of Cook county lend every
possible assistance the States Attorney, Sheriff and
other officials in the enforcement of this Act.
"Sec AZ 1t shall be the duty of all municipal county,
and state officials cooperate the enforcement of this
act.I
"If any sheriff, deputy sheriff, chief of police mar
sha policeman constable other peace officer shall have
knowledge, information suspicion of any violation Of
any provision of this Act, he shall diligently investigate
and secure evidence of the and SHALL before the
proper officer make and sign complaint against the offend
ing person. anything in the ordinance bylaws of any
municipality the contrary notwithstanding.
DUTY OF STATES ATTORNEY
The Illinois Prohibition gives the attorney gen
era of the of Illinois supervision of the granting Of
permits and makes his duty proceed against vo
oE
vision:
"The Attorney General but in the Office of Com
missioner of Prohibition shall be created then such Com
missioner shall through his assistants agents, or invest
gators obtain evidence of violation shall make cause
to be made complaints against volators whenever such
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02

evidence is secured and he and his assistants hereby
given authority to sign verify and file any such
plants, adavs petitions and papers required under this
Act
Further powers of the attorney general set forth
in Section of the Illinois Prohibition Act follows:
ANY action to enjoin any nuisance defined in this
Act may be brought in the of the of Illinois
by the Attorney General Of the by any States AT
torney City Attorney prosecuting attorney of city
by the Commissioner of Prohibition if such office be
created by any citizen of the county where nuisance
as herein defined exists
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
ENFORCE PROHIBITION
EVERYWHERE NOW!

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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02

To determine the for the failure Of Prohibi
ton where the law being enforced the American
Issue will compare what should be done by officials and
citizens with what is being done by them 1t will leave
to the citizens and officials themselves to show by their
acts and records whether they up their duties
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
DUTY OF STATE COURTS

Jurisdiction of state courts is specified in Section
of the Illinois Prohibition act in the following language
Complete equity jurisdiction is hereby conferred
upon all County Courts, with the Circuit
Courts and the Superior Court of Cook county, to hear
and determine all injunction which may be brought
under this Act
IF THE LAW IS NOT BEING ENFORCED IN
IQUIRE FIRST WHETHER THE OFFICIALS OF
THE MUNICIPALITY, COUNTY AND STATE ARE
DOING THEIR DUTY AS SPECIFIED IN THE
ILLINOIS PROHIBITION ACT.