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New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
A Real IMPROVEMENT

DIR. J. Fl. Steele has just finished
installing a pneumatic water system
at his residence in west Des Moines.
The water and compressed air are
both pumped by the windmill and he
has a 90 pound air pressure, giving
him one of the best water systems
in this part of the state.
At the time his house was built
a furnace was installed and con-
nection has been made with the fur
mace. thereby giving the Doctor hot
water and Did. just as he desires.
The installation of this pneumatic
system cost the Doctor around 81 l00
In addition TO the water system
just installed. the Doctor has ms
tailed a complete light plant for his
home at a cost of between $500 and
500.
He has one of the most conf 0rt-
able and commodious homes TO be
found in this section of New MeV-
ico and the installation of this
pnermstic system has put II IN class
by itself for this section. where the
only water systems are private at
fairs.-Des Moines Swastika-
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
SIERRA

For the first time in its history
Hillsboro was visited by an airplane
last Tuesday, arriving here at 1880
a. m. The town was taken COM
pletely by surprise and for about an
II ur all business was suspended while
everybody rubbernected The per-
petrator of the most enjoyable sur
prise was Lieutenant w. A. Gard
uer of the l04 Aero Squadron who
made the flight from Fort Bliss in
one hour and twenty minutes. He
dropped a note addressed to VIII
Slease saying he was out on four
hour oil test cruise and could not
make a landing at that time.-lIills-
boro Advocate.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
nljA'

The Townsite Company is laying
boardwalk, connecting the Glenrio
Mercantile Co. store with Hotel
Glenrio. When complete a distance
Of two blocks will be covered, reach
ing almost TO the depot Col w. T.
Moses. president, has piped water in
20 every home. aud recently placed
electric lights where desired. so that
everyone IS under lasting obligation
to the gentleman in meeting every
real necessity Of Glenrio-Glenrio
Tribnne.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

The Santa Fe Band at a monthly
meeting decided to discontinue the
Sunday concerts until better support
guaranteed. It is said that only a
very few boosters have kept up their
subscriptions.
Rev J. Willis Hambin, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church left Tues
day to attend a two weeks confer
ence of Presbyterian church officials
in Philadelphia Rev Hamblin goes
as the representative of New Mexico
Mrs. Evelyn D. Castle, of Santa Fe,
was honored for her ability and stem
graphic skill by being elected secre-
tary of the Colorado Stock Growers
association at its forty-siXth annual
convention which was held at Den
yer recently
Mrs. Paul A r. Waiter was elected
president OF the Woman's Board oj
Trade at a meeting held M alsY
afternoon a the library building
Mrs a. J Fischer who had been r',ot-
ed president al the annual session
short time ago declined to arye Mrs
P Pjnh 2 Twitchell was elected .ele
ration sccretary.
Roman Gica, who was e5 year, o'
and veteran Of the civil war passed
away at his home on College street
Saturday. He was a native of old
McNico and had been in the United
States three years. He is survived
by his wife and three sons. The Old
soldier was laid to rest in the Rosa
rio cemetery.
Jose s. Esquibel, a II wear old boy
who was attending St Michaels col
lcre, died Monday morning Of pnen-
monia Funeral services were held
in the San Miguel church and the
remains were shipped home for burial
the following day. The boys father
Hinoiiio EsQuibcl was with his son
at the time of his death.
Former Governor l.. Bradford Priu-
ce left Tuesday night for Philadelnhia
to attend the irter-church confcr-
ence, which will be held there during
the first week in February TIE
Episcopal church has p delegates
who will attend the conference nj
Mr. Prince viii represent the south.
west
Dr. T.. s Spindler, veterinarian With
the Bureau Of Animal Industry, who
moved from this city 10 AlbuqHer-
que in November, left that Cit q few
DAYS AGO for Rochester, Minnesota,
where ne win enter fhe Mayo Bro
fhcrs' hospital TO undergo an opera
tioo Or Spiudler has been in poor
health for sevcra, years. SUFFERING
from what appears T. he o severe
case OF stomach trouble.
1t has been announced that Mrs
Ralph Henderson, Of Fl Paso, Texas,
plans 10 be in the city during the
Scottish Rite Reunion the % to r
of February. The Japanese Girl"
an operetta which was presented here
several months ago VIII be stagcd
under the direction Of Mrs. Heu1c~-
son for the entertainment of the
visitors. Mrs. Henderson, who is
gifted vocalist and violinist viii also
lake the leading part IN The Scottish
-hnir during the reunion
'Oh Boy which is considered The
smartcst and brightest musical
comedy Of thc season was presented
at the Elks Theatre last night by the
'ometock Elliott Company. The per-
'ormance was enjoyed by large j
lpprcciative audience Touight
Daughter OF the sun" a Hawaiian
musical play will be staged AZ the
Tlte TIa-f-e This pcrfDruranr.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

