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Evening journal., 1920-10-30
ms cnAII.rNCE no SWEEPING,

lbs NNUEIFo.-NfIor UlnIcI IOOnC,
u. =. navy. sailor. had challenged the
entire human ard clnlne world % bat
tie. DE was led away. Boone went 90
Long Beach with his bull pup. II can
lick any dog living. invited he IlN G
lick any dog living" invited h7 ThNoe
mon in blue uniforms tasicfully trim
med with brass buttons oVercame his
violent objections and gave him a
room In a hotel with concrete floors
and steel window shades
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
DIR. WATT TO PREACH
ATRICHARDSON PARK

The Rev. Robert Watt. district SUI
pcrinlendent wllr preach at the morn
ing services in the Richardson Park
IN. +. Church tomorrow morning.
The interior Of the church has been
renovated, repapered and repalnled
and it Is expected the attendance VIII
be- large at the reOpenims OF the, cdi-
fee. The Sunday school will meet
al noon and al the Epworih League
services at 6i5 o'clock Mrs Rather
inc stewart will lead the services. Al
the 7i1 o'clock services the Rev. a.
/ W. Goodhand. pastor of the ch urci
viii preach on Revelations This
Twill be hc fourth OF the series of
sermons on the Second Coming Ol
| Christ.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
FIRsT SWEDISH RApTIsT

The First Swedish Baptist Church.
Nandever avenue and Church streets
Will hold the following services to-
morrow 40 - a. m. subject. "The
Holy Spirit as the Seal and the Ear
nest; f., noon, Sunday School: 6i-
p. m.. Young Peoples Service: 7.30 p
m. Swedish Preaching Service, sub
jeci, The Great Election"
The Trustees will meet in the home
Of X. A. Nordquist, at Shellpot on
Monday. Prayer Meeting services viii
be held on Thursday night.
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gang. Evidence thus obtained was
said TO show constant communi-
cation between this gang and boot
leggers and moonshiners who re-
quired fraudulent stamps for their
products.
Use OF fraudulent tax stamps on
adulteraied and smuggled foreign
liquors also has been Increasing
agents reported.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
n NJ T. CHURCH

Union American NJ. =. Church.
Twelfth and French streets. the
Rov. Edward S. Rice. minister, will
hold services tomorrow as follows
~ a. M. sermon by the pastor. fol-
owed by class meeiing; 1 30 p. m,
sabbath school; p. m, sermon Dy
nr. j. W. Brown, pastor Of he A.
& church; 8 p. m, sermon by tht
uaslor.
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EpMORTm ". 2. CHURCH.

Services in Bpworlh VI. p. Church
Tomorrow will be as follows: Glass
meeting at 9.30 O'Clock. led by George
". Booker: 1870 o'clock, brief adj
dress to young people by The pastor
followed by sermon by the Rev; Mr
Lord: SUNDAY school at , o'clock
W. l.. Overdccr. superintendent; Ep-
worth League service at $50. and al
73O o'clock, song service by thC
iunity and Mission.
largo chorus choir, led by Professor
George +. King and sermon 10y ih'
pastor, subject. THE Church's Oppor-
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sMEnIsn ". y. CmURCH.

Services tomorrow al ult ~Weuleu
NJ l.. Church. iiii East Eleventh
street. ihe Rev. Joseph karIlng pas
tor. will be held at ihc usual hours
Morn ng worship, 1870 a. M; sunday
School. ~ noon; evening worship, l.b
p. M. Epworth League, p. IN. Al
the morning service August W. Fogel-
gren viii preach.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
FUNERALS Rad ADVERTISING.

Los ANGELES. because Holly
wood business organizations protest.
ed that a dozen funerals a day wind
Ing their way through the suburb
would be bad advertising. City Coun-
eli here probably wony choose a new
cemetery Just beyond Hollywood
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
ITAIIAN pRFcBYTERIAN

Al ihl FiriI Italian presbYiorIln
Church. dupont and Seventh streets
the Rev. AgosiinO DassOri. pastor, th1
services viii he: sunday school a
20. - O'Clock; morning service at II
o'clock followed by the Baptism of
children: evening service ai 1.3i
c'clolk: prayer meeting on Wednes-
day at 7.30 o'clock.
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nnACK.EX sERNICEs.

