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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
ERRRORES De Los ALIADOS QUE HAN AYUDADO A Los B~OLSHEVIKS

liable de Ia domination del pueblo -ru
So por jefes electos popularmente Y no
por Ia fuerza: liable de popularidad, no
de violencia. Los rnisrnos Lenine y
Trotzky jamas sonaron que podrfan
permanecer en- Ell poder tanto tempo
Lenine 10 ha admitido asf en- varias
ocasiones. atribuyendo su larga perna
nencia en- el poder a Ia divergencia
de los intereses capitalists.
DespueS de cuatro visitas n Russia
despues de Ia ~reroluc;6n de 1917 que
los ~disparates cometidos por los diplo
maticoS aliados han sostenido a los
~bolshevikis en- Ell poder y han sido los
Instruments para conQuistar simpa-
tfaS a los hombres del Soviet en- otros
pafses. A no ser por algunos de ESQ.
disparates habria desaparecido hace
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Cuando fus derrocado Ell gobierno de
Kerensky por 81 regimen bolsheviSi
vo die en- una e~ntrevista: "Esto no
puede triunfar porQue Lenine V Trotz-
Ky son enteramerte impopuiares." En-
julio dltimo tenian mejor oportuni-
dad. Ia e~xecraci6n popular contra
Lenine es tai que me convence de que
sera incapaz de domina- al pueblo III
So"
Hace POGO IN magazine reproduce
esas palabras para demoStrar GUAM
~eQuivocado habia estado 70 en- mi pre-
dicci6n acerca de que el regimen de
Lenine-Trotzky Seria de corta dUra-
ci6n. Como basada en- los hechos, mi
a~preciaci6n fu9 correcta. porque yo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-03

tempo dejando ell lugar 4 una demo-
cracia representative. No hay tenor de
que Eel zarismo r~eviva, porque los bols
hevikis 10 han matado para siempre.
En- mi ultimo viaje a Europa inten
tie entrar ell Rusia con e! objeto de
estudiar las condolences que allf pre-
valecfan despues de dos amos y medic
de bolshevikismo, pero el gobierno
del Soviet me impidio la entrada- Pc
df permiso, por medic del gobierno
dc Estonia- aSegurando que aunque 20
habfa criticado a los bolshevikis en-
1918. 70 iba a Russia sin p~rejuicios.
unicamente 4 describir las condolences
que alli pr~evalecfan. Y que 81 estas ma
bfan mejorado ME seria muy grato
manifestarlo asf Al pueblo americana.
Pero las autoridades sovietistas me ne
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gante resolution adoptada por Ell Con
sejo excitando al pueblo obrero m
ricano a deSrruir Ia forma capitallsta
de su gobierno. 7 Zinovyeff presidente
de la Comma de Petrogrado, en- n
declaration publica Sc jactaba de que
del Soviet 'habfa dado Ii bofetada
resonante al Presidente de los Estados
Unidos".
Pero los mas grandes errores que
las naciones aliadas han cometido han
sido haber ayudado subrepticidmente
4 Kolchak 3 n Denikine con armas y
diner0. ST esa ayuda hubiera sido
franco. los b~olshevikis habrfan temido
que los aliados les d~eciararan Ia guerra
los habria a~medrentado. Pero al
yer que los aliados rehusaban apare-
Ger ~publicamente como fomentadores
de los enemigos del Soviet, creyeron
que estos eran los amedrentados Y Sc
consideraron capaces de reirse de los
aliados. Asf es como han llegado a no
hacer case de ninguna nota diplomat
ca de Inglaterra, Francia o los Esta
dos Unidos.
Estos son solo unos pocos de los
muchos errores cometidos por los ALA
dos Y que han hecho que los bolshe
vikis hayan Colorado tai f~uerza, al gra
do de constituir hoy una amenaza
para el mundo.
4
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posibilidad de realizar l o que los ha-
dos parecian al elegir I'll nombre
Y comprendes que tus ansias son
imposiblcs y anhelas ell termino de
elias.
Empero. por resuelto u este tn
Dios a impedir Il te amen, no pue-
de impedir que ames tn a todcs los Sc
res V todas las cosas. iQue mas. no
puede impedir que lie ames a FL.
Cabe, pues, que repitas con ell poeta
frances:
Mon Dieu. tout puissant que vous
etes, vous ne pouvez empecher que Ie
vous aimei"
np,ado r
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CHkSCARRlllOf

