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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-01-10

apparel has caused the concern
perhaps, than any other. They
npTe than other things, and it is
quality. Here, however, are
The best quality, and at prices
considering present market
e black shoes; English flats
calf skins; all sizes and lasts;
$e.95
Wei and kangaroo kid shoes;
high toe; both comfortable and
value
$ll.65
cal mems English flat shoes;
"a brown; calf skin. The real
ng men. $12.50 value
$l0.75
color Butcher model shoes; a
$o.65
asgai laces, in both calf skin
value. Only broken sizes
$6.75
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Mrs. Minnie BrunIback, formerly
stenographer in the attorney generals
office, has been appointed chief clerk
in the governors office, succeeding
Arthur SENEGAL, who succeeded Miss
Clara Olsen as secretary to the gov.
leTnor.
Mrs. Gertrude Dills, who is one
of the grand officers. and r. L..
Ormsbee, patron, and Miss Felicitas
kaune, matron. of the Santa Fe
Chapter, together with Mr., and Mrs.
Hugh H. Williams. Miss Della Null
Ter and other members of the local
chapter, are in Albuquerque attend
ing the meeting of the Grand Chapt-
er O. +. S.
A large concrete building which
will be used as a hotel and lodge
will be brilt al Valley Ranch. one OF
the most popular resorts in the state.
The building will be constructed along
the Spanish style of architecture
around a 40-foot square placita, with
spacious porches inside and out. 4
large reception room and lodge VIII
occupy the front of the building which
will he modern in every respect.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
FOR BISHOPS LODGE

improvements costing $4,000 ID
$4,000 are 10 be made al ,he Bis.
hops Lodge Immediately Mr.. Pas
five manager, has returned from IN
ven. lie was accompanied by {. IL
Campbell, OF Campbell Brothers, build
ing contractors, of Santa lfc. wh1
have the contract for the work.
While in Denver they purchased
material for use in the new build
ings. The buildings contracted for
consist OF a large central building
containing offices, public living room
dining room, kitchen, pantry, billiard
room, ladies' and gentlemen's baths
and layatories, steal heating plant,
laundry and store rooms and eight
bed rooms with private baths, This
will be w story and of the same
style of architecture as the present
lodge buildings. The present south
lodge will also be remodeled, SO as
TO provide eight additional guest
rooms with private baths and sleep
ing porches.
Two other ornamental houses Of
five rooms each will be erected of
adobe for housing the lodge help,
IS well as several bungalows Tor
guests. The plans for the improve
lnents were prepared by T. c. Gas
tro, architect of Santa re, and the
work viii be started immr1i 'cty
The lodge recently installed electric
'j"3ting bv building a tt usrris sion
line from is property to tt. city, to
connect with the city Lighting ,ys-
aud upon the compile ion Of The
additions just contracted for its capa-
will be doubled and Il VIII b. a
beautiful resort. one of the most
picturesque IN the state. located close
up to the hieh mountains and still
accessible and near the CAPITAL CITY
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
Grand Order. In Seaaion

The Grand Lodge OF Ancient. Free
and Accepted Masons OF New MeN
leo began its forty-second ANNA
communication Monday morning witt
a large number of delegates from al
parts of the state. F~orty-one mem
hers ~ represented at the firS
meeting which IS the largest con
ference on record,
Among those present are the tol
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal

