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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-25
Una COTniSidn de eSpiritistaS

princ4piante, juguete de infuencias In
females, y Que pesar dc alegar que
era inconsciente. sus trabajos resultl
ban pehgrosos para la salud, por no
conocer la clase de 'aspiritu que opera
ba al fluidizar ell aqua.
veamos ahora 81 Kardee, la unica
autoridad cue todo espiritista since
ro debe MERCER credito, desautoriza
esta opinion
''Los espiritus buenos nunca man
dan; no Sc inronen, sino que accnse
jan y 81 no Sc les 'escucha, Sc cetiran.
Los malos son imperiosos, dan 6rdanes,
quieren ser obedecidos, etc..
''Son exclusives y absolutos en- sus
opiniones, pretenden que solo ellog
tienen el privilegio dc la verdad".
+'Exijen una creencia ciega, y no
quieren sujetarse la razon, porque
saben que la razon les quitaria Ia mas
cara.
''Los espfritus buenos nunca Sc ofen
den por las investigaciones, pne5 que
ellos mismos 10 aconsejan, porquc nada
tienen que temer del exanten, solo los
malos SON los que Sc formalizan, y quie
rem disuadirnos de tai exanten, porque
con clio 10 pierden TODD, por 10 mis-
mo, prueban 10 Que SON. (Kardec,
libros de los Mediums, pagina 1907
Ell mismo filosofo reconoce que ell
mejor medium es aquel que es mas sim
ratico a los espi1itus elevados. IPuede
admitirso que es un esp1ritu bueno, de
progreso, un protector, que hace nnla
gros con las aguas, aqucl que insulta,
cs imperative, Sc opone una investi
gacion, amenaza? 5Un medium princi
piante, que no conoce la condensation
de fuidos inconsciente, que NADIA sabe
cuando es presa de csc esplritu, que
actua a su voluntad, puere producer
tan extraordinario fen6meno? 81 hay
'en el mundo quien desmienta Kar-
dec, entonces esta comision obraria sin
iuicio, y estaria mistifcada, pl'osa de
alucinaciones.
Io que ,ocurre en- San Lorenzo, cs
una pura fabula &C los dueiios de au
tom6viles, y dc los que explOtan ne
gocics ALI los jucves y vicrnes. Y ma
Ga mas.
N6tese como va los manantiales no
son neccsarios para curar. So fluidiza
81 aqua en- cl pueblo, y pucde cogerSe
Gle cualquier sitio, pcrquc Julia es la
que opera Ell milagro
Por todas las circunstancias Que ro-
dean los hechos investigators por esta
Comjsi6n, Sc l9ega las siguientes con
clusiones.
1.-Oue On apariencia no cxiste min
guna exploitation dc parte de la me-
dium, toda veg que ALA cs protegida
en- todo por don Juan Jimenez Garcia,
y otros.
2.-Que no Aconociendo Ia medium el
cspiritu que la protcge en- los momentos
CO auidizar el aqua, esta sujeta mis-
fifcaciones, B ell resultado defrauda
sus esperanzas, y las de los que ALI
concurren con la ardiente fe de curar
sus dolencias.
Que habicndo demostrado impos-
tura, incultura, Y amenazando despo-
(Uontinda en- la Ia. pag.)
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continuation de Ia Sra pag.)
dollar por el servicio, que juzgan mu-
chos demasiado pesimo. Hay infnidad
de kioskos q la entrada, en- donde Sc
venden, frituras, cafe, y como Sc dice
Ell castelIano, de todo como en- la Bo
tica. urecios extracrdinarios.
Estes kioskos tambien rinden al pro
pietario una sobsrbia entrada, por Ia
seguridad del ncgocio, en- esos dos dias.
Sanchez ha demostrado Julia, sus
I.mEiaresA convecinos y protect6res,
SUI resoluci6n, segun information de es-
tos. de no continuar permitiehdo en- su
finca L. entrada de tanta gente, y sc
nos asegur6 que e5taba displ.osto
yendcr arrendar la fnca, por una
inportante suma.
La finca contigua dc Juan Pagan,
consta de cinGuenta cuerdas la de
su hermano Eugenio CO cusrenta.
Terminada la inspection de las fin
cas-, de los manantiales, que penas
producer aqua alguna, del rancho, de
los quioscos, de los caminos,. marcia
mos. acompafiados por ell sehor Jime-
nez Garcia dc don Clara, ell padre de
Julia que Sc constituy6 en- TN espia
&c la oomision a San Lorenzo y ALI,
en- una casita humilde, vive Julia, que,
a pcsar Gle su hablar de campesina, es
Iista demuesHa jmuaha tteverencia
la causa. Su casa estaba llena de per
sonas. En- los alreEores observamos a
varios de sas hermanos y ella no es dies
raIillaGora; era en- el campo solitario
es EN- ell pueblo ahora, costurera.
Despu6s Gel saludo dc presentation
lc indicamos que ibamos con el prop6
sito dc que lamara a sus protectores
espirituales. para yer la forma de con-
seguir curacion para un 'enfermo de
Aguadila, que Ilevamos con ese fin, lie
vando ell el auto infinidad de frascos
una lata para llenarla del aqua Gu
rativa en- case dc 'encontrar cierto ell
fen6meno.
Julia Sc nego rotundamente q pres
tar auxilias al enfermo, porquc dijo
Que no trabajab mas qUe juevcs vicr
nes Y esos dias el podria recibir sus
trabajos ALA en- ell barrio Hato, en-
los manantiales, donde Sc operan tan
sorprendentcs resultados en- los pacien
tcs. Demostr6 su disgusto la eomi-
sion. porque la obra eel padre, como
decia, no la dcstruia nadie Sc le hi
cieron l5dcxiones sobre Ell benedcio
que resultaria para ell enfermo, la reu-
ni6l que SC solicitaba v no accedio.
De repcnte, sait6 al tanto un su5ato,
que dice ser ayudante de ella, y conocer
muy bien &c fenomenos espiritistas, po
seer excelentes facultades v aplaudio
la rcsistencia de esta. Luego de seguir
cambianeo ilapresiones. el ayulante csc,
Sc hizo S5iias, Sc dio miradas con
ouro caballero cue ALI eStaba, cerran-
do entonces Ia puerta dc la casa, estan
do dentro minded de personals y Sc le
crden6 ella sentarse cn una silla,
el ayudarte al lado " Sc proceai6 al
trabajo. 6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-25
Resultados Deliciosos

