Evening star., 1933-12-03
PUBLIC LIBRARY

students and others interested in the
pros and cons Of repeal and control the
Public Library presents the following
references in recent periodicals.
An Important Book.
Toward Liquor Control. by r. B. Fosdick
and A. L. Scott. 1888. ICIF783.
Mr. Fosdick and Mr.. Scott have two
primary objectives: A system of con-
troll which will avoid stimulating the
demand for liquor, hut one which will
at the same time leave no legitimate
need for the bootlegger to satisfy"
Fitting the Law to the LawIess. by
w. E. Garrison. The Christian
Century. November %, 1893. pp.
review of the so-called Rockefeller
report, Toward Liquor Control" by r.
B. Fosdick and A. l.. Scott.
John D. Rockefeller. jr, Does a Fine
Job. by o. G. Willard. Nation. No
vember 8. 1888. p. 522.
An enthusiastic Endorsement of Fos-
dick and SCOTS book. Nobody should
be allowed to discuss the problem here
after unless he has perused this vol
ume, which has wisely been kept in a
brief compass and is in no respect to be
regarded as a tract"
Liquors New Problems. Nation. No
vember %, 1888. p. 583.
I'VE are starting again with a vir-
tually clean slate. Have We the sense
to benefit from past experience? Have
we the courage to remove the profit
from the sale of liquor? Have we the
wisdom to keep the traffic free from
its historic abuses?"
| Under Repeal.
The Not Quite Vanishing Bootlegger. by
Stetson Clark. Today. November
10. 1893. PIP. II and %
A resume of proposed control meas
ures and the position OF the bootlegger
after repeal
How the VETS Won, by Elmer Davis.
Current History. December, 1888.
PIP. 1854.
THE final phase Of the eighteenth
amendment is conspicuous instance OF
the triumph Of mass sentiment that
amazed the propagandists and COM
pletelv dumfounded most of the poll
/ ticians.''
Liquor a la Code. by David Lawrence
| Saturday Evening Post. November
II. 1888. PIP. 9 and 86.
"The distillers and brewers have
asked for code similar to the hundreds
of codes promulgated by the N. r. A
Temperance by H. G. Leach. Forum.
December, 1888. PIP. 32l-22
Eventually we shall have the Fed
eral Government regulating the flow of
spirits again. not this time, in the in
terest of prohibition, but of temper
| ance."
Bacchus owe" the Customs House, by
Frank S loonmaker. Vanity Fair.
November. 1888. PIP. 50-51 and "a.
How good are European wines? A
review of the type of product that will
be obtainable under repeal. and its re-
spective merits.
Prohibition Repeal Revives Old Issue
The American Observer November
IS, 1888. PIP. and z.
with public opinion strong and
active behind present control plans, II
may be possible for the new experiments
| to succeed in making a considerable
degree Of temperance effective"
Systems of Control.
Liquor Control in Sweden and Den
mark, by w. j. Abbot Literary
Digest November 18. 1888. pp- S
| and 49,
High taxes and a system Of con-
slImer-permits. effective In two coun-
tries. seem inapphcable to the United
states because OF the national psy.
chology.'
Drinking in Sweden: An American
Woman's Experience with Liquor
Control, by A. o. Overlook, Hsrper's,
December. 1893. pp- 1O210.
Under the Bratt system the
fllt and 0EITlOutlOn Oh liquor ID car
ried on by pr:vat1; ps, compa,n.ies under
Liquor Control in Canada, by William
Phillips. Forum. December, 1888.
PIP. 335-40.
"As far as sweeping statements about
the Canadian plan are concerned, we
I can dismiss them at once with the
simple assertion that there Is no such
troll in Canada - entirely IN the hands
Of the individual provinces"
The Case for Prohibition.
Repeal-and New Deal, by s. G.
Blythe. Saturday Evening Post No
vember IL. 1893. PIP. and SO.
"It viii be seen that though Federal
prohibition will be abolished this year,
there are a considerable number OF
States where statutory prohibition,
which Is prohibition established by
State law, will remain In effect"
When Repeal Becomes Fact, by w. w.
Parrish. Literary Digest. November
IS, 1888. PIP. 3-4.
"The United States will still be COM
paratively dry on December s, for
20 States have kept intact their own
statutory or constitutional prohibition"
What Will the. Drys Do about It? by
D. A. Polling. Literary Digest. No
vember Is. 1888. PIP. 3 and 26.
| The president of the Worlds Chris
tian Endeavor Union presents the posi-
ton of the drys under repeal.
Prohibition and 1.-THE Four Million" by
L. D. Wald. Forum. November,
1888. PIP. 2S9-64.
An argument for prohibition-"with-
out repeating the argument. without
growing wistfuI over what might have
been done, we must face the challenge
Of repeal, united in q sound policy that
will forbid the repetition of disasters
uhich ara act1IalW