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The Washington times., 1922-12-18
To
HOLD BOND
ELECTION
New Roads Issue Date In
Arlington Set for
January -.

CLARENDON. Va. Dse. 1.-THE
special election on the bond issue
for new roads win hs held In Ar
lington district on January -, 1888,
Judge Samuel q. Brent. OF the CIR.
cult court, announced yesterday.
The announcement was made At
q special mass meeting ct the homo
Of A. ], Porter. At this meeting,
attended by many prominent cit-
sens, u was decided TO ask officials
In charge Of the bond issue whether
the provision OF Sis.oo0 for Wilson
boulevard could b increased.
The resolution also asks that con-
crete on Wilson boulevard b. sx-
tended from Bolivar street to the
railroad crossing and from this
point TO the new Military road ut
Rossiyn. II also seeks ta have
Judge Brent more clearly express
Just whore Wlshingtou avenue 10
20 connect with Wilson boulevard.
The following committee VIII take
the resolution to Judge Brent; A.
@. Jones, J. Thomas Manning, y,
y. Porter, DR.. r, N, sutton. J, u.
sharp, Or. w. \ Boyer and Her.
bert Porter,
4 spscial meeting Of TIE Clarsn-
don Citissns' Association has been
called By @. r, Taylor. president,
for Friday night. The bond. issue
win b discussed.
The regular sieotisn of eeficers
Of Columbia Lodge, No, asS, A. y.
and A. NJ, will be held tonight In
the temple IN Clarendon.
James Roswell Piakin. formerly
Of Ciarsndon but now of Cleveland.
and Miss Lavapia Atkins, Of Alex-
andria, were married In Aisxandria
yesterday BY the Rev, Wtlliam J.
Morton, rector Of Christ Church.
The couple lett tmmediatsly altar
the ceremony for Cleveland.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

The Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding.
Bishop Of Washington. visited Rock.
Vile yesterday morning. confirmed
q class and preached In Christ
Episcopai Church, and in the after.
noon confirmed q class and oc.
cupied the pulpit at Ascension
Church. Qaithersburg.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
MANILA COPS TO HAVE
NEW YORK STYLE CLUBS

MANILA. Dec. 1s.-The chief Of
police Of the city Of Manila has
under way . plan to equip the
night police with special night
clubs similar to those used by the
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
MEMORIAL FOR
kENs|NGT0N.
SOLDIER
81. Paul's Church Celebrates
Anniversary Osdlcatss
New Social Rooms.

