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the pantry or a dozen new company
napkins that they really needed.
A hot tear splotched the chameleon
taffeta as she took it off.
Too heartsick to dress again, she
threw on a kimono and went out to
the dark, deserted kitchen. It was a
pitiful let-down from her glowing ex
pectancy of the brilliant dinner at the
Astor-Ritx.
The ice-box was forlornly empty,
only the remnants of yesterday's roast
beef mostly fat, and some cold Brus
sels sprouts.
She cut up a tomato and some olive
for a Spanish omelet, toasted some
stale bread, warmed the Brussels
sprouts, opened a can of peaches, and
set the table.
Too woe-begone to eat herself, she
served Warren in aloof silence.
"No soup?" scowlingly he surveyed
the meager fare.
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"Wife of the ex-Prime Minister of Great
Britain.
Article No. 5.
AN ardent temperance advocate,
under prohibition, I expected
to find the Americans sober and
happy. They are certainly happy.
Prohibition is a measure of such
exaggerated interference with pri
vate Ufe that no truthful person can
call America a free country.
For the information of any one
mho may think as I did. that drink
has decreased and that in conse
quence everyone tn the United States
la wiser and richer, I can only say
the reverse is the truth.
I cannot write of the poorer
classes, on whom, in any case, the
law is hard, but among the rich I
do not suppose there was ever so
much alcohol concealed and enjoyed
as at the present moment.
Young men and maidens, who. be
fore this exaggerated interference,
would have been content with lem
onade, think it smart now to break
the law every day and night of their
lives.
I confirm all that, in spite of Lord
Lee's statement to the effect that in
30 years of observation in America,
he has never seen harm done by pro
hibition. Editor's Note The statement by
Lord Lee to which Mrs. Asqulth re
fers, was carried in an Associated
Press cablegram from London as fol
lows: "Margot Asquith'a assertion that
drunkenness was prevalent among
young Americans of both sexes was
termed as 'ludicrous as it was cruel
and untrue by Lord Lee of Fareham,
first lord of the admiralty, in an ad
dress before the English-Speaking
union.
"He said he had not planned to
mention American prohibition but felt
obliged to do so in view of the re
ported utterances of one of his
countrywomen.
"His remarks, he said, were based
upon 30 years of observation in
America, including the pre-prohibl-tlon
as well as the prohibition era."
In reply, M rs. Asquith, then at
Providence, said:
"Lord Lee declares that in the 30
years he lived here he never observed
the harm done by prohibition. Prohi
bition has not been here 30 years.
I've always been for it, but I find
It isn't quite what I thought it was.
"It does not seem to me that pro
hibit ion works fairly as between the
rich and the poor. Lord Lee says 1
say your young maidens are fre
quently intoxicated. I did not say
tha. I said they break the law
t very day."
I am speaking seriously and am a
proh ibit ionise. Liquor control has
been among other reforms a political
ideal of my husband ever since he
became a cabinet minister, but. since
what is called "the Trade" has the
votes and blessing of the conserva
tive party in England, all our en
deavors to control it were frustrated
fcy the house of lords.
We drink less than our forbears,
not because we are more moral but
for reasons of health.
Our people are fond of sport and
you neither ehoot or ride an straight
if vou indulge la champagne, port.
liquers and brandies and sodas
over night.
The first question I was asked
when I landed upon American soil
was whether I approved of prohibi
tion. I said then that I thought it
was a fine idea and an example that
would ultimately be followed by the
whole world. 1 presumed that light
wines and beer would in time modify
this somewhat exaggerated measure,
but as most of the men convicted of
crimes of violence had been proved
to be under the influence of liquor
the prisons and asylums would grad
ually be emptied.
I added that many of the world's
famous men, and many of the young
men of promise (as well as some of
the best servants I had known in my
life) had been ruined by drink, and
that it was a subject upon which I
felt deeply. 4
I could see at once that what I
said was unpopular, but I repeated
the same opinion in all my early lec
tures, adding that gout, rheumatism,
anthritis and other nervous diseases
nave been, if not contracted, certainly
assisted by alcoholic poisoning in
herited from generations of men who
drank too much.
A very short visit over here has
convinced me that prohibition, as at
present administered, is both 'lu
dicrous and cruel."
The well-to-do can get the drinks
they want, and young men and
women, as well as adults, share with
their friends and admirers all the
pleasures that go with defying the
law.
It cannot be right for young people
to see their parents and friends
cheating the law every day of their
lives, and which of them think of
cheering up the poor, who presum
ably get as tired from their work as
the idle get from their pleasures.
What I have said upon every plat
form, and which Lord Lee, in a gen
erous desire to defend the youth of
this country, denies, is not "cruel, lu
dicrous and untrue," but a platitude.
