What will replace the saloon after prohibition is won
The piece argues 85,000 saloons will close July 1 and asks what social, employment, and communal roles will replace them. It surveys possible substitutes such as movies, soda shops, community centers, billiard parlors, churches, and the YMCA, noting the saloon's historic social center and job nexus. It cites Charles Stelzle and Grinn G. Cocks and argues for thoughtful, constructive alternatives to maintain healthy community life.
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Charles Stelzle
Stelzle
Community substitutes proposed for saloon by 66 HE club leaders
Dr. John Willis Slaughter and Harold Channing advocate a substitute for the saloon in 66 HE community rooms. They urge a commercial or community-run gathering space with papers, games, coffee at cost, and permissive social chatter. A Christian Herald feature notes public debate while mocking attempts to replace influenza or plague with a venue.
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Community Councils of National Defense
New York Evening Post
Harold Channing
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