?. p. Pellisero has succeeded in pro-
ducing a hybrid grass from millet
and Johnson grass, which he thinks
is going TO be great for this Gown
try. II combines the qualities OF the
two grasses and after three crops
are cut from it the fourth remains
green through the winter. II pro-
duces heavy crop of seed. but
Mr.. Pellisero has not gone far enough
with his experiments to determine
whether it is an annual or perennial
Willard Record.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
TORRANCE

The weather man in dealing out a
good winter to the sheep and cat
tie ranchmen is also d ping the school
great service The attendance is
almost perfect and pupils and patrons
alike are cooperating with the teach
ers. This makes a successful term
certain-Encino Enterprise.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
IDENTIFICATION

For happiness | make no plea,
Nor ask that wealth should come to
me;
But only this, could Fate decree it
To know my good luck when | see it.
Selected
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
Claude WenselIs Party

EIass4A WAnxaIYs PAPkv
Wien an entire town turns ont zen
masse" at 40 p M. to attend a
ceIe brat;on and fingers until &C
O'clock A. M if is a certainty that
something unsuai is me a,traSuioh
saturday evening tne Niauue wen,
sen company was the host 10 an
wagon MOUND from '9guihg young.
sters 10 the'r erahuaddieS' ana II
IS safe 10 assert t''at me sl'el tdpi,
meht' "hl'h. u,eW la ger Gro" /,
than had eve, peIo'e Deeii 8ataered
IN the opera mousse W. He sue
cess from SNG'y FoaS'n'e a.6ie.
ne enfe' vas 1.- inca Is
tnat C'.""e "o.7,i =.
snow hl' @ppIe1.,' 'i .''e loe. a
nalron-. - lAe
WAGON
c,uSi2u o' 'e p."'o'. traet,.n
Mr. Ne"., .,,"'lo.- 'n, p,a
dance Woni' ! now ne "a < I,, { al,
tendance maze IL necessary 10 9rdli',
the men WIN il, ,, ,e o""' Oh ~ a,l.
green r,bbon. ne WeareI: oI tne i
green sI'erd'eu WIZ INC n.: .llison u,
intermission refreshments were serv-
ed. Claude Wenselns party has the
distinction OF being the largest at
tended social event of the season
given in that county.
DIX oelocK Dihher -, Nj
ne rn',a'Hea lass Vi tiie me.h
odist SUNDAY School was TH.e, 'a'''ea
10 SlN-o CLOCK ui,ne' udy az
the nome oI me 'eao"ei' M > Cs"uIe .'e
r. wright - 'drse Hui''pei =, the
members coulu no, De PIeS.nl pul t a
round d3Iei sa' uowi' TO u,e wen. I
iiiled tanle ana en|o!eu themselves
immensely; y Eoou u'hneI was se,s,
cate The regular annual business
meeting followed AT which time Mrs.
ReIle McCord was elected nresideni
and Miss Jennie Shaw, secretary. and
treasurer Members of committees
were then apDointed and other bust
ness transacted One important event
the class Is anticipating is entertain.
inc The vounp mems class Fridav
Feh a AZ \ Valentine Carls-
had Current.
Tbe GIeaneSs of the First NJ. E..
church recently gave at Parish hall
a very beautiful get-acguainted party
for The ladies Of the church con-
greo,,iou Parish hall was pailv de-
corated with Navajo rugs and bloom
inc nlauts There were seventv-five
rrests presept and many Of them
were strangers in the city. Inter-
estinp pet-acouainted games were
nrovided Delicious refreshments
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
SOCORRO

