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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21

al pueblo en- contra de eSos aLmentos,
que hubieran gravado Ell bolsillo de ca
da pobre en- $500 anuales, que hubie-
ra representado millones en- manos de
las compafias. Los enemigos arguyen
que el presupuesto y las contribuciones
son hoy mayores que antes, pero Ell pue
bio We los benefcios de ese presupues-
to, y nota un gran descenso, como nun
ca Sc habia visto, en- Ell promcdio dia-
rio de muertos comparable solamente
a las mejores y mas sanas ciudades del
mundo; con unos treinta palacios esco-
lares que Sc han construido dErante su
administrator, como resultadc de su
oferta al pueblo al hacerse cargo de
su primera administration Y COL otro
tanto nnmero de edifcios escolaIes, pa
lacios que estan en- Was de cGnstruc-
cion. iQue asombroso! Cerca de 20 mi
Homes de d6lares destinados en- ell pre-
supuesto para construction de edificios
escolares No hay naci6n en- O. mundo
que presente ell ejemplo de esta ciudad
fastuosa. Por otro lado, no hay question
publica que afecte directamente la
ciudad que ell Alcalde Hylan, e. alcalde
del pueblo, no tome embellishments ba
jo Su iniciativa, con una epcrgla un
teson digno de ejemplo. Sea no sea
Hylan ell representante de Tammany,
es 10 cierto que por encima de esta
organization politica ha demostrado
siempre estar junto al pueblo Las mu-
jeres que, por primera vez vota1on, de-
mostraron su independence y IN como
cimiento perfecto de sus derechos. y
Pero 10 que mas me ha uamado la
atencion en- esta campana recicnte, es
que en- cualquiera de los mit.l. rs que
he presenciado, solo he dido argumentos
y nj un solo ataque personal entre am
bas parties. Deseo que alguier oiee la
prensa de esta ciudad correspondence
la semana anterior las ele Clones
busque un solo peri6dico Seguramente
no hallara diatribas injurias contra
ninguno de los candidates de los parti.
dos en- lucha. Solo SO discatian los
F'issues"; este es, los principles pun
tos de discussion de campafia lie esta
manera, Ell electorado solo teria que
considerar los m6ritos de cada candi-
dato, la discussion, basada siempre
en- principles. El pueblo, pues ha ra-
tificado con una abrumadora mayoria
de que esta satisfecho, su confanza en-
la administraci6n de Hylan, reclazando
su contrincante republicano Curran,
detras del cual estaban todas ias gran
des corporaciones de la luz, gas tran
Was electricos. Pues ST la Sardad el
presupuesto ha sido gravado con algu-
nos impuestos, en- cambio ninguna ven
taja recibirfa el pueblo con el aumento
en- Ell consume de gas y luz de los ca
rros electricos, en- virtud del cuaf mu-
chos miIlones mas uenarian las cajas
de algunas companfas, sin rccibir el
pueblo benefcio alguno
New York, una vez mas ha demostra
90 que es un baluarte democfata, en-
donde solo Sc consagra quito los prin
cipios de Ia democracia. Hylan es un
verdadero representante. FL pueblo 10
ha certifcado con SUI voto.
Arturo SANZENoN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
A LA LUZ DE LA LUNA.

A las dos de la madrugada del saba
do, la policia de Santurce sorprendio a
los individuos Juan Ortiz Morales Err
nesto Lopez, transportando, en- una yo.
la, al traves de los manglares, cierts
cantidad de icor que les fu6 ocupada
Ell case sera sometido la Corte Fe.
deral.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
LAMA UD. A sU MARIDo7

si es que I'd. 10 ANA no lie declare
I'd. los pasados errores de su vida para
salvar su propia conciencia. FL puede
ofrecerIe Ell perd6n pero no 10 crea.
La pelfcula ''LA MUJER IDEAL" de
Clara Kimban Young lie dira el por
que de este consejo. Pronto en- ell tea
tro s'RiaIto''. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
vIvIANI SERA Ell PRESIDENTE
DE LA DELEGATION FRANCES

