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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

BORKMAN--Charles Borkman
died at his apartment here yester-
day, aged 35 years. Funeral SER
vices will be held at Strong Bros.
chapel this morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment will be in Fairview cem-
etery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-23

Her ewes i'll sparkle as does the
diamond IL Won get 1t from Ever
tits. Inc.-Ady.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
VETERANS or. GREAT. WAR

quarters, 1101 e street northwest: The
senator said wha t the former service
man may do Withathe bonus money
should pot be determining factor in
giving him the, bonus X -
Senator Walsh said the bonus should
be Eiyea, ITO the men who served in
the world war and that; they should
have receiVed 1t sooner. ~ i
Capt. Lake MeKamee, U.sS. N, di-
rector OF naval inte1ligepce. also ad-
dressed the meeting, in which he out
lined the -funetioning OF. the Navy In
terssts In: foreign ports.
commander Thomas 'J.rFrailey pre-
SIDED and introduced the speakers. A
resolution was adopted favering the
ssalzing OF boxing in the District.
which Is proposed in 8 bill recently
introduced by Senator Walsh: The
langley disqualification act also was
Favored in resolutions unanimously
adoptea. 1. / n .ss:ss
Post. No. L., the-Amsrica Legion, are
Dusfly engaged In making plans to
| raise funds for the purchase Of club
house at 1929 street northwest. The
post has secured san option on the
property. which has frontage of
forty-ons feet on | street by ninety
feet on!19th street. a. .-
The house is declared to be well
adapted for club purposes. The COM
mittee In charge of the. arrangements
for the, club consists of Past Depart
ment and Past Post Commander E.
Lester fJones. Post Commanders John
Lewis Smith. Kenneth A. McRea and
Howard s. Fisk: Vice Commander Will
liam F. Mahoney. Adjt. Lew s. Moh-
Ter, Finance Officer F. H. Hardy, who
is treasurer Of the committee: Ennalis
Waggs man. Gen. II. M Lord and Post
IComuiandsfs Charles ,RfSH&nford, ex-
oftteio~chafrntap of the cep1mittee.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

: = - : 4 ..s
Department Commander McCanrey
announces the following meetings TOR
the week Monday might. Department
Band rehearsal. In old Naval Hospital; !;
Astor Camp, in Stanley Hall United
States Soldiers Home; Dewey Auxiliary,
No. 8. in. Columbia Typographical build
night, Miles Camp in Perpetual Hall !;
Wednesday night, UreH Camp, in
Pythian. Temple, and Tnursday night,
Harden Camp. in Pythian Temple:
Nomination and election OF delegates
and .alternates 10 department encaihp-
Ihent to be held Saturday, June II, in
| Pythian Temple and delegates and al
ternates to national encampTnent TO be
held. in Los Angeles Caltf., August 2!
to 25. VIII take place at the musters OF
the above lamps.
Department Commander McCanrey
announces that the camp commanders
| will have their camp and colOrs turn out
for Memorial day parade; the seven
camps with their c0lors, headed by the
Department Band, will form az Pythlan
Temple, 1912 ,9tn street northwest. on
Tuesday morning It 9So,clock.
Miles Camp. met last. week. Frank
Parrish was, appointed as a representa-
tive on the department memorial COM
mander Weber is chairman.
Petit Camp held meeting Tuesday
: night. Adjt.t FELTON, announces some
new recruits. @ 50"
Urell Camp has -indorsed Past Com
mander Patterson for department com
mander. The following delegates were
/ elected to the department encampment
to be held June II: 7: A: WILKINSON.
Ilri
Eshelman. -
Lawton Camp added a new recruit to
| its roll last meeting.
Dewey Camp, at its last meeting, got
plans under way for Memorial day, and
will assist the Ladies' Auxiliary in
strewing flowers upon the waters OF the
Potomac from a floral barge. The de-
partment commander and band will also
participate. -.
The toint memorial committee OF the
Veterans Of All Wars will hold meeting
lin the G. A. R. Hall every Thursday
night at o'clock in conjunction with
| the Veterans Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic until Memorial day.
B. Rickenbacker OF Lawton Camp
died April %, and was buried with full
military honors in Arlington, May 4,
|
Past Commander Zulch OF Miles Camp
| is now publicity agent for the Los, An
, ,, geles Veteran, one Of the splendid vet
eran magazines on the western coast.
Fred is an up-to- -the-minute hustler.
Lieut. Richard J. Harden Camp. No.
2, met last Thursday evening. Com
| mander HUM presiding. The following
candidates were elected and mustered
| into the ranks: Charles Helton, John A
Etchison. Gus Willie. Lawrence A Lib
by, Charles l.. Finch and Jacob De Hart
Commander Huhn announced that sat
! isfactory results on recruiting were be-
ing obtained. Motion by James J. Muir
ply that indorsing the bill before Con-
gress for registration Of aliens be taken
| from the table for action was unanf-
mously adopted. Past Commander James
j. Murphy received the Endorsement OF
the camp for senior vice department.
commander. The camp as a body was
invited by the Society Of Veteran Of
ficers of the 3rd District of Columbia
Evening star., 1922-05-14
How to Make Strawberry Jam
for lOc a Half-pourd Glass
Entirely New Method That Never Fails and Takes Only Ten Minutes
Free Dog Book

