Show Calls Act Rich Man Law MAN MANI MANIN MANIN I IN CONGRESS CAUSES STIR I Reverend Kvale Says Wealthy Can Wallow In Whisky I DEMANDS TEETH Michigan Representative Replies to Heated Attack By WILLIAM WILLIA K SON InternatIonal News NeW Service WASHINGTON Jan 12 Con CongressIonal Congressional Con Congressional gressional dry ranks were split spilt wide open tonight It was the re- re result re result sult suit of ot a factional row In the house between e 0 J Kvala ot of Minnesota the man In congress and Representative Louis C Cramton Cromton ot of o MichIgan spokesman for tor the Saloon Anti Anti leaguer on the tho ey ev eve of the Anti Antl- SAldon Antt-SAldon sAl SMon on nt n whIch opens here hero Sunday the house row caused evident concern to national dry leaders leader Hundreds I of at prohibitionists In the capital for tor the convention talked of noth- noth nothing noth nothing ing else Kale ale divided the prohIbition camp by a wholly unexpected In- In IndIctment indictment In Indictment of ot the national prohibItion prohibition prohibition tion act Its author torm former r Representative whom Kvale succeeded and nd actions of ot the Anti Antl- Saloon Anti Saloon league In supporting the law 11 He branded the act as a rich mans man's law V a esty ot of justice and charged It was breeding a I nation of ot hypocrites WALLOW OW IN WHISKY RISKY Frequently Interrupted by cheers from the floor and galleries erles al Kalo K declared the tho law woe W wo legalizing the double standard of ot morality and permitting the better class ot of citizens to wallow allow B allow In whisky baths bath His condemnation was WM more harsh than any ony given the law by wet leaders No sooner was Kvale seated than thon e Cramton Cromton arose to defend the law and denounce his dry colleague Cramton declared the act was a good law lawand and ond termed It significant that most of ot the given elven ale K CAme from the wets To correct the conditions he de- de described de described scribed Kvale Introduced a new bone dry bill which would corn com coin pel pel every every everi citizen to tile file with the government a IL list of ot all alcoholic liquors on the first of ot each year yer A graduated ta tax tay starting at 10 on the first gallon lallon or of alcohol and ana Increasing 1 U on c etch cich ch additional gallon would be le lev le led red ar the cellar contents of ot each home FLAYS YS LEAGUE Kale Kvale declared he hr l h h r would e would ev no support from the Anti Anti- Saloon Anti SalOon league lague for tor his ne nov new bill because he Is too dry and too Po pro pro- progressive pio tor for that organization The Kvale said was as something erroneously and ridi- ridi ridiculously named after atter a man who never In all his life had hod given the saloon or the liquor traffic any cause to for worry He Ho declared the Saloon Saloon Anti league supported It although It was II a law tor for the poor ann and a privilege tor for the rich Kvale charged the prohIbition act ct permitted every cl citizen to fill his cellar collar with Intoxicating liquors and Invite In all hi his friends to shore share It if he have the money P LINCOLN A great American has hils said this nation cannot connot endure halt half slave and nd halt holt tree free No more will this Continued on Paso P co Two I D ACT II IS CRITICIZED I I Continued from Page P c One fl l I A h nation endure half h lt wet and h halt lal dry dr f fh l Cramton Cranton In replying said td he heI h I q as a uncertaIn whether d more mor liquor In lo the th cellar of oC the poor man inAn or lee lese In the cell cel- cel I jar Ir of o the tho th rich man l I t-m t opposed to the tho th wIne win and andI liquor cellars cellar c lar Cramton added I Iam I Am m opposed to the th saloon and op- op opposed op op-i op II posed pod po d to changes In the th la law that I would permit wIn wino and aDd beer ber There i I nothinG In this thi law which dif dif- dif fer lers between the th rights of ot the th rich I rIchI or the tha poor IOOr It Is simply that th t the th rich base hav ro money and th the poor have h ve not |