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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
BY HUBERT w. KELLY.

MEXICO CITY, January 10.-4Ameri-
can industry is not thriving in Mexico
for many reasons, none of which Is that
the government Is in any measure OPP
posed to the well being of the American
in Mexico.
. One can verify this generality in
many authoritative bureaus of the
tomorrow or the next day just as he
can verify any other generality in some
bureau or another.
One can verify it from American
business men in the City of Mexico, too,
Just as one can verify from them any,
thing else disagreeable. Their attitude
depends somewhat, of course. on
whether the day is sunny or cloudy.
But it would be treachery to quote
anybody in the City of Mexico on BUSH
ness conditions. 1t is treachery even
to quote a man as having said that
he likes Will Rogers or Gales. Some
body who likes neither may some day
win his way to Chapultepec.
Will Wait on License.
So, senior, you have expressed your
self in the public prints as having liked
my enemies? Then you shall wait a
thousand mananaS until your drivers
license is issued.
In extreme cases the professed enemy
of the government might be sent to the
fateful school of craftsmanship, a
walled Enclosure near Bal Buena Field,
where many men with unbandaged eyes
have looked upon Popo for the last
time.
No penalty so romantic, of course,
would be imposed upon a foreigner
by the present government. The pes
simistic foreigner simply is deported If
he makes observations the man in pow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10

er conceives to be ''untrue"-that Is, II
the observations appear In the public
prints. But, you say, Vasconcelos made
them. And where is vasconcelos?
The point is why American industry
Is not thriving in Mexico, If, indeed, 1t
Is not. In the first place, Mexico Is not
an industrial country. 1t is agricul-
all it needs. though sometimes not quite
as much as it needs. In the latter case
1t does not buy what 1t lacks. It sim
ply does without.
Beans, Maize and Maguey.
The poor farmer plows with wooden
pillow and burros or oxen, and raises
some beans, maize and maguey. From
the maguey he gets his alcohol his fab
RIGS and part of his food. Some rude
adobe bricks, some palmetto thatch and
rock fence and, 10, his habitation IS
complete.
To digress. more fences have been
built in Mexico in the last 400 years
than anything else. The wretched mesa
is patterned with fences. adobe fences.
fences of round stones laid plumb with
out mortar, fences of brush and fences
of cactus. There are thousands of miles
OF fences in Mexico. The labor wasted
upon them would have veined the land
with highways.
American industry and other indus
try do not thrive in Mexico because,
for one reason, every pair of hands is
self-sufficient, every family is its own
factory.
There are metals in the hills, cleo
tricity in the waterfalls, silicate for glass,
guayule rubber for tires, fabrics and
leather for upholstering, oil in album
dance-but not a motor car is manufac-
tured in Mexico. First. there is nobody
to buy motor car outside the cities.
There are only $4,000 passenger cars
and $4,000 motor trucks in the nation
today. Thirty-five per cent Of these are
in the City Of Mexico.
No Demand for Machinery.
There is foundry in Monterrey, but
the demand for castings is very small.
Virtually no machinery is manufactured
because there is no demand for ma
chinery.
In 10 years there may be a great de-
mand for agricultural machinery. Lands
are being reclaimed. The great Gales
Dam in Aguas Calientes. for instance,
will open more than 1900 acres to irri-
cation within year, and soon after
ward a new dam on the border of Neuvo
Leon will open other thousands. The
projects will make great arid valleys
fertile as the irrigation service Is ex-
tended.
Ignorant farmers will not cultivate
these lands. Eight agricultural schools
in Mexico are making scientific farmers
of barefoot boys from the chaparral.
The government is planning to invite
many of the 100000 Mexicans in the
United States to return to the irrigated
lands. Concessions will be made them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
$4,000 HOTEL BURNS.

