davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
INTENSE MALESTAR
EN- TODA ESPANA

MADRID, setiennbre o.-Los
elementos poIiticos Sc haIIan ex-
citadisinos con motive de la re-
soluci6n del Gobierno aumentan=
do las tarifas ferroviarias. Cree
Sc cue la medida provocara la
disolucion de las Cortes.
BlLBAO.-La poblaci6n esta
connpletamente azotada debido
a una fuerte sequia.
VALENCIA.-La muItitud sim
dicaiista agita la hueIga. Con
tai motive, ell hambre Sc deia
sentir en- la pobIaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
DON SALVADOR r.
DE GUZMAN


)(-En aquel bote que Sc alicia va ell
seior de Guzman, NOS dijo Reig.
-IQuien es ese?
I'm diplomatico mejicano Es Ell
Encargado de Negocios de Mejico en-
Caracas Un hombre joven.. No llega a.
los treinta afios
-Gviaja solo?
Con su esposa. ;. Una seno~~
pisima. 49,
-Ellos piensan embarcar para Nue.
va York. Estar&n varios dias en- Puerto
Rico mientras toman ell vapor =. De
los Estados Unidos pasaran Mejico.
Van en- viaje de recreo. ives ell bote7
va llegaron la playa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
Ell MARQUES DE
DOSFUENTES

Este noble, perteneciente la rancia
nobleza espafola, desempefa ell cargo
de Ministro de Espafia en- Caracas. Sc
dirige su pals, donde va estar una
temporada, descansando.
Segin nos informaron va a Espana a
conferenciar, tambien, con ell Rey, don
Alfonso XIII, quien ha solicitado .su
presencia en- aquella Corte para ira
tar asuntos de gran inter6s internacio-
nal.
Su excelencia, el Marques Dosfuen
tes, Sc halla en- TERRA hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
Sc YENDE

" aul1mtEn 'sHn1sen super. .six' -
~ magniaess ranGieionss InforniaFkn
e. a hlniniliFaol1a q slis aiaFio.
ADWT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
Ell MOHAWK

Ell vapor Mohawk trajo 134 pasa-
jeros y $500 toneladas de carga para
San Juan y la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10

ua Vln4e'm pala m1Ieancias y gene
lll ~ $3.50 So fangs eEpsIlsneia 81
rnmla Zee Dahs 6ar hnsnas rrfsrsu
N|86 y nw EellGTa
piriiaas ~ y. q nex 6ie Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
Teatro Municipal
COMPANIA VELASCO

"A LOS SRES. ABoNADOS
Sc avisa a los que tienen aparta,-
das IocaIidades, que hoy WER-
MES A LAS 5 DE LA TARDE,
quedara cerrado ell abono y las
locaIidades que no Sc hayan re-
cogida Sc pondran la venta.
LA EMPRESA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
Sc veI1de
En- Santurce

Un SOLAR de cerca de 10000 metros
cuadrados, con buen frente la carre-
terra. Parade 26. propio para magnifca
residencia para division en- 10 solares.
Tiene casa que renta $500 mensuales.
Esta sembrado en- su n1ayoria de hierba
guinea. Informaran zalduondo y Mier.
San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
DON MANUEL cARRErERo

--Es usted primo de Jose Maria?
"El' Caballero Audaz''? Somos pa
rientes. 81, sefior.
-IEs usted escritor, tambien?
Mo senior, comerciante. Soy ell agen
te vendedor de la casa "Floralia" que
Sc dedica al ramo de perfumeria
Don Manuel nos cuenta que ha vi
sitado Puerto Rico otras veces, habien
do realizado negocios con la casa de
Gonzalez Padin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10

La. PILDORAS DE VIDA DEL DIR.
ROSS SC han usado en- miles de hogares d. fami-
has por mas de veinsicinco amos. La demsnda
popular de este remedio. eonstanbemen.e en-
aumento. es prueba eyiden,e de sus meri.os.
AvIso NO. 2o-is
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10

