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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

SHOULD have a national budget system
hy an means
Beware of Aliens.
Another roint. We must scruti-
nize from this time forward me
character OF our immigration more
carefully than ever before. ana 40
this before IL goes ON board ship Tor
America. We have put just ahoul
an the sand In our cement ~ VIII
stand and we have got 10 continue ="
Keep the American spirit ~preponder-
nnt-the belief that We may tind AT
our liberties under b constitution
Every step away from that consul
tuition is d step toward anarchy.
"Reat Americans realize today our
watchwore b. steady! and mat ms
Is not tho time FOR new adventures
hut. indeed. the time TO hold on 10
The principies aud policies that made
us what We are today-that our MORN
is to build MP more consciously man
ever "a spirit of intcnsc lall
as c0utrnsted with e. ouse-iihered IN
ternatienulism.
III No mr.. going 10 De o. force for
GOOD In the world-and we are goinE
to-it will be because We are :"
strong national spirit aud win the
right kind uf national conscience.
Ne want 20 help ail % world. but
to do that we have got 90 D." Amer
leans ilrHi.
Hs- Constructive Mind.
Az General wood talked, touching
ON the problems of labor % capital
! uf nn|tionalism. OF production, OF hu-
migration. OF Amprlcanizatiuu. OF NtA-
ntlon. OF education. umpilfeng each
issue aud diagnosing II, n came lhlo
high relief That the passion OF THIS
soldiers mind is not predatory hu'
constructive. That his side ~ Cen
eral Wood On practically mis- wnol'
nature IL going 20 surprise ana .
zIa Americans 10 hc becomes the re-
publican NOMINEE for president
~ has probably been developed nS
the kind Of army work ne has Hl-
WAYS been CHILLED upon To do. orig
lunlly trained 10 hv a doctor, ne E"'
into the army us "a physician, hul
was shifted to the line in 1855. Ait"i
tho cuban WIT. bee was placed lh
CHARGE Of the Iuh OF building up 0i'
OF medieval nation "a mudtfn slhi'
mudcruIziug $500. 900 people in lhfe'
wears. This gave him . broad bust
moss training. Hc accomplished ih'
rirnutic task with an eN|pcditlnuHher'
and precision that brought MN ma
fiouni fame. and rom mat time ON
he has had one constructive job after
another. ending with his remarkthlo
und uncmbittored work in creating
hero az home armies for tho cfushthf
Of tho Hun.
Al This post SHOWS today Ia the
general ns De tHlta The General
In General Leonard wood stands ioi
general iufr'matIuu; any one WIZ
meets him aud talks Go him VIII h'
willing 10 ten fhuf 20 the political
. rnsmus-u o. NfI better listen 700
ii b. Is ulnt % wise politics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
So Death In Chicago
50 In New York

monin was the highest since the cpl
demic began. Health Commissioner
Robertson reported this morning, but
the total of new cases OF hutn DIS
eases showed a very marked decrease
Dr. Robertson b. confident that the
epidemic b. ON he wnur,
New eases ut Influenza reported to-
day numbered loss. a. compared To
lalt Fridays high mark OF 1880. Sew
Eases Of pneumonia totalled $50 dur
INK the past "a hours, against 32l
last Friday.
Deaths from influenza today num-
hered so and from pneumonia ha.
while the total deaths from rl
causes were ESQ, q new high record
FOR N single uuN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
M ". ?. nrRroN.

