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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-02
PATHE NEWS

See the first exclusive pic
lures of Jack Dempsey, train
ing for the boxing bout with
Jess Willard in contest for
the worlds heavyweight
championship. See the arena
where this match is to be
staged; see Dempsey's speed
in shadow boxing. Many
other interesting current
events.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-02

"Where the Iced Cool Breezes
Blow
"A LII M o " W
(The Tie That Burns)

A First National Super Featur,
This picture is an amazing
story of the divorce. traffic,
written by an old court re-
porter who knows every an
gle of the game from secur-
detectives" to signing 'em
irg faxed evidence by private
up for the dough.
From the opening scene in
which Mrs. Bernice Flint, dis
contented wife, tells her
wealthy husband that she
married him for his money,
and-"t that S what I'm going
to court for-not to plead for
q favor but TO demand my
right-Alimony TO the SEN
sational pistol Shots in autos
at the close, there ism t a
moment s time to think of
the high cost of living, In
"Alimony" tho story centers
about the loves of two women
for one man. One, losing
him, seeks the strangest re
venge imaginable revenge
unique in its ficndishness
Some revenge-but wait till
you see.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-02
There Is No Better Gold Bond In
vestment than Grady County
WaShita Bottom Lands
Grady County

200 improved $50 cultivation
onehalf Chicbasha
gltedge
higher
And there question its per
the
$4,000
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-02
EXTRA
ATTRACTION
PRINCESS UBAG
AND HER HAWAIIAN
TROUPE
Introducing Native Songs
and Dances.

Even the hot weather didn't
stop this company from
packing them in wherever
they have played in Oklaho-
MIA. The management has re-
ceiyed nothing but "Class-
A Reports on this company,
and guarantees this attrac-
tion t ODE a high class Ha-
waiian Troupe of Enter
tainers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

7 HF arf oi rA.t'afan faesiIi g Hlii
! si0k h,itffas l~strni sHtsfssit fef
ihsif iuluu ifuht Aast .hlfitn Nss
ia sui anA fatls tal ihaI efsfusts aiisn
iakk ihs aius mr., rlsht saals hAss
ou ths nsst fainl tsA sss saaf hnle
lolts saaae lsNs shssN 81 ~fsFpin4
rarsf rasr anh heap - dssafsief
nasafnes And ,sll ihsm a. AL =
~Nhtfs We t,ei ihnas asfAg lssA
Three shiidgrn ol une fAi''sh shlna
ih,, q sfs.i ipn tbs lssasssis ~he 4
hesinnnlg hsr tseund Assf ~ shf-1l
hssis brr pagss With psiuFs' = tafn
n,nn aulnlah srt somnleu fruits ons
pAe, to- sNampls "a. 81 ihs sep g.
tufs 81 iai lls fhs adtsftitssss ptsss
tunishsd hsr ~i,h pllpfts - ths tel
lo~ms ~ psojusis cal u lsid
laf Of hason plate II r'fA 18th lss,'s
! ismou, ham. io.thall lu,ads 4 30
,Ainl. = i.,sksl ls.ok Il he sans "a
ssn.l. and brushes uppois,ib tulei,hfs
~iih pis. trs,les
On suothsf p.ss under pss'nf -
isauniul lsulh u sfApss sss adst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Where We Get Things

usfmras ~ stsfs iusf. rsls.es 80
ffs.ui 81 isasf ~iiA pstufst % s'sst
ai isl's au1 teHi a ,aisup 'hal n.sf
te .niss,nsa - 3 alsis ifpn sfapss
Itf tfaihff vhn w ,n ~ iesfsA
ssas 81 s,tesa hss e ~hals afAp t.''sA
laii Ui risiuffs vi lhios, mAts "A sfs.ft
81 Is naa a. eask up.at 4 ttts Hfsvs
tsask fhf nnh tfrs tasV q a'ttAfs
i've. piM fWfss ~ ntss hfshes "a
lailan tanav smel, tfpon haHssiss
AL ~lms iuunfult
Oi toufs fhsy seaneursA taii - hnf
me pslafss ihss 4i.h lhaush lhia fiss
ues hsppsa - elisa - aas s,ishi tains
Ths alisst pa e ne STA fsAf -
sel,s-1 hss u,sds hsls ssesssphy
,lfae i.,A o. sfoupiHs hst risisfst
under ~ namst ai ~ ,,apli.ss -
,hsif of,ssn %, esssissi piu.isetiAu fsft
rt.fk ,s.ss a.t piusisls pssueulsflf isss.
taf ihs stsnii .aa.iisfahls uait ~tss
sus, ,lapsi,a sn,i ss,sl apty, iffh,s -
Ans-sf hst tfathfis aui aislsts iasiu E
fudsftus 4pssileus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

