davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
MerO Year Gives Modern Woman Right
To Pop Marriage Question To Mere
Man With Or Without Van1p Trimming

Any time after midnight Wednes-
n day night it win be permissible
under traditions dating back to julius
Caesar for unattached damsels to pop
the question TO the adult males for
whom they desire to percolate coffee
for the remainder Of their lives or
until divorce do them part
In other words. 1920 Is leap year
For 500 days. women. II they be bold
enough. can have some thing to say
about whom they hear inhale soup
For three years out Of each four the
self respecting female must leave TINS
entirely 20 chance unless she is Will
brotherhood stuff.
NV countrymen. did you ever stop
10 consider what a woman Is up
against? For a three-year stretch she
must depend entirely on her vamping
qualities % bring the quarry near
the trap The increased cost Of tne
articles de toilette which contribute
TO the vampability Of the modern
Sabine makes her efforts an e1pen-
sive game OF chance considering the
uncertainty OF what she eventually
viii land. There is no element Of
chance in the acquisition. for catch
ing something is a certainty II the
nimrodine but have patience and tact
The gamble arises from the fact that
the captured may not be able TO cover
the cost the girl was put 10 In catch
ing him
a woman is not Handicapped by ha-
biiiment costs so much as by eEpendi-
ture Of nervous energy. For as any
department store proprietor can tell
You everybody else worries more
about the high cost OF low cuts than
the mademoisele who affects them
No woman expects anybody 10 expect
her to be an expert accountant ana
anyhow she works on the theory that
the ravens fed Elijah and that the
silk worms toll that she may spin
her web.
What True Philosophy
The rub comes not in what clothes
cost. It comes in getting them And
getting them better than any other
member Of her sex has them Every
sweet young thinE-sWeet to the he
mems nothing but brazen, intract-
able hussy to other sweet young
things who vie with her in the mat
ter Of arraying and arranging bait
The psychology OF a new hat more
often is that IL is intended 10 knock
some other maid dead than 70 IS 10
land some Wayfaring he. For above
and beyond a certain point OF sar-
tOrial establishment in women the
helpless. gibbering male is as color
blind as a malinEerer during war
II this terrific tug ut the source
Of nervous energy resulting from
the intruseXuai battle could be
eliminated man would be entirely
too easily caught, 80 Nature who
Is even more subtle and more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
MANY WELLS TO BE PUT
DOWN NEAR SANTA ROSA

James A. French. former state en-
Eineer OF Ne wMeXico. president Of
the santa Rosa New Mexico OIL COM
pany. Us in Fl Paso on business con-
uected with the company The COM
uanv owns a large acreage Of land
west and southwest OF santa Rosa,
n NJ and Mr.. French considers tt
one OF the finest pieces Of oil land
in the entire state The holdings Of
the company are said 10 be the largest
Of any concern operating in the state
There is a big structure running
through the company's holdings. Nj.
French SAYS, and several smaller
structures also on the property or
nearby on land OF several other COM
uanies now preparing TO drill. he
saws a number OF derricizs viii soon
be al work in the immediate vicinity
OF santa Rosa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Hospital Unable
To Hold Patient
Till Bill Is Paid
Habeas Corpus Proceed.
mgs Brought to Secure
Womans Release.

When the Providence hospital re-
fused TO release Mrs. Elva Stewart. a
patient who was ordered to her home
by her doctor. until her bill OF s1sLs6
was paid. her husband. w. F. Stewart.
employed a lawyer and habeas cor
pus proceedings began. A writ Of
habeas corpus was filed. and the
sheriff was sent TO the hospital 10
serve papers
Rather than fight the case IN court
the hospital released Mrs. Stewart.
Attorneys informed the hospital. that
human being cannot be held FOR
debt
The petition states that Stewart
agreed 10 pay the bill in instruments,
or to pay all OF the bill II the hospital
would give him just a few days
longer.
As far as lawyers and judges can
recall, this is the first attempt In FL
Paso county TO hold a human being
for debt Cases are on record. how
ever. where hospitals have attempted
to hold jeWelry OF patients until the
bin was settled, but this has always
been held illegal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
'Maytime " Is
Different Sort
OfA Comedy
1t Is the Sort You Chuckle
Over and Go Away
Thinking About.

