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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
MR.. HERRICK DA UN BANQUETE
EN HONOR AL MARIsCAL JoFFRE
(Por Gable Frances)

PARIS, noviembre Mr.. Myron T,
Herrick, embajador de los Estados Uni
dos en- esta capital, ha obsequiado con
TN gran banquete al mariscal Joffre,
quien saldra ell once del presente mes de
Marsella, a fin de emprender su anuncia
do viaje alredor del mundo.
Asistieron al banquete Ell baron Ishii,
nninistro del Jap6n, Y M. Loucheur, mi
nostro de las regiones devastadas por la
guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
Ell CObernadOr IIam6
aver a Ia FOTtaIeZa
al LiCdO. QuinOneS

Por conducto del coronel Stanton
fu6 llamado aver la Fortaleza Ell fis-
cal de la Corte de Distrito Gle Guaya-
ma, Lcdo. Quinones, quien conferenci6
largo ratio con ell Gobelnador
La entrevista' segun detalles que OBJ
tuvimos luego, Sc efectuo en- terminos
muy cordiales.
FL Gobernador manifesto a Quinones
que Ell no sentia prejuicio alguno hacia
81, y que 81 no lie hab!a include en- Ia
pasada combination judicial fue, prin
Cipalmente, por que 81 Attorney,
Sr. Mestre, infuy6 en- que para dicho
cargo SO nombrara al 14cdo. Torres Cor
dova, de Ponce.
Entonces Ell fiscal t2ui1ones expres6
a Mr.. Reilly que Sc habfa olv1dado de
su lena, ''de hacer justicia todo el
mundo", cuando dc s,l persona Sc ira
to, pues Sc habia dejado guar ror las
acusaciones de Martinez Nadal sin dar
le cportunidades el para defenderse.
Mr.. Reilly tnterrumpi6 al Sr Quito
mes diciendole que 6l, durante su t6rmt-
no como fiscal de Guayama, habfa he
cho politica, sin toner en- cuerta que
Mr.. Wager habria de ser sustituido por
un verdadero Gobernaior.
De esta acusaci6n defendi6se ell Sr.
Quifones expresando que ell Gobernador
no estaba autorizado para incuIparle
asi, toda vez que su decision declaran
dolo 6l fuera de la combinaci6n ju-
dicial sobrevino a csusa del testimo-
nio emitido por una soIa de las parties.
Agreg6 Mr.. Reilly que el senador Mar
tinez Davila le habia defendido, y
termino la entrevista deseandole un
franco 6xito a Quinones en- ell ejercicio
de la profession que piensa 6edicarso
este en- San Juan, donde tambien des-
empenara Ell cargo de- comisionado de
la Corte Fedeval.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
Sc HAGEN voTos PoR LA ALLAN
IA DE FRANCIA, INGLATERRA
Y ESTADos UNIDos

LoNDRES, noviembre A. MI. Har-
vey, embajador de los Estados Unidos
on esta ciudad, ha pronunciadc en- la
"Camara de Comercio" de Liverpool
un discurso en- el cual asegur6 que, en-
no lejano dia, Inglaterra Y Francia
concertaran una alisnza con los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Harvey declar6, ademas, que IN situa
ci6n economies del mundo en- la actua-
hdad es muy desastrosa y pesima, Y
esta causando mas dafos que los pro-
ducidos pOr la guerra misna; y que,
para evitarlo, Sc inpone la formation
de dicha gran alianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
UNA PALMA DE BRONCO EN- LA
TUMBA DEL FAMoSO s.SoLDADC
DEsCONOCIDO"

PARIS, roviembre 4.-Con motive de
la fiesta de Ia independence de Pana
ma, el represertante diplomatico de la
mencionada repiblica en- esta ciuda1,
depcsito una palma de bronco en- la tum
ba del ''Soldado desconocido''
Un representante de M Barthou die
las gracias por su ofrenda al consul pa
namefo, quien en- su discurso dijo que
esta debia interpretarse como un home
maize dedicado por su pals la gloria y
sacrifcio de la Republica francesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
al departamento de
Sandal no Sc IIe-
VdTa Ia pOlitiCa"
ASi 10 aSegura ell Or. MaIaret
LOS JEFEs DE DEPARTAHIENTO
DE SANDAL VISITAET AL
GoBERNADOR