WAs. rsaa = 1etA tsNr.is ~ asffa~
~tf.t
l.sss tetssses at ~ fesiy nsn
MA ee.iss ne hsse Nss sd pssp
ti.sut
r, hs1 eefsritrs i,hasefase sfasss-
Nsa ssset tt q ts'isf psn - AZ
sh.ls snAef feef safe tissn a. si,ls.sf a.
htus - ssiussts 4 Ff.fsf .elf ssieset
lkfft 49, : has IA ~h.. hkr uses
rsagis ufih s1tst sAptaf fef s'sts. q.
wopld 49, iassA sens~ ~hsn ~ hsp-
psaeA - siak Al spsh nnas Als ssssd-
az a,sel weoia sAs u tiut Ns~.
iiasry. hslA - seag tsst I'D t,sk hkv
sssa4kaas "A : fh the af a haia.
- - hsaA 20 AnA ihesi tef ne hnF
sod ~.us ss,oyss hss ss~,d sess.ts
IA reu ssss in u n eof o. -
ihai 3. i v,a siss,ii sstl fssi lhal "a
sfs Asen Aat aai p is sie,pi ~ =
s.iis aar....tls lts ran - tsri thsi ~ss
tks : tapa aei asisr etfn e'sa
ht4a 10 lhsus anf .toaiisfs siaaffd
sea "a ihs phais ~efh Ia ~ fafs
asa ~ tue a. na rfan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

As he- ne iecarie accusiornei a.
me gioe. slie gisnosi up h6siiaiingly O.
hnd ins gaze. sproulaiisely upon her liis
attitude denoted nl surprise. father =
certain Tolerance slightly unged With
amusement
you are thc hiiie lady whose hus-
band sailed TO-DAY said The man.
~Yrs.- she faliered
And a. played. a lonely hcar'
vassed by and paused IN response
AsAin she noddrd ysgueiy thi'
time then. 4 must be gong. good
night
lie laughed ssiiig There was some
shing infersious ~ his mood. and she
smiled ~.niy In resp0nse
That's better. he approved. but. .
he spole. her f4os turned white and h
swayed hezsily against he wall. In
szn;ly hc u4s a her side.
You are ID
-Jna = hffie faint shc rnuruured
I sraii he an rieAi in rn0reui- Bu
ne stairs .eerned sery fsr away.
For ~ instant hc pondcrcd has
,o-i dincd,- nc finally inquired ~itl
courteous iuionaiioifs.
She shook her head No. am nc
hungry"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

her. he touch wa iamiizr and ne is-
tened irienil5 sscn a. ihs rslss rose IN
volume then salk a.ain The melody
~as strange. ,,i % iuffi She dfes
near. then paused fbs door ~ss partly
open
A familiar voicc The enc of the night
tcforc. commenced g. siue A. times 4
va. dep and ~ with . cultural ten
cefness Then d rpss shargl, Ike the
~ind on ssne high plateau
-Aiss ho~ often thifxs - wrong.
4 word too uuh ~ q kss too Ing.
and ihsrc comes . mist sni ; binding
rain
And hie q never thc sar,r .gain."
A Little gasp q pam esc4pcd her How
well this man seemed ever g. phfsse
hrr cniotous a. u hc sme4 fh4f he
vefc listening and OWNED her usoaghts
The musk stopped The player.
quickiy nsing. approached 4 p>n's
sei1cd her. she gi4nced hastily - thr
.tzirs Ever nov his fooig-rs sefs
r~-r Re foor. She l-srri sxAinsi ~
ozfl reiying on ftr ferircss Fur :
r,oncrt ihe ran paus,d. hsiciing IN.
tessns Reatts1rx on. he pfrssed fhs
eiociric button. h0o1ing the hallway
~ith Iigtt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
Snow Blind

