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Smyrna times., 1922-02-01

Practically every piece of important
legislation to be brought before the
Maryland Legislature this winter,
with the exception of that dealing
with the race tracks was introduced
in one or both houses at the opening
session this week. The Governors
reorganization plan, the bills to re-
move the legal disabilities from wo-
men and make them eligible for jury
service, the budget bill, the bill for
fewer elections, the bill desinged to
prevent the catching of crabs under
"a certain and specified size, and the
bill for greater representation for
Baltimore, all are now grist for the
committee mills into which they were
Immediately referred. This is regard
ed as the heaviest burden ever placed
upon the Legislature so early in the
session. Each of the measures, with
the possible exception of the bills Of
setting the legal status of woman, is
sure of hard and thorny road tC
travel in committee and also on The
floor of the two houses. The reorgan-
ization bill will have to contend with
a deep-rooted antagonism on the par
of th9 job-holding fraternity. Tht
same condition confronts the bulge
bill and the bill for fewer elections
etc.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
FARMING IMPLEMENTS & ETC.

Mccormick binder. Emerson mower. new
Deering mower good condition; eeven-disc
Superior grain drill, Goth Century Manure
spreader, works like new double-disc Osborne
harrow 10 discs to the harrow single disc
harrow. discs on each side land roller. hay
rake. Scientific iutter. 6O-tooth wooden
drag harrow. new iron 50-tooth harrow -
in. bottom John Deere sulky plow, all new
irons ; No. 40 Oliver plOw, one No. 54 Syracuse
plow, One-horse Syracuse plow, land leveler.
Ia feet long; sulky cUltivators three hand
cultiavtors. Black Hawk check-row corn
planter, 600 hills checks row wire. two farm
wagons. tomato wagon. carries 90 baskets;
hay rigging, comes apart dearborn and two
horse dearborn pole; l, 2. 3. 4. and 6-horse
trees. Portland cutter sleigh and bells. good
condition; hog scalder like new farm bell,
Chatham tanning mill. power or hand corn
shelter, two holes one 80 in circular saw ard
bench. new; Stewart horse clipping machine
Star corn grinder No. a. y in. burrows IS in
double crushing roller. power maker used
under rear wheels of Ford car 10 saw wood
and grind corn, guaranteed 10 horse power
large grindstone. American platform scales
| barn trucks, lot new grain sacks. seed sower
| five log chains, large and small hoes forks
| shovels of every description. Several tomato
baskets. Fairbanks engine and pump.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01

Recent events cannot help but make
more emphatic the need for more rig
i'd discipline at our public schools. We
fear that in the past our school au-
thorities have been too lax in this re-
spect and if it seems at this time oul
schools are being criticised too severe.
ly, there comes an opportunity tC
make the discipline stronger and more
rigid than ever.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Contract CS-15. 1901 Miles
Asbury Church-Barr's Corner


4.400 Gu. yds. Excavation
100 Tons Broken Stone Base CourS
1850 Gu. yds. Cement Concrete Papnn
40 Gu. yds. Glass A Concrete
1900 lbs. Reinforcement
l2s lin. fl. Is in R. c. Pipe
SO lin. ft. Is in. r. c. Pipe
60 lin. # Relaid Pipe Is in. unig
20 Monuments.
Performance Of contract shall cuna
within ten l0) days after execution q
contract and be completed during 1872
Monthly payments will he made ioi Y
cent of the construction completed a
month.
Bidders must submit, proposals upon ia
provided by the Department.
Each proposal mus; be accompana =
surety bond. certified check. or money %
amount of at least ten Q0) per cea1-
the total amount of the proposal.
The envelope containing the PROPOSE Z
be marked Proposal for the Consir'Tl
State and State Aid Highways. =,
The Contract will he awarded Or nEi
within twenty (20) days from the dEl
opening proposals.
The right is reserved 70 reject al! q
bids. ~,
Detailed plans may be seen, af'er tsai.
18th and index plans and specifications ~ ~
obtained upon deposit Of ten dollars Wv
which amount will be refunded upon fs1. S!
plans and specifications in good conln-
the office of
STATE HIGHWAY DEPAEIA-
Dover, Delsvsra
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% Head Of Cattle

