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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
LAS LUSIONES
DE HENRRIETA

Ell padre de Henrietta Butte circult
la noticia por todo el territorio norte
americana de que su hija, una ''girl''
con ounce amos solamente, habia desa
parecido del hogar, Y la policia pusc
en- movimiento cuantos resortes tenia a
/ su a.cance para conocer Ell paraderc
dc la nina. Fuercn infructuosas Las
pesQuisas. Henrietta no deic pista algu
ma al emprender Ell camino de un nun.
co nuevo para ella, era l6gico que
la bdsqueda tropezara con el horrible
obstaculo de la desorientacion.
iSegnramente ell padre abandonado
pensaria, al principle, en- una fuga poi
amor. Hasta los oidos de la criatura
inocente habrian legado las frases men
tirosas de un Don Juan del Norte la
quimera asu1 habria puesto ensuefios
aeiiciosos en- su cerehro. Pero, despues,
desecharon La idea, porQue, no 80 saba
que Henrietta hubiera escuchado va
esas palabras que son tan agradables Y
peligrosss, cuando llegsn a un cora
zon virgen en- el que la hiel de los
destngsfios no ha sacado aGn la deli
ciosa sensibiidad femenina Todos sa-
bemoss que de los is a los 20 afos la
mujer en- cualQuier lugsr del Planeta
es tan debil a las solicitudes amoro
sas que estas le producen un cosquilleo
semejante al que experimentamos en-
contacto con una pila electrca.
1uego creeria Mr. Butte que su nj
ma, vfctima de los pocos amos. hubiesa
caido en- uno de los m1ftiples LAGOS
que Ia maldad teje al psso de la inc
cencia. Y 10 suponemos desesperado al
vsrse sin el ser querido en- quien depo-
sitara tods la ternura de padre.
Henrietta, empero, no habia sucum-
bido los requiebros de un galan nj
lss arteras acechanzas del NAL. Des-
lumbrada por la cinematografia, sinti6
el deseo de rivalizar con Mary Pick
ford otrs estrella de la pantalla y
fiie tras su idea como la mariposa atrai-
da por Ia Quimera de luz -
AL encontrarse con un poiicia grave
va descubierta, en- les Angeles, Cali
fornis, declare que habfa abandonado
su residencia voluntarialnente, revan-
dose una cantidad de dinero que le con-
flo su padre. y dirigi6ndose a I'm esta-
blecimiento einematografco para ingre
sar como artista. fh e;t
Los honlbres dados al analisis So ha-
bran visto perplejos con esta decla-
racion. Porque Henrietta Butte ha de
mostrado los ounce amos que ademas
de sentir una gran aficion por ell cine
matosrafo, conocs los secretos de la
vida y sabe que para peregrinar con
exitc satisfactorio es necesario llevar
Ia bolsa repleta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
LAS .EQUIVOCACIO-
mes DE FRANCIA

