PROHIBITION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA is full of excitement just now over local campaigns in which Prohibitionists are taking a more active part than ever before. Complete town and city Prohibition party tickets are the rule, and scores of Prohibition candidates confidently expect to win, because the pace has already been set. More than three hundred straight prohibition candidates are now holding office in the state, and many more hope to be elected during the next thirty days. Among the interesting items of this campaign is the nomination of David B. McCalmot, Prohibition state chairman, for mayor of Franklin. Shippensburg, which is a prohibition city with a Prohibition party burgess and other officials of the same party, has set out to elect a straight Prohibition ticket next month. Famous Col. John Sobieski, the heir to Poland's throne, has been stirring up tremendous prohibition conviction in old Fayette County, and a big vote is sure.—Associated Prohibition Press.