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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
ITALIANS APPEAL TO ALLIED POWERS
TO FURNISH FORCE TO GUST D'ANNUNzlO
POET. SOLDIER IN CONTROL OF FluME
ITALIAN APPEAL

|-.9ndna. Sept s.-(Ry The Asso.
E-ed Prsa-l-Ths Italian govern
En- has appealed ID tae allied pow
= % send an allied turce. exc.u-
s II Italians. % drive d'Aanun-
cut Of F9ume. according TO q
|eurr hare tonight which Is cnnsid-
ted relia5ie.
IL Is understood that the Amer
X naval authorities here. vino con-
ssl he operations in the Adr1a-c
|kye declined ID give any assistance
rzrsoever pending the final decisiur
IN Washington or from the peace
kAsa.es II Paris
| The Italian government II IS re-
Sz-1R1. ms pointed out N lis appea-
~ L would be difficult for Italy Il
Endls the situation IN view ri
Aungnziots popularity with the Eal-
b psople and also because of tie
b -AEt the I hume decision has
pen -hurn II rtae side Of the T.;il-
il IS understood the Italian gov
Ez-s-- declared that II deplpred The
.Zatiun and did not wish 70 make
slightest move agaznsT the de-
kSin1 nj me Peace conference, buy
r1e6lr infer-ad that Il q 'Acnun-
KS nnid on Fiurne was 10 De weak
PC L must be done by other than
zElzns.t-oBps-
-as Associated Press learns that
ssr sEDEid the appeal De favoraiIly
essves no Cuitad States troops
avgllanis. and that pending IN
rse-l0ns t-um high authority, Unit
States naval forces and vessels
stay outside the three mile limit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Cleveland. O. sept :ee-Ac1lan
upon the demand .ar a GO per cenf.
increase Of wages. reduction of the
working day from si-hf ID SIX hunrs
underground and other features of
the mine workers program was pu-
over until tomorrow by rull-cRl
forced IN the convention Of the Unit
ed Nine Worker. OF America TO-DAY
ON a question Of appointment or eisc-
non OF auditors. organizers and other
salarled field wurksrs OF the union
A resolution 70 extend sympathy
and support 70 the striking steal
workers, bur only by suca means As
can legally" be employed under the
union agreements with the operators.
was adopted the convention rher.br
dispensing Of the proposal introduced
Saturday ID call strikes N support
Of the Steel men wherever coal mined
was being used 20 the derzmenI 81
the steel strikers cause. The WASH
lng-un greemeu1 under wn.>h 71R
miners ara now working forDlds
strikes during the lifetime OF the
agreement The resolution gave as
a further reason against IndulE.nE In
any sympathetic strike AZ this time
The fac. that The miners organic
ton Is ltsaf facing the possibility OF
national coal strike ID enforce is
demands. which. Z called. would -ax
the miners resources 70 the urter-
most
The convention voted ID abandon.
the long established poliIlcal policy
Of the labor movement as expressed
by the American Federation Of L.
Dor and TO call a general labor con-
ference to launch Z national labur
party.
The conference Is ID be held prior
To the NEXT convention Of une Am
er1can Federation uf Labor The
convention pledged the miners SUI
pur- ID the railway men n fighting
the Cnmmlns railroad bill.
The anticipated debate On the cues
tion of adopting the Soviet form N
government did not material. In
stead. the convention cnntented itseli
with demanding the withdrawal al
american troops trum Russia The
same resolution called for self-de-
termination for Ireland and orasz
small nations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Welcome Heir to
British Throne at
Vancouver. B. c.

vancouver. 4 G. Sept @-Euns
doomed royal saautes and ri1uusan, :
Of cheering spectators uned tn
streets when The Prince of Wales. IL
his tour IF Canada. reached vancpu-
ter todaE'. Admiral Hugh Rodmal.
commander NJ the Pacific Fleet. was
the first 70 g-eer the prince. as &c
stepped from the train.
How DC YOU do. Your Royal High
ness" Admiral RptmRn said as re
grasped the left nHnd of the future
king, The princes night hand IS sr;ll
snre from the thousands of hand
shakes received IN eastern Canada
The prince, speaking ar rae wei
come exercises held at STANLEY Par.
expressed mis- pleasure at the pres
ence n port Of Admiral RndmHn :
flagship, the New Mexico
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