Services In Brack-EX Church .omor-
row will be as follows: PREACHING
1890 and T30 o'clock, by the Rev. r.
II. Adams: Sunday School at I.
o'clock; Epworth League az 64'
o'clock. Other services viii be
TUESDAY evening. Z o'clock, boys
class. Wednesday evening, 1.ij
o'clock. prayer meeting: Friday after
noon. at o'clock. Junior League
Frldav evening. ] O'Clock. girls class
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
PROCREssNE SpIRITIfAIIsTs

The Progressive Spiritualisls will
h0ld services tomorrow evening at
1i1 O'Clock IN the First Progressive
Sniritualist Church, pythian Castle
Hall, 9O6 West Street. religious and
message service conducted by Mrs
Ellen NJ. Goff Messages by Mrs. Holt
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
A H. CHURCH.

At 4. L. Church. French street.
above Eighth street. the Rev j. w.
Brown. pastor. Will be as follows
40 30 O'Clock. special sermon by pas
tor: ~ o'clock. class mocting' 230
O'Clock. sunday school; li1 o'clock.
there VIII be a sacred concert under
Inc auspices Of the choir Monday
and Wednesday evening. class meet
ing. Friday evening. ollc al board
and choir practice.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
MCAnE NJ Z. CnURCH

Tho Rev. George g.. Williams Of Nc
Cabe Memorial Church Will preach on
"lusiice 90 posteritN' at the morning
services i'm that church tomorrow.
The day will be- observed as Worlds
Temperance sunday.
Tile evening theme will be "Prepar-
ING for Rattle"
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
HARRISON STREET NE.

The Nov. FrancIs Burgoile Short
formerly pastor az Harrison street
and later at Epw0rth. Will preach al
Harrison Street Church sunday eve
ming on the general subject OF "Bei.
ter Government
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nIn SMEnES,

AZ old Swcd s. Church the services
will be: 3 o'clock, Holy Communion
A o'clock. morning prayer and scr7
mon. 230 o'clock, sunday school. 73O
o'clock, rcning prayer and sermon
subject. "phc Woman OF S'lf-lmpori-
uurN
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TRINITY y. n CUuiRCU

S0rVlcrs m TrlnlIY 2. 2. Ulurcl. The
Rev T. VI. klrkus. rector. tomorrow
viii Dee as follows: Holy Communion
at 73O o'clock, sunday school al $50
O'Clock; morning prayer, n o'clock
and evening sermon, 1il O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
FRATERNAL sPIRITIl,IIsTs

The Fraiernal Spirtualishc Church
will hold services tomorrow evening
at Eden Hall. second floor. conducted
by Mrs. William Moore who will
b lave charge. Messages by W. Foley
of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
UNITARIAN CHtiRCU

"The Pilgrim Fathers in america"
viii be the subject OF the sermon by
the Rev. W. A. Nrooman tomorrow.
az 1913 o'clock in the Unitarian
Church, Wea. street. above Eighth.
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aAND WE'LL CFT YOU NExrr,

MENIpHlo-Nrs. FANNIE GOll was
glad she wasn't home when thieves
broke ln we got all your clothing
and we'll get YOU next, was The mole
they left behind
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LATER nay sAINrs

The Church Of Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter Day Saints holds services every
sunday at 80 o'clock in Eden Hall.
POS vast Tenth street. Missionaries
from the wesi will he the speakers.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
ONE TELEPHONE
AND A UTILITY!
1t wires, is but toy, intricate in its mechanism

