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The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25
Looking Backward in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Norember a5. 1909.

November 25s 19OS-
Mrs u. NJ. Valentine. Mrs. A. A.. God
and Miss Lillian Valentine entertained 40
guests at a reception at the Valentine
home. 625 Polk street, between the hours of
and O'Clock, this afternoon. in comph-
ment to Mrs. Ralph Valentine, a November
bride. Assisting the hOstesses. who re
ceived alone. were Mrs. f. A. Townsend
of Atchison, Mrs. George A. Clark. Mrs. w.
l.. Trump, Mrs George T.. Stitt. Mrs.
William Macferran, Mrs. w. S. Clancy of
PocatelIo, Ia, Mrs. L. S. Ferry. Mr.. J. n.
Bair, Mrs NJ. A Hammatt. Mrs w. w.
Kitchell. Mrs. Bert Taylor. Mrs. Eugene f..
Stotts. Mrs NJ NJ. Miller. Miss Lescher. Miss
Van HOuten. Miss Alena Church. Miss Wa
ters. Miss Fe Waters, Miss Walker, Miss
Ruth Campbell. Miss Guen GODDARD. Miss
Lillian valentine of Casey. Iowa, andsMiss
Esther Rauch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols were the
hosts at an informal evening Thursday for
Mrs Charles Wilmarth of Sacramento. Cal,
who is spending few days with them. The
others asked were Mr. and Mrs Fred Free
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Akers. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wear, Mr.
Robert Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Crane, Miss Mary
Thompson. Mr. Lew Bronson and Mr.
Horace Hall.
Miss Georgia Jolly of Kansas City who
was the guest of Miss Esther Chamberlain
went to Manhattan Thursday for a short
visit before returning to Kansas City.
Mrs. Dan Clements of Kansas City who
has been visiting Mrs. T. J. Hankla went
home tOda.-.
Carter have returned from a visit to rela-
tives at KnOksviIIe. Tenn
DIR. G. Il. Reed and Dick Reed go to Kan
sas City Saturday and return Sunday
Kansas City, who will spend several days
with the Reed family.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25
CLUB NOTES.

The Art club will meet Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
P. Adams, 124 Greenwood avenue.
Mrs. ]. H. Gender and Mrs. c. W.
Baker will be hostesses to the mem
bers of the w. T. K. club Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Con
der 1897 Van Buren street
The N y. S. club will hold a meet
ing Tuesday. November IS. at the
home of Mrs. W. F. Thompson, 1885
College avenue.
Mrs. J. F. Tamblyn will entertain
the members of the z. n. C. club Tues
day afternoon at her home north of
town.
Mrs. L. A. Gillette win entertain
Mrs Charles Sprengs team of the
Woman's club at her home, III Fill
more street Monday afternoon The
team members are urged to be present
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25