CHICAGO. Jar. 26.=roliticians
who have pigeon-holcd General
Leonard Wood AZ a man with a sin
sic-track mind. dedicated to milf
iarism. must revise fheir nline-cnb-
met rotations when he gets his voc
cabularly into action on b issues
of fhe ccmine presidential cam
Not that the general is not u
perbably n soldier. but hia character
cannot he played with one finrcr
wholly upon the Hindenburg theme.
1t involves oyertones OF high-noted
political liberalism even more han
the asa measures o. b blood and
Iron motive.
He viii convince any audience Of
the sweep OF octaves In his mind IN
q very Few minutes, and he viii run
the scales Of opinions ~ rapidly In "a
talk that tagging behind the compo-
sition will be- more or less the aver
plight Of bis hearers.
Against M~iiIfarisnl
we don't want 10 develop milf
tarism On this country" said General
Wood 10 me in the very first strain
81 my talk with him IN the n. S a.
headquarters IN Chicago. 'und we
couldn't ~ anyone dih want 10. bee
cause aur people don't want b.. Thoy
feel r undemocratic. as D. D.
"Ourf are "A people who have ale
ways been averae 20 war for WY
sake, and the boys who returned
from over there have deepened
nightly this feeling. like most
soldiers who nave seer much OF war
''Onr people do want. however. ]
believe. a Universal training for no.
tisnnl service, q trimming that viii
put practically out OF the question
an u~nprovoked attack upon our
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

ARE hased on political truths dis
carncd by our stGncious for~efathcfsi
the men 81 1915.
Respect Constitution.
We must gasp again the stern
necessity of respect for our consti-
tuted authorities 80 ia our govern
ment win function again normally
exactly az contemplated under u
very efficient constitution. We must
maintain a respect for property, as
We must insist on "a square deal FOR
labor and capital alike. But shove
oil we must insist OF more respect,
IN an absolute respect, for the so
stands between these TWO. We want
ln America no privileged class-no
%autuCutcy u wealth, nor by the
same token no ~autocracy Of bryan
lied labor eithor."
This sounds indeed as though Cen
cral Woods beloved colonel had
I come 10 stand spiritually M his ~.
bow and reminded him OF the third
side or the triangle" So ! spoke OF
his great friend 60 Wood.
"Wnsn J am called b ColnnerH
political heir / never apologize
said the general. ANY man must
shape and modify his political tcnets
from contact with his cuntcmpo-
fairies. there are no political Mi-
nor,as jumping mll-statured from
the brain OF Iuvc, % certainly uc
man could flll % sharpen his Doe.
liefs on The fine Wettie Of the cplurt|
foremost American 81 his time"
Not %fasuring Capital.
when we talk of respect FOR law
and order, loose-thinking radicals IN.
fer We ore in reality PLAYING th,
game OF capital. That 81 not 20.
Wealth. truiy seen. is the servant
or the people. not their muster
Therefore 20 should Dee boz employee
for she general bcttcrment az all
This can De- done and Will prov, that
wealth., properly utilized hy 70 nullon
becomes the direct agent OF natoua.
prosperity shared hy ali.
"To gain this end we should rladls
encourage legitimate business. hu'
restrain just as %forcefully business
thar d. harmful n dangerous Del
us not lose sight OF tho fact tina
without good business iu mil ilowoI
Wf cannot have prosperous or con
tented lahors conditions. The rpt
remedy FOR the high cost Of iNiug y
20 be- found in increased production
and Increased efficiency. This o. ca'
scntiul TO establish proper domvf Il
conditions ana no meet the Cnmpeti'
ton soon 90 come for oyersenH Trade
To-day the worst enemy Of labo.
are those who advise "a reduction oI
production. We must Keep up GU
wartime thrift. F,
Wo must demand rigid economy
in government operations. tun. and
ln order that too much OF work.
'inr capital iH not used 100 rHN on th'
war debt we must spread che pny'
mDut 40 "a LONGER period Of time
thus hiding. not thi-ottllUr the pres.
ent business OF tho country W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
REGENTS MEETING
! 1T THE UNIVERSITY


