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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Olo1I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

and j TOOK steps 20 be thcre first
You know your wife's divorced you
old muur lie said painfully. Yea
{ know. 2 remember that
oI ourso DO vill come back 10
him Iu time that the business bad
NE happened before his Illness. In
timc he'll bcgin TO grope after de-
tailed recollection. and hen begin
20 realize that he never did so
through it and that n must nave
happened while he wns No. Therell
be another thing. too, Hen nni
bis Nlic las married u-nin Yes
fact, J heard Boo 3D. round about way
that sho's EninE 20 mgrrF un Odd
.n'lrhbor OF theirs. chap called Ma.
Jor Nlilut, ~iIopacotcb Millot. old
Sabre tisod 60 call him. However.
thai p NOT the Trims that will have
happened ana wiz make him thank
.God What DO ! mean2 We'll.
thHta tylliug. and ! don't feel it's
quito niu0 to toll Toll you what.
you come around and have q look
Of the old chap tomorrnW I dare
lu. lD'N hc ON fhc road towards
ID rt .h,n ana perhaps ton us MINI
ulI.'
~
llItU was sitting uruppcd up in
i'l waiting who urst might rome.
Tla uurso h'd told hlm ho vis tu
hnr' visitors that morriut.
Tho door nurHod and ono cam.
iu NuuI.
bv aiil go him. Mprln''
Ilu had no fUulN thut No could
mtkU
Sine Slipped pu 70 nr that she
WA wearing md came and s1t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Public Health Agencies
Are Yours-USe The

YOU iin not you are failing iol
yuurfon 81 the benefits your Il
BE- buylaE
u your children como home|
ecliuni and tell YOU that tho 4
nuis' has recommended ID
dio'a or the Observance OF ned
hyE nue rui"a you shouIdl
uporuir M every way Sucll
vice would not be given N i'll
MOI altogether necessary.
When the rcquost IL made
your child b. yacclnatcd nKas
h1rR 1rouH and contagious a.,
your permission should be
mediate. Rememher niwayr'
these suBgestioua ard request
heifuf made Tor your good az
Hs your chnds and that YOU,
operation IS needed To carry
ut
ny doing your l.itle share
and your children will be
healthier and happier.
IVY neEiccting 20 DO your
yen may be the means ~ hrll
iirniiess misery 70 those Won
The public health doctor
nurtcs are working Tor yen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Tom Sims Say;

a baby liz horn every nine
utes In New York. Hand IL III
ittlc shnvcrs a. takes nerve.
Some 81 the hen Oggs this ri
are nearly ~ big a. hall stoned
Why not 90 law making booj
s'l4 PRINT the autidote on
bottle
Genoa Do letting George do Il
IN making q movie. they tEkj
drawn out kiss and hunt for a
To- urCcods lf.
April CLOTHES bring May bind
When you set 81 ride in "a 4
UHt YOU never seo anybody
know
Tho latar' ioy wonder IN
Ions before vacation
" 90 iard 90 Erinp nm onporti
with both hanu in Your porEel
t-nndif snys ne ls roofing forl
team in thp cellar In some I'D
thut 81 mother and father.
coolidge rays our highest dut
tn outfcl.ta pfhpra think 10 I
the new tariff
TrylhE GO keen up with
~ nnburs D. o. fine way TO got
hlud
~ mouvy was everything II
wDuldu De- much.
civil service examinations
consist uf ons question: n
did you do during tho election ?
All &c ms take out hats on
sprinF aud get new ones.
Famous yiohnist helng sued
divorce played second fiddle
home.
We or" fighting hard to G.
up movie men tell Iluys. r.
ilitlr priccF they are succeadln
~ e. showing in Argeutlnu.
mer
Sometimes O man goes 10 TOW
meet hiy wife aud sometimes ia
away from her
when a man siurtH pli To n
o. foot % himself lac always I
"m"uuo 60 helm him.
Getting az before nubby
tiuc way 90 keep in pocket cha
lArgh and grow Cat. IL fine,
after you succeed 10 ceaens To
luuFhluE matter
lack Dempsey ia touring EuI
Win the expectation that hc M
i'nd anybody to frht him.
fou may thluk your iucE 1,
guy CONSIDER the plirht n a D
man at q bathing beach
Lots ol people are looking
itc path ot least perris'eneo
" some people worked for v
ih"y were worth o. would De n
time between puYdhys
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
MIR. Cox Returns to
Explain
tChlclxo Tribune


