The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1922, Page 11

O0eS PROHTTON | REALL OH? ' / BUSINESS MEN TALK’ » (Continued From Page Four.) -- i Om strong drink as ever before situation is just this: The forces of Jaw are not backed by public senti- ment, and without that they can never put a stop to the illicit liquor trafic, The R, G. KNOTT, Newspaper Publish- peal elias Ky., at the Ma. nh by allowing beer and light) the newspapers that a college had Se ails oar) | Dicker t or No. 9 ee hee ron caukely fyb | abolished the junior prom because of | porting Goods, Seat-|2"1 John Levine oi hibited, but perfect enforcement can-|_ GEORGE W, POTTER, Rubber) rou! ie : orn Biresie whe be expected so soon. There is uch less drinking than before, and there has been a, notable improve- ment in general” conditions. The sentiment of Louisville strongly up- holds the Prohibition Law as it stands. Cc, B. LEMAR, Clay Producer, Au- gusta, Ga. at the Martinique.—Pro- hibition is a farce in Georgia. There is ag much liquor as ever. The qual-| 4 ity is good, too, because a lot is ap- coming from est oe” dies. The Prohibition the public support, ‘law can be effective. / wines might brite s¢ mblance of order to the situation, and would at least give the Government a part of the hug bootleggers Law lacks Beer and light | ¢ revenue now going to the |} be a better time to ask whether defi- nite results have been obtained. Francisco, at the MoAlpin—It has not. Seattle, There is ple most of it brought in from Canada,| J, but the price is high, and this has resulted ment in work in shipyards. lief is gaining great headway, ever, that the problem can best be Business, Chicago, at the Astor hibition has not prohibited. with the price can get all the liquor he wants—such as it is, tion did prohibit I'd be for it, but un- der the existing circumstances it does no one any good. at the trouble in getting Nquor; he can get Salt Lake City, Utah, at the Pennsyl- vania—Those who want without which no | no troubl Canadian wood which is obtainable is of the excel- pensive, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 6, eer 1922, i Salemi, N. C., at the MeAlpin—Prohi- bition has not prohibited the consump- tion of liquor in North Carolina, as! there appears to be plenty available @ lesson from Quebec, where sale is under governmental control. M. J. STARR, Merchant, Tenn the McAlpin. — Prohibition | prohibited in my section any more than it has in others, There Is not so much liquor now as there was six has not F. S. MAYER, Wholesale Cloth- Memphis, ng, Cincinnati, at the Pennsylvania— at the Astor—People seem can answer your question in three| for those who want it, Before Prohi-| more anxious to drink now than ever | Monthe ago, but 1 cannot predict It has not. bition most people would have noth-|before, and 1 know some former| What situation will obtain when F. L. MURPHY, Engineer, San|ing to do with moonshiners, but now! teetotallers who will spend any) spring and summer come Rutland is amount f about 100 miles fre they are doing a flourishing business. | quor simply because it is the border W. L. NISBET, Merchant, Sanford, | Prohibition, therefore, has fallen far| harder to get. in our section there | > S. C., at the Pennsylvania—So far as| short of its purpore. are many stills; where one is’de-| WIFE AND HUSBAND CHARGE EN- statistics go, there in more whiskey| WILLIAM SILVERSTONE, Mer-|*troved. ten others take its place, TE) 0) | BIDELIEY. . being made now than before. One f see more Intoxicated people now than rs. Ida Wardrop of No, 176 Halsey can get all he wants for $6 a gallon, | chant Tailor, Milwaukee, at the Penn-| yefore Prohibition ; Street, Brooklyn, in her petition for $50 sylvania—Just as much beer and liquor is being drunk in these dry) days as ever before. RENWICK, Hotel Easton, Pa, at the McAlpin, pete Nee Sone NS be wee ae | nor to those whom st was intended t0 |. Voisan named tection, and Now Yorkers reatize | Protect. But while it has by no means | Wardrop in cron what that means. I recently read in| {ailed, it has not come up to the|wite hus h PERRY OTTESON, Shipbuilder, A Week alimony Wash, at the Martinique ty of liquor in Seattle, H. S. STRICKLER St. Paul, Minn. at the Astor—One can still buy liquor jing her in St. Paul, but not so onenly, Wards veniently nor cheaply as before Pro-| alleged to-day in the hibition. Ido not think taat it goes | prookivn to the people wHo formerly used it, vd counsel feea pend- from Willian lesman, suit