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Mr. L. Ames Brown, in "Prohibition and Politics," published in the = North American Review = of December, 1915, points to some of the features of the Anti-Saloon League programme, in the nationalization of prohibition -- a very interesting and valuable contribution upon the subject. Very accurately -- and apparently without any prejudices -- Mr. Brown shows the workings of the Prohibitionists in the political.
He calls attention to the Prohibition rider in the District of Columbia Appropriation Bill, "an amendment to the District Bill to foist prohibition upon the people of the District without a referendum," and continuing, says: