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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14

Christmas carries with
it an age-old suggestion of
COMFORT and CHEER.
the full meaning of which
was brought to us by the
needs of our ancestors.
LIGHT means
COMFORT is trebled when
you can have light where
you want it, A A
LACE adjustable lamp,
trim in appearance. capa-
bic of being folded in a
compact shape ready to be
placed in the pocket, low
in cost, throws a concen-
trated stream of light
wherever you want it.
Comes in eight beautiful
finishes with eight feet of
cord and a plug, only $3.50
to $500.
Write TO Albert l.. Perkins,
20s Elm Street, Barre
And an agent will call and
demonstrate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
Saturday, December IL,
at 1880 o'clock in the afternoon

4'So Stoth IN dc ailctHeoA
on the premises at No. al Currier
street, the following articles Of house.
hold furniture; Beds, commodes, chif.
f%oneers. writing desk, almost new bed
couch. 8 leather set dining chairs, din
ing table, Morris chair. ? stands. iron
bed and springs, mattresses. Quaker
range, three burner Blue Flame oil
stove with oven, all bedding and quilts,
blankets, etc, dishe- Of all kinds, guam
tity of hnoleum, two large rockers and
many other articles not mentioned.
Everything must be sold as | have no
further use for same. Terms at time
of sale. Saturday, Dec. IL, at 1880
p. m.
MRS. EVA STEWARD, Owner.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

d. N. HUNT viii buy raw fars: highest
price paid: rs E. State street, Mont
pelier, VT 22st6'
CUSTOM BUTCHERING-We are prepared
10 do all kinds of butehering inquire Of
u. A. Comstock, 1903 South Main street, or
Robt Spencer. Tel. s27-J. South Barre.
22st5e
/ AM PREPARED TO DECORATE YOUR
HOLIDAY CAKES-With genuine hand
nodded flowers. vines. fruit, etc, in white
or eolors write for particular Mrs. Alice
Il. Hood. Randolph Ctr, VT, Il. r. ID. 2.
2ist24
TO RENT-vecuum cleaners The Electric
Store. J. Elm street. 76tf
DANCING LESSONS-Private Instruction
BY appointment call at i72 Main street,
phone ls6-M Marie Quinlau. .s9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
ABoU1 THE STATE
HappeninEf q Interest from
Different Sections.

The system fb having a clipping bu-
Z in the office of the governor has
been abolished BY Gov. Hardness Here
tofore it has beelb the plan to clip from
the newspapers the comment about the
state executive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
HOUSES TO RENT


TO RENT-~One 6-rpom fat, second floor,
Forsythe place. hot and cold water. gas
one second floor fiat. 9 rooms, ~ Laurel
street one s rooms on Seminary. street T..
l.. Smith; inquire of a. W.. Clark. painter.
Tel. 236-Y. 2i3u
TO RENTING room upstairs tenement.
with electric lights end hath, cellar. barn
privileges and good garden suitated at ~
Clark ST.. telephone Scr or inquire ut 2l-a2
Rowland Bldg. 2ietf
TO R~ENT-4-room tenement on North Main
street also Groom tenement on North
Seminary street inquire at 1923 North Main
street. Tel. 2i-J. e0stf
FOR RENT-6-room cottage house on
Third street electric lights John N.
BENJAMIN. Tel. f05-R. 1871
To RENT-Four-roon tenement. frst floor,
40 Maple avenue: three rooms and bath
tenement is Seminary street; five rooms and
bath tenement "A Brook street; McAlIistcr
g. Kent. 1a4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14

Warning for Meeting Of the Board Of
Civil Authority for Abatement Of
Taxes 70 Be Held Dec. 20, 1921.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
HELP ~WANTED-MALE

FOREMAN-Por largest retail manufacture
ing plant in the South. All modern
equipment. Good wages for right man.
Must be thoroughly experienced as fore
man, Write Texas Largest Monument Man
ufacturcrs, Yoakun. Texas. z22st4
COOK WANTED--For lumber camp; apply
to Ward Lumber Co, Moretown, W.
WANTED-Carver and letter cutter for
round raised and polished letters. one
who understands handling sand blast ma
chine preferred. Good wages TO right man.
Open shop. Write Teich Monument WORKS.
Llano, Texan. zzitb
WANTED-Reliable man sell shrubs. trees.
plants permanent. weekly pay write for
terms Guaranty Nursery Co., Rochester, =
X 21btls-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-St. Andraesburg Roller "a
naries: Carroll l.. Stewart, 10 Hubbard
street Montpelier, phone 72s-M. 228t1
FOX SALE-Christmas trees delivered Il
the city, each zoe to sI.O0; call 1851
Geo. y. Nye, r.. +. d. 4, Barre. 22gtd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
Furniture at
Auction

As | am leaving the city am plan
ming 10 sell at auction on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-14
AGENTS WANTED

LARGE SHIRT MANUFACTURER wsnt
Arcnts 10 sell complete lire Of shirts d
ret 20 Vearcr: exclusive PATTERNS bis
ralres: free samples MADISON MILLS
sos broadway. New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a glass Of Salts ssiore break.
fast If your Back hurts or
Bladder bothers you.