Iu-ihiy the Democratic lcadois
misht choose an issuc The republic
cans would prefer 90 TINT Of the
league Of nations. but we cannot
imagine one. Nor could any cam
didutc hc murc welcome from the
republican viewpoint than the lat,
Mr. Cos Of Ohio The cullnboras-
ton ui Mr. Tumulty aud the latter
Ga thla end scems 10 have raised
prompt duuhtf AZ least IN n
som what important quarter. aud
W. HAY" too much respect for Mr..
Wilson'S political acumen TO be
Hsluuiahod.
Mr. cox. under whose peerless
leadership tho Democratic unrtv
enjoyed q defeat more thorough
than almost any In the history OF
political rrvcrscs, gives hla fellow
domcruts new proof OF his qualities
10y assuring the country that tho
financial and economic discom-
FORTS which the American people
nave boon enjoying are the conse-
uutnCr ~ uNr failure 60 iulu the
Eur &C. uutIuuH Tho league. d.
lt.C lutyr. o. n tremendous sIrUp--
lH. uf course. only our uurhlInd
inltI uush.p would dcny n has
been doing great WORK which. us
nuf ncighbur the New York Timer.
ihtlmltrH, if 30 bcncftCcnt that re-
i'hiicaua are afraid even To men
ton the uamc ~ the league for fear
Poe American people. overwhelmed
hf iymurso. rush into ita arms over
thC body Of senator Boruh!
TlIa. we ne4nme. BE- what Mr..
llnl' Dt tho Woodrow Wilson dem.
nrt1cr means hy his Inspiring mo-
'inh dot ~ the republican, could
win Doc 1890 On q cumpniEn az mis-
roprr cntutlon tho democrats
sh'ull ho nbio tD win In 1894 on n
'impHl"n ot enlightenment. re-
s raHt Docs Mr iIolt's idea of
"HhEltnrmeu embrace Mr.. cox !
Ii". ltnty thrt nur husincss doprcs.
I"u vac the result If sinylng out
% 'n' tongue OF natious9 In 1924.
ME- co. op that platform. should
Do 't.i better in the way oi hurry
IuE Dis ticket fhnu hr ala In 1920.
1nd ~" gather that Mr. Wilson b. of
'lHH opinion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

'sTANp
down dc him. She wore what
De- vHniU have Thought oi us q kind
Of WlIstcDHi thing. cnt iiEo his own
wulFtcDlt Iut short, and uurr"i
above like b w1isiCout hut turned
back boo white rolled udciHr. ru-
Noaiir- aIi lur throat She had a
uttle uiose-uttlna hat banded with
Flower aud a. 'uoHc NrIl depended
from b.. She put back the veil
Beauty abode ln her ffro ur tho
scent within fU, oHr llHuIoud bad
said: ami. 900 perfume docpiy iu-
hrled her serene and tender beau
ID penetrated Hnlre's leHass, prop
rcd ut WATCHING her - had
simsthing 40 ay tp her.
"lIoy ionE .a 1t since : have seen
YOU Soma
!ta n month since J wa mere.
Mnrko"
e don't remember it."
''Ynu'vc been very 90; oh. so IN
He said slowly. "Yos think I've
hceu down IN a pretty dccp place 90
You're going to hc splendid
nov. Nnrko
Hc AID not respond 20 her tone.
He said. 1--WE come on "a lot In the
last few weeks Ia an idea you d
hoon rhort me before that ia an
idea you'd Doc coming again There's
O. fhinL I've been thinking out GO
tell YOU
she broatr od. YES ten me. Mar
no"
Hui ho d4l NOT answer.
she uid. Have you been think
lnT. in these weeks. while you've
boon coming ON what you 81 go'
lng Jn do
lus h1nd that had boon crump.
IUrW up the sheet. were now laid
fiat btfprn him. Ills eyes, that had
been regarding her. wore nov
nvert'd from her. fNed ahead
"rhvrr is nothing I cnn do, 10 IA,
way you mean"
She WAS siiont % little time.
"hnrko. we've not talked az al
about the greatest thlnr-of cuursl
THEY'VE told you tho Arnisticc
the van won Enrisnd, your Eng
land thar you loved so. ut peace. vie
torious. those dark years done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

