May 9.
Federal ayonts announced to-day' that raids upon night clubs had vealed records of the fact that aeroplanes transported 14,000 wses of liquor from Windsor, On-rio, to Chicago, with a total valve One aeroplane which had been specially equipped for the work:
cords, cost G¥80,000, recording to the re-
Although five the "aeroplane kang" have been arrested for smuggling, the work of liquor transport by air has gone on since Inst August, with six round trips week—United Press, League v. J. Barleycorn Washington, May 9.
Ag the Senate Lobby hearing continued "to-day, "Mr. P. Scott McBride, general superintendent loon League of America, tails of operations in fight against John the league was born of God's will" exclaimed "Mr, MeBride, "and it will fight on where He leads. Those things which are in the way of the Progress of the kingdom God must get out of the wa:
Recidivist Law in North Dakota Members of the league have!
Bismarck, N. D., May 8, started 9 prayer meeting Oberiine, Ohio, in cerine th Violation of the Volstead prot tion enforcement law involves moral] the present activities at. Washing-tun, Mr. MeBride revealed. turpitude and, therefore, a fourth conviction will henceforth bring life In reply to an interested imprisonment in the state of North] f: Senator John J.
Dakota, according to a ruling of the wisconsin, Mr. MeBride state Supreme Court to-d he had received no message from North Dakota, following the lead God tion with the Oberlin of New York and other states, re-
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