Deming graphic., 1920-10-26


hint from the known facts concerning
the psychopathic increase in our popu
llation we will lay Off OF The my 'teri.
Gus unknown and he like the Nilsson
irlan and have 70 he shown 10 believe
lat least to the extent Of retaining
most of our marbles in the game of life
The laboring class In Italy has
adopted a new type Of strike which
apepars very likely tow in In the pres
ent labor fight IN that country. The
workmen stay on the job. take good
care of the machinery and tools and
take such scrupulous observance Of
shop rules that they have little time
left to work; by which they have re-
duced the output Of the factories to
about 30 per cent Of their former scale
and have reduced the expenses OF the
mills not at all Although it is very
peculiar way OF workmen obtaining
their ends II seems to bc very effective
and promises to bring speedy results.
1t at least beats destroying property
and bombing with loss Of life like most
strikes heretofore conducted the world
over.
All Of the counties in Europe seem
to bc affected with fnvOritism toward
Rolsheviki ideas as the French FEEDER
alton Of labor by n vote of 1,iTS to
COZ adopted resolution favoring the
Moscow lnternationale and cooper
alton with the active revolutionary
party The declaration proposes inn
mediate steps for supervision Of indus
try and commerce 10y the workers, to
he sought by direct action. The Amer
leans are not that far gone at least as
Samuel Gompers. President Of the
American Federation Of Labor, issued
a statement repudiating in behalf of
the Federation, the radical labor par
V in Europe and their revolutionary
methods.
The Irish rebellion has good
chanc for settlement II the British
and the Irish leaders will
try the solution Of the problem as pro
posed by Viscount Grey, one Of Brit
aims most able statesmen, in London
recently. Ii proposes single foreign
policy and the union Of British and
Irish armies and navics and the same
freedom to IriShmcn as is granted the
subjects of Britain's great DominionS. |
The former seems to be fair enough |
to the Irish but il is also proposed that
that British shall perform the func- |
tions Of the government for period |
not To exceed two years and with !
druwal at the end OF that time or
sooner II ireland Is ready for Self |
but ms the Irish don't |
seem To trust the intentions and ac-
tions OF the British the latter part Of
the proposal will very likely not ap-
peal tn them. although II has the ap- |
pearancc Of being fair enough to the
onlooker.
A medical discovery made by Gov
ernment Public Health Service cX-
pcrts. that Is Of great interest to those
afflicted with tuberculosis. is that Of
refined ChaumOogra oil which has
been used effectively in arrcsting the
progress of leproSy. Scientists have
discovered that the fatty acids Of
oil are bactericidal or
nntagonistic TO an anti-fat bacillus, In
which class are the leproSy and tuber-
rulosis hacili. Dr. j. r. Mcdonald Su-
Of the leprosy inyeSiiga-
iion station in the Hawaiian Islands
and DR.. 4. l.. Dean, President OF the
University Of Hawaii are TO start II
against tuberculosis iInme
liatcly. at the same time continuing
heir work against lcproSy. We nope
hat the experiment Is II success.
II the L. =. Mail service isn't
prompt at times it at least is sure of
nail reaching It's destination in time
Is is proven by an incident that hap
lencd recently in New York A post
ard mailed seventeen years ago was
delivered recently, II miles from the
llace it was dropped in II letter box.
rhc man who sent it received It, hay-
ne acquired the position formerly held
" the original nddrcsscc. Frank
)'Keefe. the sender. was surveying
he Harlem river in September, 1908.
or the department of docks. one
'vening he sent the card reporting his
work. to the Superintendent. Later
D'Kcefc. through series Of promo
ions. became Superintendent Of docks