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“Liberty” for First Quarter of 1916

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 30, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 64.

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“Liberty” for First Quarter of 1916

By Editor

THE contents of the current number of Liberty, now ready, are fully up to the high standard maintained in the past. From the “Open Letter to the Sixty-fourth Congress,” on the second page, to “Where Demon Rum Is Intrenched,” page 48, there is not a prosy article in the entire magazine. It deals with live issues throughout, and is a most timely number.
Where all are good, it seems scarcely necessary to specify individual articles, but the following might be mentioned as especially striking: “Is Liberty in Danger?” “Sunday Law Enforcement in Tennessee,” “Religious Liberty in Peru,” “Origin and History of English Sunday Laws.”
The Editorial department has fifteen articles, every one of which has some striking feature. We might mention the following as being of special interest just now: “The Oklahoma Sunday Law Prosecution—Defendants Appeal Their Case,” “Dangerous Legislation Proposed,” “The Platform of the Religious Liberty Association.”
This number of Liberty is appropriately though not profusely illustrated. The fourteen pictures it contains all bear directly upon the subject matter of the magazine. This is sure to be a popular number, and should have a wide circulation.