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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
BY FREDERIC ]. HAsK1N

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 9.-The
proposed national police bureau at
Washington supported by the Federal
Government. for the Identification of
criminals, is tho one constructive sus-
Eestion which has come forth as n re-
suit of the crime wave which is
sweeping the country.
The present reign of banditry has
had at least one good effect in that
it has awakened tho American people
to some extent to the fact that their
police systems arc utterly inadequate.
That major crimes such as murder
and robbery are many times as pre-
valent in the United States as in any
of tho principal European countries:
that life and property arc today less
safe in some of our principal cities
than they were in tho far West in
pioneer days, aro unsavory facts which
are just beginning to como home TO
Us,
There are a number of reasons for
this. some of which have been dis
cussed in previous Haskin Letters.
Ono of them is undoubtedly tho fact
that our statute books are numbered
with unenforceablo laws which bring
all law into contempt and which tend
to make of the policeman a sort of
moral censor instead OF criminal
catcher. Another reason Is that We
have a heterogeneous and shifting
population. which precsnts one of tho
most difficult police problems in tho
world.
But ono of the most important rea-
SONS is that We have always put up
with Inefficient police forces. They
arc largely dominated by politics and
aro usually run by men who havo no
training as police executives, but arc
chosen for reasons of political oxpedi-
cncy. Furthermore. these men usual
ly hold office only for brief periods.
SO that they have no opportunity to
learn by experience the difficult pro-
fession which they approach without
training. Finally. thcre is littlo CO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Horoscope
"Thc stars Inc,ise,
But Do Not Conpel."
tMeclure Newspaper sxndicatel

(McClure Newspaper Syndicate)
This is not an important day. accord
ing to astrology. Uranus dominates in
evil aspect.
1t is not a fortunate day for romance
altho there may be an extraordinary
inclination toward lovemaking. The
stars prcsagc deception and false
promises that will bring severe disap-
pointment.'
There is forbiddinS sign for jour-
neys, which may be unfortunate Ac-
cidents also, seem to be forcshadowed
Again cases OF breach of promise are
prcsagcd by the stars and divorces will
be numerous. due to mental unsuita-
bility as we'll as to the usual causes.
Children now will come much into
tho public mind as wards of the state
and their welfare will be moro serious
ly considered than in the past. Well
faro legislation will be disappointing
because 1t will be slowly enforced, it
is prophcsied.
The seers predict that the birthratc
Will slightly decline at this time.
Race questions that present novel
phases of old problems will be disturb
ing in the carly spring.
New interest In health fads will be
awakened by new prophet of longc-
witty. astrologcrs predict
Jupiter and Saturn in the ninth de-
note an extension of religious move
ments and many evangelistic efforts
Persons whose birthdate it is should
not make any radical changes in the
current year. They may be inclined to-
ward romance that will not bc FORUM
ate Litigation will be disastrous.
Children born on this day will be
brilliant in all probability. These sub
Jects of Cafricon are not usually fond
of business but succeed best in ar
tistic pursuits.
Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
> Newspaper Syndicatc)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
1ODAYS EVENTS

Scyorty-flvo yolrs ago today 50 per-
sons pcrishcd in 4 thcutcr fire in que
bee.
Marshal Joffrc. famous French com
mandcr in tho lnto war, enters upon
his 5oth year today.
Tho American National Livestock
Association will meet In annual con-
Nenton today at III PaSo.
Tho Wisconsin legislature will meet
today ana proceed to organize for its
biennial session.
Temporary quarters arc 10 he nroyid-
cd for the NFe1t Virginia legislature
whom 1t assemblies today. the Stdto
Capitol having been destroyed by fire.
Important problems confronting the
lumber industry arc to be- considered uy
tho Canadian Lumhcrmcn's Associa ton
meeting In annual session today At
Ottawa.
Tho National Poultry Show one OF
tho largest annual exhibitions OF its
kind in the United states win open to-
day In the Coliseum in Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12

