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The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-07-27
Cost of Feed Biggest
Item in Stock Farming

The cost Of feed Is the biggest item
In stock farming. To produce cheap
ration is therefore one Of the mot i'm
portant factors In the business, and
the stock farmer who wishes to be
successful must learn how to reduce
his feed bill.
The Missouri experiment station re-
Gently issued bulletin on the cost
Of crop production, showing the cost
of putting up hay to be S3.3S per ton.
They did not say whether this hay
was put up in stack or now. but the
figures indicate that modern labor
saving tools were used and that the
hay was well housed either In stack or
shed. 1t costs from 85 cents to SIPS
per ton to put corn in the silo; thus
we find that silage, on ton basis, can
be put up at from one-third to one
quarter the cost Of hay. The quality
Of silage can be controlled. while the
quality of hay depends on the weather.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-07-27
Imported Currant Worm
Reduces Yield of Fruit

Currents and gooseberries have
suffered severely from the depreda-
ton of the imported currant worm in
the las. few years and this year we
may look for even greater infestation.
These worms can In few days strip
the bushes of leaves. This naturally
reduces the yield of fruit and IL re-
peated for several consecutive years,
may kill the bushes.
Now is the time to put stop to
the ravages of this insect. The most
effective, treatment is spraying with
lead arsenate. at the rate of two or
three tablespoonfuls to gallon of
water. Lead arsenate has the deslr-
able quality Of adhering to the leaves
FOR a long time and retaining. its
strength throughout that time. For
these reasons 1t is much preferred to
white hellebore, the old fashioned
currant worm remedy.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-07-27
Destroying Army Worms
by Use of Paris Green

The army worm Is a smooth, striped
caterpillar about an inch and a quar-
ter long and a quarter Of an inch In
diameter. 1t is rather dark in ap-
pearance. While normally II feeds
by night and hides by day, not being
generally noticed as soon as II has
increased to such numbers that its
food supply falls short it starts to
travel, and, becoming bolder, feeds
during both day and night.
How worms may be destroyed: II
the worms have not yet attacked q
field, the most practicable way to
keep them out is to plow burrows In
front Of them, throwing the furrow In
the direction toward which they are
travelling. The worms will fall into
the furrow, and when this Is full they
may be killed either by dragging a
log back and forth in the furrow, or
by destroying the worms In holes pre-
viously dug at interbals of twenty feet
in the bottom Of the furrow. Kero-
sene poured on them in the holes will
destroy them. II the worms are al
ready In the field, the following mix
ture, which will attract the worms
and destroy them. should be spread
about. One pound Of paris green tpoi-
sonous), fifty pounds OF wheat bran
and the juice Of one-half dozen or
anges.
Bring this mixture to a stif dough
by the use Of diluted molasses, and
scatter 1t amongst the worms. Care
should be taken to keep this dough
from children or domestic animals.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-07-27
Cleaning Up Is Needed
When Disease Appears

A real cleaning up Is needed when
disease has appeared In the chicken
flock. Not just sweeping out from un-
der the .roosts, and sweeping on Of
the droppings board; not merely clean
ing around the nest boxes, but taking
out every bit of removable furnishings
(the furniture Of chicken house
should all be removable), burning the
litter, and following the thorough
sweeping Of walls, ceiling and floors
with a good disinfectant. Any good
commercial dip will do. 1t is best ap-
piled in one-to-fifty dilution In hot
water. using force sprayer.
After the house ID dried, apply q
good coating Of whitewash in which ID
a little carbolic acid or other good
disinfectant-
Before returning che chickens to
cleaned nouss treat than for ucA
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-07-27
Sweet Clover Bloat Is
Troublesome to Cattle

Sweet clover bloat Is believed to be
only very occasionally responsible for
bloat in cattle. Sometimes II the clo-
yer Is In bloom the fermentation OF
honey In the blossoms develops suffi-
cient gas to form severe bloat. At
other times, especially when the clo-
yer is wet with dew or rain, II fer
ments rapidly In the ilrst compartment
Of the stomach. end there the result
ing development Of gas is also respon-
sible for bloat. Prevention Is quite
difficult.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-07-27
Potatoes Fed to Dairy
Cows With Fair Results