SINGLE TELEPHONE without
n but useless for practical
Two telephones, with them, sriceo kind.
like telephones each available
and practical and indispensable utility results
and utility, Deawanabout 500 of
them gathered together They live Delaware They nehbor
They rendering telephone
neighborS o million residents O this
With the the telephone effort
telephone employees this whole
is and favored telephone
always be remembered in S
has been develop
relations and
smaller like This
the which
would be set back a hundred years
the of dividends has been forthcoming
PROPERTY n dneobmg
this for the people of our State
the
have testified
and effort
The have had nothing!
will onlyon the
they have invested in the business
Im'tt THAR eaonabe
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
WARNS AGAINST
BONDED BOOZE
Counterfeit Stamps Were
Used by Bootleggers,
Commissioner Declares
is NO GUARANTEE
OF LIQUOR QUALITY

WASHINGTON. oct. 10. - Wide
spread counicrfeiilng OF Internal rev
enue stamps in connection with viola
ton OF prob hiiion laws was disclOs d
when lhe Bureau OF Internal Revenue
i.eued warning against bottled In
bond whisky. The country WIS
being flooded. Commissioner Williams
said. with beverages labeled bottled
in bond" which bore spurious tax
stamps.
Mr.. Williams said that the fact that
The bottles bore the tax stamp WAS
no guarantee that the liquor did not
contain WOOD alcohol or some other
Injurious substance 90 ondOw 10 with
The kick" OF whisky manufactured
under government inspection QUAINT
Ties of whisky bearing names OF we'll
known brands, but which was dc
scrihcd. after chemical, analysis, as
being largely prune juice, Waier and
sugar has been taken In raids.
The counterfeit stamps are comin-
from many communities. Secret serN'
ice agents are understood 90 have
run down several engraving esiah.
lishmDnis engaged I'm turning Ucn
Oui "in wholesale quantities. Z wa'
said. ArN'sls were said 10 b. immi
nenl ln This connection
Federal agents are working on thl
theory that the countcrfeitIng Is AN
der the direction of an organized
made lo Mayor Cowles about a Weel
| ago. the Offer being extended person
ally through heads OF a railroa,
! union.
Two weeks ago" added McMullen
| Democratic leaders met ln De
/ MOines and proposed 90 contribute
$4,000 10 $4,000 90 the Farmer-Laho
/ party fund in Iowa, and 90 throw
Democratic support % an other OF
| Mayor Cowles and Matthias Fahe
would Withdraw their candidates 10
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

A Want Ad that will rent apart
mants should be used during The COLI
ing week and It will receive many re-
plies.
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Nh RETnEL RApTIsr

S0rVlccs IN Ihc NJ. Bcihol Bantlst
Church. West street near Second
street tomorrow will be i'm charge OF
will Doe as follow. Morning sermon
n O'Clock; B. \. p. u. at 530 o'clock
evening service at 1iJ o'clock.
Watch the Want Ads during the
coming week for mechanical assist
ance.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
.DEMOCRATSNOW
TRY BRIBERY
Trying to Buy Off Farmer
Labor Candidates, Speci-
hc Charge
OFFER MADE TO
SENATE ASPIRANT

CHICAGO. oct. so. q. Brown.
campaign manager OF the National
Farmer-Labor party has issucd
statement at party headquarters
charg ny That "a huge Jackpot has
been prepared I'm several Of me Wesi
crn Siaics WITH the object of seeking
io buy out the candidates on NE
Farmcr-Lahor ticket"
The statement said the Democrats
were urging every influence 90 have
the farmcr-Lahor candidate for
United Siaics senator In Indiana and
Iowa withdraw from ih race in favor
OF The Democratic candidate.
Mr.. Brown declared That New
hcrry's tactics are being repeated m
these states and indicated That n the
Efforts which he charges are being
made 90 have the Farmcr-Lahor cam
Il dates withdraw from The contest
continue. evidence in specific cases
will be placed before the attorney
generals of the several states.
I'm Iowa" Mir Brown said, "tfo
Democrats are panic-sirlckon and are
using every influence 90 have Harry
/ C0Wlcs. Farmcr-Lahor candidate Ton
senator. and Matthias fahcr, the nom
nce for Governor. Withdraw from lho
race In their favor
From Indiana. Mr. Brown said. ne
had reports indicating that Francis
| : Dillon. Farmer-Lahor candidate Tor
! the Senate. had been approached 10
/ behalf OF the Democratic party, win
the view 10 his Withdrawing IN favor
OF the candidacy OF Tom Iagsarl .
! Fun information ON the Indiana anair
was not yet In the hands N the Dill
Ion campaign managers, Mr.. Brown
| said
we have some evidence mat sim.
liar effort Is being made In Utah,
| Mr. Brown said.
CLINTON. Ia. oct 90 - Charges
that the Democrats have made siren
nous efforts 10 buy or Farmer
Labor party candidates are absolutely
| true" declared City Solicitor Gerald
McMullen. of Clinton, representing
| Mayor n. W. Cowles, Farmcr-Lahoi
party candidate for United States
senator, when told OF tho announce
ment made by national headquarieri
Of the party.
Mayor Cowles had Just left tho cltl
for Davenport. Mr.. McMullen Dc
clared that one offer OF $1,000 wa
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
THE HONOR SYSTEM" .IS AT THE HIP TODAY

