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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
WILL EXPERIMENT To
FIND JUST WHAT EACH
NEEDS WINSLOWS SAY
Husband Finest Man | Know,
Saws Wife Who Made NoveA
Separation Agreement
HAVE HAD NO VACATION
Beth Convinced Married Cou-
pie Should Have Months
Vacation Each Year
HAVE HAD NO VACATION
By HORTENSE SAUNDERS
NEA. Service Writer.

NEW YORK, March 11.-"The
dependent woman is the only type
who is suited to conventional mat
rimony; and marriage, as the aver
age persons interpret it, is almost
impossible for the independent, SELF
supporting, thinking individual.
That's why my husband and /
are experimenting to find the plan
which just suits our needs"
Thus Thyra Samter Winslow COM
ments on the fact that she and ner
husband, after II years of happy
married life are to take years
absence from each other.
In a story this plan would sound
preposterous but, as Mrs. Winston
explains the situation, it sounds
quite plausible.
Neither of US want to be half
Of we" she declares. I'VE want to
be rs That was our agreement
when we married. We were writers
and were to go on with our careers.
We've never had a vacation,
either of us, in IL years. We are
convinced married couples should
have at least a months vacation
from each other each year. So we
are taking it all at once
l couldn't help asking Mrs. Wins
Two if she wasn't just a bit afraid
some vamp might take a fancy to
her husband while he was vacation
ing. And she replied;
"A married man is always in dan
ger from vamps. But think Of the
time he has away from home under
the ordinary circumstances. He
sees pretty girls at his office, a.
luncheon and on the street car. If
he wants to wander away from his
marriage vows he can do so very
conveniently and still spend most
Of his evening at home.
A husband and wife should, I
believe, be absolutely loyal to each
other in big issues, and free in the
smaller ones.
mo man wants to be asked every
day with whom he has lunched and
to account for every minute of his
time And a woman doesn't either
MY husband is the finest man
! know. That's why we are able to
make this experiment.
"Our plan, however, would not
be advisable for the woman who is
not economically Independent and
who cannot think for herself"
Mrs. Winslow's latest book, "Pic-
ture Frames" was received Win
great enthusiasm and one of the
stories, The Cycle of Manhattan"
is being dramatized for Broadway.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
SO BODIES STILL IN
RUINS OF UTAH MINE

CASTLEGATE, March ia
total Of % bodies have been re-
moved from Mine No. of the
Utah Fuel Company this morning,
and SO more bodies are believed to
be still in The mine where the ex-
plosion and fire occurred Saturday,
leaving no survivors, according to
present indications.
Sixteen bodies were recovered
during the night, and crews are
continuing their work as rapidly as
passages can be opened and the
deadly gases cleared from the mine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
MAY REQUIRE ALL
DOGS BE VACCINATED

COLUMBIA, March 1.-THE
South Carolina legislature is con-
sidering a bill Ito make the vaccine
ton of all dogs compulsory in thai
state. The proponents of the biz
declare that, just as small pox has
been controlled by vaccination OF
human beings, dogs can be made
immune through vaccination. The
board concludes its argument by
saying (which shall it be: one pain
less injection for the dog, or twer-
ty-one painful injections for the
human child?"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
IRISH FINANCE HEAD
QUITS CABINET AS
RESULT OF FURRY
Joseph McCsrath Headed Resig.
nation To Dali Eireann At
Dublin Today
DIFFERENCES ARE ENDED
Retirement of McGrath Likely
To Be Last Result of Disaf-
lection La Army Ranks

DUBLIN, March Joseph Nc
Grath, the minister of industry and
finance, announced his resignation
in the Dali Erireann today as a
aftermath Of the Irish national array
disturbances recently.
1t is believed here that the re-
tirenent of McGrath marks the
last development as a result of re-
cent reported disaffection within
the national army ranks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
GUTIERREZ, De FACTO
PRESIDENT HONDURAS.
REPORTED TO Be DEAD
Cause Of Death OF Powerful
Faction Not Given In De-
spatches
REPORTED BY STATE DEPT.
Death Occurred During An Ar
mlstlce Between Faction In
Three-Cornered Revolution

