Parisian Mumm Advocates Prohibition View Abroad
Arnold L. Mumm of Paris, son of Jules Mumm, voicing prohibition criticism before sailing from San Francisco to the Orient. He calls the policy unnecessary and unjustifiable, labeling it all a mistake, en route to visit his friend Sir Charles Eliot, former British ambassador to Japan.
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