. Gabriel Teiles. 60 years old died
Saturday night from paralysis at his
home on Canyon Road.
The Republican primaries will be
held in this city Saturday evening.
See the full call in this issue for
details.
superintendent OF Public lnstruc-
ton Wagner has gone to Chicago to
attend the meeting the North Cen
trail Association of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools.
Jose d. Sena. district deputy grand
exalted ruler OF the Elks, has return
ed after making official visits to the
lodges at Clovis, Tucumcari. Ros-
wen and Ration
Assistant Attorney General II. s.
Bowman it returned from A'iH.
q.erHr. .s ic attended
Gran master .ai one
the .ur. a'.... " Nou.sr-mH
TIE t'. fIisH -hoal
Pow. ls,.'-. Hs8 t.rw arrived Thurs
day afternoon for genes in this city
viii. the Indian School team Thurs
day night, and the High School team
this evening.
The Business Mems Cooperative
association held a meeting and din
ner at the Library building last even
ing for the purpose OF discussing
matters OF interest to the members
and the city.
The secretary Of the museum. p.
A. F. Walter, has been invited to
dcliver a commencement address at
Des Moines on May IA. He has
Chosen for his theme, Getting the
Most Out OF Life"
Mrs. Ruth {. Miller. tate dirc,to,
OF vocational education. ha, return
cd from Garfield, where She was call
ed on account Of the i'lscs, of he
tVn small daughters They have
practically recovered
Colonel Ralph T.. Tvi'chcl has
been named charter uemhcr az the
Roo eHril Memorial association.
chartered by act OF congress. beiga
t.D only charter member irou tn
STAT. y New Mceico
Ma Nord ais, manager Of Clare.
Held company, was IN from Albu-
querquc Wednesday 20 close the deal
for The II. y Cartwright & Brothc
bu,lGt,' and l,ft in Tie evening for
Las Vegas, which Is the hcadquart-
ers Of the company.
Came Warden Thomas 2. Gablc.
has returned from Il trip to Juarez
where he went to see about a ship
mcnt Of quail to rcstock this state.
The chances of securing these bird
favorable and the only failure in
the deal might result from the gov
eminent refusing to grant a per
nit.
Owners oi al kinds oi motors who
fail 10 secure their 1920 license he
lore the first Of April uil be taecf
~ additional penalty Of Is per cent .
alter fh.t da'c, The law direct, s
.Ae Secretary Of State 10 add Obi. r.
lm nm SO t.cre is mo- "kickius oH.'
Inc only thing TO do Is to Click I'M" T
that time
Beginning March % f,r d. 81 r..
D. f-Hfn WrII arrive af Slut. lf- -f
m which viii Joe a great con- !
.cn'cucc for traveller, who wish &c. n
20 on to points south as they can b
hen make connections with The r
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

The Santa Fe Woman's Club met
building. Following the board of
managers meeting and regular bust
ness session Mrs. Ralph M. Hen
derson. of FL Paso. delighted the
ladies with two excellent violin selec-
tons accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Doll on the piano. The "Civic Day"
program was in charge of Mrs. R.
F. Asplund and Mrs. Leslie Gillett.
The different subjects were present.
ed by Section D. the following ladies
participating: Mesdames Won Nyven-
helm, Charles Wheelon. R. c. Ten
Eyck. Frank Staplin, w. G. Turley,
Reed Holloman. J. o. Seth, Thomas
White. H. L. Lamoureux, Earl Wiley
and the Misses Sloan and Whitwell.
Appropriate to the season, very en-
tertaining and enjoyable was the St.
Patrick's Party and Irish Vaudeville
given by the Santa Fe Chapter of
the Eastern Star Wednesday night
in the Montezurna Lodge rooms. The
event was largely attended by mem
bers, Masons and their ladies'. At
the conclusion of the program dainty
refreshments were served.
The Drama League presented an
entertaining and amusing three one
act plays at the Museum auditorium
last night. The event was attended
nv a large and appreciative audience.
Mrs. Ralph M. Henderson. of FL
Paso, added greatly to the enjoy
rart or al. aVa1;pu h. pJax:1U ~
g%uisite violin numbers.
The Zimmerman-Ewart piano and
violin recital given at the Museum
auditorium Tuesday night under the
auspices of the Woman's Board of
Trade was exceedingly fine. Both
Mrs. Zimmerman and Mr.. Ewart
are finished artists and were ap-
plauded by a large audience who en-
joyed every number.
Mrs. Ralph M. Henderson, Of Fl
Paso, formerly of Santa Fe. the gift
ed vocalist and violinist has arrived
to assist during the Scottish Rite
Reunion next week. She was accom-
paned to Santa Fe by her daughter
Miss Nora Henderson. Mrs. Hen
derson is planning to spend the sum
mer here.
At the Eiks home Wednesday night
a merry party attended the Saint
Patrick's dance given by the enter
tainment committee. Splendid music
was furnished for the occasion by
Al Morrison's orchestra.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
WoMAN'S ADVANCEMENT
MAX GrayerIing. }