full value, or maybe a little more
| according to the brokers. Because
women don't redeem them as they
used to. The pawnbroker used tC
be safe in lending the extra amount
because he knew that come what
| might, no woman would give up thai
| symbol of matrimony. Now they let
| it go as easily as they do last years
| earrings-so the accusation goes. And
| the pawnbrokerS who didn't realize
! the change in customs find themselves
with lot of unredeemed gold bands
| on their hands which cannot be sold
for. the amount they lent on them.
/ Maybe it's sign of changed feelings
about matrimony itself, and maybe it
isn't anything half as serious as that.
Probably not
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. George Crane left Friday for
her home in Long Beach, Cal. after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Edison and
Mr.. and Mrs Euge9-e Bowers went to
Lake View today for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Burnett will leave
the first of the week for Tulsa to visit
over Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
X S. Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Rember of In
dependence are in Topeka today. Mr..
Rember is the lessee of the new Hotel
Kansan.
Fur remodeled. Baer's Hat Shop.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. David Page will spend
Thanksgiving in Emporia, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Kerr.
Mr.. Clayton Kline has returned
from Lawrence, where he spent the
past week on business.
Dial 1883 for Xmas Photos-Hodge.
Mrs. Ella c. Hermann and Miss
Kathryn Ritter, of Sioux City, Iowa,
will be the guests Thanksgiving day
of Miss Winifred Meeker.
Mr.. Charles Mitchell will return
Sunday from Chicago.
Mrs. John Helfrich, Mrs. Glenn
Hudson and Mrs. Jane Disney spent
Thursday with Mrs. NJ. Baird, on Lin
denwood avenue.
The Ladies of the First NJ E. church
will hold a Christmas Shop at the
church, Sixth and Harrison. Tuesday.
Dec. 8. Luncheon will be served from
1880 to 1:3O.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Elliott, of May
eta, are spending the week end with
Mrs. ]. F. Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward sGunter will
motor to Lawrence Tuesday to meet
Mrs. J. B. Whitenack. of Kansas City,
who will return with them and be
their guest for several days.
Sewing school day and night classes.
717 Van Buren. Dial 7062.-Adv.
Miss Frances Dell Moore, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
W SOAlLtSs VI OIlldIldY Ned the
past week, has returned home.
Mrs Brier's team of the women's
club are prepared to supply you with
Thanksgiving or Christmas Mince Meat
Old Phone 1466-New Phone SSO2-
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abrahams will
leave for Baltimore, Nd. Sunday.
Dorothy Yates Candies fresh every
day, 81 a pound. SIG Topeka boule-
ward New Phone 6401-Adv.
Mrs. G. G. Bell spent today in Law
renee.
Governor Allen went to Wichita
today.
Hemstitchins. Baer's Hat Shop
Adv.
Mrs. Lee Monroe will go to Kansas
City Monday to attend a special meet
ing of the Kansas City Good Govern
ment club.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25

of the council, of which Mrs. c. ].
Beckwith Is president. On Saturday
they will have home cooked food for
sale. Many useful and beautiful gifts
can be purchased at very reasonable
prices, and at an early sale to help in
the Christmas shopping.
- =
The West Side Christian church
will have the annual Thanksgiving
supper next Tuesday evening. Novem-
Der 2S, beg inning at s O'Clock. A reg
ular chicken supper will be served
After the supper there will be a pro-
gram and the church orchestra will
play during the evening. There will
be no admission at the door, and ev-
erybody is invited.
y y ;.
The Wah-No-Quahs of the ToItec
Rite will give dance at Kellam hal.
next Friday evening.
y y \
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark enter
tanned the Maple Leaf club and their
husbands Thursday at an evening of
bridge.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25

studyingl No burning of the midnight
ofi-no pondering over the Architec-
ture of Ancient Greece or the number
of squares on the hypotenuse! So
now 1 lay me down to- sleep-for two
blissful days L shall sleep-sleep-
sleep.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25

The largest swinging bell in the world is
one in a Catholic church in Cincinnati.
Ohio. The bell weighs Is tons
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25
Did You Know

Eitelman makes fine Mint Patties for
parties and dinners. any color and fla
vor? Only soc the pound-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25
Famous Portrait Palmer Dead.

New York, Nov. 25.-George Henry
Story, who won fame as am artist thru
his portraits of Abraham Lincoln, died
of pneumonia here yesterday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

