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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15
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THE ROMANCE OF DAVIS NOUN
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By Carlysle Graham RahL
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15
Situation, Rsnfed-Female

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PRACTICAL nurse solicits nursing s2eJM-
YOUNG lady stenographer having IN
ished business college. quick al figures and
good at phone, living with parents. Tisnas
position Phi 7110-
NURSE would Ike care u patient. elderly
person or children. any point west pref
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

OIL LEASES-We have some 400 acres Of
oil lands adjoining extensive developments
In WfbarEer county near famous Burk-
nett and Electra fields. almost proven ter
ritory. agreed by biologists 70 be the INST
promising section in this county; we VIII
sell in blocks Of desired dimensions 20 re-
sponsible parties only for immediate de-
velOpments act quick. going fast Wire OF
write Tom Summerour-- Trustee. vernon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15
Heb Wanted-Biale and Female

HelD Wanted-hiale ana renlAfe
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WANTED-An experienced colored waiter
good wages The New Mexico cottage
sanatoriun. silver City. y. ~
WANTED-spanish-E ngiish stenograp her
must be accurate and neat and able 70
translate from one language TO the otner-
Address " 132. care Herald
FIRST class bookkeeper. must be neat:
capable and energetic. room and board and
good salary personal Interview oniy-
Hendricks Sanatorium-
WANTED-Steady man or woman for
lunch counter work. out Of town. So
month. board and room. address I ~
care Herald
WANTED-Principal Mexican school. sal
ary sI25 per month. nine months school
must be able TO speak Mexican. man pre-
ferred. c. v. Compton. Fl stockton. lex
WANTED-3Iexican or white girl or
young man as cook Van Noy lunch room
on stanton by Stanton station A. II
Robertson. MEr-
HELP WANTED-Good telephone man
take charge OF operation and maintcnance-
small rural exchange. wife take operator s
trick. no children Valley Telephone Co..
Anthony. y. ~
WANTED Man and wife 10 work on
cattle ranch. woman 20 cook and care lnr
ranch house. man 10 do general raacn
work. steady job f0r rlrht people I'd
2e5s or address W ~ Pence. 1917 Mon
rana St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

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and picot edge WORK
done on short notice. any kind OF ma
terial- Singer Sewing Machine Co. 2os >
FL paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

ON QUOTATIONS.

These quotations furnished daily by J. s
Curliss & Co. Hotel Sheldon
Fort Worth OILS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

THERE Is no need 70 walt when
your credit IS o. k
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

NEW sIEXICO
SEVEN LAKES OIL FIELD
Trade your oil stock for a valuable
lease in the next great Oh field;
the only place IN New Mexico
where oil is known TO exist in
commercial quantities
CONNERS g. WALK.
INVESTMENT CO.
St Regis Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

MAN with business experience. well
recommended speaking four different
languages and having his own auto seeks
position with some business concern
willing 20 60 anywhere address L ia.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

4 LIVE WIRE accountant. office mana
ger and correspondent IS open FOR a posi-
ton; a high class man for a high class
position. ten years experience. college
graduate. married. 81 years Of age. at
present an officer in the army. only those
who wish a personal interview need an
suer. Aldrass z 22l. care Hold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

AOA Nj married man emp .oyec during the
week wishes position as chauffeur for
private family on Sundays. will consider
evenings ALSO necessary on account OF
high cost Of living Address y 1S5. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15

! MUST have a jch at once. prefer place
where publicity and secretarial experience
would be valuable. but will accept any
decent opening. preferably one with sal
arg am a young man with family. healthy.
capable and energetic. accustomed 10 high
class connections, but am a victim OF cir
cumstances that make II necessary for
me 20 find employment right now. Please
call 1881 or 4sl5W and give me oppor-
tunity FOR personal interview immediate1y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15
Situation, Ranted-MaIe


Mr. BUSINESS MAN-Are you in need
Of services Of qualified bookkeeper. office
MANI Young. married fellow wants 10 fiu
that service. best references Address
william care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-15
Personal

sPIRELIA CORSETs. Ms. MINER. Phi. $3.50
WANTED-Chiidrsn boarders- Pm SSl5W.
WANT TO know the address Of Nike Pluto
when last heard Of was serving Co 3. MI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
.ATARRH
Get Rid Of It By Medieatsd VapOr,
TIE Easy, Pleasant Way

