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Prohibition Weird Image
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No doubt, there were complications with the prohibition of alcohol in the United States. While American clergy debated with government concerning the issue of sacraments involving wine, one enterprising restaurateur took advantage of the fact that the law, as it was originally written, only involved alcoholic beverages and decided to offer an inebriate in the form of a jelly sandwich: attached is a cartoon illustrating the clever soul.

     


Getting Around the Prohibition Laws  (Stars and Stripes, 1919)

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