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New Britain herald., 1924-12-17
SYRACUSE SCHEDULE
Three of Nine Football Games For Next Year 10 Be Intersectional Contests,

SOntcsS,
 Syracuse, N. r., Dec. 17.-Three of the nine games on the Syracuse uni- yersity 1925 football schedule are likely to be intersectional contests. Contracts already have been closed with Indiana university for game at Indianapolis on October 1T. and with Ohio Wesleyan here on No- vember ', both of them newcomers on the schedule. A single open date which remains before the schedule can be ratified formally probably will be filled when negotiations are completed with West Virginia Wes- leyan to play here on October 10. Four opponents of the 1924 season are dropped on the new lineup Pittsburgh university Boston eol- lege, Mercer college, and William and Mary.
 The schedule follows: September 26, Hobart; Oct. 3, University of Vermont. October 10, open; October IS. Indiana at Indianapolis; Sl. Penn State; Nov. ', Ohio Wesleyan: 14. Colgate; 21, Niagara university; 26, Columbia at New York.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17
BENJAMIN HERNfEs DEAD

New York, Dec. l1.--henjamin F. Hermes of Mount Vernon, x. Y, en- eincnr and former star basketball player, died of appendicitis here to- day. He was forty.two years old and was a member of the famous basketball team of the Mount Yer non high school which toured the United States in 1900.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17
AMERICANS WIN SECOND

Mexico City, Dec. 17.---The Ameri- can army polo team from Fort Sam Houston defeated the stars of the Polo Club of Mexico yesterday by score of 12 to in the second game of the International polo tourna- ment Today's win gave the Ameri- cans two straight victories.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17
YALE TO MEET NAVY

Annapolis, Md, Dec. 17.-Yale will meet Navy in a soccer game here next Saturday, 1t was an- nounced at the Naval Academy to- day. Negotiations had been pend ing for some time. The middies regular schedule closed last week.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17
SI,ATTERY IS WINNER

Buffalo, N. r., Dec. l7.--Jimmy slattery of Buffalo, stopped Jack schoendorf of Milwaukee in two rounds here last night. The sponge saved Jack from going to the floor for the count Slattery weighed 162 and Schoendorf 15S1a pounds.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

short and the other was that the player was likely to get careless in his shots.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

keen on foul shooting. getting three out Of four.
 Chief Larson, with q field goal and two fouls, scored the only points for hLs team in the first half,
 The chief put up a remarkable fine game and dropped in Il Of his teams 2b points.
 Jack PelletIsr gives q finished per- formance on tho floor. On one Of two occasions last night he showed somo remarkable foot work, step ping back just a trihe and shooting the ball over the head of the man guarding him.
 Jack was at one time captain of the Dartmouth varsity quintet.
 Nixon, the referee. gave a most satisfactory demonstration of offi- clating last night. He called fouls that were fouls, but gave the boys plenty of leeway in considering the small floor and their incxpericnce with tho new rules.
 George sislcr says he will boost his average at least 30 points the coming season. Sisler says the low ball troubled him most last season. He intends 10 have his rookie pitch CTS throw nothing but low ones to him in spring practice.
 Manager McGraw of the New York Giants claims rival National league managers are worrying far more about thes Giants than he is' McGraw is confident that he will have no trouble in again winning the National league pennant.
 Lee Fohl regards John Heving as the best young catcher in the majors. Fohl intends to start him next spring as his first string catch or. Heving Is an aggressive back stop who handles his pitching with excellent judgment.
 The Emeralds, last years junior champs in Meriden, are anxious fo' game in this city. Howard II Paul. 9 Fairyiew avenue. Meriden, is 1 the manager.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17
SPECIAL. MATCH

