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"Civil War Not An Impossibility*" The REV. McCLOREY, Q.V., is Professor of Theelogg at the University of Detroit, Michigan* U.iS»A, UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT/ 651 E. Jefferson Avenue: Detroit. Michigan. 18th June, 1928.; A PERSONAL LETTER TO NESW ZEALAND. The rioh are drinking in private throughout the country. Members of the U.S. Congress and even members . ;• of the Federal Cabinet are drinking. Young ladies of so-called toney society who in past times would have ; « "ditched" a suitor for drinking, will ditch him now if' he is not laden with a hip-flask. The country at large is flouting the Amendment and by consequence lawlessness in other respects is growing. j Crime was never at such a height as now in Chioago _} ■* for instance, and Detroit. Possibly some working men are saving more money than formerly; but they have, been made dry slaves by a sumptuary law which leaves the rich ': still wet. It seems to me that civil war is not an im- - ;. possibility by any means. At any, rate bitterness has be-/j come acute between dry and wet factions in the country. Shooting of innocent people by dry enforcement officers has aroused the ire of every self-respecting man. /' I doubt seriously that the Amendment will ever be ' , withdrawn. I know that multitudes of respectable men will continue to drink. What a prospect for America! \ Sincerely, ? Ju Prohibition brings Bitterness, Hatred and Si Vote Continua" "Strike out the. two bottom lines" l vote for National Continuance