Article March 7, 1931 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from John Fischer Williams, Barnes, Calvin Coolidge

[Sir John Fischer Williams, in the Century, New York, New York]

The growth of good law means not the suppression, but the growth, of good liberty. ... Law is not in its essential purpose a thing of prohibitions, thou shalt nots; its prohibitions are addressed solely to the possible or intending criminal. To the rest of the community law is an enabling and a liberating force.

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