Envie Ell cupon y recibira un tubito para 10 d:as.
Note que impios Sc senten los dientss despues de
Yea como ennbanquece la dentadura a medida que
aquella desaparece.
Todos los efectos ademas de deliciosos son
esenciales. Pruebeos Sc dsra cuenta de efca-
cia. Lea la razon de cllos el folleto que le
varemos. Luego, guiese por los resultados. Re-
corte hoy misno el cupon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-25

ESTE ES Ell HECIIO MAS TEAS-
CENDENTAL, EN- DONDE LA CO.
MISSION PRONUNCIO SU FALLo
DE CoNCIENCIA OBSERVANDO A
JULIA VAZoUEz BAJo LA IN
FLUENCTA DEF. ESPIRITU QUE DI
cE PRoDUcIR LOS FENoMENos
Aunque So indico Julia que Ell pa
ciente que nos acompahaba, necesitaba
sIs auxilios Sc, excuse por la raz6n de
que auuel no era dia de trabajo, y ada
mas porque SO trababa de una investi
gaci6n Notamos que Ia casa estaba
llena de personas, y todas 1'aciblan
aqua hudizada en su misma casa, re-
cctas y consoles, sin acudir la fncl
dc los manantiales.
Accedio lueg0 a una seiia de su all-
xiliar, qrta SC lie sent6 al lado y parece
ejereer .sobre e. cuerro de ella, fuerza
hipn6tica. Hubo la invocaci6n, y 50
manifesto el espiritu protector dc ella
y el que produce los fenomenos.
Empcz6 por tratar incorrectamente
&c una manera incuata Y con lenguajc
amenazante impostura ? la comision.
Sc lie hacian .observacioncs a sus ma
nifostaciones y no las queria atender
Sc imponia prctextando que la obra
del padre no la destruia la comisi5n.
Con esa prueba, llegamos II con
clusi6n de que Julia era una medium
Evening star., 1922-09-22
HUGHES SPEEDING HOME.
Battleship Bearing Secretary's
PARTY Passes Bermuda.