~
Iht oNtn ~ t4fANIuct huiidInf -
sIse aI|t u home p
dfn|ts II ees approy
"a 81 It AZ 1rIs = 81, ~
n,liatIan n regular eessign todpy.
oflit|al ffrnilssIon rua Fittn -
ra SD pr4 ana gperln-
caiI rsr ~ ne prp-
possd 6nnasa2. hs money Tor which
ohttitneF ~ ne cisneas Or
Asnaqu
Tht Afs "a work nis after
nnoa ID 4 budsa for he fhiyeftin
Tor the Ahlnf star TAn i Inc f'rat
sime ,hai Ire inaptpacr had hpd I"
regular budget. IN .lon began
atie nrsrs eva via ptehat1g cnn-
tnur toiporra0
An % The feetnta are present Toy
she IAmImf. which y afld in tne
OFFICE 81 rftetlant sin Inc regents
~ tha I'hltcfsnf arr Natnan Jaiin.
III Hn.4ttt NE. EHrtrer, Of Las
Fr444 A. A. Sr1luo. d.. 2. a heidf
and %rsfor Afonin1a- Of this city
a lnnchfan Wno served today ~ tnc
frNsetrsIfy for thf reFFpte hy the
students IL tAf dnfncafic scienee de-
n~aIinltnf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Soviet Strong Enough
to Fight World

'o""' '''"
he estahlishnenN Or - p'N WY
where haa been abandoned Hftatur
nornb nressed
~. " Atar,,,s
~ h"' "''o h""'
said.
n feW thousand dollars worm 80
boots ~ automobiles. Mcr' lis uhN
purchase IN me TINTED States, lmi
produced a list contn'hiils. ne trur
mated, l,uVo namtr h Aui'lichn
nusiness houses Win whom d'Alihfe
The witness said ne regarded the
soviet urganiznt ton an thc l-giti,ahte
successor tu the FORMER Hursiin gny-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Man Survives Wood
Alcohol Symptoms

Toianario Arcia of MartincztoUn
who bias suffered temporary blindness
and other symptoms OF wood alcohol
poisoning bel recovering after nearly
three wrskH illness Ills slrhi Be- al-
most completely restored nruin.
Although Arcin drank such "a small
amount OF Doc liquor which cnuHod hia
HinetH that niH onse WAS mild hiH
physician b convinced that tho hrVtr-
urc contuiucd wood alcohol he hud
Hli thc FYmrfouH OF the poisoning
which caused 60 many deaths in vnr-
Gus pnris of ihr country around the
holidays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
so NEW CASES AND -
DEATHS ~ KANSAS ,ITN,

NNNNNN IITll jim lN-"TUITTN
new cases of influenza ANA pucu-
mouia, with ~ deaths mostly from
pneumonia were reported here in tho
Us hour period ending last evening.
health officials announced last nlEht
Reports received from southwest
ern state. show no radical Increase
iu The number of new cases Authur-
ties OF the military establishment 100
Camp Pike stated % o. there was not
a siuEle cuse OF influenza there.
Unofficial figures from Dallas.
TcAaH. placed the number ot new
casos at goo. making "a total Of about
500 boz tho city. All urt OF 90 mild
form. D. was stated,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

WASHINGTON. oar 1s--Reprc-
est,ntIses Of farmers associations and
Of railroad employees today protested
10 sennie and house conierees on tho
railroad bill against the return OF The
reads % prlfnit operation next March
4. ard urged fhat government opera
iiou ~ confInufl NJ lenat Two years.
Ga0reo r.. Hampten. representing
The faEmersf National Council. said
I'M exfenslon ma necessary 80 the
coaa1frr can 80 20 the bottom % no
rturQad proposition. III. r., Wilf OF
TIE Brotherhood OF kaiirpad hnHi,
nenra said railroad enpluyee eKperief
a fno-year extension would lea 70
am further exienaions-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

Clovis has Just voted $780,
600 Of school bonds with only
ten votes against the bonds.
Gallup voted $4,000 Of
school bonds with only 2 votes
against the bonds.
Las Vegas voted $37b, 900 of
school bonds with only IL votes
against.
Let's make II unanimous for
Albuquerque's Sa25,0O0, TO-
morrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Embassy Staffs Ask
Raise So They Can
Tango With Royalty

