ld become senators-at-large
for life.

70. Ex-Presidents of the United States should be pensioned for life at
full salary.

71. The United States should adopt a plan of compulsory voting.

72. The national government should purchase and operate the express
systems in connection with the parcel post.

73. Federal judges should be elected by direct vote of the people.

74. Two-thirds of a jury should be competent to render a verdict in
jury trials in the state of X---.

75. The state of X--- should adopt a plan for recall of state judges.

76. The state of X--- should adopt a plan allowing a referendum of
judicial decisions.

77. The appointment of United States consuls should be under the merit
system.

78. American vessels engaged in coastwise trade should be permitted
the use of the Panama Canal without the payment of tolls.

79. All postmasters should be elected by popular vote.

80. The bill requiring ----, which is at present before the X--- city
council (X--- state legislature, or Congress) should be defeated.

ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL QUESTIONS

81. The Underwood tariff bill of 1913 would be a desirable law.

82. The federal government should undertake at once the construction
of an inland waterway from the Great Lakes to the Gulf (or from X to
Y).

83. All raw materials should be admitted to the United States free of
duty.

84. A state law should prohibit prison contract labor in the state of
X---.

85. Federal government control of all natural resources would be
desirable.

86. Municipal ownership of street railways would be an advantage to
cities.

87. The Henry George system of single tax would be practicable in the
United States.

88. A graduated income tax would be a desirable addition to the
federal taxing system.

89. The boycott is a justifiable weapon in labor strikes.

90. The federal government should enact a progressive inheritance tax.

91. The coal mines of the United States should be under federal
control.

92. Employers of labor are justified in demanding the "open shop."

93. Irrigation projects to reclaim the arid lands of the West should
be undertaken by the United States government.

94. Courts for the compulsory settlement of controversies between
labor and capital should be created by Congress.

95. Industrial combinations commonly known as "trusts" are an
economical benefit to the United States.

96. The United States should establish and maintain a s