Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-14
DRY Gar 'SIf1
IL''AYoR OF BEER.
(Cont;ned from rpa % y

,ban one half Of par cent alo3.
! haiir etI -pat.
Vets SICK ~ bills now pcad:ag
! before The committee to raise that
+ uerceatag" - q point which woeiI
, ha Notwithstanding in fact
L is Suggested bv many w--h
Knowledge Of alculolic content t.s.t
I mis- would H.m.. At least % pr
cent beer.
Andrews, however, dj1 not commit
himself 10 any particular bin and
! made plain his restrictions.
Il ask for Your opinion Is q uau
and a citizen II Won don't tLmh
-'at present conditions of home
di>tiliirg are destructive Of the NOR
! ais 81 he homo 49, Rcd asked.
II think u - seriously iHiufi-
! oas, Andrews answered,
You, like al 90 us-in spite ef
the office vpR How ho8 ,hiuk that
! is question to ," seriously
,tGdiad
ts man and c@i2oH, 7 think
/ thnr, are many questions in cnnnco-
! tion with this subject ~ J." >c'cr'it
! ieaIly studied. - Andrews replied.
/ The ola commercial la~ ot supply
AMI demand caHica through in pro-
/ hihiriru as wrll as legitimate trade.
( Andrews declared. IN larger cities,
. whore diversion Of alcohol has been
, cut down, stills arc operating in
J larger numbers. hn srjl.
Andrews defended III, provision
Of his new enforcement tighten
ing act whirh would permit his
agents 10 search alI homes where
, they suspect stills gre iu operation.
~ DON'T expect MY agents 10 g
uooping ara13 private dwellings,, =
7 he said. II fired clio mU already
. for doing THAI.
Wants the Big Ones
/ II Just want tp oet ~ thc big
commercial >tii.s-uot the ii.tlr fel-
lows.
"Mauy Of thc big commercial or
i orators are taking adrau.ae" of the
Fundamental .aW Thai ii mu : home
Is, his castle. Tho. iH>taH - ilm-
,ilv I'm q house aul thcH ueEr stills
In, using the family for a.octec-
tiun.
Rccl jumped to his feet TO con
duct The examination oi Andrews
while the crowd listened attentive
lv.
Andrews lolicd in hi, chair smok
ing a cigarette -, Reed spared with
him.
You know how easy + j., t.
manufacture liqaor:' Reed asked.
Yes. .n - general Way.
I.oot at 1Lm Still tL,re. and / Il
rlI Won. RrcJ said, pointing 10 q
-a.l,G coppcr -ti.I which was set NJ
iu th, hearing room.
E-arincg Hard Drinkers
~ jUst want 10 Tell Of Che diff
ralt.a, sou have to confront, Rec
said. telling Andrews how Liquor
could hc made.
~ learned this from a marine
dll,ag the war Lr addcd. An,
wnat marine iD-,o't know about
.naking liquor u9,ody need seek t
learn
"And I say Shat with all respect
to the marines. >. fer they are goo'
fighter, Dd hard drinkers.
Reed tu,u d..1 {; diagram of how
the marir,s had made liquor Ia camI
with a tia pail and f"o bricks as th'
only utensils.
.tThat'l bc good for YOU, gen
| ,rai. when yo1 - Back in the ser
vice." hc aid. When you don
have amy General SmclIcy Butlc
around.
Newspaper polls on prohibition
showing total of 2lfj,s4S person
\ Iavoriug modification Of Nolsicad
ism and G97Oo3 for the act an
the 18th amendment, arc representa-
\ i've Of the sentiment Of the people
Colonel Julien Goldman, wet prose
cutting attorney, told the scnate pre-
H hibitiou committee today.
\ Recent Polls Upheld
/ Goldman summed up results Of th
II newspaper Enterprise association
Il Hearst, Pittsburgh Sun and othe
II uolls and asserted that the n. T.. 4
Il poll, the largest, taken in 32G elite
II and towns did not "'rcpresent onl
\ Tie east, IA charge which he sal
/ had been lodged against many Q
Il the polls.
/ A stiu set up on a ginger ale bo
II was brought into the crowded con
Il mittee room by capitol police {
4 Goldman s request, TO determine ho
z simple it was to make liquor.