WAsHiNGTuN Jan. While
ID viii permit iham to "tuuro
eishHv nud pow wow with kiues
and uueonr. princes and princes
$685.. aflhfS increases of 81 o
nntllV for uuucr actreftrics and
CLERKS in American sIuNuults WI
not Improve tIcir NNlnp condiuous
Representative kItphln. democrat
of Nur{h t]'rfollnu d~rrinrea today
tH SIs nniIsn
Secretary lansing rergmmon1e1
Pho IurToHHa 10 tuc under arcrn.
urIos and flcils hlglt mlurlr sos
ciailt' abruad and the futciFu lf-
fuila committee included 100000
b tho Diplomatic and consular app
preparations hnl 10 cover b..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
EPIDEMIC II REPORTED
10 HE MOItkING MISTM ARD

PHOENIX. jan. 2G-Waruing Of
an impending influenza epidemic
was sounded in % telegram received
al the state health department to-day
from Surgeon General Rupert Blue
Of the army. who instructed local
health authorities 10 1nK ready for
"a second ~Vittation OF the epidemic.
The epidemic nov sweeping the
enst. the surgeon general pointed u
b. gradually working westward and
will reach Arizona, be estimated,
Hbsstt ono month hence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Uncertain Future for
Anti Sedition Bill

WNsIITNITT| Jam lN-H"u''
leaders reuiniuoo unccrtain today as
to dc future OF tHe auti-scdiuon leg
islutiou which ius been temporarily
blocked by the rules committees rec
fufli Goo rivS 10 preference.
Hearings before the committee arc
To- hc resumed tomorrow. Ana mean
time republican leaders, will meet 70
determine whethrg any n~uti-sodition
Dim win boz reported o. thr house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
DOTS and DASHES

tuITA. East siberia. - Colonel
Blunt and seven other American enc
riurcrs. Miss Ford, captain Nhnrctte
IuD several other members OF the Red
Gross and an entire Polish army.
composed OF former prisoners. have
been captured hy the holshcyikl No
klIuchluskiyn. according Co u telc-
gram received from former American
consult 90 lrkut-k.
Successful experiments in Erowlug
peanuts have been conducted in Me-
souotamiu Dos E~uEllshmeus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

The 1ans OK Itaiy are strict 81 re-
fard 20 thratern ana ~cifcasea. Every
act or performance announced on fhe
program muat be Eiyen. ANY great
refrigeration 81 the Advertising In
tended 40 mislead the public ~ pun
feilable by nna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

San FRASC1HCo. calf. Jan, 2e-
An ln5nrcfion preventing plgkeling BY
striking unioD mRn against The fchaW-
Hatcher c0mpauY's ship buildlnE
wards a. South ran Franetseo, VAS H.
auod today hy the IEited States dlf-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

MAH1SNIiI-E- Caltf. JanN- ia
Superior Judge w. y. Mcdaniel today
denied o motion by the prosecution 70
poaipoue the trial OF Mrs. Frederick
Nllspn. charged With murder Of
ChhrIes Hronn. Judge Mcdaniel or
arred dhnf b caHe prorfed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
Garment Workers
Get Wage Increase

NkW 1DHhs Jan. ltt-A wage m-
crease ~ 40 per cfn1 was awarded to-
day 20 earmnnt workers BY a commits
slaniapp1inied ~ Governor smith 20
nAinnI labor troubles which have
hampered ths Industry In this city
dnrleE fhf last year.
The commission makes a. n con
ditlon Of ita award that u shall not
cause the prices Of efolllng 10 be IN
creased buf she'll te met ~ economy
on the rAFt OF The manu- .acturers ana
increased ~prpduetinll by b Nurkers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

Ncw paper Fu'lIer currency recent.
ly issued iu lHpl hy the Invafche
bank wa so admired by The calncre
end natives when first issued mat u
was boarded. The notes were print-
ed by an American company - IN
clude 2t rtnidrr and J gullder de
nominations They were Intended 20
relieve the present scarcity ot silvor
coins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
vi ANNIOI~ 10
On ~ TIM PARADE

SACRAMENTO -"fu down you'll
aU ur counted census enumeration
advise folks bore Sacramento tehi
tsItH have tDp. fEr government tel
rphuu' busy l.E.Hg that Num'"hr
come and ruumrTife 'cm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
OUTSIDE or w nnIH Ms Az nronr

