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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
State Capitol News
SANTA FE SEWER
SYSTEM WORK BEGUN
Charter Issued to a New
Bank at Loving,
New Mexico

SANTA W. Feb. ii-Consiructlon
work h now under way on the sewer
contract which the city council OF
Santa Re has awarded to the Gordon
CONSTRUCTION company Of Denver.
There Is now a force % thirty men at
work on the project. including three
expert pipe-layers, who we're brought
from Denver BY the company One
OF the thirty ears OF pipe already has
been received and the others will fol-
low rs needed. IL - expected that
the work will be finished In three
weeks 40 as TO be out of the WAY by
the time the laying OF concrete Is COM
monced on the Blk street paving pro-
gram.
Tcachcrs tn Meet.
The spring meeting Of the Lincoln
County Teachers association will hc
held in CarTizozo on March 20 and
~. 80 the state department Of cducn-
tion has been advised. The Carrizozo
high school will hold lts commence
mcnt exercises on the night OF May 10.
New Hank ~ Loving.
The Loving State bank at Loving,
Eddy county, has had IA charter Issued
by the state Corporation commission
The capital stock Of the new institute
ton ls sgI.BnG. which " fully paid.
Tho i-ncorporators. who will constitute
the first hoard Of directors, are: G.. N.
Cooke. r. r. Carter. W. a. Moore. pr.
y ~ poepp, W 4. Craig Of Carlsbad.
kciMm Ilnik Hlsltr- Capital.
The F'nna Sank ~ Trust COM
pany Of kcnnn, Roosevelt county. has
filed an amendment TO It's charter IN
Crcasing the capital stock from SIS
O0O TO t25. 600. The president ~ this
bank IN Frank Good. the cashier Thar
les H. Sims.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
Albuquerque Building
in Federal Booklet

Tho Albuquerque Commercial club
building iH Included iu "a list ut com
muuitN buildings appearing ln "a recent
publication Of the United states De
partment ct Agriculture entitled
Rural Community Buildings M the
United States The data given are
d,sigued 10 Doe helpful Co towns and
rural districts Interested boz organic
ing their social activities uud erecting
e structure Tor housing the same
According To the bulletin nearly 300
community houses have been built IN
me smaller cities and rural sections OF
the United states The majority have
heen constructed since lHl2 OF those
studied by tho government iuNcsuga-
tqra. SO. were in NE open country, -Ol
were ia places Of $500 inhabitants or
Less. and 90 were In larger towns ana
The bulletin shows that a large
number Of these projects were h|nHnced
by popular sutNuriptlop. generally
through the formation OF stock com
tanies pther buildings were the gitts
ct di,iduHiz or private concerns ana
u few were erected with public funds
aud are under the control OF local Of
; hcinls Tho publication contains many
"details regarding hOw TO orrtutzeI
means OF financing, ana methods OF
management % maintenance Dues
tas,szment- rentals derived from uscs
NNN N|N'H NHNN W NNH|NN'NN'H HfNHHNN. 800
humr-ulcnt entertainments and mo
I uou-pictute shows, are umpng tht
& sources OF revenue mentioned.
Where the structures are owned hA
some c1Wmuutty organization th'
management b. usually vested m 2
board OF TRUSTEES which. IA turn, del
rgatos ITS authority Co O. secretary,
pu,sIvul director. % uhrurilVl OF SOM
B other Individual closely tdcntliiCd viii
la community activity Some OF ih
|huildiugs listed cost uH loW us 50 you
while Others represent an tuNcstmcu
Of S-5.0OO or $50. 600. The mNestigu
tors maintain that every community
whether its resources be large 90
small. would profit 10y e communit.
structure Of he sort described In I'M
bulletin.
Copies ct this publication can Do
obtained ~ 10 cents each from IA
SuporIutenuaut of Documents, tu.
crumcnt Printing Office, Washington
H. G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

