The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1919, Page 1

i ee ee “If lt Happens In New York lt’s In The Evening World’’ SL” a _ PRICE TWO CENTS. “Circulation Books Open to All.’ Copyright, 1010, by The Prose Wablishing (the ‘New York World). ) NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, “Cirenlation Books Open to All.”’ 191 WEATHER—Fair, warmer to-night: rain Peden Li LL NAL al 20 PAGES S§ PRICE TWO CENTS. COUNTRY DRY FROM JUNE 30 NEXT; FIRST NATION TO WILSON READY TO FIGHT FOR PUBLICITY ON PEACE URES NEAR HEAR WRITERS. ar je ol AE NORD “Will Be Maintained at Each Camp —The Supreme Counc considering the thens betweon the FAMILY OF 5 NEEDS. New “STSOOYEARHERE, j= SAYSU.S. EXPERT —+>- fies Cost of Li Gone Up 75 Per Cent. press, decided to call a meeting at 5 WASHINGTON, Jar e'dlock this afternoon to | by the members of the | ir resentatives of the var r the conference in views | M Stan on publicity met M ‘ No one ou ied n v knows anything tt y he Un which preceded the decision to heey s rot! a ; proceedings of t Cong and to limit infor rn ged t so. Hida ean. etlevadk hes oMcial statement This decision will preciud = American delegates, even Mr, Wilson < Rimosif, from duscissing: (hi SENATE VOTES TO CLEAR ty who re announcements that are aed. It ine wi likewise. aiop LA FOLLETTE OF DISLOYALTY»: Premier Lioyd i 5 Britain of dis« " w MPLEIINTITD A “i British correspondents for the 4 pose of guiding them in forming 4 lic opinion in England It has been believed her ons close to President Wilson t he would contend f ’ ne far ax possible. That t the sume way is the opinion genera expressed here to-da LANSING STATEMENT DE CLARED FOR FULL PUBLICITY. Curiously enough, the question of whether deliberations wery to de te Lansing authorized the following as| tis view ; f “The American 1 hat fullest Mi y Ye ’ publicity consistent w the rag : oe and satisfactory ¢ tant busincss 1 Non tech fore the Hea 1 New 4 \ 4 accorded. It is yp that I tin ret 1 should be open w ) i Wher : ‘ a ry k 1 SEES MINES OFF VIRGINIA oF Mtifles Novy De.) * V4 rm Sent Oat W I ‘ : ywr A Mr M _— row 1 ment i: New Hleting jn Barcelona, it i -_ Wronaes Neen > tain phuse F while they are betr , at | aa : ad a a rd Bria (Continued on Second Page.) Watah tor ‘Sorservow'e: sonal e-aart, | {pGentiones on Second Page.) ! } soard Employee Te ving Has sti- | ‘| He old Without Bail « : AINE LEBAUDY COES 10 J IAL, Photo of Mme. Lebaudy, W = Shot ‘Sahara aicahal see ren} i CRYING FOR HER pwUCHTER Killing Child in Priest's ( e MEAT PR PRIGES TO STAY HIGH WHILE EUROPEAN DEMAND mn Char “Emper wha) S. BURLESON'S NEW. PHONE | RATES REJECTED IN OHIO | CONTINUES, SAYS ARMOUR TAK SLAPPED ON SODA imme” AND IGE REAM ALSO. /Se=cwz, | Gauge [venir ener A JISTRE t Under TAKE STEP OF KIND » DISTILLERS PLAN TO EXPORT STOCKS: CONVERT PLANTS ny NEBRASKA IS 361H STATE TO RATIFY DRY AMENDMENT, FOLLOWED BY TWO OTHERS ——___<+. Corporation ist in Readjust- Prohibition any. Missouri and Wyoming Join in Ap- “| proving Nation-Wide Prohibition, ‘| Effective in Year—AND NEW YORK HAS NOT VOTED. CHICAGO, legislative proce Jan. 16.~The Ur of voting itself Ary, States to-day completed the word was flashed over e wires that the thirty-sixth State, Nebraska, had Amendment ratitied the Prohibition tie ae at z f The Nebraska Senate voted soon after assembling this morning to ce th eee i concur ina House amendment to a Senate joint resolution providing for ‘ ration 3,000,- Fatification ola me A short time later the Missouri Legislature to-day ratitied the amend. i ii ment, the House concurring in the Senate resolution by a vote of 134 mas Phe Wyoming Legista . ‘ both inouses acting before of ratification, 24 to 4, and tion Tater in the day ! 1 be a The Minnesota Sena wal of the a The amendment to the ready facture and sale of intoxicatl deC0) after the date of its final ratiticatin, Meanwhile the 1 vy Presidential proclamation a rescinds it before that date have ratified the Nation t War measure ule: The States which amendinent are | Alabama ) Mississippi | Arizona | Missourt | Arkansas Montana | California Nebraska | ily been | Colorado North Dakota | of event: | Delaware North Carolina | and | Florida | New Hampshire | vot Georgia Ohio Idaho | Oklahoma 1M | IHinoiw Oregon ted, |lowa South Carolina | low that | Indiana | South Dakota Kansas | Tennessee Kentucky | Texas “ | Louisiana Utah | ‘ Maine Virginia Maryland Washington Ic Massachusetts | West Virginia | . i Michigan Wyoming ? Ten States ave not take final | : Bailtore Jaction. They are Wey Lacan 4 New Jersey New Mexico i ft 7. SRAEe i New ¥ Jun. 28, whe ———.¢e— men AMENDMENT MAKES PERMANENT “DRY ORDER EFFECTIVE JULY 1 Only Fourteen of the States Ratifying Measure $ Have Certified Action. - SS CALLS SENT OUT. date 1 y beat, . r resolu . I! t « y would go dry ona A ance , yeur from to-day. Other students of the which have approved the resolution! question he 4 that ratification would Sr ieecnaietnea