WHAT HAVE YOU SAID TO-DAY?
Have you seen anyone interested in prohibition, anyone not interested, anyone against us, anyone whose interests you dor't know? If so. have you said anything about the branch of ihe work you both have in hand, anything to rouse enthusiam, anything to help win someone over to our side? Are you making it a rule to say something about the work daily, if you don't see another human being, then urgently in your prayers, and write a line to someone? If you can’t think of anything else to write, are your subscriptions paid up to date? Sending those in may be just the encouragement your Union officers need today. Have you seen any children who don't care personally, or don’t really know much yet, about the work they will have to carry on? If so. have you said anything to help or to interest them in it? It is the personal word that counts, what you say. It is the form your t\oughts and prayers take, visible to others, that will not only win this election, hut help to make sure the law is carried out, if you care enough. KATHERINE MERCER
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White Ribbon, Volume 30, Issue 350, 18 September 1924, Page 8
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197WHAT HAVE YOU SAID TO-DAY? White Ribbon, Volume 30, Issue 350, 18 September 1924, Page 8
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