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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
KING ). !,
GETS SWORD; 7
LARSEN, CUP!
Stroke Of Worlds Champion
Crew And Captain Of Football
Team Awarded Principal
Prizes For Prowess In Ath-
letics At Academy
SPECIAL MENTION
TO EDDIE" DURGIN

The executive committee OF the
Navy Athletic Association today an
nounced the two chief athletic awards
that may fall to the lot of midshipmen.
For personal excellence in athletics.
Clyde w. King. of Cedar Rapids, La,
will receive the handsome regulation
sword offered by the Athletic Associa-
ton; and Emery Larsen, OF Mime
sofa, will have his name engraved on
the silver trophy cup presented by
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson, OF New
York. for having done the most for
the promotion of athletics during the
year" The committee also voted
special mention OF honor in the latter
respect to Edwin Il. Durgin, of New
Jersey.
The awards to King and Larsen
were not unexpected. King is re-
garded by many as the most notable
athlete in the history of the Acadmey.
He stroked the worlds champion
eight-oared shell crew at the Olym-
pics two summers ago, this athletic
achievement being the greatest ever
attained by the Naval Academy As
tackle of the football team. he partici-
pated in three victories over the rival
Army cadets. Larsen was captain OF
the football team last fall and also
played on the lacrosse team for two
years. Durgin played first base on
this years baseball team and was cap
tain of the second football team and
contributed much to put the Varsity
through the PAGES.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-31
Ne INFLUX Of
"JUNE WEEK"
GUESTS IS ON

l.,,Is And Boarding Houses
Taxed To Capacity AS Com
-encemcnt Day At Naval
Academy Draws Near - To
Present Regimcntal "Colors"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
RADIO

Interesa a todas las personas
que Sc dedican actuaInente o
desean dedicarse- a la venta de
aparatos de radioteIefonia, diri-
girse cuanto antes al
Sr. Joaquin Agusty.
Radio Corporation of P. r,
San Juan, P. R.
quien les sun1inistrara importan-
tie information reIacionada con
la gran estacion transmisora de
m1sica w. K. A. @. en- esta ciu-
dad. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20

Al dar aver nuestros lectores Ia
information rearecto a. asunto de la
conferencia habida entire Ell Goberna-
dor Arturo Gouffrcnt, nos atuvimos
tnica exclusivamente a las versio
mes publicas circulantes, Y de ahi que
procuraramos recoger tambien en- los
centros oficiales 10 que habia de verdad
en- clio, fin de tener asi enterados
a nuestros lectorcs de todas las OPT
n;ones relacicnadas con tan i1nportan
to question.
Conocida como es por todos, la carta
cue al Jefe de Presidio dirigi6 aver
el Attorney General, no nos parece ne
cesario pubicarla en- su totalidad, pero
en- ella ell Jefe del Departamento de
Justicia hace saber al Jefe de Presidio,
cue ninguna autoridad, por alta que
sea, tiene factultad para ordenar la in
communication total nj parcial de un
preso, Ell cual tiene derecho recibir
las personas que el desee, aunque 6stas
no pertenezcan a su familia.
Quizas como una consecuencia de
esta carta del Attorney, tai vez con
o. deseo de aclarar su intervention en-
el asunto, Ell Jefe Executive dirigio
ayez al Jefe del Preside, la siguiente
carta, que pasamos traducir:
''San Juan, P. r. octubre 10 de
1922.
Al Jefe del Presidio, :.
San Juan, P. R.
sefor: La presente es para confr-
mar mis- instrucciOnes dadas a ustcd,
al objeto de que a nadie debera permi
kirseIe yer III pfeso Souf9ront, rexcsp
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
Ell S. PietrantOni en-
barc6 aver en- COmpahla
de los cOmisiOnadOs
uniOniStaS

