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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
STRIKE INSURANCE FIRM
In RECEIVERS HANDS

Baltimore. Md, Aug. 3o.-A re-
ceivership for the employers mutual
insurance and service company which
has written insurance for thirty in
dustries in forty states. was asked to-
day in circuit court by a commission
appointed by the court headed by T.
J. Keating. insurance commissioner
for Maryland.
While the company officials de-
clare that the concern is not insolvent,
the commissions report states that
the liabilities OF the company exceeds
its assets by about s1.0oo.000 and
probably considerably more.
Terry Lane assistant to the presi-
dent and director of the company
says organized labor has been fighting
the company since its formation and
they added that II a receivership is
declared the labor forces will have
scored an important victory over the
employers.
The large losses the company has
sustained. company officials said are
due principally to the printers strike
for the A hour week as large pro-
portion of the policyholders are en-
ploying printers connected the United
Typathctae of America.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
Mrs. Westcott Dies

Mrs Jeannette Littlejohn westcott,
ge Sc. died at the residence, All West
Eleventh street, Monday morning
following brief illness. having been
stricken with paralysis at 1890 Friday
morning Mrs. westcott is survived by
one daughter. Miss Ethel Luella West
colt. who has been connected with the
Railway Savings and Building associa-
tion for number OF years; five sisters.
Mrs. Alioe Dobbic Of Pittsburg, Pa;
Mrs Jean Martin OF Cumberland. Md:
Mrs. Annie Phillips OF Cumberland.
Md: Mrs. Nellie Piper or Mt. Savage.
Mda Mrs Elizabeth MiVsell OF Pitts
burg Pa. and one brother, James G.
NcGec of Cumberland. Md.
Deceased was n member OF the Epts-
copal Church Of the Ascension
Mrs westcott was horn In Cunher-
land. Maryland. August II, 1859. and
resided in Denver for n number OF
years. coming from Denver TO Pueblo
nineteen years ago whore she has made
her home since. She was a very strong
Christian character and extremely
charitable in her disposition and will be
missed by a host OF friends. Tho body
4. being cared for at the homo by the
United Davis-Nories Undertaking Co.
Tho funeral will he announced later.
Denver papers please copy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
Wants City to Put
Stop to the Fight

1t is stated that plans are under
way to prohibit the woodman boxing
program being held in the Woodman
hall in the Pope block. next Saturday
night.
Judge John Mitchell called on City
Commissioner Mike Studzinski and
Chief of Police DAILY yesterday after
noon to see what could be done. It is
stated that the roomers in that build
ing will be disturbed and the halls
conGested long before the doors are
open. After the fight does start. II
is pointed out that the noise that us
ually accompanies such program
will disturb the peace of the persons
in the building.
Studzinski will take the matter UP
with city attorney Charles Rose today
as to the legal procedure. Rose dc
cincd to make any statement last
night as he was not fully Informed on
the matter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
Will Attend Convention

r. S. McAlpin and j. ]. Young. both
of this city. left Monday to attend a
two day state convention of the
and Enginemen, to be held in La
Junta. They will represent the Royal
Gorge Lodge, No. SO, Pueblo r. of l.
i. and T.. as official delegates.
The ladies' auxiliary of the same
lodge will hold their state convention
at La Junta. at the same time.
This session will make the ninth
annual convention and Mr.. McAlpin
has attended seven OF them as official
delegate. In 1915 he was elected
president of the lodge.
II is thought that the next annual
state convention will be held in
Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
Real Estate Transfers

