Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-28

Continued from page .
"From what some Of the govern
nent chemists tell me, patrons ,of
bootlcgging might have their eyes
opened.
cit is amazing TO me- he con-
tinued. Chow men who have com
mon sense where thcir health, as
we'll as their wealth. is concerned,
seem to accept without question the
statements of men thev know 90 be
criminals, violators of their colin-
lrv s laws.
Andrews homes to work through
Tie churches, the y. NJ. e.. \. and
euch organizations rs the Rotary
! clubs. i'm educating those who con
stitutc the "markct' for bootleg
liquor, as wen as in gathering re.
ports on the progress Of prohihi-
ton.
Suppression of traffic in liquor is
to be the main objective of his fed
cra forces; beyond this, thc people
themselves must help.
Tie general came to discussion of
the point where u community is
cut off from outside supplies Of
liquor.
"Therc may be an undesirable olc-
mcnt iH that community which will
attempt to continue to manufacture
liouor and dispense it, he suggest
cd
Stir Public Sentiment
"Tn that case it Will in q measure
be up to the respectable members Of
the community Is decide whether
thcv want such men in thnir midst
They will know who is maxim" the
l;1ror and what to do about II.
.'Puhlic sentiment probably will
ril such community Of its boot
lco"crS.
Desiring to put prohibition on
Forccmont upon q Identified business
footing. General Andrews soes two
phases TO violation with which he
win ottcmnt ~ do"l. tNr "supn'v
and tho 'market.
In that portion Of thc interview
which waS carried yesterday. he e.
ulaincd that the government will
seek 10 curb the sunn)v Of liquor
n this source will strike nj th"
hoot lcrcor who is gathering and
distributing illegal supplies ana viii
TIGHTEN control df liquor traffic al!
?lonn the lines.
When i comes 10 question Of
the bootleg "markct Andrews
'ooke for cOopdratior. Tie homes to
win this through the kind of men
he hes appointed regional directors
and their suhor1iNAtoS.
Il wanted $4,000 . wear mon
who would maize ,acrif''" aud tH'" ,
qunoirtments IN the 'r"hihitio" nn't
end hclr r,rt i. ovor. - ho ovrlairod.
Plans Homo Talent
As FAR as nossib1o 7 want ny
oGmiristrato~S - he il "N"""" of
thoir home districts. 7 don Z want
,,oonlc of . oertair o'oto. for oY-
omu'o. 20 feel that T think = "ocos- D
,orv 10 ret . man from outside 10 +
toll them how to manaoo their af I
fairS. Tn every instance whore
sr"h course has hepr nr0cticahlo, ,
. local mon he's been selected.
General Andrews believes the COW ,
f;dcnco cf tho roou'o is to be Won /
tl,"ough identified enforcement which .
will moi uribblc ovor notify infrin~"- !
montS to tho extent of LOSING S'rht !
cf big nffcndrrS. And he believes
thGt with restoration of respect f"~
law g, forcement will cam" 4 scnti- /
mont in favor of prohibition that ,
will mokc the country drv. /
"What hove vou TO SOW 10 the /,
man who does NOT believe in nro-
hibiton and continues to drink, y /
tho general was 'skcd
''For God s sake don : notronizc
thc hootlegpnra, - he replied ON
rhaticallv. "Thev ore enrichi"o
themselves at vour expense nossihly /
at the expense of vour health.
"Thev are violating the law, fire.
onontlv hv means Of corruption, aud
you are helping them to profit by 1t.