P;tcsrrE. "a. sept. @-Disnrfers. 50
much feared by police authorities In
the steel r5ke znne. were In evidence
tonight IN several places N the Pitts
burg district The most SERIOUS occur-
renee WAS at Newcastle . miles from
Pitrs1urg. IN which seven persons were
shnt N q riot Al the Carnegie uiIl gaia
WITH the exception Of a small dis
rslroance in Clarion n the morning.
the opening DAY ol rhe big strike PASSED
Il comparative quiet with the GINNING
of night. however. when night shifts
we're GOING ON duty. there was disorder
reported from a number Of places.
During z melee in tront Of the zinc
II nj of the American Steel & Wire Co.
~ nunura esriv this evening enc man
was saur anti slightly wounded Sew
ara others suffered minor bruises
The trouble started when the crowd
attempted ID stop an automobile car
--,ng alleged sf--te-oreake,s from En-
te-ing the plant The crowd rushed fc-
rtle CIR when i failed 10 halt bun was
driven bnLk when mill guards upene.,
FIRE Dunrra pnIice and guards suc-
c-edsd IN dispensing the crowd
Riding into a c-nwd II the Four-t,
street entrance of the Carnegie Co.'S
plant II Homestead AFTER il had -efus-
el TO dispense state troopers tonight
arrested = men and turned them ore.
To the Homestead puIice.
Another outbreak occurred shortly
afterwzrri ON a Homestead street cor-
ner where large crowd assembled
The state pnl1ce charged and. q is r.
rortsd. used Their sticks freely. Sew
erHl men suffered bruises hut nome was
seriously hurt
Al Clarion rnnigf1t state troopers
were called To break IN gathering o.
steel workers near a steal plant Tws
arrests were made and the crowd wa,
dispersed- EarIier in the Gay the troop
ers and the crowd were IN clash II
finch Il pe-snns were arrested for al
Tered rut.ng-
Two msn were slightly injured in AZ
outbreak which occurred at the an
tr1nce 70 the Farrell. Pa. plant Of IN;
American Steel e. Wire CO this eve
ming during the change Of sfiffs
The rwu men were attacked hv 4
crowd N about 3ee parsons while en-
tering tire plant. The trouble soun w1
uueusd by mill guards and borough
lcenen-
Continues on Page 1cci. o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
AT SACRAMENTO
President Speaks to a
Crowd Of 1900

Declares League Essentially Part OF
Peace Treaty and Without Il the
Wortd AWnuid Sink Back intn
SInts Oft Despunrienry It Was IN
Before War"
Sacramento. Cal. Sept :-The
League of Nations Is a guaranty OF
jusrlce and without the treaty OF
peace with Germany including the
covenant the world would sink back
into ttat slough of dependency
winch II was N 5efnre the war began
President wilson tui6 a crowd OF
1z,e8D persons that surged about his
speciai train when II stopped here for
25-minurss this atternoon-
The League covenant Affords the
only hope Of China fur tina hessnra-
ton 10 her Of sovereignty OF shall
rzfng. thu president asser1sd. Ee said
the enthusiastic welcome was the
more pleasing 10 him because II
showed not only a desire 70 welcome
I'LL ktr1i S8A4E%AEF O0L @&4fNS Il~ - -
great rights ! have come ont 70 ad-
vorate"
The League. he said sis the drsf
combination Of the power on the
power OF the world 70 see that jus
rice shall reign everywhere We IAN
not turn AWAY frnm such an arrange
mani AND I ann sure, my FELLOW Cit
zenz. NM only nrum rnis great out
pouring here. hut from The grsnt ont
pourfugs have HGen everywhzra in
this cnunr-y TINT the hHarr OF Amer1-
ca in right and that her purpns IL
Irresistible"
The departure az the trzsn was de-
iayea q short time hacRuse TIN cr5Wd
surEed across the tracks In frunf I'd
rf,e train and II wzs difzicuit fnr rhs
puiice 10 clear . way rnr the special
to pull cut
A large percentages or the cruwc
(csntinuad ON Paus 4-Cci. %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
7SHOT IN RIoTlNe, CARNEGIE PLANT, PITTSBURGH
MILL GUARDS FIRE VolI EY INTO CROWD OF 400


