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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 139, 10 December 1919, Page 4

THE FAILURE OF PROHIBITION IN AMERICA.'" ♦— WHAT PROHIBITION PRODUCES. LABOUR LEADER'S DICTUM. Mr. Samuel Gompers, the great Labour leader, says:—"Prohibition is responsible for much of the industrial unrest that has arisen in the United States." . Mr. Henry J. Johnson, Bridge Pott, says:—" Prohibition, on trial, has created infinitely more evils than it aimed to suppress." ! CRIME AND HYPOCSISY. Mr. R. Calhoun Barnes, Bedford, Ind., says:—" In my State there has been more onmmality and more sexual outrages, during Prohibition than there was in any similar period before its adoption." Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore, Md., says:-—" Prohibition makes hypocrites of men and women." SLY-GROG SELLING ANT) INDUSTRIAL TROUBLES. Mr. V. V. Mills. Kansas, says:—"The saloon in my State has been blotted out:, but the moon-lighter and the boot-legger have been instituted, and a greater police force had to be employed to combat the evils Prohibition has introduced." , Mr. Matthew W. Spoulding, East Millsboro', Perms., says:—" Viewing the troubles, industrial and social, that Prohibition has produced throughout the .States, I have appealed to President Wilson to suspend the war-time Prohibition law." SEDITION AND LAW-BREAKING. Mr. Edwin Oldroyd, Louisville, Ten., says:—''Lynching, bomb outrages, and seditious propaganda among the lowest society of America has been aggravated by the prohibitory law." * • Dr. M. F. Crafts,. Chicago, 111., says:—" Prohibition has not reduced the national per capita consumption of alcoholic liquors. It has just created an illicit trade." WAR-TIME PROHIBITION. VIEW OF FEDERAL COURT JUDGE. (AUSTRALIAN - NEW ZEALANn CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (Received November 16, 5.5 p.m.) A NEW YORK, 13th November. Attorneys for distilling interests in Louisville and Kentucky won another victory in tho fight on wartime prohibition. The Federal Court Judge announced his belief that the law was unconstitutional. 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