The Americap men ana women
u guard constantly against KID
ney trouble. hecnuse we eat too much
and an our focG is rich. our blood
h filled with uric acid which the
hdneyn strive to filter out. they
weaken from overwork. become slug
rish the eiiminativc tissuct clog and
the result is kidney trouble. bladder
weakness and a general decline In
health.
when your kidneys feel like Jumps
OF lead. your back hurts or the ur.ne
ls cloudy. uti OF sediment or YOU are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night: IT. o sunrr
with sick headache or di5zy. nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have
rheumatism when the weather lie had.
got from your pharmacist ABOUT four
ounce Of Jnd Salts: take a table
spoonful On "a glass Of water before
breakfast for "a few days aud your
kidneys viii then act fine. This fa-
nous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes ana lemon juice. combined
with iithia. md has been used for
generations 10 flush and stimulate
doggod Kidneys. to n~cutralizc tho
acids in the urine So o. no longer is
"a source OF irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders
Jud Salts o. inexpensive: cannot In
luro, makes % delightful omcrveaccnt
Whitewater beverage. and belongs 600
every home, because nobody cnn
MAKE" "a mistake by having a good
kidney flushing any time,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

verge Of starvation in the famine dis
irici proper and about an equal number
IN the surrounding food shortage belt
who were headed Tor the same tate IL
adequate help were mol, oon forthcom-
ing.
Mr. Hoover took up with the Soviet
authorities the question OF establishing
the Food Remittance system; they
agreed Il offered the quickest and most
satisfactory solution OF the problem. and
rcmittanccs have been going forward
in great numbers for the last several
weeks. The sender can make his APP
plica,inn either IN person or BY mail TO
tho Russian Department, American Re-
lief Administration. ~ Broadway, New
York. lie viii then receive a blank to
be SLED out according 10 instructions.
and Ne must return u 20 the A. r. A.
with a postal order. certified check or
express company check.
The Food Remittsnces arc forwarded
to Moscow and from there distributed
10 the various A. P. &. warehouses
nearest The homes Of the recipients. who
are notified So come ard set the food.
For each SO remittance there Is de-
livcred 20 the recipient in Russia a far
greater quantity Of -four. condensed
milk. beans. rice. hominy. cooking fats,
sugar, Tea or coroa than II could pur-
chase ~ retail in America and send 10
Russia. In addition. the American Re-
lief Administrators assumes all risk
until the food Is actually delivered 10
the recipient al ihf warehouse door.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
Sheriff Hunts Two
Women of San Jose
Lost Since Thursday

The sherifca ofnce vas repue-'ed
today to .ook FOR two ONO from
san Jose who rot lost In Albnquor
que ON Thanksgiving day and have
not been seen since. Mafearii"
C%ardainria of San Jazc reported this
morning that his wife, ianaoitn g
C%andalarla, and his sitter Emilia Can
dalaria. catho to Albuquerque on
THURSDAY and he has not been able
To trace them
Hc stated that he did not know
cSnctiy whore they had intended to
go when they reached the CitN, hut
that he mad eapectsd them ~ 2"
Turn homo tho same idaN Tho
aid not return. however, aud affcr
inquiries he found that they a last
hocn seen by e taXi driver who had
been driNinE ihcm around Aihuqrcr-
que.
The taxi driver snid that the tw"
womcn bad told ldm nat they W
tended 10 go 10 Los lunas, - hat
stated TINT They would hire him tu
take them thero Hr left them at
the city Gafc. whore they were To-
have dinner. and since thar time he
nus not seen them he snid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
Fire on Roof Of
Anchor Flour Mill
Quickly ~Extinguished