"a f......... /
ory NC i'.h' iu' N''.s - -,
tenor lof 'hs in''He', ~ '.'..',-
Nhe eS'' ~. a'.',''',s -, .,h,.,l, -.
-uu,,.'.', N.1'''' 80 i, ..-~ cef,b
lieniA'e NeiNa Y - ~ LA.
ihe inoau'A''.n fo"''' - IA
,'seii "Ae ? e'..n .., - -. .,.,. ..,.it
leciihs hn .'t"Ns "s'''''
have "oNeu
II may he lot year ~'' '''''
ior ever.
ln The ces 81 tit 's''l,as "9''. 49,.
CLEANED iNo great ieAfs Ni''.h "''@t
peared On dark. m''s' ,s.e'' 1" y"
ncncsih. Mpias suit.a - ~ ~
she checked htm ihs N''''
4icd ,loNb sNAi.
Green waters ispped slugsahif o..
tween the slime laden logs q the pefs
clasy and dull with inmmefab'e
.ircaks Of oll upon their gliding surface
The air wa heavy with tlie oduf 81
damp wood and kerosene. whsls ever
where bot under ihe sheliefins iin -.
white sunlight poured glAfins4 a'""
slightly aioof FROM tlis imminent COM
f! fusion stood Elsie. her e1ts MnifuNt
following Diraood. Who was ahsorhe !
Ia issuing a,,al orders
~lu a few minutes Ne sfari he an
nounccd riancirs Al his watch ihen a.
shc attempted no reply. wc arr inftun
ate in cur fricud.. he addcd. cur
time viii he vel occupied N sisi'ing
Mrs sherman wants % have yon JOSH
her IN Mains for tie summer. vhile ihe
Hilions ard Burucis have planned
southern cruise Tor the vinisr
They are sep Kind She spoks
ultiaou' enthusiasm
4 viii wriie from fhe fsllo~ius
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

ZONE" ne aid. and turned 70 lead
ihe Wy fuso ne litile raflss. She hesi-
ilied. then followed Her vii SEEMED
iu tefnpofafy ebs5anee lie moiiopcd
her 20 oAsernous chair. whose CON.
iorfably upholacfsi arms feachsi se-
ducilsely up g. her With illils sigh
,hc fclaxcd INTO thesn.
Gradually the oior of cpaee com
nsencci ,o pcrsade ne ROOM Soon be
HANDED her cup -lsrnk. ~ advised
The warm liquid a~akrned dormant
psngs oi hungsr and shr hslpci herscii
Abeg4iiy from if2y Of small c4kssr
"iIow did you know who ! was'" she
ssksd Al lsngih.
"You were opee printed ou' % me as
M wife oi : coming ,xpiorsf, ~ 80
plained Ever since have obsersed
you boih
Then va tnoz him 2 she eEel>imet
uish iruprissosis Interest
-By sxln.- Be admitted You are
pcry dlfefent
In shat way
lie paused i<fore eosnniifiing hlmseif
t'len -"You are = ditpsnsef. ~hile be.
with an inp'ieafing Hzye - 'hs hard
.ssa recipient human reservoir.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