Aver visitaron al Gobernador los doc
torres Lippit y Malaret, Comisionado y
Sub-Comisionado de Sanidad, respecti-
vamente.
FL objeto de La vista fue saludar a
Mr.. Reilly y dsrle cuenta dc cue va
habian tornado possession de sus cargos
en- ell Departamento,
Mr.. Reilly mostrose muy complacido
en- saludar a los referidos funcicnarios,
a quieres, segdn nuestros informes, les
hizo ciertas indicaciones con respecto a
la Inca de conducta que ALI debian Sc
guir.
Ell Dr.. Malaret informo a un REFDR
TER nuestro que no es Ell prop6sito de
la nueva direction de Sanidad efectuar
grandes cambios ea cuanto al personal
del Depratamento, toda vez Que no es-
taba en- el amino de ellos ell llevar la
politica al seno de ese organismo GU
va labor serfa mas eficiente cuSnto mas
divorciado estuviera de esas induencias
extranas.
Dada la premura en- que Sc hallaba
el galeno no nos fue possible hacerle va
rias preguntss mas que tenismos en-
cartera, las cuales Sc las forrnularemos
tan pronto Sc presente la OCCASION.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
Sc disCutira prime
Tdnente Ia reduC-
Ci6n de armam0ntOS
CPoR GABLE FRANCES,

WASHINGTON, noviembre A. Sc
gun ell programa trazado por los dele
gados americanos en- la conferencia del
desarme, 10 primero que Sc discutira,
tan pronto Sc verifque la aperture of
cial de la misma, sera ell problema pa
ra la reduction de los armamentos, ira
tandose continuation las cuestiones
que afectan al extreme oriente.
Los Estados Unidos haran los mas
vivos esfuerzos fin de que los traba-
jos que empiecen Ell IL produzcan tan
favorable impression, que sean fccundos
en- resultados PRACTICES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
TRASLADO DE OFTCINA
Y ALMACENES

Tenemos este gusto para
informarles que con esta
fecha hemos trasIadado
nuestra oficina y aInacen
a la caIIe de Tetuan No.
"a, 10 que participamos a
ustedes para su buen como
ciniento y en- donde espe-
ramos nos sigan favore-
ciendo con su confianza.
RICARDO DAVILA & CO.,
(INC.)
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
Los ALEMANES Sc oBsTINAN EN-
NO DESTRUIR Ell MATERIAL

BERLIN, noviembre A. Ell CORES
ponsal del peri6dico frances ''Le Jour
nal" pone de relieve en- un articulo la
violenta campaia que la prensa reac-
cionaria alemana esta hacienda contra
la Comision nter-aliada, que SO obsti-
ma, cumpliendo las clausulas del trata.
do de Versailles, EN- destruir grandes
cantidades de material que tie2e reser
vadas Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
Ell SR. PIETRANToNI
Us FELICITADo

Ell distinguido horabre de negocios
don r. M. Pietrantori ha recibido in
fnidad de cartas de los Estadcs Uni
dos, felicitandole por sus discdrsos y
articulos periodisticos en- pro Gci indus
trialismo en- Puerto Rico, todos los
cuales, segiin Sc lie anuncia, seTan re-
produci5as en- revistas americanas.
A esas felicitaciones unimos nosotros
tambi6n Ia nuestra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
LOS SREs. HoNoRE Y CUEvAs
ZEQUEIRA PERMANECEN EN- sUS
PUEsToS

FL Sub-comisionado de Agricultural y
Trabajo, sr. Cuevas zequeira, asi como
el jefe del negociado del trabajo, Lcdo.
Honore' eontin1an en- sus respectivos
cargos.
Ell Comisionado sr. Toro, celeOr6 con
ellos breves conferencias, acerca de sus
proyectos de administrator en- ell De-
partamento y les pidi6 que cooperaran
con el al mejor exito de las funciones
su cargo.
Tenemos entendido que hasta ahora
no ha habido ningun cambio en- este
Departamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
UN MERcADo