From present indications western
Socorro county will again materially
IN population during the coming
spring and summer Parties are ar.
irving daily to look over that section
Of the country with the intention OF
filing on a homestead and with the
passage Of the national oil leasing
hill which is now in conference, we
can look for large number of new
faces on the west side.
A jury in the district court found
Victor Papa of Water Canyon gull
" in the case wherein he was charged
with brand burning" by Pinp. Sent
ence has not as yet been passed, and
there are seventeen more indictments
against Papa These indictments
were the outcome Of an Investigation
tartei last fall when il was discov-
cred that something over 100 head Of
cattle had been stolen and brands
changed i'm this section The cat
ne belonged 10 various stoo kmcn Of
this section-Magdalena News.
Col Crawford, recently # Seholle,
has just completed the sale of the
old Hard crahble mine near Mazda
lena to some Memniis and Cincin-
nqtfi CanitaliSts for SS7O000O through
thc Bank Of Magdalena
Jrhn and Tom Conant were burnt
ont OF store. homes, posfnftire and
everything at Rayo las Wednesday
night losing over 5000 The fire is
supposed to have caught from some
packing taken from holiday goods
getting too near the fire.-Socorro
Chieftain.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State
Will Give Leap Year Box Supper

The American Legion at their last
ing ending with banquet of light
refreshments. Several important
steps were taken. One was to de-
vote a portion of each meeting to
the consideration of local civic af-
fans, another portion to the discus
sion of national affairs. 1t was also
decided to give Leap Year box
supper at an early date. Other so.'ial
meetings will be arranged at which
those who appreciate the work the
boys have done can show their ap-
probation in a material Way.-Farm-
ington Hustler.
Honoring Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Connell
of Albuquerque entertained at dinner
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Eduar-
do NJ. Otero, and their Guatemalan
guests, Don Rafael Yaquain, Dona
Antonia de Yaquain, and the Senori-
tas Romelia and Gabriela Yaquain.
also Don Roberto Seilei, well known
flee planter Of Guatemala and Mr.
and Mrs F. c. w. Pooler. Don Ra-
fael Yaqnain is a brother of the pre-
-. 90 - - ~ Wa, Sii'-'l w.. =. a az NJ
Brothers sanitarium at Rochester,
MINI.
s4Is,s
Jayhawkers' Rally
Thirty-eight enthusiastic Kansas
made up the fir.t "get-together
meeting Ias OF Jayhawkers in in SILVER y T City
WeuheSday evening at INC l. w. T.
~ =, H.: ..... ,a, .s
Al,er oIo-tliile stunts, sdineS any
Pul|'es eiiloyeu oy yUuns anu o,u
lno 3ne was eN0useuI II 'ii'Saue
eelIeshiileh'S ce, weie s1'teu ny Na'iSa'
0ul,iloweIs-snIS anu poys'
ilo,ee, SONGS anu Ndnsas saynss
eIiueu q Happy eteniils' eaen Na"san
New MealTah pieueihe ahotheI rany
soolI III i'ee III " ypu, my %,
ne'i"oo,' 80, WIZ! nayna"n DUN
ay' -9iiVer lily enterprise
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the M. f. church gave a doughnut
fry in the Mitchell building last Sat-
day from 10 A. M, to 8 P. M.
Light lunches were served, both at
no and evening.
The doughnuts were in such de-
mand that they were sold before they
could be fried The same ladies will
give a chicken pie supper in the near
future. Many will be looking for
Citizen. I
~tTF-'
Successful "Tacky Tea
A 'tackv tea" was given at the
home If Mrs. John Wine last Fri
day night for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid. Mrs. X. II. Turnev,
Mrs. York Denton and Mrs. John
Wine were hostesses. Mrs. f. b.
Grubbs was given a prize for being
the taekiest woman and Mr.. L. w.
Roster for the tackiest man. Od
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