Reba W. Haruff TO W. A. Torrcy.
lots and s. block II. Dundee Place.
s4.sso.
Alva Adams. as trustee. to Henry
stone Gilbert lot I. Pine Drive.
Bculah. $500.
W H. Moore to Lorenc b. EdGoli:
lots and .. block %. E. Pueblo. 81
500
Malinda A. Fox to Eida NJ. Mctzler:
portion lots /. .. 3. (. block ia. South
Pueblo. $4,000.
j. +. Campbell to Arthur d. Mel
win: east rs feet lot 3, block is.
Blake's addition. $1,000.
j. C. Harvey TO Irving W. Doy; lots
IS and 81, block %, Fletcher Hill
subdivision, s3.50o
Louisa \. Thombs to John C. Got
tula: lots / to 6. block is. Crlig's ad-
ditior. $500.
Frank p Hughes to Otto Painter:
lots 80. 22. Il. block S. Hughes ad-
dition. $500.
II. C. Richardson to Thomas and
Gertrude Muhic: lot SIS. block .. City
Hall Place sI.50o.
Samuel II. and Nellie u. Todd to
Helen Macdonald lots 10 and 20.
block II. Bculah Springs. $50.
Woodrow Wilson as president. to
Alfred Il. Johnson: 32O acres in sec
ton II. twp. 81. range so: L. S. pat
ent.
A. W. Pomeranz to Joe Buckstein
lots Q and 10. block is. y. Pueblo.
s2.7oo.
ioaph Schmidt to II. oppenheim
tract in block :. Mattico's addition.
81 600
Warren G. Harding ms president. to
Jos. II. Loor; >s2o acres in section 20.
twp. 90. range 81, u. $. patent
Matt Glavich to Joe Zupancich: 10,
80. block >. city Hall Place. 5000.
Tho Golden Rule Drug company 10
Albert Taub: tract in block Is. South
Pueblo. $500.
Oliver and Charlotte johnson to l..
y. Harris: SO or 30 acres in section %.
block 20. range 81. 81.
Earl /. Duhes. ct al. 10 ]. y. Dubcs
lands and lots described. Eift deed.
Jessie L. Palmer to r. n kcrshaw
lots S. 2. 10. block 50. Paramount Park.
$500.
The Gold Coin Security company to
James r. Barnett; east ~ feet lot l,
block 50. st. Charles Mesa. 1900.
Tho Pueblo Estates company Ia
Anna Lines; lot 6. block 1. State addi-
tion. $500.
Walter Davis to A. w. Lines; lot 5.
block 10. State addition. $1,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
CRIPPLED GIRL LEAVES
HOME TO SEE NEW YORK

New York. Aug. So-Edna Townsend.
i5 years old. cripple girl, who ran away
in wheel chair from her home in
Baltimore to see New York, went back
home today with her father. John
Townsend OF the United States coast
guard service.
Tracks made by the wheel chair.
which Edna propelled to the railroad
station in Baltimore. put her father on
the scent and with the aid of Balti-
more police, he arranged to have New
York police on the lookout when
Edna arrived. Evelyn Elliott, aged II.
who accompanied Edna on the rum
away trip. also accompanied Edna
and her father to Baltim2re.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
AMERICA SIGNS PEACE
TREATY WITH HUNGARY

Budapest, Aug. 3o.-tBy The As
sociated Press 1.-The treaty of peace
between the United States and Hun
gary was signed here yesterday after
noon by Foreign Minister Banffy and
Grant Smith, United States commits
sioner here.
The treaty was signed in the palace
occupied by the American mission at
6 p. m. After the signatures were af-
fixed Mr.. Smith and Minister Banffy
shook hands cordially, Mr. Smith
voicing the satisfaction of the United
States that friendly relations between
the two countries had been reestab-
lished. Replying. Minister Banffy
said the conclusion of peace would
considerably strengthen the friend
ship already existing between the two
nations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
SIEGE PROCLAIMED IN
VILLAGE AFTER RIOT.

