davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05
co POTREBUJf VASf PRfBU.
mi v CESKOSLOVENSKU
MA, CESTU DO
AMERIKY.

Kazdodenpe dochazi nam
rada zadosti o informace CO
je treba k vyrizeni pfeplavni-
no listku z Ceskoslovenska do
Ameriky.
Pro vseobecnou informaci u
vadime nejdulezitejsi pokyny.
Cestujici potrebuji:
- Cestovni pas. zadost o
cestOvni pas nutno podati hned
.iakmile Sc rozhodne ,cestujici,
ze 81 pfeje jeti do Ameriky.
Cestovni pas je vydavan U O.
kresni Spravy Politicke, (hejt-
manstvi). Ma Slovensku u zu-
panskeho uradu. zadatel mu-
ST predloziti krestni list, do
movsky list, vysvedceni zacho.
valcsti dive fotografie.
2.) Pc ziskani americkeho
visa, americky konsul v Praze,
(Mikulasska trida) zada ma.
'sledujici doklady: a) kfesthI
list; b. snubni list { pro- lena
te) v padu imrti jedn6 osoby
amrtni list;sc) domoysky list
ID yysyedceni zachovalost 81
lekafske vysvedceni( ze ceetu
lici je .zdrav a ze netrpi tra
ehpmem, (zan6ti ocnD souchd
tiala,ai:. nebo jakouko1iv lijibol
nemoci.) H. prisezne svedectv
Q podpore, (Affidavit Of Sup
portl 81 dukaz bydlist9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

zaGne sc vam chv9ti 'brbinek
a pije-li posluchac k tomu BIZ
dne pivo, zacne mu hlava tre-|
stit touto fysickou. .ltrapou al
drogovou qtravou a dostane Sc
do jakesi nervove poruchy, KITE
ra Sc 1 vyklada za nadseni q re>|
volucni presv6dceni. ze pax
v teto nalade $ porusenymi ner-
Wy hiukem a pivem Sc ma ceste
zpiva neb ze strazniku Sc W.
NADIA, Sc pficita pax ma vrub
sile komunisticke ideji.
Pan Muha mne 0 tom ddkla-
dne poucil. Ia pdl hodlny mas
oba pocal bolet usni bubinek
a proto jsme sc zvedli.
Obsah reci byl "a pill hodi-
ny takove strhani "zradce del
nictva", Masaryka, ze by cd
neho pes uzenici nevzal a So
cial. demokracie, ze by ami
sunkou hladoveho tygra nepri-
lakala.
To potvrdilo tez me tvrzeni
o nepratelstvi mezi obema ta-
bory. Soc. dem. jenz Pride
vyslechnout o sobe, jaky jest
lvyvrhel lidstva v ocich komu-
nistu, uz nikdy do schdze ne
plijde a bolsevikem sc nikdy
nestane.
Pan Mnna lest znamapittjYu
: zabijakem vsech, kdoz by chtl
Ii roznlnozit stranu.
: We vedlejsi mistnosti, te;
ale Del. Dome, je kino, da
vail kid, Chaplin a Coogar
a tam Sc zastupy ien valily, z;
; chvili, CO jsme sli okolo, prislt
dvakrat vic lidi do kina nez n;
celokladenskou oslavu revolu
ce okolim. Ne! Kladno re
voluci neudela a kdyz ne an
to rude Kladno, TAX teprve M
uz jen rGzova mista v Ce
chach - Republika mas
Sc nemusi bat vnitfniho roz
vratu, nebyla k nemu povola
: ma v zivot z rakouskeho hro
\ bu =. a!
: Karel Pelant
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05
BoLsEvIcTvi SPATkENE
MA VLASTNf OCl.
(Dokonceni. }

