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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
SANTA VISITS
TIN Y TOTS

If any there be who are so
hard boiled and skeptical that
the Christmas spirit fails to reach
them, even after reading the i'm
mortal Christmas Carol they
should have been present at the
Christmas Party given for the
kindergarten and first grade by
the teachers, the Misses Hancock,
Cropper and Ottingeg at the kind
ergarten room yesterday afternoon.
Close to a hundred happy
youngsters gathered in the kinder
garten room around the Christ
mas tree after the noon recess.
Quiet as mice they sat on the
floor and listened while Miss Han
cock told the story of the first
Christmas. Never have we heard
the story more beautifully told,
and as the plot unrolled before
them, the little faces were at
first gleeful at the fun of riding
on a donkey, as Mary did, then
distressed at the plight of the
tired, beautiful Virgin, who could
find no room in the inn. These
were rapidly succeeded by Joy at
the birth of the Babe" and in
tereSt and amazement at the
story of the star and the wise
men.
Just as the story was finished
came a loud knock at the door,
and Santa Claus had arrived with
his pack had arrived with a pack
age and a bag of candy for every
little boy and girl
Among the decorations on the
tree were animal cookies, covered
with pink and white icing, which
were donated by Mrs Hodgman,
mother of two of IT, kindergart-
eners. These we're distributed to
the kindergarten children at the
close OF the afternoon.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
NEW FAE5SAS
OIL DISCOVERY

OCRACOKE. y. C.. Dec. p, LP)
oil. renowned Tor its gifts OF
sudden wealth. is spOuting in a
rev Klondike near this southern
Kansas village. bringing riches TO
Willard Goodrich, hard working
farmer. and his Two moCherlass
children.
The discovery well in the new
producing territory is on the
Goodrich farm. With daily
o-.Dut of 1000 barrels, it is the
biggest gusher Kansas has seen
i'm 10 years. It came in with
eu warming. drenching the sur
rounding fields in Oil
A pool of black gold four to
five feet deep and covering an
acre Of ground was formed as
neighboring farmers with teams
burriedlv constructed bitches and
dirt dams.
The 80-acra farm on which the
u7u is located was left to the
samiIy by the mother when she
Cted II years ago. Goodrich has
nm 18-yaar-old daughter, Arlene.
and a 15-year-old son, Dale.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
TRUCK INJURIES
M'GIIL BOY

Gordon Dittmore, employed as
q driver by the Goodman-Tidball
Mere. Co.. at their McGill store,
was seriously injured on Satur-
day last. when, according to his
statement, the truck he was dr1V-
ING turned over and badly crush
ed him in the lower portion OF
the body.
Dittmore was returning to NC
Gill from Steptoe City where he
had been making deliveries, and
it is believed started down the
incline in high gear. Possibly be-
lieving that the truck might get
out of control on the slippery
road, he is thought to have been
attempting to change into a low
er gear when in some manner the
truck skidded and turned over,
throwing him Out and falling on
him as he lay in the road,
He was rushed to the Steptoe
Valley hospital where it was found
that he suffered a fractured pei
Wis bone. in a number of places,
and also a ruptured bladder Ac-
cording to latest reports he Is
holding his own and possibly
showing some slight improvement,
but his condition remains very
a,rious.-EIy Daily Times.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
LONG DISTANCE
SERVICE SOON

Long distance telephone service
out of Las Vegas to all points in
the United States, Canada and
Mexico will be opened during the
next few weeks, according to S.
j. Lawson, general manager for
the Consolidated Power & Tele-
phone Company.
Negotiations have been under
way for some time for this SER
vice. The local company has
been using every facility at its
command to have the lines open
ed by January 1St but due TO the
construction program which will
materially change the trunk lines,
the work has been delayed.
Officials of the company have
been in daily negotiation with the
long distance service companies
and the plans have been APPROX
ed, it was said.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
AIRPLANES WILL
HUNT COUPLE
LOST ON RIVER
FEAR MAN AND
BRIDE DEAD FROM
EPOSURE, HNNGER

