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YOUNG.

EVIDENCE OF AMERICAN COLLEGES.

often associated with house parties and with young women." The President of Princeton declare "the problem of intelligent control is much more difficult," and the President of Montana State Uni versity anys, that drinking among One of the most prevalent lines college man has decreased, but "BENARTY.”.

of criticism among those who dis-

"drinking among, very young wo- informed that all Goods are being in America has to do with

Consignees of Cargo are hereby sent from the polley of Prohibition men has increased enough 80 48 the to be somewhat alarming, but is landed at their risk into the hazardous effects of much restriction upon those who are so ambitious socially landed that all Goods are being

confiued to a small percentage of and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the habits and standards of young

the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf people, says a writer in the Lonas to be unwilling to count the ond

Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or don Obanrver. It has been affirm-It is necessary to cite such testi- from the wharves delivery may be ed that "forbidden frult" exer

obtained.

109....

cost.

No claims will be admitted after cises its customary facination, that monies in order to show the ext- the Goods have left the Godowns, and Phohibition stimulates doflance,ive and representative character all Goods remaining undelivered after and that under the present regime of the information which our cun- the 1st November 1926 wil be subject adolescents of both sexes, find an temporary has collected. But in to rant

the pages of the Digest they are

All claims against the steamer must incentive to indulge in alcohol to

bo presented to the Undersigned on which they would not otherwise almost buried in the weight and or before the 15th November 1926, have been subject. It would no volume of country opinion. In or they will not be recognized. doubt be easy to and examples of the State of Ohio, for instance,

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, this process.

Human

nature we find eight colloge observers where they will be examined on the would not be itself if in large com-affirming their belief in Prohibition 1st November 1920 at 10 a.m.) munities there were not a certain and that a reduction in drinking No Fire Insurance has been effected.number of mdividuals who revell-has followed in its train, while one Bills of Lading wil be countersigned ed in the pose of law-breakers and bellaves that there is more drink- found the pleasure of bravado in ing among youth than there was GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD., infringing the legislation of recent before Mr. Volstead appeared on

Agents.

years. The real issue is one of the scene." Hongkong, 25th October 1928:

(degree. How do the indulgences THE "STUDENT'S FLASK."

by

WHITE SLAVE OF CANNIBALS:

JUNGLE.

and excessos, of these young

"rebels" compare in number or The Eastern States are looked gravity with the general effects upon as "the chiof salient of the of Prohibition upon the life and wets," but even from these the character of the rising generation? main trend of the reports is har Only a close and careful examina-monious with those from other MISSIONARY DIES IN THE flon of witnesses who are in in-parts of America. Only a fifth of timate touch with the facts all over the Yale atudents" are balioved to Amorica could afford means of be in sympathy with Prohibition, The Rev. Daniel Crawford, a confidently answering the question but the retiring Dean observes that Scottish missionary for the Ply-of whether Prohibition has had the there is decidely less drinking "The Pre- mouth. Brethren in Central, Africa retrograde effects ascribed to it than before its advent.

sident of Boston University days for thirty-four years, and for three by some of its opponents. years the captive of a powerful The Literary Digeat, of New that "any comparison made by Bantu chief, has died at Launza, York, has gone some distance to-one who knows instantly Becomes a jungle town in the Congo that wards securing the necessary testi-a contrast-a contrast greatly in The of Prohibition." struggled into existence under the mony by means of a questionnaire favour fashioning of the missionary's which it addressed to approximate Proctor of Cornell reports that hands.

ly all the universities and colleges drinking "has greatly decreased in He was a courageous, romantic in the United States. If there is the last three or four years." In figure, a passionate admirer of any real substance in the allega- Pennsylvania, which is a lively David Livingstone, and deyoted to tions referred to, it is precisely in battle-ground of the two schools the black people, although they such institutions that the proof of of opinion, every reply is to be the tried more than once to take his them would have to be expected, effect that drinking among stu-. life.

The student community always dents is diminishing.

4.

For seventeen years his wife exhibits in an abnormal, degree the In the Middle Western colleges shured his perilous crusade independent and self-assertive in-by far the largest body of opinion among the cannibala:

stincts of its age, and is neveris to the effect that Prohibition It was Mushidi, a black Napo-slow to protest against novel re has been a retorming agency. The leon among the aboriginal tribes, straints which it finds distasteful. President of Battle Creek College who held the missionary in bond- Whatever "revolt" Prohibition may writes that the legend of the "stu- age within his "empire" compell-huve excited in the younger gene-dent's flask is very greatly exag-

found ing him to act as his social and ration will assuredly be

gerated. and the President of confidential secretary, chaplata, at its maximum in academic cir- Albion says drinking is "the least and adviser. Mr. Crawford became eles.

the power behind the throne, and OVERWHELMING APPROVAL. for three years cunningly control-

"

of his worries as a college pre- sident" "With 3,051 studenta en-

The inquiries of the Literary rolled this year at West Virgiola led the affairs of the little king-Digest have found response from University," writes the head of dom, often at the risk of his own more than 200 college university that institution, "we are not hav life.

heads in all parts" of the country, ing anything near the amount of of trouble in handing the drinking During his capitivity he saw and the overwhelming trend. twenty to thirty victims sacrificed their testimony is favourable to question that we had ten or twelve every day by the black emperor, Prohibition. The exceptions are years ago with less than one-third and skulls were piled in ghoulish duly recorded, and are on lines that number of students." pyramids. The emperor had 500 whose tencur has been made fami

Evidence from the Far West is wives, and demanded absolute liar by hostile propaganda. Thus fidelity from each.

one authority writes that "drink-in the same strain. The President While those three years of terror ing has been less in amount, but of Standford University says the dragged on the missionary patient-much more demoralising in effect," problem "is about one-tenth of ly and insistently prenehed the and adds that it would seem much what it was "during his own stu have 105 dent days there, and from the Word of God, but the riot of preferable

Southern States the replies are on drink legally bloodshed continued, despite his students.

entreaties.

to

1

į glass of beer each than the whole even more emphatic.

There can be no question as to Belgian troops, who heard of the to have one incapacitiatef himsel cannibal kingdom, raised the coun-with a bottle of synthetic gin."the overwhelming character of the try. killed the emperor. in a skir-Another affirms that "when there collective answer to our contem- mish, and liberated the missionary. is drinking it is liable to be of porary's inquiries.

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