Everyone loves strawberry jam.
For a spread on bread or hot bis
quits, nothing seems to equal it. Its
Wonderful flavor makes children of
us all Until now, however, an ex-
pert was required to make it. Un-
iii now, also it has been expensive.
Certo, a natural product OF fruit,
has solved the problem so that
Everyone can make and eat this de-
picious conserve.
To Make Strawberry jam by the
Gerto Process:
Crush well in single layers about
kwo quarts of ripe berries. using
wooden masher and discarding all
kreen parts. Measure q cups
Crushed berries and TX leveled cups
f3N lbs.) sugar into good sized pre-
Berving kettle. Mix we'll: stir hard
knd constantly. Bring tc vigorous
boil and boil hard full minute. con-
4inually stirring. Take from fire and
hdd "a bottle (scant u cup) Certo.
ktirring it in we'll. Let stand 5
minutes only, by the clock, stirring
skim and pour quickly
Into sterilized glasses. Result is 10
4half-pound glasses of strawberry
am for a total cost of 81 cents
Fetrawberries at SOC box and sugar
1T &c lb).
I This Certo process banishes all
The guess work or worry as perfect
results are certain. Unlike the old
method of pound for pound mix
ture boiled for thirty or more min
Evening star., 1922-05-14
DENVER URGES RETENTION
OF RECLAMATION OFFICE
Business Men, Headed by Gov.
s. .-shoup, to Show Value Of Estab-
!. lfshment to the Service.

Gov. Shoup OF Colorado and a party
OF Denyer business men are on their
way to- Washington TO urge the Sec
retary of the Interior not to close
the Denver office of the reclamation
SERVICE which has been proposed as a
means Of economy. The party is ex-
pected to arrive in Washington tomor-
row. it was said at the Interior De-
partment, and will probably see Sec
retary Fall then.
Closing of the Denver office. officials
declared, has practically been decided
penses Of operation in the recIa amatfon
service. The Office at Denver. it was
declared has transacted very little
business for eight months. due to the
business depression. which is said to
have caused farmers in the west to
,lose money because their crops were
not worth marketing.
AT the same time the Interior De-
partment is obliged to maintain its
force OF reclamation experts in an
tIciPation OF boom in reclamation
work. The reclamation service does
not work under large appropriation,
as DO other bureaus OF the govern
ment- Its income is almost entirely
derived from payments made by users
reclsmatIon a,eI and nrats~t power supplied from
farming depression in the west, In
terror Department officials saw! has
caused the revenues OF the reclama.
ton service te fall Off considerably.
,ne me, Teaneed income thus holding np
many projects which would now Be in
able. > avail
Congress has authorized projects to
be undertaken by the recIsmation
service service totallnE about see. .oOO. 900, but
money to operate them is not avail.
able In a quantity to keep the rec,a-
nation service busy. ia-
Evening star., 1922-05-14
BANISHED-pimples...blo .blo

