Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-03-30 | Page 10 | Hypocrisy in High Places

L Hypocrisy in High Places r t 1 THE HE indictment of U. U S. S Representative M M. 1 Mi of Illinois on charges of possession transportation and importation without duty of intoxicating liquors is one of the boldest boldest onslaughts against hypocrisy of officials that has taken place during this this' era t. t The immunity of high offIcials is thereby brought int intO question The ethics of v ting dry and follow following ng the dictates of of th the Anti Anti- Saloon league yet personally fla the p. p prohibition taws laws is brought to the public mind nind There ought to be more lnore exposes of- of such sham am and pretense Its It's ridiculous that many of the men who make our dry laws are areS good customers of the Washington It has been understood that Mr Hoover wOuld demand that members members' of his official family amily r refrain liquor It is setting a shameful example x mple to the nation for or congressional brazenly to flaunt the law that they help make Hypocrisy in official life is ail an enemy nemy to o the fhe cuse of temperance e. e