Does Mr. Underwood now advocate
self-government or government by him
self for himself?
What will YOU do? . -1
Realizing that someone must make
this fi2ht for the preservation of the
principles of democracy in our State
and jh response to the demand of those
who believe in the people's right to gov
ern. and at a sacrifice of my wishes
and interest I-permitted myself to be
entered into this race, so that -you may
liave an opportunity to casf your vote
for a candidate who will choose only
those who will cost their 'totes
for a progressive democrat, whose sym
piUby with the people Is unquestioned,
and about whose .prohibition views there
is no doubt, aud who will' be in sym
pathy with the forward moving democ
racy of- our State.
FOB PRESIDENT
L B. MLSORoVb.
When you give your endorsement to
me you know that C will never trade
yotir vote and your choice in support of
A) Smith's and Tammany's candidates
and platforms.
Will yon. permit the crime of the at
tempted robbery of the iieonle's rights
to be accominislied or will you re
pnfliate such political chicanery'! Are
you willing to aid this attempt to de
fraud the citizens of our State"' Where
does yoyr STATE PRIDE plnt'e you
in THIS EIGHTY
Whit the Candidates Stand For
WET OR DRV''
Underwood lias, been continuously
wet. He voted against the State pro
hibition amendment in 1|>09. He voted
against the eighteenth amendment
(prohibition) .in Congress. He voted to
leave the question of selling of liquor
to a vote of the District of Columbia—
on account fo his convictions—when
half of tlie voters there were negroes.
He is now being actively supported by
the Association Opiiosfd to Prohibition.