Contrasting conditions. dress and
social customs from the period OF
1910, when women wore hoop skirts
and men wore lace cuffs that got into
the coffee. down TO the present when
women wear a gauze veil and a
black beauty spot" as the comedian
puts il, 'sIaytime" IS a different sort
OF a show from the usual musical
comedy.
II is in four acts or episodes and
carries the same characters in some
cases through all OF them. while the
grand children OF the young lovers
in the first episode finish the play
in the last episode. enacted by the
same people, OF course
There is considerable pathos. a lot
Of comedy. plenty OF good singing and
a lot OF pep in the show
The lines are clever. many o. them
extremely So
For instance. YOU cannot imagine
how keen a shaft can be made from
reversing the old adage TO ut is more
blessed TO receive than 10 give" until
you hear it under the circumstance
and conditions brought about by the
plot
And wouldn't any woman rather
be popular than respectableI' while
uttered in the period OF the elrlT
eighties, seems modern enough 70 De
applicable today. p. T. Barnum-ye-e-
Barnum is in the show uttered this
classic in questioning his Spanish
dancer who lays claim 20 respectaoll-
ity and two children
What greater compliment can
man pay your sex than 20 marry
early-and often asks Harry s.
Lester as Matthew Van Zandt, who
T.. ~ r.
and who contrasts one side OF Ameri-
can life with another. that OF kichar1
Wavne CWorthe Faulkner who re-
mains true 90 one woman Is years
while building up fortune, anus a.
though later he is married 10 another
stin worships her 70 the grave-. 81.
The play is full OF contrasts, as
COMPLETELY filled as it IS with 5000
scenery, good singing and snappy. &C
ton. and these contribute as mucl as
anything else 10 the complete ENJOY .
ment Of the production
Many OF the dances popular ..1..l-.l IN IN IN
efEhties-the MaZurka- Jump jim
Crow and others-are danced Dy tns
Through It all there run the strains
Of Sweetheart" a deLcately sweet
little tune fun Of soulful patho.s-
other song numbers are also very ~
tractivs and well sung MoF-i-
Faulkner has a splendid voice
me costumes are all elaborate ana
neat. the flower garden scene IN tle
first act IS as pretentious IS ll y
artistic All the little details 20 -
0orfant 10 the complete success or a
1~oductiou. are attended to: while =
ie not an tremendously funny sort OF
nIav. II is funny; It IS subtle, keen
frsf the sort Of play that makes you
chuctle inwardly and some llILl,.e
laugh out loud. but one you 60 away
@gTEF1r about and feeling better iof
havfng seen. It deserves a Dig a41-
fencs every night o. n ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
LittLeBObbie SPA

7 sEE by the paiper that telus
husband has jest ran away 10
the Sandwich Hands. sed Ma & LETT
his Door Httel wife to 90 10 the
cabarays alone
The brute that he was, SEQ Pa
Is marridge a failyur2 sed Pa
CertinEly not. sed Ma How can
vou ask that after all our happy
yeers together7
was only kidding, sed Pa
v-uddent newer run away from ny
SEA- 81 Inc west, Pa sed- star Of
the west IS what Pa calls Ma Wnen
he wants TO 80 sumWare IN lne
you can run away II you feel ike
Il any time, Ma sed, but I know you
. ruddent feel like It Why cant ne
yung cuppels De nloaI ll-ee - -
Ma We hardly ever nave "oI u
Ma sed, unless you start a.
That is true. sed Pa The seekret
OF . peepul Citing along IN tnia
vvurld Is for eech 10 max sum SACK
rifise for the other Iaik ms eefu-
ing for instance sed Pa Whue you
vVud much rather I wud stay hoami
--1re noabel mater allows me TO 80
down town. That is what call lit
tel pal. sed Pa
Not quite so fast. sed ia haven't
sed you cud go down town. but you
may 90 n you wish.
Now, sed Pa Jest for that 1 WIZ
stay at hoam- IN only wanted TO
know that T cud 60 & wen you SEQ
Yes I deesided TO stay at hoanl- That
is true friendship between two kind
harts, sed Pa
Can I go out & play2 I sed-
sure, Bobbie. sed Pa Talk yure
sled and run along.
Bobbie must do his lessons sed
viii stay at hoam II you wish,
7 sed. 7 thot I mite as we'll be nice
as long as everybody else was 50
nice in our house Christmas time IS
a crate time 20 be nice & I want TO
git plenty OF nice presents
That Eink you was reedlng about,
sed Pa. picked out a nice place 70 run
away to wen he ran away. sed Pa I
spent sum years on them Sandwich
Hands. There is a lot Of buty thare
sed Pa mostly dusky.
What were you doing there- aed
went thare 10 find a misshunary,
sed Pa He was supposed to be lost
there. but I found him He had q
family OF nice dark Wifes, sed Pa
He sed he married them 20 convert
them. Wen I tOald him the peepul in
the States thought be was lost, he
laffed & sed; You can't lose me, kid
The Reich. sed Ma
Yes, sed Pa. sum Of them missh-
unarys Is prtty foxy he to2ld me
the reason he ran away g. lived thare
was beeEaus his wife back in New
England Wuddent let him 90 g. play
bilyards evenings. She wassent nice
like you. Eed Pa
10 served her rite, sed Ma II you
want to DlaT hilYards, run along. EeQ
Ma So Pa went He is pritty Slick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
DESERT COLD
BY ZANE GREY
E. K. Lincoln Is Starred In
This Authors Most Pop
ular Story at Unique.