WASHINGTON, noviembre 90 M,
Rene viviani presidira la delegation
francesa, tan pronto Sc ausente M.
BRAND.
Ell Paris" en- ell cual embarcara
BRAND saldra ell 25 en- vez del %, a
fin de q. tenga sufciente tempo para ce-
lebrar los numerosos homenajes que en-
honor del Jefe del gobierno frances Sc
preparan en- Washington y Nueva York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
erto Rico como cen
tro manufac cturero

|scursos y articulos publica-
|ntemente por el distinguido
de negocios don R. M. Pie
J, basados en- ell asunto de ha
Puerto Rico un importante
'anufacturero, han tenido en-
acogida por parte de los "a
norteamericanos, como pue
por la siguiente carta, re-
timamente por ell senor Pie
a cuya amabilidad debemos
eaci6n:
Octubre %, 1921.
Pni & SOLO,
n,
!, SPuerto Rico.
IS:
ter1ninado de leer en- 5ste
su articulo titulado "Por-
Como Centre. Manufacture
aparece en- el "Porto Rico
de octubre IA Y deseamos
pr esta oportunidad para
por clio. Los argumentos
de usar a Porto Rico como
intermediate entire Esta-
os Y Sur America, son muy
v nosotros esperamos con
pre- que ell caracter de ese
tendra un efecto transcen-
la opinion publica de esa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21

5Puede un hombre perdonac su es-
posa 81 esta lie confiesa un secreto que
mancha su reputaci6n9 La contestaci6n
a esta pregunta la hayara Ud. en- la
production de Clara Kimball Young
''IA MUJER IDEAL. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
TENIDA FUNEBRE EN-
HONOR DEL DIR. BARBosA

Ell microbes, dia %, tendra iugar en-
los salones de la Logia Aurora ., de
Ponce, un ceremonial mas6nico en- ho-
nor del DR.. Jose G. Barbosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
MAXIMo DEL CAMPO A PUNTO DE
SER MUERTo PoR UN TAX.

PARIS, noviembre 2O.-Don Maxine
del Campo, exministro de Chile, fu6 he
rido por un "taxi'', mientras cruzaba
la calle Rfvoh, de esta ciudad.
Ell ex-Ministro fu6 conducido al hos
pital con ell craneo fracturado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
UN PERIoDICo CLEMENCIsTA
= p PRoXIMO A FUNDARSE'

PARIS, noviembre 2o.-El peri6di-
co ''Le Eclair'' anuncia que pr6xima-
mente Sc fundara un diario clemencis-
ta, en- ell cual colaboraran M. BRAND y
ell ''tigre'' Clemenceau..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
CosAs QUE DEBEN RECIBIR
ESPECIAL ATENcIol

Sugerimos los siguientes tenlas para
uso de las escuelas: Lunes, Nuestra
Bandera;y martes, Los Ideales America
nos; microbes, El Idioma de America;
jueves, La Emigration; viernes, 81 Anal
fabetismo.
Por todos los medios posibles la, aten
cion pGbhca debiera reconcentrarse en-
los problemass educativos: la nocesidad
de mejores edifcios, bibliotecas y equi
po parques de recreo para mics, me-
ior asistencia escoIar, maestros mejor
remunerados, educacion vocational mas
apropiada, mejor compression de la or
ganizacion y principles fllndarentales
Sobre los cuales descansa nuestro go
bierno y mas correcto uso del idioma
ingles. Cantense con preferencIa him
nos patrioticos, sal1dese la bandera, y
referanse los hechos mas salientes de
la historic americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
FINES DE LA sEMANA

