Show 2 STATES SLATE VOTE ON REPEAL Ie Drys Dry 3 and Antis Complete Drives in California West Virginia Br By Prell The old vote the plea today today to to- day wound up campaigning in lri the two states states California and West Virginia which will decide tomorrow what th they y want doner bout th the prohibition amendment For once the wets and drys claimed a common objective In an argument over whether heavier votes would have changed the results in the thc 14 states that already have indorsed re repeal repeal repeal re re- j peal their leaders agreed in Washington Wash Wash- ington that everybody should ballot ballotIn In tomorrows tomorrow's elections Said F. F Scott McBrIde dent of the Saloon Anti league Returns so far in elections on repeal repeal re re- repeal peal show that the dry vote is s strong enough to win every remaining state If It the drys succeed In in getting out as large a n proportion of dry voters as M the wets have gotten out in states that voted for repeal Replied Jouett Shouse president of the Association Against the Prohibition Prohibition tion Amendment Cheerfully we welcome Dr Mcbrides Mc Me- brides bride's appeal for a n larger popular participation in prohibition repeal elections Out of at every 1000 additional additional additional ad ad- votes Dr McBride helps us to get to the polls 60 to 80 per cent will be cast for repeal repeat Because o of that campaign and numerous numerous nu nu- nu state issues California officials oUi dais daLs predicted a heavy vote In West Virginia drys dry said wets would not profit prom because of stay stay- stay at t Both states though were vere looked upon as only a n sort of at warm up for Continued on P Pare B Two 2 STATES SLATE VOTE ON REPEAL Continued Prom From Pace Page One Ont what is considered a more crucial teson test tes teston teston on July 18 when Alabama and Arkansas Arkan sas become the first southern commonwealths commonwealths com corn to act on the twenty first amendment S Convention Assembles For Indiana Ratification INDIANAPOLIS June 26 F A R A convention of delegates representing represent represent- ing Indiana's 92 counties assembles h re today formally to record th the states state's ratification of of- the twenty first amendment to the federal tion The delegates were elected June 6 when Indiana voted to 10 for repeal of the eighteenth amendment amend amend- meat ment Although today's vote vole was a mere formality some of those In the convention convention convention con con- planned to air their views Of the delegates from 56 counties carried mandates to vote for ratification ratification tion 83 63 represented the 36 counties which opposed the repeal of federal prohibition S BOSTON June 26 ff P JP Massachusetts through a constitutional convention convention con con- today ratified the amendment amendment amend amend- ment meat repealing the eighteenth amendment amendment amend amend- ment becoming the seventh state to take such action The vote was unanimous as the 45 delegates were elected on their pledge to vote for lor tion lion |