I'm ei vapor 'san Lorenzo que sa-
10 aver para Nueva York, embarc6 el
popular asmblsista republicano, don
n. M. Pistrantoni.
"a sr. Pietrantoni resolvi6, a Ultima
bora, tacsr e refezido viaje, pues. Sc
san pudmos observar, fu6 a bordo a
despodir q unos amigos. y despu6s dc
Zanzibar ligsraa impresiones con los IL
dsrss unionistas que embareaban en- el
''ean Lorenso''. decide sacar pasaje
ir en union de ellos, para los Esta-
COS Unidos.
I'm los circuios politicos hs sido
muy oomsntado 81 viaje precipitado
oe, 81. PietFantoni, de ouien So asegu-
"a Que cooperarA con los hderes unio-
nistas en- h labor que estOs realicen
nuk.
Anoche 80 aseguraba en- los centros
Tolisieos de- esta ciudad que la actitud
del sr. Piotrantoni sera imitada por
ciro pfsminente rspublieano, quien EN-
barcark pr6ximamente para el Norte.
con 81 prop6sito de unirse al sr. Bar
GELD ayudarIs en- su eampaha en- con-
era del gobernador Rely, con cuya po-
Utica. ssgdn parscs, no esta de acuer-
do 81 citado iider.
Entire sus correligiOnarios la actitud
del 81. Pietrantoni IA causado cierto
malsstar. no faltando quienes han di-
eho que 81 ORGANISING director del Par
lido debsria "ajpstar cuentas" con ell
81. PiettrantonL por su desafecci6n ha
ella Ia politiea doIineada por Ia colec-
tivtdad- i"l1~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
Or. victor COLL OUGHT.

N. de la n: Auncue Ell. MUNDO al
publican, como 10 hizo e. aerograma del
Sr. Coll y Cuchi, y al insertar ahora
Ia carta de ku hermano Victor, no Sc
hace solidari9 de 10 expresado en- min
guno de dichos documentos, por ser
esta Una question personal de dichos
amigos debeinos afrmar por nuestra
rarte, sin embargo, cue cuando publi-
Games cl taerograma, file porque tenia-
mos ante nosotros ell original de. mis-
mo, va cue de .otra manera no 10 hu-
bi6ramos hecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
El insigne poeta Fran.
cisco Vinaespesa ha 81.
do denunciadO en- Ia
Habana

FL "Heraldo de Cuba, del dfa n
del corriente, trae la siguiente infor
maci6n:
layer tarde visitamos al eximis|
poeta espafiol senior Francisco villa|
espesa, fin de recoger de sus labio
algunas declaraciones en- relacion con II
denuncia que Contra el ha formulad('
ell senior Gabriel Crespi, y de la cua|
nos ocupamos aver extensamente, rel;
tando los hechos tales como el denunI
ciante los expuso la policia.
Dijonos el senior villaespesa-quiei|
nos recibio muy ama1 1emente-- qud
tenia Ell firme propdsito de no ocupar|
Sc para NADIA de este asunto, porquI
en- defnitiva no 10 ha de resolver II
iusticia; pero Que por haberse hechl
publico en- la forma en- que Sc ha he|
cho, en- la que Sc falta abiertamente l
la verdad, iba a completeness, haciei
donos algunas declaraciones sobre d
case.
Nos explico que sus relaciones col
Ell senior Crespi habian sido de un olI
den puramente comercial. Lo conocil
en- Santiago de Cuba, en- o, mes d
abril de este aiio, hallandose ALI
ia saz6n con la compafiia teatral qul
habia organizado. Ell .sefior Crespi s.
lie presento y Sc lie brind6 como sd
clio en- la empresa. Ell dia del citad|
mes de abril Sc firrn6 la escritura sd
cial, en- "a que aparecia el sefior Cred
pi fernando parte de la empresa col
Ell sesenta por ciento de Las utilidaded
CContinna en- Ia 81. pax.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
oTRA PREGUNTA


InteErogamos al Sr. Barcel6 sobre 10
cue 6. pensaba hacer en- ell Norte. Ell
Jefe de la Union Sc mostro sumamen-
te reservado y reiteradas veces nos di
jo que Sc abstenia de Iacer comentario
alguno acerca de la situaci6n politica.
No obstante, y como nuestro repor-
ter insistiera, ell Sr. Barcel6, algo emo-
cionado y poniendo en- su palabra So
iiora TOGO ell entusiasmo de su vigorosa
mentaiidad, nos dijo:
-Bucno, Olga I'd. en- su peri6dico
Que Puerto Rico no Sc rendira hasta
que no Sc le haga justicia. -.
X como el Jefe de la Union nos di-
jera nuevamente que no deseaba decir
mas nada, nos despedimos de 81, desean
cole feliz viaje.
LAsTRA CHARRIEz
Ell Lcdo. Lastra Charriez embarca
tambisn. va con ell fin de ijar su resi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
HUYKE

