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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

To eSpend million dollars In tho
next i've years for tho development
of the college prohibition movement
ga rNefA couvge and university u the
world Was the prugrau adopted by the
national convention Of Intercollegiate
~usHocintion az Dcs MOinea iuhi month";
January b, ON the board OF directors
are such outstanding university lead
ciA as Professor Irving Fisher Of Yale.
and leaders ~ the strongest prohibi-
ton organizations. anon them Miss
Anna Gordon, president Of tie Ma
tional Womnn's Christian Temperance
Union.
Tho University Of New Mexico
might ind % worth while 10 organize
u ! 20 promote the world prohibit
ton movement and Nppiy for an on
duwmeut 81 several thousand dollars
To prepare students who wish 20 do
40, To become prohibition workers boz
other countries. such endowment
would attract new students. would
widen the scope Of work lon courses Of
fercd ana the money would likely hi-
SQUIRE other donations from individuals
Interested in his cause.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
GuLlLITE CORNISH MARRIED

Intensely interesting to many
friends IN Albuquerque and tn the
state is the news that br Percy GU
I.ft' cornish was this Afternoon mar
Iird to Miss bora Mildred Thomas
The ceremony was solrmUlyod t1
fhc home of "a relative Of the bride 10
Philadelphia, the Rev. Nh Norwood,
uu ~EpIECopulIuu clergyman Of the
brides home IN Nova Scotia. official
ing.
Miss Refer of Ncw York city was
the brides maid. THE rroum's at.
t,udunt was Major HENRY nohson. i
,'assmute Of m" groom ut Yale
Special music hy play cts from IN,
Philadelphia SYMPHONY orchestra
r#.,D added impression tu he wedding
ritual
The bride ls 70 resident Of NoNl
Scotia and has Tie past winter boon
visiting relative. 900 Philadelphia
~ cornish, Dr., ls esteemed ben Al.
huqicrQue Tor his owu character and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
MRs. BHowN n0NoR GUEST.

The call Us Pals club met for the
usual Tuesday evening supper ~ the
Y. ". 9. a. Tuesday evening. There
was more than the usual pleasure.
Mrs. Linda spence Brown Of Dallas.
Texas was "a guest OF honor. and after
the supper Mrs. Brown gave an cdl-
Tying talk TO the girls before they adj
.iuurned FOR informal games and
romninE.
Mrs Brown left Thursday for Den
yer. She In TO visit In las Vegas and
Ration 10 interview Y. W. e. A. work
ers iu the Meadow City" and the
"Gntg CITY,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

CARDS AT ST. h1afRN,H HALL.
The Ladies Sewing Circle or the I'M
moculaf Conception parish were
hlsteases at a well attended card party
Ihur1dny afternoon IN 81 Mnry's Hall.
Ihe ladies who received are newly
elected officers or tho circle. Mes
DANES Anna T~casier, president; Ralph
umbrach. secretary. Walter Leakly.
treasurer. Awards for tho anmrs
were given 70 Mrs, Scott Knight. high
score prize, Mra. Keefer cut prlzo Mrs.
switzer. BOBBY prize.
-
SCHUTT-LANGOlnx MaRRlAcF.
News has been received by friends
IN this city. Of the marriage OF Mrs
Charles y. schutt TO Mr., n. n. lang
lotN. Mrs, Sch1tt. for years n resi-
cent OF Albuquerque. where the name
Of Schrtt has been Identified with
commercial interests 81 Albuquerane,
intel visited here. h left last week
for n Paso.
Monday In the Pass City the mar
finte ceremony t0ot place. Mr. Lang
iot2 - o Woll-io-do business mun nf
Denver, whore Airs Hchutf has lived
Win her parents b past year.
MI. aud Mrs. i-anEl0tz left after the
wedding Of am overland trip In a a.
mousine for q honeymoon Hoiourn in
california, They win motor back to
Lenver where they VIII make their
home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
MIS-. MiNN TO Nn-