.ahlotches, sores,
humurs sand eruptiona,
by taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden .Madical Dis
cOvery.."Eor n Door
/, complexion and for
the poor blood that
causes IT. this Ii .
proved remedy.
In disease or disOr.
der Of the skin or
scalp, in trouble that
comes from impure
lb1Ood. the ."Discoveryn
II the medicine to take.
Tour dr1GHist will
sell you Golden Medi-
I'm tablets or liquid, or
:. Pferce's Invalids,.Ho.
!. Y. for trial package
Evening star., 1922-05-14

or HISS method.
If your grocer or
druggist does not
have Certo, please
call Mr.. Leo Knott
at Main 5000 to learn
where to obtain it,
Evening star., 1922-05-14
MORE DANGER SIGNS
4 FOR STATE HIGHWAYS
Plan Considered at Conference of
Maryland Road and We
hicle officials.
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. May 13.---John N.
Macall, chairman of the state roads
commission and e. Austin .-Baush- :
man. motor vehicle commissioner,
held conference this week concern
ing the erection of additional danger
signs along the state highways.
1t was suggested by Mr.. Banghman
that mo parking" signs be placed
at the tops of hills and on all curves
where the state roads commission has
already painted a broad white stripe
in the middle of the highway: These
places are considered danger points,
and the white stripes are put there as
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Past Commander Zulch Of Miles Camp
is now publicity agent for the Los, An
geles Veteran, one Of the splendid vet
eran magazines on the western coast.
Fred is an up-to-the-minute hustler.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
RUSSIANS WANT TO FLY.
Telegraph for Entry in Bennett Bal
>. -. loon Race!

GENEVA. May 13.-The Russian
delegation at the Genoa conference
has telegraphed to the James Gordon
try of two Russian balloons in the
forthcoming balloon race. As the time
for entries has closed, the committee
today asked the International Aero
nautical Fedora alton al Paris what ac-
ton should be taken
Evening star., 1922-05-14
warning to drivers of cars.

Mr.. Baughman also wanted the
state roads commission to erect dan
ger signs at all approaches to cross
and few of them are now marked as
roads. There--are- hundreds OF these,
danger points. ~ .Esg
Mr. MankalI was not inclined to
agree with the suggestions because
of unfortunate experience with dan
ger signs. that have been erected in
the last few years. Mr.. Mackall said
the commission had erected danger
signs on all the approaches to pub
lie school houses, and that he found
few of them had survived the at
tacks of mischievous boys.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Infantry to attend the second series
Of entertainments at the National Guard
Armory; also tnyited to attend memo
rial service May 28; blythe Ladies'
Memorial Association. Department Com
mander Charles w. McCaffrey and Adjt.
CIaIborn s.. Close told Of some of the
good work accomplished by the depart
naent during the past year. $r
Evening star., 1922-05-14
LANDED 315 YEARS AGO
;sett4ers Moored Ships at James.
l. -. - town Island

-, NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Nav r.
Three hundred and fifteen years ago
.2oaX the nrst Virginia settlers. in
them from England to Cane He5rv
a few days before, drew ashore at
jamestown Island and moored tbeir
vessels to the trees that lined the
oeacn. They made ready for de-
ony theEs.s.. " e 'oi-
Evening star., 1922-05-14

utes, with consequent loss of fruit
juice and flavor being boiled away,
the economical Certo Process re
quires only one minutes boiling
and thereby saves all the fruit to
produce 90 per cent more jam
Certo is pure-contains no gelatine
or preservative. Jams and jellies
made this way last indefinitely.
Certo positively saves time, fruit,
flavor and guesswork. 1t makes all
kinds of jams and jellies with fresh
or canned fruit-some you have
never made before. 1t is highly en-
dorsed by national authorities and
cooking experts. Every woman who
tries it recommends it to her friends
and says she'll never be without it.
The above recipe and nearly 100
others are in the Certo Book of
Recipes which will be given to YOU
by your grocer when you get Certo.
Extra copies sent free if you write
to the Pectin Sales Company, Inc,
los East Avenue, Rochester, N. Y.
Get bottle Of Certo from your
grocer or druggist today: Start the
new-the sure. quick, economical
way of making jams and jellies.
You'll never return to the old ''hit
s;6ss;:, Il your f;sss: s5ss x;ssss or Or 1113
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
FULL INDUSTRIAL BODY
HEARS CASES APRIL III