A bordo del 'tSan Lorenzo" va tam
hin Ell Sr. Huyke.
Ell comentario pdblico, acerca de los
supue5tos .prop6sitos de su viaje, dice
que Ell Comisionado va a obedecer ms
trucciones del Gobernador v contra
rrestar en- 10 possible la campafia de
los lideres de la Union.
Nosotros solo podemos informar que
el Sr. Huyke recibi6 un cable de Wash
ington, advirti6ndole que embarcara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20

10 cual, segdn decimos antes, acaba d.
hacer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
Ell sR. BENEDICT

Ell Sr. Benedicto, ex-Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, EMBARGO aver en- ell "san
Lorenzo"
Don Pepe contrajo matrimonio aver
por la maiana, en- la Iglesia de
San jorge, Ell Santurce, con la distin-
guida seiiorita Rosario Fournier.
Ell ok Tesorero, preguntas nuestras
nos dijo que iba en- viaje de bodas.
pero, que tambi6n visitaria Washing
ton. ALI, scgIn otros informes que te-
nemos, Ell senior Benedicto insistira an
to la antoridad competente para que
Sc practique una investigation de sus
actuaciones en- la Tesoreria, va que ell
sobernador Reilly, para justifcar SUI des
tituci6u, aleg6 las malas condolences
en- que el Sr. Benedicto tenia ell De-
partamento de Hacienda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20

Canovanas, octubre 10. 1922.
FL MuNDo, asn Juan.
9epsn lop Coll que conocida opinion
mayuia este eieetorado, aqui perderia
cayetano.
.. DE SfArA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
sR. coRDovA DAvILA

PreguntamOs al ST., C6rdova Davils
81 el saba el objeto del viaje del Co
misionado de Instruction.
Don Felix sonri6 ir6nicamente. Lue
go expreso:
-Lo tnico que puedo decirle es que
ira ala a defender la politica del Go.
bernador. u
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20

dencia en- Nueva York. Pero antes, nos
dijo visitara Washington en- union
de los seiores c6rdova Davila Bar
cello. Ell Vice-presidente de la Camara
tambi6n Sc muestra reservado. No vol
vera al pals hasta febrero, en- que Sc
abrira la Legislature Insulra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
Carta del DR.. Victor Coll
Y Cuchi acerca del ae-
reOgraIla de su hernia
no Ell Speaker de
Ia Carlara
santurce. octubre 19. 1929.

OdtlLurce, OcCuDr0 ~, lSZZ.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San juan.
Mi disringuido amigo:
Ha lIegadc mis- oidos que los Sc
cuaces de Barcelo estan diciendo que
el aerograna de Csyetano mi hernia
no dirigido q mi desde Ell Norma, !,
retando Barcelo ante ell e.ectoradp,
es una tnvenci6n mia.
Enviole el original para que usted
10 ensene todo aquel que quiera
verlo.
ESe aerograma, sr. Director, es el
principle do la batai.a que como to-
das as nuestras estamos dispuestos
dar.a en- todbs los terrenos.
La obra gIoriosa de Cayetsno Coll v
Cuchi en- defensa de Ia Union de Puer
to Rico, en- el Pals y fuera del Pals,
no la echa por TERRA TN triste acuer-
90 de IN caucus Incomplete en- un NAL
cuarto de hora.
Suyo affmo.
Or. victor COLL CUcHI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20

(oontintia sn Ii "a. pag.l
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EXPRESSION DE oRATITUD

En- la imposibili6ad ds contestar, CO.
mo es mi deseo todas las cartas v
telegramas de p6same por la muerte de
mi Querida esposa Engracia Maria,
quiero hacer llegar por medic de la
rrensa mi profnndo agradecimiento a
todos mis- buenos amigos que So han
undo q mi dolor.
Arturo CATALA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
Puerto Rico no Sc rendird hasta que no Sc Ie|
haga justida--nOs dijO eI 1ustre jefe de
Ia Union, sehOr Antonio R. BarCe|o, a bor-
do del vdpOr "San Lorenzo"
Los senOres Barcelo, C6rdoua Dduila, Lastra
Charriez y Huyke tomaron aver pasaje en- ell CT
tGdo barco. -Benedicto EMBARGO tambien