A un cstudiante muy obtusc. que
pretendia graduarse en- sagrados ca
nones lie pregunta el professor 81 di2
del eXdmen:
-:Cuales son los cuatro e~vanSe!is-
tas?
los cuatro evangelistas son tres:
Elias y Enoch.
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% SECCION LITERARLA w
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HuELEN Tus pIEcIocHo AMOS

Huelen ts dieciocho amos a mejorana;
en- las mejillas tienes rosas de abril.
y en- ts labios untados de miel Y grana
ell engaio Sc oculta como I'm reptil.
Tus ojos. con la piedra de la obsidiana'
aguZan dos venablos en- tn peril.
Y eres blanda Y iugosa como la arana,
Y como ell orc bella, precisa y vii.
81 mirar ell gusano tras de Ia. vana
mariposa brillante de alas de anil,
mas esclava que nunca, Ia bestia humana
avanza su morstruoso belfo febril,
a tus amos. que huelen a mejorana,
a tus meiillas. frescas rosas de aorli:
Rafael LOPEZ.
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Para Iibros en- espanol dirijase US
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano. 1ls
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio
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(por Herman EernsSein.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
The Veteran Bride
By Helen RO10Land
As 4 Woman Thinketh
Behold, the Veteran Bride|

Behold, the Veteran Bride!"
The dauntless heroine Of several
Great Adventures in Matrimony-
The living symbol of the triumph
OF hope over experience.
She has ceased 10 be a nine-days-
wonder,
And has become the daily delight
OF the sob-sisters and the JOY OF the
comic artists. in this, the land OF
the free-an-easy divorce,
I sometimes wonder. if she is half
so laughable and shallow ard cyni-
cal as she seems.
Only the other day.
A Veteran Bride chung 10 me and
sobbed Historically. between the
bars Of "Lohengrin.
How can 1 be brave, " she pro-
tested.
when I know what I'm doing.
"Oh yes, I'm supposed 20 march
to the altar, without blush or a
tremor.
with my latest victim by my
side!
He may be suffering agonies of
fright, and quaking at the knees,
But 1 am cool and calm and
contained. and quite unrufled.
AT least, that is the way the
comic artists picture US.
But don't you believe IL!
The oftener you marry, the more
frightened you are!
"A silly-headed debutante or a
hippant happer may trip lightly up
the church aisle,
with nothing more serious on
her mind than the hang Of her we'd
ding veil,
And come back smiling, and
ready TO throw her flowers to the
bridesmaids. and pin favors on the
But a woman who has been
through the fire and stress Of two
ushers. and cut the wedding cake,
or three domestic Armageddons,
Knows
And she goes 70 the altar with
fear and trembling In her heart,
and a prayer on her lipsi
I've heard them tell OF The BOYS
over There who went over the
top, after the third time. as casual
" as they would go to breakfast
with a song and a smile and a
Joke on their lips,
But don't YOU believe it,
They sang-the blessed darlings
1T was 10 hide the shaking of
their knees and the quaking of their
nerves.
And. the same thing is true OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
FARMERS WILL SEEK
EXTENSION OF CREDIT