zane Grey's Desert Cold which
comes TO the Unique theaters begin
ming tomorrow, is certain TO add
lustre TO the fame Of Americas
premier novelist Not only has
Desert Gold'' been acclaimed the
greatest Of zane Grey's works, but
the screen version. produced by Ben
iamin 3. Hampton and Eltiuge F.
Warner. for zane Grey Pictures, Inc,
is the first production from a zane
Grey novel that has won the authors
appreciation. A east Of brilliant
players. headed by f. K Lincoln,
star OF countless cinema successes
includes Eileen Percy. Margery VIII
son, Edward CoUen, Walter Long, w
lawson Butt. Russell Simpson and
Arthur Morrison--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
SUGAR SHORTAGE IN FRANCE
TO LAST FOR THREE YEARS

Scissors. France, Dee 30--The
sugar shortage i'm France. due to
the German invasion VIII not be
relieved for three years. according to
government reports and commercial
statistics furnished TO the CORE
sDondeut OF the Associated Press to-
day by the authorities who arranged
his trip OF inspection through devas-
tated regions 70 witness reconstruc-
ton work
or the country's eos new raw su-
gar plants. 1f5 virtually we're raEed
during the war. the figures snow.
and most Of the half million acres
OF sugar beet land were devastated
by the images OF battle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Propose Air Patrol
For ROCKY Mountain
FOreStru Reserves

Calgary, Alberta. Dec. 50.-Estab-
lishment OF an air service Ga the
Rocky mountains. by means OF which
government work. such as police and
forestry patrols. surveying and pho
tographing. can be carried on eco
nomically, Is under consideration by
authorities here. Il as proposed 10
operate from the International boun-
dairy 10 Fort Nermilllon- A string
OF aerodromes along the east slope
OF the Rockies IS part OF the plan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Late Henry NJ. Tilford
Leaves Property Valued
At II Million Dollars

New YORK, Dec 5l--IEe Iafe
Henry Morgan Tilford. once an Off
Ger OF the STANDARD OIL company, lett
an estate estimated at s17.00o.00o, ac-
cordlnE 10 his viii. which was filed
and admitted TO probate In Goshen,
N T.. today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Letters To The Herald
SAYS RENTS Low HERE
n-eu York CITY. Dec.

New LoEk lily L-l- -
Editor. FL Paso Herald
In reading The FL Paso He-ald. :
notice the controversy in the paper
about comparative rents in II -aso
and other cities
wiz say IN New YORK. city tWhere
7 have been for past nonLhsl ana
Baltimore. rents are very niEL ana
going higher. as some rzop.7 know,
who have apartments md . hose
lease expired are being raised as
much as $1,000 per year on ana o
room apartments. This raise Is sen
eral all over the city in accord ance
w.tn location. OF course. 1ur every
where rents are out Of sight
I do NOT know the paper rom
which Airs. C.. T. Hubert got 1er idea
oe rents. but il must have oesn prices
quoted from the east-E-oe -eualneflla
among the foreign population. IL it
were in New York city, OF these
rents j know nothing. but news
papers say rents are also being raised
there.
Rents in Baltimore correspond with
rHurs in New 11-E city. Taxes are
higher in FL Paso than ever Beng
a taxpayer. know. and also every
thing in building material IS about
double. whether for repair work o.
new building, and 7 VIII say re7nle
who rely on their rents for llveli-
hood also have 20 eat and wear
clothes. latter they pay their taxes
and other little fncidentals1-
j. r. FISK IS right. and, being
real estate man. as well as tax
and has actual knowledge o. coz
1lrs. Florence II Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Iowa Bank Bandits Get
500 Cash And $4,000
Bonds In Holiday Haul