The Secretary of War has in
structed the Army Air Corps to
augment and continue the search
by government airplane along the
Colorado River for Glenn Hyde
and his wife of Hensen, Idaho,
who have been lost in an open
scow for three weeks.
Boat parties and airplanes have
been searching the river from the
Gradn Canyon thirteen miles
south without avail. The order
from the War Department was in
response to telegram from
Hyde sfather, r. c. Hyde who
demanded continued hunt for
the stranded pair.
r. c. Hyde, father Of Glenn
Hyde who with his wife is re-
ported lost and perhaps dead af-
ter three weeks starvation and
hunger on the Colorado River,
was in Las Vegas yesterday on
his way to the Grand Canyon to
help in the seacrh for his son and
daughter The HydeS were
newlyweds, honeymooning with
adventure when it is believed that
they lost control of the boat in
which they were riding, and after
capsizing, were compelled to
swim ashore at some unknown
point.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
XMAS SERVICE AT
CHRIST CHURCH

Sunday. December 23rd - 4th
Sunday in Advent
Holy Communion 8 am. Church
School GAS am. Morning prayer
II am. Church School tree and
entertainment pm.
Christmas Eve
Midnight Service 11:30 pm.
Christmas Day
Holy Communion 9 am
Wednesday, December 26th-St.
Stephens
Holy Communion 9 am.
Thursday, December 27th-St.
John Evan
Holy Communion 9 am
Friday, December 28ht - Holy
InnOcentS-
Holy Communion 9 am.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
HOLD LOCAL NAN ON FELONY CHARGE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
IN LAS VEGAS

It is significant that THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS was the
1nIy national news service to
send a man to Las Vegas to
cover the story of the celebra-
ton of the Boulder Dam vic
tory. George Ellis, from the
Los Angeles office of THE AS
SOCIATED PRESS, spent three
lays in Las Vegas and Las
Vegas was assured of incalcul-
able publicity throughout the
nation as a result of the as
signment.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
has always been generous to
Las Vegas in getting before the
public the great advantage of
this city as the center of
Boulder Dam activity. The
citizens of Las Vegas are CRATE
full to THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS for its unselfish inter
est.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
SCHOOL PROGRAM
HUGE SUCCESS

The pupils of the Intermediate
grades OF the Grammar School
put on one of the best Christmas
programs ever seen in Las Vegas.
A crowded auditorium greeted
he young Thespians as the cur
AM rose for the first time on
the prologue pOrtraying The
Story Of the Birth Of Christ" The
scene showed the Virgin Mary
with the Christ Child, surround
&c by the angels. The three wise
men came bearing their gifts.
and completed the tableau The
part of the Virgin Mary was TAX
en- by Shirley FerrOn, the angels
were Villa Higbie, Mia and Nola
Unom, Muriel Scharre, Dorothy
Parker, Dorothy Beard, Nadine
Trelease, Aickie Kelly, Dorothy
Hammer, Elinor Rehbehn and
Virginia Nay. Brady Golden,
Ralph Houser, and Norman Mott
took the parts of the Three Wise
Men.
"At Home with Santa Claus" is
a delightful little operetta which
was splendidly presented by the
pupils Needless to say, too much
credit cannot be given to those
Who spent many hours of their
time in training the youngsters
50 successfully, the Misses Ebba
Lundquist, Louise Jenson, Sara
Wilson, Ethel Oxley, and Mr.. L.
z. Rowe, are deerving Of sincere
praise for the fine program pres
ented.
Numbers by the High School
orchestra directed by Mr.. Eldon
ment. and between acts a string
Larson preceded the entertain
ed auartette rendered two beauti-
ful numbers. The members of the
quartette were the Misses Dorothy
Buick and Helen Craner, Mr.
EldOn Larson and Harold Pike.
Following is the cast of char
aoters Of the l5esretta:
Santa Claus. ... Charles Doherty
Mrs. Santa Claus. Ella Varella
Merry Christmas. Barbara Ferron
Mrs Santa Claus's spinster
sister who lives with herr
Santa Junior. r......... Carl Krause
Chrissie. ........ Pauline Honrath
Cringle. le...-.......... Jean James
Little Nick ......... Billy Bingham
Baby Bunting ..........D Dimples
Commodore .......... Ray Mabey
Fairies: Stella Gordon, Florence
Thurman. Sara Jane Flowers,
Winona Barlow. Verle Allen. Mar
iorie Rockwell, Mary Kelley, Ter
esa BarolO.
Brownies: Lee Rand Orr. Bill
lie Ogle, Junior Kampling, Jack
Colbert. Francis BoZzarth, Archie
Wasden.
Explorers: Billie Trelease, Rob
ert Schmidt, Dayton George, Jack
Allen Virgil Ham, Oscar Thack-
er. Buster Van Walkenberg, Harry
Cravelle, Heber Bleak.
Eskimos: June Bradford, Aud
rey Waters. Gail Mildren, Norma
Webb. Helen Miller, Evelyn Young,
Eunice Beckley, Bessie Mckenzie.
Synopsis:
Act I-Santa's home at the
North Pole. The night before
Act II-Same scene, Christmas
morning.
The stage settings were especial
" beautiful and we're the work
of the Grammar School art classes
under the direction of Miss
Louise Jensen.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
ART GOEBEL FAMOUS
FLIER, WILL RECOVER

