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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
HASTINGS HAS A
COUNTY DIVISION
BEE IN BONNIE. I
Potato Town Wants a
School House and a
Real Court House
tSpecial to The News.)

Hastings, July 15-County division
sentiment in this section of St. Johns
county is beginning to develop again,
and it is not at all improbable that a
bill will be introduced in the next leg
islature to cut off this rich section so
that it can get what it wants.
Maps have already been made and
many citizens who in former years
offered objections to a new county, a
majority preferring to annex to Put
nam county, have indicated that they
are now heartily in favor Of new
county embracing the Hastings pota-
to district.
1t has been shown that the taxes
now being paid by the proposed dis
trict would more than support a new
county and at the same time allow
sinking fund for a bond issue for a
school building and court house.
The expenses Of the officers Of the
new county would be no more than is
being paid at present, if as much. All
county officers of any consequence
are fee officers. At present citizens
either have to mail or go to st. Au-
gustine on legal business that could
be attended to here at home with the
additional expenses. Taxes would be
no higher in the new county for they
have about reached the limit Of the
law now.
The people of the Hastings district
have never received justice at the
hands of the politicians in the county.
At the present time Hastings is prac-
tically without a school building and
there seems to be no effort to get a
new one. Eevery effort orphan put
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
Willy NEGRO SELLS CAT
FEET TO AID SKIN PLAYERS

Plant City, July 15-Frank Wilson
negro, professor Of "Magistic Work, -
has added a new one to the list of
rabbit foos" and other lucky CHAINS
He has run afoul of the law and been
fined $25 and costs in municipal court
here for selling negro Skin game"
players cat feet with a guarantee
that if the charms were handled pro-
perly the holders We're certain to be
winners. He did not say what would
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
Sunday Morning, Wly 10, 1922.

was fined $16.25 on charge Of car.
less and reckless driving. Aftcr M
ver's death, Jones was arrested at i.
East Church street address and VI,
taken to Fernandina. His wife \
with him.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
BRIDEGROOM STILL IN JAIL
FOR KILLING ELECTRICIAN

Jacksonville, July is - Otis ..
Jones, %, who eloped four days ago
with Miss Frances White, is, and
now being held in the Fernandina
county Jail on charge of manslaugh-
ter, following the death Of L. D. Do
var, Callahan's city electrician, prob
ably, will be given bond today.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16
REVIVAL MEETING AT RODMAN
ReTt D. F. Barry Conducting a Ser.
les of Meetings There.
Especial to The News


Bpdman, July 15-The Baptist
of this place is holding a revival with
its pastor, Rev. D. F. Barry, doing
the preaching. The services Sunday
will be as follows: 10 a. n. Sunday
school Come and worship with US;
there is a place for you in our Sun
day school. II a. m, preaching by
the. pastor. Z p. m, B. Y. P. u, B.
S. outlaw, president. This is a train
ing, school for service for the Master,
we; therefore especially invite you to
code and be with us. p. m, prea-
chibg by the pastor.
Miss Myrtle Outlaw, of Center Hill,
Florida, is visiting her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Outlaw, and
is being delightfully."- entertained
-ba = s-;efffnd hara
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16

forth in the past has been wrong le-
gally it seems and Hastings is as far
apparently, from a new school build
ing as she was when the movement
was launched several years ago.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16

happen if all the participants in a
game possessed the charms. Wilson
sold the pedal extremities of the fe-
lines under cover for few days but
finally became so bold in his peddling
that the police got him. Directions
accompanying the charms declared
they should be sprinkled freely and
frequently with "shine" and perfume.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-16

Another invention needed in h.
sweaty kind of weather is someth,.
that will keep kiss from skiddn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Two Flood Sisters
Object to McNulty
Handling Estate
Third Asks He Be Appointed
Co.administrator of Broth
er'sProperty; P]edgetoDe-
liver Irish Vote Charged