one lady seemed especially pleas
ant. She sank into "a chair. stuck her
feet on one OF the floor cushions and
sighed.
Felt DcVillsh.
II don't smoke" she said. hut I
love 10 come up here because IL makes
me feel 80 deviiish."
Well" said !. this IL a smoking
room n I'm going to smoke In t.,
although ! never smoked before. /
feel more devilish than YOU do
so with that | pulled out a ciRaret
which Friend Husband had given me
and I lifted up my shoe. struck "A
mitch and blew out a big Pun OF
smoke.
All the ladies but the deviIiHh one
had left and her eyes just popped nut.
You see I did Il so well that she
thought right away l was fibbing
about having smoked before.
once or twice 1t got in my throat
ana I nearly strangled. What men
can see In smoking Is beyond me. |
thought.
Pretty soon the bell unkied and I
started back TO see the next act. /
was awfully dizzy going down the
aisle. I stumbled into a lot OF people
and when I got 20 my seat my head
MAS going around and ! thought may
be the muhhfnomH Ia hud Tor dtn-
ncr had poisoned me.
Then sickness Camc.
And Just before the curtain went
W I began To- feel awful sick. I
turncd TO husband and l said. Come
ON, we've got to 20 home"
WHAT'S the big idea p" he said, are
you sick ?"
No. I'm not sick" ! said but I'm
, afraid something's happened to tn,
children
Il bet you that cigaret made you
sick" he said.
Hut 1 wouldn't give him any salts
faction. TN rot sick" | said, and
lif I am IL WIS hose mushrooms tina
did IT,
IT you're slck.' he said. I'm have
the fine out IL there's a doc.
tor In the house"
Well. That Just made me mad. so
grabbed my coat and went out AS fas
~ I could. and he had TO pick up M
gloves, the candy the opera glassc.
and some toys "a bought for tn
children and come hopping after me
That's why he thinks Il Is funny 4
write verses about the manager coll
ing for u doctor.
but after an. I'm glad J went AM
TIM not even sorry I smoked the Ciga
ret The woman's smoking room :
perfectly lovely and u really ought q
be- used more.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

In A. ~ Woods Chicago theatcr by
the manager. J. J. Rosenthnl. ! want
to disclnim any connection with the
rhymed lines which appear above.
My husband thinks he In funny and
he writes verses he thinks are funny
and he insists that his share OF our
experiences AT Woods theatcr the
other night be used, too.
Husband Knows Nix.
Husband knows all about smoking.
He's been smoking cigarettes for 20
years. out what he knows about wo-
men Is mis-. And what he knows
about women smoking Is double nix.
He went 10 the theater with me but
he couldn't find out anything about
the Woman's smoking room. because
they would not let him In. But got
In and I'm going to tell you all about
u.
In the first place. you've got 20
understand that / never smoked "A
about the new idea % "a woman's
smoking room In a theater, 1 was
Keen to tty g.
1otacxo belonged Their.
So we went 10 the shoW-"A Voice
in the park'-and after the prologue
I slipped upstairs to the smoking
room. It was a wonderful room. II
SEEMED rs ihhuku luuhttu SMOKE just
belonged there.
The color scheme was docp red and
turquoise blue, The furniture was
blue lacquer with red leather cush-
ions. The davenport was a peach and
the blue table with It's silver gilt top
was too lovely for words. The rug
was red and the walls blue and AT
each chair was q brass stand with ash
trays. matches and everything.
I was awfuily glad To notice that
Mr.. Rosenthai had had Just the right
idea. for there weren't any cuspidors.
As | said. / wanted nWfully TO try
"a smoke. but 90 I Was the only n an
! the room ! went hack to my seat.
Hubby Usrd to TO Out. ed
" seemed uWfully funny To wnlA
down the aisle and lind husband ait
ting there like a sulky pigeon. BE.
fore last july he used to be the one
tu 10 out.
Well. I tried u again after the first
act. but there was nobody iu th'
smoking room but tho maid, on The
wall was "a sign. ASK tho maid fol
WhatChnmucallH ciparcts.' hut as
hadn't brought ms purse along | wen
back 10 the play. After b s"run,
act I padded back again. This tint
rc> crli ladies came boz. They al
stopped 900 front ct tho big, ~
length mirror and powdered thoiI
noses. but that WIS uu treat to ml
because ia already powdered mine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
Pastors Conference
Here on Feb. 19