Newcastle Pa Sept 2.-Seven
persons were shot, one pronAoiy Ia
tally in riuEng which broke out AZ
the Carnegie Steel Cos. plant here
late today.
The trouble started when a crowd
af about ZOE persons as1emp.eu "a
prevent mill workers from ente-1ng
the plant About % wurknen were
being ASA ulted when the mill guards.
consisting Of a number of deputies
came 70 the rescue
The mill guards were met with a
volley Of bricks. stones and clubs
They drew their reviewers and al
tempted ID hold the mon III bay, bur
the shower of missiles and The crowd
refused 70 disperse
When The situation appeared 10 be
getting beyond control, the guards
are alleged to have opened fire On
were Sspt- a man shot through the
stomach Is reported 10 be IN a local
hospital IN a critical conditlon. a
boy also was wounded Three either
persons we're struck by stray BULLETS.
bur nur seriously hurt. Following TIM
shooting TIM mil guards had little 6tt-
ncrlty u cieAr1n the sfrsses abuut
Tho plant
Another outbreak occurred n The
plant NJ the Shenangp Tin Plate &C.
In winch. -rwa- lncal paIinemen wsrs
/ wounded while attempting To prctscl
mill workers- One officer was stabbed
and another was shut. Thsir wounds
were not SERIOUS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
iced APPLAUDED
b Bitter Attack on the
League of Nations

FS'onaea Demonstration IN Senate
galleries. FOLLOWS Address OF Dem
z-zzte Senatnr-EItter Assault on
Cause Giving Britain Gr1zter eot-
4 70 Fewer Than U. s.
Washington. Sept g-At the end
tuuG hour attack ON the League
s;lons ~ Senator Reed, q Dem
"a VIII ms refused 10 stand with
parry :nr unrese-ved ratification
ne peace treaty Of which the
kas covenant ID q. part, the SEN
galleries late TO-DAY started a
1aaS--ariun that had 70 wear It
ou;, then hissed its disappruvaI
&c Tia cheering YVES condemned
-as anur.
-ss-s has been two outbursrs Ike
aae -as treaty ngnr was put
pF before tina Senate by the
-slariuns committee. Bur
were Indications today soon
senator Reed began his speech
ne crowds. swzrming for ad-
Ell al doors were in sym
WITH LIB argument
uf The sridence uf teelinE
galleries. Senator Cummins,
pru TEN. gave warning
h.. Wine applause might be rnier-
n aT1iie Senate rules, a. ts1e end
- address, II would mot be be-
led a. other times. Threars u
-. 'ne sasleries e repented nad No
ana no attempt was mnde q
tns iung-sranding ruie-
T. seaaznr Read win arms mp
asea his spsecn ana sat down
niause broke. fnllrwed instant
us'F cheers rrum every gal.
n in UNIFORM juinsd in ms
ssrinn ana many womer
waved their arms wildly and
a with the men.
nusd on esas q. Col. 3,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Murders Wife
Then Kills Self
at Manchester. CT.