Segln inform6 Ia prensa, en- ell
San Lorenzo" que zarp6 aver para
e. Norte, EMBARGO ell Comisionado Re-
sidente Sr. Cordova Davila. los hde-
res unionistas sefiores Barcelo Las
ira Charriez, quienes van los Estados
Unidos a seguir instrucciones que tie.
men del Partido, a prop6sito de la
rueva campafa en- contra del gober-
nador Reilly.
Un gran nlmero de amigos fu6 a
bordo a despedir a los citados cabal.e-
los, con quienes cambiaron las fltimas
impresiones acerca de los dificiles mo
mentos por que atraviesa ell Partido
oe la mayoria y ell pals en- general.
Un reporter nuestro que subio al va
por, tuvo la oportunidad de recoger al
gunas ,mpresiones del Jefe de la Union,
POGO antes de zarpar Ell vapor.
soBRE Ell FLEITo DE SAN JUAN
En- rciaci6n con los informes que di
NOS aver, acerca de la conferencia en-
tie 81 confinado souffront y eli Co.
bernador, el sr. Barcel6 nos manifesto
cue las actuaciones de Souffront res
pecto iel pleito de San Juan carecfan
de importancia legal; pero, 10 que 81
resultaba de un tremendo efecto mo-
raj, eran los informes que en- relaci6n
con cl citado preso el gobernador
Reilly, Sc ha6ian publicado en- la prem
sa ultimamente, porque clos podrian
interpretarse en- el sentido de que Sc
tlata de favorecer a determinado ban
90. 3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
Fl GObernadOr dirigi6 aver una Carta al
Iefe deIPrUSidiO COnfirmdndOle SuS instruC-
clones de que pernanezCa lnCOnunlCadO el
3 preSO Arturo SOuffrOnt
Mr.. Reilly hizo saber a Souf6ront, que cuolesquie-
ra que fuesen los informes que el le suministrG-
ra, no serfa indultadO

to los miebmbros de su fanlilia, de
acuerdo con sus deseos, segdn fueron
expresados por 81 suscribdente.
Respetuosamente suyo, !.
E. MONT RELY
Gobernador.''
En- relacion la conferencia que
sostuvo Souffront con Ell Gobernador,
debemos informar que, de acuerdo con
"a version que predomina en- los cen
tros oficiales los hechos ocurrieron de
la manera siguicnte:
I'm prominente hombre de negocios
de esta capital visit6 al Gobernador
para informarle que en- la penitencia
ria Sc encontraba un recluso que de-
seaba tener una entrevista con Ell, y
prometia hacerle interesantes revelacio
mes.
FL Gobernador contest6 que no to
MIA Inconvenience alguno en- oirle y
prometi6 enviar por 6l, cuando tuviera
un ratio desocupado. Antier mediodia
el Gobernador mand6 buscar Souf
front, Y este confrm6 ante Ell Jefe
Executive sus deseos de hacer las pre
citadas Manifestations.
Como quiera que Ell Gobernador. va
tenfa con anterioridad, informes de 10
sucedido con Souffront, que di6 osigen
"a su proceso. antes de que Souffront
empezara su relate, ell Gobernador le
hizo saber que, cualquiera que fuesen
los inforInes que 81 lie suministrara, no
seria, en- nlanera alguna, indultado. A
pesar de esta amonestaci6n, Souffront
expres6 deseo de hacer su relate EN-
pez6. explicar al Gobernador cuestio
mes relacionadas con la politica local,
desconociendo nosotros los detalles de
10 que Souffront manifestara en- su en-
trevista.
La accommodation del preso, Sc nos
asegur6 que obedecia a los deseos del
propio Souffront, pero que ST este de-
seaba yer cualquiera persona que no
fuera de su familia, nadie podfa pri-
varle de su derecho y estaria dicha per
soma en- libertad de hacerlo, pero que
tenia que ser con el previo consenti-
miento de Souffront.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-20
LA QUESTION DEL PLEITo DE
SAN JUAN
Gobernador."