'lier, l.s NJ Anu WI, rot.
On Ia ho.om ~ Ahr,ban
lis miab,y mo- g. NJ Ann
Rut awfrl ronob ON Abrab,m"
ms w.. y],jlion an ga"ng .,;rr
t-onh.,a,, IN an. ~ fla. ra
IN tbs V,-,b ~ F,ci,nI a. -.
Eurfrsd ,..r .oo
mr. r.uu,rie. mn, hold tbo ro,L.,
b,,t. Noma, was a.. n~l,vtbipg -,
hig s.r,.u. Never a. : r.iYrln Il
d., tl,r.ht ..-,. o.. ti., tb,t nov.
han. tI. tIni4b.v L.f' ,rr,u.,s he.
v.i.r .iu. .uI q. rif~.cg.e iLe n.
.ugp
n was moi ill tre Ci.I War tl., ,
frr, ~ ham I.r.t =, ...tt ANA tL;gE
..- t-b....,f... al ta.. jim. d, a..
I.p .r..b.. gt..u fo- r,, Ill. .
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Man bsH .,--bt her ,b.t n. o.
l,.,,.r ,,.bia L.;,r vhii, .ra
r-r,py.,bt. c,r ,~t;o,,t rrn.r,-n
.Y..,abt. u, nv sn,t n ,b1,t, =,
r...on or ,ry s,b,,.t H.. ho;,r ~,
,..,prcr sev could nor he evrc,t +,
ia forgiyr even o,re and 81 sbe wa.
er,brined in bis heart She must h.
,,rrvtbipo he ,,lcd f,r or he c,,,Il
moi hold her u,i,b ,be love a,d 60
yereuce he wanted IN keen tor :,
good woman" Never one, Ala he
tb;nk ,bout her ,oya ar him a.,
was taken for granted
At last his twaddIe oot ,;resom.
and 2 few brave SouIs FOOD rn ana
talked one M ,bese was nr A.
Howard shaw mo- g;rl who iongad
10 nreacb Wort;no hsr wav ,hrnnaS
college, hon ,brnnoh ,he pos,on
.Tbeoiog;caI Seu;,arv a. ,;n.s .Inos,
STARVING sbe a, l,s; ~r,drated h.
f,n;I,, ref,,s.d ~ ,oars g. ~ -.
or sneak 10 her 80 u~nuors,iv-
had She become in ,be;r w. III
, 1910 AZ the age of seyertv.;wo
Anna shaw died , woman MOI, ontv
hon ,red 4, ,mer;ca hu, ali over ,he
world ber.usr az her yort in 30
Gf,;po ,o,,nL;nd
word,- II The ayerage ,erso,
realizes 5n,v much the Mov;,r P,r.
tures r.,n ;, i;t,t. ,oun III.
Cham. Drc grest adyan,aoe ;s ~
can s., ,ncb ereat actresses as ina
Cavaf,r CersId;,e Earr.r parI;na
Frcd.,..t Nszamovs and a,hars
who s.onld never 90 70 a mail to,yn
ILL., In, Co-no-si coniau 60
tbc b,.t n;c,r-es an The m.rie, NO
ms,ter wb,, The co., I, rer,a;nio
Is , grea, tb;ng ,or o,r U,,Ie y;iI.ge
N;ss Pa;n,er on. of orr schooi
aaye sho-, e,,er,a;nmon,
bv her nnn;Is Sundsv morn;ng Eeh
% ss ,r;hn,e 70 G;e,rge Wssb;,a.
the second tablea9 Immersed
ne most deeply. Ralph Thomson
dressed as a sailor represented the
William Wright wore the Boy
ros,,-na n, ,ha oh. a.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