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
death of Lopez Gutierrez, the de-
faeto president of Honduras, has
been given for the death, which
occurred during an armistice among
the factions in the three cornered
revolution.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
HANCOCK FARMERS
BUY FINE CATTLE

SPARTA, Ga, March IA
registered herd of Jersey cattle
were bought by farmers here includ
ing many fine bulls from a stocE
farm in Johnson county. The far
mers want to improve their herds by
breeding the cattle they have with
the registered bulls where they
were unable to purchase the regis.
Tered cows.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
SEVEN INCHES OF
SNOW AT LYNCHRURG

LYNCHBURG, Va, March IL
A veritable blizzard prevailed here
last night, with more than Z inches
Of snow falling.
Wire services are badly crippled
and other damage is reported.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
LENTEN SERVICE AT CALVARY
CHURCH WEDNESDAY

Litany, 9 a. M; Evening prayed
and sermon, 1880 p. m.
Please read the first two chapters
of the Gospel, according to Luke as
they will be the subject of the adj
dress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST
EVANS Is DISMISSED

LITTLE ROCK, March 1O.-The
.$15O,OOO suit of H. w. Evans, i'm
perial wizard of the Ku KluN Klan,
against William JOSEPH Simmons,
former khan emperor, alleging libel,
was dismissed here today on motion
of the plaintiff.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
COOLIDGE URGES
HASTE IN TAX CUT

WASHINGTON, March IL
President Coolidge sent a spe-
clal message to congress today
recommending the 25 per cent
reduction in income taxes for
1928 be authorized before March
18th.
The president believes the
Importance in reduction would
Justify laying aside all other
legislative business for its con
sideration. w.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
FIVE CONVICTS MAKE
ESCAPE FROM JOTL EFT

JOLIET, March l1.-Lockinii
their keeper in solitary the confine-
ment cell and tying another guard
in the prison stables, five convicts
scaled the walls of the penitentiary
and escaped, three being captured
later.
One hfe-termer sentenced on 4
charge of murder, is still out.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11
WEATHER

For Georgia - Fair tonight aud
Wednesday; freezing temperature
in the interior and frost on the
coast tonight; rising temperature
Wednesday and strong west and
southwest winds.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-11

PC Open HigH Low Close
Mar 2S.25l2S.15i2S. 1925. 05I2s.59
May .2s.56I2s.4SI29 .O2 I2s. 42I28.s7
July S.96I2s.45I27.9OI2s. %
Oct. -.25.49l25.40I25.s 6l25.3sl25.63
Dec. .24.9OI25.10I25.46i251
Americas strict middling 27.3-4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
ULTIMA HORA
Do JOSE TOUS SOTO NOS INFORMO
ANOCHE QUE SU IMPRESSION ES tSPLEN-
DIDA Y QUE ESTA DlSPUESTO A ACfP-
TAR CUALQUIER APUESTA GARANTIzANDO
SU TRIUkfO EN- La SAMBLEA
FL senadOr IgIesias augura una derOta
para TOus Soto pOr las dos terCeras
parties de sd PartidO.

Despues de haber hecho una vista a
numerosos pueblos del centric y norte de
la Isla, ell Presidente del Partido Repu-
blicano Don Jose Tous Soto, regreso
anoche esta capital y nos informo
cue sR Almpresion. es esplendid sa41
"Sobre ESQ no hay duda alguna' -
nos dijo cuando lie preguntamos 81 es-
peraba triunfar en- la Asamblea. Yo
estoy dispuesto aceptar cualquiera
apuesta que Sc me Quiera hacer en- ese
sentido, depositando el dinero en- cual-
quier banco".
FL senador Iglesias, quien tambien
Sc encontraba por pueblos de Ia isla,
pulsando la opinion de su partido, nos
manifesto su regreso a esta capital
que su partido estaba como un solo
hombre dispuesto barrer con los que
habian estado hasta ahora atropellan-
do los derechos del pueblo.
'Tous soto-nos dijo-esta derro-
tado por las dos terceras parties de su
partido. 81 Ell fuera un lfder de dignidad
~ no un cacique al estilo de esos que
hay en- las Repdblicas Sud-Americanas
avergonzado, Sc hubiera retirado para
su casa y renunciado su puesto de ho-
nor en- ell partido. A Barcel6 lie guar
dan mas respeto y consideration por-
que 81 dirige un partido que esta en-
Ell poder Y en- donde ha sido costumbre
sostener ell caciquismo; pero a Tous
Soto va lie han perdido toda la consi-
deraci6n Y ell respeto".
FL sefior Iglesias nos desminti6 enfa
ticamente ell rumor que estaba circu-
1ando en- Ponce de que Ell habfa conve-
nido con Martinez Nadal en- disolver
el Partido Socialista votar bajo ell
Aguila.
Isl hacemos la coalici6n-nos dijo
-formaremos un tercer partido alli
(Continha en- la pAgina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26