A tyto tri ddvody nenozno-
sti postupu komunisticke stra-|
ny, nedostatek bidoveho pod
kladu, rozruseni ostatnich. So
cialnich stran a. vnitrni roz-
klad davaji zaruku, re boise
vism u mas nenabtpde pudy al
upada. TO nenf zadne burzo-
asni tvrzeni. Smeral namluvil
v Moskve, re Csl. komunistic-
ka strana ie We svete nejsilnei-
81, bajil cosi o 100000 organi-
sovanych clenech, ale jeho od-
PURGE Sturcovec DR.. vajtauer
v Moskve toto tvrzeni potiral,
.iakoz to, ze "a y4dcQvstvi
Smerafovvia fvii ! straiia i ia TAX sesflfls q
.jiste q tabora Sturcovcd obje-
villa Sc v Moskevskych "Izve-
stitch" statistika, kde Sc pra-
We zaluje ma upadek a pravilo
sc, re vsech clenu je 100000,
pocitaje to kom. mladez
skolni. Opakuji ii, re neni
zadneho bolsevickeho nebez-
peel!
Kdyz jsem skoncil, ujal Sc
slova plltomny obcan z Klad-
ma a pravil: Mohu nplne po-
tvrdit slova p. reda ktOra.
Jsem z Kladna a Znam upln6
do podrobnosti .ieho zivot. Ne
nj w dnes rudeho Kladna. Ma
81 komuniste jsou dobfi lide.
TVrdi, ze je bolsevikem, ale
napred je vzdycky dobrym
Cechem. Schuze dnes 1plnd
upadaii. Pred nedavnem ko.
nala sc tam schuze delegatu 2
celeho okresu a doslo tam Ii
osob. Nezamestnanost jest
ale neni talk velika. Prazska
zelezaixka spoil. normalne "a.
mestnava 5000 osob, Poldov.
ka 100 osob, u tech zamcst.
many slabe dv6 tfetiny "a ty
pracuji jen tfi sichty tydhu
to ovsem neni valne. z 500 Il
fadniku 400 ponechanu, ncn
tedv ia nezamGstnanUst tax We
lika. Mnozi mali z tucnyc1
yalecnych let jeste uspory, jei
S podporou tvofi most pres
hrisi, jez jest pomijejiei a jei
netkvi v organismu prdmysl,
nebo spolecnosti. Bolsevisn
nema bodu, ria ktery by moh
Is duyody utoctt. Ostatne, pa
move, che cete-li videp bolsevick'
Kladno, pfijed'te Y pondeli -
III. pfosincey k nam, kona $,
tam oslavna schdze bolsevic
k6hc puce pred 2 roxy, uvidi
te, jake to tam je.
Uchopili jsme Sc nabidky
sl5bili pfjeti. v pondelf ted,
rozjeli jsme sc, do kladna.
Ptitel Bernreiter Easel k j
ste fodine v Krocehlavech, KID
zjevil Sc ja'ko posel dobrycl
zprav, vyridil pozdrav cd sy
M; D Ameriky a jake vanocn
ddrek odevzdal $40. Green
bAek pfisel who'd, starry otec j
pr&s6 rnczi krdsi poskiaenyn
s..sfsesf & = - s..ss
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

3D. Ma cest pres Hamburg
nebo Bremy fstaci pouze me-
mecke viso. j
~ Cestujikin pres Francii;
staci jen neiikcke viso, (cestu-
jill We treti fid9).. (Pro prvni
a druhou tfiHu ,poplatek ga
frai,couzsk& iso, obnasi $5.oO)'
Costa z Pfshy pres Cher
bourg do New Yorku trya s
dni. Pres Hahburk nebo Bre-
men 1O-11 hni, podle poca.
| 81.
Cena pfeplayu z Prahy do
New Yorku jel lstejna pres Ham
burk, Bremen nebo Cherbourg
We treti tffda $1O3.5O a $500
dan hlavy. Jfzdne z New
Yorku do Ckvelandu Erie a
Nickel Plate srahou stoji' $19.-
55 po New York Central
$20.55.
Velmi ddle2ite informace 20
dava newburghske odbocce
The Cleveland Trust Co. praz-
ska dfadovna Red Star Linie
dopisem ze dhe S. prosince
/ 1922, tykajfci Sc hlavne move
! pfisteho1alecle kvoty. vyna.
.Itek zni:
'Upozorhujeme zarovef, ze
Icsl. lkvota do 1. cervence 1928
liisst .5K 4plM vycerpana a Il
!, lezf uz skpro 1000 pasd /
zdejsiho minbterstva soc. pece
iimz prozatim americky kon
: sulat visa dati nemuze.
II Racte z toho videti, ze ne
mono zadnemu cestujicim,
, slibovati, kdy bude vypraven
jelikoz americky konsul "a
-Imysli v cervnu pristiho rokl
: udileti visa v tom pofadi, jal
] byly pasy vystaveny. A taxi
civ Cechach nebudou smeti okr
: spravy politicke davati pas.
e cestujicim do ruky, nybrz bu
: dou je zasilati Wade do Prahy
: ktera pax bude vystehovalc
y po pofadku povolavati.
Mdzete byti pfesvedceni, Z
budeme Vasim cestujicim va
[novati nejvetsi pozornost; ma
! ME velice vyskolenF personal
mas reditel DR.. Pacak by! s
An1erice pres Is roku Y ban
kovnfm a pfeplavnim obchod
zam6stnan, mezi jinym i v Gle
n veiande. r
ol Racte tudiz vzdy 'sve cestu
l. iici dliverou na mas pouks
ol zovati a ujiSt'ujcme Vas, 3
i ldostane Sc Jim informaci, c
IL -lnejlepsich. Tfsice Sc ma Vas
RI soucinnost, trvAme v pratelsk
i1cta oddani:
OI RED SyAR LINE
d Generalni Representace pr
xl Fl H..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