The battleship Maryland. on which
Secretary Hughes and members OF
the Brazilian centennial commission
are returning from Rio de Janeiro.
passed Bermuda at 10 o'clock last
night and was then maintaining
speed which was expected to bring
her into New York tomorrow morn
ing, said a wireless dispatch from the
battleship early today to the Navy
Department.
Notwithstanding high wind and
heavy seas encountered after day
break Thursday, the waves occasion
forecastle and quarter deck, the mes
sage said. she clipped Off 44O knots
during the twenty-four hours ending
Thursday noon, maintaining a speed
which was expected to break all
records for the distance. For the
total Of $500 knots steamed up to
that time the battleship was said to
have averaged 1s.4s knots per hour.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
CATHEDRAL, HEIGHTS
CAR SERVICE RAPED
Citizens Association Urges
Through Trolleyss From Sec
ton to Union Station.

A discussion of car service on Wis
consin avenue occupied the time of
the Cathedral Heights Citizens Asso-
citation. and resulted in a resolution
being adopted urging that through
car service from this section to Union
station be established. at a meeting of
the association at 302s Wisconsin ave-
nue. last night.
It was pointed out that the avenue
cars ran either to Georgetown or to
Potomac Park. which meant that any
body going downtown had to trans
fer at NJ street or at 18th and H
streets, and IT was stated that the
street car company was thinking OF
doing away with the through cars to
Potomac Park. which would mean
that passengers wishing to come in
further than Georgetown would have
to transfer at NJ street and Wisconsin
avenue. =
ago the question of through service
was taken up with the Interstate
Commerce Commission, which ap-
pointed a committee to look into the
matter and resulted in the establish
ment of a through service to Union
This was before the establishment Of
the Public Utilities Commission, 1t
was said.
H. NJ. Frampton, business manager
of the fixed nitrogen research labora-
tory Of the United States Department
of Agriculture. at American univer-
sity, spoke of the inconvenience to
the 125 men employed in the labora-
tory in getting to and from work. and
mentioned the one-hour car service to
that place as being depIorable.
The following committee was ap-
m nqf0rp
Utilities Commission at a hearing to
take place at the District building
September 2s: G. H. Powell. Franklin
X. Jones Spd Stuart B. Marshall.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
GETS BAKU CONCESSION.
American OIL Firm to Sign Con-
tract Immediately.

moscow, September s2.-A con.
tract with the Barnsdall Corporation
Of New York. which gives Americans
concessions to operate in the Baku
territory. has been completed, accord2
ing to announcement made today by
Nd: Serabriakoff. manager Of the Baku
oil fields. The contract now awaits
the signatures and ratification by the
soviet representatives.
Under the terms of the agreement
the Americans are given the right to
install machinery and develop oil
wells on percentage basis for q Pc
riod of at least fifteen years. Henry
Mason Day. representing tho corpora
ton. is expected to sign the contract
imme ediately.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Thomas R. Henry Of this city and Lola J.
Wilson Of Mound City, Mo.
Magruder Wilson and Florence T. ". Smith:
Harry Rosenbloom of Detroit Mich, and
Pearl Curtis Of this city.
Albert 4. Branch and Evelyn Vial. both OF
John BurIons and Daisy Pentleton. both Of
Paris o. Jones and Virginia z. Gaddy, both
Louise R. Meador Of this city and Tassie
F. H. Shaw Of Richmond, Va.
william L. Conrad Of Watkins. n: T., and
Dorothy v. Watkins Of New York city.
James B. Lyle Of this city and Hazel A.
Nelson Of Hyattsville. Nd: -
Loys E. Kader Of No.yeH, NICE, and Ellen
R. Jones Of Marion, Mich,
Jose vaienzueia Of Richmond. .va., and
Rose H. Kelley of London, England.
Charles r. Murray and Helen N. Hodge.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
new WORLD PEACE AIM.
Conference to Ask q. 8. to Devots
Debts to Cause.