twsnty-fifth anniversary Of the dedi'
cation Of the present church sdifice
|of 81. Paurs Methodist Church at
|Kensington was celebrated yester-
day morning. when the social rooms
recently added to the structure were
dedicated and three memorial win
|dows were unveiled, The members
Of the Cissel-Saxon Post, American
Legion. and Of the Montgomery
county units Of the Maryland Ma.
tional Guard were guests Of honor.
The exercises were presided over
by the Rev. u. Q. A. Heavensr. pas
tor Of the church. who delivered an
address. Others who spoke were
Mr.. Cissel, Of Washington, who 10
a member Of the ssel-Saxon Post.
and HI. L. Mcqueen. OF Capitol
View. A history Of the church was
read by Colonel Dsfandorf. Of Ken.
sington.
The windows unveiled are in
memory Of Sergt. John w. Saxon.
Of Kensinston. who was killed In
the Argonne; the late William w.
lWheGtley, q charter member Of st.
Pauls Church, and Miss Baxter.
whose family ct one time lived In
Remington. The Saxon window,
which was given by the Cissel-
Saxon Post and st. Paul's Sunday
school, was unveiled by Miss Don.
ella NcCulioch; the Wheatley win
dow by Miss Nellie Corrick. grand.
daughtsr Of wheatley. and the Bax-
ter window by Miss Annabel der
dorf. The. Wheatley window was
presented by members OF the Wheat.
ley family, and the Baxter window
was the gift Of A. r.. Baxter. Of In
dianapolis, Ind. q brother OF the
young lady In whose memory It was
4 special musical program was
rendered by the church choir.
The Rt. Rev. ALFRED Harding,
Vile yesterday morning, confirmed
Episcopai Church, and in the after.
noon confirmed q class and oc.
cupied the pulpit at Ascension
Church. 0aithersburg.
The recently ly-completed buildings
FOR the Home School for Little Deaf
Children. which has been conducted
at Kensington for several years by
Miss Anna q, Reinhardt. was dedi-
Gated IN the presence of q large
gathering. The new buildings in
clude q school house fitted with all
the latest appliances and q hospital
building with the most up-to-date
equipment. The school building was
erected in memory OF the late
Alexander Graham Bell.
The exercises were presided over
by DR.. David Fairchild. son.in-law Of
DIR. Bell, who read q letter from Mrs.
Alexander Graham Bell. The dedi-
catory prayer and address were de-.
livered by the Rev. Robert Atkinson.
pastor OF Warner Memorial PreSby.
terian Church, Kensinston. The
benediction was pronounced by the
Rev. Thomas d. 'Windiate, rector of
Christ Episcopal Church, Kensins%
ton. An exhibition Of the accom-
plishments OF the scholars was an
interesting feature. Among the
notablss present was Mrs. Calvin T.
Coolidge.
By dsfsatins the Barton Hish
School team OF Ailesany county, ct
Haserstown Saturday afternoon. BY
the score Of ! to 0. the Gathers
burg High School team, winner Of
the Montsomsry county high school
championship, won the soccer cham
pionship Of the Western Shore Of
Maryland and win compete with the
Tederalsburg High School team,
Eastern Shore champions, for the
State championship next Thursday
afternoon at Easton.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

police of New York city. These
clubs are 90 constructed that when
struck against wall or pavement
they produce sufficient noise to
be used instead Of whistles in
calling aid. The sound produced
can be heard oyer . considerable
distance.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18
MERCHANT ship
MA|hSTAY Of
DEFENSE
Absolutely Necessary to Y. 8
AZ AlrpIane Cruisers,
Z Says FuIIam.
BY REAR ADMIRAL w. #.
FULIAAM,

y. 3. n. Retired. Formerly Oemmanaer ~
the Pacific Rlsst
tcepyright. 1874. ~ cesmopelitsa
News service,)
A merchant marine II moro neces-
sary to the United States navy to-
day than ever before in our his
tory. No fleet and no army can
ever again cross the sea unless II
carries with II enough airplanes 70
command the air above itself night
and day. Otherwise. It must stay
This statement defies contradic-
tion. The writer would not make
It without the support Of the best
naval and military minds at home
and abroad.
Experts In Agreement.
Admiral Sims declared that "com.
mand Of the air means command
Of the surface Of the sea and the
land" Admiral Scott. Admiral Kerr,
Admiral Holl and other admirals OF
the British navy say the same
thing. Admiral Won Sheer declares
that any fleet commander who ven
lures across the sea against q su'
perior air force will suffer many
Q serious disillusion."
Admiral Fiske of our navy II Of
the same opinion. He has declared
that O weak surface feet with an
overwhelming air force win over
come q stronger surface neet which
has an inferior air force. The evi'
dence is conclusive.
We now come to the point-the
vital Importance Of the merchant
marine in air. Battleships ana
cruisers cannot carry many airplanes
on their decks. We have no mod
ern plane carriers. though the Nevy
Department and the bureau Of navel
aeronautics have asked Congress TO
supply them.
But when the carriers are built We
will still be at q perilous disadvantage
against q nation which has q su-
perior and powerful merchant ma
rine. Every merchant steamer OF
large sixe can be quickly converted
into q light hurricane deck from
which planes can take off and where
they can alight. BY this means df
enforce our feeo q foreign nation
with numerous merchant ships may
comamnd the air.
On4 moa6e o. Atback.
In such an event our fleet win be
ut the mtrcy Of all maritime nations.
It is by means Of an overwhelming
air force, transported by q merchant
marine. to REINFORCE its fleet. and
by such means alone, that our coast
and our county can be attacked or
threatened from overseas. An Ameri.
can merchant marine as an adjunct
of the navy will protect US. Nothing
else will.
In conclusion It IN clear that the
movement to kill the subsidy goes
straight to the nations heart. It II
ruinouss to our commercial pros
perity II peace. and II 10 fatal to the
country In war. It In unbelievable
that the Congress and the people Of
this country will play directly into
the hands of foreign ship owners,
foreign sailors. foreign labor, and
the farmers Of every Agricultural
country In the world by sInlxing Sa,-
000.000.000 worth Of American ships
and driving the Stars and Stripes
from the seas. We shall see.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
WHERE is YOUR YOUTH?