You know the disaomforr q catarrh IN
inc head Il g not only offensive now.
Bat il nay lead to deafness. serious sto'n-
ach ailments. consumption OF ether dan
gerous disorders CT 80 necessity for sur
gical operation.
You have tried DOSING with medicines
ana have found no relieE But here Is
just what you are seeking.
The right way 70 rid yourself o. ca
tzrrh 10 stop the ercrGa chulent CT head
noises and deafness ard 10 keep your
breath clean ara sweet. Is 20 use Dr.
Biozser's Catarrh Remedy. i cones in
The form Of cigarettes you may smoke ID
usual way II also comes IN powdered
lor-u that you may either smoke IN a PIPE
% bum and iuhale tie healing rapor-
with your head eloEge5 and your brain
haiuddled-and perhaps even irritating
head noises or deafness-you siu1plFr take
, few whiffs q soothing. healug mcdi-
Gated vap0r.
Look for delightful improvement from
day 90 day. Many have reported g com
riete lasting cure By following ehs simple
direetlous-
Live longer and happier b sure 70
get the guaranteed Dr. Blosser's Catarrh
RsmedT. Accept nothing else II IS for
sale By all busy DRUGGISTS Or q you pre-
fsr. zsad 10 cents lsiiTsr or stamps) for
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
RUPTURED?
TRY THIS FREE
Hoade7ful Invention Sent on 30 DAYS
IriaI Before You Pay.

Simply send me your name and I
WIZ send YOU my new copyrfEhted
Egp2ure book and measurement blank.
When you return the blank I VIII send
you ny new invention for rupture.
y hen i arrives put il on and wear It,
Ful i u every test you can think Of
me harder the test the better you
VIA Ike it, you VIII wonder how YOU
ever got along with the old style cruel
spring trusses or belts with Leg straps
OF torture Your own good, common
sense and your own doctor viii tell
you il is the only way IN which you
can ever expect a cure After wear
ing 1t 80 days II IL is not entirely sat
islactorT in every Way-if DC is not
easy and comfOrtab le-if you cannot
actually see your rupture getting bet
ter and i not convinced that A cure Is
merely a question Of fime-iust return
70 and YOU are ont nothing Any rup-
ture appliance that Is sent on 80 days
trial before you pay IS worth giving
q trial Why not ten your ruptured
friends Of this great Offer2
we refer you 20 any Bank OF Trust
Co. in Kansas CITY
EASTHoLD CO. 295 Koch Bldg. kan
ees CITY nTn-Ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
WILSON NOT To
RECEIVE KING
Belgians to be Guests Of
Vice President During
Washington Visit.

Washington, D. c. Oct 1S.-The
king and queen OF the BeIgians win
not be received by president and Mrs.
Wilson on their visit u Washington
this month. They win be the guests
OF vice president and Mrs. Marshall
instead.
Secretary Tumulty today issued a
statement, saying.
1T IS regretted that the illness OF
the president viii make If impossi-
bic for the president and Mrs. Wilson
10 receive the king and queen OF the
Belgians and the duke OF Brabant as
their guests.
Leave for Arizona.
On Board king Alberts Special
Train Oct 1s.-After a week IN cali
fornia. Albert. king Of the Belgians.
and his party were eastward bound
today with the Grand Canyon Of Ari-
iona as their next scheduled stop. .
In a note king Albert directed his
secretary to send 10 Gov. Stephens
deep qualification for the reception
given him and his royal consort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Little Change
In Condition
OfPreSident
Specialists to Visit Mr..
Wilson Again; Hope TO
Avoid Operation.

Washington. D. C. Oct 1s.-Presi-
dent Wilson's condition showed no
material change today, but was con-
siaered satisfactory by MS physl
clans. who issued the following
bulletin,
The president rested well last
night There is no material change
to note in his general condition. 10
new symptoms have developed.
Dr. Grayson said that Dr. Francis
X Dercunl. Of Philadelphia would
pay his regular weekly visit to the
president at $50 o'clock this after
noon Dr. Hugh Young. Of Johns Hop
kins hospital, who was called in yes
terday on account Of the prostate
complication, viii be present at the
consultation.
The physicians are well satisfied
with the success attending treatment
Of the prostate gland so far. DR..
Grayson said, and hope that neces-
slty for an operation has been OBJ
Waited.
President Wilson was described as
being cheerful today and without dis
comfort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
AWAY WITH THOSE
ACHES AND PAINS
Keep sIoan's Llnimsnt han6r to pui
the efeel good back tate
the system