I have no doubt from what I have
been told that the power of the sa
loon lobby had to b.e smashed, and
that the men who accomplished it de
serve the highest praise, but can any
one truly say the prohibition law Is
kept?
Are Mr. "Volstead or Mr. Pussyfoot
Johnston satisfied with the present
condition of things in their country?
There is a text in St. John:
'The truth shall make you free."
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Rt. Hon. Lord and Lady Lee of
Fareham. In three of her articles
Mrs. Asquith has taken exception to
Lord Lee's statements. In her Inter
view with Ambassador Jnaserand she
called attention to Lord Lee's alleged
misquotation 0 Captain Castex's arti
cles on submarine warfare. In her
article on "Flappers" Mrs. Asqulth
declared Lord Lee would have o he
In America only ten days now to
change his opinion that young women
here did not drink too much, and in
discussing drink generally in this ar
ticle refutes his statement more
forcibly, saying that "young men and
maidens think it smart now to break
the law every day and night of their
lives."
There is no lack of truth over here,
but there is a lack of freedom, and
I think the press might do much
more with its powers than it does.
After the publication of Lord Lee's
statement and I had made my posi
tion perfectly clear, I was sent a
press cutting from a paper:
( "Margot lines up witn foes of pro
hibition; she has swung around to the
anti-prohibition Is ts."
This is characteristic of the inac
curacy of the American press. Edi
tors do not distinguish between half
notes and full shouts; but you need
not take it seriously, as new sensa
tional headlines soon make their
! readers forget either what Lord Lee
; said or I controverted.
Prohibition is a never-ending topic
, of conversation, no less in parts of
Canada than in the United States. I
recall a rather humorous incident of
my lecture in Toronto, where my
chairman, the Rev. Byron Stauffer,
made a wonderful speech. When he
introduced mc I related to my au
dience that Mr. Clemens (better
known as Mark Twain), had taken
me in to dinner at the home of a
namesake of mine (Mrs. Charles Ten
nant's, whose daughter Dorothy mar
ried Stanley), and had told me of a
great American temperance orator
who, having exercised his voice too
much, had asked the chairman to
provide milk instead of water at his
meeting.
Turning to the Rev. Mr. Stauffer
(Fhj is a great temperance preacher,
of which I was unaware), I said:
"The chairman probably a kind
man, like my own put rum into the
milk, and when the orator, pausing
!n one of his most dramatic periods,
stopped to clear his throat, he drained
the glass and, putting it down, ex
claimed :
" -Gosh, what cows!' "
I went on to tell of a lady who
was letting- her house, and, after in
structing the auctioneer as to the
value of her chairs, furniture and
china, had left him in the dining
room, where the sideboard had sev
eral bottles of wine and whisky on it.
She waited for a long time, hoping
he would return and show her the in
ventory. As he did not appear she
went into the dining room, where she
found him unconscious upon the floor.
She looked at the paper he held in
his hand and read:
"To one revolving carpet."
(Copyright by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
(Copyright in Great Britain by Thornton
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THE MARRIED LIFE OF HELEN AND WARREN
BY MABEL HERBERT IRXER,
WARREN'S DOMINANT EGOTISM CONSIDERS ONLY HIS OWN SELFISH COMFORT.
WITH flurried solicitude, she was
looking over Warren's dress
shirts. Which one was it that
always bulged? He must not wear
that tonight.
Selecting one with narrow side
plaits, she put in the studs and cuff
buttons.
"No, you can't curl up on that!" as
Pussy Purr-Mew, on the bed. sniffed
at Warren's dinner-coat.
His clothes laid out, Helen hurried
into her own room to dress.
All week, she had been looking for
ward to this big benefit dinner at the
Astor-Ritz. The speakers were to be
literary, stage and screen stars of
sufficient prominence to justify the
six doiiars a ; iaie.
The Stevens wtfH going. and
thought Warren loathed public din
ners, Helen had persuaded him to
take her.
He should be home by now. Anx
iously watching the clock, she slipped
into her alluring chameleon silk.
They must leave by seven for the
dinner was at half-past. But he could
dress in ten minutes if he did not
have to shave.
She was running Ml bath, a towel
held up to protect her gown, when
suddenly he loomed in the bathroom
door.
"Oh. dear, you're late:" above the
deafening flow. "You've hardly ten
minutes but I've laid out your
clothes. Do you have to shave?1
"See here, I feel rotten I can't go
that's all there's to it.
"Can't go?" dropping the shielding
towel.
"I'm all in had a. ripping head
ache all day. And that Osbora case
comes up tomorrow I've got to be in
shape to handle that-"
"Why, Warren, we've the tickets
and everything. You can't back out
now! Hurry, dear, your bath'll rest
you.'
