The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1918, Page 9

— if if DEFEAT OF PROWIBITION IN THISWEEK'SVOTE (asics Their Analysis of | Figures Points to Control of Next egislature. ALBANY, April 19.—Oponents of Prohibition, who fought ratification jeral Amendmnt at the of ths Le n of the .egisiature, 1nt to-day overthe results ul option el tide in thirty: . Ney empha- 6 dys bad cap- 1 the wes only nine- » facts stand out Promin That the majority aginst Prohi- bition, figured on the hsis of the population of the cities vo was upward of 215,000 for th wi That by having carrid tl jarger municipalities, the wets rtained more than 1,400 of the 2,132 licenses af- fected by the election, o more than| 70 ape cent. of the totalinvolved. .t In numerous instaces, iia which ware represated in the ibere Who voted ed temselves in an, attitude o} the voters, es the localoption elec- tio’ ected againin the elec- | | there willpe a certain both Houses gainst rati-| either Fedenl or State Roe figures compile here! that votel t lation of abot -| with making THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRI to the drys. All elements tn the Republican Party opposed to a third term for |T re capitalizing as jimh ‘as posdible the bie vote given |the wets. They are predicting that, because Syracuse, Schenectady and | Other large centres of population, |where the Republican majorities abound, went wet, Mr. Whitman, because of his advocacy of Prohibi- |tlon, w svo a weaker candidate pat cae maries than was antici- a tg Governor's friends merely smiled at these predictions and point lecores of towns and villages alr dry which, when added to the tw cities that went dry yesterday, over. top in both population and Republican vote the nineteen cities now in the wet | column. | , None of the cities that voted on the liquor question Tuesday and Wednes- day had previously voted the »: loons in or out. This was beca law extending local option privil to cities was passed only last year and did not become operative until this spring. Subdivisions of the State | smaller than cities have had local op. ton for some time. There is no means of ascertaining | how the newly enfranchised women | voters divided on the Liquor question, The wots claim that the dry pro- gramme did not appeal any more| |strongly to the women than to the | men voters. The vote cast Averaged | 70 per cont. greater than that re. corded in the Jast Gubernatorial | Jelection, chiefly because of women's participation. | EDUCATIONAL HEAD 1S HELD UNDER SPY ACT CLEVELAND, 0., April 19—A. L. Tlitehcock, Socialist member of the Board of Education, was arrested last jevening on @ warrant, issued by | United States Commissioner Marlatt, charging him with violating provis- jons of the Esp! 6 Act, specifically against the Lit jerty Loan. 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