1e neceaila para Ia instruc-
ci6n de dos nihos.
DiFigifse al apartado 25e
1an Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
(Por Gable Inglesl
HORRIBLE cATAcLlSMO EN-
EL NORTE DE ITALIA

EI NON { Dc u HLIH
ROMA, setiembre. 9.-Ha ST.
do verdaderamente macabro ell
terremoto que asolo anteayer ca
81 todas las provincias del nor
te de Italia, pues no solamente
arraso toda la zona de FIoren-
cia y mas de so ciudades, sino
tambien la region de Toscana.
Centenares de ciudades inn
portantisimas, asi como tambien
aIdeas, han sido extirpadas de
raiz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10

iCristeta Gofii!. 49,. Aquella mucha
chita, de pelo corto, que hace ocho o
diez amos revolucion6 San Juan con sus
10 afios horidos y la honda musica de
lie acompaiia su madre. :. Y, tambien
su violin, viaja en- ell "Antonio Lopez. -
tContinua en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
NUMERoSAS PRoVINcIAS
ARRASADAS POR. COMPLETE

KUWA., setIen1bre Y.-EI M
forme Official dice que las pro-
vincias de Florencia, Lesa, liz
vorna. Lucia, Massacarrara,
Reggie. ,DentiIia, M6dena y Pia-
cenza han sido arruinadas abb
solutamente por los terremotos,
que Sc tene vueIvan a repetir-
Sc, pues los ruidos subterraneos
no han deiado de percibirse un
solo momento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
cR1sTETA aoN1

CRISTETA GONI
Hacia Esr/na Sc dirige la gentil ar
tista Cristeta Gofii. LA conoceis? Nos
parece que todos los labios dicen que
"si".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
EsPANToSAS cRIETAS Sc
ABREN EN- TODAS Parties

ROMA, setiembre o.-Las Vio-
lentas sacudidas del terremoto
abrieron numerosas hendiduras,
que, despues de abiertas, Sc ce-
rraban, para volverse abrir'
nuevanente.
Por las grietas saIian horri-
bles coIumnas de hume, que ce-
gaban a la muItitud, cuando hula
loca de terror.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
cENTENARES DE PERSONALS
ENTERRADAS WAS


ROMA, setiembre o.-Los in
formes oficiaIes recibidos a ca
da momento de las regiones aso-
ladas por ell terremoto, dicen
que son nluchos los centenares
de personals que fueron sepulta-
das en- los abisnos de las grie-
tas, baio los hogares reducidos
a polVo, estrujadas entire las
paroles.
Un considerable n1mero de
victimas fueron arroiadas la
superficie, al mismo tempo que
saIfan chorros de aqua hirviendo
Dor las grietas.
MAS DE 1000 MUERTOS
RECOGlDOS HASTA AHORA
ROMA, setiembre o.-ET Rey,
quien Sc encuentra en- la exten-
sisima region de la catastrofe,
ha communicate que, hasta aho-
ra, han sido recogidos 1000
n1uertos.
Los ingenieros zapadores tra-
balan noche y dia, sin relevarse,
para remover los escombros a
que han sido reducidas pobla-
enteras.
Cerca de Livorna Sc abrio un
espacio de mas de 200 metros,
por ell cuaI Sc precipitaron nu-
merosos habitantes.
En- algunos distritos de Ia re-
gi6h, Sc ha tornado lagos cue
eu1pezaron & sec1rse POGO des-
pues de la horrenda conmoci6n
sismica.
En- las regiones devastadas no
quedan Vestigios de arboIes nj de
albergues.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-10
Horrible cataclismo
en- el Norte de Italia