Filled to overflowing with a human appeal that is bound to strike true to the heart of every man, woman and child who reviews it The Honor Sys- tenn" starts it's engagementeat the Hip this morning. .
 Aside from the fact that it is prob ally the biggest border story ever made-aside from the fact that it re- veals an entirely different theme than any ever incorporated into a motion picture play--aside from the fact that frcm point of spectacular realism It eclipses any melodrama ever flashed on the screen-sThe Honor System" will be found truly the greatest hu- man story ever told It is a picture of especial appeal to Arizonans for 1t was ms de in its entirety at Yuma, Florence. and at the border of this state As is indicative of the title the entire story is based on prison re- form. and uses the character of Joe Stanton as the means for gaining it's end. Milton Sills in the role of Joe is a young inventor wno has in his latest wireless device, q benefit to mankind. goes to the border to accept position with a mining company While there he meets Jack Taylor and the two i become pals. During a border raid
 
 Bennett (Gladys BrockwelD a dance EalI girl, who plans to rob the mining company safe, and use Joe as a cats paw. Representing to him that her benefactor was Joe's dead friend Jack, Trixie manages to gain the good Graces of Joe, only to disgust him when he finds her in the company of a notorious crook in an equally notor- ious dance ball. During the fight which ensues, Joe in defending him. self kills a worthless hangeron, and is sentenced to prison That was under the old days, and the brutality of the system is made plain through the au- thentic pictures which are flashed Tken there comes the revolt, during which Joe makes his escape so find his way to the governor with a note recE esting that ornething be done fo~ the convicts. That starts the thought which resulted in ''the honor system. How Joe is then paroled. and how he is impressed that his safe return to the. prison is the price of the honor system-iis obstacles to overcome to get back the concerted efforts to tbWart the systena-are all revealed in this amazing story of one of the Crandest themes ever incorporated in the silent drama. There will be no advance in prices during The Honor System"
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18