LONG BEACH. N. j., January 10 up.
Fire, believed to have been of incen-
diary origin, Tuesday night destroyed
the Hotel Ambassador on Ocean avenue.
The loss was estimated at S15O,OOO. 1t
was the third disastrous hotel fire in
this vicinity within the past seven
weeks. Title to the hotel had been
taken Wednesday by the Sedgewick
Manor Realty Corporation of New York
City.
Fire Chief Charles Harvey said the
blaze was of incendiary origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10

committee In charge Of the installation
includes M. H. Katz (chairman), Robert
Brooke, Joseph Bryan, Harry Burka and
Victor Perlmutter.
Officers to be installed are: Robert
Brooke, president: Joseph Bryan, vice
president; Harry Burka, treasurer: Nor
ris Shukin, secretary: Ellis KATE, re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
5-Day Acidity Test

To ascertain just how "acid" you
are, make this 5-day test. Get
package of Magnesia Oxoids at
small cost from Peoples Drug
Stores. Inc, or any other good drug
gist. Take two after each meal for
a few days and see how much better
you feel--how much more soundly
you sleep and how much more
energy you have. II 5 days use
doesn't tell you volumes return the
balance of the Oxoids to the drug
gist and he will cheerfully refund
your money-Advertisem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
ACCUSED MANANA
!. HAND|CAPS MEXICO
Business and Buying Power
in Southern Republic Hurt
by Procrastination.

The nep Merico. the Merico OF Gales.
Portes Gil and President-eIect Ortiz
Rubio and United States Ambassador
and ,piil play more impor n one I'm in
Mem World affairs. 1t is different
Merico, hon different is told in a series
OF dispatches Drttten especially for The
Star and associated newspapers. This is
the last OF the series,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10

drew Jackson, some old gold dollars,
post office notes, half dimes, Scent
pieces and old pennies from the estate
of his brother-in-law, George B. Wilde,
who recently died at Cornwell, Pa. Mr.
interest to officials of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
OLD FOUR.D0LLAR BILL
CARRIES DEATH WARNING
Maryland Inscription Against
Counterfeiting, ITO, Attracts
Interest at Treasury.

lis death 70 counterfeit"
This pointed warning is carried or
an ancient four-dollar bill printed BY
the State Of Maryland before the Revo.
lutionary War, and has just come into
possession Of John v. Shea of the
Treasury Department.
The interesting old paper money 1.
yellowed with age, but its inscriptions
which are still readable, show it was
made according to an act of the Assem-
bly, Of Maryland dated in Annapolis or
the list day Of March, Ammo Domini
ITO"
On its face it bears these words:
-Four dollars-Maryland This indent-
ed bill Of four dollars shall entitle the
bearer hereof to receive bills of ex-
change payable In London In gold and
silver at the rate of four shillings and
sixpence.". The warning of death 10
counterfeiters is printed in bold type
across the back.
Mr.. Shea received the old bill in a
collection Of old money, fractional cur,
rency. including q hero medal of An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10

When you go to he'd dog tired and
still can't sleep and you rise in the
morning more tired than when you
went TO bed, it's a sign you're
acid" Excess acid, formed in the
stomach as a result of our unnat-
ura1 eating habits, causes acid-in-
digestion with gas, sourness and
burning and sets up poisonous
putrefaction in the gastro-intestinal
canal that saps our strength and
vitality and so taxes our nerves that
we can't sleep at night or work
efficiently during the day.
Magnesia Oxoids, developed in
Germany by a famous, 100-year- old
pharmaceutical house, correct acid
ity in the right way! Upon contact
with the acid in the stomach, Mag
nesia OXoids generate nascent, or
GctiUe, Oxygen. The live" oxygen
stimulates the alkaline gastric mu-
Gus. checks putrefaction in the gas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
7 Hours in Bed and Not
z Minutes of Sleep!
The Toll Acidity Takes

tro -intestinal canal and stimulates
the activities of the intestinal wallis
which acids. the natural movement
of the bowels. All three effects are
necessary to the true correction of
acidity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10

When an automobile plant in italy
recently proposed to shut down because
Of lack Of orders the government CON-
PEELED the continuation of operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-10
IRIS CLUB TO INSTALL.
Banquet and Dance to Feature Sun
day Evening Gathering.