Manchester, Conn Sept mi
chael LuksiE, "a shot and instantly
killed ms wife Helen. u, and tnen
killed himself to-day An hour be-
fore L4uksis was acquitted OF nor
support In court and the couple had
returned home. the wife 10 obtain
her belongings After leaving she
returned ID EEL an insurance policy
and was killed The couple had
disagreed ON a place of residence
the wife desiring to live in Wrapping.
a nearby village. and the husband
preferring Manchester. where ne was
employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
PRESIDENT NOT
TO INTERFERE IN
STEEL STRIKE

On Board Wilson Special. Sept e.
President Wilson was without Official
adVires today regarding the strike of
steel workers and il was indicated
that for the present ne did NOT pro-
pnse 10 interfere directly
He was represented as feeling thn1
he had done everything p.sasihie N
prevent the strike and tilat the best
rt1at Gould be accomplished n0w Was
10 maintain orS1er while the sirrnr
ton worked itself out
Much interest wan axpFed
White House uflicials nUS q
the prugress uf sssnfs aE repor1e0 -
the nnRzunpMu1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Geneva. Sept. ..@.-(Ry The -Asso-
cla-ed Press. - Dispatches trorn
Austrian and Serbian snnrces say
that Italian regulars under General
5adnElo have cnns-ucrec a crurln-
nous Line Of trenches AROUND Faune.
while dA1rurzlus forces hEre built
defsnses n few hundred -zx,is tnsais
the circle
The soldiers Of the TWO sides ara
Ea1er1iZ;ng, exchanging tobacco and
refreshments and officers from tbs
TWO CAMPS dine together. Il IN averred
that ualuioads Of fnod have been
allowed 10 PISS the blockade line into
the City by sympathetic officers, n
the absence OF authoritative tnfor-
NATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Boston sept s6.-Invesfigafinn az
rent increases WIN he resumed to-
morrow by the sfafe commission ON
nenessaries OF life The commission
announced tudag rhat of1cials OF the
Greater Boston Mortgage Campzry.
which was said 70 have 3nD tenants.
nad heen summoned 20 arpenr be1urn
me cunmizziun. to give infurmuxiuu
Regarding renfs charged Al nzzmhur
OF the csmpauy,s tenanfE wers snsf
To have made complaint ~ fa,e crn-
mission
The commission also annuunnud |.
public hearing for Thursday murn-,
ing ~ the firM step IN an irrssr1nz%
ton q milk production in tina -
REPRESENTATIVE OF the New EnxaGrs
MIX Produners .Asnurinf1um -
bsca invited 10 zxtEnd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Mai Gen. Andrews
Asks 300, 300 Limit
For Regular Army

Washington. Sepr = = a. ~.
dntiuns for a regular army "a -.
msn nj rne uznDsr rs otI' -
war dsparrmanfs -. -
r,1vvx,,,,-~e today by Major General
n McAntrews. formerly chief Of
.s.fr OF the American Expnditi0nary
Furunnsand the first OF General Per-
sl,inxss HIGH ufiicsrs 20 appear befOre
IN cuEnmitzse- He aiso urged SIZE
munfhz insfead uf rhree mnnfAHy
training fnr Is-rezr-old youths
BY piarinw q regular division IN
Panama and another in Hawaii. he
said. I'VE win cunrrui the Pacific ON
cur own rsr1nz-"
He addAd thar in the event of war
he believed Japan would make every
efnrr To take Hawaii 70 prurart her
Hnns &c cnmmuuirufirn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
RIOT INSURANCE
SELLING FREELY
IN PITTSBURGH

New YORK sept g--R1pt and
civil commotion IrsurznSe policies
aEEregarinE more than S1eBspBD, OBb
have been taken out by business mem
IN Pittsburgh and other cities wnEre
plants of me United States Steel
Corporation are i0cztsd- II was es-
timafed by Insurance. men here tn
DAY. They added thar this amount
probably would be doubled within
week.
The amount called for by the larx-
est policy Is ss.BnA. 600 while that Of
the smallest is <-sBa. The poiicies
provide for covering DAMAGE result
Ing from rioring and other causes not
specified in regular fire assurance and
apply TO buildings 10 wen as % their
contents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS,

