![56394] Russian Prohibition. Ernest GORDON](/images/noimage.png)
Russian Prohibition
Westerville, Ohio: The American Issue Press, 1916. Small 8vo. Wraps. 79 p. Studies and Documents of the Anti-Alcohol Movement. No. 1. [56394]
Temperance
Judge Gray from Bench Denounces Saloons and Urges Their Suppression
(Oroville, Calif.): No publisher given, ca. 1910. 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. Four-page leaflet. Remarks of Judge Gray in sentencing a young man charged with "intent to commit rape." The Defendant had asked for mercy on the grounds that he was intoxicated when the crime was committed. Gray was..... [47894]
Scottish Temperance Alliance Annual Report and Workers' Handbook for 1930
Glasgow: Scottish Temperance Alliance, 1930. 8vo. Wraps. 130 p. [56359]
Ko Saka Alkohols: Pats par Sevi
No anglu valodas tulkojis K. Vilde. Tulkujumu redigejis L.U. proseffors Dr. E. Paukuls. Riga: Latvijas Pretalkohola Biedribas isdevums, ca. 1939. 8vo. Limp fabrikoid binding. 43 p. 1st Lettish ed. The first Lettish edition of "Alcohol Talks to Youth." Affixed to the front & rear paste-downs are two Latvian mailing envelopes..... [56400]
Why I Quit Being a Prohibitionist
Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius Publications, (1930). 32mo. Wraps. 30 p. Little Blue Book No. 1560. [46761]
Scottish Temperance Annual 1909
Illus. with photos. Glasgow: Grand Lodge of Scotland I.O.G.T., 1909. 8vo. Wraps. 337 p. + ads. [56352]
The Rum Runner
London: Richard J. James, ca. 1930. 12mo. Tan cloth, stamped in black. 346 p. 1st ed. Novel which attempts to tell the "truth about American prohibition." The author claims to have visited 14 states as an "independent investigator" searching for "rock bottom facts" about prohibition. This story was originally serialized..... [50154]
King Alcohol Dethroned
Illus. with maps. Westerville, Ohio: American Issue Publishing Company, (1919). 12mo. Green cloth, stamped in white. ix, 379 p. [77967]
The Church - vs. - The Saloon: And the Duty of the Church to Rise in Its Majesty and Overthrow the Saloon
Minneapolis: Self-published, (1889). Wraps. 8 p. [13551]
The Liquor Problem in Russia
Illus. with photos & line drawings. Westerville, Ohio: The American Issue Publishing Company, 1915. 12mo. Cloth-backed boards. 230 p. + folding map. 1st ed. [18766]
Prohibition and Eugenics 1920-1933
No place: Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 1963. Small 4to. Wraps. (158)-172 p. Offprint. [36360]
The Eighteenth Amendment and Our Foreign Relations
New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, (1933). 12mo. vii, 192 p. 1st ed. [24592]
The Red Plague
San Francisco: Womans' Christian Temperance Union of California, 1913. 24mo. Four-page leaflet. Leaflet No. I. Issued as part of a "Campaign to Secure Enactment by the Legislature of 1913 of a Red Light Injunction and Abatement Law" [27107]
Address on the Effects of Ardent Spirits, Originally Delivered before a Large Public Meeting in Lyme, New-Hampshire
New-York: American Tract Society, ca. 1820s. 12mo. Wraps. 24 p. No. 221. [14533]
![94426] Wet Wit & Dry Humour: Distilled from the Pages of Stephen Lecock. Stephen LEACOCK](/pictures/thumb/94426.jpg?v=1587682539)
Wet Wit & Dry Humour: Distilled from the Pages of Stephen Lecock
With endpaper illustrations by Arthur Hawkins. New York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1931. 12mo. Tan cloth, stamped in blue. viii, 260 p. 1st U.S. edition. [94426]
What I Know about the Alcohol Question: The Only Way to Settle It
San Francisco: The Ten Bosch Company, (1914). 12mo. wraps. 29 p. [40208]
The Struggle for Sobriety: Protestants and Prohibition in Texas 1919-1935
El Paso: Texas Western Press / The University of Texas at El Paso, 1980. Wraps. 59 p. Southwestern Studies Monograph No. 62. 1st ed. [10320]
Progress and Consummation: Program for World's Temperance Sunday, November 14, 1916
Topeka, Kansas: The Temperance Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1915. 5 3/4 x 9 in. Six-page leaflet. [44657]
Glimpses of the Wet Past in Northern California
Berkeley: Sather Gate Book Shop, [1928]. 16mo. Wraps. 110 p. 1st ed. Fictionalized story of the temperance movement in Northern California. Meads was living in Oakland at the time of this book's publication. [68457]
In My Own Lot and Place: An Autobiography
Oakland: Self-published, [1928]. 12mo. Wraps. 102 p. 1st ed. J. B. McChesney was a friend of Mead's and is mentioned in his book. After McChesney's death Mead briefly succeeded him as principal of Oakland High School. This book contains much interesting material about the temperance movement in California where Meads..... [68458]
How Do You Vote?
Saratoga, N.Y.: Self-published, ca. 1880s. 2 3/4 x 5 1/2 in. Single sheet, printed on one side. Temperance poem. Sample stanzas: "How do you vote. That's the question - / To license the hell-holes of sin? / Do you vote that your boy and my boy, / May be ruined..... [78031]
The Christian and the Liquor Traffic
Intro. by Evangelist John R. Rice. Wheaton, Ill.: Sword of the Lord Publishers, 1951. Wraps. 56 p. 1st ed. [27090]
The Eighteenth Amendment
New York: Peter P. Mulligan, Inc., 1923. 12mo. Cloth. 108 p. 1st ed. [78437]
Report on the Enforcement of the Prohibition Laws of the United States
Washington: National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement, 1931. 8vo. Wraps. 286 p. With a four-page leaflet entitled "Conclusions and Recommendations in the Report ..." laid in. [86304]
![94111] Not By My Vote! NATIONAL WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION](/pictures/thumb/94111.jpg?v=1587682468)
Not By My Vote!
Evanston, Ill.: National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, n.d. 3 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. Broadside. "The bells may toll the death knell of a human being slain by Rum every five five minutes of the day, but not by my Vote!," etc. [94111]