Mrs. Ada liercc-Wiuu. New Mex
ico's well loved dramatic soprano. VIII
sing tomorrow afternoon 90 Nsspcr SER
vices tu St Johns Episcopal church at
4 O'Clock. Mrs WINS selection viii
be These Are They" from Tho Holy
city 10y Gnul.
While here with Mr. VIM. attend
ing the convention M forest service
suncr,isors. Mrs. Winn has hcou he
sicred with Invitations TO sing at this
and that pprty and At several program
events. Her only puhlic appearance
viii he at the Ncsier services totuor-
row afternoon. because her time has
been munopoiized with convention
SESSIONS and sociul functions In her
honor.
To ho1r Mrs. VIM once IH 20 long
for tho privilege urHin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
nnIDGE TOn Mne MIIIs.

Mrs A.. u. hetz WIS IL gracious host
css to ten ladica Tuesday afternoon
at her home, SAG South Edith street
The guests we're members Of u clique
OF Intimate school Eil friends OF other
DAYS invited 20 meet Mrs naisy Hunt
ginger Mills who ls Boz Albuquerque
again, the guest Of her SISTER, Mrs
Tom Hughes.
when time could be spared from
conversation the company gave at
tentiun TO the i~ntrncac.os ~ bridge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
WELCOME HoME,

" =
Albuquerque aiWays will claim Mrr.
Frederic Wlnn a- a resident The
fact that she lives elsewhere mikes no
difference The Duke city D. proud
Co welcome this gifted artist hom"
again 10 even tor "a week CO.. two
Mrs VIM IT. here with Mt VIM
who rs attending the conference Of
q. : forest supervisors. She hiss been
tctcd At receptions and Informal eve
u.nrs every day the past week. At
the buffet supper giyen ln the Mui-
lens nome she graciIusly m Her
Pupil Miss Dewey McGrath, Of Silver
CIV, who is Mr.. WINS guest has
also been heard In soprano solos at
afternoon teas. 1T the Country cluu
dance Thursday night Mrs. Winn ana
Miss McGrath sang both were heard
t' Mis- Sidney Wilson's tea and
charmed everyone. Mrs. Winn viii
go next week to the c-onVucation u
trc Episcopal church to meet IN
santa Fc ~ e delegate Of the food
shepherd church Of Silver city. Mrs.
Wiun VIII De the guest Of Miss Flora
,uurud .u santa BE and viii sing az
H reception q be rendered by Mrs.
Parker 20 the church delegates m
Santa Fo wednesday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

February, the bnby month, will record The most notable events
Of the winter. Three formal balls are scheduled for next week. The
first of these will be Mrs Benjamins function this evening in the
Masonic ball room.
The knights Of Columbus ball, and banquet Monday evening at
the AlVaradO will be another occasion when dress suited men and
elegantly dressed ladies will participate in a social drama that will
create . bright spot in The memory OF participants.
The ball at the Elks' club next Friday under the auspices Of the
Womans club will draw a large contingent of the younger set as
well as those who are always young hearted, and lightfooted and
generously inclnde.
Then there are the attractions of the Russion musicians Thurs
day evening aud the musical comedy written aud directed by the
Albuquerque playwright and musical composer, surely destined 10 win
national fame some day. This will be the Knights OF Columbus pro
duction the following week.
Aud the usual rounds of afternoon teas, club doings, card cliques
will keep us all going.
II seems the reaction from wartime restraint makes us relish
recreation. And the high cost of satns and fiuery does not deter
rs from flocking to stores TO buy the essentials to popularity, in high
priced fig leaves. A commentary ON the trend Of the times TO
excessive spending is the crowded stores here in Albuquerque.
one woman remarked at a social affair last evening that H. G. H.
Is only a myth. That everybody has money and Is spending It
lHvihlV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
npRoMPTu TIA FOR VISITOR.