Northern View England Snn"es
Tue day: -oier N interior Wednesday
tR.r.
Southern View England
shuws-s IN morning; cooler Nednes
day far.
r.w..-- New York. Parity ciuuay
Tuesday; couier- "Wednesday -air
Winds: North of sandy HOOK muo-
.-.,a southwest to west winds; rain
--ue esav. fair Wednesday,. SANDY hook
~ EzrteraE. moderate winds neconing
west and northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
PLAN PASSAGE
Prohibition Enforce
ment Bill This Week
Somriets Aurssnsnt Prudicsni -
tNssn fscnss sna Ssna1D Cam
fsrsas ~ Tad.y's Msstinu-as-
Iisve viii Stop War Beer ssis NJ
CncA

Washington. Sept e2-CompIete
agreement on tne pronibitirn en-
forcement bill Is predicted when the
House and Senate conferees. meet
tomor-ow. A compromise is looked
for On the only dispute remaining
whether DEPENDENTS or the govern
nent shall bear the burden of
proof" II submitting evidence re-
gard.ng Illegal commerce. In Inrux:-
canIs.
In their deliberations thus far the
cunferees have agreed to retain the
provision fixing one-hatf per cent of
alcohol rs me maximum content Of
leEa! beverages and aisn that relating
10 the storage and consumption in
humes Of Intoxicating beverages
bought before the wartime law be-
came effective.
Members Of the conference also
stated today that rhe Senate pruvi-
SION authoring horne-mauufacture
OF cider and light wines would re-
main together with maay Of the
other Hberaifzing pruvisiuns added
by the Senate
Enactment of the bill late TINS
week is Planned by prohibition ad-
vocares- They believe II will result
in Immediate cessation If sales of
Us per cent bear and Iignt wines N
localities where court decisions have
operated 10 permit such sales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
e. TRANSPORT
ARRIVES WITH
sSSR WAR BRIDES

New York. Sept -2-Tnree hunnre0
and a,Eary-exnr 'war nriass were
anus-d the army transport President
Grant which arrived today rin
Rrest. The liner also brought NJ
r,ilrsren = officers. Ssssls troops and
16s naval officers and sailors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
EUROPEAN GIFTS
TO WILSON WORTH
OVER A MILLION

Washington. Sept e9-Sena1cr PEN
rose, Republican. Pennsylvania de-
ciareSi in the senate to-day that Pres
ident Wilson and hls party brought
back from the Paris peace cnnfe--
ence '-fpwels and orher g1fts from
crowned Reads" which he had bean
told were worth mzre than one mil
Ior, aUflsrz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
union HEADS CLAIM $4,000 men OUT
FIRST DAY NATION WIDE STEEL STRIKE
LONG AND BITTER STRUGGLE INDICATED

Steel Officials Absence General neup Indicates
Only Pittsburgh Face of Union Claim
of General Paralysis Indicated In Markoning Valley Dis
Almost StandstH Cleveland Conflicting
Claims Homestead Duquesne and Baddock Plants Chicago
Plants Running Reduced Scale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
General Forecast

The Western Ontario depression Of
Sunday night 10 central tnnisnf oVsr
the lpwer St. Lzw-Hncs valley and rn1re
were general showers east of tina Mis-
sssiud r1vsr =.
u - tsmperarzrss 1zisss's e - - g
ihmxfn mkmtnn !,
fznnnrnlIf xnlr ~en<hcr A
ursnnanv mua Wes1n1n1nw osser fns o1sa-
e. ma rurrisurns zistrarfs sazt OF fts
MIssisniuus RIVER. prea eflsa- hswsrsr. ~
showers Taesdnv morning IN Sew ENG
land and the middle Afizntic states
II VIII be curisr Tuesdny IN I'm Az
lnuf1n meM&nM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

9os1un and vicinity: Showers Tues
5zr rnurriuE followed by fair; conirr-
wednesday, fair; moderate southwest II
west winus-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Fiune Situation Before King