Officers Of the Iris Social Club will
be installed Sunday evening with a BAN
quet and dance at the Hay-Adams
House, Sixteenth and H streets. The
La gaceta., 1930-08-08

dichosa de haberte desembara-
zado de el y no volviste a preo.
cuparte mas.
ST que me he preocupado y
hasta he dado muchos pasos pa
ra averiguar d6nde estaba, pc
70 sin resultado. No era dichosa
entonces, no; listed me habfa
abandonado llevandose TODD ell
dinero que me quedaba; ade-
mas habia de pagan varias deu-
das dos de elias a plazo flo;
listed Sc habia llevado mis- ro-
pas y efectos al Monte de Pie
dad y vendido todas mis- alba
jas; no me quedaba NADIA. ST,
no pOdia tener va a mi lado a
SUI hijo de listed, pero creyen-
do siempre que voveria hubie-
Sc querido pOder darIe noticias
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
"A CORTE r ORA
A BILLINGS EN- LA PRI-
SION DE FOLSOM

San Francisco, Agosto s.
Arunci6 hoy ell presidente de Ia
corte supreme del estado de Ca
lifornia, magistrate Wade, que
el y sus companeros de tribunal
han decidido ir a la prisi6n de
Folsom para ALI escuchar ell
testimonio de Warren K. Bill
ings, encontrado culpable con
Tom Mooney de la explosion de
una bomba que produjo la
muerte de 10 personals. La cor
te no ha dado a orden de que Sc
traiga a Billings por la senci-
LA raz6n de que esta actuando
en- capacidad de consejero del
gobernador y no como ell tribu
nal supreme. Charles Neumi-
Her, p~residente del comite de
prisiones, dijo que este organis-
mo no tomaria sobre 81 la res
ponsabilidad de traer a Billings
81 la corte no dictaba una orden
al efecto. La vista Sc hara a
FOLSOM ell pr6ximo jueves.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08

universal; el Sc identified con
10 que es spiritual en- todos los
espiritus y con 10 que es impe-
rativo en- toda compression; el
puede bien sentir y saber que
es eterno."
"Siempre me puedo decir que
mi filosofia, como la de Spino-
"a, es piedad verdadera hacia ell
Universe, que MEGA solo los
doses hechos por los hombres
a SUI imagen y semejanza, para
que sean siervos de sus intere-
SEES humanos... Y, aim en- medic
de mis- negaciones, no m e
reputo iconoclasta rudo; mas
bien, me veo pleno de simpatia
imaginative hacia los impulses
de los idoIatras".
Entire los sistemas fiIos6ficos
creados en- Norte-America du-
rante ell curse del Siglo Xxx Sc
destaca-al lado de los de
James, Royce y Dewey-el de
Jorge Santayana. Y Jorge San
tayana es espahol, nacido en-
Madrid, de linajuda familia,
ALA por 1868. A los once amos
de edad 10 trajeron a Estados
Unidos, pals donde permaneci6
hosta 1912, ano en- que Sc mar
ch6 a Londres en- busca del algo
que nunca pudo hallar en- tie
IRA americana; pues nunca Sc
sinti6 satisfecho en- Yanquilan~
dia. Doctorado en- Harvard, con
tinu6 en- SUI alma mater, ense-
nando filosofia en- las mismas
aulas donde brillaron como as
tros de primera magnitud
James y Munsterberg. Su al
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
LA FILOSOFIA DE
JORGE ~SANTAYANA