Surrogate Cohalan yesterday listencd
to recital of objections by members
of the family Of Eugene J. Flood, who
died last November, to the appoint
ment of Patrick J. McNulty. formerly
state pres ident Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians. to act as oadministrator
of Floods estate
The objections developed when Mrs
Anna Ryan, sister Of the dccedcnt. and
McNulty, who was friend of Flood
applied to the Surrogates' Court to
be appointed temporary administrators
Flood made q will leaving the income
of his estate to his nincty-year old
mother. According to Mrs. Ryan. she
and McNulty managed tho properties
or her brother for a long time prior
to his death and Flood held McNulty
IN high regard.
Mrs. Katherine F. Brady and Mrs.
Susie +. Murray, sisters OF Flood who
oppose the appointment Of McNulty,
submitted eXtroCts of testimony in a
case against John Dewey and "The
Gaelic American,' wherein, it is al
legged, McNultv was accused Of accept
my moneys of the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernlans and Of pretending that he
could deliver the Irish vote in this city.
The sisters also alleged that McNulty
spent two months in Ludlow Street jail
for failing to pay his wife almony.
They charged, further, that the test-
mony in the Dewey case showed that
McNulty, while walking delegate Of the
Street Cleaners Union. obtained as
signments from number of street
cleaners and brought suits in their
names whereby large amounts of back
pay was collected
McNulty has answered that his char
acte' is above reproach and that he en-
Joys reputation for thrift, honesty
and ability. He asserts that Mrs Brady
and Mrs. Murray are actuated by a
spirit Of revenge because he refused to
Use his influence with their brother to
increase their interest in trust fund
which Flood contemplated making in
his VIII.
Surrogate Cohalan said re would set
a date for further argument to eive
McNulty an opportunity to appear in
court and defend himself
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Construction of
Iheater Halted:
Another Closed
Roof Trusses Are Strained
and Bad Concerting of
Braces Charged in Partly
Finished BROOKLYN House
New Roof Is Demanded
Defect Alleged in Ceiling
of Other Building; Many
Inspectors Put to Work

Construction of q theater at 6409
known as The Parkway, was ordered
stopped yesterday as q result of an
inquiry into the safety of such struc-
tunes, which was started last November
Thcater in Bedford Avenue and stimu-
lated by the recent disaster at the
Knickerbocker Theater in Washington
Reports made by those in charge of
the inspection of Brooklyn theaters
also resulted yesterday in orders for
the immediate closing of theater at
.5s Myrtle Avenue, the ceiling of which
was said to be in bad condition.
Charge Building Code Violations
The theater on Twentieth Avenue has
beer under construction for months
and Is almost completed. Joseph p
Smithers, assistant engineer in the
Borough Presidents office, and inspec-
tors of the Department of Buildings,
spent several days inspecting it. They
discovered violations of the building
laws. it is said
Isaac Levison, owner of the building
was notified about two weeks ago, it
is said, Of the alleged violations and
was directed to correct them. It is
alleged that roof trusses were over
strained and that there was bad con-
creting in the braces
he roof. 1t was said, had not been
built according to stipulatons and an
rntfrnlys
put on the building.
The thoater at 15S Myrtle Avenue
mas been in operation for several wears.
1T is small one. The metal ceiling.
IT is said, leaked in several places and
there were other matters that the in
spectors thought should be corrected.
As result of the collapse of the
roof Of the theater in Washington. it
was decided to speed up the investiga
tion Of Brooklyn's theaters and several
scores OF inspectors Of the Department
OF Buildings and officials OF the Fire
Department were added to the inspec
tors already at work.
Throughout the entire week twenty
five inspectors of the Department of
Buildings and fifteen engineers have
been occupied with the work of in
spection. Dnring the week they in
spected twentyseven buildings. Sew
eral minor violations were found and
have been remedied. The managers Of
all theaters with fiat roofs were d.
rected to keep them clear of snow.
Yesterday afternoon Borough Presi-
dent Riegelmann conferred with
SuperintenGent Albert A. kleimert. Of
the Department of Buildings. and Jo-
seph Guider, Commissioner of Public
Works. Various plans for rendering
all public buildings safe were gone
over. The inspection of theaters and
all other buildings will be continued
until every structure is in perfect
condition, it was said.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05

Mrs. New at Noblosville. Ind. during
his campaign for. retention of his Sena
torial seat, Mr.. New said the President
often had expressed q wish that he
could find some woman who could make
crumb pie like his grandmother used
to make. Mrs. Moore said she had been
baking SUCH pies for Twenty-Five years
and was certain she could please Mr..
Harding
Arrangements then were completed
FOR the baking of the pic. and to make
sure of its safe delivery the News said
they would take care OF it themselves
New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Crumb Pie for President
Indiana Woman Bakes One
Like His Grandmother Did

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 4. When
United States Senator Harry S. New
and Mrs. New return to Washington
they will take with them crumb pie to
be delivered to President Harding with
the compliments of Mrs. Mary Moore
Of Westfeld, Ind.
Speaking at a reception in honor IF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
LAS PRINC1PALEs MATERIAs PRI-
MAS UsADAs EN- IUERTo RICO
EN- LA MEZCLA DE LOS ABoNos
COMERCIALES