Potatoes can be fed to dairy cows with
fair results They give better results
when fed in connection with clover or
alfalfa hay than when fed In connec-
tion with wild hay, timothy or fodder
corn. In comparison with corn. It re-
Quires from six to eight pounds Of por
tatoes to equal = pound Of ground
snru IN milb production.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
Ut 4 gGlIlO uCI SUDIDEIIU uIGU q1O'
TanIaC VenCi6 SuS mO|eStiaS
Ell ST. Don Jose Roig Cruz dscIara que sI Teme-
do de fama OundiaI vencid Ia indigestion, Ca
IsmbTes, nsTvlOsidad insomnia, rsstau-
randO Su peso Y fuGE1a

Estoy coniendo, durniendo sin
tlendome muy bien ahora, mi paso
elastico demuestra mejor que cualqrier
ctra cosa e. provecho que Tanlae me
hs trafdo" dijo recientemente ell seIor
Ton Jose Roig Cruz con domicilio en-
la c3lle Salud No. 65 Ponce, Puerto
Rico, que cs agsnte fiscal del Gobiefno
Americana.
Durante cuatro amos estaba 20 gu
1riendo molestias estomacales y per
e:endo rapidamente mi peso y mi fuer-
~ De4pues de Gomez fI1 atacado usual
f.cnte por calambrcs y III dolor aguao
en la boca del est6nago. Por mucho
tempo no tuve opetito verdadero y
ilnicainente cumpls con las for1nas dc
conner porque saba que ela necesario
algdn natrimento para continuar en-
vida. Aden1as, por algunos r.eses pade-
c, di1cultades en- dorInir y con mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
sEGUNDA pARTE
vIsIoNEs DE oK-ENTE
Ell OrIENTE MUSUIMAN

constantinopla: Ell B6sforo. Santa
Sofia. El cuerno de orc. Interior de
un palacio turco en- stambul Ia hora
del t6 Las suntuosas mezquitas del
sultan Hamed de Rutem Pasha. Co.
mentarios de oriente.
Los teso-os dc Brussa: La ciudad sc
las quinientas mezquitas. Ia mezQuita
verde. Ell catafalco de Mahomet II
eel Luis XIV turco). El bosquccillo
funerar'o. Bounar- -Bachi. La monta-
na dc .os poetas.
Koniah: La mezquita de los "Dervi-
chos tourneurs''. En- casa de Pierre
Lott con sus salones de arte turco, Chi
no Y iapones, donde ha acumulado yer
daderos tesoros orientales. su mezQui-
ia las innumerables obras maestras
del arte musulman, ccleccionadas por
el celebrc autor, etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
G4-.1, ANA &c TNAUGURA Ell SER
vTCTc DE RADIO ENTIRE
CETgA Y vIEoUEs
san Juan, abriI 10 &c 1929.

2an Juan, abriI 13 &c 1890
SeAor:-
Tenetnos especial gus,o ea conauni-
car i uste1 que el dla Is de los corrier
tes ,nauGuraren.os ei servic,o raliogra-
Eco cs..re ceiba 2 vieQues.
Tai acontccimtento reso.ve-.., de ana
maner1 positlva, la necesldad, por Ma
cho tielnpo sentida &c una esab-o y
buc.a colrur icacldn cntre cs,as dos Is
las, tan estrechamente unidas por sus
rolaetones fami,iarcs y comorciales.
e. cadnco sIsIEGA HELIoGRA-
F1oo dosapsroeora 10 dejaremos pa-
re- III case de emergencia.
Es.amos absoiutameate ssgrros lie
que tarto los habitsnses de vieques
ONO los de Puerto Rico, celebraran
soa jGb..o Ell a5renirlicnto del 5D;TE-
MA RADIoGRAFIco. porqrs 81 re
suelve rno de los mas grandes profile
mas dc cntranabas Is!as.
los que tengar necesliad de este
servtcio podran estar seeuros dc que
sus MENsAJEs seran proatamen, q
caraados, y no estaran expuestos a
INA fo-2osa aenora. porque ro habra
NEBLINA que impida ell paso de la
cNDA, como ocurria con la LUZ de
rues ro sistema heliosraaco.
Tac3 el servicio comercial cobrare-
nos I'm tip5 unifor1ne desie cualquie,
parto de Puerto Rico a visques vi
ceversa.
Los mensajess.l .llasta 10 palabras, pa
garan: 30 Cts. excluyendo direction y
frna y Cts. .por cada patabra ali
s;ional.
Las confsrencias telef6nicas SOLE.
r,ertc podran celebrarse entire Ceiba
y vioques Y su costo sesa: 81 90 POI
Iiyu IS o fracci6n. ST "a coaferaa
"a -rrase mas de minutes, por e
seigurco periodo de mnutos. cobra
rfnos IA initial de la tarifa, psro, pol
,os delras periodos sucesivos de mi
nutcs. Sc cobrara la tar;fa complcta
sea; S1oo por cada periodic.
De I'd. muy alto. Y S. S.
Ram6n Ma. MARTT,
Administrator Dacina TELEGRAPH dc
San Juan, Pusrso Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
PRIMEEA PARTE