La ayuds que Sc presta a la cam
paha polsca contra Ia Russia Soviet.
segtr opina Ell general sarrail. uno de
los mas notabies piilitarer franceses.
es una grave equivocacion de los con
servadores franceses. QnieneF cegados
POI el desso de recuperar e, dmero
prestsdo Russia en- los dias del saris-
mo, suefan con 9, sngrandecimiento
de Polonis.
f. deseo dc conytituii Polonia en-
una nacionalidad poderosa mace del rnis
dc que atin Sc tiene a Aiemania. FL sls
msntO conservadol intenta continuar IL
poiitica de Clcmenceau, que sofiaba con
levantar un circulO hostil alredot de
Russia, cuando la salvaci6r Dc Europa
descansa precisamentc sobrs ur inns.
diatc restabiecimiento de rslacionss co
merciales en- todhs parties.
Frsncia no tiene en- e. exterior una
politics prOpis ' dsnnida. Sc iirnita
seguir al pie de la letra 10 Quo Lloyd
George sugiers. sirviendo dc moniRots
Inglaterra en- la gran empresa esps-
culativs dc levantal intereses Britani
cos EN- Persia en- ef Cercano orisnts.
Francis est$ sirviendc tontamcnte de-
iris rmentc los astutos estadistas In
gleses. e. tratado tlTco es una fuenss
de perpetuos connictos. Todos los tfa
taaoi del mundO seriar inencacey para
he!enizaI Ia Tracia Ad5anopolis.
Aup cuande Ia delegation tnrcs ponga
BIZ frma al Trstado. el pueblo tnrco
nunes dars cumpliniento a sur dispo.
siciones
Como resultado. no seria extraho cue
Turquia buscara aliangs con otra 20
tencia, quo inevita blemente aers Russia.
Russia estara probablemente dispuesta
E permitir a Turquia que continue ba
10 un regimen imperial soberano, n cam
bic de que Sc lie de salida al Bosforo.
que hs sido una de sus grander ambi
clones durante muchc tempo.
Aun en- 10 que respecta la politics
dc ocupaciop er ell Rhin, Francia esta
La practica las teorias de Ia
glaterra. Francia ha levado la PRO
vincias del Rhin grandeS fuerzas de ocu
paci6n, On ves de haber resnudado sus
relaciones amistosas con Alemania por
medic del restablecimiento de relacio.
mes comerciales para que Francia pn
diera obtener ell carbon las materias
priRas que necesita para dar fuerte i'm
pulse a sr vida industrial
: Las fuerzss militares franresas dss
tacadas en- Ell Rhin son diez veces mas
grandes que la de Ingiatefra absor-
veran casi la mitad &c 10 que le co
rrespnnde en- calidad de indemnisaciO-
mes
rs indudable que una sederaci0n de
naciones es indispensable a Ia par fu-
tura de Europa, pero la proyectada Ii
ga de naciones. que no esta bssada so
bre sanoS principles econ6micos, que no
tiene poder efectivo, que es aebil instfn
mento puesto al servicio de las nacfo
mes victoriosss en- la gran guerra. no e.
in organization perfecta one el mum
40 necesita para conducir sus asuntos
por las Was de la paz ' ell orden.
En- 10 que respecta la tension de re
laciones entire los chcco-eslsvos Po-
lonia, los checos. Sc inchhail procurar
una salida al mar; v para conseyuir
su prOposito, una alianza con Russia IS
necesaria Q inevitable.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28

cibido Ia promeSa dc o'ie s. NJ. 81 rev
don Alfonso asistirs las ceremonias
de la Inauguration. que sc trata de,
que sean muy solemnes.
No sc ha determinado todavia el
sitio de ubicacion del monumento va
cilandose entire las plazas de Tarifa
" Trafalgar q t~f
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ArENo1oH

Sc vsnds un apiario de raza italia
IA con reinas del afo pasadO. Toaas
son $50 colmenas bien nutridas. In
tormarA en- Mayaguss Pedro B. Cintr6n
Gale san Rafael No. 81 : J. Adyt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28

Aver tuvo efecto en- el Capitulo Ca
ridad No. s., cl ac.o della entrega de
la joya que dedica este Capitulo a su
ex-matrona dofa Pillar M de Gomez
Brioso 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
GONZALEZ PESA, Abraham