DALLAS. Texas. Feb. t4-More
thnn a thousand representatives %
practically every denomination and
from an parts Of Texas will attend
the first Trans Mississippi Pastors
conference commencing Tuesday aft
o Addresses will be made by
DR.. Ralph r. piffendorfer New York.
?. A. Agar, national church efficiency
secretary, Northern Baptist Com
venNon New York. Dr. PHI g. Baird.
na-tor First Presbyterian church OK
lahoma Clty; DR.. I. y McCash. prcsi-
Or. Alexander paul. noted Chinese
missionary. christian cnurch.
The mex conference viii be Ia Al
buquerque Feb. 10 and 20.
Russia has fewer physicians than
any other civilized country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
STOMACH ULCER GONE
SUFFERED I6 YEARS
Says his stomach Is perfect now,
and his weight has increased.

u had ulcers Of the stomach 40 had that
I vas sent 10 the hospital. Treatment there
hnaliy got me on my feet. bot 10 q few days
! was dswn again.
You said you uouldn't guarantee Minis
Emulsion 20 cure a bad ease cf ulcers Of the
stomach bfi ! tried u anyway. II u doe
The sork for others ~ u did for me, you
ought not 10 be backward about any ease of
stomach ulcers. I have now taken tuelve
bottles aud my sinm,eh u 10 perfect condi
lion. 1 feel better and wsish more than I
have Tor 70 years, aud ! have had stomach
trouble all Of that time. ~ 8. Walker,
Gre~nieaf Kan.
Thousands Of people Who have suffered
aEony from chroric stomach trouble In is
worst forms. have been promptly relieved
snd scon restored 10 perfect health BY hnks
Kmulsicr. 4 trial will show, and a trial
costs nothing.
anks Emulsion l. a pleasant. nuiritive
food and . corrective medicine. Il restores
healthy. natural bowel action. doing away
with al ned 81 pills and physics. II pro.
Notes sppetlte aud quickly puts the digestive
organs IN shape 20 assimilate food. A. q
builder Of desh and strength. Mills Emul.
sion "a strongly recommended 20 those whom
sickness hss weakened. and u q powerful
aid In resisting aud repairing the effects u
wasting diseases. Chronic stomach troable
aud constipation are promptly relieved
THIS is the oniy solid emulsion made. and
20 p~aiatsbie that II " eaten with a spoon
llke Zee cream. Truly wonderful for weak.
,ickly children.
No natier how severe yoar case. you are
urged 10 Try Milks Emulsion under this
Euaraniee--Take siH hotties home with you,
use u aoeordins 10 directions and u not
satisfied With the rennits, your money will
be- promptly refunded. Price SOC and ti2O
per bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co. Tcrrs
Haute. lad. sold b. druggists everywhere
Guaranteed BY Highland Pharmacy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

The manager stood ON the stacy
And loudly lid implorci
Us thcrc a duCtor Ia tlsc house?
He's wanted az the door.
1--WE nccl n doctor awful had,
\ d1cior We must get
a woman FROM the audience
just smoked u cigarct."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
OIL NEWS

D. o.. BlI,, co. colorado Springs.
colo aud o. O. Barnett Of cleveland.
%. vino have been ar Roswell Tor tho
past low months, hay" recently closed
"a deal Tor valuable holdings iu Inc uf-
tvsiuu uil holt Ioth men have great
fiith lu the ia uIv uf tails country.
The ESening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
y Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

A new product suitable for . In
electric insulation is being obtained
from the treatment Of kelp in Austria
Liza.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

CHICAGO. Feh. 14-Beforc ! tell
you all about the smoking roo for
womcn which has been established
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