I. N. oe.s, vs., r,w rlsft No
Nfs nufro.ld Vas r.f ~i'h 'hs" T"
lfsasui She hsi t1ns ,ouih, ~
lsxsa 10 d,d n,a 's,aiissi isN ~hs''
,l,s haa lsli po afiitsa
Ihs lans unfufffi 4ir0srhsfs q ~
atafiniun uat iu ani iuai laden
setas. shs uinf0es heavy shades ~sss
df.uu W. apptuA,hfA bee dfAk. q ifAi
..s,sr,,anft ~ ,anfi sppA aua all,
mussl, susstltss % ibs e0man hsf'esl
.asht uaArf tah "a lhs hniisf 49,
.s.sl Nas en,slope t'drssisi y hm
s.A e,tsf.sfsi la Vs. Hlplsiie hllis
u.s iis anulfd rlih B. 'isf ffsasHis'
efals at ht ofs q orsn. siso,sd q ~
tais 81 otff rHfh past. 'htn ffaa
R.iph lsa cannot iiani a sny
li.usu 100 tntpsn,f. lhr eofff. saa
aoni "a 40 lhr innshnsst I've
uasi. tni sa.h p.siins nsnih oi'lr
niaitt BE- harder
N.n mss never receive his hui a
tas a.. remrn.tsf ets happf ~hAs =
ls.isd fbst sftn st 80, frsi sn'
sh,aiins 81 you aflne yuu sad pfsi'Hs
fas ,aa Al ssfh nishi 81 J a. -
.i..e ms hfan is4ft faster tni ~tftnff
a. ,hs hau.hl "a 40 fhffe has been
I ,aH fodsf ia a. hqspsiAl ~ofh .
.,ms~hsfs ~ fnnlr t,ad hsss al
kssp iaa dear llat
Ihs siirf wss liuthfi ln lwf~osa :
isblra.ns rfssp iis,sF - mui+
,.tsA eN, ln. fint' saws Nhsfs -
/. rf.nerf Oh Cadr ~ sanA q . el'sis
hsloif lhs isat
They've fuuni fau ouf saii ne
nts ~ hs tnfei.J frozen 'hs dos.f
& Usfss reporters fsfh wanis % -
su The, Overheard ne addfs,a 20
... 49, .hsuHruf I ni4nassi - ssse
,i.sr, assustaifs Whai hal ! o. ~'sh
nirm
= rhs msa =, ~ is,t "a ~ rspls
n. ssisf ,arsrf~f hm niffo~'f. No
msss8 au.ekiy .nio ,hs foam.
aWhaia o. waiter Afs you ~ Z
H. ifmsnifi snsiauslf
SIN 80 saspf hslofs nuf~a-'d
80. sfst.isi sitia a ssf - 81 -
. huraf sni Hfs vouisn uaini'isf.s<
ta s.anafi solder ihs niis - a'
h.na sf.nelrf a.ehsb fof a. .asiss'
A as. ,sffrsly htuafel ihrn hs dfrr
!. fmm o. oshsfs pslm sni 'ssd =
y 4aigily
N,,h eur dssirion ~ turusi snisfrd
~ .alalnsns foor ani le.k de~n -
y feteifrf
!, ~lalsfmaiiou n hs demAniei
rurm.eA vainiy IT'D - compfshss''
= uiat u.s ps,sins. bui cuuld 81 10, =
Z A.. uinA - faii.4 q hsgs ssef lessss
at 80 = sha, pi.fs h~hini Ne basiis -
- vk.rs ~ ~osnsn hs atsi ~as doe
b hes tif The SECRETARY had tf'isi's
s.lksng ihsre came ne harp rins ?
. eis.. sssin.f siass 'hsu hs ~as ss Dssf
Il uosd. sitr again. forcing sosseihs-
4, .poa him Ths SECRETARY. bending oss
a hin. ~as srii.g
b. There !, q t,oat niiing for > -rcs
BE- sn hour C.n pa make ~,
fcsty.sAi. i,sf. . n f-sss-. r-sA--s,'I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
By Criswold Wheeler

snu, he loves me. ,he defended
"Nss ihs Other admitted ia accord
anIr with Ia, capacity hul hs ls undo
ttlopsd
"tudescloffdl'
sImoiionally. ! mean" ne corrected.
noi intellectually lle has never been
homuahb weakened feu satisfied
tlm tao r,aslll. isasing his iasuii'sa
ii,, ia t,sk other eon4ue.is. ani as a..
rlorauon wss h.s ,tfaagstt passion. hs
tnuuri f
ro,,itl, ! wished bin q. she q
tended
aDd ,auf he other 4u.stlf A.
niand,i h.s glsrre iu'l upHa hff
80. ,hc admitted
Again b., laughed ,oiily "li4se noi
ohssnci him. D. ssfisimsd lie hsi
never failed in anything he ~ - m,
hsad siue would ie|l one shsi And
how ram q man vho has never gard 80
ms own ioais hiau upaa ~haHa -
ueafsf lis every faculty s ivutffd
un tliai barren Nofu4lsnd hs srss na'h
ing ,iis b. j snoe thni
4 cannot tonfnss = efishing Hn
~, Affections lit ly hf' abe tfiafifi
hlr sans utufff ifmandins 80 fA.l
atom I expended face value y fsfHin
IL could nos hove ~ith lhs tfaAsa oh 4.
| Few ean. hs aafnfisi Ihaf
| why - many leayr fhe ro4t
Il Have yan ever loved ~ q
mandsd. hall fssenffufF
Il Hc turned until hr large s1ss uff
| luli upon her When D. spike f'ie unfi
came ,o~iy ~Ntih uand ~ fed'
. psrhsp,. bui never sifh heart saf san
And until appreciate ~ish FL feaf.
. hall never faii q iofs
4 have is,sd ln I'll ssYs sAe -
,lsimed
Then you have lived : said M fs.'
The World o~ss you naihms tA o.
.,k more a u. bui sits
-C.ivsr she rspsstei To ehsfn
TO thoss who need. hs sulphssffi
The cfipplcd. ne oairssi T. taoi
who nsiihei sss not hssf. o. worse q
Mt esrn feel
God nighf shr saii guifHf
Il Good night. BE- hpswefsd - -
9 hands met ils x4s usady dseeptits
col
. The dor eiossd sofiiy al ~ ~
= gone Nhen shs suats ~ ieila~if
Z morning NJ ha,pesaagi - NJ nNl
usre - = dream. thr0ash ~iash 80.
Z he haunting strains u > ~sifa ueieti
and with q sifeakih
4 ,hsp moved hsls.nes thfo'ash =
mare "a impedsng smaller efAit
(. torked ssfsly. ard Duf~ts'f tirrfl
= s,iIsse S~iitly his glaurs sNrpi !
4 group Of ~aitins hgsiandsrs-bsi =
wzs not there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