\ fir was discovered on the roof
Of tho Anchor flour min, New York
avenue and Tho railroad tracks, at
SEQ o'clock THIS morning Just In unie
"a prevent probable destruction 90 the
null.
Firomen who responded pat the
tinze out with buckets The fire was
caused from n defective siue. The
Iaunrc was small.
tho hund ed and clahsy run have
tow been made by tho department
this year ur more runs than have
cvtf been made IN any ven In the
history ~ the department regardless
81 llte act tina ihe year ~ NOT vet
oVcr u ~ the t~wcnty-fifth run that
the aromen have made this month.
With the exception Of last MnH when
ticrc were n hood Of false alarms, the
Uriicn have been called out TO duty
mcrc tln,rr this month than my other
mouth m the history Of the depart.
mont.
You will find il in our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
Rev. T. F. Harvey
Considering Recall
To Church Here

Rev r. F Harvey, who has been
pastor of the First baptist church
here. will leave tonight FOR Atlanta
he pastor OF the First baptist church
Of Atlanta hut he stated today that
he would take under adjustment the
recall which was officially made to
him by his church here iart night,
Following hts farewell
which he delivered last nlRht. q rcso-
luiion was unanimously adopted by
tho congregation to recall him with an
otter uf n salary equu. I'd that which
has heon offered him by tho Atlanta
church. while in Atlanta he Will visit
hir family which Is staying there. and
cnnsult with Officials % tho church
which called him concerning his rs.
call 20 tlc Albuquerque ohuroh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
SANTA Re RECTOR
DECLINES CALL TO
ST. JOHNS CHURCH
Rev. w. S. Trowbridge
Decides Not to Come
to Albuquerque

Rev. walter : Trow bridge. pastor
of the Episcopal church of SANTA Fo,
viii decline the call which was sent
70 him from the 81 Johns Episco,
pal church here. according to a story
which was printed In the Santa Ne
New Mexican on SATURDAY,.
Rev Trowbridge was called 10 IN
the pulpit which was pied hy
Rev W. ~ Zicgier. who resigned sew
oral weeks x 10 take charge of the
MurphcN sanatorium' which the
-hnrch has taken over
Members OF the church here stated
today that no official word has as
yet been received from Rev. Trow.
bridge 90 this effect. hut that n meet
ms f the congregation viii hc called
as soon us any word n received
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
slaaisfor rspaIrur. oansIe Aaio 90.

sgsdisfoF sepairtDks eph'hie Aafo Co.
Aliss Thelma Welxs who has made
her home 10 81 las - IN Al.
~fuquerauo for q VISIT she will leave
b last OF the week for New York
city 10 make her hone.
Geofcc Farmer has gone on -
funtlns tnr In th. ~oa.hcrn part OF
INC state. lie viii b. away a week
or 10 dayf.
Mlfs Helen Pee. who recovered re.
equity from an Illness. returned 70
work this morning a. chief clerk 80
the Cltf manager. Ma. 4. g. Ben
son.. who has been taking her place
temporarily, has been transferred to
the office of the water department
X. - k~artchHer, supervisor % tho
Hanxano forest. has returned from a
ifip 10 Mouuiainnir Ne reports
that stock h iai, ranges IN Eo"d cJn
ditiDn. aud tnat hunters are hume
r0as ln the distrirt.
ar, y. v. Stone. physician 81 Los
Angeles. wins in Al%huauerane lat
alght en- route 10 coiorndn Springs.
william Markward, coach al one Of
the Philadelphia hiph rchonls for tho
lnft tN%rnty-thrue YEAR In for his
home yesterday amer "A visit with Wal
ter T. Brady. sos Easi central nv.
uuc. Mr. BRADY waH formerly q haa
kcthan star with ;he Eastern Basket.
f.ali league. which puts out some 81
Tho fastest tcams ln fhe country
Mis- Anne David hafpisf. was ln
Albuquerque last ninht on santa Sc
ffaiu number q IN tonte 20 Chicago.
Iier nngsrs ace insured Tor sieeo
ueainst accident
Howard Hlckefts Of the forest ser
vice has Just returned from Lincoln
soants. where he went on a nshiug
frip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