One First Nighter Got Real Sick In Her Attempt To Smoke
FRIEND HUSBAND USED TO BE THE ONE WHO OFTEN sAUNTERED OUT BUT NOW HIS
WIFE CAN EASILY TURN THE TABLES ROUND ABOUT
But Praises Highly A Private Place For Just The Women Folk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
FELlNE'S INSTINCT
SAVES NINE LIVES
when boat Founders in Dark, Cnt
Leads LcnH Swim tn

GR.hNGEMoUTH. SCOTLAND. March
c7.-Ninc ~ OF che crew @: the
American c0tso steame Lake t:liko,
were saved !com drowning recently by
the instinct ut the ships cat 10 swim
toward tho steamer in a storm ana
darkness when their small boat foua-
derod at midnight between the ship
.!nG tho shore. john Snortac, rs. a
sailor OF Marlboro. MaSS.. IA Gilmer
Stroud. ls. mcsSroom hoy. Of North
Carolina. were drowned.
The eleven members Of the crew had
been ashorc vr cave. rheN huG with
them tho sslip'S cat. y storm began
while they Wc-p ashore md When
they We're SOME distance out ou their
return journey 10 the tcumcr their
boat capsi4cd. In tno darkness NO ON,
could MAKE OUT the lights 'of che Ship
TabhN. however. With hor ~lu>t.nctiv,
desire TO set ont ut the water aS
puiCkly as possibio. SWAIN 4 rcctly to-
ward the steamer Tx men SWAN
after her and nine II Them reached
IN ship The other two won't down
Tho Lake itltko cleared from Nor
folk. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ALLIED INDEMNITiES ARE
TOO MUCH FOR GERMANY
Peace Terms Laid Down T-cai1
viii Prevent Hcpasrrcn. cam
nrc hx NNRr.

LONDON, March @7.-rr'f. s.,-
Maynard Keynes. O: CaD'Nrti- .t-
;at!ve of the British T~reasHrt a. ta,
peace conference q. Versailles and sa,
for a time IN thc supreme ,eoupmig
council at Paris, asserts that the terms
imposed upon Gc;'sany AZ, So heavy
as to Toe i,GpOSSiHl" Of fl'Hliuoui. He
declares ii - BOOK he HAS written on
'"Thc Economic Consequences of ~.
Peace That attempts 70 carry cut TN,
peac" terms viii result i'm dire con-
sequences 20 al Europe aud indeed,
10 All the world. out OF the shirt OF
revenge. i've writes. tnc allies NAY, Gnno
dead against their own interests, arc
killing The goose thac aid Tile golden
egg and are cndAnGcrinE their own
existence
In demanding great Quantities ~
German coal. he says. the allies ~" ia
the position OF demanding bread from
a baher and, at the Saluo time. taking
his -four away from him: t"r ~iernlrn%,
by means OF her coal. can promote ln-
dustries with which TO pay he. in
debtcdness 20 the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DRUGGIST SAYS
IT'SF|NET TONIC
AND PRAISES IT
Says BE Prefers To Recon-.
mend It Every
WHAT 1T
DOES FOR FOLKS

Twill tell you why we haze sold
thousands Of bottles Of Eerle's
|Hypo-Cod. here in Chottanoos,
Tennessee" writes Jno. Ander.
son. the largest druggist there
Though we make les, profit on
il, we prefer to recommend Hypo'
Cod because OF its great merit. We
believe it to be O medicine tina,
cannot be e1celled and truly be.
.licve i. viii do all that is claimed
for st. We haze testimonials from
some OF the very best people in
Chattanooga prnising it," Yours
truly, Jno. Anderson. Prop.
Read what smother eIrst ,Ays re
SardinI liypo-Cod, 90 the ,e!t and be
low. They know the formula and
know tho coactrn nIx.lE HypoCod
and their advice means much to a
rersou when there are 10 many hun
dredk Of medicine. to choose from
Read what the several A%u;horit!es en-
the subject say In tho several state
ments published on this page ard
then come down to the dr.S store and
get 4 couple bottles. 4, b.iltx you
up quick. Weak. fast growing chill
drsn lovo II. CID folks cay Il II the
fret tonic they Gycr took thai wal
Powerful enough to do tho work TIRht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ANOTHER EXPERT
0K'S HYPO-COD
Endorsed BY Phydcians-
A Medicine of Great
Merit, he Says.
"-PREFERABLE TO
IL OTHERS"