No tan solo per este asunto de Souf
front, sino por IA ruptura de relacio-
mes entire Ell senior Travieso el Co.
berrador, desde hace algunos dias Sc
viene hablando de que Ell Municipio de
esta Capital pueda, en- alguna forma
volver manos de los republicanos.
En- las esferas ofciales fuimos in
formados, a este respecto, que este asun
to estaba pendiente de decision en- los
saE
(COntinda en- Ia Ga. pag.l
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02
GLADD|NG Gets
OFF TICKET BY
ORDER Of COURT
Released From Running for
County Surveyor by Man
damus; Order Stops the
Printing of Ballots.

James N. Gladding will not run
for the office of county surveyor
on the republican ticket. Repeat
ed efforts to withdraw from the
ticket were realized yesterday
when a peremptory writ of man
damus was issued from the district
court demanding that his name be
not printed among the candidates
for office.
Mr.. Gladding had resigned from
the ticket several times before with
no success. He requested the
county clerk to remove his name
from the ballot by letter on Octo-
ber %. On the same date he no.
titled Frank A. Huhbell, chairman
of the republican county central
committee, that he would be una
BILE to serve and later sent him an
other letter repeating the refusal
to run on the ticket All were ig-
nored and his name was included
on the ballot.
The ballots were being printed
yesterday, the court ordes which
issued about noon calling a halt
on the JOD. Inc Ofuef was ulreCt-
ed against Fred Crollott, county
clerk. who arranged that the name
Of Mr.. Gladding be left off the
ticket.
No arrangements have yet been
made for a candidate to fill Mr..
Gladding's place on the ballots.
said Mr.. Hubbell last night. The
central committee will meet to dis
cuss the matter today, he said.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02
Rev. B. M. Bridges
Gives Facts in
His Case

1t Is doubtful if there has ever
been medicine endorsed by SO
many ministers of the Gospel as
has Tanlac. Indeed, there Is
scarcely faith, creed or denomi-
nation in all the land in which
one, or more, OF the clergymen
has not public y expressed their
Indebtedness 10 the Premier Prep
atation for the bnnc its they have
derived from its use.
One Cf the latest to speak out
in this connection is Rev. B. NJ
Bridges, a widely known and be-
loved Baptist preacher. residing
at Mooresboro. N, c., whose state
ment follows:
"Tanlac has given me a good
appetite, toned up my system and
renewed my streng. h in such a
gratifying way that ! am glad to
recommend it to anyone who is
In a rundown condition. For ten
years past have had such a sc
we're case of Indigestion that /
could not find anything to eat
that agreed with me. Finally j
became very nervous and could
get but very little sleep or rest.
ut seems that / took nearly
everything trying to get myself
right, but nothing helped me un-
til ran across Tanlac. My
nerves are so much better now
that my sleep is sound and re-
freshing. l enjoy my meals and
have also gained weight. can
say from experience that Tanlac
is a splendid medicine and tonic.
for it has built me up wonder
fully"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists. ADV.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02
MAN IS ACCUSED
Of TAKING WIFE
FROM ANOTHER
John Sherman Gets War
rant for E. 1. Robertson,
Charged With EIoping
With Mrs. Sherman.

Alleging that a man named r. l..
Robertson has "unlawfully taken
his wife to Gallup" John Sherman,
who lives on Santa Fe avenue, yes
terday had & warrant sworn out
for the arrest of Robertson in the
court of Justice George Roddv.
Then he got on the train and
started for Gallup.
Sherman told the police that he
had been informed yesterday
morning that his wife, taking their
two children. had left with Rober-
son. He said he had previously
ordered Robertson away from his
nome, but the man persisted in re-
turning. Sherman said he had rel
atives in Gallup, where one of his
children had been for some time,
and he thought his wife would 20
there to get the child.
The form of the warrant, Off
GERS said, is unusual. as it prac-
tlcallv accuses Robertson of steal
ing Mrs. Sherman.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02
BLACK-DRAUGHT
over so Years
Saved Me Many a Sick
SPELL" Says Texas Farm
er, Who Has Long
Known Usefulness of
Black -Draught.

