Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 164, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1926 — Page 8

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RELIGIOUS WINE CONSUMPTION IN NEWYORK LESS Exact Amount of Gotham Reduction Is Not Yet Known. Times Washinnton Bureau, 1822 New York Avenue WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—Thirty minutes of prayer for New York. That saintly city has backslidden. H. K. Weeks, Federal supervisor of wines, proclaims the news. "Conditions have changed a lot In New Y'ork,” he announced today. And he smiled strangely. "They’re not using nearly so much sacramental wine up there as a year or so ago." Everyone Religions A year ago? That was the holy heyday, with Federal rum sleuths expecting the Gotham theaters to be turned any moment into temples and Broadway traffic pops to become dulcet-voiced street corner evangels. So much sacramental wine did the devout New York cliff dwellers consume In the fiscal year 1925 that more than half the supply of the nation had to be shipped Into the State, 7,104,544 quarts In all. The other forty-seven States, with Alaska,

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