Wooster of Hartford vs New Britain al Commercial Alleys, Friday, Dec. 1s. r. m.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17
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 The Factory league surely showed the fans some exciting games last night. The r. and IT. Corbin and Landers game was exceptionally thrilling.
 The Landers team Is the baby of the. league. Not one of the reg ulars Is more than 20 years Of age
 Next week another new team takes the floor when the Rule shos shows what they can do.
 Players on all teams are complain ing about difficulty in handling tho new ball in use. They say 1t is very slippery.
 Al schade, star of other seasons, has again donned his basketball togs, Last night. 'tis true. our Al missed a lot of them. But the old eye will come back. And If It don't, Schade has a past record to which he can point with pride for there was a time when Al could drop them in from any position.
 Two technical fouls, the first called in the league, were registered last night, N. Anderson of the r. and F. team talked before play was resumed after he had relieved an- other player. Paris, on reentering the game, neglected to report to the scorer.
 Each gave the opposing team a free shot. but neither was made good,
 George sslcr Hallin, first to be elected for personal fouls a week ago, was more careful last night George didn't have one called. Ih- stead he came through with a neat floor basket from near the mid-sec- ton.
 The force of habit was ably dem- onstrated at the opening of the c. C. L. and Stanley Works game. Chiei Larson, captain of the Lockmakers got the ball and immediately snap ped it to Pelletier, captain of the Stanley Works.
 This was from habit, since the tive played together on the All-New Brit ain team for two seasons. The score board in use al. the Y M. C. A. Is the invention of Jot Hergstrom, physical director. Representatives from Taylor's ant spauldings' have looked 1t over witt approval.
 The thing works on series 0 disks with numerals on them, oper ated by a crank from the rear. Tn board Is so fixed that 1t points to ward the basket toward which eith CT team Is shooting. Luke, the fashy captain of tn Landers team, was badly cut unde the eye and had to leave the game
 Wilson, captain of the Corbil team, Is a tower of strength on tn defense and a bad man with tn
 ball. Last night he was unusual
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

keen on foul shooting. getting three
 out Of four.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

Chief Larson, with q field goal and two fouls, scored the only points for hLs team In the first half,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

The chief put up a remarkable fine game and dropped in Il Of his teams 2b points.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

The Emeralds, last years junior champs in Meriden, are anxious for A game in this city. Howard H. Paul. 9 Fsiryiew avenue. Meriden, is the manager.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

Two technical fouls, the first called in the league, were registered last night, N. Anderson of the r. and F. team talked before play was resumed after he had relieved an- other player. Paris, on reentering the game, neglected to report to the scorer.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

George sislcr Hallin, first to be elected for personal fouls week ago, wsS more careful last night. George didn't have one called. lh- stead he came through with a neat floor basket from near the mid-sec- ton.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-17

Jack was at one time captain of the Dartmouth varsity quintet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
vINOL
El nGjOr T0niCO del
MundO
Para Ancianos y J6venes

Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne. Nueva
York" He usado Ninol en- muchos pa
cientes debiles, emaciados y sin fuer.
zaS, habiendo obtenidos resultados muv
satisfactOrios. Una joven pRtaba tan
debilttada que solamente arrastrandoae
pudo llegar hasta el asil0 solicitar mi
ayuda. lie di Vinol liberalmentc v al
cabo de un mes estaba tan bien que
apenas la conoci Recobr0 las fuerxas.
engroso sus mejillas adquirieron ese
color sonrosado que demuestra buana
salud. M. Alfonso Lathrop. Madre
Superiora.
Canton. Misisipf. r. L. A--"Yo tengo
20 amos de edad me debilitt tanto
debido los afectOs de una gripe que
negue temer por mi salud. Sinem-
barge, con el uso de Vinoi recobre
cOmpletame me siento reiuvene-
cida Y llena de vida."-Sra. Lizzie
Baldwin
listed tamben puede fortificarse y
mejorar su salud tomando Ninol So
licite hoy mismo una bOtella De su
Farmaceutico.
De venta en- las Farmacias Droguerfas
Chester Ksht Co., DlsirbV6Srss. Dsl'olt HsA, g.
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GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
Departamento del Interior
oF1CINA DEL COMISIoNADo
agosto %, 1924.
AUNCIo DE SUBASTA

PRoPosTcIoNEs en- pliegos eerra.
dos para la Adjudication en- pnblisa
subasta de las obras dc construccisu
de Una Residencia para el Inspector
Y Un Establo para la Granja Agricola
de Villalba. Puerto RICO, cuyos presu.
puestos aproximados ascienden a Ia
suma de DOS MIL sETEcrENTos
TREINTrTREs DoLAREs CON
l21Oo (s27sS 12) Y DOS MIL ClrN
TO sEsENTIoCHo DoLAREs con-
81 100 (S2,16s 21) respectivamense. 50
admitiran en- esta oacina hassa las
200 p. M, del dia s de septiembre
Gle 1924 en- que Sc abTiran pdblica.
mente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc darEn
en- la ofic.na del Arqutecto donds So
encuentran de manifesto los docu-
mentos que han de regir en- ell con.
trato, Y podran los licitadores recorer
los pianos y modelos do proposiciones
que han de presentar, mediante IN
dep6s.to de DIEZ DoLAREs Csio O0)
que seran reembolssdos al ser devuel.
tos dichos documentos en- ei plazo de
veinte (2o) dias despues de efectua.
da la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva ei de-
recho a rechazar cualquier todas
las proposiciones, y el de adjudicar ei
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del preciO solsments.
GUIILERMo gsTEvEs.
cOmisionado.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
Ell NUEvo CURSE:

Aunque la nueva escuela no esta
terminada, Sc ha tropezado como
siempre con una serie ininterrumpi-
da de difcultades, el comienzo del
curse escolar reviste siempre un aire
de novedad, que despierta el interes
general. Ha habido varios cambios
en- el profesorado. Este aho tene
mos entire los maestros graduados
a dos aplicados jovenes de este pue-
bio que cursaron estudios en- el We
rano, la senorita Carmen Rivera y
nuestro amigo Daniel E. MARTINEZ,
por cuyo triunfo les felicitamos. En-
tire los nuevos maestros rurales, es-
tan nuestras simpaticas amiguitas,
Providencia Barreras Y Amparito
Gel Rio, a quienes deseamos exitos
en- sus primeros 'ensayos en- el dificil
arte de la instruction.
R. r. o.
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DESDE MOROVIS
DON NICoMEDEs RIVERA:

Honda pena ha causado en- el pue-
bio entero y entire ell eXtenso circulo
de amistades con que contaba en- to-
Ga la isla, la desaparicion de este
buen amigo Y respectable caballero,
cue nos dej6 tras vi breve Y cruel
perfodo de gravedad en- ell Hospital
Municipal de San Juan. Acompana
90 de- numerosos familiares ami
gos, ell feretro fue traido desde San
Juan, el entierro, sencillo solem-
ne, tuyo lugar en- este pueblo. Don
Nico, como carinosamente lie llama
bamos, era muy querido por' todos,
y supo granjearse el afecto de aque-
Los que lie conocieron que ahora
slenten la falta de su noble figura
Gle viejo luchador.
Su distinguida desconsolada fa-
nlilia, cuyo duelo nos unimos desde
los primeros momentos, nos ha en-
csrgado demos las gracias publica-
mente a los directories, m6dicos, en-
fermeras Y empleados del Hospital
Municipal de San Juan, que supie-
ron rodear de atenciones Y cuidados
al enfermo, asi como los varios
amigos Y amigas que espontaneamen-
te y con carinoso cello compartieron
con el las horas mas angustiosas dc
su amargo trance. Igualmente agra
decen el interes Y la solicitud de los
muchos amigos que va por telefono,
correo, o personalmente, les han ex-
presado su condolencia. Gustosamen-
te consignamos su deseo.
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Si es I'd.
Neurastenico, Lea!

cisamente para purifcar Y enrique
GER la sangre que abastece la nutri-
cion que los nervios requieren-
Tenga bien en- cuenta que HIERRO
NUXADO contiene hero como Ell
mismo hierro de la sangre humana,
que, como saben todos los medi-
cos, sin hero su sangre no puede
ser pura nj producer vitalidad Y ener-
gia. La combination de hero or
ganico glicerofosfatos forman un
valiosisimo auxiliar para el Neuras-.
tenico, explica el exito del HE
RRO NUXADO para dominar toda
forma de nerviosidad. Unas sena-
mas de prueba suelen convencer.
De venta en- todas las buenas boti-
cas- droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04

Neurastenia, como sabe el que la
sufre, es un estado de depression ner-
viosa que da "a todas las cosas de
la vida el color de pesimismo y de
Ia calamidad.
Que hacen muchos neurastenicos?
Buscan estinulo o impetu para su
deprimido espiritu en- el alcohol en-
forma de bebida medicina Y el re-
sultado es desastroso, porque 10
que sc hace es agravar el NAL.
Para que ef sistenna nervioso fun
clone normalmente, hay que recons-
sruirlo. ESQ Sc consigue de una
rianera gradual pero segura con
HERO NUXADO, que es una
formula cientihca, comb.nada pre-
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FL PACTO DE LoNDRES FUE
FINALMENTE FIRMADO POR
ALEMANIA

PARIS, sept. 2 (Cable Frances)
La Conlision de Reparaciones anun
lara oficialmente que Alemania adop
% va las medidas necesarias con Ell
n de que sea puesto EN- ejecuci6n Ell
plan de Dawes.
Despachos procedentes de Berlin
anuncian que ell Pacto de Londres ha
sido frmado por ell Gobierno de Ale
mania.
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Aver Sc cOrri6 en- San Sebastian
Ell preInio de Glen mil pesetas