\ full board hearing OF the Industrial
Commission of Virginia will be held
in the commission rooms in RICH
mond April H. NJ this time a num-
Der OF hearings III ioca! cases will
be heard. among them being that of
w W. Chcatham against the City
School Board, OF Richmond. to deter
mine the extent OF disability aris-
ing from AN accident on May Is.
1870. in which Mr Cheatham was
hurt: Betty Lyman against the Ches-
tcrficld Apartment Company TO de-
terminc tho amount ot disability aris.
ins from an accident ON October /.
l92l: Rosa Ampy against Noide
Brothers. to determine the extent OF
disability arising from an accident
on February a. 1922. and :. u. Full
cher against The Cooperative Ma
chine Works. 10 determine the extent
of disability arising from accident
on May 20. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
To BUILD NEW CLUBHOUSE
At STATE FAIR GROUNDS
Plans for Structure at North
End of Grandstand
Already Drawn.

Plans for a now clubhouse TO be
erected by the Virginia state Fair
Association at the north end OF the
grandstand. have been drawn by
William {. holland architect. and
submitted TO the building committee
The structure will be 5lX31 feet. one
story. with a dccl; roof. so that the
officials OF the association and their
guests may view the races.
The clubhouse will include in it's
equipment kitchen. dining-room
iounE ing room. and other conven-
fences. including n spacious store
room.
1t is planned TO have work com
menccd upon the structure in time
for It's completion for the opening
OF the state Fair in October.
From time to time the Virginia
state Fair Association has distin-
Suished men and women as their
guests. and the new clubhouse VIII
provide facilities for their enter
tainment and comfort. which in the
past have been lacking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

az ]: o.c.ock Thursday a., chester
!i!sh School. ~ 3:la O'Clock sessions
VIII be resumed in the auditorium Of
INC school whcr. Raymond Y. Long.
supervisor OF industrial education.
VIII make an address. and Miss
''"thci J.. G"tIS. supervisor of teach :
t' framing. VIII speak on The Pro-
f"ssional attitude mt $40 o'clock.
rms VIII be followed by committee
work.
ON Friday. tho final day. Miss Edna
- I"rncr VIII give demonstration
leSHom in sewing in Room ia! John
Marshall High School. From II 20
80 o'clock Miss Nilecn Alauscr vii
preside IN the school auditorium.
where Governor Trinklc will make
an address at Ii O'Clock. cod, vcIon-
mcnt OF home economies and agricul-
turc in the rural schools of Virginia"
viii lie the subject OF Thomas ID.
l.hson Supervisor OF agricultural
education. at 1873 o'clock. Or. Mary
T.. Hrvdon. Of the State Board OF
Health. Will make an address frn.n
ll:a5 I" 1915 o'clock, after which
""mElittcc work will he taken up.
MISS Catherine I.cunis will preside
at ihc session opening at $50 o'clock
y round-tablc discussion on "Apprc
citation Of Country Life Through
Homo Econoi 'cs' viii be prcsid cd
over by Miss Fannie Lou Gill. OF tho
College Of william and Mary. Al
$3.50 o'clock Mrs. tcrcba l.. Crox,on
ot tho state Board OF Health, viii
make an address, and at O'clock
the sessions will be closed with III,
report OF committees .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
MISS WILLIAMS IS HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Guest al 2200 Barton Avenue
in Serious Condition al
Memorial Hospital.

