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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 17, 1922 · page 13

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THRflUfiH THE U. S.

S u p r e mm Rules
Against Transport of In-
toxicants f o r Foreign
Lands; 1 8 928?.“

WASHINGTON, D. 0., May 16.—

‘ Shipment of liquor through the Unit-

ed States from one foreign country to
another was made legnlly imponible
under a decision handed down yester-
day by the United States Supreme
Court.

The decision applies even to the
transfer of intoxicants from one ship
to another in New York and other
ports. lt practically nullifles the re-
\ised statutes with respect to the
ouestion as well as treaties with for-
ign countries. although this last is by
implication.

In a. dissenting opinion Justices
Day McKenna. and Clark empha-
oized what they regarded as incon-
Uit-tencits between the opinion and
the prohibition law.

The majority opinion of the court
holding that liquor cannot be shipped
ihiough American territory in any
circumstances said:

“Thu Eighteenth Amendment
Int .int a government rex olution in the
policy 01 this country and obviously
meant to upset a. good many things

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beverage purposes elsewhere. True.
thin discouraged production here. but
that was forbidden already and the
provision applied to liquors already
lawfully made.

"It is obvious thut those whose
wishes and opinions were embodied in
the amendment meant to stop the
whole business. They did not want

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States and reasonably may have be-
lieved that it they let it in some of it
was likely to stay."

In dissenting from the opinion of
the majority Justices Day, McKenna
and Clark held that the United
States should not try to impose its

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win upon the whole world mu. re- Nature an intimstion of the fact. Decline oi
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case came in connection with two ap- “ 0 ,any Sign Of dizme 1111er should
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chor Line Steamship Company ap-
pealed from the decision of a New
York court which refused to grant an
injunction restraining the internal .
revenue collector there from interior-i
ing' with the transfer of liquor from
one ship to another. The decision of
the New York court was upheld by
the Supreme Court.

In Michigan. howevEr, an injunc-
tion was issued by a lower court in a
similar case. The injunction was ob-
tained by Hiram Walker & Sons. Ltd"
to prexent the Internal Revenue Coi-
lrctor from interfering with ship-
ments of liquor from Canada to Mox-

medicrne without-41:117. Ther‘eis no
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