DRY FIGHT STILL A DRAW AS CONGRESS NEARS CLOSE
Washington report on the sixty-ninth Congress nearing adjournment shows no major preemption vote on prohibition. Wet and dry factions clash over enforcement, with bills reshaping the enforcement structure but little change to policy, amid talks of a reorg and continued political theater.
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Flashes of Life From AP Highlights a Fall From Wealth
New York reports Mrs. Sybilla T Pope once wealthy actress now bankrupt living in a ballroom with two worn slippers while suing ex husband Charles T Pope for non support. Atlantic City notes a trend toward lower waists among American shoppers. New York mentions college scouting by clothing makers seeking the attire of the well dressed Wall Street broker and banker O H Cheney.
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