Liberty Magazine Features by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 19, 1914

Liberty Magazine Features

By Editor

"Just a Taste" of Two Thrilling Articles in the Current "Liberty" Magazine, Which Also Contains Eighteen Others Just as Interesting!

You have missed a great treat if you have not read the current or "Thomas Jefferson," "Religious Persecution," and "National Prohibition" number of Liberty magazine. Read the rest of Attorney-General Bowman's speech to the jury, the speech of Mr. Simmons, attorney for the defendant, Brother Rooker, the judge's charge to the jury, and the verdict of the jury, all written up by Prof. Chas. S. Longacre, our editor, who attended the trial. Read also Thomas Jefferson, President Wilson, Speaker Clark, Secretary Bryan, and other noted men on Human Liberties. Profusely illustrated. Cartoon showing unfaithful church leaning on the arm of the state, well worth $1.00. Note also two-page photograph in the center, showing the vast audience on the United States Capitol steps listening to Senator Sheppard and Captain Hobson speaking on the proposed amendment to the Constitution to abolish the manufacture, sale, importation, or exportation of liquor. Tear out the Petition Blank and start the list of signatures with your own name. Full text of the proposed amendment appears on the back of the blank. Send $2.00 for 50 or $1.00 for 20 copies of this great number. Circulate it everywhere. Ten yearly subscriptions, to ten different addresses, only $2.00. Regular price, $3.50. Send in your lists of legislators, college professors, public-school teachers, clergymen, attorneys, sheriffs, and judges today. Address your tract society or Liberty Magazine, Washington, D. C.