Twenty-one head of milk cows They are
good milk and butter cows with calves by
their sides morewi II have calves by day of
sale.
25 Head of Fine Ewes; some have Lambs.
ONE BUCK.
BROOD SOWS ALL WITH PIGS
s SHOATS.
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Contigct Cha. SIS Mill,
Frederica
Contract CK-1. APIS Miles
(hesRold-IAinsir

$4,000 Gu. yds. Grading
l50 Tons Broken Stone Base Cm-,s
6.975 Gu. yds. Cement Concrete P,vs-y
$50 Gu. yds Glass A Concrete
5000 lbs. Reinforcement
$50 lin. fl. l- in r. c. Pine
. lin. Fl. Is in. R. c. Pine
2S lin Fl, - in. R. C. Pine
SO lin. fl. $50 In. R. c. Pine
l40 lin. it. ReIaid Pipe Is in. & In
$50 lin. #. Cable Guard Rail
"a Monuments
$50 lin. it. Timber Piling.
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Highways RecOmnsniA

Pursuant to the requirements Of 90
Chapter 63. Vol. 29, Laws OF Deas-s, w. 4,
following roads are recommended Q! u w, =
Engineer to be converted into S's's -
during 1922.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Contract CHS. 3.O4S Miles
Rising Sun-WyOminp

-7-'''''F '''''N y WIIlIIIE
$500 Gu. yds Grading.
12O Tons Broken Stone Base Cou.p
$3.50 Gu. yds. Cement Concrete Psye-s,
10 Gu. yds. Glass A Concrete
$500 lbs. Reinforcement
i2S lin. II. Is in. R. c. Pipe
80 lin. it. IS in. R. c. Pipe
80 lin. it. Relaid Pipe IS il. { U.ss
gao lin. fl. Cable Guard Rail
l6 Monuments
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE
l will sell at private sale at my
home on South street all my house
hold furniture, will be there from l
to 5 every afternoon.
IRVING SCOTT,
Smyrna, Del.
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q Cows, HeiferS
ano Bulls
Have Passed TubercuIin Test

Have Passed TubercuIin Test
Is milk cows, part giving milk. some with
calves by side and others close springers.
heifers. one and two years old
Three bulls, One pure bred Stock bull 1-2
years old. yearling bulls. These cattle con-
sist of grade Holstens and Guernseys. They
are all home raised on this farm excepting the
stock bull. The calves were selected from the
best stock and the oldest COW here is s years
old
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Ii Head Fine ShOatS
FarminS indictments. &c.

Two farm wagons. good as new;
Corn King Manure spreader, nearly new; l
eight foot Deering Binder, nearly new; IL
spout Disc Drill, nearly new; New Holland
Corn and Cob Mill peach dearborn. Deering
hay rake. steel roller. S-horse plows. 1-horse
plow, check corn planter. 3 sulky culti-
vators. buggy. sets wagon harness. set car
riage harness. lot of plow harness, single
trees, double trees and grindstone. lot of
forks. shovels, hoes and milk cans. SIG Inter-
national Tractor, set Tractor plows. about $50
bushel yellow corn on cob.
Lot of Household goods and kitchen furni-
ture.
TERMS OF SALE-On all sums of $4,000
or under. cash over that amount a credit of
nine months will be given by purchaser giving
judgment note with approved endorser. No
goods to be removed until terms of sale are
complied with.
WALTER AUSTIN
R. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
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W 'oa ,ide-Camden VILE
Contra $50. 33-A. "a =.