Rome. Sept e22-P-emisr NTH at
manuel. has called q meeting al the
Royal palace 10r Thursday a. which
the presidents OF the Senate and the
Chamber OF deputies. me leaders Of
the political parties members on
The cabinet and the chiefs Of the
army and navy will discuss the
Ffume situation with the king.
The couvocHtiun Of the Chamber
af IDENTITIES. which was 10 have taken
phase Thursday. has been postponed
until Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

No Sympathetic Strike
to Aid Steel Workers

The Washington Agreement Forsins
Strikes During LIfsfime Of Pact.
Minerx' Organisation stseif Facing
Possibility Of Nation N:ae Soai
Strike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23


NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

o Anuunzic 70 Appeal 70 Allies
Fiurne. Saturday. Sept 2o-fBy The
Associated Press8-Gabrlele Al
(ccrtinueu On Page ASol. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Sur Mess G8
Sun ssts esN
Lsnvsh Day a. ~
Day osszsass s:2i
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-14
COME ALL We FAITHFUL.

+ ASTER time is here-he heart turns to God in graf
Lie for the promise Of the spring The war is won, a
glorious victory for the principles Of justice and right.
Prayers from millions Of hearts go up thanksgiving for
their loved ones spared to hemfor the end Of the period
Of greatest anguish the world has ever known. Nights that
were spent in watching and days in waiting for news. news
that one prayed might never come. over.
Why seek ye the living among the deada" iie Easer
angels sns Your loved ones are coming back to you.
whole and stronger for the experience.
Is it nothing to you, all ye that pass by2'-his great
est gift with which the Father could bless you, the saving
Of your boys life9 There adequate way in which
gratitude for this greatest Of all blessings can be shown,
but there one way in which thankfuness may be
pressed 1t by helping to insure the victory already won.
by making so secure that there will never again be the
necessity for war
This can be done through the whole hearted support Of
the nations ideals and principles Through the prompt and
hearty response Of the whole country to the need Of the
government true praise may be demonstrated and the key
stone the arch Of Victory set making the structure finn
for all time to come.
Many Of the boys are already back others are coming
every day and perhaps the last will be home during the
summer Shall we let them come back while the victory
they won is still unpaid for before the keystone is sea
Easter time-peace tme-promse time Fulfill the
promise. keep it on earth forever!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-14
THE BOOZE CONSPIRACY.

& TEMENTS by responsible public officials some
times are like opinions Of Judges directed solely at
rsfsul point at issue and not to be taken as an nd-
o what is in the mind Of the man delivering them
The whole subject Until we know more Of what Inter-
2evenue Commissioner Daniel Roper thinks about en-
Of war time prohibition. therefore. it perhaps
Be unfair to form conclusions but at the same time
seem on the surface of what he had say Saturday
about the difficulty of making the nation dry next
conspiracy exists between the administration
III ashngton and the wet interests of the country to
more the plain mandate Of the law
the last congress failed to set up special organ
for the enforcement Of the war time prohibition act
His upon the United States district attorneys through
ot he country and it is permitted 10 become known that
Of this situation influential members of the admin
islystoa have urged Mr. Wilson to prevent prohibition
icn gong into effect by issuing proclamation declaring
isk dsmcbilzsion has been completed This is a most
II is almost certain that shall have
ii half million troops still under arms either here
81 on the FIRST day Of July and to set up legal
we do not have would be bound to lead to no
Aa III difficulties, legal and practical
i is reflected that the sole beneheiares Of such
would be The booze interests the mere suggestion
% Arouse the ire Of law abiding citizens no matter
their personal opinions upon the liquor question Nigh
bs g not let the federal district attorneys go about
Of the prohibition act after the date upon
,v,is 81 become efeetvea They might not succeed in
Cooper cent records. and some of them might not
ss but il is almost certain that the new congress will
the rescue convenes. and in the mean
federal attorneys who do believe in the sane6ty
oath they took when they accepted their commissions
thoroughly demofaize the wet gang which is now
planning 70 Rout the authority of the United States
4 6Sesnment.
venture to say that without any other agency than
processes Of the federal courts national prohibition