Show I A SUItE HUm MEANS Ul OV OP ENFORCEMENT A FEDERAL Judge In Ohio sen- sen a bootlegger to pay a fine line of and court costs and spend two years in tn the Atlanta penitentiary the ary In pronouncing sentence judge took occasion to cr criticise se severely so- so verely those lawyers who make makeI I a practice of defending guilty bootleggers bootleggers bootleggers boot boot- only to justify the collection of a fee lIe He said that in the future all ati liquor law violators who who pleaded not guilty would be given the limit of the law law it if they hey wore ware ore found guilty guilty guil guil- ty by a Jury gUll I If It every judge In the country Federal and local would follow that pro procedure there would be a sudden end to the bootlegger evil Maximum Maximum Maxi Maxi- mum penalties were provided for just such cases The more wanton and flagrant a violation of the law i imay may be the sUffer stiffer should be the punishment There never has been amore a amore amore more willful disregard of any lawthan lawthan law lawthan than of ot the prohibition law yet the penalties assessed have been merely merely merely mere mere- ly nominal in most cases often limped limit limp limIted limited ed to a small fine that had no influence Influence ence whatever as a deterrent |