Two people are in city hospitals
today as q result OF stree; accidents
and to;h Of them were reported in
= serious condition.
While attempting to cross the
street 81 the intersection OF Graham
Road and North Avenue. Miss Hattie
Williams was knocked down by an
automobile ana pcrhaps fatally in
iurcd After taking the woman to
200 Barton Avenue, where she is a
guest, j. j.. Garrett. ~ merchant OF
blackstone and driver OF the car.
sent for the city Ambulance and The
victim was removed to the Memo
rial Hospital The patient Is suffer
ing internally, and at an early hour
this morning had not rccatncd con-
seriousness. Her exact injuries are
undetermined pending an N-ray en-
animation. According Ia AIr. Car
rett he had just started his car
and was in low gear when the wom-
an stepped directly III front OF the
automobile. lie was arrested on :,
technical charge of reckless driv-
!ng.
The condition of L. e. Cardlc. GAG
South Laurel Street, suffering with
~ fractured skull as the result OF a
trolley accident at Bclvidcrc ana
Broad Streets Monday night. re-
mains unchanged. The patient has
been unconscious since his admission
- Grace Hospital
The accident occurred While the
patient was crossing the street car
tracks at the intersection of the
thornughfarcs. The ear WAS in
, charge of Motorman j. II. Fletcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
HERE TO Be IMPRESSIVE
All Military Organizations of
Richmond Will Take
Part i'm Event.

Preliminary plans for a Memorial
Day parade and service. in which all
military organizations Of the city
VIII take part. were made It. Il recent
meeting OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association. Mrs. Norman Y. RAN
dolph. who presided at the meeting.
announced that the annual sermon
10 the members OF the Association
would be preached in Second Bap-
fist Church on Sunday. May IS. and
that the Memorial Day orator would
he DIR. Wharton. OF baltimore.
The attention of the association
was brought TO the meeting OF the
Confcderated Southern Memorial AS
sociations to be held here In June. the
month in which tho Confederate Re.
union will be held. y meeting az
tho heads OF tho various memorial
socJ ties in The cit. will hc called
soon. and arrangements for the COM
fort ano entertainments OF the dele
gates completed. Miss sally Archer
Anderson and Mrs. Randolph have
been appointed on til" entertainment
committee. and Mrs. u. y. Blcnncr Is
chairman OF arrangements.
Opening sessions of the Conted-
Grated Southern Memorial Associa-
of June 10 in the jefferson Hotel
with Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson prcsid-
ing. Governor l.. Lee TrinkIc and
Mayor .hinslie will deliver addresses
of welcome. Greetings from the
United Daughters ri the Confederacy
will he brought BY Mrs. l.. I. Schuy-
Ter prcsidcnt-gcneral Of the organi-
cation. Mrs. y. McD. Wilson. prcSi-
dent of the memorial associations,
will he presented by Mrs Eilyson
and will make response t" the greet
ings from the various organizations
and societies.
Many social events for tho enter
tainment OF delegates as we'll as the
dist inguiShed visitors who Will be in
attendance. are planned. Mrs. l.. Il.
Schuyler, the newly chosen prcsi
dent of the Daughters Of COnfed-
cracy. VIII be in tho city for the re-
union as we'll as Tor the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
HOME ECONOMIC TEACHERS
CONVENE IN RICHMOND TODAY
Sessions III Presbyterian Building. Sixth Street Will Be
Opened With an Address by Harris Hart. State
Superintendent of Public Instructions

