p. 24 | Another “Liberty” Extra by C. S. Longacre

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 11, 1916

Another “Liberty” Extra

By C. S. Longacre

SINCE another drastic press bill and a very important Sunday bill have been introduced into Congress, we have been constrained to get out another Liberty Extra, dealing with these issues. This present Sunday bill is especially dangerous, and will probably pass if no protest is raised. No doubt the organizations desiring Sunday laws will put forth a supreme effort to push this Sunday bill through Congress. We need to put forth a special effort to offset their influence.

This Liberty Extra ought to be placed in every home so the people may be informed of the effort that is being made to restrict the freedom of the press and to curtail civil and religious liberty. The same persons who protested against the other bills should be given an opportunity to protest against these two additional religious measures.

A good way to help meet the expenses involved in this campaign is to use the current number of Liberty magazine in connection with the Liberty Extra, and sell both together for ten cents. By ordering fifty or more of the current number, they can be obtained at four cents a copy. It is an excellent companion to go with the Extra. The Liberty Extra can be obtained at $1 a hundred or $8 a thousand copies. We should work earnestly to secure signatures to the petitions in the back part of this Liberty Extra, and send them to our Congressmen as soon as possible.

C. S. LONGACRE.