Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1924-03-04 | Page 2 | Clergymen Deny They Carry Flasks

CLERGYMEN DENY THEY CARRY FLASKS W V YORK March 4 Police Police Commissioner Enright Monday w as challenged by and worn worn- women en to make mako public the tho na names me ol ot clergymen men Judges and prominent men and women woman whom ho he charged AundA with Ith evading the tion law by carrying flasks It Is an Insult to the cloth Rev superintendent superintend superintend superintend- Samuel L I Hamilton ent lor tor the metropolitan district of the Antl Saloon league of Now New York said Rev A D Batchelor J associate superintendent ol ut the league referred to the commission commission- commissioner e er s a accusations as 49 a slander commission I on the clergy of ot the city I the he trouble is b 1 not with Ith clergy clergy- clergymen I men but with Ith the officers of ot the th 1 10 law themselves es the Rev Rey John Johl I Roach Straton declared in on advIs- advIs advIsIng advising Ing Commissioner Enright to go goto goto gi to Pennsylvania and learn from Crom Governor Pinchot how to clean up u the bootleggers Mrs Mi 11 a Thomas Thom H Flack president of the tho Ne New York rede atlon of omens v w omens omen's clubs who said she hei knew mOl mote mole e women than any other Indi- Indi Ind Individual vidual In the tho city was indignant I I don t t know what kind of ot parties he e goes to she asserted but bu where here I go there Is no drinking ot of forbidden liquor 00