Judge — November 14, 1925 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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Tam only a high school stude and ever since I could remember I never missed a single edition of Ju T just can’t a jing out of my_shoes in ecstasy over 's editorials, I wish I knew him personally. These darned (I can find no better word) antis and so-called reformists get my goat. No movies, no dancing, and pretty soon no talking on Sunday makes me want to commit murder, arson and Lord knows what at the mere thought of them. Half of these hypo- crites are good not because of the them, but good in the thought of reacl and its rewards, I'd rather meet de T took biology in school and i lieve in evolution or not is nobody’ 's business. At least if I abide by the law, parents, and live and act clean, s I do my duty to I befieve t! God and my fellow man regardless of whether I attend Sun lay services or not. Sincerely, New York City October 8, 1925. Herbert Tannenbaum Why Not a Damper? To the Editors of Juvar: Gentlemen: Your attitude assumed toward the Prohibition law is reprehensible and unpatriotic. Do you belong to that class of human beings which prefers the slavery of habit to that of law? Are you ready to admit that mankind has reached that stage of development where he no longer needs laws to decide a wrong or ri ht es gurset f so, then Moore's Utopia is in ck number Oh courss W ls & tos digs of eaatbeed and bee dom to have the privilege of entering a saloon, carouse with the lowest and then mix with the stench of the gutter. Can you forget the evils of licensed drink so readily? Perhaps you closed your eyes to it, We alize you are Evolutionists. Many good men are. As an Evolutionist do you think your mind has risen above state of your bore og If it has, why do you not try to culti- te the higher tendencies instead of those which ie e‘leading to a reversion to type? What right have you to censure the K. K. K.? It seems to me that you have done more to pollute the minds of law-abiding people than the order you caluminate has done to harm the worst crim- inals. I’m nota K. K. K. I don’t believe in them. But then I don’t live in a glass house either. If you don’t believe in Prohibition why can't you put a damper on your opinions? In any other nation than this slavery ridden one your ideas would be taken care of in terms more serious than private complaints. Tn closing, did you ever hear this? Confirm thy soul in self-control, Thy Liberty in law. Questioning your policy, Mra, Emily 7. Baily Carmichaels, Pa. September 28, 1925 Thank You, Miss To the Editors of Suna: Gentlemen: I’m just a poor hard working girl that you make so much fun of, and I beartiy ep- prove of your doing so. What do these old fos udgets want, a new edition of the. ghee ects High-Hat column is the best ever and you certainly can pick the winners on the Best Steppers. 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