In a statement reciting at length
the splendid properties Of each OF
the scveral elements composing
Hypo-Cod the eminent J. Henry
Scruggs. Pho, P.D confirms the
conclusions arrived At and given
in Professor Early's statement pub.
'liShed elsewhere on this page.
After carefully examining the
preparation known 10 the public
as Earle's Tasteless Hypo-Cod and
carefully watching the results OF
several cases in which it was used,
it is in ny opinion absolutely the
best Ced liver Oil preparation
made.
Its great meri. explains it's
great popularity. The formula is
one that is endorsed by many OF
the leading physicians in the
United States today. Very
truly yours, j. Henry Scruges,
Pho. PD., tGraluate Atlanta Col.
llege Physicians & Surgeons.)
Il picked out HypoCod for ny cwr
uss." declared N. c. Clark. Pho. "bs
fsr.e ] know II was the best on the
shsk II restored my appetite and d.
sestion. built mo up and began e
sleep better nights. Today feel a,
well az ! ever did In my life. hat
eecotnc weak. U down and IVES look
Ing E!yaty bad. was 80 nervous ID
toss aod roll half tho nisa;. My al
kestIon md appetite was poor anc
anybody needing \ tonic like that vii
mako no mistake BY Insisting or
Earle's FIypo-Cod. II 10 the one rec
omntnd." continued this gentleman
whose health broke down while in TIT
Service and wha Just recently csmt
back and took UP his work again II
tae Drug store. Read what still otheI
authorities on the subject say regard
Ing HypoCod on the riSht and In IN,
article below. Then come down an:
get . bottle VI the genuine, tonish
and huiii yov{seIf I'M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Concure With Prof. Early-
Best Cod Liver Oil Prepa.
ration On Tho Market.
TELLS WHAT IT
WILL Do FOR YOU

LAS manager of n of a chain
of drug stores, | want to say thai
Il most heartily concur with Pro-
lessor Early, whose statement ]
have seen, regarding Esrlc's Typo
God. when he tells Of :lIe greht
merit Of this preparation. have
Recommended and sold hundreds
of bottles of Hypo.Cod in this store
and think it is the best cod liver
oil preparation on the market.
1t is so pleasant TO take, being
combined with Syrup Of Hypo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ANIMAL REMEDY SAVES
LIFE OF POISONED O M
serum prepared for Horses In Used to
Onset Effects OF Bacillus
notilInna.


Offset Effects OF bacillus
notuiInus.
WASHINGTON. March 27.-lt was
serum prepared by veterinary scion
lists Of the Bureau of Animal Industry
Tor experimental purposes in treating
forage poisoning OF horses that saved
the life OF Lena Dclbanc. after the
other six members OF her family had
died from eating poisonous olives in
New York recently, according TO the
department OF Asr iculturc. The serum,
was made from the blood Of n sheep
that had been i!nuunizcd against
bacillus botulinps poisoning.
In Investigating forage poisoning
OF horses ;he Bureau OF Animal In
dustry made extensive experiments
with serums and discovered there were
Two strains Of bacillus botulinous.
they look alike and the poisons they
create produce the Same effect, but I'M
niuniZation against one does not af-
FORD mmuniZatiou against the other.
The two strains are commonly known
by the government Investigators as
the olive strain" and the cheese
strain Three instances OF olive
poisoning, one In .lichigan, one in
OHIO and the third in Montana. were
al! caused 10y the olive strain" Tho
veterinarians. therefore, were reason
ably certain that the SERUM affordins
protection against the poison general
ed by the olive strain" would be eff
fectirc in tho New York cases. and Il
proved 10 be In the one case. where IL
could be Siven n fair trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
4 PROFESSOR Of
CHEMISTRY SAYS
| HYp0-COD IS Ok
Best Reconstructive Tonic
Ever Produced Says
This Authority.
IT BUILDS UP
RUNDOWN PEOPLE

