Jas halted the attempt of proh'Lition enforcentent authorities to tead the: alleged benefits of prohibition in the Public schools of the country, but Fevelition of the plan, coupled with the recent vi in contection with enforcement: has Caused the question of prohibition With special reference to the youth fof the land to become uppermost everywhere in the United Sits Many of the drys" declaco that the barring of teaching of pie Iubition in the public scheats. mest# the barring of the teaching of the Constitution. Others of dissimilar view declare that the ques: ion feutively political in nature, and Highly: controversial rather than settled matter.
Under new oners issued by: the sur to. proathition Fumphlets" prepared for publi Schoo! use will be distribute tron request, No general poster combat: tie conducted, but the appro. "ation Which was to have been ust for Such purposes will be spent tsrxety in "obtaining the facts on pro-Ribition," it. was announced Meanwhile in Atlanta, Ga. Me. W. W. Lamkin, president of the National" Education Ass-ciation, ounced any attempt to teach prohibition in the public schools He emphatically declared that the Treasury Department had n> right! to dictate that teaching in the American schools—United Press.
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