London. England. Aug. 3o.-A dis
patch TO the London Times from Rome
dated Monday says a state of siege is
reported to have been proclaimed near
Fsrlim Popoli. five miles east of
Foril where one person was killed and
ten wounded during disorders between
Republicans and socialists. The dis
patch says about 10000 Republicans
had assembled for the inauguration of
monument to Oberdank tan Italian
who was executed in 1882 for attempt
ing to kill the emperor of Austria.)
During the opening speech a bomb
was thrown by socialists and firing
from revolvers followed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
WICHITA BEATS FORT
RUSSELL POLO TEAM

Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug. So
Wichita defeated Fort Russell today in
tho open polo tournamcn. being con-
Quoted by the Cheyenne Mountain
Country club. The score was II to 2.
Wichita meets the Cheyenne Mountain
Country club for the Foxhall 2. Kecne
trophy Thursday.
These teams have met before in the
present tournament. the Colorado
Springs team winning II to 10 In the
last fifteen seconds of play.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
BABY CHoKEs TO DEATH

Denver. Aug. 30.-The mystery of
the death yesterday OF George Price.
two year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Price. was solved today when
Deputy Coroner George Bostwick an
nounced after an autopsy, that tho
child had choked to death on toy
balloon. Half of the balloon was found
lodged in the childs windpipe.
The child was found i'll in the street
yesterday afternoon and died in an am
hulance on tho way to the county hos
pitnl.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
IRISH RAIL MEN GO
BACK TO JOB TUESDAY

Belfast. Aug. 3o.-The engineers and
firemen of the Great Northern Irish
railway who struck last midnight as
"A result of a dispute with the manage
ment returned to their posts this aft
ernoon on the advice of J. II. Thomas,
general secretary of the national union
of railway men.
Mr.. Thomas advised the men to go
back to work after the company had
agreed to participate in the Irish rail-
way arbitration now in progress for
settlement of disputes between the
railways and their employees.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
VLNELAND and LAKESIDE
SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPT. )

The Vineland and Lakeside schools
will open Monday, September s. The
Union high school will be continued
in the above misunderstanding the
ninth, tenth and eleventh grades. The
board has been successful in secur
ing the services of Prof John H.
Roudebush as principal. who has held
numerous positions in Indiana high
schools, the latest of which was eleven
years as head of the Science depart
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
DIED

MIHEL1CH. Antoine. aged years,
died Aug. 80 at Is27 Schley Ave. Body at
Mccarthy Browns.
DURATE. Consuelo. aged years.
died Aug. 80 at 1894 Rio Grande ave-
nue.. Body at McCarthy-Brown's
ENGLEHORN. julius. aged IS years
died Aug. 20. at a local hospital. Body
at McCarthy-Brow In charge OF
Wilton Mahar.
GARBER. Martha c.. age Sc years.
died Aug. 80. Body sent to Clifton. Colo.
by United Davis-Nories.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
HEADS Y. 5. TEAM
FOR THE DAVIS CUP

New York. Aug. 3o.-R. Norris Will
liams II OF Boston was selected today
as captain of the United States Davis
cup team which will defend the inter
national tennis trophy against japan
in the challenge round at Forest Hills,
n. Y. September .. and 5.
Williams who is third in the Nation
al ranking was selected by tho Davis
cup committee. IL was announced be-
cause he Is the senior member OF the
team and also in view OF his record as
player.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
DENVER MAN STAYS
WIFE AND THEN SELF

p>nver. Aug. 5o-Gcorgc w. Seitz.
formerly superintendent OF tho Colorado
rithographinE company. today shot and
killed his wife. Anna. as she lay aslasp
In bod and then Killed himself. His L.
vsar-old son asleep In an adjoining
room. hoard tho shots but Thought them
tho noise Of "A slamuiinE door and did
not get up to investigate.
Soitz was discharged as supcrinten-
dent cf tho lithocraphins company two
weeks ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
ANOTHER MENNEsr MAN