Los fines pr1ncipales de Ia semana
son: informar al publico del trabajo
j necesidades de las escuelas asegu-
rar su cooperation y apoyo para dejar
satisfechas estas necesidades Y ensefiar
y fomentar ell verdadero espirltu de
americanismo.
Ningun servicio pdblico he aufrido
mas con motive de la critica injustif1-
cada que las escuelas. La mayor parte
de los ciudadanos no leen las Ievistas,
periodicos, Hbros relacionadcs con la
educacion, nj los relatos de las asam-
bleas de maestros nj visitan las escue
las para conocer la labor que estas vie
nen realizando. Ell concepto que les me
rece. la escuela es ell de aquclla que
ellos asistieron en- la infancia LA Sc
MANA AMERICANA DE LA EDUCA
CION debiera dar los contribUyentes,
quienes proven los fondos para la ms
truccion pdblica, una idea cor1ecta del
servicio para Ell cual pagan su dinero.
No debe, por 10 tanto, la educaci6n per
der esta magnifca oportunidad para dar
a conocer sus verdaderos fines.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
FALsos RUMoRES DEsMENTIDOs
POR LA DELEGATION sIAMEsA.

WASHINGTON novienSbre Cola
delegation de Siam MEGA Categorical
mente que esta nacion haya cel9brado
un convenio comercial con Russia, y que
haya salido una delegation siamesa pa
ra asistir la conferencia asiatica que
Sc celebrara en- Irkust, capital de 81
IBERIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
Sc crea en- Pto. Rico
la ''Semana AmeTi-
cana de EduCaCi6n"

Ell Departamento de instruction ha
dirigido los Inspectores de escuelas
la siguiente circular:
Carta Circular No. So.
Noviembre 10. 1921.
A los Inspectores de Escuelas
Sefioritas y caballeros:
SEMANA AMERICANA DE LA EDU-
CACION.- Diciembre 4-10, 1921
La Association NacionaI de Educa-
cion presta su concurso a la Legi6r Anne
ricana en- la recomendafi6n que en- to-
das las communicates Sc dedique anual-
mente una semalla para Observable CO.
mo la semana de la educaci6n durante
la cual Sc tendra@com fin principal in
formar al pueblo de los resultados y de
las necesidades de las escuelas rfblicas
asegurar su cooperation v apoyo para
hacer frente estas necesidades. La CO
mission conjunta nombrada para poner
en- practica esta recommendation deci-
dio poner la semana ell nombre de
SEMANA AMERICANA DE LA EDU-
CACION, la que debera celebra:se en-
los dias comprendidos entire diciembre
4 Y 10 de cada aio.
Ademas de las instrucciones dadas
en- los parrafos siguientes en- cuanto
la preparation del programa, la CONT
sion desea que las autoridades escola-
res cooperen con los representatives To-
Gales de la Legion Americana y que
todas las asociaciones fraterna:es efec.
tilen tambien arreglos apropiados para
dicha semana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
FocH Sc ENCUENTRA
EN- NEW YORK.

NUEvA YORK, noviembre 2O.-El
mariscal Foch lego aver esta ciudad,
siendo aclamado por miles de persenas
que casi impedian la Marcia del heroe
A pesar de haber viajado durante tres
semanas, ell mariscal Sc encuentra en-
buen estado de salud.
AL pasar por ell Park Avenue Ell he
roe, fue aclamado por mas de 1900 nj
nos ademAs por los boy Scouts" y
las ''Girl Scouts.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21
EUEvo DIRECTOR

o nombrado director de la
|Inicipal de Ponce Ell popular
on Eustaquio Pujals, quien go-
|nerales simpatias en- Ia refe-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21

WASHINGTON, noviembre 2O.-Mr.
Hughes .tiene la intenci6n de proponer
a los delegados ingleses y japoneses una
ahanza naval entire las tres naciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-21

UN ACUERDo NAVAL ENTIRE IN
GLATERRA, JAPoN Y LOS EE. UU,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Moral Normally
Is Aim of w. G. T. U.
President Asserts