ba Ell Suitrl, Der er meaet ilinfere
emo ham ielp til at isre BOG % or
mcaet pilie til of eisre oct ogiaa.
Eaa mango Sarme or Der Ell 9nttcr
eIler Ssn, Tom er rigtia ell Grpert I'll
at fsre BOO iaa iimpeIt, gpbt % fort
fattet, at enbber, iom fan lGie, bill
fiuSe &ebe | &canifabet. Set font.
mcr iie fife on paa, bpem iom ferer
goe paa Sarmen; men oct fcmmer
iig tteaet on paa, on @caferilen blir
ilie, at Sarmeren peb &egnifabsa a-
rcts ltbgang fan ie, enten set bar
gaact frenloper mcb ham elIer ogiaa
bcn @eicu Seua iporfer,
lit % Tut.
s Sioen melIem S,son,ar lite %
Dfarts lite Ifilloe enbper Sarmer OBJ
tage cit bctalieret Sorteanelie oper,
bpao ban cier, % bpae ban Itplbcr,
iaa Oct blir letoinSt at fsre BOG oper
SorretuingerL Iao 2iitcu ifitloe 6ar-
mems &Proi, ,&rroien al Sarmopre.
ne, sober, @rsn, Maifineri, 3ontall'
ter paa Soaneen, Geu9e / @aufeu ell
Ter rblaant D. I. b. optegnes> Spoo
ban Ifplocr, maa ogiaa opisreS> Eaa
ben Maaoe fan mar faa ct Sperblit
coer, bpaS man pirfelia or pGrb,
naar maj, bc9pnoer lit Iarsrcgnifab,
Wtun fan begpnbe meb NegnIfabet
9tarts lite; men paa @rrnb al Snb'
tretsifatten er oct greiere % nler let
pinbt at begpnbe oct BEN lite Sanuor,
@eapno iimpelthen Sanniar lite al
fsre BOO oper SnotGeter 90 llo9iiter,
Haar Iaret CT oirrnle, fanI man oo LEI
sisre cp mcb its ielu peb igien of op'
tage Ell S%ortegnelie oper, hpab man
eicr, og bpao man ifplber, bpilfe llb.
glitter man / Iarets 9eb bar bapt %
bpilfe SnotGater. 9ctte er notllr.
Iigpis ct meget cnbetil @ogbolberi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

men set flarer fla iaa laitgt, at man
uoen 8anIfeligbeS fan reane ITO Srb,
tratsifotten eiter set. SSor 9ruecre,
iom tibt flptter, or BET ofte melt greit
at beepnoe &egnitobct lite Wiorts.
sscr off Oct onoe, De ariitne /
Ioreues 2sb bar giort MOB Snbia.
nerne, bar bisie iaicn sipet oS Nais,
gsnner, "Eumpfins" eler @r9sfar,
"@ourb" Get SIaas IeIpuer),
"Squaibes" osiuu ct SlueS Ores.
forl Soliiffer % Goteter. Gents
og Glarf meb fit 6sIge ipiite @ais
eler "SIint Corn" hos Manoon.SSSn-
biouerne | norooeitIige Nortb Safota
@intcren tS04-.-5.
= Ssniere trioc$ life iom DC ifllI.
DC bpis De life bar Inlconing iii at
babe iia baaoe ttbt og oite. Ger ifiI,
sc ocricr ON &interei1 itaa en- pio,
ariub 3osie fplbt meb let, tor Sorb,
&eiitep eller folbct ailloife paa et
Steo | SsniebuiCt, bpor Solen iianr
Sen cit Stuno ON Soqen.
1us paa, al Neite, &ucr oa ii9r
Sous bar NOT Al Gus % iriif quit,
- I peb cn1trCut ale al os or,
SiIiGlSer, on Sric brpnote i,eo fort
Sib eiter, of SoriitringStiben par no.
lsbeuL 2as oct life bG,toe ucgeil al
os,
5 1919 bIcU Ser | SoreneoC
Stater heitet nGiteu t71a 0iiaicner
Cons piIbt Spi ira Ererie % 9ap,
LAMB,
ut male EtoisfoIber mteo apr,
net paa for &eite % Spiit er life al
anbeiaIe, men for alier og llngfrca.
tircr err oct / fin 0rOen OF giere SET,
5 eu Bulletin ira @iscouiiir
Experiment Stotiou on9aoenoc "Sn,
oculaticn" al @uI9plarteirs gipc<
bl. a. islsenOe Raooe: II Spr a:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

