The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 22

PROHIBITION “Says Rich Man Can Fill His| Cellar and Poor Man Gets | Bootleg or Nothing BY SIR GILBERT PARKER Famous Engtish Author an Interview With Milton Bronner LONDON, Nov. 18.—-American pro- Ribition does not always prohibit—| 4 yet, judging from my recent observation while im the ited States, ts doing great hood, | I saw an account of how a ri "man’s house had been robbed of $75,- | 900 Worth of fine liquors. ULD M! EVIK OF If I were a workingman that 4 almost make a boishevik or at & socialist of me, That is the curse of American tion laws; the rich man can hile cellar and have a supply on for the rest of hie days. The man gets either bootleg whisky | nothing at all. Speaking generally, the execution | your laws is a farce. ‘There is a well-known restaurant New York where they advertise on thelr menu cards. This Against the law, but apparently Place isn't raided. [ dined in a New York restaurant with American friend. Cocktalls were openly. There isn't a hotel the city where you can't get I Grink very, very little, bat Tam ly against prohibition. To be truthful, when I was out In ja, I found I wanted to drink whole lot. There was the excite of cheating the government. | fa, of course, a jesting way of | it. iG CALIFORNIA found in California if you pald Price you could get almost any of drink you wanted. There| ‘RO good gin, but excellent port, afford to pay 15 or 20 dollars 8 bottle of whisky. Therefore, it! @rink at all they get rotten! | But tn epite of my to I think really the Unit. tes has immensely profited by the prohibition you have got. I ‘with a member of the present enbinet whose name is at ‘well known in Fingland and all He said to me: pmarepe. ENTERTA: ai ‘COMEDY FILMS films. When prohibition first tm the United States, the own- BFe of the large factories found their = restless and discontented. brought in the films-—not only of a general amusing charac | I do that, and, first Of ail, in Scot- England will never give up its Ripened From which these are made. bodied in them. . her creative force in the best way Pie will tell you what converted me possible. one of the most discussed and lauded | W heat dainty little SNOW FLAKES All the freshness of sum- mer sun, that drowses over wheat fields, is em- Just open the package and get a whiff of their pure, unadulterated good- ness. | NEW YORK’S LUCKIEST GIRL Marjorie RY ALICE ROHE NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—What ts the greatest gift a girl may have— beauty, money, ancestry, family position, great genius? brains, youth, health What if one didn’t have to choose, but had all of these! Weill, this is the jot of one of the Most interesting young women in New York. She i# Marjorie Patterson, actress and author, the greatgrandnicce of | Betsy Patterson, whose marriage to | Jerome Bonaparte, young brother of Napoleon, started off international marriages with a romance that has [made presentday alliances with | reigning royal families quite com. | Joha Haywood has been living tn Monplace by compartsdn. | But altho Miss Patterson pours! tea from an ancient aiiver tea set has been epearing fish and hunting | brought over from Ireland by Betsy | with bow and arrow. Patterson's father, and sits in Betsy | ~~~ by Patter Patterson's bed, n's chair, and sleeps in Betay | thinks the real im of life ix gi expression to} So she has to her credit | beer and I don’t think it should. The | American climate is totally different | from the English climate. The gioom | of the English winter is very great, what with its fogs, Its dampness, its sullen: skies, ‘That's why we drink | }tea over here in the afternoon, It is| Poa the climate upon the human body. | it alone. There is a physeo- feason for it--the effect of I never feel the necessity of aft- ernoon tea in America; I do feel it} | here. . which we will Carnation mt" Whenever you find that you're lonesome and sad, And you're peeved at the world and you're blue, You a wure cure if you'l o alad Ar li only ru.” You ings that ding your eoul ervos and your mind and your heart Are the same that are bound round your wallet and rolh— And your heart ie your dollarmart Tt's proven psychology, true as you live You know--if you'd only admit, Your heart will expand as you smile, as you give, Forgetting the “ego” a bit, But if you're too #tubborn to try It, then go On your miserly way and be md! But if you've @ heart that will never aay “NO,” Then give of your mite and be glad. You've only one life to live, only one soul; And it's just a few years to the grave. And when you pass out, you must leave your dear roll, Taking only the good deeds you save. Bo let Opportunity enter your door; Let Charity dwell in your heart, And bury your selfishness, Try to give more Than you figure i# justly your part. Just loosen your pocketbook strings and youl find That it's real, true joy just t give A home to the homeless and light to the blind— Just give, laugh and amie, folk»—and live! Help raine the $750,000 Fund LEND A HAND! Patterson Mterary achievements in bookdom— “A Woman's Man.” Two other books, “Fortunate,” written in Rome when she was 19, and “Dust of the Road,” written tn England when she was a member of Sir Frank Benson's company, have attained beat seller proportions, Mine Patterson left the stage, a the height of atthinment as Pie in “Pierre the Prodigal,” to devote herself to writing. 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