UN MERCADO
NO APROVECHADO
Hay oportunidad para la Venta
de toda cIase de articuIos en- las
lsIas Virgenes.
MANDEN SUS AGENTES
WAJEROS
la goleta de motor Mystery,
que es un barco de mucha segu-
ridad adnitira todas las sema-
mas carga y pasaje para St.
Thomas y St. Croix.
ANTILLES TRADING co.
Telefono 1o42. Box $50.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05

PARIS, noviembre LA Academia
francesa recibio aver en- solemne session
a M. Bedier, quien ocupara ell puesto del
glorioso poeta Edmuntio Rcstand, recien
temente fal'ecido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05

LILA, noviembre 4,-Se ha reanuda
do ell trabajo en- las fabricas de tejido
de las regiones de Roubaix y Tourcoing,
no habiendo incidente alguno que lamen-
tar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
Ell REY JORGE REcIBE
A LA DELEGATION GUIANA

LONDRES, noviembre A. La mi
sion cubana, presidida por el ex-presi-
dente Mario Menocal, lego hoy esta
cibida por el Monarca inglss. cl cual
cibida por Ell Monraca ingles, Ell cual
les obsequi6 con toda cordiali6ad.
The evening world., 1921-01-19
HOSIERY

FtaLtashioned LBIe half hose at
IS cents pairl Mercerized Lisle r&I -
reinforced soles and heels-in G%
black, white cordovan, navy, suede
and tan. You know what you have been paying for
tuILtashoned Lse hosiery.
The evening world., 1921-01-19
PLAN INAUGURATION
LIKE LINCOLN HAD
Photographs Of Old Time Cere.
mony Used as Guide by
Committee.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia photo
graph OF the Inauguration Of Lincoln
was used as a guide to-day by the
Joint Congressional Committee in
formally adopting plans for the Ia.
auguratIon Of President elect Hard
ing Chairman Knox said that In
simplicity the arrangements for the
ceremony marvh would almost dupH-
cate those in 81
PrcHdent-elcct Harding's views on
the subject we're given to the commit
tee by Elliott Woods Superintendent
OF the Capitol, who went 20 Marion,
O., several days ago TO discuss tho
matter with MT Harding
All spectators at the Capitol. except
the official party and possibly a few
wording newspaper men. will stand
during the Harding ceremony, undo'
present plans, but sections Of the por-
tCo and steps may b. ropcd off for
Members Of Congress and others
The evening world., 1921-01-19
.sDARK WOMAN
i HOME WRECKER
Court Finds That One Figured
Recently IN Two Suits
For Divorce.

Justice Koyby in the Brooklyn su-
Sreme Court started an investigation
1o-day to find out whether a certain
p'dark woman" Is In the business Of
compromising husbands. In the trial
81 the divorce suit OF Mrs. Fannie
cohen against Morris Cohen. No. 33O2
surf Avenue. Coney Island, Il was
charged that Cohen was guilty OF mis-
conduct with the dark woman" In the
uotel Imperial on Aug. 2. Cohen said
he was asked by the dark woman" to
10 70 the hotel with her so she could
an him something confidentially about
Ne wife.
Justice Kelby remembers a similar
~dark woman" In divorce case
brought two weeks ago by Mrs Fran
ess l. Adams against Lawrence Adams.
80 the court Issued a subpoena for the
Motel register which the dark woman
- alleged TO have signed at Albany Ia
fhs Adams case. lie wants to compare
dhe handwriting with that Of the dark
momAn" in the Cohen case.
The evening world., 1921-01-19

NHINGS have happened once more at The Mans
Shop which enable it to make several choice
l. offerings, temporarily, wholesale prices less,
manufacturers willing make sacrifices to finish up
disturbed Seasons business naturally have sought
outlet where the sacrifice in price may prove prestige,
making investment.
Several such instances have occurred among those
who regularly turn out things offered in The Mans
Shop-this time including makers of shoes, shirts,
hats and hosiery.
The evening world., 1921-01-19

extraditlon papers are being prepared.
Mrs Yunka. phrenologlst palmist,
fortune teller and prOfCssed worker of
miraculous cures. is alleged 10 have
demanded $1,000 from Mrs. Adamsow-
ski but accepted half the amount and
promised to return u after using the
money In prayers aud incsntations to
drive away the evil spirits hoverDg
over her
The woman worked among foreigners
and profcssed to work cures 10y means
of charms and repeating words design
ed 10 ward of and prevent sickness,
according to several complaints lodged
with the District Attorney.
The evening world., 1921-01-19
SURRENDER
OF O'CALLAGHAN
Labor Dept Takes First Step for
Deportation OF Cork's
Lord Mayor.

