SOLDIERS! SOLDIERS?

Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 12

SOLDIERS! SOLDIERS?

■ o All soldiers who havo served overseas are entitled to vote at any polling booth, whether enrolled or not, on production of their pay-book or other status certificate. [l9O-3]

[Published by Abraxcement.] INCREASED TAXATION . -■» ■•■ When America carried National Prohi-bition-the American Liquor Revenue was 450,000,000 dollars, or £90,000,000. What fresh taxtflon did they propose? Absolutely none! The Yankees are no fools.on the dollar. DRUGS, DIVORCE, CRT.ME Remember, the answer to every liquor statement, by cabl? or otherwise, aboutdrugs, crime, divorce, etc., in America because of Prohibition is: America, tried it first in 28 States, and now insists on having it for the whole nation. Which knows best? Liquor Trade here or the Americans in America? (Special to the ' Cape Times.') "PUSSYFOOT" CAMPAIGN IX SCOTLAND. MRS LLOYD GEORGE TAKES A PROMINENT PART. LONDON'. Wednesday, October 15. Mrs Lloyd George is taking a prominent part in the opening of the- "Pussyfoot"' Prohibition Campaign in Scotland. Speaking at Glasgow, she. said that next year the eyes of the Temperance reformers throughout the- world would be foi-ussed on Scotland, and it would fill them with despair if Scotland tailed in the h'attle. On the other 'hand, if tii-ey won the vieto rv it would be a great itimulus to the world to go and do likewise. She depended on the. women to .see the battle through. The liquor trade was fighting for its life, and would use all its resources.