81 C"oft'--Iy ybours co.ee s''e
$500 Gu. ya- Gse.n, 0O'ne'
200 Tons Broken Stone Bs,.
800 Gu. sas. rel Cord.s. Dsse Io1ae
200 lin. t. y. Gusrj p.5 5.g ps'srss
- Monl...a. ''''
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4 TONS OF HAY
Household Goods

One parlor suit, hair cloth consisting Of five
pieces some stands and lot of other articles.
too numerous to mention.
Terms-All sums under $50 cash; over this
amount a credit Of months by purchaser
giving judgment or bankable paper with ap-
proved endorser. No goods to be removed un-
til terms are complied with.
JOSEPH vANPELT
RYNEAR w. SLAUGHTER. Auctioneer.
f. +. Postles. inside clerk.
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Contract No. 80. lOO M.
Thru Camden ''

$500 Gu. t5- I..a.u.on
1920 Gu. !a-. l..sa. Cancra,s =.
l. Gu. sa-. t- a Coacra,. ''eas
200 lbs Reinforcement,
100 lin r. ID il c. Pine
IS iiu ". r. e b..
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Harness

Two sets wagon harness. seven sets plow
harness. plow lines. double reins. collars
brides and blankets.
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COntrac, so. -. l1sa MI.
Il H. ILL !. .-lte

4.l50 Gu yis Grading
2,275 Gu. yds C,"ea. Concrete p.-.
10 Gu yde to. A Concrete '-''
500 los, Ron r..e er-
50 lin. d.. Z c. Pine
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
HOGS

Three Poland China Brood Sows, two years
old; one Jersey Red Brood Sow l-2 years.
had one litter. These are fine mother hogs
and will farrow on or about March first
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01

Subscription price. s1.5O per year. strictly in
advance.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
WANTED

A stenographer, with some knowl-
edge of bookkeeping. Apply in writ
ing.
X SMYRNA TIMES
1-25-tf Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
FARMING IMPLEMENTS & ETC.

Two farm wagons in good order; John
Deere grain drill, good as new; roller. double
disc harrow. iron edge wheel cultivator, 3
walking cultivatOrs, Deering binder in good
order tomato body and springs. will hold 60
baskets; 2 sulky plows. Oliver and John
Deere set of Fairbanks Scales, wooden drag
harrows, in good order 3-horse Syracuse
plow, l-horse Oliver plow. good grain fan
shelter. block and fall, 2-wheeled seed
sower, Deering mower. in good order Sleigh
wheelbarrow, in good order; dearborn, in good
order; 2-seated carriage. grindstone. good as
new Superior corn planter. with phosphate
attachments good new dearborn top, York
carriage carriage POLE storm front speed cart,
spray barrel. sulky. 50-galon gasoline tank.
some tomato baskets. half bushel. some grape
baskets. bramble scythe. wise and work bench.
corn knives, broad axe, hog hook cross-cut saw
iron wedges. bush axes, , grubbing hoes,
garden hoes, rake. barn shovels. straw knife.
short handle forks, , long handle forks. Is
chains l buckk saw. lshort handle spade.
long handle spade, ,, 3-horse trees, 2-horse
| trees, and lot of other single trees. aspara-
| gus knives. asparagus packers, grape cutters
ladders. turkey and chicken coops. some meat
barrels wire stretcher.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
The SMYRNA Times
SMYRNA. DELAWARE

OFFICE-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
National Bank.
Published Every Wednesday Afternoon. by
ROBERT D. HoFFECKER. Proprietor.
Founded by Robert d. HofFecker, July 5, 1854
Editor and Proprietor until Feb. 10. 1907
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
3 Head Of Horses
FARMING IMPLEMENTS & ETC.

Deering binder good new ; Deering mower
in good order; farm wagon. in good order
Galloway Manure Spreader. good as new. to-
mato body and springs. grain drill. 1-horse
dearborn, Oliver riding plow. in good order
2-horse plow, 1-horse plow, wooden frame
drag harrow, so teeth. in good order, disc har-
row. sulky cutivators, walking cultivatocs.
hay rake. cornsheller . grain fans. seed SOW
er, hog scalder cider press. York carriage,
buggy, wagon harness. carriage harness. plow
harness, Beam and Pea. weighs up to 400 lbs
capacity barrel churn and cold water sepa-
rator.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Machinery and Equipment