The conference Of teachers OF vo-
'"tlonal home economics viii opon
This morning at a:3o o'clock in tho
auditorium OF the Presbyterian pub
!ishng Company building. on North
S'Nth street, with Mrs. ora Hart
Avery presiding Following IN.
20! call. Harris Hart state Supcrin-
icHucnt OF Public Instruction. viii
ae!!Ne; an address Miss Pauline
i'dN'nan. or salem viii make re
Sponse. Or. william r. sanger. oIi-
'"f of the virginia Journal OF F.du-
5dr"n viii deliver AN address at II
clock. after which officers OF com.
mi'te"s VIII be appointed and a dis
chsslon of the "Pcptomist" held
Miss Helen ward viii preside at
the afternoon session. beginning a;
2:3" o'clock, at which Time Miss
Lolita Dag. 81 Uavr.sonburg state
Normal school. viii speak on .Snc.
cial Methods and Observation" and
Miss Adelaide > Baylor 81 Tic Fed.
cr"l BoArd for Vocational Educa
ton. Washington. VIII speak on
Home Projects"
Sessions Ihursday VIII ho held in
the John Marsha High School All.
f.tnriuM, Al . n'clccE yyhcr. Miss
Maria 5 rcck, 81 John Marshall. viii
CIV" demonstration lesson In homo
management. IN Room 3is 4 de-
'nouS'ration lesson in home nursing
VIII be given in Room sc at 1890
"clocl. by Miss Mav 81 Sampson.
Governor and Mrs. L.. Leo Trinklc
have accepted an inSta,ion to The
loncheon 10 be given the delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
OPPOSE STORES ERECTION
ON MONUMENT AVENUE
Property Owners Declare the
Project Destructive To Beau
" and Dignity Of Section.

Property owners on Monument
Avenue and Eranklin Street will ap-
peal to the city authorities against
the proposed erection OF Il store at
Cleveland and Franklin streets. y
petition declaring that the store is
destructive To the beauty and dignity
Of a section that should lie reserved
FOR residential and ornamental pur-
poses. has been signed and is ready
for presentation.
The corner on which il - proposed
To erect the store is at the southwest
angle OF a triangular lot which forms
q junction with Franklin street and
part. says:
'''ro allow the erection OF store
in such a place, especially facing on
Il lcugthwisc street. which is the
c!ty's next widest thoroughfarc. IL
opposed to all principles OF civic
beauty, particularly in the immediate
vicinity OF Monument Avenue. CON
Structcd and reserved solely for hand
some monuments and expensive resi-
dence, which are the citys greatest
pride.
I'VE also respectfully suggest that
If the purchase price -! the trianEu-
lar lot at this point is prohihiiiVc to
the city, some Immediate action
should ne taken to cause removal of
this huge mass Of earth and the lev
cling OF the lot To Franklin street
and Monument Avenue"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
WILL ELECT OFFICERS
OF THE LIBRARY BODY
Meeting to he Held This Afternoon
ut iItJ O'clock at Chamber
Of Commerce.

Officers OF tie Public Library As
ISOLATION OF Richmond will be elect
ed this afternoon at a meeting In the
Chamber OF Commerce auditorium at
$50 o'clock. Immediate steps viii pc
begun in II campaign for 10000 mem
bers In th!s city.
An advisory board also will he So
lcctcd at this session. The general
officers and board members comprise
probably the most prominent and in
nuential citizens in Richmond. IL is
said. Virtually every major organi-
zation in the city is represented.
No membership fec will be charged.
All persons favoriug Il library will he
asked TO sign Il card which entities
one To mcmbc ship. and pledges sup
port To the library movement Prior
To ih:s general campaign. 81 mem
bcrShips i'll the association viii be
solicited in order 10 create the small
fund for necessary expenditures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
GIDDINGS DEGREES POLITICAL
ISOLATION OF UNITED STATES
Columbia University Professor. in Lecture. Declares
America Cannot Remain Aloof From Rest Of
World and Live Politically to Itself

declaring that America cannot re-
mann a!oo: from the rest OF the
world and live politically to Itself.
nr. frankiin Henry Giddings. OF CO.
lumbia University. New York City.
last night. before an audience oc an
proNinatcly 800 persons. men and
women. representing students. facul-
" visitors and prominent citizens.
gave his first OF three lectures on
the James Thomas. IL. Foundation.
at WeSthampton. Following the
general theme thc American poll
ticu experiment as il now loolis).
the eminent lecturer spoke on Our
Attempt 10 Assimilate all Sorts and
Conditions OF Mem"
br. G!ddinGs suggested Il pertinent
Interrogation. including three out
standing beliefs in our political text.
namely, that the country that has al
ways offered asylum to the oppressed
should continue to do so: that this is
. land in which men are politically