"inociilote" &sbfIsper brug 9afte.
rier fra Rsofleper, Wanrtotb SIe-
Der, Illitc, "Grimiou", "@gpptian"
eGlcr &piofIsocr, y Sor at "inocu.
late" AlfaIfo brig 9aftcricr fra gl-
ialfo, bpio Ssbflsper, glil Seoftsper
eller "DeIlop Srcioil". 81 Sor OF
"tnoculote" Sope 9@rter brig @ofte.
ricr ira Sabc.sGrter, "Sielo Yea",
"hotrp" &itfcr, &aarpifter, piloe
&iffer, "brooo" 9snuer, "9entil",
"Sneet Gea" cler perennial Sea.
Sorb ira ct Stpffe, buor iliee 99lg.
planter bar oorct, fan itrecS oper Oct
Stpffe, man oil tiliaa, eller man fan
faa fisbt @afterierne ira Ell Srebaub-
Ter % "inociIIere" Sreet, inoen man
ioor oct.
- S~sofleocrirp har meget ofte ioa
bouro Silo eller Sperilooe, at oct bar
paniteli9t icr at bIi giennemblsoet
AZ 6ugtt9bebcu / Surbel, og Tor oct
ifer, ipirer % gror set life. Serfor
ltiiloc man hellt tipbe "icurifeo"
ScbfIeperire, 5. y. y Srs, iom bar
gaaet aienncm Ell Qtaifiu man fal.
Der "Scarificr", Der riper al liot al
Den booroe SfaI. iao Street fan gro,
Gn Wano | MiSipiIri pooitpo
oltiN, at hans &cres Sens bragtc
ham Cab | Stc0et nor @epiuit. San
orep ieIp liOt meo SeiteapI % bapoe
lagt ITO ct Ear Suiino Collars for
~fulbbloO$ Sopper, aonen qau oo0
life op meb line Sons. Sum beapnOr
re ~iirtpeltben at isrc BOO oper baooS
&oppcrnc og Spniciloffen. Sa ct
Iar bar or1nle, funoe bun meo lpurt
paa bptot beoiic for lin @enal, at bum
baooc Ell meact bebre Tipibenbe al,
hoao bun baooe logt no for fine
Sens, enc ban hopbc al sc Yenae,
s,nn honoe lnat ,b FOR line Spppcr.
ct Ior hopoc bun 800 brute Seq
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06
Zen nue Mdaoe.