Las Maravillas de, la Espaia ar
tistica. >
Las obras maestras del Musco del
Prado &c Madrid. (ve.azquez, Rubens,
Goya, MuriIlo, etc.
Los tesoros sde artc Hispano-arabe.
Toledo. Puerto del Kartara. Los ba-
fos de la cava. Ell Alcazar. La Puer-
tq del Sol Ell fuerte San Martin. San
Juan dc los Reyes. Toledo Moaerno.
seviua Ell Alcazar v sus maravir o
SOS jardines. La Giralda La torre
dc oro. Ell Mercado, etc.
Cordoba. La Mezquita.
Grenada. La Alhambra. Palacio
Maravilloso. Ia mansion de los sueaoa,
dc los brujos, dc los gnomos, y de las
Hadass e Generalife sus magni-
flcos jardines. Puesta de sol en- Gra-
NADIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
iMaTayiIIOsa C3ICulsd1raI

La nueva maquina Calculadora ale
mana "PRO-CALCULO", Suma, Res
ia Multiplied acknowledgements con
rapidez precision. Absolutamente .se-
gura. Hermosa, duradera, facil de ma
nejar. Capacidad, hasta 9999.999.99.
Hace un trabajo tan eficiente como
las nlaquinas de $3.50. Economics
TEMPO y DINERO. Hace un pla-
Ger la fatigosa tarea &c calcular.
Precio, $500, franco de porte, con
instrucciones, lista para trabaio in
mediate. .Pidala Embellishments por
C. o. D. solicite prospectos des-
criptivos ilustrados.
RIVALLE MERCANTILE
= AGENCY, fe
CAYEY. pro. RICO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
TERcERA PARTE
Ell oRIENTE CRIsTTANo
RELACION DETALLADA DE LAS
oBRAs QUE HAN DE REALIzARsE
EN- Ell PUERTO DE PONCE
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continuation de la "a. pagina)
tas en- el sentido de consrlbulr con I'm
5oea de los gastos que Sc haSaa, CORES
rondiello . al nunicip;o al a,bierno
irlsular conjl~ tamente, el dessmbolso
de la suma rsstante.
Existe la idea de solicitar del Go
bierno de Puerto Rico que anticipe al
municipio de Por.ce Ia cansidad. nece-
saria para Ia realizazc;on de ese pro
yecto, comprometiendose este pagar
Ia en- un piaTo de Is 20 amos.
Los poncefios tieren el proposito &c
iavitar al secretario de la guerra, en-
su rroxilna vista a la isla, para que
Sc traslade Ponce, y yea, personal
merte los sitios que seran objeto de
las reformas mencionadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14

freorencia pasaba noches nerviosas v
sir suelo.
Pero POGO tempo despues de empe-
gar con Tanlac, supe que al fin habia
encontrado precisamente la medicinal
para aliviarme porque los dolores des-
aparecieron de mi est6mago mi ape
tito empez6 mejorarse. Estoy comien-
10 ahora con un gusto que no he como
edo durante bastante amos he reco-
brado todo 81 peso que perdi. A tai
grado Sc han calmado mis- nervios que
como piedra, duermo cada noche me
levanto en- La nanana sinti@ndome ha-
Iii fresco. No senior, no Sc pueden
dlsputar los meritos de Tanlac para
nao.e2tias como las que yo padecia'.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas farmacias
:, droguerias
Sc han vendido mas de 35 millones
&c bcte-laa. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
INFORMACIN DE LA ISLA
continuation de la pAg. ~

