The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
DR.. D|NW|DO|E, ANTI
SALOON LEAGUE HEAD,
FLAYS J. bARLEYCORN
Noted Temperance Worker Shows
the Many Good Effects Result.
ing from Prohibition Predicts
Victory Here on Nov. 6.

Dr Edwin Diuwiddlc. head Of the
national Legislative committee " the
Anti saloon league. who led aud won
h fight relating to the suppression
Of vice aruuud army camps. also the
man who was largely responsible FOR
the action taken 10y the 81 nate last
summer ir passing u resolution sub
Uniting he" nationwide prohibition
question 20 % vote Of the people spoke
10 q good sized audience at the high
school auditorium last night The
meeting was i union service Of tile
churches at the CITY.
Il do not know how well you may
be posted regarding the recent history
uf this reform said In D%inniddie
In opening his speech. but my mind
goes bsck quite easily tu q time a
few years ago when II tell To my .Ot
to hc called 10 manage a campaign IN
q uciEhhoring state OF yours-thc first
stttcwld" prohibition campaign that
had occurred ign the United States FOR
eighteen years, when oklahoma
cam, 100 ten years ago as IL prohibition
state Il made at that time -four pro-
hibitiou states ia the union and turned
AN' 't'f fN wv z NaNfA GNslltH lhI lfilN"
pcrauco for statewide and nation
wild" prohibition Since tha, time
state after state has taken up the
contest ana voted the saloon I'm
tl tonight We have twcnty-siN states
In th" union in the dry column. and
if YOU vote ts I hope YOU villas
! believe YOU viii ou the sth dav Of
November We shall have twenty.
.s... .# Ha.HHHa.. -..- H III
number uf states 20 carry "a consti-
iun'n'l amendment and make prohi-
lituu operative throughout th-
length and broadth at the land
There tr" hut two states this fan
tha' vote ON this question ct going
from vet 90 hrs your state and my
motive state of ohio Nuw n ohio
should go try ~, fire would bc out
Thcr' would ho nothing To do. " ohio
goes HIy we shall boz able 60 carr, th,
constitutional amendments ohio b..
one OF the hardest nuts 20 crack of any
stat. fu the uniou ohio has q large
MIXED population that has not been
educated along prohibition lines she
has many large cities wh,r, Oh, sa-
loon hIs fluurishvd FOR ycurs We
picked out ONO tp be one ~ the last
sta'"s Iu tn" union 90 adopt prohihi-
ton but . am telling O tonight tina
"" aye dospcrttciv close 10 winning.
Three Years ago th" vets beat us 10y
s.. '"" the next wear We cut 10 down
q" M"'. hut they tell us iu ohio
this ''Hr that thcy are going 60 wipr
this ma.uIity uut
IN" speaker then went somewhat
int" details regarding the fight .t
Oklahoma ten years x and related
how tho Anti Saloon league without
Knowing whcr" the funds were Ia
'"u|' from tgro'' iu pas On, expenses
"i % ruwmtt'v" tu Eu Go amy urohInl-
u"n state. make g conscientious lu-
N~"stlga'luu of the conditions there
'ud report their findings when they
returned Finally the oklahoma city
chamber of sent Il drlcra-
ton Co Kansas with Instructions. how
ever to withhold nll information.
"ith"I i"r cor against prohibition an
ut after Oh" oklahoma election The
drys carried th" state o., $4,000. Tn,
commute" then reported that the
'S""uors' had nothing 10 frlr from
prohibition that Investigation in kan
"aF had shown the state To bee pros
porous Do th" pruhihIturN law cffrr-
'lN'iN enforced Tn" liquor Interests
hruurh up th" question in oklahoma
" '"irs later and the people in.
creased the majority against booze
boy '"u votes, and when q later at
i'n.Wi was made 60 bring ON another
election the Wet. were uuuhI, Co rot
th" requisite number Of petitioners
o" bring TN, question tu % vote again.
Maine 'h" speaker stated uutwith-