Miss Katherine Angle entertained
"Wednesday afternoon il compliment
to Miss Dewey McGrsth. q silver city
girl In Albuquerque this wcek with
Mrs. Frederick VIM
The hovy NJ girls invited Tell In
love with the honor guest. Miss
McGrnth is q stately. accomplished
girl vet bon her teens. She delighted
the company by singing several 500
pruup solos.
The rooms OF the Angle home were
sunused in the mellow glow of can
delight r|idiutiuE from numerous
candles in curiclHhra that are heir
looms in the family. Flowers ar
ranged IN tasteful bouquets we're e
pretty complement TO the simple dec
uritlNp scheme.
The AFFAIR was entirely %impromptu
md Informal. aud Is the first Of a
series OF ut-homes Miss Angle has
planned Tor the coming weeks, In
the dining room Mrs Angle poured
Prescott at this initial tea were
Misses Dewey McGrath. Sidney VIII
son. Ashbury of Philadelphia. Angel
lea uoWdru. shirley warren Virginia
HEREBY. Louise Iowbcr. Betty Aruot,
EIinor Alderman. Flora Marshall,
Helen McArthur Alma Baldridr'
Edna Milltr Grace Sturtz. I"'iulr
t4Nuuuuuh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
MISSES MURPHY ENTERTAIN
FOR GUEST.

The Misses Frances and Cecilia
Murphy received Friday afternoon Ia
honor OF Mrs. r.. e. Barkley. OF Kan.
a,s city. Mrs. Barkicy IL a cousin OF
the Misses Murphy who II visiting o.
Albuquerque.
The company enjoyed n happy af-
ternoon. Those present were. Mra
Ha"klcy, Misses barbara Harris, LIZ
Han Nfisnrria, Irene Burke. Mare
BnlllnE. Ursula Bailing, Helen ana
Carrie schmidt aud the hosteaaea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
sMOKFR ron F0nEsTERs.

of Mr. Frank g. ". Poolor Wednes-
day evening. The company were men
ct the forest service. who the past
week have been tu business confer
euce during the day. ana relished
much the relaxation and pleasure Of
the smoker and talk fest and the pre-
uminnry buffet supper iu the rooler
home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
sICCESsEII .srIA .

home on Wcst Central avenue ,yere
crowded Thursday Afternoon. The
ladies' Aid Society or the Lead Ave-
nue. Methodist church had extended
invitations TO all ladies OF the parish
fnd their friends to be present. Most
% them were. II was one Of the hap
plest Affairs yet tabulated on the so
cial calendar OF the church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
rAGrdTY WOMEN EN1ERTAIN

The first of q rcries OF f0rtnlghtiy
tens for women students Of the uni
vcrsity was given yesterday afternoon
rs the women Of the q. ~ N. faculty
In the sewing room OF the administra-
lion building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Ar rHE COUNTRY CLUB.

GUrrsters and their ladies passed
tho evening nt dancing Thursday Ht
tho Country club An even hundred,
iiry forest supervisors aud their
ladies. participated in the diversion,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
STUDENT
POSTPONED

The vaudeville entertainment sched-
uled for this evening 81 the high
been postponed tili Friday e~teninx
February IL, In the auditorium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Mns. MNNnELL MnsTEss.

Mrs Mike Mandcll entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon In honor 81
Mrs. Albert Nohs. who Is soon IA go
To Europe for a prolonged visit. The
invites were all friends 81 the homo,
guest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
TOn MIss KIEIssnonFr.

Mrs Sol benJnmin's ball tonight In
the Masonic ball room viii be- an oc-
cnsiOn whon roe % tho elite OF local
society will gather To- meet the sweet
southern girl who graduated from the
Albuquerque High school i've yeats
ago. Miss Betty Eleissdorm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
RI:D LETrrn DETE.