ia pelscula en- el cine, cundi6 el ru
NOR de que una nina Sc habla ella.
vado una aguja de coser dentro de-
vientre. Trasladada la sala de
emergencia, el DR.. Luis Brusi abrid
el vientre pudo hailar Ia ag1ja
para tranquiidad de los familiares
Y del pnblieo angustiado, pues Sc ira
taba de una nina de dos amos dc
edad, Genoveva Vele.
Teiieitamos al galeno por su buen
acicrto
INFI UENZA. -Esta enfermedad Sc
ha propagado extensamente por toda
la jurisdiction de Hatillo, aunque no
ha tornado Ell vuelo que la anterior
epidemic.
ENFERMOs GRAVES.-Lo han
estado sufriendo de grippe los espo-
SOS Circuns, de este pueblo. Nos
alegramos de que va esten en- franca
convalescencia.
CORRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
Sc Ausentan. :.

Dentro ce breve partiran para Ell Es-
iado de Florida, los dlehos de la CASA
FLoTANTE (the Boat-House), magni-
Gca residencia dentro del mar, EN- Ia
Parada 10 do Miramar aceptan pro-
posiciones de compra. La casa esta
:uertemente construida, tiene dos plan
tas, con amplios Y frescos dormitorios
y las condolences de salubridad son ex-
relentes por Ell sitio en- que radica. 81
I'd. 1nteresa comprar esta tranquila y
lnagnihca residencia, puede tener in
formes inmediatamente de: F. H. John
son, 7. 0. Box, 1852, San Juan, telefonO
$40 azul, santurce. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
AEivia Reglr,1atisr11o

Fl "Musterole" afloja las coyun-
turas tensas y quita Ell doior. Este
unguento claro y blancuzao, hecho
base de aceite de racstaza, por 10
regular IA alivio en- cuanto sc slnta
Sobre las parties afectad2s.
Tan Elective como 81 sinapis;no
de antailo, sin que cause aInnollas.
Recomendado CON frecueucia per
medicos y enfermeras.
Con1pre Musterole hoy en- la
farmacia. Tengalc siernpre en-
casa. Sc vende en pornos O Guhilios.
MUCHo MEJoR CUE UN sINAPE3HO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
AVER Sc RADICo LA PETIcIoN
DE ..CERTIoRARI, soLICITADO

continuation de la 6a. pagina).
Despu6s de escrita la anterior infor-
macion fuimos infcrmados que cl juez
Foote habia expedido Ell auto de "cer-
tiorari' solicitado por la demandante
y que flo la vista del case para Ell
jueves Is del presente mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
Salud y Riqueza

Puede I'd. conseguirla con Ia podere
So moneda magica. Esta prodigiosa mo-
reda, es la dicha de los jugadores, CO.
,rerciantes, y toda gente de negocios.
Tara informes Sra G. M. Filomeno,
Frofesora ciencias ocultas. San Fran
cisco 66, escribame al Box 115 San
4prce. r.. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
Informaclones diversas
LAS vIS7oNEs DE ARTE EN-
TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Publicamos a continuation cl pro
grarla del espsctaculo artistico del sr.
s.andoz que ten5ra lugar e. sabado Il
de abrdl, a las $50 en- ell Teatro 1Tu-
nic1pal, bajo los auspicios del limo.
mon.sac- Csru1na, obispo &c Pue.to
Eico, y a beneGcio de Ia lyle
sia del Ba-rio Obrtro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
a los Commentaries Pro-
fesioOales Y P Pariiculares

Por Ia infnla sisna ahaia indicaaa en-
viarernos ESQ hoias de pnpel para cartas,
de calidad escogida, en- blcques de 80 hojas
cada uno. con falslla $50 sobres, todo con
su nombre direcci6n impreso con nitidez,
con tinta azul permanente en- tipo g6tieo,
en- los siguientes tamahos precips:
Por $3.50 el de tamaho por 10 pulga-
das (El iuego)
Por SI95 ei de tanalio por ella pull
gadas [El jncgo)
En- estos precios estan comprcudidos to-
dos los gastos incluyendo el porte. 0FRE-
CEMoS, UN JUEGO GRATIS (250 hojas y
150 sobresI con e! lnemhrete que desee a
quien coloque seis peddos entre sus amigos
Envfe sn pcdido inmediatamente garant;zan-
dole que este. sera ell dinero que meior ha-
va usted nvertido. NO ES PRECISE EN.
War DINERO ADELANTADO mande solo
su nombre direction. bien claro que no ha-
"a lugar duda.
TIE TRIBUNE SALES co
Tribune Building New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
I'M AN