Kansas City, Mo-, March H.
Back to normalcy in morals"
This is the 1921 slogan of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union, according to Mrs. Nellie e.
Burger, Missouri State president
The w. C. T. u. while watching
hip TASKS, parlor stills and blind
tigers" will turn it's attention to a
crusade for social morality, says
Mrs. Burger.
The pendulum already Is swing
ing back to temperance in morals
even nj saneness of woman's
dress" Mrs. Burger added. We.
had about reached the climax Of
nakedness in the latter, Recently
in Chicago l actually saw wo-
man with a dress above her knees
above, mind you. and her stock
ings were rolled down below the
knee, leaving her knees bare to the
winds.
ut is bad enough when young
girls dress this way, but when their
mothers and grandmothers, even,
do so, it is unspeakable."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
The disaster which carried

city. The disaster which carried
down the Turkish empire has left
it's mark, and not even the appear
ance of thousands of strangers,
many of them bent on a "big time
can sweep this away A few movie
shows, two or three theatres and
the Russian restaurants form the
city's night life.
CabarctS a Ia Russ.
The Russian restaurants are
quite remarkable. Their decorations
are most bizarre; each one provides
a long haired violinist and a light
ly clad dancer to provide entertain
ment and the service is intrusted
to women who came from wealthy
Russian families, now refugees.
Each table bears a card indicating
the name of the wainess and in this
way stranger learns that his 40 -
kouski or roast will be served by
the Countess X or the Princess u.
They are treated with the greatest
cere mOny by the Russians who fire.
quent these places, and it is not
uncommon to see a Russian guest
kiss the hand of a waitress before
seating himself at a table.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Huns Turn
ToTnicksIn
Trade w ar
Germans Sell Below
Cost In Efforts To
Regain the Markets
Once Monopolized
BY W. H. Atkins.

Washington, Mar. IL Look out
for Germany in the trade war v
1921. The hand of the German
raider is beginning to show re-
lewed cunning in world marts. The
iold plan of German trade kings IS
o dump goods at lower prices than
Tom estic makers can sell theIh'
cheap labor makes it possible Tor
Iermany to do this. and her pur-
Jose to direct a price cutting cam
oaign of Unprecedented seope IN
I'll parts of the world is plainly re-
called by latest advices 70 govern
nent officials from trade ana MS
81 agents abroad.
England is now feeling the force
if this German effort to crowd
British goods out of British mar
Iets. German commodities In
many lines are being delivered in
London and other English centers
It prices considerably lower than
he cost of British manufacture.
secretary of Commerce Alexander
vas informed by Consul Ciairborne
hat rare laces of German origin
re being offered for sale in Not
ingham at prices lower than the
,ost of manufacture in that great
enter of British lace industry.
,erman products over a wide range
re being sold on British markets
It equally low figures. AS re-
,ult, sharp competition is setting
n between the British and Ger
man makers.
The Germans in many instances
are selling below cost to regain
some of the trade prestige lost by
he war. The drive by the Ger
mans has become so daring that
Colonel Claiborne reported that
he British government is giving
erious consideration to a plan to
,ar certain German Imports until
exchange approaches normal.
Ability OF the German manufac-
urers to dump goods elsewhere
md undersell other competing ma
ions is seen in the fact that Ger
nan workmen are being paid at
he rate of from $50 to 400 marks
A week, ranging from 81 to So in
American coin. Britain plans to
protect certain key" industries
against the inflow of German
heap marked products. This is
o protect her industries and pre-
ent idleness among her workmen.
lowing down of British industry
ias resulted in part from the Ger
nan importations and caused many
thousands to be thrown out Of
work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Alleged Slayer
of Double Held
Under Close Eye