astronomers commonly unit that distance that
ray of light would travel in year, the velocity of
light being 10000 miles per second It would require
$50 of these lghycars for the rays of Beclgcusc to
to the earth That is if you look up at Bctcgcuse
tonight the light that you started its journey thru
space in the year 171 before the American rcvou
tion.
And now comes Dr. S. A. Mitchell of the Univer
sty of Virginia, who says that Prof Nicholson is in
and that Betclgcuss is likely 52O,b0OO0O
miles in diameter and that its light really left home in
the year 1921 and has been three centuries the road
Such figures as these are far beyond the grasp of
the ordinary mind but they may at least
ful purpose, by reminding that there in the uni
things that actually bigger than the war
expenditures of the Wilson administration
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

\. While tho average number di
cigarettes made tn iS99-l90l to D.
200 Qp0.iSo, the total rose In 1919 to H.
6eo,HH.0gH. In weight OF product.
smoking tobacco leads any other to-
bacco pr1auct. aud cigarettes have
passed cears In amount Of leaf tobacco
used In their manufacture.
Q, What type OF weasel has fHe
greatest roll and what does q amount
to? W r.. y
\. Tho Navy Department avs that,
generally speaking, tho do,troyr, ha-
the greatest amount Of roh roe
amount ~ roll In a very hiEu Frn
varies from about so to q dtgrccs.
.. How much money has been vol-
lcctod by tho Bureau N Internal Ticy-
cnuc under tho War Revenue Act Z
1915? G. T.
\. According to a report for the
fiscal year ended Juno so. 1920. the
operations OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau during tho year. under the
War Revenue Act OF 1915 and Other M
tcrnsl Revenue tax legislation. have
resulted in tho collection OF 8. i05 $50
c5l, compared with 81 50. i5n.oss in the
fiscal year cnd'd Juno D. l.is-au In-
crease OF ii.5j7 i30153
@ Has the tragedy or "Romcn ard
Juliet any foundation IN Iacty G.
I. T.
A This tale has oocn told In many
language. Although told in Girolau1
della Gorto's "Storia 81 Verona IN
1894 as an event Of 1905. Il has no real
historical foundation
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12

Q. When WAS the seal OF the United
States designed and what is on the
other side of IT? W. r. +.
A Tho Seal OF tho United States
was decided upon juno 20. 1872. The
diverse is the familiar side bearing
eagle. arrows. olive branch, etc. The
reverse, which has never bccn cut as
part OF the seal shows an unfinished
pyramid. above which is an eye in
a blue triangle. The lowest course OF
tho pyramid bears tho Roman number
MDCCLXXv1. Beneath on a golden
scroll is the motto "Sovis Ordo Sec
lorum'' "a now era in the ages and
above tho pyramid is the motto
"Annuit Coeptis," CHc prospcrs our
beginnlns)
@. Arc moro men killed in coal
mines or has tho number decreased
]. T.
A. Tho Bureau OF Mines Gays that
tho number is decreasing. During tho
first II months OF 1920. 1858 men lost
their lives in coal mines, while 2.lts
wero killed during the corresponding
period In 1919. This department Is
working constantly to lessen the haz-
ards encountered in mines.
Q. Who was the first hunger
striker" g. f. d.
4. While this would be impossible
TO state with certainty. it is recorded
that Agrippina, wife OF Gicrmanicus,
was banished by Tiberius to the Island
of Pandataria. near Naples, whoro She
voluntarily died of hunger in 30 a. u.
Q. DO fish sleep7 I. o. r.
A. Tho Bureau OF Fisheries says
that fish do not sleep in the sense OF
closing their eyes. but rest quietly In
the water at times.
Q. How did coats-of-arms originate?
c. II. n.
A. A coat-of-arms is a relic OF tho
armorial insignia OF medieval times
and was embroidered upon the cloth
worn over the armour to render the
knight conspicuous in battle. All tho
knights OF the Middle Ages had tdch
coats sof-arms. and many of them have
been retained by their descendants.
Q. Has tho use of cigarettes in
creased since 1902 h. y. u.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
WHY2
Is "a SIRLoIy- STEAK so CALLED,
(CoryriEht, 1870. By The Wheeler SYN.