q bez pr&ce. Maminka, stara,
upracovana, pfi vzpomince nal
"Vencu", jehoz pres 20 let nee
vid6la, zalkala -.
Vyptavali jsms sc ma pome-
ry, stezovali 81 ma nezamestna-
most, ma kterou pohlizi jako ma
Iddsledek, ktery jeste vyplyva
y valky. Pfitomna mlada ze-
ma prohlasila: "Ale to sc ma
me jeste.z cele Evropy nejlip.
Vsude jinde Sc mali hIf.-- Me-
chtsla bych byti We viani."
Take nedostatek nebylo videt.
kdyz ptai jsme Sc ma dehi-
|cke pomery, "zde neni nespo-
kojenosti," odvetil nam jedea
starsf soused.a "Ale to jen ii
st'ouralove vecni nespokojen
lei porad latefi, ale nikdo suz
ma ne mic media. Vite, ii dele
gait stvali d4lnictvo Z rozkazu
kapitalu a ten, kdyz toho mel
dost, TAX Jim neco dal, ably
luz mlceli, jak jsou tech kon-
sumech a ma komisi, tax Sc Jim
Ivede dobre a ted uz Sc mic
nestaraji." Z
Tedy neddvera k vldcdm,
neddv6ra, ktera uz jest vlastn6
podezfivanim. =.
Jdeme dale, u nejhlizsiho
plakatov6ho prkna Sc zastav.i-
me. Cteme: Zabava, tanecni
zabaya, divadlo. kino, zabava,
kino v ,delniekem dome, v So
kole, zajezd hercu z Prahy,-
prednaska obrazy 0 Einstein-
owl = to byl obsah plakatu.
Kladno sc bavi! Bernreitcr Sc
pta naseho prdvodce: Jak to,
kdyz ie takova nezamestha-
most, re mono poradat tolik
zabav? Ten spokrcil rameny a
Ipravil: "Na to sc penize vzdy
|cky sezenou!"
! Mel pravdu, ale kde Sc seze-
nou penize ma zabavu, tam ov-
Sem k revoluci chut' neni, Ve>
ISL jsme ma hlavni Kralovskou
; |tfidu kladenskou. Kram ve-
Idle. kramu naplneny zbozim
Ma ulicfch plno lidu. Ac ma.
: lval mono 81 vysv6tliti prave
r,tou nezamestnanosti, jejfz tr'
lpiteie vyjdou 81 do ulice, ale
i zasey jen kazdy slusne ustro
jtn, nsEde Hevfd;s Il oatffhaIcs c
-IZensky sv6t dokonce oblecel
''vetsinou elegantne: kozesinky
|vysoke boticky, Sc vi, ze i kra
, Ike sukynky. Satek ma hlav
!, 'ani jeden; jen cepecek a klo
! boucek, vidime. At hledi
/ kan hlediS, bidu nevidis; mo
: ma, ze jiste tn je, ale skryta
|tezko seznat.
e. Zabocujeme do ulic postra
: Mich, tam vidime Ease houf
=, ,veselych, klouzajicich sanku
!. 'jicich deti, jichz vyskot a We
& sely smich take nesvedci o nj
: jake krute nouzi. :.
i KoneGne odbila sedma hod
!. ma urcena na pocatek schuze
9 vstupujeme do Delnickeho d.
n NIL. Sedi tam asi 80 muzu
q nekOlika zenami a popiji pivt
J. Jsou TO bodri, die oblicej
q dobri muzove, nichz skor
s zadny nevyhlizi revolucne. P,
t, fnalu, zvolna trousi Sc navSte
d nici, tn jeden tu manzelsk
l. par, tu mlady parek. divenk
= v klobouku a $ velkou kozes
J. rou kol krku, pociname poe
y tat prichozi. Je pdl osm6, pr
/: tomno asi sedmdesat, k osm
j. hodin6 je sale l1O--l15
II sob, z toho tretina zen a. dive
= 4 teprve schilze pocina.
h Takfka zklamanc ziram
u oba Ma sebe. Tohle ma b!
IS 1mahifestace rudeho kladna Il
4 pamet' vyroci revoluce a to j
ii We drtlhem roce - kdy vzp,
m i1ainky jsou dosti slime a KID
ii pEece bylo na kladensku vic
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-05