Has the passing OF years aged YOU
unnecessarily? Every day you see
women young in years who appear
twice their age. Why? III health
II" doubt. brought on by continued
nc lcct OF some physical condition pc
culIHr TO the sex.
Many women suffer needlessly from
troubles which can be relieved by the
proper treatment in their own homes
too. Yet there are just a few which
require the services OF surgeon.
There arc none. however. which can
not be benefited by the splendid wo-
mans tonic-St. Josephs G. F.. p.
st. Joscph's G.. +. T.. Is compound
of vegetable roots. herbs. leaves and
srcds-all OF which possess medicinal
properties we'll known TO the medical
lr"f"ssion. G.. F. =. will strengthen
n" weakened conditions OF the fe-
male Gcncrative organs. correct ir-
r"Gulariiics: in fact, this splendid
pr paration serves the purpose OF
81 &"rai system tonic.
J"seph's G.. f. +. is sold on a
]" tive guarantee. II no benefits
;.'' rXp"ricnced from one bottle your
'1';cGiSt will refund the dollar which
You paid him. \ Confidential BOOKLET
WI he gent YOU free it you will clip
nad mail this to Mrs. Martha Cancer,
bon 1907. Memphis. Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
GOVERNOR GUEST
AT LANGLEY FIELD

Continued From T'rnt raRcD
hfi"en member, OF h,A stuI and seY-
eral OF tho wives Of h!H colonols.
Tho party vas mot by Colonel
Richmond j. Davis. Colonel Chnr'cs
II. Danforth and Colonel james b
Mitchell. head OF tho military reser-
vations on tho Peninsula. and taken
10 Langley Field Lieutenant Hamlin
and the Legion men had committee
TO greet the Governors party.
The luncheon took place at noon
ana the pretty clubhouse was deco
rated for the chint executive of vir-
Ein!a Colonel Danfor'h presided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Siekler, or Washington Miss Mary
Comfy, Miss Frances Porter, Miss
Pauline stnhiin, Miss Agnes Noyes,
Miss Sara Porter and Harry Porter,
Of Charleston, and Robert Porter,
of TioEa. w, Va.
~ Home Of Parent. for Fourth.
Miss baurice Brook white has re-
turned Ia Richmond after spending
the weekend IN CITY Point as the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs, Barkrdale
Warwick. Mr.. and Mrs Warwick
returned Ia Richmond with Mis-,
White They were Mt the homo OF
Mrs. warwick. parents. MIR. and Mrs
Horny Walden ON West Avenue. for
July I.
Hride Of King md Queen.
Tho wedding nf Miss Annie Warner
i.atana and William Flea, HaEby
OF stsvensYillo. took place a, II
o'clock on tho morning @. Juno "a
at Burlington Baptist Church, King
and Queen County. Tho ceremony
was performed b. tho pastor, Rev,
r. w, Page. Tho church WAC deco
rated with ported plants and c-cr-
green's Tho wedding music was
played by Mrs. w. T. McGeorxe
rho bride entered the church with
nor father. who gave her In marriage.
-he wore dress Of brown crepe 10
chine. With hat To match. and ahc
carried bouquet OF brides ros-s.
i!e- only attendant was her sister.
Misa MARY l.Btann. NJ maid OF honor
NIss latau" wore white crepe dc
hlue. DR. Bagty. OF Newport News.
Was the YroOm's best man. and tho
lsh"rs included Messrs. william,
NUrh. Harwood. Courtney and John
Harhv: Harry and Louis I.atanc. DR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