WASHINGTON, Oct ls.-Repre-
sentatives OF more than so national
farm organizations today were pre-
pairing demands for extension or
credit 20 be paced before The ma
tons bankers at the meeting OF the
American Bankers association here
next week
The demands are being framed by
A special committee OF farmers. in
Guiding Sec'y Charles A Lyman OF
the national board OF farm organi-
zations; r. II. Barton OF Washing
ton, D. c., and j. S Wanamaker OF
South Carolina, president or the
American Cotton Growers associa-
ton.
Farmers declare they must have
increased credit facilities so they
need not be forced 10 sell their crops
at present all OF which they declare
are below production costs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

lieve Taft is a bone head. But one
is one or t'other IS t'other.
Franklin u. Roosevelt gets il
down In a few words when he says
Uncle sam must enter the league
or arm 20 the teeth. But he ought
90 have added. or risk a disaster
that he might not recover from in
"a century.
The price-tumbling has not reach
ed the landlords yet The rent
gouge is weakening nowhere. It's
a mighty tight clutch he has at the
threats OF humanity Moral. Build
your own home
To smash the covenant OF the
League OF Nations as Harding pro-
ing the throttle OF the worlds ma
chine wide open and detaching the
air from the brakes.
Take 1t from US naturalized
Scot. the League Of Nations IL go
ing 20 function. whether or no this
country gets into it.
We are in accord IL Harding has
my views" says Borah. Just pass
your specta Giles over 20 the candi-
date. He will look at anything
through anybody's glasses. II that
Is what you want
The course Of sugar during the
past u months has shown conclu-
sively that IL Is a poor substance 70
sweeten a nations disposition with
when II is administered by hogs.
The next great democratic thrill
for Mishawaka will be CoX's cleo
ton That will put the old town In
a fine frame OF mind for Thanks
giving The News-Times special
wire and staff of bulletin artists
VIII thrill the audience.
We are still banking on Cox. and
our only chance 10 lose is for the
intelligence and virtue Of the Amer
lean people TO fail
Just two weeks until the whole
earth caves IN upon the minions Of
a desperate and despicable republi-
can party.
We are profoundly sorry for
those wives OF members OF the
foreign legion OF the Scotch Thistle
club. who have lost their first votes
on account OF the failure OF their
vagabOnd husbands TO take out their
second naturalization papers Put
on the kitchen pressure, ladies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

the veteran actress-if she has any
soul. at all.
Her knees tren-ble. every time
she steps on the stage
And, TO matter how many times
YOU practice the wedding ceremony,
You never get used 10 IL,
It's not a bit like swimming. or
ice skating. or going up in an air
plane
There is always a new thrill and
a new terror in getting married
And you are frightened 70 death.
Every time you take another
mans life in your hands,"
=
Now. wasn't that pathetic7
And yet. If it's true.
What's the use of all this prog
ressive marrying and divorcing?
And why do they do IL,
When exchanging one husband
for another is merely a temporary
relief
Like changing a bundle from one
hand 70 the other?
Why do they do IL?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
MiShawaka News
MAN IN THE STREET

Hiram yy8fker o. Warkar-I-re.
on ,-e-,,,- 80 ... l-,-.5.s- chm
MO accompanied MS o-d l!+eal
Duncan J. Campbell On recent
trip from the dominion with the
intention ~ experding few
nouthfu.9 an the Campbell home
tanned az Tho American border by
feaera1 officers much 10 the
Thistle club.
TIL CAMPBELL LAMENT
Sung 90 The uuo The Campael,s
Arc Comm"
Dune Campbetrs i1 mourning
Re lost "a raunrh friend.
T-a-ia tra-,a
When they rummaged his baggage
and took 0ut 30 package.
He's sar, ae H
Tra-Ia trt-Ia
he has creme on his bonnet
a thirst that hurts
Tra-ra fra--a
Hls mind b. is hazu
He's mf-h+,. near rrazr-
He's Scotch that explains Dc.
Tra-ll tra-.
fTraven means SD rurr more ~
women than r. does q. men hs.aue.
i'm heaven tnI. vIH MOT have 10
wear tho kind .r shoes th4t earth
iuhicts upon them
We're off TAFT Ha is the man
who put "sgue" into the It4rue.
There's MANY a girl who would
do better If she would understand
that as knowing now 10 construct
"a larrupirr, GOOD biscuit the rf1r-
nation win last longer and draw
bigger dividends
OF course there could 5e no such
possibility as our being repubIi-
can buf n we were "A republican
fhat pon1Dous epo-tfr41. arrogant
and seIf-ceutcred little piece Of p0-
Uficat srobhe~v known as Bora Nh
would have had his long before
this
Eridee will be idr-ttfed at the
polls in Chicago bv tYeir husbands
We fancy when the officials see
some Of the identifers they VIII be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
NOTICE