Ods 1-2 hip. gasoline engine. feed MILL
No. 80 sausage grinder with pulley. Duplex
Emery grinder with saw gum and extra
Emery wheels. circular saw bench. 6 inch
Apply canvas belt IA feet long. Pinch Apply
canvas belt, feet long. Jackson Model Al au-
tomobie. Dart Model 4, roadster.
TERMS-All sums under $4,000 cash over
this amount a credit of 10 months will be
given by purchaser giving judgment or bank
able note with approved endorser. No goods
to be removed until terms complied with.
FRANK ATTIX, Jr.
r. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
John W. Attix, inside clerk.
w. C. Wright outside clerk
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Automobile

ing car. done about 10000 miles. equipped with
slvertown cord tires, electric equipment. in
first-cass condition, overhauled by Earl w
Grant, Smyrna's most skilled mechanic on
September last
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Contract No. II. O.Sll Mil,
Ihru Brldpevilln

1000 cu. yi Excavation
l,535 ca. yas. 'e4er, Concrete p,g.-
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01

l viii sell at public sale. at the late resi-
dence Of Nehemiah c. David. deceased on the
farm of James R. Mott. formerly known as
the Voshell farm located in Severson's Neck.
Kent County. Delaware. six miles from Smyr-
ma on
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Household Goods

Desk, set dining room chairs, chunk stove.
double coal heater. table and dishes of every
description. butter prints and separator. re-
frigerator.
Consisting of seven galvanized iron coops for
hen and chicks. Buckeye Incubator holds ITO
eggs, new Cypress Incubator. holds $50 eggs.
also Buckeye Hover holds 500 chicks, new.
TERMS-All sums of $50 and under cash
this amount a credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving judgment note
with approved security. On sums of $4,000 or
over. a go discount will be allowed for cash.
No goods to be removed until terms are COM
piled with
Notwithstanding above advertised will
positively be sold. No undertaking by
bidding.
GEORGE w. JONES
r. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
NJ V. Ford. inside clerk.
Walter L. Marker. outside clerk.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
FARMING IMPLEMENTS & ETC.

Three farm wagons. l dearborn, buggy,
Deering binder. 8 ft. cut. good order; Ontario
drill l3 disc. New Way corn planter. good or
der Milwaukee mower. in good order; Oliver
gang plow. ~ in bottom Rock Island wheel
plow, / 3-horse No. 40 Oliver; l 2-horse No.
10 Oliver; l l-horse Weird. new; good Iron
Age cutivators l John Deere wheel harrow
new /: Buckeye wheel cultivator. walking cul-
tivators good randall harrow wooden brake
drag harrow. iron brake harrow. good 3-row
marker, wheelbarrow seeder tomato rack and
springs, grain fan, corn shelter, pair platform
scales. 2 good hay rggings, pair trucks, farm
bell, dump corn cutter. new lot secondhand
grape wire. hedge knives. corn knives. lot of
spades, lot of trees. 4-horse 3-horse, 2-horse
and 1-horse Bramble scythes lot of hoes,
forks. axes. grindstone, good milk cans cross
cut staw.
HARNESS
Two double sets wagon harness. good as
new; sets plow harness. Lot of brides and
collars.
LOT OF GOOD TIMOTHY & CLOVER HAY
TERMS-All sums of $1,000 and under cash.
over that amount credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving judgment note
with approved endorser. No goods to be re-
moved until terms are complied with.
FRANK SLAUGHTER
Wilson c. Moore. Auctioneer.
Harry Slaughter and Cem Scout. Clerks.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
II Head Good Cattle

This is a good bunch of cows. graded HOl-
stein and Guernseys. some with calves by
their side. others close springers.
TWO InT cTGIN uIrIIc
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Public Sale

"Woodlawn" one mile south of Smyrna on
the State Road leading to Dover. will sell at
Public Sale on
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01

No. l.-Sorrel horse. Mack. 12 years old.
good all round horse.
No. bay horse. George years old. first
class horse good anybodys got.
No. 3.-Black mare. Maud. 6 years old. safe
and sound. work anywhere.
Nos. and 5-Pair of 9-year-od mules,
make a frst-class team quick walkers.
No. 6.-Two-year-od colt, good promising
colt.
No. Grey mare. Eta. good all round
mare.
No. S.-Brown mare. Pearl. 9 years old.
sound and will work anywhere.
No. 9.-Bay horse. Harry s years old. good
driver and will work anywhere.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
9 SHOATS. good stock
Farming Implements, &c.
Harness and Tools