Por Rafael VILLA MAYO
(Jefe Quimico para Abonos)
Z ssAs >.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
por A. cAroNr,
CJefe Inspector cuarentenariO)

FL gusano en- forma de tirabuz6n
(CoMPSoMYIA MACELLARIA) Cor
den- -Dfptica; metamorfosis-com !;
6rganos bucales-chupadores). Este in
secto es uno de los que mas dafio cau-
so al ganado vacuno en- la Isla. PriIi-
cipalmente ataca al ganado Holstein
que Sc importa de los Estados Unidos
Fl insecto adulto a que me refero es
una mosca muy parecida a la mosca ca
sera en- tamafio y Sc diferencia de esta
en- que posee tres manchas negras lon
gitudinales en- la superficie dorsal del
torax. Existen, sin embargo, otras mos
cas- que poseen caracteristicas simila-
res, siendo, por 10 tanto, muy dificil
reconocer esta especie la simple Wis
ia, 81 no Sc lleva a cabo un estudio mi
croscopico de la misma, para poder asi
determinar sus verdaderas caracteris-
ticas. Sus huevos son blancos y peque
dos, y tienen la misma forma de un CT
garro. FL insecto liembra selecciona las
uOkAUdo uA 4u0 duAA1d1oS COAAO oAIAO PAO-
dilecto para depositar sus huevos. Los
animales mas atacados por este insec-
to son los siguientes: ganado vacuno,
caballar, ovejas, cabros v cerdos. FL
gusano es de color blanco, sin patas,
disminuyendo en- tamafio hasta termi-
mar en- punta hacia la extremidad de la
cabeza, y aspero sin forma hacia la
extremidad posterior. Su tamaio des-
pues de un complete desarrOllo es de
media pnlgada de largo.
Posee organos respiratorios en- la ex-
tremidad posterior, que lie facilitan la
respiration, aunQue Sc encuentre perfo
rando los tejidos del animal, siempre
que parte de su cuerpo este en- contac-
to con Ell aire. Como pupa tiene forma
ovalada, color moreno mide una terce
ra parte de una pulgada de largo De
este estado pasa al de adulto tomando
de tres cuatro semanas para compile
tar su ciclo de vida.
Ell dafio causado al animal consiste
en- la irritaci6n de la herida, la perdi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

derahlemente los terrenos.
nj hlflmo parFafo dc su hoja ''Extir
pacl6n de las ratas'' la consideramos
81 mas esencial. Tenemos 81 sistema de
eada par de- meses hacer una campaha
fuerfe para exterminarlas. FL meior re-
suitado 10 hemos obtenido en- los cana
veralss poniendo coco con arsenicO,
uniSndoio poniendOlo sObre pedazos
Dc cocos, pero ipara que vale que nos
otEos 10 hasames 81 nuestros vecinos
no nos acompananq RecomendarnOs que
per sfstsma debs hacerse una campa-
a. en- soda Ia Isla 0 haeer ohligatoria
Ia exterminaei6n de esta playa que ha-
g danes en- esta Isla por inillones y
miiaonea de d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

esta sal permitiendo venderse un pre-
clio mas bajo la unidad. Al fuego rojo
ell sulfato de amoniaco Sc volatiliza en-
su totalidad, no dejando residue algu-
no. Puede hacerse uso de esta propie
dad como un ngero ensayo para de-
terminar 81 contiene adulteraciones.
No es una sal hidrosc6pica, este es,
no toma humedad del aire como Ell MI
trado de sodio, 10 que hace sea mas
facilmente manejable en- la mezcla de
los abonos. Tor otra parte, su mezcIa
fesulta ser incompatible con sustancias
que contengan CAL carbonatos o sales
basicas, pues al reaccionar con estas Sc
libera ell amonfaco Ell que Sc pierds On
ell aire.
Ell sulfato de amoniaco al ser aplica
do al terreno que contiene a1guna hume
dad, Sc disuelve, facilmente Sc distri-
buye en- el sueio. Ali reacciohs con ell
carbonate de cal v con 81 hunaus,s y la
radical MIA, 0 sea la que contisne Ell
nitfogeno en- forina amoniacat Sc fla
y Sc conssrva en- ei terreno. FL arhoniaco
sufre entonces I'M cambio uuimico pro-
ducido por bacterias, transforfnando
el nitfogsno amoniacal en- nitroso, por
oxidacion, Y luego pOr el misino proceso
Sc transforma al estado nitrico, que es
la forma en- que 10 toman las plantas.
La radical acida so4 Sc combina con
las sales de calcio, potasio, sodio, etc,
fernando los sulfatos correspondence.
En- la actualidad Sc vende tres
dolares la nnidad por, tOnelada. sea
q setenta cinco doIares la tonelada
aproximadamente
(continusra,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24
Pagas de insectOs que aacan los unnales omssticos


