by Senator George P. McLean of Con- "-N" drmks be sola inside the
necticut, cnairman of the Committee I mire uuui on uus niu me
on Banking and Currency. j stores of liquor will be sealed as soon
" I as the limit is reached and will re
main so while in port."
MOHAMMEDANS IN
SPIRITED DRIVE
SUCH MODESTY.
(Tampa Tribune.)
Daniels says that he knows who
the next president of the United
States will be, but he refuses to tell
his name. Such modesty, Mr. Daniels.
liked of all animals and the motet
useful for both his present and future
support, or itself, it supplies our
greatest necessities; it furnishes us
with both food and clothing.
I
I
This plan will eventually affect the
liners New York, Philadelphia, St.
T.rtiiia S( "Print TT-intnTiil rH K"rnnn.
FOR PROHIBITION ' land- ' lt is alreay in Practice on the
liners jyiancnuria ana mongoiia oi tne
Constantinople, Feb. 23. The pro
hibition campaign launched in Tur- i
key and throughout world will be j
conducted along two distinct lines,
Abraham Effendi, Shiek - ul-Islam,
spiritual head of the Moslem church
with 300,000,000 adherents, said in
outlining the program of the cam
paign: "We are going to resort to two
sorts of measures. We will urge the
strict application of laws and police
regulations. We are going also to
make a wide campaign about the
physical, moral and social effects of
drinking. We hope to get successful
results from this campaign. It will
influence, of course, all Mohammedans
countries."
American Line Hamburg service. A
plentiful supply was placed aboard
these boats on their first outward
trips.
As regards the other vessels th?;.