 -O----
 VISITING BROTHER HERE-Miss Rose Schrnitz of Omaha. Nebr., ar rived in Phoenix last night Tor d weeks visit with her brother. Henrs Schmitz. of the circulation department
 TO MEET C. OF c. DIRECTORS Edward F. Trefz. of the Commercial Federation of California, will meet with the board of directors or the Phoenix chamber of commerce al o'clock this morning in the directors EDITION AT s1.1o IN BOSTON, No and No 3 grade Pima American Fevptian cotton is quoted at Sl-1V uound in Boston, according to advices received by the Phoenx chanloer oi
 PROVE UP INCONSISTENCIES rroof on adjoining homeSteadS was offered in the United States land or flee at Phoenix yesterday by Raiph N Terne and Justin R. Williams who filed on property situated near Glen SGoEs PREscoTT-C. N. Me FTair clerk Of the United states district court of Arizona passed through Phoe- nix yesterday on his way to PrescotI from Tucson. Judge Sawtelle Will week.
 William Collins. an 1S-year- native of England, yesterday filed declara- . tien of intention in the office of the clerk of the United States district court Collins has passed the greater part of his life on this side, having arrived in the United States in 1905.
 WOULD BE CiTfZEN-George Paul Schlimper, a native of Germany, yes terday filed his declaration of intention of becoming a citizen of the united States. in the office of the clerk Of the district court. Schlimper is book keeper who resides in this city. He ar rived in New York froms Leipzig in 1914.
 TO HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING For the purpose of arranging the fur nishings of it's new home, 1901 West Monroe street. the members of the w c. T. U-. will hold an ali-day meet ing today. Mrs. F. B. Stevenson, the president, requests the members bring their luncheon and assist in preparing the home for the meetings to be held
 RECITAL AT SCHOOL OF MUSIC The Saturday afternoon recital at 7 the School of Music will be given this week by piano pupils from the class of Orley Hes, viobn of H. kIingenfeld, dancing and expression of Vivian Flor inc Young, with vocal numbers in- terpolated. These programs begin at 3:30 o'clock and the public is cordially invited.
 DISCUSS GLENDALE ASSESS MENTS-Glendale valuations. for tax ation purposes, will be Discussed at the Glendale city hall today at a meeting wherein the Glendale authorities and citizens will meet with State Tax Com missioner Rudolph Kuchler and As sessor Gorge ". Cumnins of Mari coDa @ounfH.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
BORN

YORKE+To MT. and Mrs. Georse Yorke of 1123 Grand avenue, oaps daughter, weighing 10 pounds
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

Tn a few moments you can trans form your plain. dull, flat hair You can have it abundant, soft, glossy and full of life. Just get at any drug or toilet counter a small bottle of Dan derine" for few cents. Then moisten a soft cloth with the Danderine and draw this through your hair taking one small strand at a time. Instantly, yes immediately you have doubled the beauty of your hair It will be a mass. so soft. lustrous. fluffy and so easy to do up. All dust, dirt and excessive oil is removed.
 Let Danderine put more life, color. vigor and brightness in your hair. This stimulating tonic will freshen your scalp, check Nandruff and falling hair, and help your hair to grow long, thick. strong and beautiful.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED

Martelle Rodriguez, Mexican who lives with his wife and a large family of children on East Madison street, was arrested last night by Police Cap tain Sutherland on the complaint of his wife who accused him of beating and Abusing her. The police found the woman with her head bandaged and with all the evidence that she had been badly abused
 ALLEGED OPIUM USERS-On a charge of smoking opium in violation of the ordinance against using nar- cotics, Frank Eavins. 30 years old. and his wife, Esther, 8 years old. both colored, were arrested last night at their residence. POI East Jackson street by Captain l.. T. Sutherland and a squad of police who raided the home of the couple. A home made opium pipe and a quantity of yenshee valued at about s15 was found by the police. also a can of marahuana. The arrest followed an investigation made by the police who had the couple under espoinage for some time past bank book was found owned by the woman, which showed deposits in a local bank amounting to 1,200, of which sum s700 had been deposited since December 20, last, which gave the police a suspicion that the couple may have been traf- ficing in narcotics. Both are held for further Investigation.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
 ID MURDER CHARGE

AIahr Singh (Pete Martini and liar nam Singh GIT. s. GrevaD pleaded not guilty to a charge of murder before Juege R. c. Stanford of the superior court yesterday morning. They were arraigned last Thursday. March II. and asked until yesterday to enter a plea. They are charged with the murder of Ruben Cervantes. the 17-year old brother in-iaw of Mahr Singh. at their ranch house, south of Chandler, last April. Mahr Singh was released under a bond of $25, 900. The case will come to trial May 1o-
 The. charges against the two were dismissed March II by Judge Stanford because information had not been filed within 30 days to show cause why & bench warrant should not be issued for the arrest of Mahr Singh, who had been released previously on bond They were immediately re-arrested and waived examination by the justice court who held them to answer to the superior court.
 TO HOLD AUTO SERVICE HEAR iNG-Chairman A. A. Betts, state cor poration commission. left last night
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
nlEn sal9Ilas sT64pEs JloNf COUNCIL D sagESN asIz
WATER REPORT