"Not groin, I tell you," stalking into
the library. "I'm not up to it-"
"Warren, you CAN'T mean that!"
running after him. "Why those
tickets were twelve dollars! You
can't "
"Don't care if they were fifty! I
feel too rocky to listen to any long
winded speeches tonight. Going to
turn in about e'ght just want some
thing light toeat."
"There's not a. thing in the house!
And Anna's out I gave her the after
noon." "Got eggs. Won't hurt you to beat
me up in an omelet, will It?"
'But Warren, I've been looking for
ward to this for days!" tremulously.
"I'm all dressed and everything and
I "
"Now. I'm not going that's final!
If you can't get me something to eat
I'll go out and get it."
"Then why can't you go there? We
needn't stay f of the dance only for
the dinner and just a few of the
speeches."
"Nothing doing! That 'We Have
W'th Us This Evening bunk always
bores me stiff. Need more pep than
I've got to stand for it tonight. What's
the matter with you going with the
Stevens? Call 'em up now."
"They've gone by this time and I
wouldn't go without you. Come, dear,
I'll order the taxi while you dress.
You needn't even shave. Oh, that
TUB!''
Darting back to the bathroom, she
was confronted by the overflowing
tub.
Her satin slippers were soaked be
fore she could mop up the floor with
the bath-mat and towels.
Flushed and slightly disheveled, she
rushed back to tne library where
Warren was now comfortably settled
with evening paper.
"Dear, we can leave early I prom
ise I won't beg to stay. Mary Grant
Moore's to be there she's to tell how
she wrote 'The Lure Eternal.' I've al
ways wanted to see her. And Robert
Hilman is to read from his own
poems."
"That settles it! I'm not going to
listen to any slush poetry tonight."
"Dear, don't be selfish! Just think
what "
"Selfish?" explosively. "How about
you? You're so crazy to hear a bunch
or near ceieDruies spout aoout tnem-
selves that you don't care a hang how?
bum I feel: "
"But. Warren, if you've only a head
ache I've often gone out with you
when I've felt wretched."
"Well, I'm NOT going to that din
ner. Lot of - sickness around. Feel
rotten and I'll not take any chances
been feerish all day."
"Feverish?" anxiously feeling his
forehead.
"Stop pawing me," elbowing her
away. "I've got an inward fever. Now,
cut the whining and let me alone."
Through scorching tears, Helen
made her way back to her own room.
He was not feverish. From the first
he had not wanted to go to this din
ner, and now he was deliberately tak
ing advantage of a headache to stay
at home.
Twelve dollars thrown away! That
would have bought new linoleum for
you don t like It.
"Well, you might have a few cans
on hand for an emergency."
"You said you didn't want much
dinner and you oughtn't to eat if
you've a headache."
Unable to swallow- past the lump In
her throat, Helen did not touch the
bit of omelet on her plate.
"Sulking? Too stubborn to eat, eh?"
She did not answer. Just then she
almost hated him.
Always irritable when he had the
slightest headache. Warren was now
in one of his irascible moods. Yet he
ate almost all of the four-egg. omelet
and some lean beef that Helen man
aged to slice from the fat end of the
cold roast.
"Now, don't fuss with these dishes
Leave 'em for her in the morning."
"I'd rather do them." Helen was
already clearing the table.
Was his suggestion that she leave
the dishes solicitude for her or merely
a desire to have her with him in the
library as an outlet for his ill-humor?
She had just finished and was turn
ing off the kitchen light when the
telephone rang.
As he did not deign to answer It,
Helen rati in to its persistent sum
mons. "Hello? Who? Mr. Merwln. . . .
Why, Mr. Curtis isn't very well. We've
just had to cancel a dinner engage
ment. He didn't feel equal to "
"That Merwln? I'll talk to him,"
Warren, at her elbow, took the re
ceiver. "Hello! Yes, I felt pretty rocky to
day. . . . How about your coming
over here? . . . Do me good. .
. Fine!"
"Warren, you're not going to have
anyone here tonight?"
"Just Merwln."
"But I thought you were going to
bed?"
"Oh, Merwln won't stay late.
Where'd you put that new box of
cigars?"
In half an hour Mr. Merwin was In
the library with Warren, laughing,
talking and smoking; while Helen, a
strained ache in her throat, was put
ting away the evening clothes that
she had laid out with such joyous an
ticipation. Through a film of tears, she did not
even notice the gray hairs on War
ren's dinner-coat betraying evidence
of Pussy Purr-Mew's nap while they
were at dinner.
"Ha, ha! That's great!" came War
ren's hearty laugh from the library.
"That's one I haven't heard,"
In her own room, Helen closed the
door to shut out their joviality.
She could have screamed with fierce
rebellion at the deliberate selfishness
of it all. He simply had not felt in
the mood for a dinner at which there
might be long speeches. So he had
no scruples about ruthlessly disre
garding her pleasure.
