Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-05-03 | Page 10 | Ships Dry in Port June 10

i I I I I I I slops SHIPS DRY IN INi PORT JU JUNE 10 I Hughes Will Tell Nations of Ban on Liquor in U S V aters LiquorI I WASHINGTON l May ay DefinIte 3 I decision his ts been reached by ad- ad administration ad administration ministration charged Ith ii ith prohIbItion enforcement to put the shIp liquor ban Into effect on Juno 1 10 0 and Secretary Hughes Hushes has been requested to notify maritime na- na na nations tiona that foreign ships entering American America n territorial on and after actor that date will still be held to strict compliance with the law as Inter Inter- Interpreted interpreted Interpreted by the th supreme court The Tho situation gro Ing out of oC Mondays court decision which de declared do- do dared that American and foreign ships must I be e bone dry InsIde Ithe the mlle mil limit was stis discus discus- discussed sod sed Wednesday at a conference of oC treasury officials Afterward ard ai- ai was made that Juno ions 10 had been fixed as the date for tor clamping down the lid that the tile Bee Bee- sec secretary toI rotary of oC state had been asked aked to nd Ise foreign Governments of thIs Intention and that the treasury treasur as determined to enforce the tho law in rn its ts new application Impartially and 5 Among diplomats It is regarded as certain that lengthy negotiations negotiations will still ill ensue bet between een some of the tho gO governments affected ansi ani the United States Stats on certain phases ses of o the Ques question