i have been IL the medical profet-
zion for cutie a number OF yearH az
Pharmacist and Professor OF Cheais-
l;ry tTer.essee Medical College) aud
the trrly wonderful results obtained
by 10 many people through tho use O..
Earle iypo-Cod caused me 10 decide
10 make al exhaustive reIeich and
!.ud ~ 10 one Of the most extremely
veil balanced CON lustious Of tonic.
Alternative and nu;T!tive principles
ever produced.
1T can be used with inpusity with.
out the least digestive diiturhancs
owing 20 the complete eiimipatop OF
the f!.sy Taste OF Cod Liver oil. while
am retaining all the %e1trc,ivs ale.
nen:s 30 aieful ~ = tonic and thsus
builder,
The extract OF Malt. cohta.nIns
Carbohydrate, snd Si,rog.nous mat.
ter cannot b. SURPASSED a. = nutricat
aad Fat producing agent: Wild Cherry
BARK. IL svssy Z inows. has sn eI-
trcseiy beneficial effect upon the NIT
eru' membranes. and with The SMALL
amount Of stfychnlne present. aets a.
4 stomach stimulating element
The HypO5hosphtes OF Lime.
Soda. Potassium. M~anEAnese. Gull
HlCC anu OIL. SuC!Ds arc 100 ven
known for the powerful Influence they
eIcri upon tie waSttI nerve t!fsv .
and upon tho lungs for me TO Dwell
upon their efficiency. Tp i:ou 20
Necessary to ecrieh the blood II also
present 10 soluible form readily As
I:r!lh;ed and the Cherry vine cot
only acts A. 4 base &c hold Il In so
hutton. but Acts ns = mild stimuiilt
and appetizer
eonsidsr Esris's HIPPO Cod q most
valuable preparation. and can readily
understand why so many p-op,e hIS
obtaining beneficial results from its
rEe !; Is \ o neritorous usp
3ratiou." 6!sned-E. Z. Early. Phi. q.
Tho sruro statemspt indGA.eo the
splendid character OF Earle's Hypo-
Cod and the almost universal endorse
Hent given II by tho profession. It
eSpiain, Why Thousands OF users have
paid Il glowing tributes n signed tsstl.
IoriAls.
Being made Of tAe snest ingrad.
tents 10 one OF Americas Oldest and
largest laboratories. no one need hesi.
tate 1 moment before using u them
:elyes. or In the family. Read what
another authority on the subject lRys
Ia the article on tho leI--Then come
down 10 the store and Get . couple
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
READ WHAT ca. JAMES, PH.C.,PH.C.
SAYSREGARDINGE ARLE'S HYP0-COD

'rhosphites, Sherry Wine. Wild
Cherry Bark. Malt, and Iron, that
everyone speaks of it and every.
one of those ingredients we all
know are good. Il is so readily
retained by people with weak
stomachs and is likewise so good
for children that recommend Il
heartily. For coughs. colds. bronchitis.
citarrh. or for use as a general System
tonic and builder. I think Hypo.Cod 10
medicine OF superior merit and.
know II will do all that Is claimed for
II and although II ia u little higher in
price than soms other preparations
owing TO tho high quality used, we
have an sLormous demand for Il and
10 one that We all can consclentiously
recommend" SiSred-C T. Jamss,
Pic. ph,C. Graduate Ohio State
University
Read what stu another suthutiiy
saSs about HypoCod below. Than
come down aud Set . bottle OF uAs
ken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Agriculture prevented their admission
into the country. Thcsa enemy aliens
were not OF tho human variety. hut
were the European corn borcr secrctcd
In nincty-sevcn bales of broom corn
from Venice. Italy. Interception OF
the corn. experts said. prevented fur
ther spread Of the pest. which nov is
known To exist in Massachusetts. New
Hampshire, New York and pcansyl-
Nnnir.