Al It needs Is Just one trial. llttIs
applied without rubbing. FOR Il pena-
trates-ro convince you o. Its merits
In relieving sciatica. lumbaEo. neural
gias lame muscles. stiffness, bruises.
palms, aches, and strains the afcer-sE-
tscts Of exposure.
The congestion IS scattered PROMPT
" cleanlyi. without effort ecouom ic-
ally You become a regular user of
Sloan's Lluiment. adding your enthus-
iasm 20 that Of its many thousands az
other friends the world over. who
keep T. handy Three sizes AZ All drua-
gists-55c. 7oc.- $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18


Clean the dropping boards at least
once a week, and paint OF spray the
roosts two OF three times a year with
coal tar wood preservative or with
crude oil, also using the material IN
the nest boxes and around the drop
ping boards. II kerosene oil is used,
Il should be applied at least twice a
month Have good supply OF sand
OF dry dirt on hand 10 use on the
dropping boards after cleaning them
How to Handle the Hens.
The production Of eggs in winter
Is materially influenced by the
methods Of feeding, housing and
handling the poultry To get the
greatest egg production in early fail
and winter, IL Is essential to pop
ulate the house with we'll matured
pulets which We-e Matched IN March
or April All the grain should be
that the hens must exercise to get
their food The mash may be fed
either wet or dry, ana should be so
regulated that the fowls wiz receive
about equal parts OF mash and scratch
grains. 1t is necessary TO give the
fowls plenty 70 eat. but the birds
should always be eager for each feed.
In cold weather e-ed about one third
OF the scratch grains in the morning
and two thirds at night, In which
way the hens are forced 10 exercise
more than II they are given all the
grain they desire at the morning
meal Scratch grains, mash OF ground
grains, meat meal, green feed. grit
and oyster shells should be supplied
Gocd Scratch Mixture.
Good scratch mixtures may be made
OF equal parts BY weight OF cracked
earn. wheat and oats. or Of two parts
OF cracked corn and one part each
Of wheat and oats II wheat IS ex-
pensive IL may be left out OF this lar
ter mixture and the proportions Of
beef scrap increased one fourth n
the mash In addition. a mash made
o. three parts CT corn meal and one
part each OF wheat bran. wheat mid
dInEs, and beef scrap should be fed
Green iced. such as cabbage. manEel-
Wurzei heets, cut alfalfa or sprouted
oats should be fed during the win
ter to replace the green feed which
the fowls have been securing in the
fields, and beef scrap. skim milk. cut
green bone. or some similar feed IS
necessary 20 replace the insects which
the fowls are accustomed 20 get on
the range
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
CLEANLINESS IS ENEMY OF
PESTILENT POULTRY DISEASES

Cleanliness IS. OF the greatest i'm
portance IN keeping lice and mites.
neas. and other insects under control
and should have the closest attention.
The poultry houses. roosts. dropping
boards, brood -coops. and all other
places that the fowls OF chickens
occupy should be Kept clean. An
abundance OF light and fresh air
should also be provided. Whne these
things can not be depended on to
keep away lice and mites yet they
make IL easier to detei mine when the
pests are present and help to keep
fowls healthy and vigorous. making
them better able 70 Withstand and to
fight off the attacks - lice and mites.
Sick or diseased fowls are always the
first victims OF these parasites.
which makes It important that the
fowls be kept healthy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
MUST ENLARGE
MINES SCHOOL
Branch Of the Texas Uni
versity VIII be Esta-
blished Here Some DaV.

The time IS coming when FL PasO
must have q branch Of the University
OF Texas" said Dr.. r E. Vinson.
president Of the university. The
Junior college, OF course. teaching the
in Fl Paso. Is a branch Of the uni
versity and what Is more apt than en-
larging 1t and teaching branches
other than mini=g2
1T would be the plan TO make Il a
junior college of course. teaching the
subjects taught ar the university the
first two years. The School OF Mines
was constructed with the idea OF add
Ing more buildings Of the same type
at a later date to accommodate the
mining school students. It VIII be
easy to make & little larger and
incorporate the university work.
After More Ground.
with q view 10 the future. I am
now looking into plan TO doubling
the acreage Of land owned BY the
School OF Mines. We still own the
old property near Fort Bliss, but I
believe the government via take this
over soon This would give Us more
than enough money TO buy the addf-
rionai land needed.
Texas mast take the schools
10 the people. A census Of the
United States shows that 30 per
cent Of the pupils Of every inEfi-
tuition u learning IN the country
come from within 30 miles OF the
school This q true OF Harvard,
Yale and Princeton. I viii ven
ture TO say that 90 percent Of the
pupils Of the University Of
Texus come from within radius
OF 100 miles.
This shows that the student must
have a school near II he or she is to
take advantage Of It This IS the
only reason for scattering schools Of
higher education.
Must Vote for Amendment.
The people OF Texas must vote for
the constitutional amendment for the
separation Of the Texas university
and the A. & Il. college and the issu-
ance Of bonds for buildings at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
DR.. VINSON GOES TO AUSTIN
AFTER WISHING Ell PASO