Wagon harness. carriage harness. plow har-
ness. forks. shovels. hoes. rakes. corn knives,
halters, collars and brides.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
ADVERTISEMENT FOR D.,

s, seal9d ste Ti.t,,..p tpropo1eis will be -.
Ser'e Ser' Dels%a.a DaliSa%ss n, Dpparmeat, 2 at 5t'fs'
l. ~ and al tia. p.ace LUCK eS n u
opened Tor the cors uctioT a'a tine M
Aid Highway ...,,,. '''" Of STAG Az q
proNimate quutl.- we ioiogir,' q
Contract No qo
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
6 Head of Cows

Ranging in ages from 4 to years. All
good Mixers Federal tuberculin tested. Some
have DaDers
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Harness

Six sets plOw harness , sets of wagon
harness. collars brides. 6 horse blankets.
plow lines. lot chains, set of hobbies, and
many other things too numerous to mention
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01
Household Goods

W. H. COLLINS. Auctioneer.
F. E. Poostles. inside clerk.
Franklin Ennis. outside clerk.
Smyrna times., 1922-02-01

Two double sets wagon harness. good al
new 8 sets plow harness. Lot of brides anC
collars.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Spanish and Italian Books.
Surveyed by ARTHUR LIVINGSTON.
~ ALl1s of "Notturno" (nocturne)

~ ALllS of "Notturno" (nocturne)
~ of D'Annunzio passed the hum
dred thousand mark inside the
first six weeks, thus embarrassing
the prophets who had relegated the
savior Of Fiume to the remote past.
This book has been dividing atten-
ton now with the Life of Christ"
of Papini, which Dorothy Garfield
is translating for Harcourt. In parts.
at least. critics regard il as equal to
the best things that the great poet
has written. This seems incredible
when one thinks not only of the
painful conditions under which this
book was written but also of the
life of distraction and excitement
D'Annunzio has been leading for the
last seven years. Giuseppe Prezzolini.
who knows D'Annunzio well and
does not like him, writes: Miracles
int tillS GNlutllCt Tic 6EcdlntSS dGu
power of the man. D'Annunzio is. in
terms of physical strength and will
power, one Of the toughest men of
the ages. A most abandoned enjoyer
of life, he can pull himself together
at given moment by an act of
sheer Will, and subject himself to the
rigid discipline OF a Trappist. His
great works have been produced dur
ing periods of absolute solitude, when
he gives up all recreation, restricts
himself to the most frugal diet, and
refuses to see even his intimate
friends Then he spends hours at his
work desk in complete absorption
studying, and what is more, master
ing. in few weeks of intense appli-
cation. languages, periods of history,
problems of art and science, that
ordinary people spend years i'll ac-
quiring not SO well. -
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Book Exchange

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
complete libraries and small lots of books.
encyclopaedia Britannica, ii edition. Book
OF knowledge and sets of standard authors
particularly wanted. Calls made anywhere.
IHOMS ERON. INC, 81 Barclay st,
". I. Phone S062 Cortlaadt.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
The World of Foreign Books