WORK darl wassi Anof one lafTr fnf
"A platn tsnpe velvet wlih hlask i-f
der patieres ui nid laus srleNf xl.as
curtain, u lvusy net. inner eufiAint =
,,Ur nA nahaxnD innatmfe uphvi
1sp ~ blue iaen strps s,aahi1ns -
tones 1T llue Chlntss pefselAin ufnA
msn,s parchment lamp ,haiss
gor ,s.@,Aan Cottage Plain esfi
rdss paper. dull hnishsd ,lns - paint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

A keen-e,e1 mounsainoer ied - oser
sroAu soa into : eouniis ss'l,-'iheasf
.~Ihas here y, sftrf lsfnA. tr a.
nounecd ~AAh4t's - biii - iare,
Oar currscsiiam. 81. rofrrtfcd ne
sehool masses -eu.traoss sc0gr.p,ls
snfhemefiS. igiguuouViIl
~Thzfll o.. .usefrurtca ihe 'aihef
-Thaiu d. l.o4t ham up ueA eiiA
tsiss<rnomefs Hes ne onis ..-ar
sh0s IL the i4msl,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

The iEsiief a ghs rca<e ia rlrsfancr
al HI, dugies had % perform a. ~
c4sionsi marriage ceremony Tie found
IL dsisseul. Il Assecisfs fhe various
funcflon. 81 ~ office f.euihms had
sone 81 ashh uaal D. askci ans hr'ts
80 ,ou tzke this man q D. sopf hus.
faad
rhe bride nodded snirhsnca'h
sAna yea seenstd sad o. iusiics
,urusu0 q fiIe hftdrsrnam what lave
,ou 4 ~ a. ,eu isieuse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

ASpINGIY the knife went the
- leuglh 81 thc cusclope. even
IN omiuoasly !, 'ssemed 90 hl,,e
Durwood. who from across the
tahle watched with fascinated raze licf
sscs eluug 70 her husband slow NOV
ing. ohduraic hands. as he laid down
The knife and drew forth The leiicf
While he read i. hef glance frequently
sought his face. 70 glran. Is usual moth
ine Finally he handed i % hct
"Well. What d. ,ou think q = N AK.
cd nurwood as he finished hs coffee
"Yonr question J, rather vague
Ralph. she parricd There arc 4"
many angles TO regard u from.
You meant
That of course ii's considered quito
IN honor 70 hc selected from among so
many available men
lie nodded complsccnily
But" She continued "ihe, have over.
looked the iaet that sou aft married
Dur~ood started in.oluuianl, what
has thar a. DO with ihe siuaiinnl
"EAcnthine. .he fcloucd. "lor a d
married man. you have no night O. sub
jcct yourself 10 10 great a risk.
II Is a risk incident % my calling :
lis color rose slightly.
a calling YOU gave up WHEN We mar
ned
Il recallocl nothing ~ thc kird n
Al lcast BY Implication" shc per
sisted
You mean" he demanded. shat sos
wish me % disregard this opportunity
tins chance - lifetime
Yea. she ssid quietly
Then. suddenly soiicning "Ah
Ralph shs pleaded. think OF me Jus
hi, once. I've given you everything
She approzched and cirug 10 him viii
,renbling intensty. TEL me that yo'
viii g,se up fl,s ssl.oic dreadful Laea
Ills rase vas out II the window owe
the wet rooi-iops baihcd in misty rair
4 cant. dear." b. s4id The letter va
mere form. have already accepted
The rnoalhs passod rardly bcior
Elsie had accustomed herseh 20 y
thought of scpafz;ion. the DAY was
hand Tosnorrow he would hc Ga hi
wzy: this was their las, uiehi 'ogeth
She was leaning FAR ori of The winco'
earing into the shadows. listening % n
surge II distant traffic In ibc root
hehind her moved Dur~oof. busy Wit
final preparations Tor departure
Finally switching of the lights. ,
joined her.
Gently she extended her arm. draw
ing his ciose cropped head down 10 her
The slow. rfythuiicai pound of il.s psili
in his temple soothed her and >
pressed her own smooth strow cv'
aeasns, il zs he drew her near. AZ .
servzis his lips would brush her for
he'd. falling in more sccentuaied raus
20 the fuii deep curve Of her lips-
Somewhere in the building below
few soft notes from a piano fosi'
outward. clear but subducd. as Il q
plzsrr deferred 70 tie izicncss Of 2
hour but fouri expression ncoessar
Thea. a II earned away b. sone nIet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
The Living Room