GONZALEZ PENA. Abraham
Cloto
HILL, Heador ~a
Ell Crimen del Castillo
HUGO, Victor ~ 3sE
Los Miserables ( tonios)
Napoleon Ell Pequeio
Han de Islandia slg.
Los Trabajadores del Mar
FL Hombre que Rfe.
Nuestra Sonora de Paris
El Ano Terrible
FL Noventa v Tres
Historic de un Crimen
Los Castigos
Cosas Vistas
La Piedad Suprema
La Leyenda Gle los Siglos
Rayos y Sombras
FL Rhin
LESUEUR, Daniel
La Mascara de Amor
FL Calvario de una Mujer
Secreto Mortal
LYNCH, L. Lawrance
Detectives Rivales
La Hija del Terrorista
La Hija del Detective
Los Tres Detectives
OPPENHEIM, Phillips E.
Falsa Evidencia
PASCHETTA, Mario
Historic de Napoleon l. Il.
POE Edgard
Historias Extraordinarias Y Aven
turas de Arturo Gordon Pym.
RETANA WenceslaO E.
La Tristeza Errante
RICHEB0URG. Emilio
Los Hijos del Delito ~
La Muerta Resucitada III
Las dos Cunas
Dos Madres II
FL Hijo
Las Cortesanas de Paris II
ROCHE, Regina Maria
Oscar Y Amanda g tomos)
SIENKIEVICZ. Enrique
Mas ALA del Misterio
La Casa Solariega
SUE, Eugenio
Los Misterios de Paris q tomos)
Los SiSete Pecados Capitales q is
Martin el Exposito
Juan Cavalier
MatiIde
Paula. Monti. Ell Marques de, Leto
riere
SUTTNER, Baroness Berta de
iAbajo las Armasl
SCRIBE, EugeniO
Piquillo Aliaga
SCOTT, Walter
Ell Conde Leicester
FL Pirata
Ivanhoe
Waverley
Quintin Durward
FL Antcuario
SHOW, Frank 3
Los Conquistadores del Polo
TOLSTOI, Conde -
La Guerra y la Paz e tomos)
Ana Karenine e tomos)
vAUCELEs. J. #
Ell Duque de Ciempozuelos
VERNE, Julio Z
De la TERRA a la Luna
Cinco Semanas en- Globo E
La Yuelta al pundo en- so, dias
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y AUDOUIN, Maxine
5 Los Millones de Grawborn.
BRAEME, CarlOta
Azueena, Leonor
Dora Thorne
BEECHER STOWE, II.
La Cabaha del Tic Tom.
BREBNER Percy
La. Princesa Martha
BULWER LYTTON, E.
Los dltimos dias de Pompeya
: CAPRANICA, Marques Luis /.
Sixto V (dos tomos)
Ell Gran Diablo
La Condesa Melzo
I CONSCIENCE, Henry
Ell Demonio del Juego
OAK, Pierre !.
La Envenenadora
: DECOURCELLE, Pierre
Las Dos Golfas
) D'ARzEGLI0. Maxine
Hector Fieramosca
\ DICKENS, Charles
Ell Hijo de la Parroquia
AImacen de Antigtiedades
DUMAS, Alexandra
Los Tres Mosqueteros
Amaury.
Veinte amos despues
FL Vizconde de Bragelonne g tms.)
Memorials de un Medico q tms.)
FL Collar de la Reina
Angel Pitou
La Condesa de Chsrney q tomos)
La Dana. de Monsoreau q tomos)
La Reina Margarita
Los cuarenta Y cinco
Ell Pale del Duque de Saboya
Las Lobas de Machecoul g tms.)
Et Caballero de la Casa Roja
Memorials de. Garibaldi
Historic de una Cortesana
Ell Tulipan Negro
Una Hija del Regente
Aventuras de John Davis
Los Borgia
s La Boca del Inferno
Actea-Sultaneta Is
DU TERRAIL. POnsOu
Hazafas de Rocambole (2tms.)
Resurrection de Rocambole g tmsl
Ultima palabra de Rocambole
Las Miserias de Londres
La Soga del Ahorcado
FEVAL, Paul or
Ef Hijo del Diabo'
Los Amores de Paris
Las Hijas de Luna
Ell forbade
S FOE, Daniel de
Aventuras de Robinson Crusoe
GABORIAU, Emilio
Los Vencidos
FL Procesc de Lerouge
FL Dinero dc los otros
La Cuerda al Cuello
Los Esclavos de la Culpa
( La Vida Internal ,
Por el honor del nombre
GALOPIN, Arnold
: La Espia del Cardinal
: GERMAN, Henry
5 Ell Hijo Abandohado
( Los Saltimbanquis
{ FL Secreto de Matilde
La Venganza de Morabito
5 La Bella Luison
GUITTON. Gustayc
Los Apaches de Paris
I La Escuela del Crimen
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vENTA DE FLORES r cORoNAs
.1Quisre usted bonitas FlCrss . Co
rOnas7 Llame a Martin Pena. Stop
20 Telefono 422 verde, santurce, y
encontrara 10 que dsssa sisndO tnme-
diatamsnte atendido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-28
LIBRERIA REAL FIERMANOS
Obras de la BibEoteca Grandes Novelas
acabadas de ecbn Estabeceno so empa
vILLEMER, Maxine