WICHITA, Kas.. Dec. %, Up
The condition of Art Goebel, fam
ed trans-Pacific flier who has
been seriously i'll at his home here
with pneumonia is reported much
improved.
Goebel was stricken following
an operation for appendicitis
when the noted flier contracted
"ether pneumonia For several
days his life was despatred Of
and Frank Phillips Oklahoma oil
millionaire, Gobels financial back
er was called to the sick mans
bedside.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
SlGNERS OF RECALL
BILL TO WITHDRAW

Several petitions are being cir
culated among the signers Of the
recall petition asking 10 have
their names removed from the
recall.
It is said that some signers
have stated that they signed the
petition under. somewhat Of a
Misunderstanding Of the situa-
ton. and having since reconsid-
cred. believing II for the best in
terezts Of the city to avoid in
ternal strifs, at the present time.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
FLU EPIDEMIC Is
REPORTED CHECKED
IN SOUTHERN CALF.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. %, tRS-
Influenza attacks which reached
epidemic heights here two weeks
ago were reported on the wane
in Southern California after hav-
ing taken two hundred and twen-
ty-five lives this month in Los
Angeles. The health department
fixed the number of cases report
ed Yesterday at ninety three as
compared with eight hundred
cases reported in one day during
the peak.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
BRITISH ALARM
OVER KINGS
LIFE SUBDUED

LONDON, Dec. %, (Py-The con-
dition of King George continues
to remain the same despite the
aggravated infection which causes
his temperature to rise noticeably
in the afternoon.
There is no disposition on the
part of the public to regard it as
other than satisfactory.
Christmas activities went for
ward in the same atmosphere Of
subdued cheerfulness which has
marked them during the last few
DAYS
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
TEACHING WITH
MOVIES POPULAR

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec, 20. tP)
Instruction by motion pictures
has been inaugurated in Bellevue
High School here.
Students purchased a comblna-
ton stereoptican and moving pic
ture machine out of the proceeds
of entertainments and it is being
used in clasSroomS and in enter
tainment programs.
THE picture machine will be
useful in supplementing oral in
struction and textbook. especially
in American history and social
subjects" said j. Nelson Mowls,
the school principal. The ma
chine also will be used in singing.
We use no singing books in Bel
levue High"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
THEN CAME THE DAM
Bv ALDEN CHAMBERS

BY ALDEN CHAMBERS
Sand! Sand
Not living thing in sight
Hot by day, cold by night
A he'll for man and beast;
Heat waves stabbing with pain
I'll never go there again
There is no gold.
Thirst! Thirst!
Not a drop of water in sight
I must find water before light
Death for me and my beast;
Crazy trip tbs the truth
Robbed me of my youth
There is no gold
Water! Water!
Flooding all the land in sight
Sand turned to Ioam over night
A beautiful country spreads before me;
A home for man and beast
Crops to the north, south and east
/! have! found! gold!
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
ARMY REFUSES
VOLUNTEERS

ASUNCION. Paraguay, Dec. p,
lP)-The government here today
ordered the army not to accept
any more Of the volunteers who
began to flock to the army when
war with Bolivia seemed lnlInl-
nent. The government officials
believe that further additions TO
the army would deplete the sup
ply of labor for farms and in
duStrieS.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
LOYAE TROOPS
DEFEAT REBELS

LONDON. Dec. %, sPJ-Troops
loyal TO King Amanullah OF Al
ghanistau have taken the OF
fensive ana advises from The front
telling OF defeats OF the rebels at
the same time however acknOW-
edge the revolt as serious.
Troops Of A1nanullah are said
to have repulsed the rebels in
territory surrounding habul and
are attacking the rebel stronghold
in Bagibala Hills.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
LOCAL CHAMBER WILL
HOLD MEET WEDNESDAY

The regular meeting of the
Chamber of Comemrce will not
be held next Tuesday on account
of the fact that Christmas falls
on that day, but will be at II
o'clock Wednesday noon instead.
There is important business to
be attended to, and it is earnest
ly desire that a full attendance
be had.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
ALLIED POWERS WANT
UNITED STATES IN PACT