Hay dos etapas en- la crftica
de los mitos... En- la primera Sc
les trata airadamente, como 81
fl eran supersticiones; en- la Sc
gunda, como cara risuena, CO.
mo 81 fueran poesfa... La Reli-
g.6n no es otra cosa que la eX-
periencia humane interpreta-
da por la humana imagination.
La idea de que la Religion con-
tiene una representation lite
ral-y no simbolica- de la YER
dad Y la Vida, es absurda,
Quien quiera que acaricie tai
idea no ha penetrado al terreno
de la filosoffa positiva... Los a.
suntos de la religion nunca de-
ben ser temas de controver-
sias".
clay una cierta tragedia en-
la Perfection, porque ell Uni
verso en- que la Perfection sur
ge es imperfecto en- s1.,.'
LA Desiluci6n es Ell princi-
pic de la sabiduria".
"Quien vive Ell Ideal y 10 de-
ia ~eNpresado en- la Scciedad y
ell Arte alcanza una doble in
mortalidad. Lo Eterno 10 ha alb
sorbido en- vida, y muerto va,
su Influenza hace que otros
sean absorbidos tambien por 10
eterno y que sean reencarnacio-
mes o sitios perennes de todos
los valores que merecen sobre-
vivir."
"Quien vive Ell Ideal puede
decir ciertamente que no MORT
ra del TODD, porque tiene una
mocion mas exacta de 10 que en-
verdad es. Ell Sc convierte en- el
spectator y confesor de su pro
pia muerte y de la mutacion
La gaceta., 1930-08-08

ma, molificada por Ell mucho
saber, mucho debe haber sufri-
do con ell ruidoso dprisismO de
las ciudades norteamericanas,
porque era alma de poeta mas
bien que de fil0sofo. Instintiva-
mente ell mistico materialista Sc
retrajo durante su estancia en-
America a la ciudad de Boston,
como 81 quisiera estar 10 mas
cerca possible de Europa. Y
en- las aulas, preferia al trato
con sus famosos colegas la CO.
muni0n fntima con Arist6teles
y Piat6n.
InescrutabIe mandate del
Destino que Santayana, espanol
de espanoles, hijo spiritual de
Don Miguel de Cervantes y Dor
lingo de Lcyola, escribiera toda
su obra en- ingles, inclusive sus
versos, que han sido calificados
de "poesia severamente bella,
enfervorizada por ell emotivis-
mo refrenado del aristocrata es-
pafiol y motizada por la pecu-
liar melancolia del ex-cat6lico
que lamenta la perdida del es-
plendido error que Sc ajusta a
los impulses del alma humana
mejor que la vida misma".
En- 1896 apareci6 su obra,
"El Sentido de la Belleza", la
mejor contribution que jamas
Sc ha hecho a la Estetica en-
Norte America. Este libro colo
co al fil6sofo espanol, de repen
tie entire los pensadores de pri-
mera fila. Pero su obra maxima
fue LA Vida de la Raz6n", en-
La gaceta., 1930-08-08

=" Truenos y rayos !-excla
mo levantandose,-no he veni-
do para contarte mi historic;
tengo algo que hacer que me in
teresa mas.
EN- este momento estoy bus
cando a I'm j6ven que Sc llama
Carlos Cholet; vive en- esta ca
sa, t~verdad?"
81, vive aqui lEs que quie-
re USED verle?
-Verle y hablarle.
i Els que listed lie conoce?
-Probablemente puesto que
vengo a hacerle una vista.
-Entonces va sabra listed
que Sc Marcia.
NO., no 10 saba. iAh! ICON
que Sc Marcia! 5Cuando?
-Esta noche.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
sECUAZ DE CAPONE IDEN
TIFICADO COMO UNO DE
LOS ASESINOS DE ZUTA

Milwaukee, Agosto 8.-La
policia ha identificado, por me-
dio de retratos, a Ted Newbe-
try, secuaz de Al Capone, CO.
mo uno de los cinco hombres
que a~sesinaron en- Dalafield a
Jack Zuta, individuo a quien Sc
considerable complicado en- Ell
asesinato del periodista Lingle.
Los testigos dicen que New
berry era ell hombre que name
jaba la ametralladora y concen
tr0 ell fuego de eSta sobre ell
cuerpo de Zuta, a quien habia
herido otro de los miembros de
la banda de asesinos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
lie el y los medios de encontrar-

de el y los medios de encontrar-
lie. LIE juro que digo la verdad.
-Esta bien, te creo-dijo
sordamente.-Ahora me expli-
co por que tie has asustado tan
to al VERNE. Pero puedes tran
quilizarte; no tengas miedo. Yo
guerra dnicamente hacerte ha-
blair y va me has dicho 10 que
deseaba saber. No vengo a re-
clamarte a mi hijo; va Sc 10
que ha sido de 81.
Tn resplandor sombrio cruz6
por su mirada.
i Els verdad ?-exclam6 la
portera.-l listed 10 ha encon-
trade?
ST.
Ella lan26 un suspiro de ali
VIC.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUE.
VO COMITE NACIONAL
DEL PARTIDO REPUBLI-
CANO