Eupiand her own again. Your dear
England MHrku"
Ho said. IT'S no more TO do with
no Irightful things have happen
el 90 mo Frlghtful things
She went on. There's your book
-your England, You have that
To go 90 now And all your plans
do you remember telling me ala
your plans Such splendid plans
Ana nrst of an your England that
you loved writing so
lie said, 1t can't be. 1t can't
be-
Sho beam nraiu 10 speak lie said.
4 don't want TO hear those things
rhcy have nothing TO do with me
lie ihon aroused himself and
spoke and had "a nrmncsH in his
toice And ii tell you this he
said. This was what I said I had
10 trl you. When you go. yoa arr
rot To- return. / don't wan to $50,
yoH uYuin.
she, drew q breath. steadyin
l%tcrHclf. why not. Murk0Y"
because what's been has been.
bone I've been through frightfal
things They're on me stlli They
alwayu VIII be on me But from
everything that belongs to them I
want TO set right away And I'm
golnE 20.
What are you going TO doe"
Il don't know. Only get right
away" IL.
she GOT up. VERY well. I I'M
dcratand She turned away 1t
srioycn me. MaTko. Hut ! under
Hnud, I've always Understood yoB
She turned again and came close to
h4m That's what you're COINS to
to no you know what Tm going
to to-
iie shook his head. Ho was
breathing deeply.
I'm going TO do what I ought
TO have done the minute l came
INTO the roGm hadn't quite tho
courage. Thia."
sho uuddenly stopped over him
81 enrirrisd him with hor arms
and tllghtly raised hitf TO her. She
put her lips 10 hiB and kissed him
and held him y
Ncu are never going 20 lcvc me.
Mnrko. Never. newer. never I'm
death"
lie cried, Beloved. Helovod
and ciunk 50 hur. beloved. BE.
iovcdl' ana clunF TO nor.
THE END
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

Receive you kindly lie knows you
nave iho record with tho msndrl
WORDS which may permit him "a
marry Princes rhermn Your cd.
rnlurrr however. arr only hAif
over You must max the lnarneA
.'in.- the Seven Valleys go IND
AluEaum ui tne korskuotts and
urlnE King Verde hack with YOU
Win that t Jumped hack ind
Nick b pocket again and the Twins
hHia, their way TO the town Il
''halt which was the name af th1
place whore King fadlR lived
As they rnfnc nrar they could -
ihgi al the houses, eRcept th1
palace itself, were blue. The treef
krass and flowers were blue. eyef
the paflnH stones. Tho Que bit q
color was the large bird whtri
walked up ard down over the sai.
OF the palace
II wac hrieht red I
Theirs Tn FURIOUS fniron. II
said Nancy. Do you suppose "
will allow Ne 10 cnttrl'
tn Ne camiuurd1
Copyright. faa9. AEA nestfrcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
BY BERToN BRALEY

When Youth comes adgcniuring upon the road 20 town
lW. 'lt ruuh 90 mrra ft te city soefnH iu frown,
And thpuEh Youth ht Htrung OF hcHrt ana not much afraid.
le's tust a little trenhly and just a sit dinnuyed-
When Youth comes advcnturlng upon tho city streets
The olamor OF the city upon his fpirlt hceu.
Tie CITY seems to thunder with "a hfn2cn-throatrd ra1r
Bike tiple-hendod CcrheruH vino guarded iiudes dour.
Boz when fouth. aiycutuIius, Will not o. donied
VA stands amid tro clituur, unNcN"d. uufrrlnrit
The rumble OF tho cg voice so.ma dwlndled to 60 bum
And the chg plrrs "a PROMISE Of The ei"iory tn come.
And whom Youth lonyol tho city and iakes thr rover trart,
How friendly sounds tho rltyN voice iint ever calls him hnck
Tho claneor aud the tumult 81 crowded huunta Of men
VIII shout "a roar ~ welcome when Youth comes back again
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