Is "a STRLOIy- STEAK so CALLEps
Copyright, 1890. By The Wheeler Syn
dicatc. Inc)
There Is a humorous tradition. cur
rent in many sections of England and
part OF the folk OF the butchers
guild. TO the effect that James J., dur
ing ono of his visits to Lancaster waE
so pleased by a banquet rendered him
in Houghton Tower. near Blackburn.
that he wished to confer some special
honor upon the yiands themselves Ac-
cordinSly. the story goes, he drew his
sword and kniGhted tho loin of beef
which remained on tho table before
him and ever after this part of the
meat has been called tho Sir Loin.''
Tho same legend. only with Charles
II. as its principle figure. is evident
in tho following worse, found in sew
oral of the older English books:
Our esccond Charles. OF fame facctc.
on loin OF beef did dine:
he held his pleased sword o'cr the
meat,
Rise up thou famed Sir Loin,'-
Unfortunately, however. tho truth OF
these stories is disprovcn by the fact
that the word "sirIoin'' is compounded
OF the French sur meaning upon,
and tho English '1oin"-for a ''sIr-
loin" is nothing moro than the piece of
beef which grows upon the loin and
behind tho small ribs Of the animal
Tomorrow-Why docs an egg get
hard when boiled?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

l7T-Gen. Hugh Mercer. a famous
o0mmandcr in the Continental army.
died OF wounds received in tho hat
tie OF Princeton. Born in Scotland
in 17cc.
iI61-Thc Ststcs-General OF Holland is
sued letters Of nsrque and rcpri-
sal against England.
f7S6-William Pitt recommended in the
British parliament that a premium
be given by tho government TO
largo families
13seJoshua Humphreys, who designed
tho famous friEate Constitution.
dted at Haverford, Pa Born there.
June II. Isl.
11-President Grant appointed a COM
mission to visit San Domingo. and
Srsport on the desirability OF annex
ing that republic To the United
States
rse-The British Consulate In Lisbon
was stoned by a mob.
1Sn6-Triumphal entry of tho Japanese
into Port Arthur.
t1f1-Begtnning of great strike OF tex
tile mill workers at Lawrence.
Mass.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Some Figures

An interesting discussion has arisen concerning the
statement recently made by Professor Nicholson of the
University of Chicago with regard to the size and dis
tance of certain fixed star, commonly known as
Betclgeuse This star IS in the right shoulder of the
constellation Orion and is plain in the southeastern ky
every evening at this time of the year 1t is of rcd
dish tint, while its companion In the left shoulder
Bclatr1, white star the difference in color being
supposed to be due to difference of temperature
Now according to Professor Nicholson this star.
which is also known to astronomers as alpha orlonis
which signifies that it is the first brightest star in
orion) has diameter of 26O million miles which is
about so percent greater than the diameter of the
Garth g path around the sun.
In estimating the distance of the fixed stars
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Rev. Wilbur F.. Crafts, head OF the
Lords Day Alliance, which is working
for a return to a Puritan Sabbath,
born at Fryeb,na. Maine. IL years ago
today.
Marquis OF Crewe. leader Of the Lib
erAl party in the British House of
Lords, born in London, So years ago
today.
Joseph Jacques Jcffre. Marshal OF
France and commander of tho French
armies in tho early period Of the war.
born in the south of France, 60 yoars
ago today.
q Georges Carpenter. the European
champion pugilist who is soon to meet
Jack Dempsey, the American cham
pion. born at Lens, France, 81 years
ago today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12

