Show Bill TO PROTECT if t DRY TERRITORY PASSED BY HOUSE Prohibits Shipment of Liquor Into States Having Prohibition Prohibition Pro- Pro 1 Laws it F FeL S. S Th S. We S1 w bill bUI tl tp to pr prohibit it th the Int interstate i t shipment of oC liquor into Into nto d do dry Plates tates for purposes of ot sale alt or to be bo In l any ay I man man- ncr used In violation of ot the state stata laws Jaws was n passed J by the tha House c l late te to today to- to day 10 iO to 65 5 5 Th The passage MIC of or h the bill ended one onet of ot the most stubbornly fought d aU-d day all contents con con- tots tents of or this Congress Senator J non of ot Iowa author of ot a n. Senate measure of tho te same purport sat flat in the most of ot the da day watching the fight tight which op opened with a n. contest over t e rub rulo to bring up the Webb ebb bill Representatives Representatives of ot organized org advocates sat In the members members' galleries and arid kept tally on tho ton roll calls caUs Representative tI Fitzgerald of ot NewYork New New- NewYork ew York criticised his 1119 fellow Democratic leaders for tor Or not devoting oUnG more time to the essential appropriations Representative of ot Pennsylvania Republican Re Re- publican suld said this House House- would go go down dowl in history as aa ono one of ot masterly Inactivity tt nelre Representative Mann nn of ot Illinois characterised ed as flimflam film flim flam tho the bringing up of ot the tho at nt this time Former Speaker Cannon declared de declared de- de that the tho states should r regulate traffics themselves es Representative e Derer of 01 It Wisconsin Socialist contended contended con con- tended hut nil great fent men from Julius Caesar down to Cannon annon were wert temporary temporary tempo ran drinkers Representative Slier Slier- Ie ley of or Kentucky a the iho validity of or the bill and o o r Rucker of ot Missouri said saltI ho represented numer numerous one ous constituents whose homes homeR had been een wrecked b by liquor All u amendments ot offered r to tG the bill billete were ete rejected One of ot these would have hae substituted the bill hill already punned b by tho the Senate and nd another would has hav added a penalizing clause with fine and Imprisonment provisions ro which some somo of the nit s nib 6 is l would haVe haV made the tho- measure J i no he S l |