The regular dances at the Hotel
Oliver will he held every Tuesday
and Saturday nights; music fur
nished by Hotel Oliver orchestra dI-
reCtcd by y. c. Stein. The couver
charge for the dances - 75c per per
son. Dancing 9-12 O'Clock. The Hotel
Oliver orchestra furnishes music for
dinners every evening, also Sunday
I'm the cafe, from $50 TO each eve
ming. 9295-17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
HERE FROM CHICAGO

Miss Christine Ludgate, OF Chi
cago, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il.
L Hull. y Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
FOUR MEN ENLIST
FOR NAVAL DUTY

The following men have enlisted
in the navy; Sander Lehrer, Adolph
Cook. Adolph Macholz and Mike
Strzelecki.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
RIRTHnAY PARTY

Miss Catherine Mikesell. s MAR
ST.. entertained at a o'clock din.
ner last evening in honor OF heI
birthday anniversary. Covers were
laid for %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs Roland Marker left
yesterday on a motor trip 10 Laporte
where they expect 10 spend several
weeks with relatives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
LEAVE FOR CANADA

Mr. and Mrs. c. l. Boyson, Lin
coin way, West, left yesterday for
Montreal. Can, where they expect 70
locate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

An ice cream social Will be be
held at the Dixon school, OF which
II. A. Lutes Is teacher, Thursday
evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

A person can ind solace for a lot
of troubles if he has a job that
takes a lot Of his attention
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

You are not doing a man any par
tiCular favor by letting him have
his own way If he is wrong.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

''.'.-'H OF age or intensive preoc-
1paiion "itn the quotations IN the
1ullucck and liver n1arkets2
N 40
sa-e-
''7 0sa1's HoD''lly' righteous
ness Eerr.ences in politics so rich
Ir exempIiaed by our Tsaac kama
8.--.- .-...e.. .-..-. -. 80,
~ 4O'-S
did campaign
Wellington. " j. has a 300-pound
man who is said 70 be afraid Of a
45 pound wife Which is natural
enough What chance would a great
big fat hippopatamus have against
The Halloween celebration il not
the occasion 20 exploit politics. but
we want Haslanger 70 understand
that it is q noble democratic ma
ter.
Don't let YOUR town Of Mishawa-
Ea boz victim Of your personal
hates or inordinate cupidity. While
there are a few people we DO not
like. that would be worse than stab
bling Do in blindness or ignorance.
spending these beautiful autumn
r DAVIS in Scott park. and will forego
his trip 20 California this year.
Clarence Currler. the well-known
Wooden company socialist is wear
I ing "a Harding button Amen,
Whatever the outcome OF the
election. Sen Harding and Ralph
political history enough Of piffle
in this campaign 10 surfeit the hu-
man reasoning faculty for seven
+ centuries 10 come.
And to think that we have been
bluffed all these years by giving an
+ American personality 10 those who
/ supreme test Of their character,
The. reports from Brixton Jail
+ indicate that MacSwiney has won
derful tenacity. The bulletins from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
"Mishawaka Classified
Rooms for housekeeping

Rooms for housekeeping go
LINCULN WAY WEST-Near higb
school six room apartment furnished.
steam heating pant Also garage IN
900 block Lincoln way West PhOnr
AushaWaka 1867. 17t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Harding says he Will stay out;
Taft saws he. Harding, will go in.
There's discrepancy. Here's our
difficulty We can't believe Hard
ing is a prevaricator; we can't be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

We refrain from giving a prelim-
mary estimate Of the result OF the
election. partly because we want
the democrats TO have a glorious
surprise. and partly because there
is always a possibility OF the pro-
Ietariat making a pecan orchard OF
itself at the last moment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Pound.