The Worldly hope men set their
Hearts upon
Turns Ashes-or it prospers; and
anon,
Like Snow upon the Deserts
dusty Face,
Lighting a little hour or two
is gone.
Omar Khayyam
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

There was q man in our town.
He was strong and well last sum-
mer;
He bathed his throat in wood alcohol
And now he's On the hummer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Elephants - coral, iForv, iade o.
amber OF the most attractive c%arvina
is the --latest thing in lew nv fo- IL
Republican iliies to wear from NOW
until the pre- dental election in No
frirber. The 80 e''rted a. the
Suffrage convention in Chioa~o whore
republican Proclaimed tNeir
political affiiafi3n by wearing tiny
elephants, emblem OF their party, at
tached to ribbons about their ueckS.
and since the convention the "a shion
has become widespread.
The elephant is not only the BADGE
OF the republican party, bat also tie
time iionorcd oriental symbol for
luck. Now that the 6. o. ?. ONE
have adopted the fad as exclusively
as their own what will the adherenis
Of the Democratic donkey do'
They viii hardly da-e wear thei-
elephants" lest they he labeled
republicans and the burning eve
ton among jewellers ie-win there he
a democratic market for carved dom
KEYS T. be worn on neck chains.
Republican womcr are b"''uT
many pounds Of candy th7t their
listers wiz never how"
''c courage, 70 adoro thrn1ceiecs win
Jacks"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
N M Boy Champion Wrestler

Maxwell Ferguson. of Albuquer-
que, a son Of Rev. Neil FERGUSON has
won a great deal of notoriety in
Colorado as being an acknowledged
champion wrestler. The young man
IS a freshman engineer in Col 'rado
University at Boulder, and winning
creditables grades in his college cour-
ses IS web as in athletics. Irhe
Boulder News-Herald has the follow
ing to say of another mat-mit con-
tes' At Fl. Collins last week:
while the U. of c. ba sketball men
we're takin" the measure of The MIN
ers here Saturday night, Coach Ed
took four out of the six matches in
wee getting in a few ticks of their
Grubb's Silver and Gold wres'lers
the dual meet with Aggies. Even
own IN AZ Fort Collins where they
Roy Tolliver. middleweirhs confer
ence champion and believed by the
Aggies u be unbeatable. fell a vic
tim to FERGUSON OF the state u%river-
sity, who therw him in the heavy
weight match in II minutes"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
Lo.a, Red c-,s- On ere JoS

fNrNN NNA AT[HH t. AE s.f
Mrs. w. r. Kirby, Horne Secretary.
Quay County Chl7tc- American Y
Gross has been WORKING day and
might for the last three week., a.
tending TO the detail, OF -ccvri4
bonus. mileage hospital care ard vo
cational training for Quay comfy
soldiers More than two hunirel
boys have called AZ the office OF the
Secretary for information OF various
kinds. Many have been sem 20 va
rious vocational training schools,
twenty have signed up for Fall term
Of School and in all probability will
be sent to the State College.
During the last month the local
Chapter has sent out over four hun
bred questionaires to men in Quay
county. Financial aid has been given
- several in need and three or four
have been sem to the hospital at Fl.
Stanton for treatment.
The Red Cross is doing a grea,
work in aiding the government in at
tending to the needs of returned
soldiers and merits the support the
people of this country give it.-Tu-
cumcari American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
WANTED: State Lands. Par