Otazka: "Vecem Sc shoduji
gasolin a slecinka?"
Odpov6d': "Oba jsou "chy
.tlave".
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12

Marriage is a partnership that
always breaks up when one of the
partners tries to take somebody
else into the firm.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Onions and Corn.

Onions are desirable for their
mineral content and should not be
left out Of the diet. They have a
considerable amount of vitamn
h and G. in the cooking of onions
if You don't want your neighbor
to know what you are having for
dinner, pare them under cold
water, as this will absorb the cd
or. When cooking on the stove,
place in a large quantity of wat
er in an uncovered vessel.
Escalloped onions.-Pccl and
slice large onions in one-quarter
inch slices and boil until tender.
Fill the baking dish with layers
of onions and toasted bread
crumbs; add salt, paprika and
butter by tossing the toasted
crumbs into melted butter. Cover
with one cup of white sauce;
sprinkle with buttcred bread
crumbs; place on CRATE in oven
until crumbs are brown, (about 10
minutes). Note.-Onc cup of
chopped corn or other meal may
be added.
Stuffed onions.-Boil for forty
five minutes without peeling, in
sailed water; drain, skin and re-
move the center. Chop the center
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
VIII Cost s4,ooo,00o
to Rebuild Big Cruiser

London.-The battle cruiser Re
nown, which carried the prince of
Wales on his tour of Canada, Aus
tralla and the Far East, is to under
go refitting which will change 1t
from floating palace into a first-class
fighting ship.
This ship and its sister ship, the
Repulse, were built on the theory that
speed was above armament, but after
the performance of the similar ship,
the Invincible, in the battle of Jut-
land, this theory has been put In the
waste basket.
The estimated cost of putting the
Renown on a level with the best ship
In its class will cost S4,000000. 1t
cost originally S15,O00,000.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Summons by Publication.
No. 16S7S5.

In the Superior Court Of the
state of Washington, hlng county
Robert 7. Perkins, JOHN L Per-
kins and Eva Wivcll, plaintiffs.
versus Georgia Verne Allen exc
cutrix of the estate of d. L. Get
ty, deceased, Harriet Perkins,
Rosalie Perkins, Veola Perkins.
George f. Getty, Laura G. Allen,
Ella Sleighter, Mrs. j. Carl Smith,
May Karl, defendants.
The state Of Washington to-:
Georgia Verne Allen, executrix
of the estate Of d. l.. Getty, de-
ceased, Harriet Perkins. Resale
Perkins, Veola Perkins, George
f. Getty, Laura G. Allen, Ella
Sleighter, Mrs. j. Carl Smith, May
Karl, defendants:
You, and each of you. are here
by summoned to appear within
sixty (60) days after the date of
the first publication of this sum
mons, to-wit: within sixty (60)
days after the 31st day of Aug
ust, 1928, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitl-
ed court and answer the com
plant Of the plaintiffs, and serve
a copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for the
plaintiffs at his office below stat
ed, and in case of your failure to
so to do, judgment will be render
ed against you according to the
demands of the plaintiffs com.
plant, which has been filed with
the clerk of said court.
The object of said action is tc
procure a decree of the court di
recting specific performance of G
verbal contract made by the plain
tiffs with D. L. Getty, deceased
awarding unto the plaintiffs all
of the property, real, personal and
mixed, now involved in the pro
bate proceedings pending in tho
Superior Court of the state Of
Washington for King county, as
Cause No. 33490, in accordance
with the terms of a will Of the de-
ccdent dated March 81, 1919 and
excluding each and all of the de.
PENDANTS from any right, title OF
Interest in and to the property OF
the said decedent and for genera
relief.
/ Date of first publication, Aug
ust 81, 1928.
ROBERT D. HAMLIN,
Attorney for plaintiffs
Office and postoffice address:
sos Arctic Building
Seattle, King county, Wash
j ington.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Philip D. MacBride, Attorney
912 Hoge Building
Notice to Creditors.
In Probate-No. 33675