fivore pan ssorles Supreme Gourt at that hes husband has been West doth Street with Pegey M Mr Hi) charg lations with in an undeniable improve- The be- how- living at No. 317 tle, at the McAlpin—Prohibition has} julio. Caines, | prohibited in the sense that one man| cannot go to the next and get a drink = as in former times. But, there is| = Combing Won’t Rid plenty of liquor to be had In Wash- ington, and if a man really wants it . Hair of Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of dan- he can get it | L. G. TITUS, Cleveland, at the As- druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely, To do this, get about four tor—That depends on how lame you are and how close to home you stay. Prohibition is like the end of the rain- bow—you can't find it. A prominent] ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply citizen of Ohio had remarked that the}it at night when retiring: use enous State now has 1,000,000 stills in use,| to moisten the sealp and rub it: in whereas it formerly da lMmited| gently with the finger tips. Do this to-night and by morning most if not all of your dandruff will be gone and three or four more appli- number of breweries. Prohibition pro- |hibits in Cleveland just as it does in |New York cations will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and vf it, ne matter how much the excesses of the young men and women; further comment is un- necessary. W. RANSOM SANDERS, Smith- field, N. C., at the Astor.—It is just as easy to get whiskey in my section |of the country as it ever was. In B. PRED, Ladies’ Clothing, Omaha,| fact, bootleggera go around solicit- Pennsylvania—One has no| ing orders, and instead of trying to sell a quart they try to sell one gallon or five, But, as a rule, it is awful stuff, HENRY F. SMITH, Cooperage Bus- iness, Paducah, Ky. at the McAlpin——| In my section there have been fewer drunkards, but an enormous amount of iquor is being made on which taxes cannot be collected. Any one who wants it can get liquor anywhere. HARRY W. SMITH, Theatre Man- ager, Tulsa, Okla., at the Astor—They| Pro- The man If Prohibi- all Ne wants. FRED Vv. PROVOL, Fur Dealer, liquor have| ut all in getting it. More-| we are not far from the border, we have had no} alcohol troubles. The liquor over, Bi CHARLES E. WARD, Limestone, | Buffalo, N. Y.—Meh can get all they t variety lent bonded variety, want in my section, and the Mquor nd is not ex- situation is about the same vor dandruff you may have. HARRY LEVINE, Women's Ap-| WOODBURY RANSON, Kalama-| sell us mnch liquor in our part of the| yout city et Me Same a8 Im New) Ty will find too, that all itching parel, Milwaukee, at the Astor—rro- |z00, Mich., at the Commodore—Those| country as they ever did, and I think] A.C, WHITNEY, Salesman, Bridge- | Ml “igeing of the sealp will stop at hibition has not affected the man with | who want liquor can still get it. that the existing conditions are all| port, Conn. at the Pennsylvania—|Onces ind your hair will be flufly, Money, and the poor man, instead of | JACOB ROTH, Manufacturer, Erie,| wrong. The Government is losing| So far as 1 can Pre echletend has | lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and drinking pure whisk ither makes | Pa., at the Commodore—I cannot see] money with which to pay the sol-| had no effect. If it were Hook and feel a hundred times better. histown or buys a lot have more drunkenn than ever, and crimes have increased | to some extent. The general sentt- | ment in my community is that Pro- hibition of whiskey would be a suc- | cess if beer and wines were permitted. JOHN McCLELLAN, Merchant, | f poison. We sin Milwaukee Houston, Tex., at the Astor—Prohibi tion has not prohibited the sale of Nquor in our section, but statistios ued show it has done good. | Mderal Jui re dealing severely | with bootleggers, who are becoming scarcer. W. B. McDOWELL, Barker, Sharon, Pa., at the Commodore \W' industrial sections of the State ween its benetits. There Row than ever before FRANKLIN E., MARTIN, Com- mercial Illustrator, Detroit, af the! Astor—One can get plenty of liquor Detroit, but he would be foolish take a chance with most of it. 1 think that five rs from now will in the lave is less Hauer to your druggist Stops Pain Instantly The simplest way to end a corn is y. A touch stops the pain in- stantly Then the corn loosens and comes out, Made in two forms—a clear liquid (Gne drop does and in extra thin plasters. 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