A program for the calling Of an In
tefnational economic conference by
this government Immediately after
the November elections. which is de-
signed to convert debts owed the
United States by foreign nations into
funds for the purchase Of permanent
peace. Is being arranged by the ma.
tional council for the reduction OF
Public support OF such
a plan will be solicited.
The suggestion is made that this
government should cancel all or part
Of the loans outstanding against the
allies, provided the moneys thus d.
verted back to the treasures of these
nations be used to pay expenses for
campaigns to eliminate the possi-
bilities of future wars. The con-
ferenee would also be expected to
consider reduction of German repara-
tions to between four and ten billions
of dollars and establish a gold basis
for European countries.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported q
the health department in the last twenty
william Z. and Clara L. Mickey. boy.
Harry b. and Nell e. Dean. girl:
Joseph l. and Margaret Buckley, boy.
Lee n. and Carrie u. McGunigal, boy.
Robert and Mary VAIL, boy.
Edward L. and Sarah L. Buddington, girl.
Ernest N. and Gladys B. Reid. girl.
Harper B. and Birdella r. Roberts. boy.
Edwin W. and Mary J. Gilbert, girl.
Benjamin F. and Alice II. Pinkey. girl.
Adam E. and Mary K. Maier. girl:
Andrew J. and Katie Shymansky, boy.
Kenuith ". and Louise e. Cummins, boy.
Fred D. and Pauline Paxton, boy.
Spencer and Annie Berry, boy.
oliver T. and Mamie C. Gray. girl.
Augustine and Gretchen johnson. boy.
Henry and Susanna Owens. girl.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
GIVEN ALBANIAN POST.
Ulysses Grant-smith Appointed to
Be Minister.

President Harding late yesterday
forwarded to the Senate for confir-
nation the nomination OF Ulysses
minister to the recently recognized
government Of Albania. Mr., Grant
Smith, until recently, was American
commissioner and charge d'affaires
of the American legation in Hungary
He has been in the diplomatic service
since 1903. serving successiveiy In
Austria Hungary. Denmark and Hun
gary.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
ne health department in the last twenty
Julia 3. Houck. IS. 1888 Brentwood road
william H. reltmsn, 70. s4o2 18th st.
John =. Coughlin, so, en- route to Emergency
Hospital.
Solomon Breslauer. 60. 4611 18th St
Hedwig johnson. IS, Emergency Hospital.
Esther Zarin, 40. 1884 Riggs st.
John B. Creighton, 3 weeks, 2140 st.
Female infant Of Earl and Ethel Ecklo6,
e. hours, Columbia Hospital.
Female infsnt Of Edward and Lillian n.
slalIey, n hours, Providence Hospital.
Mafy Winston, 81. go v st.
william wyatt. ~, 1868 30th st.
Richard I. Brown. 80. Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
IUDIoT THREE FOR 1IURDER.

MOUNT HOLLY. NJ J., SSptsmbeF
a3-F1rst degree murder indictments
against Mrs. Doris Brunsn, her
brother. Harry c. Mohr. and Charles
H. Powell for the killing at Riversids
last March OF the woman's husband.
John 7. Brunsn. oiycus owner, have
been returned by the Burlington
county grand jury.
Mohr and Powell. pleaded not guilty
when arraigued before Supreme Court
Justice Kalisoh. Their trial was set
for October %. Mrs. Brunen was i'll
and unable to appear. She will be
arraigned October 10.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

RESIGNATION Is ACCEPTED.
The resignation of First Lieut.. John
a. winston, 1st Artillery, has been
accepted by the President
Evening star., 1922-09-22

year the eanvases arrived here to
hibition = Of the Carnegie Museum.
They received favorable mention. The
pictures were shipped on . German
liner, which was captured By q Brit
ish cruiseT, and were returned to the
museum hAr0.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
TAMPIco is oUARANTINED.

