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...abandon the one-half-of-one-per-cent interpretation in the Volstead Act, and to read the words 'intoxicating beverage' as referring only to liquors having an alcholic content of more than four, five or even ten per cent. Such an interpretation would probably at once put beer and light wines in the place of the ardent spirits now consumed. One result of that course might be the re-opening of the saloons. That would be a result to be regretted for many reasons, but it might be less demoralizing, less corrupting and less detrimental to the public health than...
...controversy, but we believe by allowing the representative to partake of and play a part in the questions of waste, production, improved conditions and the many details that enter into the performing of a day's work, that it has the same effect as the Volstead Act had on beer. We still have beer, but the kick is removed and the same applies to labor troubles. We still have our labor troubles, but the kick...
...rather pretentious one with wine about three dollars. There was little dressing for dinner at the hotels. In the restaurants of less degree the charge was much loss. Of course a dollar and a half was a hundred marks, which does not grow on every bush in Germany. German beer is poor on account of the shortage of cereals, but the bills of fare showed native wines at very low prices in terms of our money. The largest of the Berlin beer halls is partly closed and partly converted to other uses. Afternoon tea,-or chocolate,--has become an established...
...Sophomore smoker will be held in the Living Room of the Union this evening at 8 o'clock. C. C. Buell '23, president of the class, will speak. "Let 'er Go," and Ladies' Tailor," two Mack Sennet Comedies, will be shown. Pretzels, ginger ale, root beer, cigars and cigarettes will be served. Bert Lowe's orchestra has been engaged to play...
...Sophomores will hold their first smoker of the year in the Living Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. C. C. Buell '23, president of the class, will speak. Moving pictures will be shown and the usual refreshments consisting of pretzels, ginger ale, root beer, cigars and cigarettes, will be served. Bert Lowe's orchestra has been engaged to play during the smoker, starting a few minutes before eight o'clock...