| 5.-En las nlencionadas elecciones
priInarias tomaran parte todos los cleo.
torres nnscritoS en- los nDros de regis.
tro de las Jlrntas Locales de los parti,
dos "Uni6n de Puerto Rico" y "Re-
publicano PuerterriQueno' que acttian
en- esta fecha.
6.-En las antedichas elecciones pri-
marias Sc elegiran los organismos To-
Gales de la "Alianza Puertorriqueia
y estos organismos locales constaran
de cinco nliemhros en- los municipios
de menos de ounce mil habitantes; !;
siete en- los que tengan de ounce a
veinte y cinco mil habitantes nueve
en- los restantes.
LAS juntas Locales de la "Alian
"a Puertorriquefia" designaran dos re-
presentantes cada una, Quienes, en-
union de las seis parsonas de que trata
el apartado 4,sy en- la fecha Cue dichas
seis personas designer, Sc reuniran en-
Asamblea constituyente encargada de
redactar el programa y aprobar el Re-
glamento de Ia "Alianza puertorri-
queaa''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
"NlngunO de los representatives repubiCanos a
Ia Cdnlafa sonlos sujetos prOpios para ser
3lnanipuIados', nj por nuestrOs adyersarios nj
por nuestros prOpios COnaigonarios', dice eI
ConoGdo fder repubiCano LCdo. Arizona SiaCa,
HN Src nINS nF Fncfpo0co rnnFncfondn GTbn T:r,oov
EN- SUS DIAS De ENCIERRO CAR
Los AROCHO EvOCA La FICURA
TRAGICA DEL vERDUGO Y SlEN-
Tf HONDOS PAvORES
FL REQ ka tenido febres y
cuando Ell sacerdote "a a yer.
le le recibe postrdndose
de hinojos

La tragedia de La nifa de Rio Pie
dras fue un drama en- el que naufraga-
ron tres almas, arrastradas por ell vor-
tice' de un destino negro, que parece
tener todo el fatalismo del Anank6 de
los griegos. Como recordar& ell lector,
NADIA de una emotividad tan honda. de
un sincere positive y real dolor, Sc ha-
bia escuchado bajo los techos polvoro-
SOS de Las viejas salas de justicia del
Quartet de Santo Domingo.
Un ptblico que Sc agolpaba en- Sd
lencio para abrir los ojos de asombro
ante el dolor ajeno; un Juez que anali-
zaba una a una las circunstancias del
hecho inconcebible; dos hombres ocu-
pando Ell banquillo de los acusados, v
un anciano, Ell propio padre de la vic
TINA, que les lanzaba la .acusaci6n te-
srfibie, forrlida3is ~ 80
No vamos a hablar de 10 que hicie-
ron Carlos Arocho y Jacinto olemente,
que asi Sc llaman los que ocupaban
el banquillo del Tribunal, porque va ell
ptblico 10 conoce demasiado, no te-
nemos inter6s en- caer en- enojosas re-
pet.ciones.
Hoy solo vamos consignar a'gunos
informes de que el pdblico curioso Sc
ha hecho eco en- relaci6n con. la vida
que ambos presos llevan en- ell encie-
(Continiia en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26

Los sOCiaIiStas aCuSan a los Sc
ilOres BarCe|0 y IOuS Sato de
aCeptar eI compromise de Ia
soberania permareate de {. U.
para P. R., a CambiO de que
Ia AdmCi6n. NaCiOnaI OfrezCa
garantidS contra el eStableCl
mientO de IN supaestO re-
gimen radical
Iasisten en- que Ia uGi6n de los pard-
dos hist6ricOs deja fuera a las 'Orga-
nizaCioneS del tabaj0 de Ia iSla