Sc regala la oraci6n de la pie
dra imam quien la pida por CO.
rreo enviando S selIos rojos pa
ra ell franqueo EI imam sirve pa
ra tener fortuna en- amores, via
les, juegos, negocios Y casannien-
tos O. Rodriguez, San Andres,
1o. Marianao. Cuba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14
iDIMITIRA Ell GOBIERNO DE
PORTUGAI.2

MADRID, abril 1s-Infcrman de
Lisboa que a consecuencia de haber
sido rechazado un proyecto del Co
bierno, 10 cual signifca un vote de
desconfanza al Gabinote, es probab 9
que Ell Gobierno dimita en- pIenO csta
tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-14

Oculte las canas que son Las que de-
latan las huellas de los amos. Use un
pgeparado bueno que disimule nabil
,nente, que I'd. Sc pinta, pues los tin
tes baratos delatan a leguas el pro-
cedimiento provocando sonrisas. ca
P r. Drug Co. acaban de recibir IN
tinte especial 'PRoGREsINA'', bas.,
de aceite vegetal inofensivo de resal-
tados sorprendentes sin contsner en-
su somposici6n, sales de plata. Pruebe
NJ pomo que Sc detalla a $500 Y I'd,
generosamente le dara la receta sua
amigos que 10 necesiten.
Porto Rico Drug Co.
San Juan, P. r. Advt
Evening star., 1923-05-18
Maids Wild Ouer Sheik, But Men
Note That Rudy's Getting Bald

baned head appeared from some-
where. Feminine shrieks greeted 1t,
but IT was merely a member of the
Valentino orchestra. dressed in his
finest Arabic headgear. A small
square In one corner of the dance
floor was roped off and moment
later everybody was trying to push
into the front row. chair and all. AS
result most of those who had been
first were last, and the last were first
Suddenly the spotlight flashed on
and Mr.. and Mrs. Valentino stepped
forth. Feminine hearts literally
seemed to stop beating. Propriety-
even Wardman Park propriety-was
forgotten and young and old clam
bered to the seats Of their chairs
One girl and two men. buried in the
last row. actually Skinned UP the
French door of the ballroom and saw
the performance much as telegram
pole galleries watch base ball games.
Suddenly there was sQueal from
the center of one mass Of humanity,
followed Immediately by the sound Of
skidding chairs and falling bodies. a
few minutes later two young women
And half dozen gallants they had
dragged with them picked themselves
mp from the center of the floor. VAL
entino laughed outright at the spec
tacle. Somebody heard somebody else
accuse still another somebody of hav-
ing "kicked that chair on purpose"
Evening star., 1923-05-18
W. S. WARD, ACCUSED
SLAYER, IS LOCATED
Son of Baking Company President,
Missing a Month, Reported
Back Home.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May ls.-Testimony
that Walter S Ward. son of the
president of the Ward Baking Com
nany, had been missing from his home
for month just prior to the Staying
of Clarence Peters. Haverhill. Mass.
youth, which Ward claimed to have
committed in self-defense, was given
by police Lieut. John MCGOWAN OF
New Rochelle. N. Y, at today's ses-
sion of the investigation being con-
Quoted by Deputy Attorney General
Chambers into the case.
MCGOWAN said he had been detailed
to seek Ward at the request OF his
wife and that he found him at the
Bowie race track. near Baltimore.
McGowan said he saw Ward enter
ing a booth over which was a sign
reading NO bets under $50"
He said he did not approach Warl
but telephoned to New Rochelle,
seeking to reach Palmer Tubbs, po-
lice commissioner OF that city, who
also is Wards confidential secretary.
The noxt morning. he said. he got
a telephone call from Tubbs inform
ing him that Wards brother Ralph
had met him in Washington and
taken him home.
Evening star., 1923-05-18
TRACTION CO. GETS
BUS LINE PERMIT