Gotten er reget Ienr, io9Is neb faa
timers ReIentrltm ct Tibet StpHe OF
StprreIIe ipm en- Grit
Strubebpite - frdmsastis. - 9nto
gicfs rigeIig oper 8rnit % Gals tnbttl
8anifeIiebebeu for at trrtfe Ganbe blt'
Der linbret. en- Nuoeubeiie er pdulies
bis moi. Sor at ~forebbsge Strlibeboits
| 9sbet af Ratteu, glib en- COB Snbsnib-
ming oner Gals % Britt oeo Seneetios
oe tilbrt uteb oarnte 6lonreltsier.
Snfnen5a. = Srobs gpibemien fibs
ite Giuter ficnoes meeet Tibet iii bernie
Spsbont - END life ben Spire, Der be-
oirter Ben, er eubuu HE beiteurt paaps.
get, % noget beitemt Rtobel mob Sn.
fuensd er iaa blot man tierber erSnu
Tile opbaset. 3 ale 1iIfGIber burbe
en- S9ge itrar tiIfalots.
@icfe fan Bib brlist Tom et iIbbens
oiet TiSbeI / SorbtrSelie nteb 99seuS
SebanbIiue. Suis ipu auoiit for Suns
sebetGrbeIie.
Spr at uubsna S~nfHen5n. - Sns
fuen5d er en- Spebom fpm forpIdttes
20 uSbrebes sisuusm Sppttet. og ndnr
iroaanbst ansrtber Sptren SIimbinees
ne elIer 2uitrerenes Sinber. SsIp bette
er life abioIut iiifert, men be fIefte gin.
toriteter or eutee ON, or mnrl rsb OF
brlbe Spitemet / epo Sprfatuius idnit
2uftrsrene ftimuIertc os frie for Sprtiss
lslie bar ben beoite Wanoe bpprpaa
S%pgoormeu fan afperges.
CT opHsf,Ic2 - N.r S~.IX-R ia
@iets | en- sic often os Rorsen % Ut
Sorbunftuiuserue bernf ~inbaarpes. inrtt
II bet anbeubes soSt oppe / Reieborerne
fere @anee ON 9asen iGrIis naar
man ferries boor mango er foriamlet.
SunsebetGnbelie. - ~ Senb for
bin 9ese oeS Oct fsrife Segn paa 2Itus
ssbetGrbeIie. (2) Ssspro stsbIitfsIis
N~npenbeIieu al Gicts iom ct uSpenoigt
@iibbeI. Sor Sun~sebetanoeIis anpens
bes Sicfs uosetu9r iom forsifrepst for
o~IoorIis 6prtisleIie | Srpitet. Dor iuIos
itrubts ~9rupsarntsuirs ie msbfslssuSe
GnpiSnineSbefte.
Spipulmeoe IdnsIcr - Sunflitis.
Gnpeno @icts ion brust for ianr
Gals.
Sisbuie. - Seite er en- %ieI0bser1n.
Jet Spspom. tnesnSs lin sesu aurs IA.
rcuoe fra unsle iau Tiger til Here 9taas
ueoer. Ser er iutet fIsrot beiteurt
Niboel - gicfs sr AT SGrSi / at Iette
SoitsarinIreue % iaaIspeS afoarse no.
get al \bsu ip9fferSe SnohpceIie paa
Spiteuet. @uiS gietS soot tnS lanes
8reraNeu. fra SaIien til SoiterRs. fur
al liuore BEN u~erusie Spruoius. Aus
peub iaa Il Snls % Srpit, % tileGt
uleb pGrIu SLAMMED.
Siefs sr life msut at trgse iitebetfpr
Ssse. - Ser De isrite Sumptumer paG
en- aIporlie Spsoom. ianiom Sunsebes
truoeIie, burpe Ell Sarge itrnr fables,
9,au9e andre Ouoer. iaai0m tr6Hiif
aatarrb eler peoparenNe 0oueSpiRe.
tlruger eu goo SGgeS SinSuois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06
Gnsisminaer for Brneen atVt6s.