after tho reception for tho Eas,
They returned HON. July 10 Lewis
burg Those assisting in receiving
~ the reception were Miss MARY
caldwell Miss Martha Caldwell. Miss
Caroline C2uln. Miss Sara Porter
Miss Martha Taylor. Miss Mildred
Rlhtle. Mrs. Redmond Burke TN.
guests from distance Included Mr.
:" Porter. ~ Charleston: William
l. wright 81 Richmond. Mrs Dennis
'alhweli OF i.vnchhurE; Mildred RIB
ne. Of Petersburg: Or and Mrs |!
!. Traynham. Mr. and Mrs. =, Il
Hunter Miss Caroline Catiin. Of
sweet springs; MISS Martha Vaughan.
~ N.M WI. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
FIFTY YEARS AGO

woman In Lynn. Mass, was sleeping
herbs on her Kitchen stove according
10 n recipe OF her own, to furnish
m ed!c!no for tho women OF tho neigh
horhood. Today. a stones throw from
tho litto house where sha lived. there
{, n four-story laboratory. making tho
same medicine for the women OF ths
world. During the last year almost
500 tons OF carefully selected herbs
~ere used In tho manufacture Of
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound,
4 woman's medicine for womnn's
ailments. Have you tried tt?---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Thomas hatnne and Or. hpbert ta-
tame
The vending was followed hr 4
reception nj he hume vi The gropm
for The wedding party md the Inn
mediate families The bride Is n
daughter Of the late pf. Thomas In
tame "f King and Queen County,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ragbr iaft after tho
reception for n wedding trip NJ
pc"nh View They will be nj home
at a'eveusril,o after July !.
I'm hhd out Of Town
Mira, Juliet NJ. Kai.h ha. returned
10 INchm"nd after spending the
month uf June In Lexington
Miss Virginia Morton In tho Husr,
Of M'ss MARY Ross Foot at her
country home, Royal Orchard. In Al.
Iomarle County,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Governor Trinkle was the lone speak
or and his ,nih was brief md OF MI
imprpmptu character.
See. Flying n- unin Fails,
Although tho rain greatly inter-
Tered with tho aerial circus arranged
by the Colonel pndd Post. surcrhrr
Trinkle was given or opportunity
OF witnessing sensational dying hr
the hirdnen In the rain, Til" mon
rave about everything knawu To the
hiers for the entertainment OF tho
4ursrnor and his party, Governor
Trinkie Expressed admiration at IN.
iar'uE of tho airmon and told tho
tomnlittno that no had spent n mos,
ieliahnul and entertaining day nj
ihT dying fold,
Tho program NJ Langley Field In
t'uded flying, 4 horee show fro
works haseball game, and athletic
'eRturce. hut tho rain marrod these
features 20 ruch nm eStont ~ to
eliminate somo of tho best nttrac-
tons.
Governor Trinklc and his party
left Hampton for Richmgnd on tho
+:27 train over tho Chosapcako aud
ohio. Those IN tho party wero GOV
ernor and Mrs. r Lee" Triuklc,
Colonel and Mrs. Hiram NJ. smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
FORWARD, ADAMS
AND SANDS SPEAK
Charlotte County Celebrated Indc-
prndcnrc Dny ut brakes