MEXICO CITY, September 3l-All
travellers entering the United States
BY rail from Mexico must show oerti'
ficates bearing consular signature
that they have not been in Tampico
within six days OF the date. aocord-
ing to information received It tho
American consulate here.
The prevalence OF yellow fever In
Tampico 10 the reason given for this
precaution. Travellers unable TO pro-
duce such certificates are liable TO
nuara ntfnA. ID
Evening star., 1922-09-22

Continued from Eighth PageD

garden tea, to be given tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock, the
event being in compliment to Mrs.
Anna S. Hamilton, one of the vice
presidents Of the association, who Is
leaving Washington for a lengthy
visit in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alban b. Butler. jr.,
of Washington, who are en- route
from their summer home. at York
Harbor, Me-, are in New York to pass
a few days at the Hotel Astor.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mills, who
have gone to Atlantic City for a
short visit, are registered at the
Hotel Dennis.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
RETURN GERMAN PAINTINGS.

PITTSBURGH. September 22.-Two
German paintings today are en- route
to their owners. after being held In
Pittsburgh by the alien enemy prop
erty custodian since 1915. In that
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03
Professional Services

VAN WAY CO, ING. rear Dickinson Drug Co., 169 Main. Phone z125-2. Color work and stationery plus printing service.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

MASON work, bricklaying and plastering Charles Reh. 6S1 West Main street. Tel ephone 11S5-l
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

BATTERIES-Exide Batteries and service. Exchange your old battery for a new
 Exide. Liberal allowance. A. c. Hswker.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03
 Auto Parts and Accessories 1

Many times a Herald Classified Ad will sell that house. rent it. or get what you want in exchange.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

DELANEY LUNCH--They all like to eat here. There's reason. too. The n1ost pop ular restaurant in town. In the Beloiu hotel Opp. the Station. EAT AT JACK S-Up-to- date food at req sonable prices. Homemade pie 100 Chestnut St. ]. C. Mehl. Prop.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

Tt is considered quite the thing to do' said lady in the Herald Office as she put in classified ad.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

BEARINGS for all makes of cars. Main bearings, connecting rod bearings springs and axles at Cutters. 22 Oak St phone BiS-l@
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

PUBLIC STENCGRAPHER-
 ANNA R. VETRANO. ROOM 4o3, 259 MAIN, TEL. 2012. SPENCER REJuVENO CORsGTS-- See Page 43 of June Wo,nan's Home Companion. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R. N, Registered Spencer Corsetitre, 72 Grand street. Phone SIP.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

SPECIAL lo-pAY USED GAR SALE 1920 Oldsmob obile 8 touring. 1919 Paige touring.
 1919 Crow El6hart touring. 1918 Velie touring.
 1918 kissel coupe.
 1917 Oldsmobile roadster. 1920 Ford coupe.
 1917 Ford roadster. e- And Many Others Open Evenings Time Payments. USED CAR EXCHANGE OF N. B. IS MAIN ST. PHONE 27s5.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

THE COMMITTEE OF FEDERATED CRAFTS HAVE NOTIFIED THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a HARTFORD RAILROAD THAT THEY WILL LEAVE THEIR POSITIONS AT 10 A. NJ, JULY 1sT. 1922.
 THIS IS NOT STRIKE AGAINST THE RAILROAD. IT IS A STRIKE wAGEp AGAINST A REDUCTION IN RATES OF PAY ORDERED BY THE UNITED STATES LABOR BOARD. EFFECTIVE JULY lsT, 1922. MEN ARE WANTED TO FILL POSI- TIoNs AT THE FOLLOWING RATES;
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

Machinists ............... 10 per hour 'Blacksmiths ............. 70 {" <" Boilermakers ..,.....,.. 70 Sheet Metal Workers ... 10 !" Electrical Workers ...... 10 " Passenger Car Inspectors
 and Repairers ........ .s5 {" !" Freight Car Inspectors and
 Repairers .,,........... .s3 '" Machinist Helpers ........ AT Bolermaker Helper coco. Al Blacksmith Helpers ..... .t7 Sheet Metal Worker Help
 CTS ....s........ ......., AT Electrical Worker Helpers AT APPLY TO upER1NrENDENrs OF F1cE. N. Y. N. H. & H. K. R. CO. WA TERBURY. CONN
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03