The celebration Of tho tSth ANIL
vorsary OF the Knignts ~ Columbus
chapter In Albuquerque sionday eve-
ming h. causing much activity IN sew
ing circles. Not In sewing clubs. but
Ia "a hundred or 30 homes where
mntrona and maids are designing and
constructing new gowns for the oc-
cnsiOn. Euch annual event stands out
like q beautiful, bluasomlng tree on
life.s highway TO those who look
backward. The coming event will
eclipse an thLt haso Eune before. b
Is said. There will be o larger num-
bor present, n "a record lass Of
initiates. The AlNarudO will toe
thronged with the guests from 4 In
the evening an the uight wears itself
Into the tiny hour OF morning. The
members ct the council 69t who are
responsible for arrangements are:
D. f.. Goodcll, Chairman; W. q.
Tumpkius. W. A. Munster, u. A..
Nehm. Speakers OF the after-din-
ner program will be;
Tuastmuster y T.. Wood
"1he Churcn ana our Otder" q.
Z. Rev. a. NJ Mandalari. s J.
'~Citizenship Hon W NJ. connell
The Fourth Degree" W. A. keieher
"Our Order Hon. T.. 4. Davies
Albuquerque Council i.
/. . 4. ~. McCanrey
knights in Our country's service"
. J. T. Ol.oughlin
''The Ladies'" - \. Marion
The entertainment numbers - be
given during the banquet will hei
Selection a.. Orchestra
Vocal solo . Mrs. Chas. = White
Vocal Duet: Ms Hortense Switzer
and MIR. w. J. Mcdonald; Miss
Irene Hcrkenhon.
acCOmpanist.
Dance Miss Dous pineau
MonoloEue . Mr.. =. J. Bredeman
Selection X. &. Quartette
Mcssrs. $ A. Railing, W. A. Munster.
J.. @. Hesseidcn, NJ Pallsdino.
Selection Orchestra
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achievements. and for the suke Of his
parents. In r. c. cornish ~ Mrs
Cornish. whose professional and social
prestige rank them with the most
prominent families of the state.
Dr. Cornish. IT,. will arrive hero
with his bride the coming week. AZ
ter a soiourn here Of several weeks
They will go to Buffalo, New York TO
reside where Dr. Cornish Will open
poI manent offices TO practice surgery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
THE WYIDI.n si'HnEs.

The third m u series of afternoons
at bridge rendered hN Mrs VI Is
MNldor 90 hrr friends. was the 3"-
lEhttul function W,iupsdH, after
noon when IL score uf guests debated
the problems uf bridge and lennon
Hiutcl thrlr s,irurr IN SOLVING them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Mis-. pOoITn N HOMT-

Mrs. Frank e. " poolor was a.
home Thursday afternoon Co. q score
ct ladies invited as ,outtos, to the
uut-uf-toWn Wpiueu OF forestry men
her, 90 uttcudthc conference of o. $
Inrosters. Informally and |IoviHlity
were found To De- synonymous terms
this happy afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
JOJIY NIJ.CIuT PATTY,

u Young men have un Idea they ere
"''i'' y" 'n' maxim" 90 H p'fiN
theN ought 60 take % poop NJ orc ti
m" nll-r'tl affairs nnd move th" com
colt taken ont Of them by not ug the
suurom" hupptntHs ~ the jewellers.
There were 81 girls ~ tho nnnunl
MILDLY party given ~ the Y w q.
\. student branch OF the university o.
Nudoy hall "wednesday evening. \
stranger might have thought the Coz
eds had hoy partnctt because thoy
were paired on suitably with escorts
in masculine dress. some Of the girls
mphe dashing looking, too. Florence
OHara was q huudhnme western COW
hoy. ana Evelyn Hunt was anothcr
good looking man. Their" were Eitls
dressed AZ sailors WHOSE chrritge huu
ihe rolling swing Of veteran gohs
pf course soldier uniformed inquiries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
I>ruonICINC MIse NsnTnY.