Naples, Texas.--"I have used
Thedford's Black -Draught for
years. can safely say for more
than 30 years." declares Mr.. Ii.
H. Cromer, a substantial. we'll
known farmer, residing out on
Route from here.
II am 43 years old, and when
a small boy / had indigestion and
was puny and my folks gave me
liver regulator. Then Black
Draught was advertised and we
heard of it.
81 began to take Black-Draught.
and have used it, when needed,
ever since. j use Black -Draught
now in my home, and certainly
Recommend it for any liver trou-
Bile.
II have given it a thorough
trial, and after thirty years can
say Black -Draught is my stand
by. 1t has saved me many sick
Rpells."
Mr.. Cromer writes that he is
pever out of Black -Draught," and
vs several of his neighbors pre-
it to any other liver medicine.
always recommend Black
Draught to my friends" he adds.
This valuable, old. powdered
liver medicine is prepared from
medicinal roots and herbs and
has none of the bad effects so
often observed from the use OF
calomel, or other powerful min
eral drugs.
Black -Draught helps to keep
the liver in trim. helping prevent
or relieve such troubles as con
stipation. biliousness. Indigestion,
sick headache.
- sure to get the genuine
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02
CAMPAIGN TRIP
Of A MONTH IS
ENDED BY HILL
Republican Candidate for
Governor Says Hinkle
Has Never Stated How
He Would Lower Expense

Hill, n. NJ, Nov. After a
strenuous campaign trip of more
than a month, Charles i. Hill, re-
publican candidate for governor,
arrived at his home ut Hill this
morning. When seen by a repre-
sentative of this paper and asked
in regard to his experiences and
as to the political outlook over the
state, Mr.. Hill laughed and said;
"The experience has been new
one. / have never been in politics
before and when l started out on
my trip | did it with fear and
trembling because l didn't know
what terrible things my opponents
might be able to dig up against
me and how busy | might have
been answering their charges. But
l got through with it all right and
1 am back here easy in mind and,
so far as ] can see, unchanged in
character.
Democrats Attacked Him.
"Of course, the democrats did
attack me; they brought against
me the most horrible accusations.
They said that l lived in Texas
and that ! would be ruled by the
bosses. Everybody in New Mexico
knows the answer to The first
charge. 1t is simply untrue and
as for the second charge. it was
brought merely because the man
who originally made 1t is lacking
in imagination and couldn't think
OF anything else to say.
'These are the only two charges
against me to which / have had to
reply. / have had to deny having
made one or two statements which
] have been unjustly accused OF
making, but outside Of that l have
devoted most of my time to trying
to find out from Mr.. Hinkle and
his supporters just how they in
tend to go about it when they
start in to bring about n govern
mental millennium in the state of
New Mexico.
What VIII Hinkle Do?
"Mr. Hinkle, it seems from his
statements, is going to constitute
himself not only the watchdog of
the state treasury but he also
claims that he is going to stand as
a faithful guardian over the road
funds, the school funds and all
other funds and see not a penny OF
the peoples money is wasted or
extravagantly spent. OF course this
is all very laudable and when l
am governor I intend to do all that
/ can to reduce taxes and save
money but what have been trying
to get Mr.. Hinkle to say is how he
is going TO intrude his authority
as governor into the proceedings
of a county school board or board
of county commissioners and get
them to lend him a willing ear
when he Says that they must quit
building good roads and erecting
school houses
Has Never Replied.
"Mr. Hinkle has never replied
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02

Last years farm crop I'm Canada
was estimated at S1,4O0, 5000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02
NIGHT SCHOOL WILL.
TEACH MILLINERY

The night school for adults,
which will begin Monday night at
the Central school. will have a
millinery department. as usual.
Mrs. Wesley r. Hurt, who is in
charge, made the following an
nouncement yesterday:
The school will hold sessions on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
nights from 7 to 8 o'clock It is
omen to all who wish to enter,
Tuition is free. but members Of
the classes are required to furnish
their own material, The course
will last six weeks and will consist
OF shape building, covering of
shape, remodeling, trimming. or
naments and flowers.
The millinery department last
year had the largest enrolment Of
any of the departments A big
enrolment Is expected this year