tincion de pobres y ricos, pues
la consternaci6n que domina es
horrible.
13 VECES HA SIDO
ACITADA LA TERRA
ROMA, setiembre o.-En mu-
chos puntos de las regiones si-
niestradas, fueron verticaIes las
sacudidas del terremoto, 10 que
pudieron apreciar algunos SUPER
vivientes, que vieron, aterroriza-
dos, que centenares de perso-
mas, despues de muertas, fue-
ron arrojadas a considerable al
tura.
Despues del PRIMER terremo-
to hubo doce mas, que Sc suce-
dian con intervaIos diferentes.
Las paredes giraban de una
nfanera espantosa y los edifi-
clos quedabanf voIcados en- al
gunas ciudades, unos encima de
otros.
MAS HORRIBLES INFORMES
DEL HORRIBLE CATACLISMO
FLORENCIA, setiembre g.
Mientras Sc sucedian los terre-
nqotos, Ell sol quedaba completa-
rente oculto, por nubes de pol
vo negro, que cegaba los cam
pesinos, quienes creian que ell
fin del mundo Sc estaba aproxi-
mando va.
La temperature descendi6
graduaInnehte, y Ell aire Sc hizo
irrespitable y rnalsai1o.
En- algunas regiones, las grie-
tas vomitaban cenizas y piedras
ardientes.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
Czem zabrane Pol
see dzielnice byiy
Ola Prus.

Nasi nieprzyj1cicle ; hiseorycy
: POD 1icmncJ gTi2zdy twierdza
rPorczywie, re FTydcyk II "a
brad PREY rozbiorze Polski Prusy
Kroicwsk:e i Wicikopolske W
starie wpyoSt opSakanym, &c on to
6opiero zaprowadzi! tam kulture,
re sic 20 tych dzielnicach podro-
zowa!o onego czasu jak po dzi-
kim k.aju It'd. w ostatnich dniach
jcdno z powazniejszych piSm rie-
mieckich posuneio sic nawet do
takiej bezczelnej propozycyi, by
Niemcy, skoro zmuszeni do opu-
szczenia zabranych dzielnic pol
skich, zniszczyli je zupeinie, wy
eiagneli z mich co sic tylko da
oddali je Polakom, w takim sta
ME. w jakim je Fryreryk II objai.
Tymczasem sam Fryderyk II.
zabranie dzielnic polskich uwazai
"a Swietny interes f~inansowy. Po-
wofujemy sic pod tym wzgledem
ma wiasnoreczny jego list, pisany
do brata swego ks. Henryka, "a O.
publikowany W dziele, napisanym
po angielsku przez Hamiltona,
dlugoletniego jego przyjaciela i
powieTnfka: ,,Rheinsberg, Fried
rich der Crosse u Prinz Heinrich
Won Preussen o Andreas Ha-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

milton. Aus dem Euglischcn
pebcrsctz, ven Rudolf Dielitz.
Berlin 1888. r. v. Dcckcr'scher
Vcrag."
Rheinshcrs byi to uroczy paiac
ihykch krolow pruskich, ~polozony
wSrGd piekrego parku pod garni-
zonowem miastem Nca-Ruppip w
Brandenburgii. rezydencya pru--
skich nastepcow tronu, kt6rzy w
Neu- Rupfin cwiczyli sic W szturce
wojskowej. ,R~heinsberg przyj-
mowaIi rozmaitc udekorowane
giowy, pomiedzy innymi Kata-
-zyue II.
Fryderyk II do intryg swych z
Katarzyna II, ktorych ofiara pa
dia PoIska, uzywai brata swego
Henryka, mieszkajacego naow-
czas w Rheinsbergu, moze i ola
tego, by zwyczaiem intrygantow
pozostaG w ukryciu, by pozniej
GAIA wine zwalit ma kogo innego,
ale moze j dla tego, re zdobycie
.,serca" Katarzyny II ME powio-
do mu sic, DO ME zdofat PRECISE
zwyciesko przez przedwstepna
instancye. jaka sobie urzadziia.
Ks. Henryk, zdaje sic, miai pod
tym wzgledem wiecej ,,szczeScia."
Scherr w .Menschlichc Tragi-
komodie". Lipsk 1884. Tom V,
str. 121 w rozdziale zatytufowa--
nym: Die Semiramis des Nor
dens" pisze:, ,,Wenn die Augen
Katharina's II auf einen pungen
Mann gefallen.. musste Roger
son, der Leibarzt der Kaisserin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02
DZIEN JEST
BLISKO.

