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Introduction

Realizing the need of a manual on citizenship for the new voters inKentucky, the author has endeavored to compile such information on thegovernment and its workings, as will be of use to all voters,especially the ones just entering political life. A strong appeal ismade to the women voters of our nation to prepare themselves forpublic life by keeping in touch with the issues of the day as well asthe functions of government. While it is a great privilege to takepart in public affairs, and study the questions of the day, so that wecan vote intelligently and criticize justly, let us not forget thatthe home is the most sacred refuge of life, the nucleus around whichall pure and true civilization is formed, and that the chief end ofall good government is to improve and protect the home, the church andthe community.

Will you take part in building up your government and establishing"High Ideals" and true democracy?

EMMA GUY CROMWELL,
Frankfort, Ky.

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CHAPTER I.

Citizenship.

Good citizenship means doing well one's part as a member of thecommunity in which he lives, and carries with it certain privilegesand duties.

A citizen is one who has the rights and privileges of the inhabitantsof the community, state and nation, and as a duty should equip himselfso as to render the best citizenship possible.

There are two classes of citizens; nati

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