C<oocScsooocccoooo.Sso.oso=c-oc-c
VILLEMER, Maxine
Amor del Diablo G. tomos)
VOLNEY. Conde de
Las Ruinas de Palmira
WARDEN, Florence
Bandidos Arist6cratas
MONTEPIN, Xavier de
Los Misterios de la India
FL BigamO
La Hija del Asesino +,
Los Dramas del AduIterio
La Mujer del Payaso
Los Caballeros de Lansquenet
Su Majestad el Dinero
La Hija de ,Margarita G tms)
Los .Amores de un Loco
La Matrona
La Arana Parisiense
La Panadera
Ell ultimo Duque de Hallali
Ell Mercader de Brillantes
Los Crimenes de la Ambici6n
La Senorita de Conpahia
El Premio ,Gordo
Ell Testamento Rojo
Ell Crimen de Asnieres
Los Companeros de la Antorcha
La Gitana
La Confession de un Bohemia
La Venganza del Nizconde
La Muerta en- Vida
MARMoL. Jose
Amalia (dos tomos)
MARSH, Richard
Ell Crimeh = el Criminal
MANZONI, Alexandra
Los Novios
MEREJKOWSKY, Demetrio
La Muerte de los Dioses
La Resurrection de los Dioses
NJ AhO, Mario
Ell Huerfano del Regimiento
TRACTION de Amor
Las dos Rivales
FL Corneta de Ordenes
Ell Triunfo de un Detective
Los Presidairios del Amor
Ell Amante de la Hebrea
El Hijo de la Loca
MARRYAT, Captain
Pedro Simple as.t #.
Ell Perro DiabolicO
OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGk ARR
"A 35 Ctys. EejempIar-
Los Pescadores de Perlas
La Perla Roja
AL Polo Norte
Los Pescadores de Ballenas
La Capitana del Yucatan
Flor de las Perlas
Ell CAPTAIN Tormenta
Ell Rey de los Cangrejos
Invierno en- el Polo Norte
Honorata de Wan-Guld
La Venganza
FL Estrecho de Torres
Ell Leon, de Damasco
Morgan
Los Horrores de Filipinas
La Reina de los Caribes
Los Cazadores de Cabezas
Yolanda
FL Corsario Negro
Los Solitarios del Oeeano
La Soberana del Campo de Orc
Una Drama en- ell Oceano Pacifi,
q tomos) A ,s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07
Says Conditions
 in Hospitals for
 Insane Terrible

Chicago, March 6.--Thes situation of American hospitals for the in sane was termed truly terrible" by Rev. Ray Lyman Wilbur, president of Stanford University, in an address he delivered here today at the an nual congress of medical education
 After emphasizing the need for teaching hospitals in every large city in the country, Dr. Wilbur had this to say of the hospitals for the in- sane
 We put tens of thousands of the mentally sick into great isolated i'm stitutions, largely without medical students or training schools for nurses. Through competent adminis- trators we care for them req sonably we'll, but we have learned and are learning but little of mental diseases.
 'The ignorance of the average medical man of physcology and psychiatry is painful. Every such hospital should be live optimistic center for study and not a pen for the lingering care of the hopeless or semi -hopeless. We cannot think of medical education in the future with out brining the stimulus of the student to all such hospitals and likewise bringing one such hospital into the closest of contact with every medical school
 "Perhaps with the establishment of such conditions we can gradually place the decisions upon the ques- tions of mental conditions in the hands of physicians instead of in those of untrained judges and emo tional jurors"
 Dr. Wilbur said that community welfare depends upon the engineer and physician more than the politi- cian." He suggested that the state foster the study of the causes of disease to reduce the heavy burden of sickness, weakness and mental un- soundness" But he continued. "ddr- ing the period immediately before us no greater disaster could come to the medical education than to have it and all of it's necessary accessor- ies fall completely into the hands of the state. The glory of American education lies in the bold look ahead to d democratic state with govern ing bodies and public wise enough to provide leadership in medicine, but for several generations we can not safely trust the future of medical education to the chance of politics.
 .'The safety of the state university medical schools will come from the active presence of those independent- ly endowed setting the standards"
 When the existing medical institu- tions of all sorts become centers of education of one form or another, Dr. Wilbur said, i've can envy the physical comfort and happiness Of the race"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07

hibition resulted in an increase of nearly s10,000,000 in the value of spirits, wines and liquors shipped out of the country in 1919, compared with 1918, according to foreign trade reports issued by the depart ment of commerce.
 During 1919 total of 48,465,851 gallons of spirits, wines and liquors valued at s19,449,484 were exported against 21,242,220 gallons at s9,9O0,- 500 in 1918. Whiskey was the heav- jest item of alcoholic exports for the year, 2,936 gallons of bourbon valued at s1,560,604 and 247,553 gal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07
Extend Time in
 Essay Contest