Washington, Agosto 8.-Ha
tornado possession ell nuevo pre-
sidente del comite nacional del
partido Republican,, senador
Fess, de Ohio, que sustituye al
presidente renunciante, Clau-
diusH. Huston, de Texas.
Robert HH. Lucas, de Ken
lucky, fu6 nombrado para di-
rigir la campana del partido,
en- ell otono.
Qued6 designado secretario
George Keim, banquero retira-
do, que sustituira al represen-
tante Fort, de New Jersey, que
renunciara hace algdn tempo.
Huston explic6 su renuncia
diciendo que miembros de su
partido 10 habian perseguido.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
LA COOPERATIVE Ell RE-
CURSE DARA UN ALMUER-
20 Ell DOMINGO

Tn almuerzo ofrecera Ell We
nidero domingo, en- la finca
prpoiedad de La Columna,"
la cooperative Ell Recurso, es-
tablecida en- la Gale Is y ave
ilida 81.
Esta coopera.iv es una de
las mas solventes de Ybor y
1ace mas de un ano que fabri-
@ ell edificio en- que esta 81
tuada.
Tan pronto conozcamos mas
detalles de la fiesta, los dare
mos a la publicidad.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
va no me acuerdo de ESQ.

Ia no me acueruO de ESQ,
algo que me pasaria por la ca
beza... Me aburria en- Paris,
ESQ es todol Esperaba que me
iria mejor en- ell extranjero y
me equivoque. Lo desgracia me
ha acompanado siempre. Me ha
venido pisando los talones sin
cesar.
EN- csc case, ino es listed
feliz?
i Feliz!-respondi6 encO-
giendose de hombros con Juror,
-yo dejo a los imbeciles que
corran detras de ESQ que ellos
lIaman la felicidad; 20 no la CO.
nOzco. No quiero a nadie, no
creo en- NADIA y me burlo de to-
do, incluso de ls-vfda, que~es-la
cOsa peOr que conozco,
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
Ell COMISIONAD0 LESTER
LIE TRIO UN TINTERO A
UN tai SHIRLEY

Molestado porque un tai H.
A. Shirley, de Six Mile Greek,
10 molestaba injustamente, ell
comisionado j, w. Lester, del
distrito numero l, lie lanzo hoy
por la manana un tintero, en- la
casa corte.
Las personals que presencia-
ron ell incidente Sc interpusie-
ron, evitando que ambos hon.
bres Sc fueran a las manos.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08

la que intenta reinterpretar a
A~ristoteles en- terminus del lu-
gar Y del momento. En- ella ira
ia de aplicar ell c~riterio de 10
razonable a las cinco esferas del
Sentido Comdn, la Sociedad, Ell
Arte, la Religion Y la Ciencia.
En- 1923 public6 en- Londres
osro libro, Gel Escepticismo y
la fe animal, y en- 1927 Los
Reinos de la Esencia".
COntinudrd
La gaceta., 1930-08-08

ESQ Sc llama llegar a ITEM
pc. i Para estredharle la
mano y desearle buen viaje?
-Naturalmente : contest6
con una sonrisa maligna.-Y
estara mucho tempo fuera?
No me 10 ha dicho.
. D6nde va?
-Creo que a America.
Esta en- casa?
ST. ,
-iSolo?
-Completamente solo,
-Muy bien, ESQ me place.
tenemos que arreglar unas cuen
tas y hay ciertas cosas que no
es agradable decirlas delante
de genie. AhOra va no te queda
mas que indicarme Ell piso On
que vive.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
estoy muy contenta.

