davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-14

The great mystery Of the season to
date IS the undue placidity of the ia
nous Nick Altrock. Not peep out of
him. He hits to the infield like a reg
rlar coach and wears his hat on his
he ad this spring. No impersonations
Ct the whirling Dervish, no scenes of
Eliza crossing the ice. no wrestling
nratch hes-all is silence. Perhaps Nick
Is rehearslng some new acts for his
road tours,
The score
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26
THE PRICE OF WHEAT

The opposition, with their usual CAM
>paign tactics Of diverting the attention
Of the voters from the real issues of
the campaign by raising false issues,
have claimed that the state administra-
tion is responsible for the recent fall
in grain prices. This CLAIM is so silly
that it seems almost incredible that
any voter should be deceived thereby.
Yet, I have been informed that there
are men who believe even such a state.
ment.
1t must be plain to all thinking men
that the administration has no power
to influence the rise or fall of grain
prices. It is product of the world
markets and the rise and fall in price
is governed altogether by national and
international conditions over which
the state administration has no control
If the state administration has had
the power to influence the rise and fall
in grain prices, then surely Governor
Frazier who was in full sympathy with
Professor Ladd and with William Lem.
ke, when in the fall Of 1920 they fool
ishly told the farmers to hold their
wheat for $265 per bushel, would have
done something to prevent tho disas-
trous decline in prices during the fall
and winter, which was much greater
than the decline this fall. But the
fact is that neither Frazier in 1920 nor ]
in 1922 had any power to prevent the
decline. 1t was caused by condition.
which Mother Of us was in position
to ehangs.-Gov. Nsstos in opening ad.
drsss.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26
ECONOMIES OF BOARD
OF ADMINISTRATION

The new State Board Of Administra-
tion, which controls the state institu.
tions, after an Investigation into the
methods adopted by the Board during
tho previous administration, has Affect
ed a reorganization of the different de.
partments 50 as to insure their func-
tioning with greater efficiency and less
waste than in the past.
Among the things discovered in their
investigation was a shortage Of $4,000
in the supply department, which the
members Of the Board attribute chief
ly to carelessness and ineffciency.
1t was also. discovered that materials
worth thousands Of dollars have been
allowed to go to waste or be sold for
junk, because Of the lack Of care in
determining the needs Of the various
institutions.
Two Of the state institution were
found to be under-insured to such an
extent that their destruction by fire
would have meant less to the state
Of several hundred thousand dollars.
The practice Of the former purchas.
ing agent in grouping articles required
in such way that only few supply
houses could furnish all Of them, re-.
suited in the state paying a higher
price for many supplies than was nec-
essary. On one article alone q change
in the method Of purchasing, has re-
suited in a saving equal to 33 per cent
of the cost.
The total value Of the property Of
the institutions under the direction OF
the Board was IN 1891 estimated a
q, 900.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26
hESTOS on Tf|E u. 5. SENATORSIHP

The primary election in June result
ed in the Republican nomination of IL
ticket composed partly of Independent
Republicans and partly Of l.caguers.
The opposition have now put up a conf
plcte League ticket replacing those In
dependents who were nominated in the
June primary by such as belong to
their own organization and are in sym
pathy with their political ideals and
administration practices. 1t was re-
liably reported as early as July that
Mr.. Frazier and other League nominees
as we'll rs many of the League leaders
were in favor thus aga.n following
their usual practice and to indorse a
complete League ticket for the fall
election, and that this would be DONE
The portion of the League press
which is inspired by the League lead
ership, shortly thereafter commenced
to ask me to declare far in advance of
the campaign whom I was going to
support for Senator when their own
Mr.. Frazier, and other League nom
inecs on the Republican ticket refrain
ed from making any public declaration
of their purposes, but were neverthc-
less known to be in favor Of full
League ticket.
Their purpose in asking me to make
such statement was plain. They were
confident that with my knowledge of
Mr.. Frazier's party record, his record
as Governor of the state, and chairman
of the Industrial Commission, and his
attitude on certain fundamental doc
trines of Republicanism, that could
not possibly support him for the Sen
atorship, and that by making such a
statement in July or August, they
would then use it as an excuse for do
ing exactly what they had already de-
cidcd to do; to ignore the primary re-
suits and to put full League ticket
in the field.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26
PLAIN WORDS

