Senator T. H. Caraway of Urkane sas, one of the most uncomprising prohibition proponents in the entire "dry" camp, made known to-day, that he plans to support Senator Carter Glass of Virginia in an ate tempt to force the prohibition prow blem before the forthcoming session, of Congress.
He declared that prohibition now the most pressing question bee fore the nation, thus fully warrants ing a place onthe already crowded of the December "short ses spite of efforts to keep the decks clear for urgent appropriation and farm and unemployment relief, measures. urging that prohibition be brought before the "short session," however, Senators Caraway and Glass apparently are due to rum aunter to the wishes of many their own camp, "Weta" who feel they have gained ground are anxious to make prohibition a political issue, Dat most of the prominent dvozates of prohibition feel that they: are only playing into the hands of their foes if they allow theme selves to be drawn into controversy, which might result in the change of present law which they find satis factory as it now stands—United Press, 4
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