Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-11-05 | Page 2 | Aid Asked in Dry Campaign

AID hub ASKED IN DRY CAMPAIGN Haynes Bids Great Army of Law Officers To Join In Drive WASHINGTON Nov No 5 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes In a statement Sunday declared that e es cry ery effort will be made to carry carryout carryout carryout out a program of ordination co-ordination of enforcement between state and federal forces Tho The federal government will dIscharge Its lull full obligations to the limIt of Its ability said Mr ir Haynes HaYMs There are certain phases of the enforcement of 01 the prohibition prohibition tion law tor for which the tho government Is entirely responsible and others for which the states should assure responsibility The former or enforcement Includes the of beverage and in-I in In- In Industrial In Industrial alcohol plants etc ASKS ASKS ASSISTANCE Commissioner Hanos Ha nes added that I there were about police sheriffs and similar state slate officers In the country whose manifest dut was to present pre minor In- In Infractions Infractions In Infractions fractions of the prohibition law It It If this great army could Join bands with the tto prohibition agents as was obviously Intended by the framers Cramers of ot the eighteenth amend amend- amendment amendment amendment ment and of ot the act no provIsion being made for tor the build build- buildIng building ing tog up of a II great national constabulary constabulary constabulary this country would be combed of ot violators who now slip through because hands bands are not joined FIGURES COMPARED Citing results of o federal pre pre enforcement at the source CommIssioner Haynes bald baid that the prohIbition pro consumption of oC bonded whisky e excluding moon moon- moonshine moonshine moonshine shine gallons was about gal gal- gal lons Ions and beer beer- gallons hIe last lear ear whisky withdrawal for medicinal purposes were only gallons and only gallons of ot cereal beverages were manufactured 00 00 L