Atntliisieu from Ouf last ISSUE
o.. st,Dr.d his arm
boidlpp bi hand above the flames
Ur nm dweleth I'M love dweileth
lp cod and God ia him. FOR God In
i,,, 10 or.po,l his ~fl,rers and
.fna .r4mulod lDttrf ron and WINS
consumed ue push,d himself nm
from the mnntei-plece and turned
and went over 10 TwynIng and
srood over him arnin. He patted
Twvnlng heavlng shoulders.
Tbsre there. Twvniur Bad luck
mad Iurt Hard. Hard Bear an.
T,,,rIup g,ldi.r'a denth Fin
..t dr.t. nI.I for his COMMIT,
r. s.,ti., t.,,t
r. o.
..s ~.
l w
SATIRE H'il again mere therc'
INt Mos liAri. HARD. Fine death
i go nnF lie olsen
ta his hina ana turned and
walked t,rt SLOWLY from the room
llr went alour the pnssag" past
N. Fortunes door towards TINT
which hnd hccn his own. stun walk
i1- N,1 SLOWLY end with hin hand
Nolnst th" wan % steady himself.
Die ''Ii ica.hi} il
tl' went INTO Dos own room, IN
entered l' him Tor many months,
now hi. own in'm u" more, and
dr'pr'l n'",'E into the familiar
chalr o. th" iiuiiii1r dtal5 llo put
Dol. HII' n.i Hiuus Do desk and
lIll hl. h'al Hl'.l in'Hl TN, cum
ul"ti'r iou,H' lie began 10 be
Aik'n WITH gns'is of emotion a.
viii s"hs ON, cumulative touch
The 'omwuu cating door opened
Ani Nf uf'Hn' appeared ~"
starred at sabre lu natouudcd indig-
nation nero. must
-i must ndh1lt
sabre 'Iui'h'I nu hiH Dry and
i''f lI' "hNlnE IT, turhed HwittlN
i' MI Fortune and pGt Dis hands
600 the 1rtns ui The chair to rise.
a rurio'a look came upon hls
tto' H' said ~ say. I'm sorry.
Im sorry. II can't get mp"
MI Forum" doomed cant get
ur.
40 say. think
'~l'''hinkh hNplehed 10 me cam
F'l up
The door opened Hapgood came
.u. ana Noha.
sabre SAID. Hn, Hapgood
Nohn Nona' ] say Nuun, think
f~oni,ihlnEs happened Go me J
'on t'l Up
chans" cam" over his taco. lie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

l'unt.r health experts. who are
htpt th"fC tu d. your advisers
'i" coulnon conception OF any
on OF public health agency Is tina,
d IL expressly for poor poopie.
This Il not true. Poor and we'll.
to-uo alike are expected to take
advantage OF tho facilities offered
by % public health agency.
When they give you advice. i
should be followed-always. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

" thou draw out Inv sui ca the hungry, utHi
is.si5 ,lt gtilictCd sCui tlru shall ihS irht ri~'
~ ub-ruri,N, amt fhA dart n,ss he 90 tbs unindny,
t1d he Lord shah guidc the continually -isabit
a.. o..
is trtr freedom lat tu break
IutorH fUf our own dear sake.
And with iopthoru ho1rta forget
That $50 owe. mankind "a drhf
Sol Ttu, freedom Dr. Co share
an tho chains orr brothers wear.
Ana with heart and hand 20 he
Earnest go nuke others free
james Huespl Lowell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

CIvll War. shake
"a wicked foot
when "a fhvat %
staged q dauriup
G. few
day < Gam
mon entered tng
liffa The flnpp
O. u,d l%cilyheuns
and Jazz hound
had % good laugh
when be showed
uf ana auuounc
ed hc was some
dancer
" hen tho con
test was over ~
IN b upgni
mUuHly awarded
Cannon fir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Ir,nN \ wonD nvrRY n.