I. c. Dodds, of Illinois a licensed
cmbalmer and undertaken has decid-
ed to locate at Roy and will be ready
in the near future to render Roy
citizens service which heretofore
has been a source of delay and ex-
pense il sending to Ration or Tucum-
carl for an undertaken.
Wagon loads of shelled corn are
now coming to market in Roy al
most as fast as wheat and finds a
ready market. The John n. NJ pore
Co. is loading cars and shipping and
number OF ranchmen are buying a
supply in case of bad weather later
OIL y seems a mistake to ship CO
from tine mesa. The crop is large
but there is no more corn here than
viii be- needed Tor feed before an
Other .rop grows and It seems short
sightel to ship it ont and then have
to ts IL bach with commissions.
ha". and freight charees added
making the price three times what
it now sells for Money spent for
CO. now that YOU will need next
sHuer would save you more than
aay stocks ANYBODY tries to pebble
ta you will ever make YOUR ~
~panish-AmeriCan.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
ROOSEVELT

The cold. snowy weather OF the
past two weeks has been quite a
trying time on the coal man in Por-
tales There were about fifty wag-
ons in town today after coal and
only a small car arrived which was
soon urIoaded.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

z. Cory closed a deal for the II.
l.. Mitchell residence property in the
Mountain View addition to Des
Moines Mitchell paid 81 900 for this
about a year ago and afterwards
added about $500 in Improvement
The sale price was $500
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30
UNION

0. NJ. Bixler from Mt. Dora the
townsite man reports that business
is rushing at that place and lots OF
activity.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

urer. Owing to the fact that most
of the Roosevelt county soldiers are
absent in the oil fields and other
places, the Post has SO far only about
20 members, but it is expected that
every soldier in Roosevelt county will
soon enroll. The Post was named
THE Carl McDermott Post in hon
or of Roosevelt county's first soldier
to die in action
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

Courtney & Herbert shipped car
of ear corn TO a customer at Little
rock, Arkansas. Tuesday. People
must be awaking I'D TO the fact thai
New Mexico is a corn growing state
when an Arkaneor o~4c~s corn from
New Mczjco -E'iIa Enterprise.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

There will be quite a bit of cot
ton planted near Envy and Red land
this year, the farmers say.
Bruce Horner realized about $50
per acre out of his cotton crop, which
sounds mighty good to some Of us
lin Caviness has about fifty acres
listed up and he expects bumper
crop.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

The Portales Valley Sweet Potato
Growers Association of this place
although they have been organized
a few months, they have put the
Portales Valley on the map as one
of the best sweet potato producing
districts to be found in the United
States and the demand for our pro-
ducts is reaching out each day.
Last week the association sold and
shipped out three carloads of pota-
toes and have orders for four more
to be shipped this week. Including
the above shipments, brings the total
up to twenty cars of potatoes that
have been shipped by this organiza-
ton alone.-Portales News.
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

An American Legion Post has re-
Gently been established in Portales.
The following soldiers were elected
to preside over its destinies Cor the
ensuing v-ar: Captain T. J. Molinari,
Post Commander. Gail Hamilton.
Vice Commander. Jim Warnica. Post
Adjutant. Howard Leach, Post Treas
New Mexico state record., 1920-01-30

After a lapse of more than twenty
years, the maud lin is coming into
vogue in Las Vegas. A large man
dolin club is being organized, and, it
is said it will not b. long until many
of the private dancing parties will
dance to the music of "stringed
bands just as the patents, and, in
some instances, the grandparents, Of
the dancers did years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
Weeks Movie Calendar