SAN SEBASTIAN, sept. Omitted
Press)-Ayer Sc corrio en- ell Hipodro-
mo de San Sebastian el Pre1nio de
Glen Mil Pesetas.
Gan6 la carrera Heart monta-
do por Ell jockey Diaz, habiendo toca-
do el premio su propietario sr. Ci-
mera. Hizo segundo Bolivar del esta-
olo del Rey montado por Belmonte.
Sigui6 en- turno a Bolivar "Muru-
be- propiedad del Conde de Urquijo.
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Sc TOMAN ENERGICAS ME-
DIDAS POR Ell GOBIERNO IN
Giles, PARA EVITAR Ell CON-
TRABANDO DE ARMAS A
LOS RIFENOS

GIBRALTAR, sept. (Cable fran
ces)-E Gobierno de la Gran Bretafia
ha tornado energicas medidas para evi-
tar que continue ell contrabando de
armas de fuego Y municiones los RI
fefos.
Los barcos que Sc crea cLnducen
contrabandos seran registrados por
orden del Gobierno ingl6s, antes de
pasar por el estrecho.
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Sc TOMAN MEDIDAS EN- TO-
KIO EN- Provision DE NUE.
VOS TEMBLORES DE TERRA

TOXIC, sept 2 Gable franc6s)-
En- provision de nuevas catastrofes
sismicas anunciadas para la primera
quincena de este mes, Sc toman impor-
tantes medidas en- Toxic.
Muchas casas de campaiia han sido
levantadas en- las inmediaciones de
Toxic para ser utilizadas por las IA
milias en- case de temblores de TERRA !.
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los ferrocarriIes de Alemania. para que
haga la reduction de los empr6stitos Y
los traslados de fondos a los aliados.
Mr.. Young. cuando parta para los
Estados Unidos dejara en- su puesto
Mr.. Seymour Gilbert Jr., Quien Sc
hizo de una grandiosa reputation du-
rante su ejercicio como Secretario del
TeSorO Americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-04
HA COMENZADO LA EVA
CUACI0N DE DARMUNT

PARIS, sept. 2 (Cable frances)-
Conforme a las promesas que lie hicie
ra M. Herriot los representatives
del Gobierno aleman, ha comenzado
va la evacuaci6n del Distrito de Dar-
munt.
La evacuation de este distrito la
Reorganization del Gobierno CIVIL du-
rara por 10 menos tres semanas.
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LOS ESPANOLES SUFREN VARIAS
DERROTAS EN- MARRUECOS

PARIS, setiembre g Omitted Press)
Despachos llegados a esta ciudad, pro-
eedentes de Marruecos. anuncian que
las tropas coloniales espanolas han SUI
frido dltimamente varios reveses en- es-
ia region.
Sc cree que chechaouan habrfa cafdo
va en- poder de los rebeldes 81 no fue-
ra por ell fuego nutrido de la artillerfa
y dc los trabajos heroioamente lleva-
dos a cabO por los aviadores.
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Sc HA REGIsTRADO UNA CO.
LISION ENTIRE LOS PARTI=
DARIOS DEL KU KLUX KHAN
Y LOS LIBERALES

FERRIN, (Illinois), sept. 2 (Ca-
BILE frances)-Ayer Sc registr6 una CO.
hs:on en- esta ciudad entire los fana-
ticos klanistas y los liherales.
La poiicia disperso a los combatien-
tes registrandose seis muertos y Gin
cuenta heridos,
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}NUEVA YORK, setiembre 2 (Cable
frances) La prensa alemana en- sus
columnas dice que los poderes conce-
didos Mr.. Owen Young. son superio-
res aquellos que tenfa el Kaiser du-
rante Su apogeo de gloria.
Han sido concedidos poderes amplios
a este genio financiero para explotar
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LA NOMINATION. DE MIR. OWEN
YOUNG COMO .AGENTE GENERAL
DE LOS PAGOS DE REPARACIONES
DE ALEMANIA REPRESENTA- AC-
.'JALNIENTE LA MAYOR CANTIDAD
DE PODERES CONCEDIDOS A
HOMBRE ALGUNO
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tiABLE INGLES EN- is MINUT0S

vod On 81 % t sB y
Hes sco B y do
demos % moab
n
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BERLIN, sept. 2 Omitted Press)
Hoy ingres6 ell Gobierno de Alema-
MIA en- las areas del Reichsbank Ell pri-
mer pago de las indemnizaciones Sc
gun fue acordado en- la Conferencia
de Londres.
Este pago asciende la suma de
20 600 600 de marcos orc.
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NC. DONALD Sc DIRIGE HA.
CHA GINEBRA

Balmoral, sept. Omitted Press) -
Ell Primer Ministro Mac Donald salio
hoy hacia Londres desde donde Sc
guira viaje hacia Ginebra mafiana
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Tarde noche:
LA bonita emocionante cinta de
arte: 'JacQueline".
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TRES BANDERAs:

