Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 157, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1922 — Page 7

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Does Volstead ’s Defeat Mean Mudi in Wet and Dry Fighi

By CHARLES P. STEWART. |TEA Stali Correnoondcnt. WASIIINGTOX, Xov. 10. —Andrew J. Volstead was father of thè Volstead law, but he represented only one vote In CongresIn fact. it can't he sald that hls defe&t ineans even that one vote's ohangq, for thè Rev. O. .T. Kvale, who beat hlm. is “dry" too. But Volstead defeat raeans a great deal more than a vote In thp House Of Represrtitatives. It raeans so muoh more that opponents of "bone dry” prohibltion in thè Seventh Minnesota distri et ooncentrated all their energies on hls defeat In dlsregard of thè fact that hls rivai was hìmself avowedly "dry." Means Two Things It means two things: A change in thè chaimianship of thè Judlciary Commlttee of thè House of Represe nt&tlves; and it la bound to bave a tremendous psychologlcal effeet On Congressnien —and throughout thè oountry as well. Thls psychologlcal effoct mai prove to be more lmportant CREDIT MEN CONSIDER TAX ON EXTRA PROFIT Members of thè Indianapolis Credit Mer.'s Associatlon dlscussed thè tax en undlvided proflts yesterday at thè Claypool Hotel. Leaders of thè disfluzsion were F. B. Slupesky, J. A. Kepler and M. L. Norland. The effect of stock dividends on capitai Stock was also discussed. It was announeed that Solon J. Carter wIU address thè meeting Thursday ovening on “The Realization of thè Ideali of a Credit Men’s Associa(tlon.“ The meeting will be a dinner affair at thè Athenaeum. McCUIToUGH residence SOLO TO MARSHALL LEVEY Ths residence of John G. McCullough. at 3841 Washington Blvd., has b*en purchased by Marshall T. Levey Of thè Thornton-Levey Printing Company for approxlmatcly $40,000. BOY SCOUTSTLECT W. C. Marraon has been re-elected yresldent of thè Indianapolis Councll es Boy Scouts. Other recently elected efflcere are: F. D. Stila, secretary: I red Hollweg, treasurer: T. C. Howe. L. C. Heusman, Gov. Warren T. McCray, P. C. Reilly, E. W. Harris. E. *■ t*. Graff and Edward Kahn. vice presidente PANHANDLER KICKED Richard McGlenl of Cleveland, Ohio, asked a man for a dime last night as thè stringer was passing 165 W. Washington St. The man V.icked McGlen "in thè stomach, and then ran south on Missouri St. The polics took McGlen to thè city hospital.

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than thè commlttee change. as heavily aa that promises to weigh. Volstead was Judlciary Commlttee chalrman. A commlttee chairman has great powers. To a conslderable extent he can smother proposed legisla- j Uon that he does not llke. It was ree- j ognlzed that prohibltion enforcement ' modiflcations stood small chance ever of emerglng from thè Judlciary Commlttee. once commltted to it, whlle Volstead rema!ned its head. Hls elimination from Congress clears thls difficulty away. Volstead a Symbol Volstead typifles “bone dry" seratiment as It was typlfled by no other Individuai iixthe Uqited States, in Congress or out of lt. He was a Symbol, so to speak. And he went to defeat. What does it mattar that another

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