"Got anything to drink?" Warren
came to the door of her room. "How
about that bottle of port? Well, trot
It out."
. With inhospitable reluctance, Helen
disgorged from the top closet-shelf
the choice bottle of old port that she
had been saving for very special com
pany.
It was 11 before Mr. Merwin left
She heard them go through the hall
"Sulking in here, eh?" Warren was
again at her door. "Why didn't you
come in and see Merwin?''
"I didn't think It was necessary
frigidly, meeting his hostile gaze in
the mirror as she brushed her hair
tor the night. "He didn't call to see
me.
"Now, just drop that high and
mighty air. You're sore because I
didn't go to that infernal dinner.
Well, I'm not going to be trotted out
to any of those long-winded affairs
when I feel rocky."
"You didn't seem to feel very rocky
when Mr. Merwin was here."
"No, and I feel a lot better now, but
I wouldn't if I'd gone to that shindig.
Now, there's one thing you want to
get straight you can't drag me to
any of those damn speech -making
blow outs when I don't feel like
going! Got a hard day tomorrow and
I've got to be in good shape. Can't
lie in bed half the day like you can."
"I don't lie in bed!" with flaming
indignation. "I'm up every morning
and have breakfast with you."
"Yes, and when you feel punk you
flop back after I'm gone but I've got
to get out and rustle." Then briskly,
' Got any sardines? Well, open a can
Want something to eat before I turn
in. Guess I've dieted long enough.
That dinner wouldn't nourish a sick
canary. Any cheese In the house?
How about a welsh rarebit?"
(Copyright, 1922. by Mabel Herbert
Harper.)
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where Vitamines are necessary, organic iron is
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For centuries scientists tried in rain to pro
dnee organic iron, to supply the alarming in
crease in iron deficiency in the blood caused
by refined foods and improper method, of liv
ing. At last the problem was solved so that
you may now obtain pare organic iron from
any druggist under the name of " Nuxated
Iron," which is ready for immediate absorp
tion and assimilation by the blood the moment
it enters the system.
If you merely with to gain greater strength,
energy, vigor and endurance, we recommend
that you take Nuxated Iron only. DO NOT
TAKE VITAMINES UNLESS YOU WISH ' teetfng machine, then
YOUR WEIGHT INCREASED up to what weigh yourself again
a person should normally weign. we ao not
claim, however, that Vitamines will put flesh
on everybody. Some people are naturally too
thin and will probably remain so in spite of
Vitamines and everything else.
Those whose meals consist principally of
meat-soups, white bread, meats of various
kinds, fish, potatoes, tinned fruits and vege
tables, pies and calces are likely to suffer from
under-nourishment and a weakened physical
condition due to a deficiency of both Vita
mines and Organic Iron, no matter how much
they eat, and in such cases both Vitamines
and Nuxated Iron should be tried.
In taking Vitamines with Nuxated Iron,
always take your Yeast Vitamine Tablets he
fore meals and Nnxated Iron Tablets after
meals. Weigh yourself before you start and
test your strength on a gymnasium strength
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after ten da rs and
how much vou have
increased your weight, strength and end or
ance. It is often remarkable what an astoniih
ing difference It makes tn a person's appear
ance to round -out face and fltrure with a few
pounds of good firm flesh. It 1 often equally
surprising- what a tremendous amount of pep,
vigor, force and energy a little more oxnren
ated organic iron will give a person whose
blood Is deficient in this marlc-Iike substance .
Over four million people are nsins; Nuxated
Iron annually, their experience Drovlnr tt
it increases the strength and endurance f
weak, nervous, run-down people, tn many
cases in two weeks' time.
SPECIAL NOTE. If, after making the above
test with Nuxated Iron, or Nuxated Iron and
Vitamines, you do mat otvOa. mtt sad en
Which
Woman In
This Picture
Would You
Like To Be?
Science says the lack
of one single wonder
element in your food may cause you
to become weak, thin, scrawny and
utterly lacking in vitality no matter
how iftuch you eat. But the moment
it is supplied you often quickly put on
good firm flesh and become rosy
cheeked, strong, vigorov even on a
comparatively small amount of food.
I greater benefits than you experted. the manu
! facturers will promptly refund your money.
! Cat out and use free Yeast Vitamins Coupon
below, today.
FREE $1.00 COUPON-
This coupon, If used within FIVE DAYS, "
entitles you to one regular $ 1 .00 package
of Genuine Yt Vitamine Tablets. iV
gj solutely fres, with each bottl of Nuxated yj
Iron that you puich. If your danier
does not have our Yeast Vitamine Tablets,
he can easily obtain them for you frtnn V
m any wholesale bouse.
Cut out this coupon and present It t'
your dealer today.