DANGER.
What a lot of talk lately about “Highways.” and how anxious everybody seems to Ik* to make the road safe for pedestrfcins. Our children, our future citizens, must lx 1 safeguarded. They are prepared to do everything fo»* “safety first” except remove tin* greatest danger, “Booze.” Not a day can you open a paper without reading that some Magistrate ha: (\ince I led a driver’s license for a certain time because he was intoxicated. If a license can lx* cancelled because a man is intoxicated, why not refuse to issue a license to any man or woman who is not an abstainer. Kvery drinker is liable to take enough to make him a menace on the road. Why not set “safety first.” and issue drivers’ license, only to those who run no risk of being intoxicated at the wheel?
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White Ribbon, Volume 31, Issue 368, 18 February 1926, Page 5
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140DANGER. White Ribbon, Volume 31, Issue 368, 18 February 1926, Page 5
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