The Washington times., 1929-06-06
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cipfes to the political problems at hand
one of which would be the nquor qnIessti1hn Ne. on
whole mass of our political questions o%ul %
of the realm Of propaganda, ana INTO the
u"1s" mnr .tnrdv tn eitizens would feel perfectly
at home in seeing the same common sense
that has brought them success IN their
private affairs. applied to political prob.
in Government" and regulating the liquor
traffic is a part of that business.
And further since under American NV
ing conditions the people tend TO- educate
Themselves in their thinking, II is gener:
aIIy easy to supply that which IL needed
TO complete their information on any pO'
This educational effort as outlined above
is widely comprehensive, but the enforce
ment efforts OF temperance law can De re-
stricted and confined to narrower chan
mel. which is the control OF the hd~oT
By passing the Eighteenth Amendment
tn the Constitution, and its accompanying
group of enforcement laws. and at the
same time not repeating many Of the
liquor laws then already in existence, some
of which are temperate in character; we
have many offenses concerning drinking
covered by q double set OF laws.
At present. the greater emphasis OF en-
sapqeee rpoSn of II the 90 prohibition % type, Which
shows signs Of failure,
II now. in certain states; the efforts of
the enforcement of the older laws of the
re-Volstead group. and the efforts of the
National officers, as regards those states.
directed and confined Tor a while to the
abuse of liquor as it were. certain chosen
areas could be released for properly organ
lied state temperance efforts in contrast
BY thus recognizing states rights, the
nation can impose state responsibility for
some of the conditions affecting the liquor
hnf In in
danger of being shirked.
This challenge BY the nation to state
pride would also be valuable asset by
bringing into play friendly state rivalry
and causing an earnest effort in each COM
munity to make creditable showing and
to stand well in the eyes of the nation.
legislation could be tried out in different
states and under varying conditions, and
temperance plans practically perfected.
ment further helpful in enabling some
states to try out approved temperance
plans comparatively undisturbed by extra
state conditions and save the face of the
Eighteenth Amendment from impending
While the hest forms of state and local
temperance laws and enforcement are thus
being worked out. modification can also
be made in the national liquor laws. and
finally any change. found to be necessary
cpald a%srns be EET %Sds t,.slG II the EIGHTEENTH
SAMUEL r. RTXEY, p. o. Box 145.
CULPEPER. VA.
CHILDREN boarded in country; registered
nurse Mrs. Ray Gray. Arcola, Va.
DETECTIVE-PriV advice free: shadow
work: open all night 300 N NV r $3.50
GOOD board on small farm for boys; moth
er's care; between TO IL years of age;
best refs. Mrs G.. r. Purdunl, Highland,
Nd phone ElIicott City 50-F-22.
PHYSIOTHERAPY--S method and
scientific electric Treatment. North $500
RUGS made to order from Old carpets: i'm.
mediate or fall delivery, Main 1882.
WHY Enlarged Toe Joints or Other Foot
Troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
oratory. 612 F N. w. suite 108 ground II.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE
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1923 14TH ST W COL. 1888
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LICENSED BY DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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Wed, pm: readings by apt. Fr. 9166
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Readings. 1870 Irving N. W. Col. 1927
Consult NINE DORSEY tcoIoredi. natu-
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Psychic adviser. 921 F n. w. Dis. 6699.
MRS. L. D. SUPPLE. PSYCHIC REA DEB
1922 Lamont St. W. Adams 221S
] <. SIMMONS, l341 Newton St. N w
Spiritual medium Seanca Thurs, pm
Readings by appointment Col. 4342.