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Cups and Saucers, Set
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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
Lest We Forget

meeting of the Ontario Prohibition Union Sir George
E. Foster following significant statement "If there is
the Ontario situation that generation
atmosphere influence
when you tell them about those evils they do not
understand. Yc
there great danger similar to that pointed
Sir Foster Many OF the generation have
how horrible they Ac
of the vets for beer and reaches
conditions they with conditions
strengthen this dangerously weak link
the chain holding the Eighteenth Amend
men AntSaoon has procured that wonderful motion
K. Shields entitled Lest We Forget Based
of the old licensed liquor days This picture
with dramatic effect wildly recalls mind the days
legaed liquor traffic This picture should be shown by
the order old and
against the alcohol evil
For full information relative other details address
Editorial Department of the AnSaloon League 1900 Security
Bdy Chicago. Lest you forget, do it now!
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
REMARKABLE CONFESSION BY THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE


Deneen whose majority little 1000 The strength ON
attitude prohibition admitted by this editorial explain
ling McComcks This remarkable
which, perhaps public
candidacy Med Mccormick CAT this writing
the of his battle still doubt probably will require official
final decision" = ss.f.f.
politics and fortunes this To 1t
that McComc mother considerable though
stakeholder The Tribune 1t also that he is related by
blood to the editors Of The Tribune
IS Tribune
whether his advantage disadvantage And has been able do
sdratn He country United
Versailles United
States the such should the pride and
His work behalf of
lin
His the committees the Senate his
highest credit He has of and accomplishment such has
beene quaed in any term Y
nd the making of that record he has been unfairly hand
which
him Notable these policies The Trbhnes
we'll theory politics. which
hibtion
Tribune while ndscfninate drinking
that writing prohibition
responsible His complete and
Tribune honor
himself his
n his
changes upon
foregoing phosophing based the phlosophy that is what
lmayas sta unatered.
S the best do"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
Election Results

Prohibition enforcement lost ground result OF the
primaries April Despite the desperate drive of the forces
to break through the dry lines held fast The notification forces
report advances either the legislature
ton in Congress from Illinois Although mighty effort made
to defeat dry congressman particularly in like Illinois,
dry renomnated the primaries In the 18th
district the fight centered against Frank Reid by the beer and
forces who backed the candidacy of John P Hart The
show Reid the by of 1000 although the dry
vote badly divided For large Republican can
ddates Rahbon and Yates both enomnated by smashing
purates The Democratic candidates for Congress large Allen
d. Albert Mary Ward Hart both Endorsed by the AnSaoon
League defeated their by than two to one
Among the defeated candidates Simon German who made his
enough districts in which than three candidates
nominated make the result the election somewhat
Indications however that aggressive fight in doubtful districts
will enable the dry increased law enforcement strength
in the lower house at Springfield j9J 49,
The failure advances Chicago and
the larger cities of the tremendously significant Not only
did hold their the Chicago but actual primary
gains made districts containing cities like Danvle Rock
Island Peoria Aurora In the East St Louis Quincy and
Cairo districts blocked their increase
the lower house In the LaSae dis
primary made the nomination OF Ole Benson who
elected an Independent last time
The defeat of Lee ONe Browne Democratic candidate for
victory for prohibition enforcement An
of the forces opposed notification the
of Col A. v Smith OF Lake for the office of
Col Smith in the primaries following
hard and bitter campaign by the opposition While there is
important work done insure the election of enforcement
election day will be elect safe majority to the lower house at
Springfield With aggressive campaign will be possible to
the margin of that be relied for the prohibition
enforcement program.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
The Lesson in Harris Defeat

In the 18th congressional district John P Hart running
beer platform exclusively defeated by Frank Reid endorsed
by the AnSaoon League by majority OF about two thousand
Mr. Hart aided by the carried great campaign to the
Only overwhelming sentiment in favor of prohb
ton kept him from being named the Republican
candidate The victory Mr.. Reid beer Hart
contain lesson for the ds great Brownies defeat Tor the
govcnorhp the In the 18th district the dry vote
much divided considerable portion of the normal dry
strength regularly constituted leadership by ignoring
of the AnSaoon League Apparently other
sdatons deemed important by this element among the
prohibition enforcement This all the
significant OF the fact that the particular dry element opposed
endorsed by the League has always been
tonaby loyal the prohibition Accordingly the situation
and the result that prohibition enforce
Had there been enough enforcement
OF Had there not been enforcement
the district the division of dry forces
account of other considerations p Hart would have been
platform Both the danger of dividing the dry
among candidates and the Importance maintaining
strong illustrated by the result of the 18th
campaign While the the defeat OF Browne
the drys should take Hart example and warning.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
FORCES WHICH DETERMINE SOCIAL CONDITIONS


Brooklyn charged
largely the side of the prohibition
He said they msstad facts cariaud the bettd
efforts that being made enforce the Vtead
played headlines
mentioned ALL relegatd
estg notice the which this
Almost New York
that had the
New York Times wrhcd the
States which openly advocated notification the Eighteenth
the Chicago Tribune. 81
The incident
charge but call the
decided
The public mghte
moulding public public
be well executed the books editorial
and columns united porying otors the bootleg
would
time that the readers of these demanding that they
themselves the
have favored this legislation the
other that document
their better subscribers made known their will But
subscribers and the make profitable
papers will be filed with this hostile propaganda
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
Unsigned Complaints

giving information about violations OF the prohi
they signed Neither Off
Gals members League take action
unless letters complaint authentic by bearing the
signature writer If further information is desired relative
be secured unless the writer known
complaint signed there that 1t is
genuine 1t simply represent personal spite directed against
In action should be taken against
place named unsigned letter and 1t should prove
unounded complaint those taking action would be
liable for The failure sign letters of complaint when
complaint based facts is without good In the
of addressed the AnSaoon League the of
confidential In forwarding reports the Anti
League responsibility and does dvue the
the complainant In the of letters sent direct to Of
cas the of used in connection with action
help the authorities by furnishing
awess places but such information should
be of guaranteed reliability
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
STATEMENT BY F. SCOTT MCBRIDE, The NEWLY
ELECTED GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF The
ANTLSALOON LEAGUE OF AMERICA