Tingley Ia Dec S0.-Less than
500 in cash and approximately s15,-
900 in bonds was the loot Of rob
hers who entered the Tiugley Savings
bank December %. il developed to-
day Previous reports had placed the
loss as high as 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Leo Potthoff, arrested here at the
request OF Battle Creek, Mich, author
tiles viii be allowed TO settle the
complaint against him outside Of
court. A deputy sheriff was sent here
TO take Potthoff back 20 Battle
Creek. but Potthoff has arranged to
make a settlement. He is charged
with disposing OF a -~ortgage auto
mobile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Washington, D. c., Dec 3Q--Sale OF
IS ships. four OF them tank steamers.
20 the Texas Steamship company for
approximately s30,000.000 was an
nounccd Monday by the shipping
board The ssels totaled about
10000 deadweiEht tons and repre-
senred war acquisitions from the
Texas comuauv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Deputy sheriff Juan Larrazolo left
Monday night for Rusk. Texas, with
three persons adiudged insane. The
three men will be placed in the
asylum for the insane at Rusk,
state Institution. one OF the men
was an Italian, one was a negro and
one was an American.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Added 20 a long string OF petty
robberies and burglaries Is a report
OF the theft Of money and clothing
valued at approximately $3.50 from
the residence Of ". c. Smith. ny
North Kansas street. The thieves
broke open a door to gain entrance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Pueblo, Colo Dec. 30s-Charles r
Jewell, alleged Who'll sale forEer who
was shot in the abdomen by turnkey
Ed Coates during the jailbreak sat
urday night is still living. but nurses
in charge Of him at the hospital pre-
dict that he can live but a few hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

salt Lake. Utah, Dec. s0.-The 1890
annual convention Of the National
education association viii be held In
salt Lake city July 4 90 10, according
to an announcement here by George
n Childs, state Euperintendent OF
public instruction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Texas & Pacific train no. I. due
at 1-45 p. m, Tuesday. was scheduled
20 arrive a 4.45 p. m. All other af-
tern0on and night trains were re-
pOOrted on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

". H Fryer. assistant United States
district attorney for this district.
viii leave Thursday for san Antonio.
where he will assist IN prosecuting
federal cases there. He win return
here January 10, when court again
opens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

san Diego. Calf. Dec. 30.-Jane
Street, aged 80. alleged to be an L
vs.. ". organizer was arrested Mon
day by department OF Justice agents
and lodged in the county Jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Or. Anna Rem. Sucker sIdE Ph. 81


Special arrangements have been
made for soldiers 10 attend the an
nual policemen's ball at Liberty hall
tonight The ball viii be a masquer-
ade affair and VIII open with a grand
march MOOdy's orchestra viii fur
nish music More than 1900 tickets
already have been sold BIZ the patrol
men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
ON COURT
LEAK PREPARED
Evidence Gathered by De
partment of Justice to Be
Given Grand Jury.

Washington, D. c. Dee 50--Eyi-
deuce gathered by the department OF
justice relative TO the alleged leak
IN decisions Of the United States su-
preme court viii be submitted to fed
eral grand here in January. it was
announced today at the department Of
justice.
The governments case is practically
complete. officials said The nature
Of evidence obtained was not dis
closed except that officials predicted
it would be conclusive"
Charges that there had been adj
-auced Information on the decisions
Of the court in the Southern Pacific
oil land case and the prohibition
cases through which certain men
made large sums in Wau street have
been under Investigation by the de-
partme uc for two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
NeWS BreUitieS
QCAL AND GENEHlI
tAdvertisementsl

office. according 20 r A. Shelton.
postmaster on Monday. however.
after all had expected that the rush
was finished, an unusual flood OF
parcel post mail arrived here and the
special employees are busy distribut-
ing H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

OEteopafhs-Dra. Armstrong. 416 Rob
erts- Banner Office Phi 1913. Res 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

n. r. HendrIcIz and CO.. income
tax specialists, auditors. $50 First Ma
tional Bank Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

EIfers, Peden a Pedeu have opened
offices for the general practice Of
law in rooms 415-f. Trust Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

GimbeFs grocery. the first grocery
store in the Alta Vista district. and
the best known grocery in this sec
ton. viii be converted on Jan. into
a Cash and Garry Store. The reason
for this change IS 20 enable old pa
irons as well as new ones 10 more
amply meet the high cost OF living.
The Glmbel store has grown contln-
uously and viii continue It's unex-
celled service.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