Reservoir elevation - 226.43 Reservoir contents, acre feet. l,3s2,o3 Gain $40 Elevation wear ago 150.30 Contents year ago 40S, ,072
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona-Thursday and frlday gen eraIly fair. cooler Thursday
 C,oiorado-Thursday clearing west. unsettled. possibly occasional iign' rain or snow east portion, colder; St7- day partly cloudy.
 New Mexico-Thursday clearing west. light rain east portion, cooler : Friday fair. cooler east portion.
 west Texas-ThurSday falr warm a~ in the panhandie. Friday fair
 Southern California-F'air
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 LOST-Fountain pen without top. Phone 201J5 Reward. br WANTED-A chambermaid by the day or week. Apply Washington hotel. 3t EQUESTRIAN wanted by the day or week. Apply at the Washington hotel.
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Evening journal., 1920-10-22

who held temporary sway over the
;nerryuaking.
The Kings in this country seem to
have been an enterprising class Of
people. In fact Americans, whatever
their names, have reason 10 believe
That they inherit certain traits OF en-
terprise and daring, for whether
their ancestors came over in colonial
times or at later period. for re
ligiOus and political freedom In order
to better their condition in tbs world
or merely a spirit OF adventure and
through a love OF change, they were
surely more daring and venturesOme
than were their pelghbOrs living IN
the same Old-wOrld community who
chose 10 remain at home. The very
fact that they came 20 the new
world was usually proof OF this.
But the Kings seem TO have always
had more than the usual American
daring and initiative.
A rather large proportion Of the
celebrated men OF the name Of King
have been soldiers. A list that shows
three clergymen OF the name shows
1--WE soldiers and eight lawyers and
iuriSts OF the name who have gained
distinction. Two men of the name
them. William Rufus King. having
actually held that ofice with Preei-
dent Pierce. Rufus king was a dip
lomatist Of distinction and Samuel
Archer King showed the characterist'o q
King daring and fearlessness In his
early attempts at air navigation IN
a balloon. In fact his name stands
out as that OF one OF our FIRST
aeronauis Of distinction.
Watch this column for your name.
OmOrrOw-Ilawt thOrne.
Evening journal., 1920-10-22
Is 1T KING?


II your name is King you may be
disposed TO believe that way back in
ne days when last names were in
the making, the founder OF your
family was Of royal rank. But, to
speak truly, the Kings OF Great
Britain from whence the American
Kings are sprung. have no more claim
10 royal rank than have the koenigs
OF Germany and Austria or the Lerois
OF France. There are several Of these
names OF rank-Duke. Lord knight
and the less usual Marquls-but there
IS in most cases little ground for
supposing that they were sprung from
a person OF the rank the name might
indicate. The best way probably to
classify King is with descriptive
names such as sharp, Brown and
Stout Doubtless there were several
Independently established King fami-
lies in different parts OF Great
Britain and In every instance the
name probably had reference to the
manner and bearing Of the one who
Evening journal., 1920-10-22
Why Politics Affects Your Home
By MAUD WOOD PARK
Chairman National lea que of Women votcrs)

forbidden by the constitution. ihe
fodcral government may act only by
grant Of constitution. Hence the i'm
porla1ce OF the right men in your
Siate oflice-holders and representa-
tivcS.
State Legislatures. receiving their
power from The people, men and wO-
men alike, make the bulk OF tia. leg
islation which Is commonly called
government. They enact laws protect
ing life and property (inoluding di-
vonoe and marriage laws): laws pro-
noting the common welfare. having
70 do with trade, Industry, roads,
health, charities, education, taxes on
persons and property excepting the
income tax, banks, insurance, agri-
culture and conservation.
How many laws do you need each
year 20 make you good citizen2
Fewer laws ihoughtfully enacted.
rightly administered, faithfully ad-
hered 10 are better than the mass OF
loose legislation that now obstrucis
justice.
let quality rather than quantity be
the watchword Of the new voter.