AKRON, O--Donaid Naloney was
stubborn. Unreasonable, Hpiteful and
sulien hut otherwise a good huahnnd,
Mrs. Mnloney told the court when
she asked divorce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

Insufficient r.|r accounts FOR thi
absence Of crops in nearly O third o.
fnr country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

WASHINGTON. Jan 2ee-By a volr
81 , 70 3 tina ana military commit
Tee fo1ny approved pr0visionk provid-
fitat Cor compulsory military training
f6r boys between fb and ~ years IN
elusive. and ordered q favorable re-
nnft upon She army reorganization
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26
fGs FIU CAsEs REPORTED
N 81 IOIIS IN - upI It's.

81. LOUIS. Jan. g6-Thcrc were
los cases OF influenza reported here
I'm tine 20 hour period ending ut d
o'clock last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-26

The escapcmcnt wheel ~ "a watch
makes 7Si.No0 revolutions every -
months.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
ron SALE

Ring gear and pini0na. Tulsa -Four
Grant, Overland, Maxwell. Ford, JI
other makea. axlcs, Chalmers
Chandler. Dodge. overland, Chevro.
let. Ford. Tulsa Tour. many other
makes, Buick Four bort
AUTO SALVAGE
z1S East Second Street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
The Following Cars Are
For Sale at Rock Bottom
Prices and You Will
Find Them Exactly
AS Represented

REGAL touring chr in A! condition
paint and top good, starter ana bat
terry In fine shape .'....... .A5oV
1917 studebaker roadster In good
mechanical condition, paint ana top
IN excellent shape, for quick nlle
at ..........'. .'''' low
Overland 90 touring IN good shape,
good rubber. good tlres and good
paint ..s.ss....... ..s..'.'.' ''''. ''fVV
Buick six five passenger touring,
looks and runH good ....... .Ft5O
Maxwell five passenger touring, 1918
model. thoroughly ovcrhaulcd ana
repaintcd, tires a /. snap at. $500
Tulsa -Four 1919 model fivo-rassen-
ger touring. good rubber. paint and
top, In Al condition. car runs ha
good as new ..............,,, RoOO
Maxwell touring, 1919 model. car
mas been overhaulod aud rcflniahcd; [;
looks and runs as good as now. $3.50
Oakland five passenger touring, 1913
model, car has been thoroughly over
hauled ana rcpainted. We guarantee
It To be In Al condition. .S700
Dodge touring with Sedan winter
top, 1919 model, car only been out
seven months Priced to sell $3.50
Chandler Chummy. speaks for
athcll .s.'s.....s.., .-.........S .SI1O
Haynes seven passenger touring in
good shape, paint and top In good
condition, an excellent buy $500
1919 Mash flvo-p -paNnngor Touring
car; Ia almost new, equipped with
cord tires and bumper ....S1,2OO
Marmon soven passenger touring
thDTDIIRhlV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28

FLORIDA Farm NEWS
ll9.B EAST PARK AVE
TAMPA FLORIDA
SEND FOR FIRE. cory.
SNAIL Rent small gNpele iarfr stock; t5D s,orss
result icatlV a. cash prices for 81 per week Ale-
Mnns lesrlv, l2O FAST Tnifd street.
GARAGE FOR SALE- BullIug 5UvSO. i0t 50XIfO:
NlrS triu, some terms " right parties, inquire
ked YoTs glrass, Red Fork, 0kla.
LIT us SrARf yon IN A yeY nruiijhblc business: 10
cxpcicnoe nnnsssaryi teach the business aas
sell. you the equipment and pay you ghlls you
lean. yry small inyestmeni required Call and
see rs write f0r literature Anderson Steam Val.
clniref Co 23oi Grand, kansas city. NO
FOX SALE or rrnt ablm 10000 f6,t floor space
close IN railroad gaesase for appointment call
olge slo.
COTTAGE HOfkL ~ sale; ~ rooms 'u7n 5hei; ely
water; EAS $1,000 cash The Citizens BAuk Of
ShtHrrh
MIL SILL CHEAP one bAcAsmlth snop. god t0N1i
good trade. AidOS y W Dcbhlns Covsia. Okla
Would LikE % NEST party with financial basdng
for q movie; comedian: a ulnI: bI. re.urIA Al
dreS i5g-A. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
FINANCIAL