The Public Utilities Commission to-
day gave to the East Washington
Heights Traction Railroad authority
to substitute motor busses for it's
present trolley line across the Penn
sylvania avenue bridge southeast,
with instructions to extend the route
into Randle Highlands
The route of the busses was fixed
by the commission as follows: Begin
ming at 18th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue southeast, easterly across
the Pennsylvania avenue bridge to
Minnesota avenue, thence along Min
nesota avenue to Naylor road; along
Naylor road to 25th street southeast;
north on 25th street to Pennsylvania
avenue: along Pennsylvania avenue to
18th street southeast, the point of be-
ginning.
The rate of fare shall be the same
as that in effect on the two big street
railway systems and the direction is
given that free transfers be issued at
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast between the busses and cars
of the Capital Traction Company.
The Capital Traction Company also
petitioned for bus line into Randie
Highlands, but today's decision means
that the commission wishes to give
the first opportunity to the company
headed by Col. a. Z. Randle.
Evening star., 1923-05-18
EXPLAINS MENTAL
TESTSFOR SCHOOLS
Detroit Woman Speaks on
Experiment Planned Here
in. Fall.

Scientific methods OF obtaining an
estimate OF the mental capacity of a
child and how to adopt a course of
study suitable for him were outlined
to District public school teachers by
Mrs. Helen T. WooIey, assistant d.
rector of the Merrill-Palmer School
Of Detroit. at the general session of
the Teachers Institute today in the
Central High School auditorium. She
also explained the contributions
which mental measurement has made
to education.
Psychological tests as advocated by
ment in the Washington schools next
fall through an educational bureau
of instruction which will introduce
the mental tests in all the schools
with the subsequent Encouragement
of pupils according to their mental
capacity. In this way. the new rating
of pupils will be rapid" average"
or 'slow," according to the manner
in which they react to the psyche
logical examinations.
Warns Teachers.
Mrs. Wooley admonished the teach
ers not to force work on their pu-
pills. BE sympathetic" she said.
Find out what a child can do we'll
and help him do it better" She
pointed out that some children play
truant, not because they don't like
school, but because their studies are
beyond their mental capacity, and
rather than be a. dullard remained
away from school.
DIR. John H. Beveridge, superintend-
ent of schools of Omaha. spoke on
"a Call to Service" He touched
upon the big problems in education
and explained the need of teachers
applying professional attitude to
their work.
Brief speeches also were made by
Frank Cody, superintendent of schools
of Detroit; M. G. Clark. superintend-
ent Of schools of Sioux City. Iowa;
DR.. Shanklin, secretary of the de-
partment of superintendence of the
National Education Association.
Hold Conferences.
Various groups of the teachers this
afternoon are holding separate round
table conferences at which prominent
educators will speak. DR.. Jesse La
Sale of the Teachers College Of Co
lumbia University will talk on Ora
matization in the Elementary Schools"
at a group meeting in the assembly
hall Of Central High School. At
conference of kfndergarteners and
teachers Of grades one to six in the
Powell School, DR.. Edwin E. Slosson,
director of science service, will speak
on Science for Everybody" Teach
ers of grades seven and eight Of the
elementary schools and teachers of
Junior and senior high schools will be
addressed at their conference in will
son Normal School by DR.. James NJ
Gladd, supervisor of junior high
schools of the department of public
instruction of Pennsylvania. His sub
ties"
DIR. Jesse F. Williams of the Teach
ers College OF Columbia University
will address the officers of the senior
and junior high schools at their con-
ference in the Central High School
music room on Physical Training in
Junior and Senior High Schools"
Evening star., 1923-05-18
TENT-PITCHING EXHIBIT
ON Monument GROUNDS

Several thousand spectators were
entertained by drill and tent pitch
ing exhibition by three companies of
regulars from Fort Washington, Md,
on the Monument Grounds yesterday
afternoon.
Silent drills were executed without
command. the platoons going through
various maneuvers to the tune Of mu-
sic furnished by the United States
Army Band from Fort Washington
under the direction of Lieut.. Lewis
An assimilative attack was made.
during which smoke bombs were used
to make the affair resemble actual
warfare as nearly as possible.
The demonstration was arranged by
Brig. Gen. H. H. Bandholtz, in COM
mand Of the district of Washington,
with the cooperation of Maj. w. +.
L. Hartigan, commander of Fort
Washington; Lieuts. ]. L. Gibney and
Earl w. Ortell were in charge Of the
drill. Capt. K. j. Fielder arranged
the details for the exhibition and
Capt w. L. Blanton announced the
movement of the platoons while the
drill was In progress.