(Any reader can get the an
swcr to any question by writing
The Pueblo Chicftnin Information
Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, d.
rector, Washington, ID. &. This
ofcr applies strictly to informa-
ton. The bureau cannot give ad-
vicc on legal, medical and finan-
ctal matters. Ii does not attempt
to settle domestic troubles. nor to
undertake exhaustive research on
any subject. Write your question
plniniy and briefly. Give full
name and address md enclose
two cents in stamps for return
postage. All replies arc sent di.
rect to the inquircr.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12

san Francisco. Jan. 11.--A sentence
of from ono to fifty years prison was
imposed today on James Carey, Grim
inal gangstcr. convicted December 20
of an attack on Miss Jessie Mont
Eomery of Reno. Nevada. Carey was
given n twenty days stay of execution
TO perfect an appeal. He is tho third
member of tho gang accused of at
tacking Miss Montgomery to be sem
fenced.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
BANS EVENING WEDDINGS

Pittsburgh. Jan. ii.-Evcning we'd
dings at Calvary Protestant Episcopal
church hero arc banned, under an
order OF Rev. Il. j. Van Ettcn, the
pastor. made public today. In his
Now Years sermon tho pastor paid
much attention to evening gowns worn
by women He commented on tho
lack OF dccorum often manifested"
and said that some of tho gowns did
not conform with tho shcrcd char
actcr of marriage.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Where 1t Started
SrECTACLEs

Copyright, 1890. BY The Wheeler Syn
dicate. lnc)
Tho discovery of the uso of spec
tsclcs or eyeglasses TO aid viaion Is
credited by some to a Florcntine monk,
Alescandrc di Spinci. who is said TO
have discovered them accidentally in
the carly part of the 18th century A. u.
BY many investigators, however, credit
is given to Roger Bacon, the distin-
guishcd scientist. who lived coutcm-
porary with di Spinci.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

Allied High Commission took over
military control OF the Rhineland.
New York General Assembly refused
- reinstAtc five excluded Socialists.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-12
Health and Happiness for Women =

11ed1I1t a1r0 11dP111teoo tut w O1ttC1t
Every seeks happiness the thing to be most desired
regardless of
life The and foremost essential good health For without
troubles
so
90 bottles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Junior Athletic League.

Gintcr Park Va. Highland Park.
Highland Park.
Boys club VS.. South Side Ath-
lctic club. Franklin Field
Virginia Athletic Club vs.. Church
lin juniors. Gintcr Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
FANS SEEK LMFORlAA7TO
FROM BABE ABOUT HIS room
momentum hlng Receives Many Letters Inquirng Jus,
What He Eats, and How Much to Knock
HOmerS

| great English statesman. always
chcwed his food exactly thirty times
wen. that may have hccn GladStonc's
idca OF merry evening. hut not for
me. When | get Ia the point yyh,r,
have to begin counting chcws I am
going Ia take my nourishmcnt with
Il shot in the arm. \ fellow who
gets in that stage is about as bad
as these so-callcd scientific bat,crs
who take just SO many steps from the
players bench To the plato and then
pose there beautifully. while three
perfect strikes go whistl.ng by. AS
long as the world--ur at least a
seemingly worried par, OF it-has
some anxiety as to what r homc-run
knockcr eats may as we'll bare my
soul not to mention my stomach
"Hnbc" Orders Whit lie Sees.
When ! get ready to eat. look
over menu card and something on
the list seems 10 say TO me. Babe. I
been looking for YOU" and order
that. After that don't bother my
head about how many times Mr.
Fletcher or Mr.. Gladstone or anybody
else would have chcwcd it,
don't ever remember having
knocked any home runs after getting
UP from wonderful Christmas din
rcr. but that might he because base
ball il not fashionable in December
The point is don't let home rum
interfere with home cooking. Every
ball player gets his fill Of hotel life
on the road. and in my case even In
New York.
Rut Mrs. Ruth is n good cook. and
although we live in downtown hotel.
we have a kitchcncttc. and | have
never seen any of her tempting dishes
go unclaimed just because some en-
envy pitcher was laying for me at
the Polo Grounds
My idea OF dismal life To lead
would he having to sit down at
table ana measure everything out
and figure out whether tho starchns
and acids are going I" quarrel. and
whether I've got enough vitamincs--
whatever they arc--on hoard Ia carry
me through the next nine innings.
Copyright. 1921, by tho thristy
Walsh Svndicatc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
CHURCH HILL AND PENN
MUTUAL TO MEET TODAY
Pcnnant for First Half OF Season
May BE Decided and Battle
Axe Strengthened.
Axe strengthened.