Miss Sidney Wilson wis hostess on
THURSDAY afternoon. The huuuI'r Oh
the occasion that was one of IA, hap
picst events OF the -eusuu vas MISS
Ashury. Of PHILADELPHIA. who is the
house guest nj Miss Wilson.
Pink blossoms and suuuued lights
h. rrt ~ moonlight garden as ne
guests stepped into The home anu
who received. I'm the dining room.
Mrs. Edgar. Miss Winfrcd IoiglcI
Mrs. Angle and Mrs bury"ar poured
The guests were % h'NN ui NouuI
married women lud sorivtN buds
\ THO uf school girls who assisted
the hostess. were. Misses Mur,'llu
Nlutson. Virginia M"yluudrrss aud
Elizabeth kistlrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
IUW MWs. WYNN.

Mrs George Simms has issued inyi-
riiIuns Q. seventy ladies CO. au after
noon luncheon az GrlmshaW next
Monday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
DINNIR-DANCE

MIR and Mrs. GEORGE Neher hive
ent out invitations to a dinncr-dunce
his evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
sMOkEn Am nIrrrT sUppEn.

MIR and Mrs j. q. Mullen enter
tninod the forest service men and
their ladies at a buffet supper and
smoker Tuesday evening. There were
hair "a hundred guests present.
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MRS. ROGERS TO
lNIEKIAlN MI SO lII-H-

H" = ~ = ~
Music lovers In the F%ortnightly club
are slated for another treat ut the
next meeting. This viii be at the
home Of Mrs. Guy Rogers sol North
Eleventh street next Tuesday evening.
English and French opera will be
the theme to be illustrated In music
aud papers Of the appended program.
Paper; French opera Mrs a. o.
Ia uelle.
soprano solos. tu) N,mphs ond
shepherds. OHcnry purselLJ tFrum
and old English pastoral play 1888
10 1885, tbl How So FAIR tFiow
tnw.l From the opera. "Mnrthu."
Mrs. Katherine Grimmer- Bailey.
Mcz1o soprano oio Scenes That
Are Brightest tNinccnt Wallace.1
From the opera Mariana" Mra 4.
y keidling. Violin obligato hy Mrs.
Weir.
baritone solos: ta) My Queen
Young" U.iza LehrmunnJ From the
Persian Garden Mt j. 4. Klein.
soprano solos. (H) DE paiE De-
Jour" tMassanct) From the Opera
Louise tbl The Amurous Gold-
fish. tsidncy jonos.) ME- Guy Rog-
ers.
Selection by university male guar
tstte.
The members OF the club are push
ing an active and successful campaign
IN the sale OF tickets for the artists
concert course Unusual interest h.
being shown an over the city IN THIS
series OF concerts, that prove the
clubs several years energy in brins
ing artists here b. meeting with up
prevail aud the response they merit
II is expected there viii be "a large
student contingent present 40 Mrs u.
W. Faw with her characteristic abil-
itN and energy ~ taking charge uf
this department that IN favored By q
special rate In prices. The public b.
aware there can be- no possible dis
appointment In the concerts ~ the
artists are an the best IN the umelight
today and enjoy International fame.
II is confidently predicted there Will
hc @ full house 60 greet thc 'hcrni-
u,skN trio a the first ct the series
next Thursday evening.
.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CIUB.
After an Interruption OF the week
ly club meetings that eStcnds over
several weeks. the Wednesday Bridge
club assembled again Tor the ftvoritC
advertisement last eduesdny after
noon.
Mrs. Cox was the hostess. this time.
and her pleasant home on North
Twelfth street was gay with laughter
aud pre'tily dressed ladies.
VI THE SotIu. SHRINE.
Chorus singing between courses,
speech making after ,Iuucr and q
menu 90 delight an cpicurr were fen
lures of the annual 20 amer ia mo
Young Women Christian ASSOCIATION
last night The tables formed In the
figures of two tr.auEles wero lighted
by candles Boo silver cundclahra. sixty
diners were assembled az b social
shrine o. congratulate the officers OF
the =. " and Albuquerque ON tho
successful beginning ~ the eleventh
Year uf existence. Miss Paine and
hor staff OF aides merit particular
praise FOR the dinner, that was ef-
ncioutly served by Il corps Of Girls
Reserve members. Mr. W. n. Long,
president of the board the past two
years. gave the address Of welcome In
a charming way characteristic Of Mrs.
Long. Mrs u. y. LaHeiio CAV the
financial report shat brought out pro-
l0nged applause ThiF capable IL
nancicr and layal tendet or the treas
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IN. B.-Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881
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ANNA WILDs SrRUMquISr-rdepbone 1888

