Professor Raymond Moley has quit at last. It has been rumored for weeks that he would. Newspapers called it a split with Secretary of State, Hull, but the Professor denied this and claimed that his love for journalism had forced him to accept editorship of a weekly for Mr. Astor. Whatever the reasons the administration has lost a good man.

Missouri rejected the 18th Amendment and became the twenty-second state to pull that act. Only fourteen more are needed to complete the repealing three-fourths. Fifteen are scheduled to vote before Nov. 8. Looks like we may have a "liquid" Thanksgiving.

The first attempt of United Federal and city officials to check kidnapping had the appearance of a flunk last week in Chicago. While the police and federal men were waiting for the kidnappers of John Foster to "slip up" in their trap, the kidnappers hired a farmer boy and paid him ten dollars to take them over another route.

Word was received to the effect that the University Commons would not accept the code. Negro help and the "no profit operation" was given as the reason for failure to cooperate with the N. R. A.

According to a recent order handed down, London police are no longer allowed to be married within the first four years of service. The commissioner wishes to keep as many constables as possible living in station homes so that they may be available for emergency calls. Not a bad idea, but pretty tough for the love-sick nurse.