Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-08
"T1E university has been t

llou.
"TNlIE university has been thoroughly
roorganzcd.
Many of the old professors have been
retired and placed on a moderate pension.
The institutes also have been reorgan-
lied and in many instances re- c-equippsd with
material and apparatus.
The changes in these institutions. how
ever, are insignificant in comparison with
the work done in the public schools.
Here an entire reorganization has been
made.
over 31OO schools have been established,
5000 teachers employed and 10000 chill
dren are in school.
THE number of pupils will be increased
to 200, 600 and probably 25O,C COO during the
next six months.
The expenditures for public education
for the present school yea will not be less
than $1,000. 600.
During the last six months school ma
terial, books, desks, etc, for 100000 have
been purchased, brought to Cuba and put in
the schools.
s. A NEW law school has been promul-
"A gated and is becoming daily more
efficient.
'The whole island has been divided into
school districts. and the law provides in the
greatest detail for the proper conduct and
efficiency of the schools.
The salaries paid In the public schools
are higher than thoS" paid Teachers in any
portion of the United States.
That is for teachers Of corresponding
grades, with the exception Of three or four
large cities.
From the above it would appear that
General Leonard Wood is n rcorganizcr with
capital ~
A +. FRYE, of Highland, Calf. was for
n. two years, during the governor gem
t ,'hii, ,r.,r,rtinn on tha ,sIand " AN' ~
Va ,"W,n 'rn. rnnnrtoJ t;r., ,hnt pr"f rr-o oa
roIianeJ nrder nrossmro and ,oter tie "ho ha
i,aJ ro,icMoJ nf his o,r vnIition '"a' ne
49, ,.o thnt be roson,nJ rho milit,rr srror
,tcinm of his work '''''
Tharo y.nro Ljnts of r,ismono,onor, ,s
oron fraud which prof Trve on hi. rot"rn ",.n
IN January, 1901 declared 10 be untrne
In an i',"rvl"" ", won W MS "ork' MS rc!a-
tloi'S M''m s ,h InoIs ' Irf ,'f' Enu '"nu.'ohs
:" ..Tb"r. hns horn n groot i,nnrnyo"'an, In
.ro ,nhoo,s and highn- ins,itntinn, of Inuu 49,
; ;ms IN Cmb, - ''"''
'"s ..WhiIa ,Lsro waro M, NOR. ,hor IN oon
nunils in 1S07. there we're 40 600 in Nny
iiVmO "'
..Tbo highest number eyer rop,stered NO.
nc nc ra m,snrSs @ "nt ~ nnn tI J , L"sls.trrd o.. .
nnvsr exceeded II 600 "'''"'""'e
SNTNllERE were no public schools in re-
l. ality under Spanish rule, and the
school property had little value" said Prof
Frye.
;.Recently General Wood got tho idea tbot
many of the schools roportad nv mo anJ
for which money was being drawn. Iid nor
eyist
"IIo gathered this by information submit. .
red by his subordinates.
,'In INV reports reported the number of
,ch,J rnoms while tbc military otBo.r,
| cnuutcd only the school houses
"rLis r0nfOunded matters, but I soon o.,
r,oincd tho forts with sari,fpcrinn ,n roM.
n,r"i Wund
Trof FIVE then impartcd tb,s romorLoh,o
,t - IN f,rm,,inn. ''' "'''e
o',I'u,iar mo old systcm ,hcro voro ,i,.
four professors under pay in the University
| OF ilaE"N"' ""''' '''' WIZ o''S 600 sto'
| HNIE finest monument ever 10 br ercr,od
70 ,ho memory Of Gen.rul Wood r,,u b.
| It,. vork as Governor General of Cuho
,rN. rog,i,ud. of The task ru,,o, w" ba r,r,,
| ,,,,rn,i,.nI nt his distance NJ lima " '"''s
| 'iiornroI Wnod like nil of his ".,i ,.,
| ' naiIaI rn,r to odpnt Liny.,f a'Hi
WI dtT,,'I, circumstances vL., w. inNe'
a1''ii i 80 w'orl, " "'''r'
! TLo .oldi.rs hol TO dn tho u,orL l,,
,,.inIv foIIs 10 cxpcrts. gpecioI,",s ""'uh
,,,'''nj ctviiiors "'"
n", ,Lnv nccomplished tho tosL
| rhev slowed the Ignorance nf thoso -.
,u,iici.d I'm, we must fail in tho ,r ma,,r,i WHO
.ra,inn work because we we're withont treina, Snna