Narodowe wybory SO obecnie
przeGewszystkiem, twa poczta
Jest pe}na ulotnych piSrn poetic
week. a ty sam zastanawiasz SIG
"a kim powiniencS giosowac. l.
stotnie trudno zdecydowat, po--
njcwaz lyle ~spornych rzeczy jesz-
cze nic sq jasnemi. ZnpeFnlc jest
inaczej, kicdy masz zadecydo-
wac, jake lckarstwo kupit ma
dOlegliwosci zolqd&a. Tu ,wiesz,
re tylko Jest jcdno odpowlednle
iekarstwo. Trinera AmerykansEi
Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma. kazden
kto spr6buje go raz, ME bedzic
wieccj myslat o kupowaniu lnne-
60 preparatu, poniewaz bGdz'c sic
czul iak p. George Ivcich. kt6ry
nam pisal L St. Louis, Mo. dnia
lgo wrzesnia r.b.: ,,Trinera Ane-
rykahski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma
istotnie robi mi dobrze." Tri-
nera Angelica Gorzki Tonk jest
drugiem doskonaiem lekarstwem.
Odpowiedni tonik jest koniecz--
noScia, jczeli trzeba naprawic
wyczerpane silly i wzmocnic ner
wy. Tw6j sprzedawca lckarstw
ma tie lekarstwa ma skiadzie u
siebie. - Joseph Triner Compa-
ny, 1333-45 S. Ashland ave,
CHICAGO, III. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

rabunek i kazda zbrodnia, azeby
ty!ko przyniosiy pozadana ko-
rzySt. .,s.,,.s,. go
To wyznanie Fryderyka II, re
zagarniecie ziem polskich by{o ola
Prus swietnyn Unforeseen finan-
sowym, jest ola mas. Polak6w IA
der drogocennem. Musimy je do
brze. zapamietac i ia kazdem kro-
ku PROFESSIONAL przeciwko fa}szo-
waniu history. Klamstwem jest
wiec, re Fryderyk II zasta} Prusy
Krolewskie + Wielkopolske W O.
P}akanym s~tanie, re musial wiel-
kie naklady robiG, by kraj ten u
cywilizowac / zaprowadzic kultu-
re, jak to pomiedzy innymi pod,
reczniki szkolne dia niemieckicl1
dzieci giosza.
To, co Fryderyk II p~owiedziaE
swcgo czasu, potwierdzily rozpra-
wy niemieckiego parlamentus w
Berlinic i Weimarze, kiedy byla
nova O oddaninu Polsce zabranych
dzielnic. kladziono tam szczeg0l-
MESSY nacisk, re Prusy bez dziel
mic polskich ME moga istniet, bo
to ich spichlerz.
Zbyt malo u%pominamy sic 0 ma
SIC prawa. Niemcy bezustannie
rzucaja nam w twarz: uJestescic
niewdzieczni - mysmy dopiero
II was zaprowadzili kulture" ftp.
Przeciw tcmu trzeba zawsze / jak
najstanowczej zaprotestowat.
Zbrodnia popeiniona IA Polsce
zcmsciia sic jcdnak ma jej spraw-
each. Rozbi6r Polski jak klatwa
ciezyla ma Europe, niepokoj2c ia
i przypominajac krzywde, ktora
wyrzqdziia Polsce. Krzywda ia
przyczyniFa sic do zaostrzcnia i
przed1uzenia wojny obecnej, DO
wiadomem jest, re pok6j byfby o
wielc wczeSnicj ,zawartym, gdyby
Wilson ME byi wysuna} projektu
odbudowania Polski. kiedy wspo-
mniano o kongrcSie wicdehskim I
akcic podpisanym wowczas przez
try nlocarstwa zaborcze, mic
mieccy pelnomccnicy krzyczeli Z
rajwiekszq zioSci2: YC'est Til
chiffon dc papicrT
Lecz mic to ME pomoglo, Fol-
ska powstala, Jest i bedzie!
Rob. w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