Penn Mutual and Church Hill will
meet this afternoon in the second
game of the double Leader at Iiouic-
ward Park in "a game which may de-
eide the winner ot the Commercial
League pcnnaut for the first half of
the season. Should pr BaEhy's team
win, tie for first place will result
and another game Will be necessary
In. the event Church Hi wins. how
ever. undisputed right to the honors
will go to nr. parkcr's club.
Both teams are on edge for the
battl" ana one Of the hardest fought
llarrclSon and i'carcc prota ably will
be the opposing moundsmcn, and II
they are in condition a pitchers duel
may be expected.
y liu.-up consisting OF several new
members Will b. presented by Battle
Axe whcn the ShOemakers meet
Taxa Is ola in the first game. Man
agrr Archi" Evans announces that he
has the following men on his roster:
Collins and Lloyd. pitchers: Gordon
and Dahr. caichcrS: Hotchkiss. Bcalc,
potsou. Amos and Madison. inhcldcrs:
Snt tcriin. Elan,"n. Driver. Ryder and
WaGicll. oUthcldcrS
Unless Lefty" Lloyd returns from
where he went to in
tcrvicw Frank Baker Collins will be
gin mound duties.
Fight returns will be announced at
the park News directly from the
rim ESidc will be received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
RICHMOND is BEATEN
by NEWPORT NEWS
ShfpbuilderS Capture First Game
of Series by 7-to-3
Score.
s T UART HITS HOME RUN
Colts Second BaSeman Smacks Out
His Tenth Circuit Drive of Year.
Ziienztgcr and Zcntzcn Lead
Visitors in Battery.
STUART HITS HOME RI

Harry Lakes down-trodd.n New
port News Shipbuildc,s rose UT vas
terday afternoon at Mayo Island Park
and proceeded to whale tEe living
daylight out of the Richmond Colts
by the score of 10 g. There was
nothing "nukcy" about the victory OF
tho visiting team. IL simply was New
port News day and they just had
to win. The visitors registered a to-
tai OF nineteen safetics Oft Carroll and
Smith and hit the ball in every d,-
rcction.
Ncwpor, News team is practically
impossible Shortstop Riggs and
First Bascman Short were the on.y
visitors who failed TO secure "A safe
blow, The other seven men mad.
at least two blows apiece, while two
had four wallops to their credit out
OF five trips To the plate.
Hitting honors lor the afternoon
enziEcr, OF the Builders. The slim
one connected for Two singles, A
double and a triple in five trips 10
the plate. He was followed closely
by Jcntzen who landed for two two
base hits and the same number Of
singles in five times up. The other
five had two or three safetics to their
credit.
Richmond team and was enlivcnei
only by the tenth home run OF Luke
Stuart, who parked the ball OF the
left-center Held fence in the NTH in
ming OF Tho. contest \ three base
hit by Angels ArraSon in the sixth
frame and II three. Dagger by stuart
in the ninth inning. Foley had the
Colts eating out his hand ut other
stages "t the game, allowing them
only tiEh; scattered hits.
Thre" ;nfet hits in the second
inning nettc" the Builders a tally.
while they scored three times in the
nth frame and thrice AGAIN in the
sixth. S;uart's home run in the fifth
Arrason'S ihrcc-htSc hit and kellcr's
long iiy IN the SiNt, brought in two
runs FOR Richmond. The last counter
was registered IN the ninth inning
when stuart tripler ana scored on
Mecker'S double. Tho latter being
sent in ~ pinch hi, for smith
This afteru"oii The teams Will com
plcIe the series ana also meet for
the last time this season when two
games u7ll b. played The first con-
test WILL start at 2:3n. provided the
fight returns from Jersey City hay.
been completed. In event tho BATH.
Is not over the 'irst game viii not
under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
ALL RICHMOND TO WATCH I,
DETAILS OF BIG BATTLE
wireless Telephone Has Been In.
stalled in 1'hcatcr to Bring =
Word from Ringsitlc.
RETURNS AT ROTH PARKS
boulevard Field and Mnyo Island
Games to BE Halted Until Bout
is C"mplctcd-Evcning Dispatch
to Have Bulletin Board.