WANTED: State Lands. Par
ties having purchased fromthe
State Of New Mexico lands dur
ing 1915, 1917 and 1918 may
find buyer by submitting de-
scriptions thereof and stating
lowest cash price therefor or
for the equities they may have
for sa d and. by addressing
Charlss X. Henry. 2s8 East Col
orado Street Pasadena, CAlif.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Mrs. Clyde Earl Elv and Mrs. II
Dial entertained at bridge and sn
last Friday afternoon az the Dial
residence on West Pine street. At
the conclusion of the games a deli
o;ous two-corrse lunche IN was serv-
ed. where the general color scheme
Of green and white was carried ort
in the menu itself. Among the
bridge con'estaa's. Mrs. Ament won
the prize for hiar score md Ms.
FaIkerbrrg for low. while am7ng
the 500 PLAYERS Mrs. Wsmei won thr
prize for high core. and Ms. Rog-
ers, who is visiting her daroh.--
Mrs. Pollard the low.-Deming Head
light.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Your success depends upon whai
you do with your spare time. Vast,
II and you lose your chance; use Il
wisely and you build a successful fu'
ture.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
HOME With War Bride

HOWE With War Bride
After nearly three years in ARMY
Service SGT. Herbert Chee.lsm ~
rived Wednesday evening in Taos for
a months visint with his parents.
brothers and friends. He was in
F--ro~ s~~~r-.-rn months and
brought with him across the brinv
sea. a French bride who is a charm
ing girl. She IS the first French
bride TO arrive in Taos County md
Is naturally creating some e~~cite-
ment and admiration in the village.
Taos Valley News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

superintendent OF Public lnstruc-
ton Wagner has gone to Chicago to
attend the meeting the North Cen
trail Association of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
Army Qusrtetts Popular

The famous army quartette from
Fort Bliss. Texas. who were the main
attraction on account of their I'M
usually fine singing during the Auto
Show in Santa Fe, delighted great
crowds at Las Vegas. Shortly after
arriving there Sunday afternoon they
sang at the Y. M. c. A. and at
the Coronado theatre that evening
and at the Mutual theatre Monday
night.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Gabriel Teiles. 60 years old diet
Saturday night from paralysis at hi,
home on Canyon Road.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Wee'ev y. Corrrr arI CO. p
H7r~in0'On 90 7''criir~ 30 meet.
inc 81 'he G-7~I C~owrr7rfo~v p.
hihrorc~orr 'o'ar.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19
Handsome Miners Entertained

A delightful affair was that held
at the Val Verde Saturday night
when a number of Socorro's young
ladies entertained 4 bunch of those
handsome miners.) with an elabor-
ate Leap Year dinner party, at the
conclusion of which all adjourned to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Philips, where the evening was
rounded out in dancing.-Socorro
Chieftain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

The Woman's Union of the First
Presbyterian church holds its annual
social meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank Andrews, Don Casper avenue
at 3 o'clock this afternoon The
meeting will be attended by members
and their friends.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Tho rep-'7r mee'ing OF the n. A.
p. "as heii Monday afternoon a.
clock in the historical room %
tie o'd %ra'7cc
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Jose d. Sena. district deputy grand
exalted ruler OF the Elks. has return
ed after making official visits to The
lodges at Clovis. Tucumcari. Ros-
well and Ration.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

The Republican primaries will b,
held in this city Saturday evening
See the full call in this issue 70.
details.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-03-19

Fr7nk A. B"riio' a'.o-nev -
Farm'nr'oH was IN he CITY a couple
of davs 'h's week Attending 10 busi-
ness for clients.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16
DIVIDING A SMALL CIRCLE
Method Recommended by Popular
Mechanics Magazine viii Ee
Seen to Have Advantages.

When it is desired to lay out divi-
sions on a small circle with accu~
racy, it is difficult to do the work
with dividers. The best way is to
lay out q circle as large as possible,
concentric with the one to be diyid-
ed divide the large circle as accu~
rately as possible, and then trans
fer the divisions to the small circle
by drawing straight lines to The cen
ter with d straight-edge. The .al-
vantage Of this methodlis, first, that
it is easier to work on a larze scale,
and second, that whatever errors
there may be in the large divisions
will be reduced in the small circle,
though, Of course, the proportion
viii remain TIE same. Much the
same plan can beused in dividing
straight line or an arc Popular
Mechanics Magazine.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16