CT, moi najdrozszy bracie, "a list
katarzyny; MUSIC CT powiedziec
&c &obec przyjacieIskiej stopy
pomiedzy MIA a tobq trudnob>
wytbmaczyt z~anieclranie podro-
!zy dc Piotrogrodu. Traktuje Gle.
bic jake przyjaciela i prosi Gle
tys jei zrobil PrzyjcmnoSt zoba'
czcnia Gle. Odm6wic jej tego
znaczyloby lyle, co zerwac Z MIA
a przeciez wiesz, re Indyanie mo
wig; ,.Trzeba modlic sic do dya
bla, zeby zapobiedz zlemu, ktore'
by mogi wyrzadzic..
l ks. Henryk pojechaS do Pho
trogrodu a gdy zbrodnia roz'
bioru Polski zostala dokonana
I'ryderyk II pisai. do brata swegc
w czerwcu 1772, pc dokladnej Wi
zytacyi zabranych zietn poiskich
co nastepuje:
,Widzia}em teraz te Prusy, kt6,
re niejako z twych rak odebra'
lem; jestto znakomita akwizycyc
tax pod wzgledem politycznyn
jak i bardzo korzystna pod wzgle,
dem finansowym azeby jednah
ME wzbudzac zbyt wiele zazdro'
sci, movie do kazdego, kt6ry {
tenn chce wicdzicG, re w ciagu
mojej catej podr6zy ME widzialem
mic wieccj, jak piasek, sosny
ng}y i zydow." (Rheinsberg, str
73>.
Fryderyk II posluguje sic wiec
klamstwem, wedlc teoryi Machia,
va!lego, ktory glosi, re W polityce
uchodzi wstydliwoSc, k}amStwo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-02

ind ilIrc vcrt-autc Kammcrfrar
pratassow, wclchc den bezeicll-
nenden Beinamcn Pcprouveuse
fuchrte; NIT dem Kandidatcn das
NOTICE ExanIen vornchmcn.. ."
lego wiec egzaminu ME zdaI
Fryderyk H., zdal go zas brat je-
go Henryk,,
Ks. Henryk, odwiedzaf Katarzy
ne w Piotrogrodzie W latach It'll
-1776 po kilka razy (Rheinsberg
str. 69-77) a Hamilton ma str. II
i 72 pisze o CHI stosurku, re wv
kazdym razie byi bardro p~oufny."
To samo podaje Richardson W "A,
neodotcs OF the Russien Empire
str. 323, \
Minlo wzgledow Katarzyny II
ks. Hcnryk, ME sympatyzujacy z
bratem swym,, skohczonym egoi,
sta, tyranem i bezwzglednym
przeiozonym, kt6ry swemu brat,l
wydawaf najsurowsze rozkazy i
dawai uczuc, re jake krol wyma-
sd Cd niego bezwzglednego posfu
szehstwa nawet W najdrobniej-
szych szczeg5lach niechetnie
'jezdzii do .Piotrogrodu. Snac rola,
narzucona mu przez brata, ME
przypadaia mu do gustu hub
,tego rodzaju gwaltowne amory
sprzykrzyly mt sic z czasem,
Zdaje sic, re ks. Henryk w'ahal sic
W kohcu Z ~wyjazdem do Piotro
grodu, ale brat umiai go zniewolic
do tego, jak z ponizej przytoczo-
nego ustepu listu Fryderyka II
90 Henryka wvnika: ,.Dziekuje
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-07
AT THE THEATERS

CoLUMBIA-Tonight and Thurs
day, Tom Mix. the toughest riding
rough rider in his latest sensation
The Rough Riding Romance" 1t is
a tale of love and adventure in which
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-07
SOCIETY