PARIS. Dec. 23, lP)-Strong en-
phasis on the desirabiliyt of Am
erican participation and the hope
of continuing it was contained in
q memorandum issued at the For
eign Office outlining the method
agreed upon by Germany and the
allied powers for seeking final set
tlement of the reparation prob
lem.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
GIVE THANKS AT
BOULDER SITE

Over 200 of our citizens paused
in the midst OF the holiday cele-
bration yesterday long enough to
make a pilgrimage to the Black
CANYON Dam site where they
gave thanks for the blessings
vouchsafed to them and to the
community.
A long line of automobiles made
the % mile rtip, escorted by the
members of the American Legion
Post No 8, and accompanied by
the ministers of various organ
izations.
The Rev c. H. Sloan Of the
Baptist Church, the Rev Boyd
Parker of Christ Episcopal Church.
the Rev c. f. Reardon 70 st.
Joan Of Arc, Roman Catholic,
Bishop Ira j. Earl of the Church
of Latter Day Saints. and the
Rev. c. S Reynolds of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church led the
assemblage, who knelt ON the
sands by the muddy waters Of the
Colorado, in silent prayer.
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 21, Up
Governor Young. of California,
when informed Of the presidential
approval of the Swing Johnson
bill declared that President Cool
idge reflects credit upon the ad-
miniStration, seven states being
benefited.
PHOENIX. Dec. 81. [Ps-Rumb-
hngs of possible plans for court
proceedings as another attack
against the Swing johnson bill
were heard by Arizona capital
people when the legislature and
state officers were thrown into a
pitch of high tension when the
word was received Of Coolidge'S
approval Of the Boulder Dam bin.
Surprise was expressed az the
signature by Governor Hunt and
the river commissions who said
that they had expected the PreSi-
dent to veto the bill
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
SANFTV TO RE
0UFS TONED

Mrs. Mayme Kuhlman will come
before the District Court Monday
afternoon when a hearing on her
sanity viii be held.
Mrs. Kuhlman made her second
attempt at suicide Wednesday
night when she drank quantity
Of lysOl.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

The Las Vegas Age has on
display In the window Of its
plant at 8 Fremont Street, the
pictures Of the pilgrimage of
Las Vegas citizens to the Black
Canyon Dam site yesterday.
These earnest people made the
2S mile trip by automobile
where, ON bended knees they
gaev thanks to Almighty God
for the greatest Christmas gift
ever, received In the history Of
the world. The photographs
were obtained by the ASSOciat-
ed Press through our local
photographer, L. J. Oakes.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
SENATE POSTPONES
TREATY ACTION UNTIL
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS

WASHINGTON, Dec 10, PD-
Postponement Of consideration Of
the Kellogg anti-war treaty re-
ported to the senate until after
the Christmas recess has been
decided upon by Chairman Borah
after consultation with leaders.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

Ed Ganey Of Oklahoma is in
Las Vegas to spend Christmas
with his brother-in-law and sister,
DR.. and Mrs. F. R. Mildren.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

Charles P. Squires. Colorado
River Commissioner, will arrive
home on No. z tomorrow evening
from Washington.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

The poem, Then Came the Dam printed below
was written by Alden Chambers, Los Angeles poet
and author. 1t sent by him to the edtor OIL Une
Age as hsi contribution Las Vegas celebration OF
the Boulder Dam victory.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

Fred HesSe, Jr., is home from
California Tech for hi Christmas
vacation.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Ham arrive
this evening to spend Christmas
with their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ham.
Hhey are bringing their grand
daughter, Betty Katherine with
them. Betty is much improved
in health.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

The Christmas Tree viii be held
as usual at $50 Monday evening.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22
ELKS' LODGE
CELEBRATES

The local Elks' Lodge helped to
end the celebration yesterday
evening by staging a gala dance
at the hall.
Fine music was furnished by
one of the local orcheStras and
a happy crowd fingered until the
early morning hours.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

Mrs. j. A. FrederickSon OF
Goodsprings was in Las Vegas to-
day.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-12-22

LAS VEGAS % THE
NATURAL GATEWAY TO
THE COLORADO RIVER
BOULDER DAM PROJECT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Exit The Ohio Gang