Ell sefior Iglesias, nos di6 para publican
las siguientes notas:
Washington, Parece cue 81 gobier~
no propio en- Puerto Rico ha de ser
dirigido por una clase 1nica, excluyen-
dose a Ia clase trabajadora, segdn las
ilnpresiones de personals cue conocen
las negociaciones raisteriosas que Sc
vienen fraguando alrededor del Nego-
ciado de Asuntos Insulares y cerca del
tSecretario Weeks, desde los hearings
ceIebrados ante los comites de la Ca
mara Baja del senado sobre el pro-
yecto concediendo los puertorriQue-
nos el derccho a tener IN gobernador
elective. Una coalici6n de los partidos
Unionista Republican, de Ia isla tien
de dejar fUera los trabajadores,
organizados en- uniones de oficios y en-
ell Partido ,'socialsta.
Despues que el Gobernador Towner
los den,as lideres politicos termina-
ron sus informes ante los comites de Ia
Carara del Senado en- el mes pasado,
Sc abrieron nuevos hearings para
dejar redactado el proyecto en- ell senti-
do de que la soberania americans ja-
mas seria discutida en- Puerto Rico. Y
este sc debe a cue ell Partido Unionis-
Ia, que representa- Ell grupo de los ele-
mentos reaccionarios de la isla, favo-
recen la independencia para Puerto Ri-
CO. Sc teme que ell Senador Barcel6
jefe de ese grupo, Sc convierta en- III
dictador en- Puerto Rico.
Sc informa que Barcel6 ha acceptable
ell compromise de la soberania aneri
cana permanente en- la is,a, con la con
dici6n de que Weeks y la Adnlinistra
ci6n ofrezcan garantias contra un fu
/ turo regimen radical. Ell Gobefhadoi
Towner propuso una enmienda al pro
yecto de gobernador elective, consiste.
te en- que dicho gobernador quedara su
GLsntinua On Ia pag1ns O.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26

Distinguishes elementos unionistas
Sc proponen presentar en- la asamblea
de San German, Ia sigaiente resolu-
ci6n:
POR CUANTo, serfa altamente bene-
flcioso para Puerto Rico que los parti-
dos polfticos Union de Puerto Rico
y Republican, Puertorriquefio' lie
garan un entendido, con el prop6si-
to de recabar del Congreso de los Es
tadcs Unidos una mayor sv1na de 60
bierlo propio para la isla;
FOR CUANTo. 81 Sc conservaran
los nombres y programs de los men
cicnados partidos, podr{a suceder cue
la labor cue trataran ahora de realizar
Sc viera obstaculizada por ell recuerdo
de pasadas luchas;
POR TANTO, la Union de Puerto
Rico, reunida en- Asambloa, ac!erda:
DISCOVER ell Partido ''Uni6n de
Puerto Rico, a condicion de que tam
bi6n Sc disuelva ell partido "Republi-
cano PuertorriQue1o'
2.-Fnndar una agrupaci6n patri6-
tica cue SO dominara "Alianza Puer-
torriquena'.
3.-Los prop6sitos de la Ahanza
Puertorriquefia seran:
(a) Recabar del Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos una mayor suma de go
bierno propios para Puerto Rice.
(b) Demostrar en- la APPLICATION de tai
Gobierno propio, que Ell pals esta pre-
parade para ell goce de su conpleta So
bcrania dentro de la Federation Anne
ricera fuera de ella.
4-La Asamblea designa los sefo-
res, (aqui los nombres de tres lideres
unionistas) quienes en- union de tres
personals que designe la Asamblea re-
publtcana, convocaran elecciones pri-
msrias en- todos los municipios de la
isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
del PdO. Republican,
"Tous Soto eStd tan UeR-
cidO-agregd-q. su triun.
TO tiene tantas pr0babi-
Hdades como de que Sc
caigd un pedozo
de cielO"