The WOmen's Auxiliary of the Eps-
copal Church will hold its monthly
meeting at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jonas Viles,
513 Rollins street.
| Misses Alma Baker, BERTHE Sim
mons, Margaret Lohman and Helen
RedfOrd will be dinner guests at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house tonight.
Miss Mary Stewart, Margaret Way
and Alice Kurtz will be dinner guests
at the Delta Gamma house tonight
The Pan-Hellenic Council will elect
officers at the Delta Tau Delta house
at 1880 o'clock tonight
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
announces the pledging of Clarence
Lockwood of Tulsa, Okla.
Mrs. Will E. Smith and Mrs. John
NJ. NOVEL; left yesterday for st. Louis
where they will visit for few days.
Miss Frances Mitchell will return
tomorrow from Kansas City where
she has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell.
Mrs. Patterson Balm and Mrs. w. ].
Ustick will entertain with an inform
al tea from 4 to o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ustick,
in honor of Mrs. Frank p. Bla'r and
her guest, Mrs. John Miller of Mar
shall. Those who will assist will be:
Mrs. j. c. Jones, Mrs. James Gordon.
Mrs H. ]. Waters of Kansas City.
Mrs. II. I. Bragg. Mrs. George Helm.
Miss Mary Louise Brown, Miss Mar
jOrie Jones and Miss Katherine Balm.
Mrs. III. J. Waters of Kansas City
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. B. |
A. Watson.
Mrs. Frank Blair has as her guest |
for the weekend. Mrs. John Miller
of Marshall.
Pi Upsilon Pi. freshman inter-fra-
ternity will give a dinner tonight at
the Daniel Boone Tavern.
Misses Mary Mckee, Mildred Lee
Clay. Frances Cook and Lucille Roy
ston of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority |
will be dinner guests at the Delta
Delta Delta house tonight.
Misses Allene Richardson. Cecale II
n
Barnes of the Chi Omega sorority II
will be dinner guests at the Alpha
Delta Pi house tonight
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-07

as Thomas Holling, and Edwin Ste
vens, in THE Lone VOLTS Daugh-
ter" the sequel to The Lone Wolf
both stories by Louis Joseph Vance
The Lone Wolf is master Grim
inal, who has his daughter raised by
stranger in ignorance as to the real
identity of her father.
Charlie Chaplin. the acknowledged
king of comedians, will also be seen
in one of his best pictures entitled
THE VagabOnd."
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-07

a cowboy wins the heart of a Euro
pean princess. There will also be
shown Chester Outing Scenic and
a Ford Weekly.
/ HALL-Friday and Saturday, Lou
ise Glaum, supported by such actors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-05
ONE N 0 RE FEATHER IN
HEAD-DRESS Of { GREA I
"A M|LY Of SM|T \

The Smith family has put another
feather in the cap OF this illustrious
name.
j. .. VI. Smith " Commerce. Jack
s.a county. Georgia, captured thu
gold medal and $1,000 cash prize i.r
tine largest yield of lint cotton in tAe
United states for 1919. This was ono
of Is prizes offered by Tho Farm
journal of Philadelphia, for the best
three yields Of six important crops
corn, cotton, wheat. oats, alfalfa an1
potatoes. For each crop gold media
and 81 600 i'm cash, silver medal ana
$500 and a bronze medal and $3.50,
were given for the best yields. Tho
purpose of the contest was t1 simu
atn production Of those crops that
would help win the war, and was or
rnrod %, time in 1915 when it was
thought that the war would continue
we'll into 1919.
Five acres were TO hc the minimum
of any entry. Thirteen states captured
the rs prizes. In the cotton contests
tho awards We're as follows.
Gold medal ana $1,000 to j. o. "
Smith Of Georgia, with l3GO.29 pounds
of lint cotton per acre.
silver medal. ana $500 10 $. j. White
Of sumter county, South Carolina, with
1888 pounds Of lint cotton per acfe.
Bron2c medal and $3.50 TO William
Peterson Of Clinton, Sampson county
North Carolina, with 1O4o.S7 pounds
lint cotton per acre.
Throughout the country great inter
est in this contest was manifest state
extension departments banks farm
agents and farm organizations gonG
the limit to capture the prize FOR their
special localities
The average yield of cotton FOR The
last ten years in Georgia has been
1872 pounds. The prize yield was az
most seven times the average yield
Of the entire state.
Mr.. Smith and other prize winners
used the best seed ana adopted the
best methods in cultiyating. The sam
opportunity is offered the cotton grow
ors of Oklahoma and Carter county
hy using the best Of seed and the
best reinforcement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-05
Production of Texas Field.