Mr.. Frazier has demonstrated Il
speak plainly for the time for plain
speaking has come, since the people IS
interests are at stake-that he pos
sesses neither the spirit, capacity nor
the independence necessary to properly
discharge tho duties Of . great Office.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26
FEAR OF CHURCH
CONTROL OF OUR
GOVERNMENT ABSURD

GOVERNMENT ABSURD
Some excitable people at times be-
come greatly exercised over what to
them seems to be danger that our
government will pass into the control
Of one of the many religious denomina-
tions which exist in this country. Some
times 1t is the Mormons taat they fear
will secure control Of the government,
and sometimes it is some other demon.
ination. Certain papers have in the
past traded on this fear for their own
gain, and INSCRIPTIONS political agi.
tators have at times tried to arouse
religious prejudices in order to assist
in bringing about the election Or de.
feat Of certain candidates. 1t may bs
said, however, that the small effect
that this sort Of propaganda usually
has shows the sound Judgment and
good sense of the overwhelming major
ity Of the people in this country.
A survey made by the Methodist
Church and published in the August,
1922, issue Of the Builder, 4 magazine
published by. The National Masonic
Research Society Of Anamosa, Iowa,
gives the following as the church afa.
iation Of the members Of Congress,
SENATE
4 Non-members.
20 Unknown.
Protestant Episcspaliaa.
l Christian.
2 Lutheran.
2 Dutch Reformed.
2 Unitarian.
2 Mormons.
6 Catholics.
6 Baptist.
2 Congregatienalist.
IL Presbyterian.
~ Me+hod;..
-..~.
% noo'H
~, 11o, A''
Az Aans"n.
Mormon.
l Independent.
~ - -
1r,., ~ A'00'
"".'
o, 4s sa''''''
49,
~ o., ~ ~
~ -..I .o1'
. u.." "n'
~ ie'"'
. Congregational. essssas;
% Rant;st
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26

alton, Mr.. Lincoln said:
"Let every American, every lover of
liberty, every well wisher to his poster
ity, swear by the blood of the revolu-
tion never to violate in the best par
ticular the laws Of the country, and
never to tolerate their violation by
others. As the patriots Of '76 did to
the support Of the Declaration of In
dependence, SO to the support of the
constitution and laws let every Ameri-
can pledge his life, his property and his
sacred honor. Let every man remem-
Der that to violate the law is to tram.
pie on the blood Of his father and to
tear the charter Of his own and his
children's liberty. Let reverence for
the laws be breathed by every Amer
lean mother to the lisping babe that
prattles on her lap; let it be written
in primers, spelling books and alma
macs; let it be preached from the pul.
pit, proclaimed from legislative halls
and enforced in courts Of justice. In
short, let it become the political re-
lig1on Of the nation"
It 10 not impertinent 70 ak vhss,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
Sc alega que la COmision de Sery. PdbE-
co no tiene poder para seguir entendien-
do en- Ell asunto de la S. Juan DockCo.

Aver a las 10 de la mahana Sc cons.
tituyo la comisi6n de servicio Publico
para tratar Ell asunto referente a la
tSan Juan Dock co..
Componian la Comisi6n. los sefiores
Lippitt, Figueroa, Wilson, Cabrera,
Huyke y Aboy Jr. Este ultimo. segln'
parece, intervino en- todos<los proce
dimientos seguidos, pesar de, ser par
te interesada en- Ell litigio que motiva
la comparecencia, ante la "Comisi6n
de serviciO Publico, de Ia "san Juan
Dock co..
En- la vista, ademas. de los Lcdos.
Guerra-Mondra g6n M. Ginorio, abo-
gados de la querellada estaba presente
el Presidente de la "San Juan Dock
Co.., sr. F. Benitez Rexach, asi como
el ex-Comisionado del Interior, Sr. Es-
teves, quien, segdn nuestros informes,
vino en- calidad de testigo.
Como recordaran nuestros lectores,
la "san Juan Dock Co.., debia COM
parecer aver ante ell citado organising,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
MANATI EsTA DE PLAcEMEs