II ~ All week. Conway
Tcnric in 1.-The i'orhidd-n Woman
Hi EMBELLISHMENTS aud Tues
day. William Russell In leave IL
tn Me-; Wednesday, and Thursday,
Mndciainr Traverse In '.'rhr Tat
tiers; Friday and Saturday. Helen
Gibson in "Wirrs Down" and
''lhe Invisible Hand"
BRoADW Nl-AlI week. Anna
q. nilsson md James i>irkwnud
In "rhe Luck Of the Irish"
ColoNItL-M Monday. Tuesday
I'm :'rhc Dark Mirror: thursday,
Friday and saturday. "Ou OF the
Storm"
lSIS-Nl week, IIousr Peters in
: "Siils husbands and Calico Wives"
oDEoN-M"ndny aud Tuesday.
Anitn stewart In ..I'hc Kingdom
Of Drrnm>"; Mrdnesday aud
: Friday, aud !S.nturda!: Constance
= Ia InadSc In ..fwo Weeks" aud
/ Fatty trhuci>ir in "In Lave
REN-"rhc Moon Riders" "Gee
VIII" and l'nthc News; Tuesday.
{ Franklin Farnum In "Heirs Fury
Wednesday,. The Lurking PERIL
"Dewdrop Inn and .'The Face al
the Window; Thursday. "Bonds
of Hood" and when the Cougar
o en-, III; Fr'dn3' "Iin"id Com
..rhc Lion Man." "pussine the
Buck" and "Thc IIalironm Ho,s."
NlCTOK-MondnS aud Tuesday.
Wallace Reid In '.rhr Mum From
Funeral itnnEr"; Wednesday, mud
Ihursd".. "Ri" Grnndr" and
Harold Lloyd in -iInud 10 Month:
FrIda! md saturday. Jnrk Dr.np-
sty in .'Dar"drViI jack" and ..Thc
Phantom iintlcr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
He Di,In't Worry.

The temporary waiter looked the
part 10 perfection. lie WAS tail and
slim. and bowed quite gracefully.
AIRS. Smithjuncs. VIII, had employed
him 10 Impress her friends. fcl,
quite e!ated. lie gave II real tone
la her party.
But there's always some cloud in
the sky. isn't there? As the waiter
handed plate OF soup 10 Uncle
Walter. the old gentleman eyed him
anSriiy.
''l.ook out. you IDIOT" he stormcd.
Don't YOU see you've got your thumb
in my soup"
That's all right. sir" replied the
waiter casually. "It isn't burning
me. ii's not nearly as hot AZ it
Jocks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

William RuSScti will he seen ut tho
Rluchird Thcatcr Monday and Tues
day in rollicking romance. Leave
]. to Me that is said to possess
exceptional entertainment value. The
FoN star is Il screen fIvoritr with
ell lovers OF manly characters This
photoplay. according to those who
have seen IL. is jamm"d with tense
situations and contains sparkling
humor that makes ii a wcll -hI lanccd
picture. II is from the pen Of Arthur
jackson. and has been staged by EN-
nett u Flyun. The company that
supports William Russell includes
eileen Percy. Narc"lic Ia Y. Hal Cody
ucillc tavanauch. Harvey Clarke.
William Elmer and MilIa Davenport,
''rh" Tattlcrs. 1ictur.nE present
day life in the smart set. produced
by William FoN. and featuring Made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1920

l;tine Traverse. will bc the Offering
10: Wednesday and Thursday. Di-
vorcc. the absorbing problem OF the
age. is the theme around which the
.abrIc oi th'S pay is woven
Helen Gibson appears Friday and
Saturday in another one OF her
famous railroad dramas. Wires
Down" y hig comedy. International
News. the fourteenth episode. which
is tn. next TO the last one. of The
Invisible Hand" will also bc shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
rr,,,,,rJ Adventures,

Somcthinr rli;tcrrd in the mud OF
the crowded street II was Il pin.
see II pin and pick il up. and all day
long you'll have good luck. Jones
mU;tac,d as ne bent down to re-
cover the pin. lie had learned the
good old provcrh when quite a child
AS he bent down to recover the pin
his hat Eel. OF and rolled under a
cab wheel. His Eyeglasses also fell
and broke into pieces y bus caught
him on one side and II bakers van
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
nilucr itrI,! Ia. STAR