Especial to rho Timcs.p!.patch.l

Especial To Tho TimcE-D!apatchl
BRAKES BRANCH. VA. July a..
Fifteen hundred citizcnr OF Char
lotte County gathered hero today for
a Fourth of July celebration, tho at
tendance being curta!lcd because OF
unfavorablo weather. Patriotic i'd
dresses wero made In the morning
by Alexander Forward. Of Richmond,
and Bcrklcy -. Adams. OF this county.
both members OF tho State Corpora
ton Commission.
After dinner, which was served IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

thc grove. an address on cooperative
tobacco mark citing was delivered by
oliver J. Sands, Of Richmond. who
was introduced by William H. Pet
tus, Jr. Tho baseball game between
Drahcs Rrnnch and scottshurg re-
suited In Ito,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Colonel and Mrs. Harry n Houston.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas J. Randolph.
colonel and Mrs. II. a. audh Coionsi
and Mrs. Jnhn RatplIns, t'aipnei and
Mrs. walker tuttrstl, Colonel md
Mrs. John w. Williams. Colonel and
Mrs. AZ n webb. Colonel aud Mrs.
Hiram Wall. Mrs Garrett Wall
colonel danes I Disney, Cuiane, F..
I. McFaden, Colonel II, \ GILLIAN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Thcater Calendar
LYpIc-ReI,h ,ovaorl,,,.

L1RIC-Relth vaudeville,
6lJOU - "Other w q In n a
Clothes, and UuHtcr Eeaton, In
my ~ife'n Relations"
IN.JTqnIKD-Fran Mayo, In
out OF the Silent North" cduea.
tional comedy.
BROADWAY - "Penrod," with
Freokles Harry.
COLOS1AI-Jack Holt, In Tho
Man CnoonqusrahIc."
ISIa-"Tha ANGEL Factory" and
special comedy.
ODEON-W Wallace Reid, In
''Across tho Continent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

"ersary this evening and wore. AZ
homo 10 their friends iron, T,s0 10
Thursdny, July I. 1872. In ~, Iamaa
Church. Holloway. London. F,nrIond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Celebrate Their Golden wedding.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. July -
Row. and Mrs. Joseph Paknr cc!e-
brated their golden wedding ami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Loc"l Temperature Yesterday.

=. u. temperature .. G
Maximum temperature TO y. M.. c
Minimum temperature. 20 . =. N 8
Mean 'em?eratur. y-s'-rdsy . s
Norma! temperature FOR tni. dat. :
DeNc!-ncy yesterday ..........
Excess since March >.
EIcnhs sinco January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Inrnl Observations at y =. VI. Y..trr,lay.
Mind direction. norih.ss w!rd ynIo-,,,
2. weather at y. ", rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
In~nl Rainfall

Rainfall IA hours ending y. NJ az
Rainfall - hours ending J.. M :.
Excess since Nsrcn " :,
1.Icsss aincs January :,
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Special Data.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-28
Scandal-Mongers

Did hear Of who found the greatest delight
Of life besmhng the characters of other people? We have
heard Of such ftey be found the country in
villages. and in cities They will by Of virtue and
be attracted but mucky puddle Of scandal and
drink tho they slipping from deecable of
disc Homes have been wrecked because Of the vicious activity
Churches have split deacons and
confusion Of the work Of that
body
"unruly"
very dear Christian lady whom knew for many years
remarked that she mentioned
another she could that with
a wholesome mind and a harmless tongue
Scandal usually plays the lips Of evminded people who
would willing do the evil they talk about but afraid
The Of Berea relatively dispensers
dial We have better that than places
its But lest should be tempted indulge spreading
scandal beautiful streets The Citizen calling attention
to the odiousness Of il all.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-28
THE WOMAN'S CLUB

The first general meeting Of the
Woman's Club for this year was held
on Wednesday. September 20 at the
home of Mrs. Edwards.
The president, Mrs. Best, in her
opening talk, gave a sketch of the
work which had been accomplished
during the summer. She was con-
WINGED the sacrifice of individual time
and effort had been worth while, and
spoke optimistically Of what could be
accomplished in the future.
During the summer the Constitu-
ton Committee had remOdelled the
constitution which, after being read,
vas adopted.
Favorable reports from Home Ec-
onomics, and Health and Hygiene
Committees as to what was done at
the fair, resulted in a decision TO
continue the efforts along the same
lines for another year.
Some delightful music, rendered by
Mrs. Richardson and Miss Grosscup,
closed the afternoon program, and
everyone went home telling happy
over the prospect for another year
of work and social intercourse.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-28
School and Agricultural Fair