En- la tarde de aver estuvimoa depar
tiendo con el Lcdo. Martinez NADIA,
Vice-Presidente del Partido Republica-
no, 1ider de Ia oposicion al pacto re-
p6blico-unionista, quien nos hizo las 81
guientes interesantisimas manifestacio-
nes
Soy de opinion que en- el campo de
La Union no ha de pasar absolutamen-
to NADIA. Nosotros no contamos para
NADIA con 10 que pase en- la Asamblea
Unionista que ha de celebrarse proxi-
mamente en- San German. La politica
de don Antonio Barcel6 triunfara.
Quien impuso la rendici6n de los idea
les independentistaS para conservar las
posiciones en- ell poder, lie impone tam
bi6n ahora la dictadura acordada en-
Ponce para conservar casi todo ese po-
der cast todas sus posiciones. Ell se-
nor Barcelo no tiene otro prop6sito
que matar la coalici6n republico-socia-
iista que ameuazaba destronar la
Union del poder y de la legislature
y ha encontrado un suraiso auxiliar en-
81 senior Tous Soto para realizar dicha
obra.
F''Unos pocos unionistas, los menos,
los que sientan escrdpulos de concien-
cia como amantes de la ibertad, ante
e1 proyecto de dictadura, 10 combat
ran. Pero los mas, cuando calculen que
ellos tendran con ocho miembros unio
rlistas Ell control del Directorio, vean
que sacrificapdo unos mendrugos para
los republicanos conservan 10 mejor de
la tajada y no Sc exponen perderlo
t0do, como ocurriria con uh triunfo re
puhlico-sociahs endosaran al sefior
Barcel6 v sprobaran con sus votos las
bases de la "Alianza" en- Ponce.
I'm cuanto Ia Resolution publ
cada ultimamente en- La prensa por
1 (Continla en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
Prestigiosos elementos del par
lido unionisfa Sc proponen pre-
sentar una inlportantfsima re-
soluci6n en- la asamblea de
San German

Sc ada dsOG6n de anbOs Pads btrO rebar del OneO de-
los tados RS una mayor sma De gO6dnO O para Puerto Rico con
fin de deOar en- aG0n de tai gObiTnO que pals es pepa
RADIO para e gOp de 81 omIea Sobania dato de Ia Fedora
G6n Americana fGera de ella
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
DISPAROS
En- ell "BAZAR AHORRO"
ForfaIeza 25

Sc disparan trajes de GABAR-
DINA nodeIo SPORT de $1,000
a $3.50, Camisas de Pura Seda
$3.50 Y $4.o8, baratiIIo de SON.
breros, gran ganga en- ropa de
vestir y para tFabajo no compre
sin antes venir aquf que yo me Ii
mito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
de la soberanfa no-
cionol, nada mas
justo q. aspiremos
a cOnquist0rla fue-.
ra de la fedora
ctOn /, Ggregd
Ponce, abril 1s de 1924.
Al Sr. Editorialista.
"The Times, Gel Tiempo)

"The Times, Gel Tiempo)
San Juan.
Mi querido sefior:-
La preston de muchos asuntos peren-
torios que durante estos dltimos dias
han reclamado preferentemente mi aten
cion, hici6ronme pasar inadvertido su
editoriala tttulaao - C0sas ii1xiolables'S
correspondents a la edici6n de "The
Times" del pasado dfa 8 del cursante
mes.
Mi atencion fue uamada, sin embar-
go, hace pocos dias un parrafo de su
dicho editorial que considero. una vez
leido, completamente incorrecto y abso-
lutamente impropio de la cultura ell
vaci6n de pensamiento que han informa
do generalmente, sus editoriales.
Dicho parrafo dice asi:
''sin duda alguna. ell mejor plan con-
cebido y ejecutado per Ell jefe absolu-
to de los unionistas, fu6 'tsu manfpu-
aaci6n" de los republicanos v socialis-
tas en- la Ultima session de la Legtsla-
tura, haciendolos sostener su "trama''
por la independencia'
No hay un solo hecho, no puede en-
contrar usted un hecho solo. ocurrido
durante las dltimas sesiones de la ac-
tual Legislature, ordinaria extraordi-
maria, nj en- ninguna de las sesiones
de la presente Legislature de la Asam-
blea Legislative de Puerto Rico. que
sostenga usted en- su injustifcada Q
injustificable afrmaci6n de que los
miembros republicanos de la c&mara y
del Senado fueron "manipulados por
persona alguna para ell sostenimiento
de ''trama" alguna, usando sus pro-
pias palabras.
Hab'ando por mi, como miembro de
nuestra Camara de Representatives.. in
sular, Y en- Ell nombre de mis- otros CO.
(Contin1a en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26
PUEDEN ooURR1R DIsTURBIos EN-
IRLANDA