"RlVOLS the past week have been many.
All Of them informal gatherings for music, cards, chats
- or dancing. Not any outstanding functions, but delight
full affairs that have kept social leaders busy.
n Conferees al the Forest Service meeting have beer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19
TRIESTE IN MIDST
OF LABOR STRIFE
Shipyard Employees Make In
heard of Demands and
Strikes Result.

TRIESTE. May 1s-There is a
volcanic turmoil amongst the work
ing population OF this city. now
under italian control The employees
OF the shipbuilding yards are con-
stantly striking for hitherto un-
heard-of demands. Recently the
operatives OF the Lloyd arsenal
struck for a representative voice IN
the management and a share Of the
profits The scale demanded you'd
give some of the operatives wages
and bonuses aggregating 10000 lire
monthly which would amount to
IS 900 in normal times.
The operatives Of the Cosulich
shipyards introduced the newest
rUse in labor disputes. They issued
an ultimatum 10 the management
stating that If their demands were
not complied with in 10 days they
would go into the plant by force
and take possession Of II. The de-
mands were three: First, a share
in the profits; second, a voice in the
management: third the dismissal Of
Capt. Cosulich. the manager and
chief owner of the yards. Officials
made preparations to resist by the
posting Of some battalions OF sol
diers armed with armOred motor
cars and machine guns but the
operatives terms were complied
with before any disorder occurred.
Strong Bolshevik elements pre-
vail in the city. Demonstrations
are held every Sunday when cries Of
"Hurrah for Lenine, Trotzky. so
viets. etc. are heard. The military
guard Of the city has recently been
increased and a close surveillance
is maintained over the gatherings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-19

are just as anxious 20 correct mis-
takes as are the local inhabitants,
they declare.
Country Not Easy.
But counting populations OF ties,
counties. states and even the ~ ).
is but one function Of the census.
officials emphasize
The census IS intended 20 furnish
iUfor alton on which better gov
eru may be based. according TO
Director Rogers This is why the
great mass Of economic and social
data IS included. The bureau now
Is nearly half finished with the agri-
cultural and manufactures census.
Information collected in these in
vestieations is that OF most use to
business men. government officials
and economists
The agricultural census Excludes
a count Of the number OF farms in
tho United States, number Of farm
ers. including owners. managers and
farm hands. and the value Of all
crops. Similar Information is col
Iected in the manufactures census.
The present census IS expected TO
show that there are in the United
States 100000 farms as compared
with 5000 900 IN 1910 To be class
fled as a farm. "a piece or land must
include at least three acres. must
have produced $500 worth OF crops
per year for the past few years or
must have required the entire time
of az least one man 20 Culti'4te IT,
Big Work Remains.
To complete the present census
viii require at least three years ac-
cordiug TO Director Rogers. Al
though the enumeratOrs are all done.
except 500 working on the farm
census and 500 on the manufactures
census. sorting and classifying the
data they obtained will take months.
The printing also will require long
periOL The results viii be printed
I in I . large volumes
Approximately IS. 900 enumerators
were required 20 collect the ordinary
population returns now all In. They
received about $G.000,O0O for their
work.
The entire cost Of this census is
placed az approximately $4,000. 900
/ This Includes printing