After addressing FL Paso Rotary
and speaking to the students Of tle
High school and visiting the school
Of mines, DR.. Robert E. Vinson. presi-
dent OF the University OF Texas. at
Austin, left Saturday afternoon for
the university. He arrived IN e
Paso Thursday.
DR.. Vinson conferred with the fac
ulty Of the school Of mines. which
is branch Of the University OF
Texas. and spent Friday night IN con
ference with directors OF FL Paso
Rotary. he IS district governor Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
No Luck Until DOughbOys
Game. Takes First Holidau

London. Eng. oct 1s.-John Fran
els. IS, who never had any luck n
his life until the Doughboys came 70
London, is going 20 take the "missus
TO Brighton for one big bust
After 80 years OF hardEnoczs he
found himself with boot1lack privi-
leges in the Strand. and a barren spot
it was untu Eagle Hut opened Then
the Ianks we're liberal
The Tanks left the Just as Francis
was slipping back into poverty again
some one found him and he learned
lie had Inherited $1,000 from a friend
o. his mothers p years before.
After a fortnight at Brighton.
first time we've ever been 70 the sea-
side. wen buy a pony cart and invest
the rest In war saving certificates
he said There must be something
lucky about Eagle Hut Before
came here there were 20. years when
for weeks at a time I didn't have q
roof TO sleep under az night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
FISHING By AERO IS LATEST

Christina, Oct IS - Fishing by
means Of hydroplanes IS the latest de-
Yelopmeut in Norwegian Industry.
Under the supervision OF the local
fishery authorities a 2o0-horsepower
machine. provided with q benzine mo-
tor and an observation cabin for three
persons. has just been constructed Il
VIII be employed IN locating fish
schools, in communicating reports
between fishing vessels and catch
stations. and IN ascertaining the
whereabouts OF every fishing craft N
Norwegian waters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
]. NJ. LEWIS IS
CALLED BY DEATH
Well Known Picture Thea
ter Man and Elk Passes
AWAY; III Nine Years.

Joseph " Lewis died this morning
at his home, 1896 Grant avenue. after
several months illness. Service viii
be held at the house tomorrow after
noon. at 3 o'clock, rabbi Martin lie
lonka officiating. The Elks ceremial
VIII be held at Evergreen cemetery.
Mr.. Lewis leaves a widow, Mrs. Jes-
sic c. Lewis; a father. NJ Lewis, Of
Houston; two sisters. Mrs H. KuI1er,
OF this city. and Miss Rose Lewis. Of
Houston; and fozr brothers. Ben 3.
Lewis, Of this city; Abe Lewis. OF
Houston; Leon Lewis. OF Ft Worth,
and David Lewis, Of Detroit.
Mr.. Lewis was bora in Odessa Rus
STA, p years ago and came to this
country when Il years old with his
parents and brothers and sisters. They
were victims os she racial oppression
OF Russia and were forced TO hide IN
wheat fields, travel by night and
evade the guards OF the border. This
experience made one Of the deepest
Impressions Of any OF the events In
Mr. Lewis's life and he often talked
Of the days OF terror and privations
which the family suffered before
reaching the seaboard from which
they sailed The family located IN
Houston where he lived for many
years before locating in Dallas, where
he and his brother Ben B. established
the Lewis system Of outdoor clothing
OF that city.
Health Brakes In 1910.
Mr. LeWis's health broke in 1910
and he came to FL Paso IN 1911 on
that account He bought the old
Empress theater on South FL Paso
street, which had been a losing pro-
position for several years. Under his
careful and capable management It
became a success almost from the
time he took charge. n 1872 he
ormed a partnership with Vincent B.
and they built the Grecian
theater. This, too. was very success
nay theater. Mr.. Lewis practically
retired from active work some
three years ago, turning the manage
ment OF his holdings over 70 his
brother, Ben B. Lewis but retaining
a general supervision over the firm
properties. For the last six OF seven
months his condition had been such
that he had to give that mp and re-
main at home the greater part Of the
time. He failed rapidly during the
and had been practically bed I
ridden for the past month
Quiet lnlssuuinE Man.
Mr. Lewis was quiet and unassum- l
Ing, a man whose greatest pleasure
in res was his Friendships He was an
earnest worker in all civic moves
when his health permitted He be-
longed to the EIks. the chamber Of I
commerce and the University club
The pa1Ibearers viii be Smith Wit
ham. T. H. Harvey. s. Y. FulkerS<n, I
Arthur Fullan, Seth Orndorff and VIII T.
f. Winch.
Among his intimate friends who I
vii sit up with the remains tonight .
VIII be T. II. Hervey. Smith William. I
:. v Fulkerson, VIII R Winch. John I
?. McCue and ". u Richardson
The Grecian and Ellanay thezters 4
VII remain closed Sunday until even
uE in Mr.. Lewfs's memory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