To-day word o. E~XCHEQUIj
u pronounced eks-cneck.|
wi,h accent ON Tie second syilai|
~ means %trcayury. nnrtii
larry % national treasury. .unl
hign'N. place whore money is keI
" comes lrum-4pld Frcn
"sohcpu.er ch'ssh0ard: frC
late Latin sngcnrlum.'
u 81 used IKE this The Z
rhcguorg ui moot European cou
tries tuduy are in very bad ca
dillon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

one
This IL tho an
swcr Roswell Mil
.ici, son-in-llw Of
lc late Andrew
Carnegie, gives To
thnfo who wonder
whyl lIe recently
accepted an In
strUctorahip In the
deunrtincnt ~ New
York university at
"a salary that ap-
p-rON.mates s. 900
"a ycnr
Tic interview.
fhc first Miller
has giypn since
nr murrIru Mar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

Secretary DENLY has issued an order pro
shifting the use Of naval radio stations for
hroadcastng political speeches Of congressman.
The order is announced rs temporary. II
should he made permanent. There is plenty
os political dope !. the air now, without clutter.
ing up the radio waves with it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

y almost
e. - m or nitN
large or m !,
there are public
h ealth agencies
brought into be-
Ing aud support
cd hy the tax
uuycrs money.
such agencies
are there solely
20 rcrve and help
you
Il n employ
competent a o c.
tors. nurses nnd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
Carnegie's Son.
in-Law Is Glad
To Have a Job

NEW YORK. April ig-"S0cic-
ty' say. / never ala GO in FOR
that racket OF course. ia rather
"a Sob. That why IfVp r,f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

Tho syrinns regarded mournlI
Tor tie dead as an encminatc pra
firr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

The only L.uglishman who ev
became pop" WAS Nicholas Brea
spear. who was Pope Adrian I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19

prize. not 0n account Of age. but
Tor grace and agility
Been dancing an my life.
atyf Cannon can dance an
around those modern dancers. I
nctcr expect 20 get loo Old to do n
little stcpplnpt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
:1OuAndl
BNAlbert Apple

Tho baseball aoason gets bader why II has been
Tho national sport since the knlrkorhockcr club OF
New york CITY ctartcd the world = nrst organized
baseball club in laA5.
Sis years before that, Abnor Doubleday took paper
quill pen. "a ruler ahd an inventive brain, and
mapped out the diamond Ahner certainly started
apuothlng lie would have heart failure u he could
comg nacE and see a hlg-learuc Eraudstand audience
in action.
You never can tcii what you re starting. Some of
the thlnga recently brought into existence VIII plY
nF hs "a part in future American NE as baseball now
WirriesH. Tor Instance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-19
CHANGE

a form of baseball was played thousands ~ years
nEh ufnnuT the Greeks. Colonial yuunpaters OF
Gcorgc WnshinEton'a day played town bail
The knlcko7burkor club. which originated modern
hHenhnii lu fhib. had 90 first rival In The New
York Nine.
Juno 10. 1886, the two clubs met az lioboken, n a.
in thH nest real baseball contest. Nnickorhockcrs
lost rs 10 !, though rules then in force gave the
iecition 10 the first team scoring ~ runs.
IN that first match II took only four Innings 90
win The game. a batter was out u The ball were
caught on a bounce. Pitcher. instead of hurting,
used straight arm motion,
Only thing that hasn't changed IL the FAM
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-17
4 SIMMER BYRON

The Tower passes the question up
10 Eli as 10 whether he ought 10
declare an open season on poets or
offer a reward for the identity OF the
bird that wrote this ode to a tele-
phone girl at the down town hotel,
which entertains the Rotary. Kiwanis
and other clubs.
DOROTHY"
Dorothy is the girl with a million
dollar voice;
Dorothy is the girl of my particular
choice;
She's wonderful and sweet as she
cap be.
And should you get to know her,
am sure you Will agree.
She's lovable. she's soclable, she's
just a real good pal;
And the fellows lucky that can say:
she's my gal,
she IS bewitching. she is fascinating;
she is really liked by all;
They are bewildered and amazed at
her million dollar Hello" cali
Some day this little flower will be
taken, from US, away.
And bells Will be telling that it's
Dorothy's wedding day.
She's a million dollar girl. with a
million dollar smile;
I wish were Dorothy's million dol
lar style
CYRIL Y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-17
TAKING 4 CHANCE