trucci6n de los tejidos y tambien ell
envenenamiento de la sangre.
METoDos PARA CoMBATIRLO:
En- cualquier Iocalidad donde exista
este gusano deben tomarse precaucio-
mes para prevenir Ell acceso de la mos
ca a las heridas y golpes que puedan
tener cualesquiera de los animales va
mencionados. Esto puede hacerse usan
DO substancias repelentes al insecto
cuando Sc cura Ell animal, de manera
que los huevos del insecto no puedan
ser depositados en- las heridas. ST Ell ami
nal Sc encuentra -infestado por ell in
secto, Sc debe proceder a hmpiar la he
rida, removiendo los gusanos y huevos
ly luego taparla de tai manera que no
Sc vuelva infestar. Esta limpieza de-
he hacerse diariamente hasta que Ell
animal recupere SUI salud. Soluciones
de acido carb6lico, leye aceite de
pescado pueden usarse para dicha lin
pieza.
La MOsca Rexno de la. oveja, del ga
nado caballar y del .vacuno: (oEs-
ITRUs Owls (GAsTRoPHILUs
EQUD (HYaoDERMA LINEATAl
Oh. BovIs) (orden- Diptera; metamor
fosis-completa; 6rganos bucales-c -chupa-
dores.) Los insectos que vamos tratar
son muy parecidos en- apariencia gene
raj, diferenciandose solamente en- su ma
nera de actuar al atacar ell animal. En-
el case de la oveja este insecto trans
porta sus gusanos a las cavidades de la
nariz de la cabeza. En- esta Ultima
cavidad ell gusano termina su desarro-
llo, tomandose de ocho dicz meses
para clio.
= Cuando ha terminado su desarrollo
sale por la nariz al estornudar la oveja,
cayendo en- Ell terreno donde hace una
perforaci6h y Sc introduce, pasando
ali su estado de pupa Y volviendo a
salir cuando Sc cenvierte en- insecto
adulto.
La mosca reno del ganado caballar
Sc diferencia de la anterior en- varias
caracteristicas de su ciclo de vida. Sus
huevos son depositados en- los pelos lar
gos de las patas delanteras y del pc
cho del animal. Luego, estos huevos So
transforman en- gusanos, los cuales Ell
animal recoge al lamerse con su iengua.
Una vez adheridos la lengua pasan al
est6mago, tragandoselos v ALI Sc ad-
hieren las paredes del mismo, donde
pasan varios meses. Cuando Sc han des-
arrollado completamente, salen del cuer
po del animal en- ell estiercol Y pasan su
estado de pupa en- el terreno, en- la mis-
ma forma que la especie anterior.
En- ell ganado vacuno la hembra de
este insecto deposita su huevo en- los
pelos de los hombros Y cuello donde Sc
transforma en- gusano. Y de donde lue.
go Sc separa con la lengua al lamerse
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

NOTAS De INTERES

En- los lltimos amos muchas de lss
princinales Universidades de los. Es-
tados Unidos incluyendo Harvard, New
York University, Wisconsin, Michig n.
Illinois Pennsylvania han estableciIo
escuelas superiores de Concrete y en-
elias Sc da la Economic Politica y
la Investigation information Co.
mercial toda la importancia y desa ro-
llo necesario considerando estas cien-
cias como Ell cimiento sobre Ell cual ha
de descansar todo ell ediflcio forma 10
por los .conocimientos necesarios al co
merciante y hombre de negocios Por
estos conocimientos adquiere el jo-- en-
discipline mental, conocimientos tee
nicos- los habitos de estudio y obser
vacion que conducen la eficiencia y
6xito en- los negocios La preparac on
Intellectual es necesaria para la carre-
ra del comercio.
No Sc explica que para ser medico,
abogado. ingeniero d arquitecto Sc exi
gen afios de estudio y para ser conner
ciante, manager de un banco, cajero,
corredor de comercio, administrator de
!, una factoria periodista no Sc exi3e1
conocimientos ningunos.
Estes deben considerarse como profe
stones modernas, categOrfa que han ad
quirido por Ell progreso de las ciencias
v de las industrias basadas en- elias.
Los precios de los artfctlos de conner
! clio, los jornales v sueldos de los en-
pleados,. los tipos de inter6s, los alqui-
leres de tierras Y edifcios, los bene6cios
! netos ganancias de los empresarios de
la industria, sean individuos corpo-
raciones, estan sujetos las leyes eco-
n6micas. Las uniones de oficios, los
trusts o. cornbinaciones de capitales, los
Tnonopolios, las tarifas, la reglamenta-
ci6n por ell Estado, de los ferrccarri-
! les, son prohlemas que la Economic
Politica estudia Y es ,necesario COMO
Ger al comerciante Y hombre de nego-
/ clos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