SEWER and concrete contractor Well cleaning, water service. Augusto Camosci 1lS Lawlor St. Phone 2637, between 12:3o and and after 6 p. m.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-03
BUSINESS SERVICE
- Building and Contract

CARPENTER jobhing, shingilng and beaver board work. l can save you money on your work. M. C. Heisler. Tel 1924 between 12 and and after n m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31

ped in the middle OF conversation 10
say TO her:
Good Kid, found you'd pressed out
all my ties for me"
Lily flushed UP happily.
Things like that made her happy
that she wac just a little old-faehioned
and that she did find her happiness In
mothering the boys and pretending
they wore quite helpless without her.
Tom sat on the stool in the corner
while che filed tho dlshpan with water
and Frank carried out the diehes and
Jamie Ludlow stood at the door
watching her with something ironlcai
! In his eyes.
She knew he was scorning her, was
sorry for her that che was just a
little household drudge for these big
brothere-She wished he'd go.
When he did say goodnight. 81
was just a general remark that he
flung out on the evening air.
Then Tom went whistIing Off down
the street and Frank buried himself
Ia his journal Of engineering and Idly
felt q sudden sense OF lonelineB. She
remembered what susy had said 20 her
before she left for Washington.
"You'n be an old maid before you
know it, Lily! You ought 10 get out
more and meet people. You'll never
get anywhere sticking around homo
the way you do"
Perhaps Susy was right; tears
giistened in Lily's eyes for "a moment
as she remembered the ironical glanc,
Jamie Ludlow had cast her.
But she had very little time to thinl
Of herself or even TO wonder what am
one else thought Of her In the day
that followed
Frank was getting ready to go or
his annual fishing trip. and Ton
talked OF canoeing up through Gan
ada. Lily had socks 20 darn. tn
garden to weed. and her asters q
, transplan nt and enough househol
, tasks to keep her busy far into tn
D night.
She was used 10 jamie Ludlow now
E he was almost Ike another brother
] She had put n button on his coat 70
him and advised him when 10 take a
umbrella. He treated her with tn
e easy non-challance with which on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-31

years before. except THAR deposed
King. summoned him bnck by an
overwhelming plebisclte, the United
States which Processes to believe in
popular government. refused TO rec
ognize him. More than that, for al
though all the powers which have
dealings with Greece have recognized
the ministries which have succeeded
that OF Venizelos and have maintained
their ministers in Athens. America
alone has refused, since Mar. 4. 1920.
to recognize the parliamentary and
legal Government of Greece. whose
legitimacy has never been questioned
by Nenizelos himself.
Legal Contract Unfulfiiled.
Again, the United States executed
formal legal contract with Greece,
Jointly with England and France, to
furnish the funds with which the
army of Venizelos was To prosecute
the war. Our share was some $4S,-
000, 900 The money was duly spent
by Greece making purchases In Ameri-
ca, and the vouchers for this eXpendi-
ture passed upon by n special finance
commission on which the United
States had cts representatives.
Venizelos had drawn $4,000. 900 of
| this loan before his fall. Greece has
paid the interest upon these advances
up to the spring of 1922-the only
debator nation that has done so. But
we have refused to make further pay
mcnts upon our solemn obligations
though we frankly admit that Greece
! fulfilled her contract with us. Why?
Because we do not like Constantine
| But we made our contract with the
! government and people of Greece, not
with her king Or was It because
we have had a change of party IN
America? Whatever the reason. oui
action is I'm violation of good faith
the kind of good faith we are daily
/ preaching to our debtor allies and
has contributed not a little to tn,
economic and military debacle oi
Greece. And 1t is not n record TO b,
proud Of
The war is breaking out again lr
Asia Minor and about 10 spread (,
Europe. Thousands Of lives have al
ready been sacrificed, and thousandi
more are doomed. our Congress hat
lvoted S200.0 for the assistance o
the afflicted. and our great benevolcn
societies are preparing their appeals
for help. We Americans should Civ
, as we never have given before. give
TIL It hurts. for il Is a people who ar
suffering that helped us win the wa
and whom we abandoned and the
worked against until they fell ex
hausted