tin IAirt of Township ~ ~. DIF..
\. NJ y. NJ. covered hy tho ~nu Fee
hpe Pueblo. or "a itanchitc Grant.
haH hfen officially surveyed hy tho
=. = surVeyur general fnr New Mcs-
leo. and tho plat 81 such survey viii
tc flod in santa BE- land office Ian-
uary =, 1879 A. the land is covered
ov patented rranta 81 Will not he subj
l.ot g. entry or settlement.
m attempt To steal the automobile
al the fineuu home. ltg7 Nor,h
Eleventh street last night failed. The
thief broke into the garage accord
inr to the report TO the police. and
started 20 drive tho ear away He
ls'cumu heightened by ihe family 40
he was driving out uf the yard. how
ever. aud 14riped out OF the auto and
ran ~ Spifz reported iu the police
last night that some tools had been
sfoieh from his oar
~ g nutter nportcd to the police
laft night that his car had hli an
her auto NJ Fourth street and cen
ira avenife at q o'clock last night
The damage was slight
Mr~ sack iaiL daughtcrin law Of
Secretary ~ Interior FAIL. WIS operaf-
ID upon ~ the Presbyterian hospital
The ssSDiiish Rite club viii give =
banquet ip honor ~ D. deputs f0H
New Mexico Of the supreme Council
Of the Anuirnf and Accepted scot
tish Hif" of the southern Jurisdiction
~ D United states. az z o''iuvE to-
night at the Masonic Temple 40
Scottish Iitp MaHunN IRE inNlted.
Srit for divorce was filed to-day la
the distract court 10y li'ian Rio
hart against Earl Rinehnrt Boz which
she charges him with deHcriiuE hor
and falling 20 support her she asks
That her maiden name 81 LILLIAN
Souie D.. granted 10 her
The regular meeting and musical
program Of the foftnightly club
viii De- held al tie Woman ciub
housr at 5 p'ciock tomorrow eyeu-
inr Preceding the meeting. nn
executive meeting viii Doe held at q
n'clock. a. which an officers NJ the
club aus expected Co be present. The
program will Dee Boo charge ~ Mrs
John CLARK Tho featur" ~ the
prusran viii be- plano soios hy Mari
ano Garcia. sou ~ tho MvEir1u con
sui here who viii make Dis nrst pub
he appearance.
Jark Pod aud Jaigs i'oul wrrr az
rested nu North Third street this uf
ternoon on tho charge OF nghtlne
They nrc alleged 10 have drnugpd OIL
yer fndilla from his automobile a-
be was nhout 90 drive into o. wazon
yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

way, Ncw York. where oae can pur-
chase ioodsiufs OF the value % from
$40 to $50. IN $40 units, for delivery 10
any specified individual ~ Russia As
much as $500 worth may be purchased
for delivery 10 recognized institutions
or Y. ups. The inserted illustration Is
a photographic reproduction Of a Rus
sian Food Remittance.
When the Hoover agents reached
Sahara. in the heart Of the famine zone.
they found in every town and village
tlirones Of hungry mothers and chill
drcn. such as those pictured above. watt
ing for the opening of the child feeding
Kitchens. Colonel William y. Haskell.
director Of tho s. r A. Mission 20
Russia. ascertained that there were APP
rToximately 100000 people on the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

N1ite ne AmsHan Rshcf hadieis-
tfshon. ifradcd by HcfbSrt Hoover. Is
feeding 10000 children like those
shown in the picture. in the Russian
famine areas this winter. the grown-up
hunger victims must depend mon the
generosity OF their friends and relatives
10 SAVE them frcsn starvation. How
ever the Hoover organization has ,n-
dertaken 10 see 20 Il that those who
wish 20 help the adult sufferers are en-
abied to have delivered TO designated
persons IN Russia a maximum quantity
OF the most nourishing food ohiainahle
for thr sum expended
The American Relief Administration
has established 4 Food Remittance De-
paftment at is headquarters, ~ Broad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
%MAnnIAGE IICrNsr..

Helsn - Henry. A~lbuquerade.
pcWey Leo Farmer. Albuquerque.
Rose Gutierrez. Albuquerque: Ia
Tn No Bann. AihHquerque.
frn Hall. i-andrith. n A.; Nealy
A. Nelma. f.nndtifh, \ u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

hate. I-at=. sucet-. Dancing
college Iun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

Watch for the Red Star dem
onstration a. Raabe q Mauger s,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

rig n Whistle Candies. iiot Choco-
late. Eats. sweets. I%anciug.
College Ian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

Cheers nere given to The ANNOUNCE
Hudson Hit Postina company. had
donated six bilihoatds on roads APP
prouchinn Albuauerqgc. fos tn" use
of the chamber II comfnsres, for
one year. Mrs. Hudson also an
nouncsd that her cofapany would
provide for the paper Tor these
boards when the rhanifer ~ com
nerce decided what use h wished
TO make Of thcm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

rested Uu North THIRD street this uf
ternoon a1 tho charge of nehtlng
They are alleged 90 haNo Jrargpd oil
yer padina FROM his automobile a-
be was nhout 90 driv, into o. w,zou
yard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-04
Fl \ IS DEM hN|DED BY
 RUSS PEASANTS
Are Weary of Dictatorship and Bolshevism - Want
 Democratic. Government.