Muy pronto Ell Quito publico de la
bella ciudad de Manati contemplate las
bellas producciones del circuito Bru-
no y VazQues pues aver Sc girm6 ell con-
trato con Ia empresa del teatro Atenas,
de dicha EapOrtante Asblaci6u.
Ell senior Navarro, activo inteli.
gente empresario del .sAtenas'', y el
sehor Pares, condueho del mismo, fir.
maron ante un netario de IA localidad.
Representa- en- este acto al Circuito.
Ell senior E. vazquez.
Las personas de esa ciudad (cono-
cida como la Atenas de Puerto Rico),
amantes de 10 bel1o y artistico en- la
pantalla Sc deleitaran contemplando las
grandes cintas de arte, como son 'sFas
cinaci6n', "Marinero de Aqua Du'-
ce', les Mi Hombre'', "Un Mentido
Paraiso", "Experiencia'', etc.
Grandes exitos auguramos al buen
amigo Navarro con las cintas del Cir
quito.
FAN FAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
UN GRAN Ex1ro COMMERCIAL

Consignamos con placer Ia noticia
que nos dan nuestros amigos los sefio-
res Rivero chaves y Co., de haber OBJ.
tenido de los fabricantes de la gonna
"Lee" grandes descuentos de modo
que puedsn ofrecer al plblico un pre-
clio nmitado.
Los senores Rivero Chaves Co. SO
proponen vender su gonna protegida
contra clavos a un precio casi iguai q
la que no 10 est& v en- estas condicio-
mes, habiendo alcanzado la gonna Lee,
tan Tuidoso 6xito en- el mercado, con
los actuales precios estan de enhora-
buena los duehos de autom6viles de
Puerto Rico.
A la gonna Lee. suelen lIamarle Ia
aristocratica de Puerto Rico porque IS
la gonna de la HIGH LIFE.
oportuuamente dichos seiores publ
caran una lista de compradores para
que Ell pdblico yea uuienes son los con-
sumidores de esta famosa gonna.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
Ell EsTRENo DE HOY
-
s.LEJos DEL REMoLINo"

Muchas veces nos hacemos ilusiO-
mes; construimos castillos en- 81 aire.
otras veces, fascinadcs pOr una ilusi6n,
nos acercamos al abismo atraidos por
una quimera y caemos vencidos----
"Pobre mariposa---- por ir en- pos
de la luz cae en- la ardiente la
marada de un candil muere quema-
da''.
LEJos DEL MoLINO es Ago deli
cado; es una verdadera joya de Arte,
Marguerite Clark esta insuperable
en- su papel.
Yea esta interesante production en-
el teatro RIALTO hoy.
Las veladas cinematogriafcas del
Rialtc son el mas divertido entreteni
miento que darse puede.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
decIaracones del presidenfe Hardno
e secrefao Weeks enreIacon con Ell probIema de P.
In6nidad de concentrates Sc hacian aver
a prOp6sito de los despachOs recibidos
references a la cOnferencia del lunes


Muchos han sido los concentrates que
durante tOdo el dia de aver, pudimos
escuchar en- los circulos politicos, rsfe-
xentes al resultado de la magma confe-
xencia del lunes, entire los altos fun
cionarios de la Administration y los Il
deres de- la Union.
La Erase de Don Antonio de que "de-
searia estar contento'', ha sido inter
puesta en- Ell sentidO de que esta de-
cepcionado; y tambi6n la actitud de
o6rdova Davila que apelara ante ell
Congreso por medic del 'timpeach-
ment'', Sc comenta como que en- la inn
posibilidad de conseguir algo del Pre-
sidente, habia que recurrir a la deci-
sion del Congreso
4 No obstante estos concentrates, los
despachos que Sc recibieron anoche v
los cuales publicamos hoy, vienen acla
Tar Ia situaci6n y demuestran que, como
era de esperarse, en- la referida entire
vista Sc lego a un acuerdo para solu-
cionar la situaci6n.
Hemos advettido en- Ell elemento unio-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15