Department to-day mailed = notice to
attorneys Tor Donal O'CstllaEhan, Lord
Mayor OF Cork. requiring ONallaghan
to surrender himself Ia tho tmmiEra-
iOn Inspector At Norfolk
This h the first step In carrying cut
the ruling OF Secretary OF Labor Wilson
that O'Callaghan is a sailor and may
remain In this country only long enough
tu rrship," said Assistant chief Hamp-
ton Of the Immigration Bureau
The Norfolk immigration Inspector
will arrange with O'CSraghan to reship
as soon as the case comes before him
In the regular routine manner"
This may b. several days. Il was said
a. the Labor Depa rtnent
The evening world., 1921-01-19
LIFTING A CURSE"
WAS VERY COSTLY

SYRACUSE Jan. i9-ChsrRed with
having received $1,000 for lifting a
curse" from Mrs Adam Adamsowskl.
thereby freeing her from falling health.
Mrs Anna Yuuka now serving time IN
Cincinnati Jail has been twice In
dicted by the Grand Jury hero and
The evening world., 1921-01-19
w. S. GOULD DROPS
DEAD ON STREET
CollapSes Near Home on West 7iSt
Street, Dies Before Am
I bulance Arrives.

william Saltonstan Could, seventy
years old. dropped dead Of heart disease
q $50 o'clock this morning a. he was
passing No. sI3 West 7Ist Street. q
snort distance from his own hume. No.
SO.
He was seen to fail By PatrOlnian
fIannsbeTy Of the West 6sth Street
Station. who sent for an ambulance.
But Mr.. Gould was dead by the time
che surgeon trom Flower Hospital ar
rived
The evening world., 1921-01-19
$61 900 BONDS IN
CHICAGO HOLD-UP
Securities Consigned TO Wall Street
Firm Part Of Union Station
Loot

Securities 10 the par value Of Sol
900. cons gned 20 Blair & Company
bankers at No % Broad Street, we're
part Of the loot secured by the Nv,
bandits who held up a United states
mail truck al the Union Station, Chi
cago, yesterday and escaped with
twelve sacks Of mail, ten OF which
contained registered matter.
Practically all these securities wrr,
in negotiable form, but tho names
amounts and serial numbers Of IN,
stolen bonds have been forwarded tC
security dealers in all cities
The securities were fully insured
and Blair & 60. are protected against
loss.
The evening world., 1921-01-19
xbress elevators to Revised Pri

dimensions - extremely we'll finished. At $2.95,
of all-woven madras and madras cords of fine for
eign and domestic manufacture. At $3.95, of inn
ported alLwOven madras, seen in the better custom
shirt lines
Both assorrments of carefully picked stripes and
colorings from the most conservative to the limit of
accepted usage.
The evening world., 1921-01-19

ME2 Two selections-one at $295
@E5I|r4E and the other at $3.95-both
$[.I##GzG recently selling at very much
<&-Zl higher prices Tailored to meet
The Mans Shop standard-6ve
buttons, and with soft French cuffs OF correct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31
REDWOODS ROMANCE
"Long S,Ceetening," a Colorful
NoueI of California