MI Richmond today will keep It's
eyes and ears peeled to hear and SEQ
inc latest news from the Dempsey
Carpenter fight at Jersey City this
afternoon Tor the heavyweight box
ing championship OF the world Tho
BATH" VIII begin at o'clock Rich
in"nd time and from ;hcn until tho
maj blow Is struck every boxing
IAN OF This c!ty will await with In
tcr"st the outcome OF the fight
Several hundred miles away from
the seen" Of the conflict. Richmondcrs
viii call upon every device of COM
inunicatipn known TO twentieth cenp
Jury science. For the first time ia
the history OF the Virginia Capitol
a hight VIII be received here by wire
Tess telephone. The apparatus has
hccn Installed In the Biiou Theater
aud the reports will to Distributed
from there 10 other thcatcrs and
points in the city
\; Mayo Island Park, where the
Colts and the Sh!pbuildcrs will PLAY
received via telegraph and possibly
wireless. Details Of tho battle also
Will be received at Boulevard Field.
wh"r" teams Of the Commercial
League VIII he battling for tho cham
pionShin Of tho organization for tho
first half OF the season.
Bulletins on the progress OF thsS
nout viii be displayed on a board in
front or tho Evening Dispatch and
Times DispatCh Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Sport Leaders Pictures
in Special Section

The Times Dispatch tomorrow
viii carry full page OF those who
have placed Richmond on the
sporting map by virtue of playing
the game for the love OF il. Lead
ing golf. tennis and baseball play
crs Will he found on the front
page of III" Photographers section
OF sundays Timcs-Dispatch. Aqua
tic leaders also Will be found
among the pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
SAILOR FREEDMAN CAUSES
2 OF HIS PARTNERS TO QUIT
LRy Assoclntcd Prcss. !

DENTON lIARBOR. MICH. July |.
Sailor Freedman, of Chicago. chal-
lengrr OF Benny i.connrd'S light
weight title in their fight here Mon
day, today went through 4 workout
that caused two more OF his spar
ring partners to quit because OF the
sailors terrific punching. Freedman
to tile mon who watched him 20
through Victories over Lew Tcndlcr.
Johnny Tillman. Joe yelling, Char
ley White aud other notable light
weights recently. today looked bet
ter than at any time In his brief
career.
lie tipped the scale just under 1877.
Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
TARS, 3; BRONCHOs, |

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G.. July H.
While Warlf0p WAS journcyin. as n
master today the visitors fen To Var
riSon's offerings for an even dozen
safe hits aud the quickest game
played on the local ball lot this wear
went to Norfolk by n score Of 3 10
the game was played in an hour and
twelve Minutes and was character
iZeh by air-tight pitching by the
visiting finger. who never Welded a
hit WHOM he was in danger. while the
TarhcclS ficlhcd ficrcely aud more
than once loft men stranded on tho
corners To retire the three succeeding
hl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
TOBACCO LEAGUE WILL
PLAY DOUBLE SEASON

Decision to divid" tho playing sea
son INTO two parts was reached a,
Il ncetin. Of the Tobaccn I.o,,,,,.
hc!d yesterday. Tho plan. IL j.
thought. VIII furnish new i,nnc,,is IA
the race, the clubs being placed on
half Of the race S'''''
IN" hrst half OF tho season viii end
a"daN, when the Fatima and ucrhor;
~ ION Mines meet ON &. G. \. field
ch Wit hthc Amateur Commission. I'm,
II IS generally thought that AN anil
ca ION for membership will b. rnadc
next year. '"