os "a. doh - mli Ysllow ~ wallai
lsory wr,dwofk nn0g sainss sir's'"
tlAst anA wassd TRADED srAts."~isi
sflinw llnen fuNH fsntnn thsifa ~
~akrf nehalasfsd hAs euach "a sfs-
lanns ha,lus ssy hlgds and howsss sa
: hask stound apf,sul ,uloFed iasilg'
shades. sust.ln, "a yslii~ masquisstif.
.ai.ngsa and possiusi "a shs ssu's ssA.s
a tftlonne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23
LITTLE FACT IN FACTS
ABOUT DRY AMENDMENT
Sam Gompcrs and ..No Beer, No
work. Apostle Given Large
se Space In Lund's Booklet

There has cnme to the Issue desk a
pam Dblet Of about hundred pageS,
under the tltle, THE Federal Amend
ment and Other Facts About Iroht-
hitiou"
There is nothing ~ suggest respon-
sibiiity for this pamphlet except the
inscription. John IL. Luad, Murray
street. New York" 1t Is largely made
up ON antf-prohipittnn speeches. with
no new arguments presented. II is
gratifying to note, however, that the
title page recognizes the federal
amendment as fact, reading Hfhe
Federal Amendment and Other
Facts" This is more OF an admission
than most anti~prohibition agitators
are willing TO make. and the American
Issue accordingly couimends the good
sense of Mr.. Lund. whoever he may
be, for recognizing the federal amend
ment an a. fact
4 number of New York attorneys
are quoted In opposiuon to prohibi-
ton. Ernest Rohm divides the space
allotted to the department. OF labor
In the pamphlet with sam Gompers.
E.rnest's activities In the mo beer, no
work" movement are well known to
the public, and Gompers' arguments
consist of his address before the Joint
Legislative ccrnmfttee of the New York
lie aislature. Sam evidently did not
convince The New Y NIX soions, Tor New
ork has ratified A page or two is
given to testimony from physicians
who testify generally TO the fact thar
in certain cases alcohol may he safely
used as a medicine. Maybe Mr. Lund
doesn't know that the prohibition
amendment makes exception OF liquor
to be used for medicinal purposes.
Russia the land that was put back
on the vodka basis by the BoLsheviki.
Is given two pages
Cardinal Gibbons Is affectionateiy
quoted. 1t is known that at least enc
person took the cardinals remarks Sc
riously. for this man. a New York pas
tor, urged his dock to violate the pro-
hibition law as they saw fit.
Mr. Lund has done former Presi~
dent Taft great injustice. IL Is TO be
hoped that 1t was nothing more than
than oversight on his part In quoting
the former president In opposition to
The ratification of the eighteenth
amendemen and failing to quote his
strong pronouncement favoring strict
observance of the amendment. now
that ii has been ratified. Maybe Mr..
Iund has never seen Mr.. Tafrs latest
statement concerning national prohi-
bition.
The pamphlet, like most other anti
prohibition literature. quotes stats
tics showing the beneficial effects OF
partial prohibition. using them M an
argument against total prohibition. In
| this particular instance Great Britain
statistics are cited. Restricted sell
ing hours and restricted number of
selling places have certainly reduced
crime and pauperasrn- The figures
you quote. Mr.. Lund. prove that the
, less booze a community has the bet
ter or IL In. By that token. therefore.
total prohibition Is vastly more bene-
fetal than merely partial prohibition.
admitting with you that partial pro-
/, htbition In better than unrestricted
license. Ycu'fi like 1t fine after you
get used TO it----,Arnerican Issue.