Lost and Found 10
FIR COLLAR-Black stone Aiarten.
lost between business district and W.
Seventh So Finder return 90 News
Times. Liberal reward ltt-
IND DEGREE-Mason club pin lost.
Reward Return 70 News-Itmes.
Dempsfer Beatty lII
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

BRICK STORE ROOM-M0deTn two
story brick store room, Main St. 10 be
vacant Nov. LIST Price $500 VIII
rent for S91 30 per month. Stark Realty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Homes For sale.

GROVE ST. W.-lIve rooms and bath
electric lights and gas: garage and hen
house For quick sale. $500. 81 sou
cash. Stark Realty Co lots
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
Business PrnnertY-

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES Tor Sale n
FORD SEDAN-L0ok this over, "a 1920
Ford sedan. good tires, motormeter
clock, large locking wheel eNcellerI
tor dash lights, etc. $50 cash takes
IN Call Mishawaka 2-6 Federal
bakery Lotto
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Anyway this worlds series pro-
crossed right alonE without start
ing up any symptoms Of agina pee
toris IN our anatomy. Is this an in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

Brides will be Identified at the
polls In Chicago bv treir husbands.
We fancy when the officials see
some Of the tdentihers they VIII be
unable 20 believe such a thing 20
be nOeefbIo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-17

rooms, modern Jefferson I'd. bar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-24
South Amboy

Tomorrow night the Sunday school
WILL give the monthly social They rave
arranged an excellent program Of
songs and recitations and in addition
will serve tasty refreshments. Ono of
the features will be the dollar roll
call.
Special music will feature the movie
show TO be given under the auspices
of the Junior Mechanics in the Empire
Theatre on Thursday night June 3.
This music was written especially for
the feature picture THE Little Shop
herd of Kingdom Come"
The closing act OF the American
Legion Minstrel show Will be by
Heck a rube sketch in two scenes.
with the action Transporting in Ropem
Inn, Buggville. the proprietor of which
is Eff Hopkins (John Triggs). This
number is played by James slim"
Gordon, Leo Coakley, Arthur Ingra-
ham, Arthur Scully, Harry Macholl,
John Crozier and Harry Covell. This
by Heck sketch was written by
Lieut.. Pierson of his city and made a
decided hit with the 18th Division
Show in France as well as in the lead
ing cities Of the east where the show
was given on the return of the division
from overseas.
/, on Wednesday evening June 2. a
June Dance will be given by the wo-
men of st. Martha's Guild IN the new
High School Auditorium Johnson'a
College Orchestra of New Brunswick
which made such a hit at the Spring
Dance" some weeks g has been Sc
cured to furnish the music.
The funeral services of the late
Louise Anderson were held on Satur-
day afternoon from the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Hilda Linden. Inter
ment was made in Christ Church
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-24
Keypor