WnoiSmineer for Brneen afUt6s.
Gsrbnnfninsrr af gistisbeb. = Scr
Spgbomute acknowledgements,
iaaiom EorficlcIier. Ii9ser en- flor Sc!
Ct @1rbten / gtefs / bets f%trbunftenb:
SbaIiteter. 1erfor. uaarionhsIt gicts
anpenoes paa Gals eler 9rpit, burot
man bore unbpsseIie for at IaSe sIGs
hsrne bore IsSe ruuot 8alieu % Sen8s
flGberne arrauseres | Sorm at en Sratt,
iaa BE- ppitaaebe 5orouuitninser Seroeo
fat tnbaanbes.
Parmt Saast alGbe. - : 5iIfrIhcr
Ct n,eset beftise SoriisIeIier, iaar SaIf,
Soite. be9pnoe,toe 9rnecbetruoelic oio.,
ftulbe ct narrtt nauct SaanofIGbe IG8'
scs ODER SaIS ps grrit for at aabue
SuDens Eorer for M~npenheIicn at 8icts.
Irtf Guft. - ) 6perflob al fr't
Suff ! Soueo9relict er Den beSite glaa
&c til at ~forebnsse SorfisleIier % Suu.
ceibsoomrne, Oct itprtsr 2unserrr oS
latter Sbitsmet iitanb til al aftaie
~EoriisleI1er.
Ni.bma. - Gicfs er iuacn ~&ur" foe
afrbma - iduptpt. bt beb er Der iuser
iaooar. 5, mango SiIfrIber eiper Dog
@icfs 3iubrirg. Crib bet sobt inb ODER
&psraben. fra SaIisn til Softcrrt. for
CT liuore BEN ~nerpsie Speubins. ar'
rerb bette iaa rieelie oner Gals "a
grpft peo Sensetib % tiIb0f nieb BARN
Slmlnel. Sientag ofte % hao altt6
CuerbreOelen los, iaa Sornuuitutus
genre rieeIig fan iubaanDes. SnleIt pgs
iaa 8icts / en- Gle os inbaanb Sorbuuit
rineen Oeraf, lieeiom liot in,sres Op I
Si1ieborerne.
Urpnfit, iaar Sals, Surfjaelfe / gru.
fret. = Spis Il SilfeIoc er aluorlig;,
arrrenb f6rit ct parntt, paaot SaanbflRs
De ooer Sals % grtft. Crib iad
Giets sobt inb inbtil &ubeu er rob.
ipreb tptt paa % tiIbGf uueo to Spf.eI,
Ter al parue SlauneIteier.
aatarrb, Dortislelie / Sppebet. -
SnsIt Iibt 0icfs i en- STE % inSuauo
Sorbmituinssu. Susr osiaa soSt op /
go9ieborerne. Der er faa mango 9arin 8
iioner al aatarrb. at en- competent SGqt
oltib flIoe furiuIteres. Sor mango
SorIne er bog @iets fo~rtriufigt. SpIs5
en- balb fbcifefulb Gait / en- Ytnt parmt
9dno os traf libt beraf op / Reien 9f
Ten % Morseu. Sntsr iaa rigeIig al
Gtcs ida lan9t op | RoSebcrerne iont
muIis, inuisnbe bet eOot inc | Suftres
rene,
Gbras JorfjSleiie. - 9icfs er tlar
r1rbtfuIbt | 9~ebanblttg af SorficIeIie
hos Dsrn. 90 iiben bette or en- rbpers
zig 4ehanbIins, foritpr berfor life ben
beIifate 5orbsieIie hos Sern. Zen beo:
ite Ylan er til Stapigbeb at bape gict3
raa Saanben % anpenSe ber rieeIis o.
sfte heb be isrite Eeen til Snue.
0ogenbe Born tr9nser Sperflob al
firth 9uft iamt 9eaeusbcp9eeIie, og .;
iiuloe bolbes meit ml,lis noe | fit 8uft.
fsIp ON 0intcren,
Soite. - Nnpenb @icfs Iom anpiIt
fer 5orfisIeIie ! 9rpit oe Sopeb, os bOis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

borns % en- 6ortieneite al $1,7S2.9t
liant sgeoe lin Slot meb Sons FOR
200 Collars. Sioen bar Wtanben /
MiSiouri alorig flaeet oper &cnens
SgniefIof!
Snu % oenb paa oct, iom s
pil - set er enooa min faite Sperbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-06

piSning, at set er beore al. ba no9et
at iGlge iii biaig 9ris emo Inlet ia
at iGlsc. Get er life aleue ooarlige
Sriier, men mer enooa Sleieriets %
6raooierietS bitre Srligt, ri MI bar
at fiGrnpe imoo. DC, iom life tober
Icbet, piL ieire t~iIilllt.
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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
The Appointment of Federal Judges
BY the State Superintendent