-iAh! estoy muy contenta.
GQue hace? iEsta en- Parish.
Me gustaria mucho...
No hablemos mas de ESQ.,
interrumpi6 bruscamente Ri
cart.
-Entonces hablemos de US
ted-dijo ella - realmente ha
bia salido listed de Paris?
ST.
-lY hace mucho tempo que
ha vuelto?
-Unos meses.
i Habia lido listed muy le-
jos?
ST, muy lejos.
-5Por que Sc march6 listed
sin avisarme, sin que yo supple
Sc NADIA, abandonando a su hi
io?
La gaceta., 1930-08-08

dad fronteriza de Peshawar, no
pudiendo operar contra ella la
aviaci6n inglesa, a causa de ser
desfavorables las condolences
del TEMPO. Los ttibenos fueron
bombardeados aver por 81 ae-
roplanos; pero su Marcia de
avance no pudo ser contenida.
Forman ell contingente 5000
hombres, animados por sus sa-
cerdotes.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
A~GRUPACION "LA COLUM-
NA".-OFICIAL

A los tenedores de tickets pa
ra ell Regalo del autom6vil:
Con motive de no concordar
la fecha del pr6ximo sorteo,
que Sc celebrara ell dia 9 de
Agosto, con la anunciada en-
nuestras papeletas, 10 cual po-
drla acarrearnos graves tras-
tornos, es por 10 que hemos a.
cordado posponer la fecha de
este Regafo, para ell sorteo que
Sc celebrara ell proximo 20 de
Agosto.
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German

RIO de pollcia.
Isl, va 10 Sc, un dia que til
lie pegabas en- la Gale; me han
contado esa historic. Por aquel
tempo la bella Hcrtensia te-
MIA la mano pronto; cuando no
Sc hacia 10 que ella guerra, ipim
pam! Entonces ell comisario Sc
mezcf6 en- ell asunto y tie quito
ell nino.
ST.
-IY despues, que hizo de el?
NO 10 sc.
-Claro, te eonsiderabas muy
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
LOS AFRIDI SIGUEN AVIAN
ZANDO HACIA

Simla, Agosto 8.-Una fuer-
"a hostil de Afridi, tribenos de
avanza por ell vale del
Rio Bara en- direction de la ciu-
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
ExceIente para eI LUMBAR

FL produesO Musterole ahuyents a
@OiOC y 10 Feemplaza con un estaa@
De bfenestar exqnisifO y calnk ante.
Fr0tese suavemente la parte mfectMAa.
Ea un ungtientO bIanco y limpio,
e~labcradO de aceite de mOstaza. Nc
dele de prOcurar hoy miumo ej
MuaterOIe en- su farmacfa. Preclosa
S0e. y SIC. orc americana en- poee@
y tuboss fanatic de hospital SS0N
gro americana,
DpPERA A CUALQUIER SINAPENnaM
o PARCHO DE MOSTAZA.
La gaceta., 1930-08-08
Ell Secretario.

Atentamente,
Nogales international., 1930-01-21
-O-O-O-
High Buildings

It is said that under the French law eight stories
is the maximum height to which apartment buildings
may be built in the city Of Paris but that the French
government, however, has granted special dispen-
sation to permit four gigantic eighteen-story apart
ment houses facing the River Seine in Paris. The
board of public land commissioners, of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, makes the following comment
planning authorities see this as decided step
backward and decry the fact that speculative inter
ests have at last gained foothod in the worlds most
beautiful city,.
Those Of us who are accustomed to plenty of
room either up sideways for business and com
mercial existence hardly appreciate the force of
the Milwaukee boards statement. But the fact re
mains that any amendment so radical in the building
code of Paris might seriously interfere with that
citys future aesthetic growth
Granting that earthquake possibilities Or other
natural forces do not interfere there is much eff
cheney in putting floor upon another But with the
advent of the automobile and airplane cities have be-
gun to spread out Distance has become less and less
a hindering factor in transportation.
For purposes Of safety school buildings are now
being made singestory structures and there is good
sense in that But uniformity in business or residence
in point Of size is not desirable variation Sen
sible building restrictions make property more val
uable