Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1929 — Page 18

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JEER WILSON IN DRY DEBATE WITH DARROW Baltimore Crowd Heckles Methodist Leader; Laugh at Arguments. BY KENNETH G. CRAWFORD I'nited Press Staff Correspondent BALTIMORE, Md . May 14.—Baltimore still is one of the country’s vet strongholds, if the demonstration of a large audience which heard a prohibition debate here Monday night between Clarence Darrow, noted attorney, and Dr. Clarence Tiue Wilson, executive secretary of the Methodist board of prohibition, temperance and public morals reflected the sentiments of the city at large. Wilson frequently was jeered and heckled during his arguments for prohibition while Darrow’s attack on the dry produced only lusty ovations. The anti-prohibition majority in the audience started demonstrating its disapproval of Wilson's argument when he conceded one might still buy liqflor in Baltimore, if he knew where to go. There was a roar of laughter and shouting from several sections of the theater.

No Help to Law ‘'Remember.” Wilson shouted when he could make himself heard, "this is one of the three states which has given the federal government no co-operation in enforcing the Jaw. And remember, too, that this is not the first time Maryland has refused to stand by the country. "This is the city that embarrassed President Lincoln by interfering with the movement of Union soldiers. It is no compliment.” The burden of Wilson's argument Was that while prohibition has not brought complete abolition of the liquor traffic, it has taken the government out of the liquor business, contributed toward national prosperity, eliminated the saloon, cleaned up politics and attracted to public life a higher type of politician. “I never have smelled liquor on the breath of a congressman since prohibition,” he said. Another uproar greeted this remark and Wilson pleaded for a fair hearing. Jeers ‘Methodist. Vatican’ "The reason Mr. Wilson has never smelled liquor on a congressman is because he has a one-track nose,” said Darrow in answer to the statement. Pleading his side of the question with characteristic sarcasm, Darrow repeatedly referred to the Wilson's Washington headquarters as the

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"Methodist Vatican,” called President Hoover “that great civil engineer,” and Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington author of the Jones law, “the flve-and-ten-cent senator” “Prohibition is an unlimited humbug,” he shouted, 'and these prohibitionists are plain, dishonest hypocrits. They enjoy making everyone else miserable. They consider it a sin to drink a glass of beer. They may be right, but I’d rather go to hell free than to heaven, bound.”

MOVE TO ADD 5,000 Annexation Would Increase Muncie Population, B’J Times Special MUNCIE. Ind., May 14.—Muncie will gain 5,000 in population if an annexation ordinance which has been advanced to second reading in the city council is passed. The measure is indorsed by the city school board, chamber of commerce and real estate board. The ordinance would take in so much of Center township, that only one school would remain outside the city. Austin Heights, a thickly populated section, would be brought into .the city. However, the Muncie airport would still be outside. Final action on the ordinance will be taken at a special meeting of the council. May 29.

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