Miss Dorothy Ogden. of East Orange
was the guest OF friends in the DOT
ouyh on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l.. Ryer Oh
Flatbush, were the recent guests "a
relatives in the borough.
Paul q. zimmerman was the guest
Of friends al New York on Friday.
Thomas Morrison OF New YORK,
spent the week end with relatives on
Main street. .,
The Mems Club of the Episcopal
church will present a play in the near
future rehearsals being in progress al
this time. -
samuel Walker, of Keansburg, a
former resident of the borough was III
town on Friday.
Joseph Curtis was q recent Nlsltoi
at Pocono, Pa. III
calvary M. l.. Bpworth league vii
observe roll call and rally night 10
morrow when o. special program VII
be presented, including musical mum
bers and two sketches. a soclai 'iins
will follow the program.
Mrs. Edith v. Wyckoff IL spending
a few days as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Edward Chamberlain or Gran
bury. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Avery, oi
Newark, were the guests or rflehds III
the borough on Friday.
MISS bIShitdh' "
Road. was in the borough on Satur-
day calling on friends. Miss
returned not long ago after an extend
ed service overseas. where she was
stationed In several base hospitals.
Mir. and Mrs. Elmer norman, OF
Elizabeth. were the week END guests
Of relatives in the borough.
Miss GLADYS Cater has returned IRON,
an extended visit with friends aho
relatives In Chicago.
Miss Violet G.. Templeton, or AIRING
ton. has returned after haNln peeh
the guest of Mrs. John Tempietoh'
The final meeting of the season OF
the Tuesday night Bridge cup receil'-
Nv organized will be held on Iuesu@y
evening at the home of DIR. and MIS- -
LeRoy Close, of Matawan.
one of the biggest of class initla-
lions will take place tonight at .he
lodge rooms of the Junior Order
Unified American Mechanics when IL IL
expected that approximately "a VIII Dc
received into the secrets of the order
A special meeting of the Order wa
held on Saturday night. After the pusi
ness of the evening a social lime vii
follow. ~,
Work of enclosing the porch on TN
Mansion House is progressing yer!
rapidly. -
Miss Bessie Carter was the guest o
friends at Perth Amboy on saturday
While the Legion M was in prog
ress on Friday evening an auto ROB
and svercoat yvGG stc'en from ''arenC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-24
MataWan

The regular meeting of the bor-
ough council will be held tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
The Monmouth County Historical
Association will meet on THURSDAY
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home o.
Miss Margaret l.. Terhnue. Halstel
H.. Wainwright. tho president. viii
speak on the history OF Sea Grit.
Tho last meeting Of h season of
the Matawan Woman's Club is being
held in the high school auditorium
this afternoon. Among the features
of the meeting are a paper folding
exhibit. reports from the delegates
who attended the convention in As
bury Park. music by the club quar-
tet and a program by the children.
The meeting is under the auspices of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-24
BY III. y. hickey
T. A stan CorTeSIDndcmt.

wASHTNCTON. May 24-There has
hssn : rapIdIv increasing crystalliza-
tion of sentiment during the past lev
weeks. among both Democretic enu
Republican leaders. against interJect-
ing the LIQUOR question into the conf
ing campaign.
Httfc encouragement to the liquor
Interests or even the light VINE an"
beer enthusiasts.
Months ago. in fact as far back as
The adoption OF national prohibition
by constitutional amendment. an 9nl,
n~iv-fuanced propaganda was launched
a. fbe purpose OF trying 70 commit
either or both of the parties 70 a pohCy
Of exemptlng light wines and beer.
An attempt has been made TO snow
.hat there is q marked y growing
popular reaction against drastic en-
forcement particularly In respect OF
light vines and beer.
The alluring prospect OF Sdpls"e
sHberapt planl6s was presented 10
Democratic and Republican leaders.
q. q. p. FIatIy Against It.
T. must be said in all fairness that
the suggestion fell on leaf ears 50
far as the Republicans are concern
ed. s in
dividual Republican leaders may -
on the light wine and beer question
No serious consideration has been given
by those who win write the platform
to the idea of committing the party 10
the so-called liberal side OF the hquoi
question. -
m the Republicans mention liquof
at All In their platform they are far
NOR likely to take the extreme pro-
hibltion view calling To- rigid en-
forccment. including light wines ana
~Iiguots, than the liberal view.
More probable than either Is ina III
the Republican platform the liquor
question will be conspicuous py us an,
senco. so far as direct reference u IL
Is concerned.
A large number Of Democratic leau-
ars have given serious consideration 10
the political possibilities In going TO inc