The closed canteen and the open dive

The closed canteen and the open dive. Illustration shows an old woman labeled Prohibition and holding an umbrella labeled Intolerance, standing between two sluices that power waterwheels; she is holding a board in the shape of the US Capitol labeled Politics in one sluice blocking the water to the waterwheel on the right, which has paddles labeled Goodfellowship, Recreation, Temperance, Discipline, and Health and runs past The Closed Canteen; on the left, water labeled US Army flows through a sluice and over a waterwheel with paddles labeled Drunkenness, Immorality, Disorder, Vice, Disease, and Gambling, that runs past The Blind Tiger and The Open Dive where a man labeled Divekeeper is carrying a bag of The Grist of Vice. Puck calls Prohibition's attention to the problems resulting from closed canteens. Date 1911 May 10. The closed canteen and the open dive. Illustration shows an old woman labeled Prohibition and holding an umbrella labeled Intolerance, standing between two sluices that power waterwheels; she is holding a board in the shape of the US Capitol labeled Politics in one sluice blocking the water to the waterwheel on the right, which has paddles labeled Goodfellowship, Recreation, Temperance, Discipline, and Health and runs past The Closed Canteen; on the left, water labeled US Army flows through a sluice and over a waterwheel with paddles labeled Drunkenness, Immorality, Disorder, Vice, Disease, and Gambling, that runs past The Blind Tiger and The Open Dive where a man labeled Divekeeper is carrying a bag of The Grist of Vice. Puck calls Prohibition's attention to the problems resulting from closed canteens. Date 1911 May 10

Blocking Calls Canteen Canteens Capitol Discipline Disorder Dive Drunkenness Flows Grist Immorality Intolerance Labeled Paddles Problems Prohibition Puck Resulting Runs Sluice Sluices Temperance Waterwheel Waterwheels

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