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Tarde noche:
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
SALARY INCREASES

If there is one task of government for which little thanks is received it is serving on the salary committee of the common council. The yearly crop of petitions was discussed at the meet ing last evening and increases were recommended in q number of cases. No doubt, some of those whose peti- tions were favorably considered are dissatisfied because the committee was economical-that isn't the word they would use. Others whose applications were rejected in their entirety also feel aggrieved, which is quite natural.
 There are some men in the employ of the city whose salaries could have been raised in justice to themselves and to the public. Personal dislike and political prejudice no doubt had their influence and fear that the common council would not approve Of certain increases probably deterred the com mittee from taking favorable action. But 1t is all over for another year and with a minimum of wrGngling which is something to be thankful for.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
THE 1924 BATTLEFRONT

Taxes is to be the big issue in the suming such importance in the discus sions at the national capitol it can be safely predicted that it will be one of the principal bones of contention in the fall political campaign,
 Secretary Mellon has prepared q revenue bill which calls for a sharp decrease in surtaXes. Democrats find fault with his proposal because they claim that it would shift the tax burden from the shoulders of the rich to those of the poor. In rebhttal, MT. Mellon declares that it will release for investment money that is now diverted from legitimate commercial enter priscs.
 The leader Of the attack on the Mel lon program is Representative Garner of Texas. who is supported by many Of his political brethren and a few members Of the republican party. President Coolidge has declared him self in favor Of the policy of Secretary Mellon and sees little virtue in any substitute measures.
 The Battle of 1924" is taking shape. The dispute over taxes promises to be the No Mans Land" Big guns are numbering into position. Stage mechanics arc being employed for the purpose of securing advantageous To- cations for the combatants, Soon the nations will be gripped in a lombard ment Of eloquence and reason. near eloauence and near-reason. Every American will assert his sacred right to argue about il. This feature should be particularly amusing in view Of the fact that when the revenue bill was published on December 2S 1t was ex- plained that fin so many cases the language employed to carry these changes trewording the 1921 meas ure) into effect is so highly technical as to be uninteligible except on the basis of explanations by the experts attached to the committee and to the treasury"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
IITNEN BUS SITUATION

IT it is true that drivers Of public motor vehicles are operating them at excessive speed and are carrying pas sengers in larger numbers than permitted, the police arc justified in stepping in and correcting tho situa- ton. Both, obviously. are violations Of the law and should be stopped because they cndangcr human lives.
 Admitting that jitncy bus drivers are as black as they are painted, it is frequently tho fault of the pubic that vehicles are overcrowded. In stormy weather. patrons of jitney lines con- tribute to the violation Of the regula- fions by climbing aboard the buses regardless of limitations on carrying capacity. Drivers protests are un- needed. Caution is thrown 10 the winds and a human tide pours through the entrances with such force that a lone driver is unable 10 stem 1t. He is forced to trust to luck. If the traffic policeman are occupied with other problems. he slides past But if the eye of the law observes the over crowded condition of the bus a war rant is forthcoming.
 This would be a nice day 10 become alarmed by the menace of crowded busses but our wrath is dissipatcd by the knowledge that frequently the public is as much to blame as the drivers. Speed is a matter which can be controlled by the operator Of the machine. The larger the crowd. the greater the need of caution. In this re- spect drivers should be held to strict accountability.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-09
ANDREW AND THE BONUS

Colonel A. Plat Andrew. congress- man from the seventh Massachusetts district, and former assistant '. s. treasury secretary believes that there can be a tax reduction and also a sol- dicrs' bonus. The Colonel is a republic can. but he is getting dangerously near the democratic side of the fence when he talks like that. The ex-seryice men throughout New England are looking to him to uphold their side Of the argument in this session of congress The men who served under the colonel in the war know that he means what he says. and also know that he is not courting popular favor for he is one Of the outstanding figures Of the war serving with the French army since 19iA. He does not have to appeal to popular fancy-his position with the cx-scryicc men. st least, is assured.
 The plan Of A. Plat Andrew for a bonus and tax reduction was widely discuszed after an article appeared (by initiation in the American Legion weekly) some four or five months ago before the Mellon plan was released for publication.
 1T the American Legion Weekly could print another article by Colonel Andrew telling the people Of the United States what he now thinks, the national executive committee Of the American Legion and the ex-service men Of this country would have some idea Of the situation now existing. There are thousands CT Andrews for ner men who believe as gospel truth every idea hc advances for they know his suggested legislation is backed up by true loyalty to his country.