Out Of bedroom nomination grew the
Ohio gang.
Daugherty, Jess Smith, the little green
house of X ST.; Harry Sinclair-an orgy Of
corruption and scandal
The Ohio gang typifcd chcanery, crooked
ness fast stut-by clever ones who play poll
tics for what there is in it.
The Ohio gang, however, did not typify the
rank and file Of Republicans in that State. For
the great mass Of Republicans in Ohio are like
the mass of Republicans in any other State
decent desiring good government, abhoring
the prostitution Of government.
For the time being, the Ohio gang got con-
troll of the party, and proceeded to betray the
trust.
On Tuesday the rank and file Of Ohio Re
publicans had a chance to express themselves.
They were faced with problem Of selec-
ton as between the old and the new; as be
tween gang leadership, and the leadership Of a
man who symboIizes a clean sweep and square
deal
And the rank and file spoke, in no low or
uncertain tones.
The voters Of the Buckeye State-a State
of farms and factories, cross section State
of agriculture and Neutrality-suspicious. their
sentiments toward bedroom nominations,
Daughertyism, Snclarism, corruptionism.
The Hoover victory tolled the lnell Of
party day Of the Ohio gang
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Birds of a Feather

Open support of Senator Arthur Robinson
by the Ku Klux Khan should be a warning to
those Republicans who desire to wrest control
of their party from the forces which disgraced
the State during the past four years.
The State has been blanketed with the Of
fetal organ Of the Khan, printed in Washing
ton and labeled g a special edition for Indiana"
devoted to the support of Robinson and the
defamation of Arthur Gilliom and Scion
Carter.
1t is important because it sets forth claim
of cooperation in its effort with the Anti
Saloon League.
1t is infamous in its tissue of misrepresenta-
ton and plain lies.
AS an indication Of the effort to stir religious
hatred in the State and direct it against Gilionl
is the statement that Gilliom has two daugh-
+eYs attending Notre Dame, Catholic univer
Sity for boys That is an appeal to the religious
hate which was used so successfully for Jack
on and Robinson and Coffin in the past.
Mr.. Gilliom has no daughters. His four boys
are in the public schools of this city.
The attack on Carter is that he at some time
or some place criticised the workings of the
prohibition enforcement, very open and plain
cooperation with the Anti-Saloon League.
Those who had hoped that Indiana would
get rid or it nightmares and its goblins it's hates
and it's prejudices, its grafters and it leeches
that it would pass out Of the era Of indictments
and confessions and the statute of limitations
into one of building and construction and
orderly government, will look upon this gesture
from the Wizard as warning
Senator Robinson in his one contribution to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
Helping to Choose Careers

1t is natural for parents to try to help their sons
and daughters pick out careers But parents should
be careful it is easy to be too nsstent and put the
young man or woman in a groove he or she doesn't
like.
writer in the April issue of Good Housekeeping
magazine stresses this point.
st have known sons lives nearly quite ruined by
a fathers insistence that they should should not
go into the family business she writes. Il have seen
many a girls life made miserable by a mother who
insisted her daughter should do something that the
mother had always wanted to do. She thought her
ambition for the girl represented love. 1t was really
self-loYe."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26
SAYS:

HAVE the slate-makers heard
H from Ohio, or if they have,
will they be guided by the obvious
warning?
Except in the Middle West, where
Frank o. Lowden is very popular
and where President Coolidge's OBJ
stinate policy with regard to farm
relief has created considerable dis
satisfaction, the rank and file of
the Republican party want Herbert
Hoover.
He is not only respected because
Of what he has done, but because of
the kind and character OF the
leaders who oppose him.
AS former Governor Allen Of
Kansas aptly remarks, Mr.. Hoover
owes much to his enemies. The
very attacks to which he has been
subjected have served to elevate him
in public opinion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-26

TINE Italians have always been
Il freer with desire than the
shivering peoples Of the north; men
like Luther and Roger Ascham are
shocked mot beyond Words by
what they see in Florence and
Rome.
Il saw in one city in nine days"
says the schoolmaster, more lib
erty to sin than ever I heard tell Of
in our noble city of London in nine
years" London is not yet wealthy
enough to be very immoral; the
depravity of less cultivated races re-
mains unnOticed because no one
takes the trouble to describe mod
ern barbarism.'
In a measure this new freedom is
bound up with that liberation of
sense and feeling which is indispen-
sable to art; in the strength Of their
passions these men love and desire
beauty nd pleasure boundlesSly,
and morality is a bound.
Very often they overstep even the
most reasonable bounds: Pulci