posee ell senior j. Cabassa, para infor-
marine de las ventajas obtenidas por cl
referido senior en- Ell uso de un silo, eri-
gido por el en- la referida fnca.
A este efecto debo informarle que el
silo tiene una capacidad de 12O tonela-
das, comen del mismo 40 vacas duran
te los meses de SEGA, sea durante cua-
tro meses al afio, aguantandose en- la
misma production de leche que 81 es-
tuvieran comiendo malojillo fresco,
aunque las condolences generates del
ganado que Sc mantiene del silaje es
mejor, va que presentan un pelamen Ii
SO y trillante, una panza abultada y
un aspecto vivo Y alegre, mostrandose
avaricioso de conner el silaje, que sc
compone de malojo de maiz, yerba de
guinea, rabo de cana y algdn malojo
ordinario.
Estas gramineas son picadas en- una
maquina que cuesta, con un motor de
gas crudo y de una fterza de seis ca
ballos $3.50. Este mismo motor despues
de picar el forraje 10 sube por una tn
iteria al Silo, donde Sc conssrva por un
espacio de tempo de uno a tres afios
siendo servido ali ganaio, que 10 come
a pesebre.
Ell silaje presenta un aspecto agra
dable y un olor fuerte apetitoso, 10
que hace que el ganado una vez acos-
tumbrado al mismo, 10 prefera a cua'
quier otro alimento, por 10 cual no Sc
usa combination alguna con Ell silaje
para alimentar al ganado.
Mi opinion. asi como la de varias
personas entendidas en- ganado. en- es.
ia costa, es que al senior Cabassa lie Sc.
ria impossible tener ganado alguno en- la
referida fnca 81 no fuera por ell mencio
nado silo, va que las condolences del
sitio 10 hacen inutil para cualquier CO.
sa. pues solo crece alli cardo santo, ola
gas Y cactus espinoso.
De usted atentamente.
(Firmado) Arturo GIGANTE,
.Agente Agricola-
|, Los resultados en- la Central Merce.
dita SON iguaimente satisfactorios CO
mo pcdra verse por Ia siguiente cartA:
Ponce. P. r., JUNO 20. 1922
Departamento dc Agricultural Ira.
bajo.
Atenci6n al sehor Ramon Gambia Cor
dova,
San Juan, P. R.
Arny sefior nuestro:
Contestando a su carta del catorce
del corriente tenemos el gusto de ia.
cilitarle los datos siguientes:
1-uas dimsnsiones de los cuatro
siios construidos por nosotros son de
doce pies de diametro interior cua-
renta cinco pies de altura. Estkn
construidos en- forma circular con
"shute" exterior para la escalera y
para sacar el ensilaje.
2.--La capacidad de estos silos es de
Glen ciento veinticinco toneladas Sc
gun la condici6n del material v la ma.
nera de lIenar el siiO, 81 esta bien pi-
sado no.
Sci costo de construction ss de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-24

No Sc expica la importancia que Sc
ta dado en- Puerto Rico a la carrera
de abogado; ell olvido de las carreras
cientfficas necesarias la investiga-
ci6n, estudio exploitation de todas
nuestras fuentes naturales de produc-
ci6n.
Las ciencias fisicas y naturales, apli
cadas por medic de la t6cnica del In
geniero, son ell origen de los grandes
progresses realizados por esta civiliza-
cion nuestra de la cual nos mostramos
tan orgullosos pesar de sus muchas
lagrimas. Ell Ingeniero es el que pro-
syecta, organiza dirige todas las obras
" las empresas industriales
La industria agricola corresponds al
Ingeniero Agr6nomo; la exploitation 70
restsl al Ingeniero de Monies; la indus
tria minera al de minas; la de traspor
tes a los Ingenieros de Caminos. Cana
les y Isuertos al Ingeniero Naval; las
manufactures al Ingeniero Industrial.
La direction Y administration cien-
tifica de todas las grandes industrias de
be estar Y esta en- los Estados Unidos
" en- Europa en- manos de ingenier0s
bien preparados para asumir todas las
responsabilidade propias de su cargo,
con rn personal sus 6rdenes, que ten
ga tambien Ia necesaria preparation,
segun su categoria administrative y la
naturaleza especffca de las funciones
que este Hamado a desempefar..