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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
RUMBo AL BARRIo
TRAGICo


Escribimos nuestra informsci6n de
aver sin haber visitado aun los barrios
de Miranda, Hoyo Frio salsipuedes.
No podiamos en- modo alguno imagi
narnos ell emocionante esepectaculo q.
Sc iba a ofrecer nuestra vista. A1n
estamos bajo la impression dolorosa que
nos produjo Ell aspecto de aquellos ba
rrios, con sus moradores agonizantes y
con su miseria tragica.
Fuimos alli en- union de los sefiores
Cabello, Ruiz Y Aponte, del doctor Jo-
Sc A. Diaz Y de nuestro compafiero
el senior Coll Vidal La situacion de
esa barriada es espantosa. Podemos de
cir que en- ningun pals cilivizado -Ici-
vilizado, hemos dicho?- nj aun en- un
pals semi-salvaje, ocurre 10 que esta-
mos describiendo. Y conste que en- es-
tos casos que no vamos a criticar a
personals, sino a presentar pruebas.
ENFERMos EN-
ToDAs LAS CASAs
Hemos visitado una parte de la ba-
rriada obrera. La absolute falta de es-
pacio nos inpedira publican integras
nuestras impresiones. Pero para que no
So tome desinteres 10 que no es, sino
un case de fuerza mayor, damos publ
cidad unas cuantas fases de nuestra
vista, por las. cuales podran enterarse
nuestros leetores de la situaci6n en- que
SO hallan aquellos obreros.
Ala van nuestras impresiones; ala
van claras y concretas, para que la
opinion publica Sc entere cada cual
juzgue el asunto como crea conveniente
Y justo. ICulpables? Es evidente que
los hay. Y como facilmerte puede SUI
ponerse, no seremos nosotros quienes los
sefialemos Sencillamente cumplimos con
un deber de periodistas, defendiendo
la salud del pueblo, que es, como Sc
sabe, la suprema ley.
Ell CoNFLIcTo
QUE NOS AMENAZA
Los atacados de sarampi6n y otras
enfermedades transmisibles llegan un
numero aterrador. Los pobres mucha-
chos escualidos v andrajosos, v las mu
jeres anemicas y hambrientas, Sc ven,
sobre un pohre lecho, minados por Ell
sarampi6n la tuberculosis Ell cua-
dro es desgarrador y emocionante.
al azar apuntamos los nombres de
los siguientes enfermos:
sarampi6n: Carmen Maria Prado.
Ramon Perez. Gregoria y Georgina An
dino, Andres, Confesora Mercedes de
JESUS, Domingo Mas, Florencio Gle
mente. Avelino Estrada, Carmen Dfaz,
Emilio Gonzalez. Marciala Ortiz, Fer
nando Perez, Angel v Rafaela Berries,
Lucia Garcia, Jose Tosado, Carmen Ri
vera, Alejandrina Tosado, Candido AFRO
20. Emma Monge, Providencia, Aida
y Juan Marrero, Josefna Ramos, Fell
cita Negr6n, Josefna Ruiz, Guillermo
Rubert y otros mas, que, de traerlos a
estas columnas, llenarian las ocho pa
ginas del peri6dico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
POIigTOSO heTVOr a
CauSa de las agi-
taCiOnOS ObTeTaS
GPoR CABLE INGLEs.l

MADnED. sstiombrs al N 0obier
NJ ha a1pptado snkrgicas disposicio
nss para rsprimir el fsrmentO marquis
a cue - viens observandO entire las
mAa sxaitados directories De los parti
des obrsros Dc Ia n1el6n.
Ne ado promulgadI una 10y para
irpedlr laa agitaciones ohreraA II cusl
isy faeulia = las ausoridades para 81
eiaEs de los eireulos y clubs dOrde se
veEinquen rsuniones sedieiosaA
Ia ley facuita aSimismo q las au-
torlaadss para auspsndsr los mi.lnes y
asanhiaas en cue pueda ser aiterada Ia
tranquilidnd pdblea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
DON MIGUEL DE UNAMUNo
EsTABA "a INDULTADo