Chang shu Yik Chinese neurologst writes:
Americans seem obsessed with desire to 1--we
longer than nature them 10. whenever
medical specialist advances theory about how TO
ward of old age. he instantly sweeps the popular
imagination. Just now, II is monkey glands
But. mark this Even If the white doctors found
formula for eternal youth no one would observe
the rules. They would pay the price for the
Americans live in the now. and give little thought
the future"
DR.. Royal s Copeland New York Citys health
commissioner. says that he knows how TO live to
100 years but Is not living up TO the rules
The with a weak and treacherous stomach
knows what foods ne should avoid, and he avoids
them-untn he really wants them
All OF US know that over-eating makes us
wretched in hot weather. But we go ahead and
over-eat
All Of know that moderate success requires
only the simplest rules Of old fashioned thrift and
general personal restraint Yet most of us ignore
the rules.
Nearly all our troubles and distresses result from
doing what know should avoid. In prin-
cple. we are like the man who. afraid of wood
alcohol, nevertheless takes chance with boot
logger
We usually unwilling to pay the price for
what want most.
a wise and philosophical poet named Jean La
Fontane, born at Chateau-Thierry 3O1 years ago.
wrote this:
A sturgeon, once gutton famed was led
To have for supper-au except the head
With wond'rous glee he Toasted on the fish,
And quickly swallowed down the royal dish.
O'ercharged, howe'er. his stomach soon gave way
And doctors we're required without delay.
The danger imminent, his friends desired
Hell settle everything affairs required.
said he. I'm that respect I'm quite prepared;
And. since my time so little is declared.
With diligence I earnestly request
The surgeons head you'll get me- nicely dressed"
Like of'us the gIutton died e lived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-17
ROOZE and BONUS

The first returns ten million vote in
curry being made by the Literary Digest 70 de-
termine the attitude OF the public towards booze
and the bonus.
The project OF this magazine IS by far the most
pretentious ever attempted by any publication in
an endeavor to secure a fair and impartial view Of
what is in the minds the citizens Of this nation
The character of that magazine a guarantee OF
It's high purpose and the method used in the selec-
ton OF ten million is such to insure it's
result as being that which official referendum,
were e possible. would give.
The first hundred thousand votes given In
the first report on this poll, but even this small
number is SUFFICIENT to show the trend OF public
thought.
The vote upon the bonus is eighty IN the mega
tive there being 47.46a ballots against the grant
Ing OF compensation TO 46,6O9 in its favor.
That would seem indicate divided public
opinion until you examine the sources Of these
woes
The states which returned heavy majorities
AGAINST the bonus were those Of eonservatively
republican east and the more conservatively demo-
cratic south The commercial centers strong
~ against but there doubt as TO the sent-
rnent OF the Heart OF America-the great territory
outside the influence Of banking and financial In
terests the states where the ideals OF the people
are progressive and forward looking. These are
for the bonus and Tor It emphatlcally.
out OF a similar number OF votes 2,445 voted
for the strict enforcement OF the volstead act So
COS for a modification permitting the sale OF nght
wines and beer and 22.547 for repeal OF the pro-
Aibiton.
That would indicate the sentiment TO be moist
rather than either dry or wet But there again.
tho source OF the votes is such TO suggest that
the final vote VIII show something entirely different
. from the nrst STANDINGS.
The only thing that the Foil proves conclusiveiy
is that the people. in every part OF the country.
are against the repeal OF the prohibition amend
ment and against any 10 the old days OF
licensed saloon and the sale OF whisky.
Add the totals OF those who strict enforce
rnent 10 those who are In favor OF modification ana
YOU have the measure OF sentiment against any
peal OF prohibition.
The analysis OF the source OF votes OF those who
favor light wines and beers Is than suggestive
Very few votes came from the states which have
haa prohibition before the federal amendment.
Kansas the state which has had Il for genera
ton cast only a few votes and these two 20
one ~ favor OF the strictest enforcement That
may be taken as the judgment OF experience
Colorado and Oklahoma. dry before the national
amendment voted with Kansas FOR complete dry
ness and the srictest enforcement suggestive that
real prohibition. II given fair trial and enforced
without favor and evasion viii win those whose
Judgment may now De IN favor OF some laxity as
d means OF escaping some OF the conditions which
r. present system. with graft its promiscuous