California offers the aspiring novel :
list innumerable themes, from movies to
mining. Grant Carpenter in "I.ong
Sweetcning" Or. NJ. Mcbride h CO.
has eschewcd the movies with their
color and scandals and has harked back
to two things that are as native Cali
fornian as the japanese questionable
love Of native sons" for the redwoods
districts and the San Francisco earth
quake.
Starting with young, unschooled
Californian living alone in his native
woods, Mr.. Carpenter has him ousted
by an unscrupulous banker. The grad
unl emerging of the youth from his saw
ascry and his lifelong quest for ven
gcauce-a business and financial repay
ment, not physical castigation-mske
up the bulk Of the story. OF course, the
banker has q beautiful daughter. OF
course they meet in the picturesque
rcdwoods country. OF course they fall
in--well, the groundwork Of the tale
may sound trite and hackneyed, but Mr..
Carpenter has environed it with the
grandeur Of country that he plainly
loves with the fervor OF any truo Cali
fornian.
The climax Of the earthquake and
fire with its accompanying tragedy Of
death and financial ruin Is brought for
ward cleverly aud interestingly. "Lonc
Swcctening' is not startling in its
aspects. but It is colorful. interesting
and well constructed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31
DIVORCE IN FICTION
"Marearets Mead" Shows the Hero
Inc Faced by Problem

Jane Harding discusses, through the
medium of novel, "Margaret's Mead
Doubleday. Page & CO.., the modern
problem Of divorce. Her heroine, Mar.
ion Napier, has always abOminatcd the
severance Of the marriage tic by hu-
man means. Rclig0usiY. Cthically and
socially she has opposed divorce. But
the worms spinning their web cnmeshcl
her OF oil persons in n situation In
which she has to face divorce and make
her decision for her happiness. What
has, after all, been only an academic
problem for her, 4 matter Of theory, and
though based on principles, in the dis
penSation Of the fatcs turns to poig-
nant and exigcnt personal problem.
Should courts sunder whom God has
ioined together? Should woman op-
posed 10 divorce marry man who Eas
teen divorced, II it develops that lie i"
the man whom she loves: These ARE the
questions that come TO Marion for re-
view. How She acts in the clutch of
adverse Gate forms the substance Of II
novel ;hat is rich in psychologist inter-
est. The charncteriZatioES are we'll
done, with clever Interviewing Of COM
pleS motives.
The background is the English coun-
tryside, which the writer pictures with
realistic touch. but with also d bit ~
glamour. English life is shown inter.
cstingly, not the hectic life of the
metropolis. but the quieter yet us in
tense life Of such places as "Greyladies"
and "Margaret's Mead" small places,
tut with their own interests and activi-
ties and problems.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

Of life. His manner IS that Of a mother
smiling down at the troubles of her
children.
A. S. NJ. Hutchinson exhibits some
Of this spirit in "If Winter Comes"
(Little, Brown 4 Co.., novel which
is surprising it's publishers by its popu-
larity. This popularity Is deserved, aid
it is also encouraging to those who have
faith in the wholesomeness Of American
literary taste. Mr.. Hutchinson's hero
is man with a scnse Of moral reSpon-
sibility just as Mrs. Wharton hero
in "1ho Age of Innocence has th"
same sense and as Dorothy Garfield s
heroine in THE BrimminS Cup re-
fuses to forget all her obligations to
crafty selfish desires. These three
novels are popular and are increasing
in popularity, whereas the stuff written
by the members of the school OF pre-
cocious writer's VINO make their char
acters eat, drink and be merry, for to-
morrow they die, have a short vogue
and then are forgotten. W. ]. Locke's
The Mountebank" (John Lane Com
pany) ought to be included in this list
Of novels that make on" respect one $
fellow men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31
SOME BOOKS OF 1921
THAT ARE WORTH WHILE

live. II is the finest thing that Mr..
Galswortby has done. The other novel
is Knut Hamsun's "Growth of the
Soil" (KnopO. Although It was written
several years ago 1t was made available
In an English translation for the first
time this year. The book is epic in
its sweep and diviuely tolerant In its
attitude toward life. II might be called
tho story OF the life OF humanity on
earth. told in the story Of the struggle
of man to subdue one Of its waste
places, and elaborated by an exhibition
Of his success and OF the complications
that followed. No little man could
have written it.
There we're several other notable nov :
els. including Sisters IN Law
(Stokes). by Gertrude Atherton; Dan
serous Ages" (Boni & Iiveright, by
Rose Macauley. aud Figures OF
Earth" (McBridc). by James u. Ca
bell. but there is not space to do more
than mention them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31
GODS AMOUNTED
The Story Of a Devoted Pastor
and n UorldLy Wife