VLADtVOSTOK, Oct 4. Lead ing peasant members of the local as sembly have issued memorial which declares that they are weary of dictatorship, Bolshevism, political adventurers and reactiOnaries and want a democracy which will end the civil war that is tearing Russia to pieces.
 The statement urges the convoca- ton of truly representative con ftituent assembly which will lead to strong and united Russian gov ernment and make if possible for the people to work calmly for the reconstruction of destroyed homes and for a mighty and free Russia. It declares the signers are ready to support in the Far East a democratic republic with a national assembly elected on the basis of general vot- ing with proportional representation and without conditions as to re- Mgions. national or political views.
 The memorial continues:
 Tn the circle of economic prob lens, the peasantry does not want a general standardization of industry or the unlimited predominance Of
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-04
TRUE LOVER AT LEAST
 FOUND; WAR ROMANCE

T
 BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. Airs. Emily Knowles Spiker. whose recent departure from the home of her hus- band, Guy Spiker, revealed the shat tering of her international romance, declares that with the love of Will liam c. Fox. Camp Holabird sek dier, she is happy for the first time since, in January, 1920, she arrived in America from England as the mother ofNthe war baby" of Perley Spiker.
 The story of how Guy Spiker brother of Perley. married her to atone for the act of his brother, who already was married, how the wife of Perley forgave her, and, with Per ley. legally adopted the baby. is his tory.
 s' Now with her relations with the Spikers reported to be severed, she is living near her soldier sweet heart" All that is needed to com plete her happiness, she declared. is a divorce and possession of her baby. Alfred. now nearly ? years old.
 Mrs. Spiker declares she never was happy after her arrival in Baltimore until she had left the Spikers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-04
Man Beauty Doctor
 Is Held as Smugeler

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 4.-Charles w. Holden, twenty-eight and dap. per, who has been conducting q Beauty Shop" at No. 1909 Pacific Avenue for several months, has been arrested by United States Marshals Mooney and OssOwitz as one of the ring leaders in the alleged conspir- acy to flood the country with con- traband liquor from West Indian ports.
 There was a wild furry among several women patients" of the beauty doctor when the officers ap- peared. He made no resistance and accompanied the>Officials to the of ice of United States Commissioner ,t .
 Assistant United States Attorney Pearse, who has been conducting the campaign against smugglers. read the complaint. to which Holden pleaded not guilty. He was taken to the County Jail at Trenton. un- able to furnish 3l0.0O0 bail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-04
FLOWER SHOW
 NOW PLANNED
 FOR MARCH 22
Floral Carnival Be Greatest Ever Held $25,O ,O00 Be
 Offered in Prizes.

CLEV BLAND. Oct Preliminary arrangements are under way to con- duet one of the greatest flower shows eyer held in this country here next March 9. The show will cost s150,- 900 to stage. Prizes amounting to $2J.o00 will be offered
 Tn" flCral carnival. which will be known as the Fifth National Flower ShHw. is held officially under the So- ciety Of American Florists and 'Orna mental Horticulturists of which Thomas Roland of Nahant, Mass, is president Others behind the project are:
 The American Carnatior Society. the Chrysanthemum Society, the Florist Club of Cleveland, the Nation al Association of Gardeners. the Am erican Orchid Society. the American CladiClus Society the American Sweet Pea Society, the American Dahlia Society and the Florist Tele- graph and Delivery Association
 A special prize offering 5000 has been announced in the competition among rose gardens The four gar dens with the highest rating will re- ceive $1000 each, while the one SCOT ing the highest number of points will receive bonus of $1,000. Prizes also are offered for plants in flower. palms and foliage plants ferns and various other classes. For commercial growers there is sepa rate prize.
 George Asmus of Chicago Is chair man of the exhibit. William H. Duckham of Madison, N: J.; Patrick Welch of Boston; Frank H. Traendly of New York. and Herman P Knoble of Cleveland, form the executive com mittee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-04
Advises Air Force .., At the Philippines

LONDON, Oct 4.-Vice Admiral Mark Kerr, in an article in the Out look. declares that the United States need no huge battle fleet to defend the Philippine Islands because 1t can be better accomplished by use of air patrols in collaboration with destroy CTS. submarine chasers, motor boats and underwater defense craft.
 His main contention is that the battle fleets cannot operate to advan- age when so far removed from their home bases. He says further that in conversation with Admiral Sims he found the American Admiral in agreement with him on the future methods of naval warfare. With such a defehse as he suggests Ad- miral Kerr says of the Philippine problem:
 Mine fields and mine nets com plete the equipment for preserving the sacredness Of the sanctuary around the Philippines. 2 sanctuary which it will practically be suicide for hn enemy to snter."