In the Superior Court Of the
state of Washington, for King
county.
In the matter of the estate Of
Carrie M, Lewis, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
aud has qualified as administrat-
or Of the estate of Carrie NJ. Lew
is, deceased; that all persons hay-
ing claims against said deceased
are hereby required to serve the
same, duly verified. on said adj
ministrator or his attorney Of rec
ord at the address below stated,
and file the same with the clerk Of
said court, together with proof of
such service within six months af-
ter the date of first publication of
this notice, or the same will be
barred.
Date of first publication, Sept
ember %, 1923.
LAWRENCE B. LEWIS,
Administrator of said es,
building, Seattle, Wash.
state, address, 9l2 Hoge
Philip D. MacBride, attorney for
estate. 912 Hoge Building, Seat
tie. Wash.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
POOR BOB WHITE.

OF all the feathered creatures
that God has created "to fly on
the face of the armament Of
Heaven" none suffer fiercer perse-
cution than the quail. Hawks,
falcons, owls and cats pursue them
relentlessly, but its chief enemy
of this lovely bird is ferocious,
barbarous man with a gun. We
see them coming all the way from
the cities, loaded to capacity with
ammunition, to shoot upland birds
on Vashon island. They bang
away and when the ammunition is
all gone, come in with one or two
quail while probably two dozen
poor birds are wounded and
crawl away in the bush to die.
The Bob White is not migra-
tory bird, but stays with us dur
ing all the gloomy winter days.
When the robins and thrushes and
larks and all the other songbirds
have fled to more tropical climes,
it remains with us and from fence
post and boulder greets us in rain
and sunshine with its clear, pene-
trating notes.
1t is absolutely harmless. Its
diet consists of noxious weed
seeds and harmful insects. A few
focks of quail on the ranch are a
positive blessing on this account,
but especially because they cheer
us with their sociability and song
when the other birds are gone.
The robin sings beautifully way
up in the topmost branch of the
tree, but we pay a high price for
the concert with cherries and ber-
ries. One toad would be more
beneficial in the garden than a
hundred robins because it can see
in the dark and catches an enor-
nous lot OF destructive cut worms.
The harmless angle worm constl-
tutes the main part OF the robins
meat. The purple finch warbles
beautifully, but is the most des-
tructive creature for its size that
flies. 1t commences very early IN
spring with eating the Aowerbuds
of stone fruits and when the trees
are IN bloom 1t SHIPS Off the EN-
bryo fruit, dropping the petals In
the ground, and a flock of six or
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Made to Fit.

Mr.. Newlywed- 20 Good grac-
ious, dear, what long piel 1t is
surely too big for just two,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12

Mrs. Newlywed-"I'm sorry
Cecil, but | couldn't get any short
er rhubarb anywhere.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Statement of Ownership.

OF Vashon Island News-Record,
published weekly at Vashon,
Washington, for October, 1923.
Lou e. Wenham, editor and pub
Usher; p, Monroe Smoell, owner;
that the known mortgage is the
the Vashon State Bank, yashon,
Washington.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 11th day of October, 1923.
I. HANSEN, Notary Public
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
EATING WHAT YOU SAVED
Prepared by Extension Service State College of Washington

