| Show j THE ATLANTA Constitution suggests I4 i il I sug-gests that if one desires to think l i I i well of the future of this country I r i he must keep away from the statistics i statis-tics of the school population as furnished I I fur-nished by the census bureau We ii I I have in the country in round num II J hers 18000000 of children who ought to be in school 10500000 of II I them can read while 7500000 cannot I can-not read and are not in a way to i li I I I learn to read One half of the millions 1Or i mil-lions of illit will in a few H i II years march up to i ballot box as I voters the otherif or L will become I i mothers probably of another lot of ignorant people Can congress representing a i re-presenting the people and having a N care for their best interests and for 1 F i the preservation ot the government I can congress afford to regard the J 1 II I prospect without definite action I |
