The American Prohibition Year Book for 1910
By The Editor
"The American Prohibition Year Book for 1910," edited by Charles R. Jones, Alonzo E. Nilson, and the editor of the Prohibition Press, Fred O. L. Squires, published by the National Prohibition Press, 92 La Salle Street, Chicago, comes to our table filled with all sorts of information which every temperance worker, as well as political Prohibitionist, needs. The minister and social reformer will want it. The politician and statesman ought to weigh its arguments and facts. We have not space to list a tithe of the good things it contains and the information it gives on the temperance question; it is multum in parvo. It contains 256 pages of latest data, tables, diagrams, facts, and arguments, arranged for ready reference. The diagrams are very forcible, and figures we are assured are accurate. Cloth, 50 cents; paper, 25 cents.