Cincinnati. O.. March 6.--Intercst
 in the world wide contests for essays written on "Why We Should Have an American Language" under the direction of State Senator Robert J. OiBrien, which was to close February 9, has been extended to April G, upon request of students in univer- sities and schools throughout the United tSates and Europe, according to MT. O'Brien.
 Students, it was explained were unable to compete for the prizes until the expiration of the first semester of the school year, and will now have more time to prepare essays. In addi- ton many of the essays were sent back to writers because of failure to typcwritc the manuscripts as pre- scribcd by tho rules of the contest.
 Senator O'Brien announced that in addition to the four prizes, consist ing of $200 for first prize, s75 for second, $50 for third and ss5 for fourth an additional seven prizes. three of $10 and four of S5 would be- given. total of II prizes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07
War Acts Used in Fight Against
 the Sim Fein

Dublin, Mar. 6.-The defence of the realm act. adopted for purposes of the war. Is being freely employed in the governments struggle with the Sim Fein. It was under the DOW CTS delegated to the government by this act that the Frceman's Journal was suppressed. In accordance with this law also many cases of alleged sedition which ordinarily would be tried in civil courts now are heard by courts martial. ,Deportations of suspected persons are made under this act and it is charged that lead tiiav lrishmcn arc kept in prison in England without the necessity of bringing against them any specific complaint.
 The government, however. does not Uxnfinc itself to the exercise of it's Wrr powers under the Defense of
 e Realm act, but many prosecu-
 Tn take place in. the ordinary way | 6Fe police magistrates. This is
 l nsnaI in Dublin, where the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07
Henry Newman, state librarian. Col umbus, Ohio.
COLONIES GO SOUTH.

Louisville, Ky, Mar 6.-The first week of March is expected to be the time Managers Joe Mccarthy will gather the ball players who will play with the Louisville club this season and board train for some Southern training camp. Between 20 and 30 players will go south with the Louis williams. Manager Mccarthy has ar ranged tryouts for two recruit catch CTS, Deigan and Schmidt, and an out fielder, Eddie Meeks, a local semi professional.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07

pointed salaried officials; but are rare in the provinces where the magistrates are unpaid.
 Apart from the instances of the governments conflict with the Sim Fein, the lift of the country proceeds as usual. Regular courts of law sit everywhere and Sim Feiners ap- pear before the civil courts as liti- gants and as lawyers; but they re- fuse to recognize the jurisdiction of the same judges when sitting to try criminal offenses.
 An experiment of holding Sim Fein courts under the authority of the Irish republic has been tried. but on small scale. It is only possible where a dispute can be set tied by arbitration. since there is not as in the case of the ordinary legal courts any means of compelling the obedience of the unsuccessful liti- gant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07
OF FIRE

comes from your neighbor's house it is time for you to think hard about what would be your plight if the
 fire were in your house instead of his. You have been putting off in- suring from time to time. Don't put it off any longer or you may find you have put it off too long Having us insure you today IS the only safe way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07

NEW YORK-Miss Virginia Eckhardt says she's going to open a millinery shop in her home city. Detroit. with the s2O.OOO a jury here gave her in her breach oi promise suit against Hugh J. E. Blakely, treasurer of the Globe Transportation Co. Hugh told her he was widower, she says. He wasn't Now he has to pay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07

Ions of rye at s179,769 being e ported.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07
U. s. Exports of
 Liquors Large

Washington, March 6.-America' last year of export trade in alcoholic beverages. before the advent of pro-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
COAL LANDS OWNED
BY RAILROADS. IS
OFFICIALS IDEA