School and Agricultural conducted during
the last eight Beea usually the month Of October
been moved 10 allow time make additional
which the eleventh hour order that
this occasion might be the successful Of Of its KIND
heretofore held Bea This enterprise has received the un
qualified and of
responsible that have for their
the promoting Of the social civic good AT Commu-
nifty held which twenty
organizations represented unanimously agreed
this School Agricultural Fair the outstanding
the direction Of solving community and neghbohood
problems deserved the Of ana
within its reach
The School Agricultural Fair is touch every
phase of community life 1t aims reach the home the school,
and the farm The exhibits Of stock poultry cooking etc. will
deal than the they bring in the form
These exhibits will offer opportunity for the
nghbors different sections where they shake
hands, exchange words of greeting and where they VIII inevitably
good Of all II will offer
opportunity for the children into ecreaonal games
sports Of kinds Children love to play II
good them play This School Fair will offer them the
chance Of u life time.
This enterprise is seeking touch Southern Madison
county much Of Rockcast lies within its reach 1t is
democratic enterprise unbounded by creed class party
There Will be question about interesting the children in this
program Children usually ahead their parents 1t
hoped that the fathers and mothers will this fair bring
ing their samples their prize cooking
All entries poultry, be made
Thursday November End Poultry entries will be made
Saturday. November The November 3rd will be
which children Clubs will take
active in the of putting attractive stunts II
weather uncomfortable the Tabernacle will be well heated
with that nobody need for fear Of suffering
from cold
The caalog is on press will be out the
week Premium lists be had The Citizen Office
the County Agents Office Look all of the departments
II you N interested get interested.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-28
Hello, "Parie"
Northwestern Christian Advocate

Northwestern Christian Advocae)
We recently profitable hour with Professor NJ Gull
ams Of Berea College Kentucky where such noble being
done Telling the heom displayed by these youth he reae;
how several strappng dressed cudest
clothes with his wardrobe tied CLOTH presented him
self the president of Tennessee College The president looked
him and asked what brought him there His reply
git education What have got?" asked the president
"Ant nothin, replied the youth What W"
next asked the president Don't know nothn back the
reply The president looked him second time and decided
to him his chance Work about the school provided and
the fellow enabled thru
Last while that official Paris approached
by gentleman who asked II the president him.
pied that he did not e" the fellow who didn't know
nothn When the president could his
asked What doing here?" 81 the head of
Of the largest electrical firms in
It's like quarryng marble the hills
Of these rugged youths.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-09-28

greatest criminals in nation the
nsers Of crime the determined foes Of society and
authority the inous debauches Of the agents Of
Department Of Justice the drunkards God pity
tbem saloonshose club houses Of criminal
politics The greatest foes of
and duly constituted authority brewers and
dsses inspire lawviolang propaganda order to
dishonor nation that they FIJI their pockets with gold
As touching my profession, the best sentiment of edu
physicians of liquors medcament and
stury rantroduction Of light wine beer.
minority utility in the occasional Of liquor its
rrac6c many hold that this minor advantage be
such readily be foegone in view Of the good the
whole nation Of absolute prohibition and in view Of danger
the wedge and Of the already obvious debauchery Of
number of doctors in their abuse of the privilege
prescribing liquor II has degraded hundred II thou
sands, of physicians to the level of bartenders.
Thank God Prohibition is here stay spit of the opposi
ton of often other ably daily papers;
spite Of conventions presided by noble but visioness
there eliminated the
those whose Illicit by Of the Eighteenth
Amendment Add this the diminishing element who
acquired inherited thirst there will
stana majority of the best people EARTH who will ream
dctum of Pontius Plate "what written have
written"