At COtlNGrUN uka ior sale or lease. roomiag
house ~ rooms nicely arranged 'ur giving meals.
money maker. ADDE'S COLORADO Rooms. Boz lOs.
t0yiur'on Oka
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-28
FINANCIAL


BUSINESS OPPORTUslIlEs a.
FOR SNE -Coal nine and .hlrt railroad properl
eastern Oklahoma, smngeess coal district 600
acres coal, cents royalty pUld consider prup0
siton 20 give control 70 parties financing I'm.
pfotenrnts Address Aiv'rtlser. Room Gi6 Raj.
way ErcAnse BLDG thago, H.
CLAN Snsk variety. dg grodS notion store. pay
lus business: sold At oncr Cor SPOT cash will
iate 20 eenu on ho 81, lWoire about $1,000
FOR sAlf-hIgh r.aN cunir7i0nry: line line
candy, lunches and soda; Sill sell fixtures: other
mrneZ Gauss 'or selling. Bliss Candy shop 1 7
East Third street.
FOX SNE-flT nss ten-pnnet alleys VIII gI'e haI'
interest n anynne who all furnish locaiilu IN
tpd t0sn and my time also: mony gofirr VIII
sell Tor 'cy little csh. Ice WiliiiOrd lO2 East
Main. Ardm0re. Ols
WANTkll=-nHtrlct manager, legal regryc lie In
surlnce company, Rho can earn AZ least $4,000
per year Must be a Mlson Address success care
Tulsa World
WANTth--t5, 600 oi individual for 100 days. viTD
paw 20 l%q cent per annum. good s.rurity; qllc,
artlcni iikna 769 4. wrld
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
HE TELLS THE TRUTH

Ed son 6 Lott Pres. OF the United
Safes Casualty company IN an ad
e. s, on The Taint of Communism
in Mutual Insurance" says:
In effect the mutual statesmen
advise 'Collectisism" And. strange
as il may seem, some business men
viii buy polio es and thereby be-
come partners in a mutual insurance
association, run on the plan advooat-
cd by oolleetivists and socialists
vi hout perce wing that the same
argument that won them over to
mutual insurance applies Just as wei
20 their own business.
There is not a Socialist in the
country who is not an out and-out
allocate of mutual insurance cover
ng property values and protecting
industry as the first step and mono
po!istic state fund insurance as the
next step toward the socialistic
GOETHE ultimate conduct OF all
h"sinesS, all commerce and all in
dustry by the state
"All employers who speculate W tn
t1rfual five insurance are not Social
ISIS. All men who are conducting
elch companies are not socialists.
But every such insurant and every
such companv is aid NC in DESTROYING
Individual initiative, individual enter
pr Sc and individual responsibility,
aud is encouraging collective owner
shin, collective management" the
holding OF all capital as a common
trust, and the elimination or con-
fiscat on OF all profits" Socialists
are for mutual insurance as means
New Mexico state record., 1920-12-03
SAFE IN ITS GRAVE

In one OF his recent articles Col
+. NJ House declares that more
than half of the Republican leaders
assured the country that ths League
of Nations would be safer in the
keeping of the Republ can party
tilsn in that OF the Democratic
pa-'v"
The statement is not true, and
Gel House can not cite facts TO sup
port il. When he says THE Lea
gre OF Nations" he means the Brit
sh-Wilson league. He cannot name
the men and quote the statements
Justify ng his assertion that more
ilan half OF the Republican leaders
assured the country that the league
OF nations would be safer IN the
keeping of the Republican party
than in that Of the Democratic par
v" The g Republican Senators
WHO signed thc resolution OF March
4. 1910 were pledged TO cut the
the league covenant out OF the trea-
ty, aud not one OF ths 80 has