The opinion ~ che court. af read lv
1usiirr Clarke. sustained n uDrluNl
81 Language practically every contcn.
ton raised hy the Government iu lts
brief Il wa held that the Lchish Val.
lfy railroad through thD coal cump7r
~ the same name. and other suhsidl.
aries. monopulizCd the production
transportation and sllc II anthracite
coal from mines located along ne liner.
that this monopoly was sustained
through illcv1l preference 20 the sub.
salaries aud that The organization ~
coal salcs company was IN fact n mere
device Co cirCumvont the so-Ctll'd com
modify clause 81 the interstate COR
mercc act. which forhids a common car
ricr 10 transport coal in which Il has
any interest
This histury ~ almost % years" tho
opinion said after reviewing the NE
- thorallroad rom IL inception, "cas,s
an illuminating lighi upon the inteHi
ard purpose with which the combina.
tion here assailcd was furm,i and con
iinu,d"
Evidence Accepted.
Evidence submitted hy the Govern
ment was accepted aa proving that "a
railroad controlled go 1000 acres % an
,hracite lands alorg It's line. IN the
limited ARA 81 anthracite producing
territory" and tina; % per cent ~ the
c,ai tonnagV moved by the railroad "
iseS was controlled by H.
Justice Clark said the court conclul
I'd that II was clearly established that
prior 90 the enactment q the antitrus'
ACT. the railroad company. In ccmhinn
tion with its coal company subsidiary.
deliberately entered upon n policy ~
making extensive purchases q anthra
cite hand tributary 10 TIE railroad com.
panys line. Coz the purposc ~ con
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
Church ParIors to
Be Open Each Day,
Says Dr.. H. W. Virgin

Tho church purlors NJ the First Elp.
ti.t church win io opened every night
~ Oh, week save Sltudly. if the plans
90 the pastor pr " ". Virgin iUr d.
library ru through.
pr NirEn announced from tine pulp',
SUNDAY evening that a. had been pro
scented with check by one of the mem.
l,r Df his chuuh with which o. star.
fund for the establishment of q
church library. which is tu tc equipped
with hooks uf every sort ma q phono.
rIph. equipped with % good selection
,f records Among the h,okH win
which i' s planned % stock tho shelves
uf the proposed library there win b.
lection ri tho various classes. ana clar.
.e literature. ss well as books II un
educational nature
\ sacred cpnc"rt viii De- hold an Fri.
dIy night December 10th at the church
warriors hy the choir and orchestra An
Admission f., WI be- charged and the
rr,.Uf. vIl ru rtn the library fund.
an young people viii De- urged 60
mlk, ia. n,w library their center when
o. is ,.lh. shed. and viii De- invited ~
sr,h tn,ir anus, mcnt and recreation
there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS HANDLED BY BUILDING COMPANY

are only four others IN the United
States To- h. no distinguished thcso be-
Ink the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology. University Of Illinois.
University Of California and tnycr'
sity 81 Washington. the -four largest
schools IN the whole country. The fact
that a. & NJ. II one OF this group az
prominent institutions pioKod To- give
inst, uction Ia aorunautics N very
gratifying a. the authorities here.
President hizzcll considers. II Ms the
mos, fitting recognition that could b.
p9id tn A. 4 NJ by the War Depart
ment. and az nn example of the Inn
portnncc Il has among other high,r
institutions Of learning with the War
department
In. Hizzell states that the instruc.
ton VIII BE- restricted 90 ground train
ing and the summer camps will give
the instruction In flying. The add
tion If this unit will increase the mil
itary equipment az the college by ai'.
proximately 100000. Just what this
equipment will consist uf will b.
known ms soon as Major Russell ar
rlvcs and makes his rsluisi,ion from
the Mar Department.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-07
BENTON TELLS HOW
rO kEfP PIGS GROWING

Harmon Benton. County Agent. has
written an article on worms and lice,
Tor the benefit ~ members ~ the
Guaranty state Bank FIX club "
which h. II supervisor. The article In
part reads ns follows
Worms rnd lice are the most com.
mon serious pests at hogs. These par
asitcs not only sap the blood from
your pigs, hut make them restless and
hard % keep In gool condition. Dc
not feed lice ana worms Oct ria og
them. VI
Lice may De controlled by the use
Of crude oil. II IN oasily applied viii
q spray pump or an old broom II
YOU have a dipping tank, film II ol
on the surface viii do the work. Hog
vgillows often carry infection from
ycnr o. year. and are undesirable, 10
you provide wallows Tor your hogs,
by all means keep film of oil on
them Guruy sacks wrapped around
posts aud Kept saturated with crude
oil viii be- used by the hogs and win
nid In the control ~ lice Saaning
quarters and bedding should BE-
sprayed with oil, \ pit containing
sncks saturated with oil H. beneficial
Tor a wnlluw Tor hogs In winter