Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-25
NEARLY ONE HALF
NATION SOON DRY
faets sssvs no Ctsssss ~ Legislative
tsfiss DarfaE Nsar ~ Asss-
eiaksd Press.
Efear To srHMTT PROHIBITION
~ So "a -a-fa Wet States Dr.
Proposals Hsst psas4s Afat-
tiaaal Eestrietlaas.

E-~ Tert. Jaa~ 81 a eaasass -
Fsr Essaefsf=f Press ef hsa satEav= a.
n rHs gear .ar seffr law asas-
HE 1ogrs ef E1e ee4neff. alssg ~
eg4 reer sElaaFusa CO.. sas sses-
m-r Shows .asf among csc s.ssfeess
perceived r9fssir FfreaFlea was
H4r ri r1r sret.8fsiea or EfT rsEa.s-
aar rf Hfr Gfe~ traH
far .ra saarsres ef SEQ sfsEss sr-
f.- Grants1 % seeerss
Ha Frsr are etEHf voted o.
sF@r rae Gs-sE.es OF sgsee.vbf= poo
H...raH fs lei fee-rrnfgn ~ Esr c-ae
1r w- asnrr fvs rsfaHf ss-f
sH prom sfs.oa ss aeesHs- r-re-
n ffr meaatiur Wsgr states.
where 5FsHa1lr.ea fs strsaEF Elective.
.-f fdffieHal restrictive avs sef
"ea enc Eve states. wEeFe. asf-F
saHs renH. amor fmeuf. sHeFfsffi5e
.s fa lHf1 eject erte rrsf. resFtrE
necessary sfsssf-s frr .gs snfsre-assns
ta sIt m ere sarenlicE wet states.
sftfr Vutr proposals met Gftsss te
aFrrt questions ~ '7ctt epf5se. sfsss-
8rrf7.oH sag aeeasaE were acted
uaHa
rr FVa srfFss where di-rrf 5resfHfl
HaH fNs were ssssrt ere Flersff aeE
tffHHt those whose tssfs .sssr=s
voted T1 submits enc question: fs Fhr
people are bisB0. lows. tfsaEaas.
eauw esfaIlas. sdaff DAKOTA. rssf.
FsrmeHr s8d enc territory ef ALASKA.
H iowa. enc Legislative rssotasasr.
f..HFfaE sH Fr state cons E1Eica.
m.sr Dol asEsef 8~ F8r sFss sgreee,f-
ing .rrfsafBs- before enc sesrfs eHr
Statutory FFaHi1fFl1n aeaawsfts. F.
HfsHsH gr reprti ~ EBe so=eausf
muer utV nttf1 vas faso uflt= cry
meanwhile Hrausa sEsEsosrr suaes-
meme t9 rEsf fF- hGf was estsee 81
Hr governor aff-r enc legislature az
burned In soufH Carsiaa enc vote
wa br Easrg tr ffe e.erfIsu ssis year.
nj Montana. aeHfH uHtsfs. V-rmeat
sat 4ttsft s loff. fjss1 m t3tf
w Hr FfHs seen mar 90 70 rsras-
8Fs af 1ar progress OF gfs esase ef
prohibition fsr tt s-tfes already a
Hr W8ss have Has veaf Been enc
forced Br -sar t5t .sr .rEisesfff= vsv
cleared f f1ga others. faeIsglaE
A.fsfs r1 tafa tf Fte lsFesf sveus
6rsft ss.- H8r eaI7frV vs.. GsFs Bgts-
st 8- H.sa aa Hr Euer tFsHr
The grv HisatE Jaw goes fsss sf-
.-rF orf f5f sraBi8ies ere sale of
tleaJa. beverages rseebt Ja sealed
aa taEes OF less rasa eaF-saff BEas
ra.l. 94r stf ifIlar BEL ersas eu the
aFeH.se where sofia rE5s aer les CO.
rFs.s.les8. Bat-is aat elsss a. veil
fs st.erfs
fHr Alabama law was passed over
ar veto sf Governor WsaGeFses. tt
becomes operative Iatv o. o. attlf.se
'lr t-s slsFsfe enacted se aati-stfr-
pf5E tv wHieh csebuts ffs ssisBtas
'' f8 adiglfiat of more tEas Gee gal
Fool ef ugasr or fH Bottles sf beer a
marrl tfs VaHt.fr was taken CD gss
supreme court Cor Fest rbeFe vas
t s7 passed. over ere savefusF-s veto.
ta ace rsrbffffsE ere rgbIess67e ef
flar advertisements fa revssapefs
tad periodicals. on etlBoarss or ta
saloons rHis was also tsFes 90 ere
'auFts
Eisvea Euis IN iowa
t4 Iowa enc repeal Of tar uetet
tv aafef vHfeh cocmaafFi@s bV a
asf7fiEF seftfiGa were allowed 90 /.
lave saloons operated Usfer a malrt
ss. Raj enc effect o. rrtafpiaE tss ;
tate Col ere statutory sFeefefsioe !