Denver. Aug. So.--Another contestant
has entered the "meanest man cham
pionship. He is tho unknown MON who
gave "a small Denver newsboy "A bill
for n paper and received 95 cents
change. He returned in n few minutes
and repeated the operation. This Ia
considered by the newsboy. at least to
give the man n high place for the
championship.
Both of the bills were issued by
long defunct Mexican regime.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31

ment in the high schools at Lawrence
burg, Ind.
The High school committee are
proud to announce that they have OBJ
tained the services of so able a. man
as Prof. Roudebush. Miss Jacqueline
Given has been hired as assistant.
Miss Given is a graduate of the Cent
raj high school of Pueblo and has
also had a two year course in the
Colorado College. An enrolment of
above thirty pupils is expected.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Anton Burderic and Caroline zele,
Pueblo.
Lyle H. Bentley. ordway, Colo. and
Mrs. Hilda Dickinson. Stockton. Cali
fornia.
William II. Hustled. Pueblo. and Rose
Il. Robson, Jacksonville, Fla.
Carl w. La Force. Grand Junction.
and Georgia d. Pettisohn, Pueblo.
Joseph d. Lovelctt, Pueblo. and Alice
NJ. Mcneil. Drumright, Okla.
William C. Cline. Pueblo. and Mod
este l.. O'Brien. Parker. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
nan HOARD VAIN CAFES

Atlantic city. n. j.. Aug. Jo.-State
prohibition agents aided by private de
toctives carly today raidod many board
walk cafes in which was described as
the greatest attempt ever made to
make Atlantic CIV bone dry The war
rants served tutnllsd l.6.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
In County Court

Fourteen municipal court cases
have been appealed to the county
count since August s. making total
Of twenty-siN cases OF that sort now
pending in the county tribunal. with
three more In sight for early filing In
the form OF appeal.
Ruth Jones yesterday filed suit In
tho county court for divorce from
Howard C. Jones, they were married
in this city on June &c, 1915, and the
charge Of cruelty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31

In oldcn times II was popularity he-
lievcd that the ruby was "A very power
ful amulet to ward off plaques and
pestilenCcs.
Scientists state that flowerinS
plant abstracts from the soil two hum
dred times its own weight in water
during its life.
No bird .s more prolific than the
partridge, tho hen laying from four
teen to eighteen eggs and usually
Matching them all
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
MATTISON AND DEAN
SIGN UP FOR FIGHT

Young Mattison has signed to fight
frankie Dean eight rounds in the semi
finals at the Woodmsn boxing card
next Saturday night at the Woodman
hall. in the Pope block.
Joe tho Wop and Demon Rivera have
agreed to weigh in at lis pounds at s
o'clock the night of thc fight.
The finishing touches are being
made on the program and everything
will be in readiness for tho gong Sat
nrdaY niEht.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
EDWARD ktAT|nG IS
Ill IN WASHINGTON

Word was received from
Washington yesterday by
friends in Pueblo that Edward
keating, for a number of years
congressman from this dis
trict. is seriously i'll in a wash
ington hospital with double
pneumonia Fears are enter
tanned for his recovery, it is
said.
For the past three years,
Mr.. Keating has been living
in Washington and has for
some time been connected
with the Plumb Plan League.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
,,cur>I>. NIII,s LI>rMlN

Denver. Aug. 5o.-Ruby Rugg. u
years old a telephone lincman Of Dem
vcr. was killed by lightning during
a storm today I'm Bear Crock canon.
Tho storm flooded Bear creek which
ovcrNowcd It's banks and inundated
nuuhcr Of camping outfits including
those in Stronghurst park near Ever
green. There werc no witnesses TO the
death Of Rugg. II was believed how
ever that no was thrown from telc-
phone pole by n bolt of lightning dur
ing the severe electrical storm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
OIL MEN MEET MEXICAN.

