The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 11

"HET WAVE SHINES DEMOCRATS 1 (Continued From First Page.) Weinepired by any organization of DUsiness interests which could be sus- pected of a selfish motive in the settle- Administration oMcials point a that the extreme tactics used by _ the Anti-Saloon League should not be @uplicated by any Institution fa- voting the “wet” cause or the public will not be roused in support of a Peform of the prohibition laws. Politically, however, it is Interesting Gov. Edwards of New Jersey, who ts campaigning on a “wet” ‘There is a genuine expectation that oe wi enter Presidential preference pri- maries in several States and gather in a large vote, more as a demonstration of how the rank and file in the Demo-|}] cratic Party feel about the “wet” ques- tiop than any especial it of Mr. Edwards himself, for admittedly | jj his personality has not been known | jj ‘went of the Delaware River before this} ]] year. Briefly, many of the Democratic lead- er do not look unfavorably on the Ed- wards movement. 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