| ish month: La Tia Tuia" t"Aunt
Gertie" literally. which follows close
on the Tres Novelas Eiernplares"
("Three Tales"), Of the end of last
year. Since the appearance Of
"Niebla" c'Fog." or better. perhaps.
'Dreamland') Unamuno in his crea-
tive work has been interested in the
strong" woman. In whose hards
mere man is a helpless doll. In
Aunt Gertrude" as well as in the
Rachel of Two Mothers" (the first
Of the Three Tales'), we have
studies of the play of the maternal
instinct, which unsatisfied finds its
expression in devious mystical ways.
Rachel Is one OF these special
cases." one OF those abnormal
women whose portraits linger long
in the memory: she wills the mar
| riage Of her lover to another woman.
appropriates their child as her own,
schemes to get their property into
her own control and does so-aIl in
the interests of this child, whom she
| considers hers by virtue of moral
though not of physical creation.
Aunt Gertrude. on the other hand.
disappointed in love, becomes the
virtual mother of three generations
OF people, in a life OF self sacrifice
devoted to the man who chose her
sister instead of her. and to his chill
dren and grandchildren. In spite of
the high ethical level on which these
family ties are cultivated, idealized,
sentmentalized in the Spain of the
novels. an American might find
something morbid and unhealthy
about them What is the matter
with the men these women twist
around their fingers? Freud would
say outright that it is case OF too
much mothering.
THE NEW York HERALD survey of
foreign literature is being conducted
4 as 1oliowss
Italian and Spanish-By Arthur Idy-
ingston, well known as translator of
Ibanez; author Of three books on Itai-
ian literature: formerly professor OF
romance languages at Columbia and
Cornell universities; frequent con-
tributor TO literary journals.
German-By Ludwig Lewisohn OF
the editorial stan OF The Nation: au-
thor OF '.rhe Contemporary Theater."
Dc.
| Russian-By Avrahm Yarmolinslxy,
director OF Slavic department. New
York Public Library. author OF AN
thoiogy OF Russian Poets.' translator
of Count Whites Memoirs and
leading authority on Russian litera-
ture.
French-By A. G. III. Spiers. pro-
fessor Of romance languages at Column
bia University, a frequent contributor
TO The Bookmdn, The Weekly Reuiesc
and other periodicals..
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
The Trials of a Popular"
Historian.

While the American public has
been having its say over our sue
cession of new tangled historians
Wells, Van Loon, Robinson-Italy
has been reviving the old quarrel
between Guglielmo Ferrero and his
critics. Just as Wells uses history
of the world for pamphlet of Eng
lish. liberalism, so Ferrero turned
the Greatness and Decline of Rome"
to purposes of enlightenment on con-
temporary politics. Did he not COM
pare our own Roosevelt to Augustus
Casar-much to the disgust of Will
lam Jennings Bryan. who declines
even the role of Noah?
In his essay on the History OF
History" (available in a bad trans
iation, Harcourt) Benedetto Croce
denies Ferrero any value as his
torian. He sees in him only a fol-
lower OF the ''materialistic school"
Of Karl Marx, and one who goes
fundamentally astray in treating his
tory by Glasses Of phenomena
rather than by chronology. Ferrero,
for instance, regards all revolutions
as more or less alike-since human
nature is ever the same; so he is
now predicting the fall of Lenin for
lack of the conditions which made
Napoleon and Augustus Cesar sue
cessful. History is thus a science"
knowing the laws of which his
torians may predict much as astrono-
mers predict.
In an important article in La
Rondd, leading magazine of Italian
thought, Ferrero replies trenchantly
to Croce, demolishing the History
Of History" as four years ago ]
demolished the Aesthetics of Croce,"
and justifying his own methods by
their actual results. Ferrero claims
that his study OF world depressions.
made twenty centuries after the
time Of Augustus and twenty years
before the Peace of Versailles" has
been verified in nearly every partic-
ular by the crisis resulting from the
world war.
An Attack on Spanish Journalism.
Among the epigrams that the
Spanish critic Andrenio scatters
through his rather matter Of fact re-
views of contemporary Spanish au-
thors is the remark that, since the
days Of Don Quirote Spain has had
not humorists but i'll humorists. One
thinks of this in reading '-The Col
umns of Hercules" To keep the pun
one must thus translate the phrase
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Portraits Of Strong" Women.

The leader on this list, Unamuno,
happens to have produced the other
outstanding volume of the last Span
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
Which Side Are You On?
The Girl Says:-

The modern girl is no more selfish than the
modern man. We're sick of being worshipped.
You divide Us into two classes-good and
bad-Sood to be worshipped and do all the
work and have generally poky time; bad to
be despised but taken around and have the
whirl their good little sisters missed"
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
The Man Says

1The good girl, so-called, refuses to undertake
any of the responsibilities that for centuries
have made her sheltered and protected. She
paints her face far more recklessly than her
sister on the street She aims to out-demi
the demi-mondaine in her dress. She does not
disdain to use any weapon to bring man to
her feet