MeNico CitN, NuE. 3N.-tBy The Asso-
cis,tod Prcss.) After a two hour meet
ing today with Secretary of tho Treas
ury De La uucrta, tho American oil
company ropresenta,i ,ives who came to
discuss oil questions with trc govern
ment paid a brief visit of courtesy ts
President Obrcgoa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
MAN SIAN. MONEY GONE

Cape Girardeau. Mo. Aug. 5o-Ed
ward garncg. i7 years old. merchant
was shot and killed in a yard I'm the
rear of his home here tonight. HIS
wife said 5000 no had late this after
noon was missing.
Mrs. Barnes "a held hy police pend
Ing an investigation.
Fred Focstc. a son-in-lhv, Is
sought by tho police.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
ROYAL CHAPLAIN DEAD

p. London. Aug. 50.-The Rev. Canon
Edgar Sheppard. for many years royal
chaplain at Windsor Castle. died hero
today at the age of IS years. He was
chaplain TO Queen Victoria. later TO
King Edward and to Queen Alexandra
and TO tho nresent rovnl family.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
pupuiCHTIo> rnoHIpurEp

Berlin. AuC. 5O.-Tho minister OF tbs
interior today prohibited tn. publioa-
tion of number OF nationalist or
gans including tho pcutscho ZeitunE.
In accordance with tho deere. issued
today by President Ebert barring pub
l.cations likely to encourage sedi,ious
movements
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
NON u,yN or s,nnn

Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug 3o-Tvo
bandits broke thru screen door in
tho rear Of the Chicago-Lake State
bank in an outlying residence district
today. lined up iive men and tSo wom
en- employees and escaped with about
$4,000 in cash. II was the second rob-
berry Of the bank in two years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
MAN DIES ~ BUGGY

Fort Collins. colo. Aug. 30.-Thomas
T;lliott's faithful horse needed no
rclEns to guide II. Elliott died of
heart disease today while driving homo
In his buggy. His death was discoN-
cred by two men when they attempted
to pass tho horse and buggy mile
north
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
Mis-. Elizabeth Brandeis.

Miss Elizabeth Brandeis, daugh-
ter of Justice Brandeis of the
United States supreme court has
just been appointed secretary Of
the District Of Columbia minimum
wage board. She succeeds Mrs.
Clara Mortenson Boyer, who re-
signed. Miss Brandeis has been
Mrs. Beyer's assistant. The posi-
tion carries a salary Of $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
TWO ARE ELgCTnoCUrEp

Trenton. n. j. Aug. 5o.-F. ]. James
and r. w. Schuck. both of Camden. n.
J.. were electrocuted at the state pris-
on tonight for the murder of David s,
Paul. "A Camden bank messenger.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
BORN

To Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kyle. a3s East
Evans avenue, daughter. Aug. 20.
1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31

The funeral Of John ". Tindsli was
held yesterday afternoon at . o'clock
in the United Dsvis-Nories chapel. Rev.
ketchum conducted the services. Mrs.
s. c. Ainley accompanied by Mrs. Or
val Wilson sang: Face to Face
Jesus, Saviour Pilot Nc" and Abide
With Nc" Tho pail bearers were ]. J..
Jones. Ernest Andrew, Les Wise VIM.
Edmonds. John Mcdonald. Jr.. and II
~ GARNER. w. o. w services were ex.
empiified at tho grave by Camp No. l3l.
Burial was In Mountain View cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31

Martha G. CARRIER. age So years.
died at the homo OF her daughter where
she had been for the past six days
having stopped off to visit on her way
to the old home in Missouri. Deceased
is survived by nine children. 81 grand
children and eight rcat-grand children.
She was member OF tho .Dunkard
church. This body was sont by the
United Dayis-Norics Undertaking Co.
to Clifton, Colorado. last night for
burial.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31
EuNERAL NOTICES

The funeral of Andrew Blazina viii
take place Thursday at $50 o'clock
from the home. 1918 South Santa Fc
avenue. and . o'clock from st. Mary's
church. Burial viii he in Roselawn in
charge of T. q. Mccarthy and Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31

The funeral of Consuclo Duartc will
take place this morning at 10 O'Clock
from the residence, 1884 Rio Grande
avenue Burial Rosclnwn in charge OF
the Mccarthy Brown Undertaking Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-31