nista un gran descontento por la con-
tradicci6n que revelan los diferentes
despachos publicados, asi como tambien
una l6gica incertidumbre por no haber
sido remitidos amplios detalles de la
verdadera situaci6n.
tTal cosa-nos han dicho con sobra-
da raz6n--no debe nj desalentar nj des-
esperar nadie. Es natural que asi SUI
ceda toda vez que estos asuntos tan de-
ncados no pueden ser resueltos con la
rapidez que Sc desean, precisamente
porque en- cuestiones de Gobierno Y So
bre todo cuando las circunstancias de-
muestran que la situacion presenta ca
racteres de extremada complication,
hay que salvar, en- Ell momento de solu-
cionarla, las consecuencias que pudieran
acarrear Ell descredito Ell escandalo. =
Lo que de importante haya sido ira
tado y resuelto en- la conferencia del
lunes, natural es que permanezca en-
reserva, y que no Sc anuncie en- todos
sus detalles para evitar asi que puedan
surgir obstaculos para la realization
del plan que haya sido acordado.
HAY un hech0 importante que de-
muestra que hay motives para esperar
confados-nos dijo aver un lider unio-
nistar-y es Ell que 81 hubiera habido un
(Continda en- Ia Sra. pag.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
NO Sc EMPRENDERA
NINGUNA ACCION AGRESIVA

WASHINGTON, nOyiembre l4.-La situacOn
pOlitica de Puerto Rico Sc Ila despejadO notable
mente como resuItadO de la cOnferenCia ceIe-
brada aver en- Casa Blanca; los Iideres portorri-
queiOs acaban de annnciar que no tOnaran nin=
gIna acCiOn agresiya pOrque clio pOdria aca=
rrear seriaS dificultades para el desarrOlIO de
los acOnteCimientOs, pues estan aguardando Ia
decision final que asuma eI Presidente con res
pect0 del gObernadOr RELY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15

a mostrar Causa para que no le sea can
ce.ada la franquicia de un muelle que
tiene va en- construction la querellada.
y cuyas obras ha paralizado, en- virtud
de una Orden de Ia Conisi6n de Ser
vicio Pdblico.
Empez6 la vista con la presentation,
FOR Ell Sr Guerra, de una exception pre-
via, solicitando que la orden para mos
trar causa, expedida por IA Comisi6n,
en- contra de la San Juan Dock Co. ).
sea anulada. La moci6n dice asi:
EN- LA CoMISION DE SERvICIo
PUBLICo DE PUERTO RICO
En- la materia de los procedimientos
(Continda en- Ia Sra. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
Ell sESOR BARcELo MUY OPTIMsTA

WASHINGTON, nOyiembre l4-El Presiden-
te del SenadO, portorriqueiiO .Lcdo. Antonio R.
BarcelO, declare esta tarde la "United Press"
que abriga Ell mas entusiasta c0nvencinliento
de que la situaci0n sera prOntamente resuelta.
Ell seiior Barcel0 reflejaba en- su semblante
el regOciiO de Ia victoria y declare que su Opti-
mismO Sc basa en- la fe que tiene en- Ia Admins
TRACTION y en- eI pueblo americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
Los ALIADOS ACTUAN AR
MONICAMENTE EN- CONS
TANTINOPLA

IoNDREs nOviemb1e 14.-zEl Mi
nisterio de Relaciones Exteriores ha
declarado, desmintiendo algunos infor-
mes, que los Altos comisarios Aliados
estan actuando arm6nicamente en- Cons
tantinopla que NADIA indica la posi-
bilidad de que hayan ocurrido rozamien
tcs entire ellos.
Ell gobierno agrego que Sc ha llegado
q un acuerdo en- 10 que respecta al pro
grama militar civil que Sc pone en-
practica actualmente en- Constantine
pla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
"A Los ANTIGUos EsTUDIANTEs
DE LA UNIvERsIDAD DE
PUERTO RICO

Sc suplica todas las personals que
hayan eatudiado on Ia Universidad de
Puerto Rico So sirvan surninistrar los
siguientes informes:
Nombre, direction postal y ocupa-
ei6n actual.
Z la Universiaad aeradecera mucho
este servicio prestado por sur antiques
estudiantes.
Dirijase al Registrar de la Uni
versidad en- Rio Piedras P. r.
g. w. st. JOHN.
Rector de la Universidad.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
UNITED Press, via "AII America CabIes")

