GONE OUT OF BUSINESS
Mr B. E. Neal, president of 65, Neal Institutes for Inebriates and Drug Addicts in tho U.S.A., has said:—'‘During the 12 years before the Volstead Act became effective, we treated more than 125,000 drinking men and, women. Chicago and Cleveland Institutes treated more than 100 patients a month. To-day, Neal Institutes still operating do not average two patients per month. Nearly all Neal Institutes have closed from lack of pal ron and 1 Pi now devoting all my time to another business.’’ Prohibition prohibits all right, and it is worth a trial'in New Zealand.—N.Z. Alliance Publicity. (43)
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11223, 31 May 1922, Page 7
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