Tho funeral OF Antoine Mihelich took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence 1897 Schley avenue.
Rev. FIR. Peter conducted the services.
Burial Rosclawn In charge of the Me
Carthy-Brown Undertaking Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Schedule Of Reforms Recommended
In Governor MiIIer's First MESSAGE

points first message the Legisza
Extension Of the executive law to enable the Governor
without the necessity of having charges preferred
all county municipal
Reductions the expenditures gradual lessenng
Of taxation is urged by:
abolition Of positions and the creation of
2-No salary increases eliminating $5377783 in in
asked for in the budget.
3Authorized projects completed
undertaken, thus eliminating $34
6S5,019 for construction asked for in the budget.
Appropriations for to be based present
trend of prices instead of the high prices prevailing
requests formulated.
5Emnatien $6,868 900 in the
budget for highways and bridges.
The in up their appro
pratons in the first half of the expectation that the
Legislature by deficiency appropriations will
second half of the year condemned
Abolition of the Excise Department and passage
requiring officers Eighteenth
the Federal Constitution urged.
Abolition of the Military Training Commission Depart
Of Narcotic Drug Control the Superintendent
Elections and the Board of Port Wardens
York is recommended
The Governor that the administration Department
of Agriculture be single appointment by the
Council Farms Markets.
Reorganization of the with single
head to have charge administration with
members to discharge exclusively quasudca and legislative
functions appeals
cases and to deal with labor disputes, is urged.
Creation OF Board or Estimate Control
Governor and the charmeI of the Senate Finance
ply ways Means committees is asked The board would
point budget surveys studies with view to
eliminating waste and useless duplication
Consolidation Of eight collecting depart
through creation Of State Tax De-
partment.
Extensive consolidation of departments disapproved
The of automobiles owned by any purpose
other than state business would be made misdemeanor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Recommends a Special Board TO
Make Surrey in AH Departments

I'VE arc confronted this year with
the necessity Of doing the best we can
with the data at hand and with the helm
OF department heads. The more helm
we get from the latter the less likely
shall we be to fall into error. The
Legislature has taken a ,ong step for
ward in the preliminary preparation of
the budget. The work of the legisla.
tive budget committee has been Of
great assistance t. me. But further
step needs TO be taken, and I recon-
mend the creation OF a permanent or
ganization with ample power to survey
the work Of all departments and not
merely to compile estimates, but to re-
wise them.
"The important thing is that n
proper agency be created responsible
to proper authority. | do not thin. it
Useful to discuss the respective merits
OF legislative or executive budget
plans. The vital thing is 80 create the
agency, and it appears to me that that
can be done without interfering with
the functions Of either the Legislature
or the executive. Both must cooper
ate to secure the desired result. 1t js
desirable that both the Legislature and
the executive have first hand knowl-
edge OF the work and methods of such
an agency, and equally desirable that
that work be given duo credit by both.
"The, State Comptroller's office is the
one office in tho state having a COM
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06

plete record of all the financial affairs
or the state. In discharging the func-
tion of audit the Comptroller ACQUIRES
knowledge of great value to the work
OF such an agency l recommend that
board Of estimate and control be
created, consisting Of the Governor. or
such representative as he NAV from
time to time designate; the charmen
OF the Ways and Means Committee Of
the Assembly and the Finance Commit
tee of the Senate, and the State Comm
troler.
That board should appoint a BUDGET
stah. specially qualified for the work,
which, with ample power Of examina-
tion, should, as directed by the board.
make surveys and studies Of all Of the
states activities with view of intro
ducing improved methods, eliminating
waste and useless duplication, corfe-
latlng effort, standnrdizing positions Of
like grade and promoting efficiency.
Estimates should be fled with the bud
get bureau on specified date, and nm
der the direction Of the board should
be revised and tabulated for submis-
sion to the Legislature. 1t appears to
me that such plan will not infringe in
any way upon Legislative power, it il
workable, and if rightly put into exo-
cution should give the Legislature and
the Governor the information mecca
sary to enable them to promote eff.
cicnt and economical admin istration.
We can make n beginning this year
with such information as we have at
hand. We should be able next year