Warsaw, Ind, Mar. 17.-Feeling
Iere is at high pitch as result or
he authorities charges that Leroy
.ovett was murdered by his friend
md double" Virgirl Decker, who
, held in Jail. A heavy guard was
,osted about the jail.
Curious persons came from miles
round last night and stood about
ne Jail hoping to get glimpse OF
he youth. Lovett was found dy-
.ng near a railroad crossing. The
,ody was first supposed to have
,een Decker's as the victims coat
yas identified as his.
The authorities charge a plot to
ollect heavy insurance carried by
becker but the latter stouuy main
aims his innocence. Decker's 10
ear-old brother, Arthur, is held as
witness.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
FrenChman Is Last
Real Turk; Owns
Only Harem Left

Constannople, March 18There is only one harem LETT
in Constantinople and that is owned by Frenchman
French correspondent who spent several weeks here
thought that his visit would be complete until he had
visited harem He asked of his Turkish friends to
arrange it.
"But there is only harem replied the Turk 1T
maintained with very strict discipline and according to the
best traditions But perhaps you yourself would have
better chance seeing it, for this last harem belongs to
of your comparots the Baron Durdeau Bey The last real
Turk is a Frenchman."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Five Officials
Needed to Keep
Two Reds Working

London, Mar. lit takes tlVe
officials to oversee the work done
bv two others, according to a bunch
of statistics issued in the Krasnaya
Gazette-the official bolshevist or
gan.
The bolshevik commissary Larin
reports in the latest issue of the
paper received here that of the
100000 inhab bitants left in Mos
COW no less than 25 per cent of
them are soviet officials, and with
their families they constitute one
half of the population of Moscow.
These 250,O00 officials have the
assistance of 10000 lady secretar-
les, so apparently a few of them
are without clerical assistance.
After mentioning the fact that it
takes five officials to supervise the
work of two men, Commissary
Larin states that he finds that the
department with fewest controllers
do the best work.
The Moscow office of the min
istry of education employs 1920
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Suicide Had Wife.

persons and the office of fine arts
has 1913 people in it's employ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18

The women of Constantinople
have been emancipated, il is true,
but in the streets they wear what
appears almost like a uniform. The
cut of all the street costumes is al
most the same, the only difference
being in the colors. Many women
who still have some respect for the
old costumes, wear small wells to
hide their faces. In the mosques
and even in the street cars and rail-
way trains special compartments
with curtains are reserved for them,
presenting curious mixture of
modern and ancient custom.
In spite of the many foreigners
arriving here since the war, Con-
stantinople. cannot be called gay
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Allies To Erect
Customs Houses
In Rhine Zone

Paris, Mar. 17.-Provision for
l50 customs houses along Cailroads
and 54 on highways in the new
Rhineland tariff zone is made in
the report to the supreme allied
council by the Rhineland council,
houses will be made up of Germans
says a Coblenz dispatch,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Varnp Heads
Bandit Gang

Siox Falls, N. D., March II, -
The authorities of Salem, Spencer
and other towns near here are seek
ing the beautiful "vamp", who is
advance agent for a bandit gang
which recently visited a number of
stores in these villages.
The young womans method OF
operation is reported to be simple.
She visits a store, ''vamps" an en-
ploye into telling where funds are
kept. and then, night or two later
leads her bandit gang back to the
loot
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
To Sign Treaty Friday

Warsaw, Mar. 17.-Polish, Rus
sian and Ukrainian delegates will
sign the treaty between Soviet
Russia and Poland Friday, it is
announced here. Negotiations on
the treaty, which will esta Dlish
peace between Russia and this
country, have been completed at
Riga, where signing will take place
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
DnuyIas Mills Close.

