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r>e sure yon can. wei truth shows through the following facts clearly. Note t) I.—National Prohibition became effective in the U.S.A. in January, 1920. 2.—The Volstead Law that makes the effective can be modified or re I § terests here do. s.—But in spite of that the people send up to Congress more and more " dry " members. 6.—-In 1924 16 avowed "wets" lost their seats, and not a single " dry " lost his. 7. —Congress now consists of 435 representatives, of whom 319 are known " drys," 105 known " wets," and 11 doubtful. Senate has 96 members of whom 72 are " dry." Congress is 75% dry. D THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC SAYS ABOUT THE U.S.A. vote it—and we .will make it a big success.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19158, 26 October 1925, Page 15
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