WASHINGTON, nOviembre l4.-EI Secre-
tariO de la Guerra Weeks ha decIaradO los
representatives de la prensa cue Sc encuentran
bajO consideration, impOrtantes refOrmas en- eI
Acta OrganiCa de la isIa. Ademas Sc Ela expresa-
do el criteriO en- el sentidO de que los OficiaIes
del Executive de la isla deben ser escOgidOs de
entire los hOmbres perteneCientes al partido de
Ia mayOria, pOr 10 que es de supOner I0gicamen-
te, que las reformas prOpuestas en- la Ley Or
ganica tiendan evitar en- eI futuro que eI de-
reChO de las nayorias no sea debidamente res
petadO.
Las anteriOres manifestations del Secreta-
rio Weeks, aseglrase que encierran, en- sinte=
sis, 10 que ha sidO eI acuerdO adoptadO entire
los lideres pOrtOrriquefios la Administrator,
fabiendOse declaradO ademas, que, como result
tadO del establecimientO de esa nneya p0Iitica.
en- Ia isla sObrevendra la retirada del goberna-
dor Rely.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
LOS DELEGADOS UNIONISTAS CONTINUA-
RAN EN- WASHINGTON fiASTA QUE LA
SITUACI0N SEA RESUELTA

Il WASHINGTON, nOyiembre A. Los lfderes
pOrtorriqueiios no han aCordado tOdaNia la fe-
cha en- que retOrnaran Puerto Rico pero su
prOpOSitO es permaneCer aqui hasta que Sc Coz
nOzca ell resultaCO definitivO de la situaci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
LOS LIDERES PORTORRIQUENOS Sc REU-
NIERON AVER EN- Ell DESPACHO DEL
COMISIONADO RESIDENTE

WASHINGTON nOvienbre IA Sc anuncia
que los Iideres portorriquenos Sc renniran esta
tarde en- Ell despechO del ComisiOnado Residen-
te, senior C6rdOva DaviIa, para discutir cuida-
dOsamente, tOdOs los aspeCtOs de la situaci0n
pOlitica, surg;dos como resultado de la entre-
vista con eI presidente Harding.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
MUssoLINI A LAUSANNE

LoNDREs, noviembre IA Asegu-
ran de Roma al London Mall que
Mussolini Sc dispone marchar Ell vier
mes Lausanne, donde aguardara a los
sefiores Pcincare v Curzon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
FL secretario de Ia guerra Weeks ha anunciado
que estdn siendo cOnsideradas importantes re-
fOrmas en- el Acta Orgdnica de Puerto Rico
Dhas reomas Sc han en- d sendo de reconOc dereho de
las mayOras nOmbrar los Ofcaes del Executive de sa que
traera como consequence Ia retirada del GObenadOr

La declaration del Presidente fue hecha des-
de Casa Blanca inmediatamente despues de ha-.
Der concIndO la Conferencia con los Iideres pOr-
tOrrilue1Os.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
La CONFERENCIA DE LA
PAZ EMPEZARA Ell LUNES

PARIS, noviembre 14.-se anuncia
definitivamente que la conferencia de
Lausanne dara comienzo Ell lunes pr6xi
mo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
Ell PRESIDENTE HA DECLARADO QUE NO ES
NECESARIO HACER CAMBlOS EN- LA LEY

WASHINGTON, nOviembre IA ZAP. M
-El presidente Harding ha infOrmadO que, para
cOnseguir restablecer la ammonia en- la isla v
terminar la actual controversial entire e Ejecu-
two el partidO de la nayoria, no es necesario
hacer ningdn cambiO en- el Acta Organica de
Puerto Rico.
Aunque Sc admite que en- la entrevista eya-
da cabO aver fuerOn discutidas impOrtantes
CuestOnes relaciOnadas con pOsibIes cambiOs
en- Ia ley Organica, el Presidente ha manifestado
hoy que las dificultades seran arregIadas sin
acudr ese extreme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
NECESITAMOS
Jovenesy Senoritas

Para vender articulos de facil venta
en- Pascuas Aiio Nuevo.
Ganaran MUcHo DINERo, pues son
preciosos estilOs de Moda que compran
con gusto las Damas y Caballeros.
Preseramos personas relacionadas en-
el negoclo de comisiones.
Escriba hoy mismo
CHRISTMAS NOVELTY co.
Box log. Cayey, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
HASfA HOY La SITUAcIoN Es La MIsMA