There is very little change in The
daily production Of the North Genital
Texas fields from last weeks output.
According to the latest figures avail
able the field is off less than 1000
barrels from the daily average Of the
previous week. Ranger and Desdemona
each declined about 900 barrels wh.l"
there was gain Of 1000 barrels daily
in the stephens county pools Hurk'
burnett and Electra are practically
unchanged from last week, aH 1t'
all the smaller pools with the OK
ccption OF Strawn, which shows a &C.
cided gain, the production being con
sidcrahly moro than T 600 barrels daily
for this week
Tho following table gives the daily
average production of each Of the lcjts
for the week,
stephens County. 35.O75 barrels;
strawn. 1910; Moran 100; Ranger,
Eastland, 3g.G4O; Coleman county,
100; Brown county, 24O; Desdcmon5,
$4,000 Potro'ia $40; Holiday, 90,
Iowa Park, 72O; Burlburnett, S1,575;
and Electra 9,3GO.-Star Telegram.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-05
FEDERAL BONRD SNFEGI ARDS
HEALTH OF VETERANS

The federal board for vocational
education, realizing that the good
h,Jliu oc the disabled veterans is nee.
cssauy for the proper administration
of It's many functions, has recently
formulated plans To safeguard the
health and provide medical care for
the men placed in training
The main purpose Of this plan Is
10 keep the men in training, When
it is found that a man has entered
upon training that is not suitable
to his physical condition. upon the
advice Of the district medical officer
he is placed in some other training
that will not impair his health while
preparing to come back"
4 system of medical follow-up work
Is extended 20 all men under the
care of the board, In order to de-
tormine whether the training given
is suitable 10 the mans disability, pc
rodical reports from the doctor,
nurse. and boards counselor, or from
the man himself. are Necessary. Par
uculary is this true in cases Of ar
rested tuberculosis, whore it is nee
cssary to know whether the train
ing being given is likely to result
in a. return Of the disease.
40 man win be removed from
training because his report indicates
Improvement in his physical condi-
ton; on the contrary it will give
insurance that he can complete the
training.
Every man IS entitled to necessary
medical care without charge while in
rining, but he must apply to 4
representative Of the federal board.
as the board cannot pay for medical
services arranged for privately.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-05
That Income Tax.

Have You paid your income tax yet?
If not tho matter had better be- at
tended to at once, as the local collcc-
tor states that there are but few
days left in which to comply with the
law, and the penalty for failure to do
so is n nuc Of $1,000 Every single per.
son whose income was more than 81
600 for the year 1919 must pay a tax,
and every married person whose in.
come for the same period was moro
than $4,000 must also come across
with the assessment fixed by the gov.
ernment.
Partnerships and corporations that
operated at a loss during 1919 must
render q statement and local officers
in charge urge that this matter b.
given immediate attention to avoid
further cost and embarrassment.
The date originally fixed for filings
to close was March 18TH and the To-
cal Office has not been notified that
there will DE any extension granted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-05
Narslcn Man Dead,

The death Of Columbus Marshall
Bowdoin occurred March 4th at ~"
Hardy sanitarium. Deceased was Il
resident OF Marsden. and had moved
there hut short time ago frOM
Doyle. White County, Tennessee.
lie was 2S years of age and came"
west in the hope Of regaining his
health which had been failing fast
in the past few months. He is surviv
cd by a widow and one child. The body
was prepared for burial by HarveY
Brothers and shipped back TO his
old home for burial.