The title figure in Mary Katherine
Maules absorbing novel Gods
Anointed" Century Company Is a
clergyman. devout in faith and practices,
and devoted as the minister Of a church
In western city. But Of equal impor.
tance is the complementnl figure Of his
wife, a girl Of beauty, social poise, in
tellectual culture. Whereas sho is dis
tinctly of the world in principles and
in ideals, he Is essentially Of the spirit.
Conflict between her sophistication
and practicalIty is bound to eventuate.
The clash comes after marriages frst
fervent and perfect acceptance has lost
romantic glow and luster. The com .
mon denomination Of love which had
reduced variations Of traits and neu :
tralized temperamental differences could
not last forever in such required de-
gree OF intensity. The story Of the
clash is told with skill and sympathy.
The various centrifugal interests that
take up the time and interest Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31
A DANISH NOVELIST
Neeo Writes Another "Ditte
Book

Martin Anderson Ncxo Is the latest
of the European novC.ists who arc
winning hearing in this country wv"
Dutchman. Louis Coupcrus, already
has a faithful following for his kccnly
observant psychological studies of char
ncter. and of course, the vogue. OF
Blasco Ibancz is well known. Ncxo
has had fewer novels turned into our
literary speech than the others. these
being "Pelle, the Conqueror, and
"Ditte, Girl Alive" Now comes
"Ditte, Daughter of Man Henry Holt
& Coz, a second part of the 'Dtte'
series. il Is the feminine counterpart
of the "r'elle" novel. The latter de-
scrIbes the development and achieve .
mcnt Of n man in tho restleSS social
atmosphere Of the modern world. The
"Dittc" stories tell of the progress "t
e modern women under like conditions
and environment.
Nexo is realiSt with a difference.
He is accurate in detail and in the pro-
lection Of atmosphere, but there Is some =
thing romantic, very fairy tale like,
in the quality that pervades his pages;
Hc knows Danish life, in the farms and
fishing villages Of the rockbound coast,
and Is able to give an intimate ac-
count Of their people. This story of i
uirl under foreign conditions. but with
tho universal Of human nature moving
her. will prove Illuminating to Amcri =
can readers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-31

A Nd there have been at least three
"A new books about Roosevelt. The
one most worth while Is My Brother,
Theodore Roosevelt" (Scribners), writ
ten by Mrs. COrinne Roosevelt Robin
son. 1t is worth while because it is an
intimate record Of certain phases Of
Roosevelt's life that could have been
learned in no other way. Bradley Gill
mans Roosevelt, the Happy War
rior" little, Brown & Co.. is full
some tribute by an admirer and "Roosc-
vplt in the Bad Lands" Ioughton.
MiGiin Co.., by Herman Hagedorn. is
an attempt 70 make book by telling
what Roosevelt left untold about his
ranching experiences and by adding to
it story of the manner OF life In
North Dakota when 1t was just
emerging from the early frontier stage
OF it's development.
But these three books still leave the
real Roosevelt book 10 be written.
Roosevelt was not a demigod, as some
Of his admirers seem TO think. He was
very human sort OF a person who made
a multitude of mistakes while trying to
do the things which he thought ought
to be done. There WAS never n cannicr
politician than he, but we have had
many greater statesmen. II the Federal
system is TO be preserved then his doc
trino that the Federal Government
should do everything which it vas not
expressly forbidden 10 DO will ho Wig
orousIy condemned. But if the present
tendency to Capitalization continues
then his assumption OF powers not cY-
prossly granted 10 him by the Consti.
tuition will be hailed as the beginning ot
the end Of the independence Of the
States. Iiut whatever happens, it Is
doubtful II any thoughtful lawyers will
ever indorse his proposition that when
Congress passes a law it should he re-
spectcd regardless OF it's justification by
the grant OF powers in tho Constitu-
ton. He was as unsound In his belief
that the Supreme Court should not do
clare law unconstitutional as hc was
in his advocacy Of the recall Of IL
dicial decisions by popular vote. The
real Roosevelt book will be written some
day and all the books which praccde it
will assist the writer in assembling his
DATA.