WASHINGTON noyiembre A. "a b. M No
hay indication alguna de que en- eI dia de hoy
Sc anuncie una sOluciOn final en- las cuestiones
de Puerto Rico.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-10
HENRY FORD TO
VISIT CAPITAL
LATE this WEEK
VIII Have Conference On Muscle
Shoals With Head Of War
department

Detroit Mich. Jan. I0-lIGnry
Ford will leave Detroit Thursday or
Friday for Washington for confer
cncc with Secretary Week! and other
Officials in cCnnnrtion with his offer
for Muscle Shoals. Ain. nitrate and
power plants, il vas said today at The
oHico of ,he manufactures
mo Date Set
washington. Jan 10-Secretary
Weeks said today he had not beer
advised whom Henry Ford would ar
rive in WASHINGTON for his conference
with respect to his Muscle Shoals Of
fer
War department engineers were con
tinuing today their study OF the pro
pos1ls submitted by e. G.. Thinker. Of
San Francisco, head ot The Construr.
zion Company cf North America, and
Frederick Enestlum. of Wilmington.
y. C.. head of the Newport Shirbuild-
ing Company. for the Muscle Shoals
properties.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-10
DRY CHIEF IN
SOUTH LOOKING
AFTER SINNERS
Will Report TO Washington Soon
Telling How Things Look In
This Direction

Washington. Jan. 1O.-E. c. LellOw-
ley. chief general prohibition agent.
is expected to return to Washingtoi
in about three weeks from Il sre-ia
investigation of liquor conditions IL
the South and Southwest, Commis-
sioner Hay announced today.
Mr.. Yellow 'cy is now in New Or
lcars, Mr.. Haynes said. and is tc
proceed from there westward to make
q survey of the liquor situation along
the Mexican border. He already has
visit.d Mississippi and the Carolinas
Officials indicated that Mr.. Yellow
loy's tour of the South ard Southwest
was primarily TO redouble activities
On the part OF federal prohibition
agents in those sections. The problem
of the Mexican border has b1en given
considerable study by prohibition
headquarters and some officials be
lcve that efforts viii be made to du-
plicate there their enforcement
methods worked out recently along
the Canadian border.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-10
SHORT COURSE IN FARM
WORK ATTRACTS MUCH
FAVORABLE ATTENTION

Gainesville. Jan. II The short
courses in agriculture being conduct
cd b. the University OF Florida are
attracting students from distant
states as well as a large enrolment
- Floridians, according to Agricul-
iural News Service. published Ly the
Florida Agricultural Extension Di-
vision.
Four udents are registered from
Massachusetts, two from Connecticut,
two from New York and one from far
Iwly California Two are former stu
dents ol Cornell University.
The short courses agriculture and
aaimal husbandry, poultry husbandry,
ara citrus culture and vegetable
growing were begun January 3, and
viii continue through January -.
They viii probably be at their height
IN next Tuesday. January 10. when
Dr. {. $. Buckley, Of the Federal De
rartment OF Agriculture will give i
.ree demonstration in meat cutting
and curing under the auspices of the
college. All Florida people are invi;-
cd to attend this demonstrations
which is TO he given especially 1Jr
farmers and farm women.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-10
HUSBAND HEARS FROM
WIFE HE HAD SLAIN

HOnOMlu Jan lO.-After living
th2 Lie OF Il fugitive from Justice
for two and . half wears and fin
ally cOnicssiug . NIL der Frank
II. GathercIl, private 1. :. 4.
learned today that the wife he
thought he had slam WAS seen
alive fOur months after the sup
posed fatal ven, ard that there is
ma charge against him. The shot
he Thought Killed her had missed
its mark.
Gr<horeIl surrendered last
Thursday declaring he had killed
his wife In July, 1918, in New
Ycrh believing he said she had
bean fGi.h.ess while he was over
seas. 10 lied, Joined the array
and later was transferred here.
The feeling that he was being
pursued caused him TO surrender.
A cablegram today from New
York said Mrs. Gatherell was
seen alive In November, 1919.