Roseburg, Mar. IT. - Closing
down of several of the small saw
mills of Douglas county was yes
terday announced as a result OF ex'
cessive freight rates by Ernesl
Whipple, a lumber manufacturer
operating a mill near Drain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18
Operated Fifty
Gallon Moonshine
Still; Is Fined

Chicago. Mar. 17.-Gaston Rog-
ers chemist, rented the entire sec
ond floor of a South Side building
eight months ago, rigged up So
gallon still and made moonshine. 1t
was good stuff.
He refined it through charcoal to
give it the proper color and his
agent sold it for $12 gallon. Pro-
hibition agents arrested CASTOR re-
Gently. His profits for the eight
months had been s144,0O0, he de-
clared.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18

Oregon City, Mar. IL Fitz-
gerals Flecher, whose body was
found hanging from a limb of a
tree Saturday near West Linn, had
a wife living in Portland, it was
learned Monday. 1t was also dis
covered that they had not been liv-
ing together for some time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-18

r. Prather & Son. logging on t!
Luckiamute river, lost line
logs, or about 100000 feet, DUR
the recent high water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-01
IMMNNNNIN |NMN|INNNMINNNMMIu

TULSA ROTARY WELCOMES YOU, and on this
your first day, repedge faith in God and
confidence in man BY reUielring in hearts and
minds the Rotary Code of Ethics, pledge of
service.
Looking uplvard and fOrUard to better and brighter
daus Tulsa Rotarians inUte our feilOiO citizens to
Join with US and "CARRY ON" in 1921.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-01
FAITH
BY Rotarian Edgar A. Guest

believe in the world and its bigness and splendor;
That most Of the hearts beating round us are
tender;
That days but footsteps and years but miles
That lead US to beauty ard singing and smiles:
That that blossom and toilers that plod
Are filled with the glorious spirit of God
believe in the path that today am treadng,
That shall come safe through the dangers I'm
dreadng;
That even the scoffer shall turn from his ways
And some day be won back to trust and to praise;
That the leaf on the tree and the thing we call
Man
Are sharing alike in His infinite plan,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~vl~-~tl--.~~Nr~.~A>~..
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-02
Miss Lenora Sporkes, Grand
Opera Singer, Coming Here
Jan. 9TH, Most Popular Artist

Lenora SpaEkes, the charming So
2eano OF the Metropolitan Opera COM
pany. win open the regular "a mum
Der entertainment course at the Aud
itoriun on Friday evening. January Z
Platform Manager James Heaton
feels well paid for his efforts in Sc
curing the talent Of this course. in
taat he was able to obtain the serv
ices of 50 popular and finished an art
ist as Miss Sparkes for the introdnc-
tory number
Before Englaad was plunged into
war in 1914 il was the custom Of Le-
nora Sparkes. the ops-atic prima
donna, 70 sing at the Royal Opera,
Covent Garden, London. together with
Caruso. Melba, Destinn. Tetrazzini.
Martinelli and ether grear stars, after
the Metropolitan season in New York
had closed. With the cening of war
opera at Coyent Garden was suspend
ed for five years. but this did not de-
The Daytona daily news., 1921-01-02
Reu. John A. Ryan VIII Open
Community Forum Programme
This Afternoon at Auditorium

This afternoon at 8 O'Clock the first
open forum lecture OF the season Will
be delivered by Rev John A. Ryan, a
noted Catholic orator OF international
reputation Community singing viii
commence at PAS D. M
He viii address his audience on the
Industrial Democracy Versus
Industrial Autoeracy." He has de-
liyerea this lecture in most of the
principal cities of the east, ana the
Baltimore Sun gives the following ex-
tended notice of Father Ryan's meet
ing:
At two crowded meetings in Hol-
liday Street theater and in the Madi-
Ryan, the Catholic priest who is one
Of the noted authorities on the mini
mum wage and other social reform
problems. was heard by clergymen,
manufacturers, merchants, Socialists
and laborers.
His theme was general social re-
form in the country He took occa-
sion TO denounee Socialism as the
greatest obstacle in the way OF social
reform, and remarked that he did not
like the movement also because every
great leader in it was an unbeliever
in God. 1
Among mis- objections to Socialism
was that the majority OF its proposed