IRLANDA
BELFAST, abril 25 Omitted Press)
Sc cree que la suspension de las con-
ferencias que Sc EstabanAcelebrando sen
Londres entire los comisionados irlan-
deses y Ell gobierno britanico no ten
gan por ahora consecuencias inmedia-
tas, aunque hay serios temores de que
EN- ell future oeurran serios disturbios,
especialmente 81 ell Jefe del gobierno,
Macdonald, Sc decide retirar las tro-
pas imperiales del Ulster, las cuales
han ayudado hasta la fecha en- gran
manera, a restablecer ell orden y la paz
publica en- esa region, que es La mas
revoltosa dc toda Irlanda.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-07-11
MONTE VISTA CHAUTAUQUA, JULY 18TH TO 18TH, 1924
Days!
Third Day-AFTERNOON

Third Day-AFTERNOON
Musical Trip ScDtaud-AIads Dundee and Scotty NcGegor
Address"Tho High Cost of ignorance Taylor L. Marshall
Mrs Mashal address The High Cost Of Ignorance is
plea Education Not merely so-caad book learning. for
many who have been trained in the University of Hard Knocks
better educated than those who have had better advantages but
"A plea for practical education ignorance.
EVENING
Roickng Full Evening Froc-Aaids ODundee and Scoy Mac
Gregor
Fifth Day-AFTERNOON
Junior Pagcant- knighthood One Of the big events
OF the week.
Dramatic Sketches The Eerkey Players.
EVENING
The New York Success-'er Temporary Husband a
clever Chautauqua comedy.
Her Temporary Husband has been Of the few big hits
good with people who desire the aughabe and de-
Responsibility. 1t play where father and moth
er bring family without fear Of contamination In
fact is true sample what Chauauqua do. 1t brings
to the community the same entertainment value the city
theatre protects patrons from the undesirable which
often creeps
big JOY night promised when Her Temporary Husband
played Remembered is the fifth night Bring your friends
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-07-11
LECTURER MILL DISCUSS
AMERICAS BIG OF IE~TION

Whats Wrong with America 80
We would like to find just one fell
low these days that had the nerve
10 answer. Nothing Well every
member Of the spit and whi,tle club
and all the soap box orators seem
to think there is something wrong.
Is there Or L ". Birkhead
who is billed To- speak on the fourth
evening OF the Chau'auqua replies
to this leading question with some
astounding revelations and discus
,.ons He is said TO be an especial
Iy entertaining speaker and pre-
SCENTS some logical facts and 'aa-
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-07-11
Tub MEMBERS STUDY
DAIRNING AT :. :. HOME

Forty boys. members Of the Live
stock Clubs Of Rio Graude and sagu-
ache counties met in Monte Vista
Tuesday afternoon with county
gents. {. Il. Hyatt, and Louis Roch,
ford and were given practical dem
9u.,rauou work in datrying at the
soldiers and Sailors Home
SIR. Cooper Of Chicago. agent for
the Holstriu-Fresian association was
rr.ssu. and took part In the lectures
and class work Also ". F. Free
man OF r. Collins. state club lead
or H. X Lasraurs. state dairy
commissioner Of Fort Collins and
Max Graudy Of Alamosa were pres.
~nt and took part in the work and
lectures.
At the noon hour the boys and
Instructors enjoyed picnic dinner
at Marsh Park and continued their
grading and show work in the after
noon
The datrymen say the Home herd
is an exceptionally good one and
fas, growing into one of the first
rlas, ones Of tho valley Especially
do they commend the HomeIake
folks for allowing the lads the use
Of their herd for the work and
showing them such unusual courtesy