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Th e service has been:planned.in been filed' i his court,~ and «that recognition of those first voters who judgments are being docketecl on are about to assurne the ful re- each and every case wheïre there sponsibilities of citizenship. is no record of the de fendant "In America," said one of the, haiting maude a personal appear- sponsors, "there is. less recognitioni ance,. or payment of the ful of these young~ people than thiere isi' amoitnt as demi~a'nde d by the of those who corne. frorn foreign order of the Board of County ands and becorne naturalized. Feel-: Commissioners.i ing that we have been aitogether, too niatter-oif-fact in our absorption of new, voters, who have merely to Justice Scherzer further announcesý Étate that they are 21 and tô regis- thaàt he has not appointed or author-1 ter- for votmng, the mmnisters have ized any person to act for his court., donc sornething about it, and tis and regrets that he cannot recognize1 Gpecial service is the resuit." 'correspôndence from taxpayers or . . lan arie Proramtheir attorneysý as ail affidavits and TePlnVe rogram l rcueptitc objections must be filed in person Thic;proeranll includte Uitedotc ider proper oath. Taxpayers are Stansc aites to the Chisiatedg; warned that payrnent of a*iy amoGÜt shotat a ntofCh risi ags a of oany other person will not be recog- democracy: a suggestion as to t the zey hJuetace cez ind by hi cuties of a citizen; an address by hand aeackowegedby Jon Toman, the Hon. Bernice T. Van der Vriesan kowegdbJhnTrn, on. "The Privileges of Citizensh i CulYtraue, nter eua ~r~<rpq hua iidgpns'onens'1~i tax bill, their tax is not paid.