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NZ Truth, Issue 881, 14 October 1922, Page 10

Mr. "Pussyfoot" Johnson! You have stated at all your meetings that the Drug Evil has not flourished under Prohibition, and that hundreds of Homes for' Drug-addicts „ have been closed since Prohibition was introduced. Now here is a ' Cable Message m all New Zealand Papers Last Monday: " DRUQ TARING. INQUIRY^!* Sti7.s,A. Greatest per Capita Consumer. 1 . (Rec. October 1, li.s ' p].m.) . 5 ' NEW YORK, sept, 30. It is understood that an investigation conducted by a committee composed of Messrs. Hughes, Mellon >s and Hoover found that the United States is the greatest per capita consumer of drugs ilk the world. As & result of the investigation President Harding has decided to open the way to hold a conference of nations to discuss this cjuestion.— Aus. N.Z.Cables Assn. [Note. — Mr. Hngkes is Secretary of State, Mr. Melloa Secretary • »f the Treasury, and Mr. HfpVer Secretary ;_of Commerce]. What have you to say to 1 THAT, Mr. Johnson?

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Every- of realising my ambition of becoming ' career for thousands, and- is endorsed thing is very simplerand lam sure a pianist, biit,, fallowing you instruct-.-bv the most capable 'pianoforte ar- musiG* would be. a -pleasure for every- tions accurately, I found you turned • fists and tutors one. if they learnt your way."— J. A. out a musician as well as a pianist You'll begin f to 'plav simple melodies JOHNSTON, Eureka, R.R., N.S.W.- Although your Pianoforte Course is riirht' from the start and m one "I am pleased to say lam progressing so wonderfully simple, yet it is verjr. 'month you may master and play^ ver y favourably. The simplicity of coniprehensive, taking m the whoto many simple but beautiful selections; y° uiv method, is wonderful, and the , construction- of music. One.of the and rapidly be able to play any tune 1 thing lam most pleased about is the greatest reasons for its success is .. 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