A Watchman's fire on the top OF the
partly constructed Tooley building.
resulted in someone turning in a
false alarm 20 Chihuahua and san
Francisco streets at midnight Mon
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

A rsrhf- he void saz1rh unzl
he sruuti17 bid. ard be c1uid
h.rslT bsr 70 hEvs his el5-hes t1ueh
Kin. MS uoahis zSzd shuE1
tEee nols-
I'm r1t sun1e Co. 1czp
and Cntzm. md aiI ung tnr--
zEz Of CuiMa Soap ed tnree
hozI q Cutiza Ciunnsut be W11
heaizd-" (Egnedl hErs- E1a Lstan.
6lae Liz. Eiss-
Use CuEzua for e7=ly-day tn-lEt
Wposcs- Bathe viLh Sep. sou-he
VA Oiuuzrt, d=z wa Taizm.
So *. outm-ut Is - Sc. -
80 Sod i1rulEr1 - uez-L -er
-7--11e - ~ rliills-- Co. -
e1.t-rrs. D.-.- n 80 49,
CO. SoapaDrel al1Ei -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

nouu4 OheE TO DEaln4 jury
Jose Perez. Teodoro Castro and
Elena Morales were bound over to
the grand jury on $3.50 bonds Mon
day afternoon by justice OF the
charged with having liquor in their
possession.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

A01A VI AENEAN A4AAA ~
During the Christmas holidays this
year a greater volume OF mail than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

DR.. e - Carpenter. diseases OF ear
and brain Wilson Bldg, Dallas. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

We have planned a most enjoyable
time for you on New Years Eve.
Special carnival features viii be in
rroduced, so make your plans TO
dance the Old Year out here.
Modern Cafe-Doyvustairs Mills Bldg.
Advert sement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Avoid trouble. Leave baggage checks
at LongWeus, or telephone No. I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

An engine has only IS percent o. It's
sea level efficiency at a height OF $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

nd Ans 30 -nEn 49,
a oFa LII bod Thrg
u-uld say nd f1r aboU
to days- th@ rnzkea ser
Gupicn. and Ky ozzsed
50 mu-h il-hinF and hE-
tz shzi b uGid nae zi=p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts viii be due Jan 1sL De-
positors are requested 20 present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adv.
ru-tf- , - INV T-I6e-fv Fo75e-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Farmers Of the United states IN
creased their acreage about 10 per-
cent durlnE the war period
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Sold only
your dealers
fHuGEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20
Founded on Fallacy

ut Is not stretching language to
say that the prohibition movement is
run mainly on fallacies and falsehoods.
1t is certainly true to say that the bulk
of our temperance advocates are un-
safe guides. Most of them are unac-
qualnted with the facts and actualities
of industry and worklng-clas life.
They are mostly favored persons who
have never toiled in forge or mine.
who have never worked in distressing
fumes, intense heat, choking dust. Thew
have not experienced the unnatural
thirst created by certain occupations
They are persons who do not usually
turn out of bed at in the morning to
be at work at 6. They are mostly per-
sons who have fairly large houses, with
separate rooms for their children. Thew
neither understand the workers. desire
for drink nor the use of the public
house. In plain language. these pro-
hlbltlonists arc as ignorant of the in
dustrial and social and domestic con-
ditions of the workers as they were
ignorant of international politics when
they were trying to starve the army
and cut down tho navy and declaring
that the Kaiser waAA,txpeAmAn Of God
and q lover o&peaceSm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20

hibition is working-even after sew
eral days. The cocktail" hour by
common consent among Broadway
ties has been 80 o'clock. Prior to
July / the bar at the Hotel Aston at
this hour was crowded. Last Tues
day at the "cocktail'' hour it con-
tanned seven customers. The bar at
the McAlpin Hotel finished a poor
second. At o'clock last Monday
there were precisely three custom
ers, two bartenders and one cashier
in that spacious and erstwhile bub-
bling retreat. All were drinking
near" beer, the strongest concoc-
ton permitted by the McAlpin man
agement. The atmosphere, from a
"wet" viewpoint, was deadly.
"Since July l our receipts have
steadily decreased" the bartender
told me. 1t was his opinion that this
showed that many customers entered
the bar from force Of habit in the
first days Of prohibition, found the
new conditions unattractive and de-
cided not to return.
Yet no one is suffering for drink.
The chronic tippler has his cellar,
and If not his friend has. The substi-