Show BREWERS PROPOSE A HUGE BOYCOTT BOYCOTTS BOYCOTT'S r S 'S AGAINST DRYS Sug Suggest est That Employees Employees Ii in Industry Declare War on on Prohibitionists j NEW YORK YOm April 24 An N-An An attack j upon tho the b business Interests of or time tho men who are re contributing In nn any way toward the lLo Prohibitionist movement mo has been nindo by David Da M. M I Neuberger c president president dent of oC tho the James cs rd EveT Breweries In an address s before tho International l Union of oC Brewery Employees s Mr 11 Neuberger urged his hearers to refrain from front purchasing nn any article manufactured or sold Fold b by the Individual or the concern which which tho the person was connected and he p promised that within th throe three c months he lie would would have h en- en listed In this campaign of ot direct attack by lawful means of or on bt brewer wel trades union and amI Ct C every real Teal es estate cs- cs lal tate tale or organization In ht the country On th the lie singe with Mr Neuberger were cre representatives of or most moat of or tho the New NewYork York breweries he declared afterward them being Ins H Henry henr y Vollmer of ot Brewery Jacob Loew the of-the the Brewery and Ni Nor Nor- ra man majr S. S GOldberger president of oC the h H II 1 t loehler Koehler Brewing company The brewery workers their families and their friends wilt wiil refrain from purchasing purchasing pur pur- chasing eha nn any of oC the products sold manu manufactured manufactured manu or handled In any Wily WRY way by Agin Rn any of oC the tho men or concerns which nr ar arc aiding g the prohibitionists he hc declared This is an attack th the tho biggest and most forceful attack ever er attempt attempted It IM IN not defence We a c arc nrc going out after neter these thene men confident that when hen their pu purses purges es arc hit t they eo will quit alt doss dogs do s We c Intend to Ito o see whether these the men Inen who arc are crucifying one of ot the greatest Industries In tho country can canut ut 11 1 ri If it the l persons the they there are ro cr crucifying I. I I i retaliate Within a month I a will win nave 0 C one hundred thou thousand ll men on m my o and md then hen we will see these chaps begging begging beg beg- ging off ocr Ban on Tire The Makers i As AK an Instance of oC the the- crr effect ct of or legal all persuasion Mr Ir Neuberger er declared had sent clr- clr that a rubber company i t to Ms its employees urging sUtern them to vote ote for prohibition The They cant can't noil a tire lire to tho the brewers brewers in this dt city today he said and an I 1 am going to MO see to it that the they sell and few Cow Vo to an any brewers out out Ide the the elt city and the brewers use 60 l per r cent of the solid rubber r tires used In the coun country countr Y Another mass meeting will tr bo be held within a n work werl or so 90 In Brooklyn Mr N uber er raid paid at which which he he hc would 1 urge uno his Ills hearers hearer to follow Collow t the example example exam exam- pie to h he be Imm immediately h set b by byre brewery brewer workers In fin Manhattan Eventually h hadded he ht- added he ho hoped to have a mass meetIng meeting meet meet- ing lag In this city at t Madison Square Garden Garden Gar Gar- den preceded b by n a parade How low would you OU like to see sec e. e parade of voters In every part of the e country on the s same came day he asked Well ell the prohibitionist is 18 the greatest enem enemy to organized Cl labor In the he world He lie I IK is worse than the scab employer o for the scab employer at t least produces while the prohibitionist tears down and d rl s s not nil The r forces contributing to the lId ama m of the Rev Billy Bill Sunday and tho the antias anti antl- as g c Including pron prominent nent m merchants mer mer- r chants anti and manufacturers were mentioned men men- b by Mr Ir rge Well s see sec c what happens to the sales s sor of or these men who are fostering abuses o of o public Interests lie he said Id Challenge to Billy Sunday I dare um Lilly Sunday Y t to meet me e on o tho the platform In any debate l o on prohibition tion etcher either from ana an n econom economo economic ethical or religious relic standpoint 1 will rent Madison Square Garden pre present ent him with half tho the tickets of oC admission g give gl I e I the other half hair to charity charlt and then post ost forfeit for defeat to be given to 10 tonn nn any charily charlt a committee of of ot business businessmen men mn may name ho said eald I will prove pro he Is 13 a rake fake a bunk an and a n hypocrite working his own h game for his pocket Thle This is no half halt way m measure These f fellows trying to disrupt a hoat hoa great oat t eco eco- structure have ha never nC b boon n given battle baIlie When rhen we enlist the ors ers grocers Tc real 1 estate organizations clothing d dealers alers rind and organized labor we will be prepared to fight to a finish Miry Mr Neuberger laid stress 83 upon the fact that the movement mo was begun b by him but that he had r received assur assur- Ill assurances ur- ur ances from brewers and many allied Jabor la labor la- la bor organizations that hat the they would aid him In tho lie rl fight hl against the m men n who are financing and anel morally aiding the tho prohibition movement He He- declared drunkenness was a n disease dis dis- dis ease e of ot the 11 liver VOl to be bo treated b by a ph physician and not nol b by legislation and he ho defied the religious element to show him where the Bible DIble countenances countenance re restriction re- re of or personal right The They fake the Koran ho he said They ey cr cry Oh True Truc Believers wine is 18 verily an illI abomination of or tho devil and say Eav saIt It la lIS Biblical when it U comes from froll the 1 Bible BIllIe |