Le Literary Digest . posalsregarding la Russie : (1) Le overthrowof Bolsheviki l'interven-tion par les armes. (2) Le renforcement de la lutte anti-bolchevique en Russie par everyother éléments moyens que l'envoi. oftroops (3) retrait des troupes associatedAllied, et une tentative d'arrangement de travail avec theBolsheviki reacha. Paris rapporte que le Conferencewill la paix tenir des sessions le mardi, mercredi, jeudi et vendredi de eachweek. L'octroi de l'élection dans l'Allemagne d'un responsiblegovernment et stable, la signature de thepeace traité est espéré en mars. Le Conseil suprême de l'Inte

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The literary digest . posalsregarding Russia: (1) The overthrowof the Bolsheviki by armed interven-tion. (2) The strengthening of the anti-Bolshevik elements in Russia by everyother means than the dispatch oftroops. (3) Withdrawal of associatedAllied troops, and an attempt to reacha working arrangement with theBolsheviki. Paris reports that the Peace Conferencewill hold sessions on Tuesday, Wednes-day, Thursday, and Friday of eachweek. Granting the election in Ger-many of a stable and responsiblegovernment, the signature of thepeace treaty is hoped for in March. The Supreme Council of the Inter-AlliedPeace Conference decides that nogeneral opportunity is to be affordedGermany, for the present at least, tomake progress toward a resumption ofnormal economic conditions. In theAmerican sector, says a report fromCoblenz, the American authorities havestarted German production, and limitedsales both in Germany and in France arepermitted. Lord Robert Cecil, British authority onthe formation of a league of nations, . HOME GARDENINGIN 1919 The war, bringing with it unprecedented food conditions, awakenedmany thousands o? Americans to theimportance of home gardening. Consider alone the wonderful activities of the United States SchoolGarden Army, in which were en-listed during the past year 1, 500, 000boys and girls, representing 4, 390cities. Fifty thousand teachers re-ceived special instructions in garden-ing. This army tilled 60, 000 acresof unproductive home and vacantlots, converting this land into food-producing areas. In New YorkCity the profits were Five Dollarsfor every One Dollar expended. Although the war is over, the neces-sity for producing the maximumvolume of food is still pressing.America must still feed herself andin addition a large portion of Euro-pean population. The substantialachievements already attained ingarden activities must be continuedduring 1919. This year it is hoped to enlist in theSchool Garden Army five millionboys and girls. The army of adultgarden

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