Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
PRETTl lMtE ]. .BILAhT
OVER "O3YS S.CGESS
Anti Saloon Superintendent avs
Worldwide Move Looks
Promising

Er 4 Futtywu -unrrnculcut
at thr Peninsula n-tr II Tie ANTI
Saloon League feilR iund9uf ovrr
tLe rtuhcat1n ut III, m hnruau amend
ment a. fhc lc5ertI an-tItatiuu IT,
sud THE rac9 Vt~ eontdrnt ~ securing
81 ~tlt,~ at.f. tn, t> u tile utian d, tt-.
carIN pI "a n0N WeCk nd that tno vuiN
>..tC the, Wru r,a8s daurftl bout va-
NV fcr-e, Ee.a.~, If thc hrrc fr.tn
Nufbug element thcn th.t V,rr f.rt n.
thttr n,rt .r4 U.t Ir brought
orflri tat.. h dr iit .,t.U
lcaarr u Itnn~,l,an@ expect tLtt
~tIie I, ,au. FIT .Ils -ai \lr lt,.tElr.N
expects t.lt r+c ialava-r l.c.-.a'ur.
row NJ session Vl N.'s III, Vtcn ihtt
4ar.t... p'nu h,r1
mlrouec ~'atru ur prohibition uaj
Att' AUra .lI. ,t
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p.i-u rv rli pralltian was l.l.hc.
N tat raae, v,r present rCrrc~,r
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a4nl la-tra4. rtEo
apalgn ~ larIr o.I. IN
.t 1.nl mitch ', Same HnC~
us- l,- CONTRARY ts eal.u..t
lg tho nr anrle. IS rN.r-
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l-a the ornNDg Heht vlr,- Els
i,t aa a ll~a4ra MIR thcN
o&fH laNe tn, tn'.r, rt- T. raf.ar '
Iar Eea-nn t.t H.l.
l.usa,l minister's nare Asr rle
.aa.I-' Na4f.h -aad uWu -t0e.
q hrrW,u-s. However i Is eNr..tei
NAT within Few /. L.rare VII aalt
acttlaitt .4-i ri -tattr -rutIIu,Ittt.
establish i There Nir iuitynaa thinks
tuc .N.up.t tas nted State eat
- .rop ha1, H - mhuoi aW
-tfd enforced tr ~st t.. rtNt ttD
ft.ul-, se> 81 l4...'a .f rtfs li
doc, not bclevc that THE ,1..et lt.. WllI
h' against lIreaitflnr lea.~, rnuf
iotfer- retNo. Is meuher- ta. as.r.
from 'no soldier. abr.ad t.,.f-
q i: u.ltf.r3 s.is nr ett 'He#, f#.a
tteu had for liquor aid ,.t. Zee tagl
ar, better without r MIR Pro- euar
Cfpt isei Vta ~ al tuu4Nlu- b
oI. i, pat tl. been fbe most
~ lart .u.. p..Et D ta, pr riItif u u.lr-
msHt tho difference - ths ncAt genera
uen that sal. grow 4r rsetf htsIa1 -,en
saipans. and never having tasted WA.s6,
That Val. - The rr.l tc-t - praHblroL
BELnNte gHIn VIII d Iirrri TnornLI
Nr Prettvmau beheyr> that there uII
tf aftie bo lrEgiuu 1nt -errrr dI-tIIiiug
once Federal control !, exercised over
tii, iiaihe. lie aI~ fiIuk- that tAc lIQ4lr
mon Will be- wasting iheir tmc aud money
Il they trN 10 prevent tie enforcement uf
tus amendment Is u4t-floniug ~ uu
cau-i4'13iouahtN A>h.I about the labor
tla would be- displaced iron the lgual
bu~tne~- 81 tn-w,iet luaf Iu proportion
a. ~ volume . ihs.r n4-lup-- brcUerIc-
ennlahed atou n,-l,fD II. number 81
mcu lhat other Industries oqsaliy large
employ and haurnt Hi tht, could And
~ ork tt either iud1.trIc- il, thought the
hqupr u,h could louh otI iur t4cli uWu
Interests 1Id capital particularly a. ihre
bad seen prohibition coming lor ,Iue7IIuc
lhe league u thl- country ha- hrcu
an orglnlatIul ~ cHuIcbc- d mauA
and Las had the support
ut cilrcte- throughout the country, ar
v 81! ~ some independent organizations
IL t.l- state particularly AIr P!.iN
man sud the N. 4. II MAJ co-opcf:.tcd
very cluscI. with tine le4gue III Tie agIt4.-
tipu.
lthougu NOR, .l..H cholgi states
nave ratified tie amendment tol l:1ei,.g
thfgsgh tb, work s g1lng gn t4 tr, rs ~
ail i'ie States q rIitN i ln ORDER tD
promote fhe public ops.aa .ilat i Is Iil3
Dortant 10 Ia, succcs-iui enforcement II
iny iaN. aud th, mrrnb.r- uf lhc l.4a,lr
Npert thF ft4 uI tagc work cpo..ph
,ci9n bon tur tar ucNi lv, ve4r- Fl
l-,t-tlue lu tt. enforcement ui trr i4V
and n building 4u Permanent raIblc
sentiment fir prohibition. la tnls cogn-
- mtl s- arr, nu tne campaigu tley
lat aurhed abroad