The administration of the Anti-Saoon League will
continue the fight against the liquor traffic using the well tried
methods that have effective the past The program
of the League will continue be education agitation egsla
ton and law enforcement the end that the beverage liquor
traffic may be suppressed While continuing its activities
with undmnshed energy other fields the biggest fight dur
ing the next few will be for the enforcement of the law
The League will detective agency but will its
influence to insure effective enforcement through the regular
officials and agencies of the Public sentiment
will be aroused support of candidates and officials who
be relied upon enforce prohibition Especial attention will
be given by the National League the maintenance of strong
state League organizations for enforcement The future fight
against the gigantic evil of alcoholism calls for realgnment
OF the dry forces and reensnent OF the enemies OF the %
traffic The AntSaocn League field of service has broad
ened the width of the whole world The national organza
ton will give fullest possible operation the World League
Against Alcoholism which union of antialcoho organza
tons active in about fifty nations The AntSaoon
League Of America will dictate other countries but will
help bring the facts about prohibition the people of all other
lands 1t fully realized both here and abroad that the great
possible contribution by the AntSaoon League of Amer
worldwide prohibition will be its work for the
establishment of complete euccessfu prohibition in Amer
lea At the time the complete of prohibition
enforcement in America largely dependent the of
the prohibition in other countries Prohibition will
The beard of of the AntiSaoon League of
America have unanimously pledged their full and hearty
port to the program AntiSaoon League and the
superintendent cooperation has also been promised
by organizations of the League The fullest possible
help and cooperation pledged by the national supern
enden the various organizations connection with
problems and campaigns. The AntSaoon League
of America composed Christian forces of this nation op
posed the liquor evil will continue the church
against the liquor traffic We have full faith that
engaged in the great unsesh task of Kidding human
ty of the liquor evil will fight on to complete victory
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
PROHIBITION HAS COME To STAY

Prohibition has come stay We going back cond,
o things their
those who abong law
modified abolished should
Wrinkle sleep wish such
over this broad land the
the accounts being opened the banks
of
shops-wel ted shoes
would
only squao All this
might well talk
the sunlight descending
OF the prohibition
There those organized
labor to the prohibition
conspicuous part IN the prohibition Ten before churches
began their prohibition
drinking
fighting the drink evil law of the in
all of the
The either
shall be the duty of each division lodge
and member found guilty he shall be
lodge failing to enforce this law shall have charter
Chief Engineer"
enforced Brotherhood of
international 1918 with by
of all delegates declared
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18

candidacy be the last chance of the beer and wine
element in Illinois control OF the government.
Mr. Brownies defeat by of than should
beer question government
Illinois, predicted by Mr. Browne himself during his
campaign The shows that there enough in
Democratic willing subject other considerations the
make possible the nomination candidate
beer and platform The result the
question place minor issue
the minds this mistaken policy Mr..
Brownies defeat beer and
platform be such overwhelming sentiment favor
this policy that other considerations aside Such
sentiment does and probably will exist in illinois, With
ONe Brownies campaign for the governorshp
rsents attempt Illinois capture the state
beer and wine platform.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
NOT A MODERN INSTITUTION

We have heard deal
Jaw oeg dictated by prohibition fanatics Ii with other
we must know the real facts Neither el OF
a modern
Inc state New York. after founderng so with
definitions OF finally decided
81
deadn his percentage adopted by
9 as an amendment to the Ranes law This
the mstgon of the saonkeepc
mouy Our distinguished Governor member of Assembly
Now what TO know is this If
the Vosad Act why wasn't lie the Raines Act If one hall of
cent
why 1t not the of
And the
OF
adopt the federal
time and continued to be- onealf of
D. District Attorney Southern District OF York.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-04-18
The Last Stand for Beer

As pointed by the Galesburg Republican Register in
editorial reproduced elsewhere this ISSUE Lee ONe Browne
carried on the greatest campaign could nomination Demo-
cratic candidate for governor beer and platform 1t is
that campaign addresses Mr. Browne
The Washington times., 1924-05-27

are increased correspondingly 80
as to meet this reduction. More
often than not, the increases in the
prices OF the other articles are
more than required to offset the
reduction on the specially featured
article.
"A strikingly low price on one
article-sugar, for instance
quoted and when that price IS
fixed the sales force Is instructed
to make sure that the purchaser
of the reduced article also buys
the other article or commodity ON
which the price has been boosted.
'This means that a housewife,
responding to a cut-price offer pur.,
chases the reduced commodity ana
is Immediately subjected to high
pressure salesmanship methods so as
to- insure her making q purchase
to offset the reduction by which
she expected to profit. And 1t
frequently happens that whereas
the housewife purchased the reduced
article of her own volition ana
because she needed 1t, she makes
the secopd purchase because she
is talked into 1t and does not
actually need the article or COM
modify.
''Piggly wiggly Stores do not
cut prices, but often, through
effective buying, are able to pass
on to their customers some remark