Mark Hrcutuu. . mining man Of
fPmcw h"i snhd5 r"ru alton was shot
ana hl!l"d at the liutc 81
YESTERDAY and tie AFFAIR is vciled N
mystery There were Two p-opl"
present wl'n tho shooting occurred.
Nu IS Gc.u--I 90 r.t. sr.!sf
ether janice Williams. beautiful
cabaret girl! VIA" disappeared before
lie CpHlG L. uH' .tir-i .td W,.n W.iil
probably PAY 'u" penalty
NoUNc doubtless read stories liz"
iHis ia thc newspapers. time aud
aga n. This. however. is merely the
start Of tnc n-w Paramount picture.
IN" M"u From Funeral Range"
Mh'"h Viii hc shown -, TN" Victor
Tu'a.cr tomorrow auI Tuesday Wat
I''" i;rd rs The star and Ann Little
t' iils trading woman lUauita Han
sen in 'tAr Loss city i added.
ctSi 81 famous STARS VIII u.
own ID l;tv i.nndo' "Wednesday
mn Ihnfsi'. WIN li4rpld Lloyd in
Hand 40 Mouth as thr comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
AnI,a stewart al odron.

Anita stewart In The Kingdom Of
Dreams =" the od"ou's supcr-attrac-
ian Tor i"morrrN iuh 1ucSuuN. rhis
is one OF tn" most chnrmiurlN hcduti-
;ui pictures this popular sta" has
ever presented to tn" Snsrru
beloved Mark Twain lives AGAIN in
"ilHcklrherry Finn" which has been
presented on the screen Tor III" mil
Hons wHo have laughed over tho inn
mortal works OF The great Amcri AN
humor!si II VIII be shown AT the
bd""n ThriteH FOR Two days com
'n"nCius Wednesday,.
Constance TIlmndGr ~ "Tw"
W"ek>' ana FATTY" Arhurk,,. In In
uE". make Up The double program
Friday and SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
Realistic Pictures.
,apnin,t I>,s>in.

Conway T-arlc who is PLAYING the
principal male role opposltc clara
kimban Young N The Forbidden.
woman The second OF Equity hr
special productions. cam. out fat.
footed Hast week in "A newspaper In
irrview. and sa!d that he was 100 per
tent against too much kissing In tho
-<-,ojciures and Thai az far as No was
was 20n per cent opposed
10 IL in private life.
S5se Just how much kissing Tear!r *
Ft,cAlied pXJon To do IN his new picture
4 IN supltort OF Miss Young. no ons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

ing the lie out OF him. He made a
uaSh Tor the pavement and upset Il
cSclist. |; was an exciting time. but
he got tho nin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

jack Dempsey in Batting the Trap"
and William J. Flynm's newest de-
tcctivc story. 9TH" Phantom I;utlcr."
s. The double bin Friday and sat
MrdnN.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-13
FEAR EPIDEMIC OF TYPHUs
British Authority Tells Of Danger to
the World Because Of Bad Condi-
tons in Russia.

DR.. L. Haden Guest of London, who
has been investigating conditions in
Russia, reports to the Lancet Qlon-
don) that the whole of that country
has been swept by .typhus and relaps-
ing fever, and that all indications point
Enthusiastically to a formidable epidem-
ic in the coming winter. Cholera also
has made its, appearance and small
pox is widely prevalent.
The Lancet warns the world at
large that unless immediate and ef-
fective steps be taken these frightfQl
diseases will spread through the Dor
der states to other countries, and be-
fore long. will appear all over the
world. "The council of the League OF
Nations 1hs thoroughly studied the
situation, with the aid Of some Of the
best-known psychologists in the
world; they have a reasonable and
economical program, and have appoint
ed commissioners, but the actual
work cannot proceed until they have
obtained money guarantees from the
different nations, which so far have
not materialized, except in the case
of a few countries, including Great
Britain and Canada. The future OF
the matter may we'll prove, in the par
lance of the day, an acid test Of the
reality of the league as a family OF
nations, ready to act for the common
good and to protect members Of the
family who are threatened by disaster