Prohibition as Outstanding Issue for Next Campaign New York, May 21.
The success of Mr. William Vare, Philadelphian political head, in wins ning the Republican nomination as Pennsylvania candidate for tha Senate is considered in astute quarters to indicate thet: be the outstanding issue in the presidential campaign of 1928, Mr. Vare made the liquor question practically the only issue in his election campaign, and defeated, by: 100,000 votes, such strong rivals. ax Governor Pinchot, and Mr. Pepper, the latter being supported by: Coolidge and the Cabinet.-Router.
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