Show u V School Bells Ring for Dry Must Learn to Respect Homes I W WASHiNGTON March Maich 18 5 i Picked NEA-Picked prohibition agents are going to school with here classrooms teachers desks blackboards blackboards black black- boards and They're being taught good manners manners man man- ners with special emphasis m n the constitutional sanctity of th the home though the home be m an humble one There They're being taught too to get the hig in big liquor making mak- mak ing and liquor selling des cles General Lincoln C C. C Andrews And his aides started tITe school Andrews Andrews An- An drews wants its graduates to rate per cent in both capability and gen The students are being schooled particularly to avoid all highhanded highhanded high high- handed and illegal tactics of which prohIbition officers have been acI accused ac- ac In the past HARSHER PUNISHMENT Looking to more adequate punIshment punishment pun pun- for the bIg boys behind behind be- be hind liquor vendIng plots the school will endeavor to turn out experts at both boUr legal and scIentific scientific inquirIes having to do with such cases With its fIrst semester just opened the prOhibition inspectors inspectors' school will have thirty students for each period of three weeks During the next or nine months men probably will be trained i The chief ot of thE division dIvision dI- dI vision as Uris tITis school hool Is officially designated Is Webster Spates a lawyer aWer with seven years years' I i i Once In 1 the attorney generals general's ol- ol flee fice six years years' private practice in Miami Fla and now legal adviser adviser ad- ad to Colonel James C. C Waddell Wad Wad- dell supervisor of alcohol and brewery control IDEA MAY MAY SPREAD SchoolIng will be confined for the present to alcohol and brewery division which handies handies han han- dies perhaps the most Important phases of prohibition enforcement Later the tho Idea of e educating prohibition pro pro- agents probably will spread Inspectors will willS be brought here for from all over the United States They will be taught principally the Intricacies of alcohol and brewery supervision but will be tutored In all round prohibition worle vork also They will be taught to conduct raids with polish and poise EXPERT FACULTY The fa faculty cult selected by Spates an and l comprises the best experts under General Andrews Andre who apProved the school after Colonel Waddell had conceived idea k The professors the will lecture lee lec- ture and otherwise function might a college as instructor in iii mathematics math math- or or Greek drama IncIdentally there will be examinations ex- ex The no way a selective schooling Is in process but new agents will be under Scrutiny of close course and If had any eggs find theIr way ir in they are likely to be The idea WEa of this school said Headmaster Spates j is first to I prom te and t raIse the standard or of the P so that we may com commar man manthe the respect of the public by ti conduct of our officers tJI WHAT THEY'LL LEARN The course Ire ITe explained Is' Is d vided as follows 3 1 Regulations governing al jc hol plants and breweries J iI 2 Search and seizures Her to get warrants and how to ex cute them So the law will be en forced in a lawful manner 3 Conspiracies What make conspiracies and how to invest gato and get the evidence Q o them II 4 Elements of evidence IIo Ho Hoto to get evidence and how to s sumit b it In proper form lJ 1 5 5 General Investigation 1 to meet circumstances and emer and how to con c oneself on the witness stand j 6 Authority and general c n duct of officers in the field Nothing like this has been at tempted before The students w spend six hours a day in the cla room and probably wi will have homework it We dont don't want to deprive an an one of his constitutional rights sayS Spates in speaking of ethical part of the Ye want them to be a cr Cl d rather than a reflection on us iJ the Past men sometimes have hav b bee hIred and put In the field an any idea just what was of them Now they will know SEARCH WARRANTS Many l people ma may be to hear that the prohibition officer will be taught they must have search warrant in eVer every case lef raiding a prIvate hom home J To get warrants they the will be In that probable cause r search must be established r. r a federal judge or other words presumptive proof 0 a violation of law must be a ad There must be reasonable to believe a crime is being commit ted before any place ti raided without a warrant J Use of their noses may be 0 on subject for instruction of the 1 as the courts have he heir prohibition agents may act on oth senses than that of sight t Copyright 1927 NEA Service In Inc |