with an equal amount Of cooked
chicken (cold) and add enough
grated bread crumbs to make the
required quantity Of stulling.
Season with salt, pepper, fill with
onion, and wrap in butter paper,
twisting the ends. Bake for an
hour, take off the paper and serve
with cream or brown sauce. Nuts
may be used instead Of chicken.
Green corn custard. - Where
green corn is still available this
makes a splendid dish. Use "
tablespoons corn meal one-fourth
cup cold milk; one cup scalded
milk; one tablespoon green pepper
chopped fine; one-half teaspoon
salt; one tablespoon butter; one
cup corn pulp generous meas
me), canned or fresh, and one egg,
well beaten.
Stir the corn meal with the cold
milk and cook in hot milk Cover
hot water). Stir until mixture
thickens, then remove from fire
and add other ingredients, mix
thoroughly and turn into a bak-
ing dish set in pan Of hot water
and bake in moderate oven until
center is firm. Serve hot as a
vegetable with meat or as a main
dish at luncheon.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
New Use for Wood Pulp.

Ottawa.-A Canadian mill is said
to have succeeded in making a high
grade of blottlng paper from wood
pulp. Heretofore rag pulp has been
used almost exclusively In the manu-
facture of blotting paper
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Foolish, at Least.

"The liquor you used to get in
Crimson Gulch would make man
crazy"
cts different now,'' unused
Cactus Joe. GA man has to be
kind o. crazy now before he'd
think of swallowing it. Wash
ington Star.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Helpinp Him Along.

"Lady, could yer gimme a quar-
ter to get where me family ISL"
Certainly, my poor man, here S
quarter. Where is your fam
ily?'
cat de movies. Boston Tran
script.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
West Pass Transportation Co,
SEATTLE TO TACOMA RUN
Freight, Mail and Passengers
EFFECTIVE JUNE Is, 1925
VIRGINIA v.
OH
West Side Of Vashon Island

Leaves Seattle Daily at 1880 p. M. Sundays at
$500 a. m. and 0:45 p. M, Saturdays ut
200 p. m.
Leaves Tacoma daily except Sunday at 600 n. m.
Leaves Point Defiance Park Saturdays for Seattle
End nniils 1t .2Q Ii LII
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
Contemporary Camoflage.

Son-"ls it true about the ass
Disgusting himself with a lion S
skim"
Father" so the fable goes
but now the colleges do it with
a sheep skin. Bison
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-10-12
It's Too Bad.

One great hindcrance to sue
cess seems to be that industry
cost so much more effort than am
bition. New York American.
Evening star., 1923-11-11

person would refuse the simple pre-
caution OF taking a small drop imme-
diately after his entry.
FIND that, classified altogether.
L there are seventeen reasons ad-
vanced In Scotland for taking
whisky. They run as follows: Reason
one, because 1t Is raining; two, be-
cause 1t is not raining; three, because
you are just going out into the
weather; four. because you have just
come In from the weather; five-no,
forget the ones that come after
that. But remember that reason
number seventeen is because 1t
Gamma do We any HARM" On the
whole. reason seventeen Is the best.
Put In other words, this means that
the Scotch make use Of whisky with
dignity and without shame, and they
never call 1t alcohol.
In England the case is different.
Already the English are showing the
first signs that indicate the possible
approach of prohibition. Already all
over England there are regulations
about the closing hours Of the public
houses. They open and close accord
ing to the varying regulations of the
municipality. In some places they
open at in the morning, close down
for an hour from till 10. open then
till noon, shut for ten minutes
and so on: in y,me places they are
open In the morning and closed in
the evening; in other places they are
Evening star., 1923-11-11

open in the evening and closed in the
morning.
The ancient idea was that a way
side public house was a human need
that might be wanted any hour. Un-
der the old common law the innkeep-
er must supply meat and drink at
any hour. If he was asleep the trav-
eler might awaken him. And in those
days meat and drink were regarded
In the same light. Note how great
the change is. In modern life In Eng
land there is nothing that you dare
wake up man for except gasoline.
The mere fact that you need drink
Is no longer held to entitle you to
break his rest.
In London especially one feels the
full force of the Closing regula-
tions. The bars open and shut at
intervals, like daisies blinking at the
sun. And like the flowers at evening
they close their petals with the dark
ness.
When was in England I amused
myself one day by writing an imagi-
nary picture of what England will
be like when the last stage Is reached
and London goes the way of New
York and Chicago. I cast 1t In the
form Of a letter from an American
prohibitionist in which he describes
the final triumph Of prohibition in
England. With the permission of the
reader ] reproducs 1t here: