Show A SALOON TI LEAGUE CIO IN UTA DR LOUIS ALBERT BANKS TO AD DRESS SEVENTY FIVE NATIONAL DRY RALLIES IN UTAH national dry leaders leaden with utah fed or tion of betterment leagues to line up the state behind hii arr na dional bawal prohibition project th the anti saloon league of america the nemesis of the ilia all saloons loan through out the nation dallon encouraged by their wonderful success in else cleaning ill g the ea an loons loona out of state baale after st state ta are now planning and executing nation I 1 wide side movement element looking to the e submission mut lo ulal to be the batea of at an armald amendment me ell t to 1 th the tede federal at constitution outlawing in ne i t cents canta throughout the nation r for or y beara a fill this organization has be been en le leading adin g up to this movement art but noa now the tima time Is ia considered rip ripe to tor a big abig drive in this the states state that held have alre already d it outlawed tb the saloon ill are taking tailing the t he lead js it because b with the th amatea bit te th that tug still have the license hesma system te or ara bending their efforts effort for state bit wide P prohibition for far their that on own state to it is be bic because of title this fact that the dry states and those that have voted dry der b but of haae law lawa have out not yet gone a I 1 into din street effect are taking tile the lead th the leaders say bay that this campaign 1 Is not so much tor for creating sentiment t ia no to organize a e and ad direct the gentl if we ment t already created and ad make it driving force to attain the desired result in tile the nation to campaign 1 in utah th the 0 national uati onal organization acting in 11 co oper operation stul with the utah federation of betterment leagues of which H hon heher heber J grant 1 ia president ll is now wits preparing for or a speaking ca campaign fi big in practically every town and city 1 in utah of a population of 50 and up wards with the idea ot of giving utah ad a pill place a in the sun eun in the nation wide contest 0 O st which is approaching it con a tress gross does not submit the amendment A 40 1 dr pulley A baker general su so penn perin anti saloon league of america at this be session which chih Is considered doubtful tile the great drive will be made to compel its submission ailant ka next east I 1 year dr de lou louis I 1 a albert alber t book banks one of the strongest speakers braicks rd co connected eted with the wilt will begin his speak ing campaign I 1 in utah on april allea 8 at t logan where two ten initial rallies will be held one in the first methodist church and ad one as I 1 in nude nibley y hall of brig bangham h I 1 young university alm uy dr banks first week seek will be speaking in cache county after which lie will travel south speaking in every tad town and aty ity this speaking campaign will cover bout about eave seventy lity live five different dat dates a and will continue until debt the and middle of joe june by which time I 1 it it I 1 is expected ad ill that butah utah people will know knew all 11 there a is ie to jwo know about national prohibition ait 1 4 I 1 iv OPP A W A dr faints albert banks bank national Nell wal lea speaker to a address it drab seventy five rallies milles in utah and ad be ready to falit and intelligent I 1 ly back up the project tor for a dry us na t lion ion th the utah campaign will st it be con I 1 ducted under the local loc il management clifford L Jh johnson waw young mary land lawyer who has managed several camp campal gas gna or of this sort for the abe league and wa 1 la considered 11 an am expert et at ut gilb kind of wo work rk the whole bule state from lewiston Lawi stoa on the noth to bt goeas a on the south simu will be treated to th ill oratory ot of dr banks abak fl th the L league nation wide power liala the anti anil sale saloon league vs vas origin n ally twenty y I 1 tour years year ago 90 by dr howard d 1 H russell 1 in ohio as local organ organization izat 1 0 from the Is beginning i lag it t has haa adhered to or r rather other omni part izan zan principles principle urging the ath election of the moat avat available labb dry dry to office regardless of political af filla it eions 1 in the bg banning brinning inning ile dr russell found great difficulty in getting any sort r of f hearing he was wa laughed at tf t sneered e red at and his whole b program rew was regarded ager rd aa visionary y but c confident confide onald of nl of at the rectitude ot of hla his re cause he DO per 4 so it clifford L johnann Joh naon manager ot athe the utah national probia prohibition it 1 n C campaign pa in kept on often dawnine hia life insurance policy and even hla his watch tell to secure expense fini money nery to talk take him from place to place alece dr russell was a pre preacher achee and a pioneer As the league grew in strength and influence the need tied of a militant politician was felt I 1 to take bor the lead and dr purley A baker of theo old ohio we was chosen to succeed russell RB the th a act acting ing exec executive olive of the organ direct directing rug it its political policies and organization work while roisell u I 1 became R ita chief platform advocate voder under th the B agar aggressive mm 1 strati ion on cogo of dr baker the league rapidly grew 1 in power r until now it 11 la is second to no organization of a nature in the whole country in practically every sta state t a it has a powerful state organization go I 1 on reaching into every to lo calit calaty r it has about fully equipped offic offices e s scattered all over the country in the principal cities and maintains a staff of or upwards of boo salaried workers who devote all their t time line to the tice ten literature by the ton tom in addition addil fon to numerous eions throughout the country pub fished or controlled by the tion thin the national league maintains maintain a large publishing house at its national headquarters at westerville erville ohio As aa the arn american e chars issue publish iton ing a C co thersa there about employed emp loyes me are busy pouring an average S of f re more r ill than three tons of dry literature into the jhb wells mails very every day I 1 in campaign times this average often runs mo up to ten to tons daily th the national organization alio 1 nut maintains hitam at washington a staff I 1 of agents land attorneys its washing to ton lu quarters I 1 occupying nearly a whole arteris ill floor 0 or 0 of ill the alisa building facing the capitol capital it is 1 from there that mail are urea 1 in congress are promoted and f it ail from there that assistance I 1 ja render ed ad friendly congressmen it to a get reelected and it la is from the there a that con gibau giess gressional ional I 1 friends of the liquor trat fie be get h hard III bumps when they coma cable before th the people tor for re election many a congressmen congressman who has tried to defeat dry measures in washing ten has haa found himself politically political y an 11 when alien he be went before ille his people for a re reelection election bud and found himself confronted by a crew ot at dry irra orators tore and to tons a of dry literature op posing his hia re reelection election the congles dional distri districts W of the nation are ao 10 ale strewn fee with the political wreckage of wet congressmen who have been put out of commission through the ties of these compactly organized sed deve contrary gitry to the general impression cl the am league g a we workers aker are re not highly 1 sal I aried men on practically an of them are working for or less mon mony money Y than they could command in other walks walk of life As a rule none are paid dead at all except those who abandon their regular means mean of livelihood and its devote ote their entire time tim to the work ork of the organ 1 citation tion not one speech in a hundred given under the auspices of the league la is paid tor for in thousands of mass cases the speaker nt not only gets no pay tor for his work but pays pay his own expenses he be sides bides the bank of england could not at pay all 11 the these speakers speaker if they all 11 if got t chautauqua salaries says actor att nor ney C L johnson whirls who la now plea plan ning the campaign in utah tell making dalea and d local arrangements arrangement for the national national dry rallies the best way my and ad ill tho mail only we way to put the antl anti saloon league out of 1 la to put the saloon also itself out at of th the 1 league gue will in stay atay be aa long g as the rum choin h I 1 are 1 in existence which alch wont on t be long ea sas ile george A startup of provo vi vice se pro id 1 ot at the utah federation of bett betterment bawit leagues which I 1 la working walking in conjunction with the antt anti saloon league of amelca ame awe lea and Is a recognized RB all its in this state |