university. II is the only salvation
OF the university and OF higher edu-
cation IN Texas.
ave need $4,000. 06e for the erection
Of the necessary buildings Ar the uni
versity FOR teaching. TO say nothing
Of dormitories. We want dormitories
sufficient to care for all freshmen
and sophomore It viii cost $4,000
for necessary ground TO eulogize the
unfVerEi IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

The right kind Of equipment goes a
long way in making good grades at
school. Our school supplies are Of
the very best and win help TO make
your lessons a pleasure instead Of q
bore. Let your children get the habit
OF stopping IN one OF our three stores
for their necessary school needs
scott White & Co.. Druggists.
Mills Bldg Roberts Banner Bldg
81 san Francisco St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
South Bank Of Rio Grqnde Becomes
GLittenng Oasis For UNDERWORLD;
Gamblers Pay Well For Protection

under cover OF darkness An Ameri-
can official said Mexican officials
have been caught in the act Of aid
ing Mexican smugglerz in their work
along the Rio Grande.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Many a Well-gr0omed man Is IN
pleasantly conscious that the awk-
ward line or seam in his bifocal
glasses is conspicuously out OF har-
mony with his general appearance
But such bifocals are old fashioned.
There is no need Of the line or seam
at all.
Kryptok lenses are clear. smooth
and even. They give you the advan-
tage Of both far and near vision in
one pair of glasses without the un-
slightly appearance OF all other bifo-
Gals Let Us tit you with a pair Of
these glasses
Need Glasses7 Ask Segall
Fl PasO Optical Co.
At los Texas SIN the Middle OF the
Block Between Oregon and Mesa.
Advertisement
with few executions actresses re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

IN MS 2 AKIN uE SNAKES.
lslanWrest. Wales, Oct. 1s.-A snake
--llLlnE Peacock Of deadly accura ~
mas rid farm near here OF bother
some pests. when i arrived at the
farm ana was uncrated It pounced
upon a 1our foot snake and IN a half
h1ur had killed II reptiles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
LANSING MAKES
PLEA FOR PACT
Secretary Of State Asks
Adoption Of League in
Present Form.

Albany. II. - Oct 15.-Secretary
Of state Lansing pleaded for adoption
Of the league OF nations in Its present
form II for no other reason than
that to reject It would be TO discour-
age future attempts TO obtain unity
Of action among the nations En- an
effort 70 avoid international con-
flicts,7 IN an address on The Power
Of Democracy" before the New York
university regents last night seore-
tary Lansing expressed the belief
that II every nation was g democ-
racy in reality. as is this republic,
universal peace would be an accom-
p-ished TACT and not a goal toward
which the world looks with longing
eyes striving to devise methods By
whic hit may be attained.
Until democracy becomes the
standing policy Of civilization, other
means 70 insure 10 the world a con
timing state Of International peace
must be found. the secretary said
in recommending the league OF ma
lie given trial in its present
admits It Has Faults.
emitting for the sake Of argu-
men, he asserted. all the faults and
linuesire bic features which its Bit
teresr opponents have raised AGAINST
that it ought TO be adopted ana
-Eleds FOR II represents TODAY an in
~ llonal concert devoted 10 peace. Z
Ine United States an con-
WINGED. he continued. evil not be
the nation 10 check this movement or
% discourage the civilized states Of
the earth from seeking by united
purpose AID counsel TO restrain the Z
use OF force In the settlement Of dis
nutes- II after a fair trial. the LEAGUE I
rams 70 accomplish its objects. then I
IS the time BY amendment TO make I
the covenant more efficient"
me honorary degree Of doctor Of 4
avs was conferred upon secretary &
Lansing by the university regents.