There good deal of interest awakened the state in
behalf OF the appointments expected the future OF two
Judges will remember that this is the
position that held by Judge Lands deal OF the work
done by these judges should be behalf the enforcement of law
That those interested the Eighteenth Amendment and
the Illinois Prohibition all naturally interested in the
pointment of the proper kind OF Federal Judges
These appointments made by the President They
however by United States Senator's This becomes
appointments the President Anyone that the
President and IT, s. General who of has much
with Offices and the United States Senator's
geter program before any appointment becomes possible
There be disposition the of Senators to
this responsibility leaving the impression that the President makes
appointments that the Chicago Bar Association
be followed that else is responsible
for these appointments This be- The Chicago Bar Asso
merely O. Ks list of who mentioned for that
position There according information which to
be authoritative which have been approved by
the Chicago Bar Association Those interested the enforcement
would President and the United States Senators
approve appointment would be approved by the Bar
But the Bar Association does pick particular
That be done by the President and the Senators
This appointment important that those interested law
fail that OF the vital issues in
the Prohibition that has confronted
Senate who ignores the demands Of
good government proposition like this
the right OF support from the interested in law and
order.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
REPORT OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT F. SCOTT MCBRIDE
TO THE ANNUAL MEETING OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE ANTL-SAL0ON LEAGUE OF ILLINOIS, MAY "a

more active League year than the from
May May 1922 has been experienced There has
there many do than
All this the face of the fact that the brewers
saying edoray that the AnSaoon League
should This journal representing the brewers has been
in habit asking for the things they knew would be best for
brewery and for the Antsaloon League
We have follow their advice They
asking traffic That would bring back
per old traffic In addition it would that the
prohibiting the of whisky and other liquors could be
saloons would become easy oppo
tuniy for law voators.
One League year just ended has
an-saloon folk have agreed with the brewers
journal conformity fast disappearing Our natural
fighting friends are returning finish fight
When William jennings Bryan fighting Prohibition plank
Democratic platform their national convention San
editor of the Continent religious journal
stated that Mr. Bryan should live issue He said that Proh
bon settled and the dead Only few months
ago issued stirring call TO the forces who responsible for
writing Eighteenth Amendment into the Constitution saying
reload the old gun Again recently this journal
urges dry patriotic forces stand by the nSaloon
League of that there still much do by this
organization other Here his words
still the Continent said that the full
of the AnSaioon League by the churches remains vital
for the National Prohibition? there
the AniSa1oon League
essentially needed than them And is the Anti
League all other vital action knows from
how that loyalty and also how direct take
buseye To let the Antsoon Leagues
the job just would be almost
trying unkabc Assurcdy the churches who made the
tremendously effective the battle Prohibition
the of the fight TO hold
We will save time this movement if we fight together and all keep
fighting until the fight enemy lifted the white
have had enough dare not quit
Tighten our blows
survey present discuss the AntsalOOn
League is today under the following heads:
II. The Ani-saloon Leagues Opponents
The Ant-Saloon Leagues Operations.
action No what method of organization
or how the fight viii come back to the one great fun
mental that the strength and power of the Antsaoon League movement
Premnendy the League organization church
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
STATEMENT OF The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE ANTI-SAL00N LEAGUE OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY IL, 1922

The of the AntSaoon League the of large
the churches accepted of
Prohibition
by the nation by Unprecedented margin has fair chance its
merits Honest effective enforcement is essential such and
the securing and adequate legislation fundamental
Recognition of this explains the the liquor
nuiy the Prohibition Amendment by ham-strngg
through attempted egazaon by Congress OF beerwhh
is fact prohibited by the Constitution
Therefore of America pur-
without apology anything
thing and lawful that defeat the conspiracy of
criminal oulawed against the of the Consu
orderly of this asks the
increasing support
morality and vital patriotism
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-06-02
Program Of the Anti-Saloon League Of Illinois for
Legislative Session Of 1923

defensive shall the repeal of OF the
sections Illinois Prohibition and the passing of
legislation avong the ocaled beer and light wine
gram which a effort o bring back the old traffic
aggressive shall favor these three propos1on
The such amendments to
strengthen the Illinois Prohibition
appropriation the attorney general to
legal in the of enforcement and
investigation relation to these legal
Fergus legal work exclusively the hands of
general of this that this
S necessary
We shall Illinois Prohibition Commissioner Bill
similar Michigan Wisconsin and
other Commissioner Bills The Commissioner Bill
Ohio has brought the 6000oO three times its cost to the
state