In prohibition enforcement, the convention took place on the 14th, with Governor's conference being held this week. The administration circles are now in session, but another conference will be held on the 15th. The governor will be out of office after the first of the year and the new group will be charged with cooperation of enforcement of the prohibition enforcement of the prohibition enforcement of the prohibition enforcement. Those who have indicated they will attend the conference are: Governors, Pennsylvania; Allen, Kansas; Delaware; Ritchie, Maryland; Kilby, Alabama; Hyde, Missouri; Davie, Idaho; Campbell, Arizona; McKelvie, Nebraska; Trinkle, Virginia; Cox, Massachusetts; Olcott, Oregon; Hartness, Vermont; Baxter, Maine, and Preus, Minnesota. Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the Anti-Saloon league, and H. Stayton, executive head of the association, argued the calling of the conference. Edwards, who was there too, was there too.

New York—A.P.P.—The Anti-Saloon league was charged with deliberately resorting to falsehoods to get money from the churches by United States Senator-elect Edward I. Edwards of New Jersey, last night in addressing a "wet mass meeting" of the Molly Pitcher club.  Just two women's organization of the New York state division of the association against the prohibition amendment. 