Show LE bil U DONE I 1 IN UTAH DR LOUIS ALBERT BANKS TO AN AD I 1 DRESS SEVENTY FIVE NATIONAL DRY RALLIES IN UTAH national gaidry dry loaders leaders with utah federation of f betterment leagues League si to llna line up the state behind the tha national prohibition project the A anil saloon league 0 america I 1 the tha kl nemesis ot of the v saloons through out t tho the nation encouraged encourage d by their wonder wonderful rul success in cleaning the saloons oat of state stalo after state aro are now planning and executing a nation wide w ado mocco movement n t looking to the submission to tho the states elates ot of an amendment to the federal constitution outlawing cants throughout tite notion nation for years this organization has been leading up to this movement but now tho time Is consid considered ored ripe tor for a drive in this tho mhd states that have already outlawed the silicon are taking the lead because tho the states that still have the license system aro be bending anding their efforts for sta state wide prohibition tor for their own state IL it is because ot of this fact that the dry states and ana those that have voted dry but wt whose lose laws have not yet gotte into effect sao are sa o taking the lead the leaders say eay that this camp campaign dIgn Is not so much for creating sentiment as to organize and direct tho the sentiment already created and make it a driving force to attain attah 1 tho the d desired cal red result in the nation to campaign in utah the national organization acting in operation cooperation co with the utah federation of betterment leagues ot of which hon heber J grant Is president Is now preparing tor for a speaking campaign in practically every town and city in utah of a population of and upwards with the idea ot of giving utah a place in the sun aun in the nation cation wide contest which is approaching it congress does not submit the amendment T bif 9 g urra alz w M 4 X V 4 A I 1 7 3 1 e ta fm A g n A s 1 v dr purley A baker bacr general superintendent af pf perin anti saloon league ot of america menca men ca at this session which is considered doubtful the great drive will be mado to compel its submission ion next year dr louis albert banks one of tho the strongest speak speakers era connected with the organization will begin his speaking campaign in utah on april 8 at logan where two initial rallies will le be held one in the first methodist church and one in hall of 0 aglia m young university dr banks first week will be speaking in cache county after which lie will travel south speaking in every town and city this speaking campaign will cover about seventy five different dates anil and ifil continue until the middle 0 juno juao by which tine time it Is expected that utah people will know all there 0 la o to linow know about nati national crial prohibition WF F 0 zo A J 4 ita A 4 1 IT jal N r ar I 1 alt 41 I 1 2 k I 1 11 1 1 V ti mf mft I 1 w 1 I hafi 4 X 4 y v 4 fit ww i K aa A M MA M A ur dr louis albert banks national Mat lonal league spanker mr to address civo rallies la in utah i and be ready to tight end and intelligently tack up the project for or a dry no aa tion the car will beco bo conducted n under the ilio local mana management gemont of clifford L johnsen Johns cn a young maryland lawyer who has managed several campaigns of this sort for tho the league ess and Is considered an 0 expert ert at this kind ot of work the whole state from on tho the north to st georze george on tho the south will bo be tho oratory of dr ranks banks the league a nation tho aritt antl saloon league tilly started twenty tour four yea yeara sUo by dr howard cloward 11 II russell in ohio as aa a 0 local cal organization prom from the beginning it has baa adhered to nonpartisan or rather omal part tzan izan principles ur ing abo clet election tion ot of tho the most available drys dryg to office regardless of political af attalla filia eions bons in tho the beginning dr russell found great difficulty in geang getting any sort eort ot of a hearing lie iio was laug laughed led at sneered at and his whole pro program was regarded as visionary but confident confident of the rectitude of his caudr he por r ti va 7 W zo A M 4 I 1 4 it 4 aa J AV 00 ai 1 a s o I 1 0 pe U x F J 0 1 ia 1 1 P I 1 1 pa 1 X I 1 W f 41 A 4 clifford L johnson John Bon blanat manager er 0 ol 01 f the tha utah national prohibition Cam campaign kept on often pawning hla life iffe In insurance surano policy and even hla watch to secure expense money to taha ale him hilt from roi place to place dr russell w acs 9 a pr preacher elicher and a pioneer pl onee As aa the league grow grew in strength and influence the need ot of a militant politician was f felt to talco the load lead and dr murloy pur oy A baker of t ohio vw vas chosen to bucce succeed ed rus ij a as s tho file acting executive of at the organization iza tion dinc tina its political poI lUcal policies and oresia lK alon wort work while russell russ accacio its chic platform orm advocate ulna ler tho the ag of dy dr baker the league rapidly grey in po power until now it ta second to no of a baturo in the dwle country in practically alli 6 every ami tate it has ft a por powerful erful lo 10 n reaching inq into e every lo 10 1 bality lt it has astvat 10 talty fully equi equipped scattered all orar tho country coultry la in alio pria principal cIpal catl cities 1 and a 6 at or upwards of sai salaried aried eil vor ers who devote all their amo to the literature by tho ton in addition to numerous imiDe roas eions throughout the tl 0 o coun country published ed or controlled coa troed oiled by tl the oz organization the national 11 league maint Mai a larga lare publishing house at its ito nat natida natio ioa aal arters at olla olio known as the amer issue publishing co there about employed emp loyes are i busy pouring an average ot of more than three tons ot of dry literature into too tha mails every day in campaign times this average often runs up to tea tona daily me riat national ional organization also maintains at washington a staff 02 0 agents and attorneys its washington quarters occupying nearly ti cholis floor of c the cabs building facing the capitol capt tol it Is from there that measures tn in congress are promoted and it from there that assi assistance stanco is rendered friendly congressmen to got get i elected and it is from there that congressional friends arlenda of the liquor traffie traffic got hard bumps when they come coma before the people for reelection election re many a congressman who has tried to defeat dry raca surn in wasting was ington lins lias found himself politically annihilated I 1 when he be went bea before ore hla people for a reelection election re and found himself confronted by a crew of dry orators and tons of dry literature opposing his election reelection re ro electa on the con congressional grez districts of the nation wo aio strewn with the political w of wat v ct congressmen who have been put pat out of commission through the activities of those these compactly organized drys Cout contrary to the general impre impression the be league workers ire aro not highly fai pai arl alicd edmen men Practical practically lyall all ot of then them lare are working vo far less money than they um could command in other wal walls of life As a rulo rule none are paid at all exec except pt those who abandon their regu ar moons moans of livelihood and devote their entire time to the work of tho the organization I 1 iza tion lunder not ono one speech in n a hundred given under the auspices of the league is paid ethl for in thousands of cos cases es tile tho speaker not only gets no pay tor for hla his work but pays his own expenses be cad c s the bank of england could not pay all those these speakers if they all goC Chautauqua salaries says saya altor vy voy C L johnson who Is now planning the campaign in utah snaking dates end and local arrangements for the tha rational onal dry rallies the be best st way mray and the only way to put the anti saloon leave league out of co commission Is to put the saloon itself atso f out of commission the league win will stay as long iong as tho the rum shops are in ia existence which velch wont bs be long says bays george A startup of provo vice ice resident president of the utah federation of betterment leagues which is wo working aking in a conjunction with the anti saloon league of america ond and Is recognized aa 3 its ita daou saou aman in win state |