The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-29

...n- visitor at the experiment
e., vas Mr.. Ryorzo Fulfil, of Japan.
80 F,g;i is director Of Moroto Shok-
". comet Kaisha, at Kuwana, Japan,
i visiting several Of the expert
a. cartons in the United States.
=. = particularly interested in cot
r;ce and citrus fruit production
N Florida
large number Of the experiment
...,on division and agricultural col
- men are helping in the meetings
r5ich are being conducted by the ex-
.,.s,o, division in the interest Of food
--o5nction. These meetings commenced
r.rrarv goth. They are being held all
80 the state and will last through
the 31st.
uaInIng In this drive are Dean r.
II Rolfs. Prof ]. NJ. Scott, Mr.. g. L.
lexington. Mr.. VIM n. Black. DR.. ].
= burlington, Mr.. j. o. Traxler, Mr..
~, CONNIE, Mr.. A. P. Spencer, DR..
II Logan, Prof. c. K McQuarrie-
K, \ ". Sanborn. Mr.. L. r. Highfl1.
~ ". Jenkins, MT. S. W. Hiatt,
vsses Sarah Partridge, Agnes Web
s.er Minnie Floyd, Harriet B. Lay
j, Mae Morse, Donnie Griffin, Lon
III Iandrum and Agnes Harris. Work
~ with these men and women are the
county, and home demonstration agents
md also Messrs x. E. Bragdon, A L
Swanson, J. C. Holton, and F. NJ.
0Bvrne. Of the state board; Fl. S.
ucT,endon, of the Florida East Coast
railway: Howard McCurry, of the
s4aboard Airline; L. M. Rhodes. Of
he Bureau of Markets; E. B. o'Kel-
,er. of the Atlantic Coast Line; W. A.
Donson, of the u, s. Department of
Labor; F. Rose, state chemist, and
". Westbrook, OF the L. & N.
abroad. The women's club of the state
IRA represented by the following
aides: Mrs. Edgar Lewis, Fort
Pierce: Mrs. John Melton. Pensacola;
Mrs. Edna Fuller Orlando; Mrs. VIM
Hooker. Ocala: Miss Kate Jackson,
TAMPA. Mrs. Frank jennings and Mrs
" s. Jennings, Jacksonville; Mrs.
Junkin Miami; Miss Elizabeth Skin
7er. Dunedin; Mrs. ]. B. Randall,
L.awtey. and Mrs. J. w. McCollum,
Gainesville.
U. S. Expert Present.
Last Saturday Mr.. Alexander Wet
mora, OF the U. S. biological survey.
spent the forenoon with Director T.
Van Hvning of the Florida state
museum, comforting with him on the
Mclean situation in Florida. Some
Tine ago someone tried to start stir
about the pelicans destroying food fish
in alarming quantities and suggested
shooting them off. There have since
heen several Investigations by differ
a1t parties to ascertain the grounds.
7 any, for such charges against this
!c:eresting bird. and they have result
FL IN favor Of the pelican. Mr.. Wet
more has come to make a. scientific
nvestigation and study the food habits
Of the pelican and make a. final report
on the subject. It IS we'll known that
he pelican feeds on small species of
Ssh that are of very little CONNER
'ial value, and that Mr.. Wetmore's
findings will undoubtedly leave the
Bird It's freedom.
Or. Paul Rartsch and DR.. Meyer,
rom the L. 8. national museum, re-
Gently called TO see DR.. Van Hyning.
They were on their way to South
florida where Dr. Bartsch has been
conducting scietifc studies on cerion
breeding for several years.
College of Law.
san II uSolSi, VI IlIS la" oCiOoi,
T le before the woman's club of
0cala recently
The enrolment Of the college OF
law IS far larger than last year. Since
ne first Of the year mcay new stu
1ents have come into the department
as well as discharged soldiers who
we're formerly students here. The new
semester begins February 8, and a
arge number have written of their
mention to enroll at that time.
Sinre the rehabilitation Of the 8.
\. I G. the John Marshall Literary
society has resumed its weekly meet
rs The prospects are good for the
.eyelopment of a number of strong
oeoaters among the law students.
Student Activities.
WIN the resumption of the OCULAR
e-|ar curricu1a and schedule of
aanlary S, the university students i'm
HeNately made plans to revive all
dent activities. Glass meetings We're
sio. officers elected. literary socie-
.es reorganized. and plans made for
Fncoura cement Of athletics.
ne 1rst real excitement of the year
Nne With the annual flag rush and
OF war between freshmen and
s'Phomores last Saturday afternoon.
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