Touring TIE country a. q candidate
Tor Vice President, Franklin ., Roose
,yelt is vainiy e0deavorlng 10 invoke
the progressive spirit Of 1912 IN sup
port Of Wtlsonisn aud tie election Of
the Democratic ticket IN November.
What would the real Roosevelt
Theodore Rooseyelt-the immortal I.
R.-say to his followers were he alive
today?
Gone, he left burning words which
tell all too plainly what his attitude
would be at this time
He abhorred wisconsin, Just as he
abhorred Danielism, with both Of which
franklin D. Roosevelt has been identi.
fed as an under Secretary.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16
NATIVE ASPHALT FOR ROADS
Being UtiIizsd In easts % ~
the Country. Wl

WA there are no asphalt de-
posits In this country. anywhere near
thesise and purity Of the mysterious
pitch lake IA Trinidad, the asphalt
deposits of California and the
Rocky mountain region give prom
ise Of supplying a vast amount Of
bituminous rock with which we can
cheaply surface our miles Of unim-
proved roads, said G. B Haxring-
ton .of.Los Angeles, while IN Wash
ington recently,
Experiments have shown that
this tstuissc ~ fock oodld be used
for paving both country highways
and city sr.st II carefully laid
and maintained the .pavements
would Be 6nrabae and clean, and
wcuad produce relatively little noise
and dusA However, this native as
phalt i not fitted Tor sse in paving
city streets.
European countries use large
quantities Of bituminous rock in
building roads, and If the United
States would adopt the same prac-
tice much Oil for other purposes
would be released" -Washington
Post.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16
Condemned wisconsin.
Theodore Roosevelt condemned WI


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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16
PHOTOGRAPHY sEMPLiFlE0.

The business Of making photo
graphic enlargemepts has been sim
plifed by the construction Of a YER
teal charging camera which is sus-
pended overhead and projects it's
light down upon a sensitized sheet
which is placed on a table under
it. The arrangement and manipu-
lation Of the paper is much more
conveniently done in this position
Indianapolis News.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-09-16

courage and honesty, Of truth and
St1e4geh.
I'm the tace 81 the world be hes oes-
cred this nations face with shame as
with garment" -
So much for Theodore Roosevef<-s
opinian of Wilson and Wisconsin n
support Of which Frankl.n q. Roose-
welt, lifelong Democrat, would now an
woke the progressive spirit Of 1921
Abhorred DanielIen,.
And what did Theodore Roosevelt
tl.4n< u DdnietS administration q tho
Navy Department Of which the Demo
crat. Franklin D. Roosevelt, has been
a more or less conspicuous factor and
part7
= . OseeA - sAmef1eanism arsd
National Defense" at Chicago, Octo-
Der 2e, 1915, Theodore Roosevelt said :
More harm has been done to the
~sy ~ the politicians n pswer Eur
ing the last three years than in the
preceding thirty. whatever gssA ~
been accomplished in the navy during
the last three years has been done By
naval officers, who. in most Cases, hare
been snubbed and punished for their
proposals as long as 1t was safe to DO
-; whereas Nj. Daniels now turns and
claims credit for what was thus forced
upon him. -. ,<v
IN short, throughout President VIII
sons term there has been neglect or
positive maladministration In connec-
ton with departmental organization IN
navy yards, aeronauticS, Names and tor
pedoes, and IN ali other matters affect
ing the efficiency Of the fleet and the
enthusiasm Of its officers and men.
The activity and energy Of the
Navy Department under President VIII
son has been primarily concentrated
upon schemes aimed at getting or
advertising"
This, then, is what Theodore Roose-
welt thought Of the administration Of
the Department from which Franklin
D. Roosevelt, Democrat and exponent
OF wisconsin, fain would reach the
Vice Presidency and have progressives
of 1912, followers Of the real Roose-
valt, help to keep the Democratic par
ty in power and make Wisconsin en-
dural
It is fnconceivable that any tree fol
lower of Theodore Roosevelt viii
he4rke2 to such preposterous appeal.