MADRID. setiembrs a. n psri6
alec s'El Pais'' declarA terminante-
manis qus 81 sx-reetor de- Ia univerSi-
dad ds Salamanca. don Miguel do Una
muno. habia nido indultado ga prio-
ri'' por an Real deerstO que Sc publ-
90 anses Dc ser armada Ia sentencia.
q eual otorga psrd6n . las autores de
Ice dsliios De Isaa majsstad realizados
antes ds "a publication de Ia referi-
"a dispoaiei6n rsgia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
LIE AoREDro CON UNA HACHUELA

Justo Santiago acometi6 y agredi6
con una hachuela a Francisco saleguey
cabreras, produciendole una herida en-
la cabeza. de cuatro centimetros de lar
80, de Ia cue fu6 curado en- el hospital
dc Ia "Maternidad''. FL agresor fue
arrestado y llevado ante el juez mum
eipal. quien le<sentenci6 treinta dias
DO eAreel y las costas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
EN- ITALIA HA CESADO
LA SITUACIoN BELICOSA

MILAN, setiembre 21.- Ell presi-
dente del Consejo de ministries de TIA
liza, sefior Gic1itti, ha conseguido, tras
rudos esfuerzos, resolver ell estado de
revoluci6n producido por las huelgas
de los metaldrgicos en- las principales
poblaciones del pals.
Los trabajadores depusieron su re-
belde actitud, y entonces, va armoni-
zada la situacion, los ratronos acce-
dieron voluntariamente aumentar los
jornales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22

LoNpnn1. sstismbre a. III al
ealds ds cerk. Mr. Mo. sweeney. ha "a
80 "a a. lcs enarenia dias de ayu
ho fornuso. en- Ia huelga Del hambre
qas - impnso voluntaFiaRsnts.
~. Ne sweeney ha igualado el ma
raviiions ''rscord" del doctor TannOr.
suisn as'mhrt al Pundo en- Ell vsranO
ds iee0
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22

De las multiples causas que ha re-
movido la reciente Guerra mundial,
ninguna como a h del Feminismo
ha rObustecido con tan evidentes ra-
zones de justicia.
A traves de la Historic hemos Wis
to la Mujer desempefiando diversos
roles" en- ell seno de la familia v
en- ell mecanismo del estado. Las mu
jeres chinas y las indias de la anti
guedad, las egipcias, las persas, has
clasicas atenienses Y espartanas, las
romanas, las germanas, las modernas,
todas, las de todas las latitudes v epo
cas-, presentan carateristicas propias
tipicas que dan preciosas luees Al es
tudfo serfo de esta causa. asS"-'
La succession de los acontecimientos
humanos, con la evolucion de las ideas
y las instituciones, han grabado nue.
vos matices n la fases de este pro
blema, va revolucionando la Moral v
la Filosoffa, como la Politica la Eco
nomia.
Yo veo en- el Feminismo unp de los
problemas o asuntos mas serios Y
tNlscendentales de los que pueden
preocupar la mentalidad del HON.
bre. Y censufo duramente la est1pi
da indiferencia con que algunos poll
ticos superficiales y presuntos pensa-
dores lie miran le estudian. No es
el voto en- la urna politica, nj el che
que en- las oficinas p1blicas, las uni
cas- interrogaciones de este proble-
ma. Ell asunto del Feminismo va mas
ALA, es mas hondo, va hasta los ci-
mientos mismos de toGa la vida So
cial.
FL mas superficial conocedor de las
cosas del mundo de la Historic,
sabe que la Mujer, va sea como sa-
cerdotisa del amor en- los temples
orientales, como pitonisa en- los oracu-
los antiques, como odaliscas en- los ha
rems turcos, como en- los gineceos,
como en- las agoras ateniestes, como
vestalcs en- lbs temples romanos, CO.
mo, en- las celdas concentrates de h
Edad Media, como en- el seno de to-
das las instituciones sociales anti
guas v modernas, ha venido desem-
peilando un papel civilialdor secun-
(Continla en- la pagina 3.t
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
LAS ooRTns EsPAaoLAs
BERAN DTsUELTAs

MADRID. sstiembre 2i.- III jefe
Gel gobisrne espahol. don Eduardo Da
ta declare erta tards que pedirk al
nsy IA dlseiuci6n Dc las cortes. a I'm
o. po4sr naniaE mslOr tod0s los con
aleies eve - presenter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22

1e compIa m paaaie DE- primsra. pa.
- q vapoF ''nan juan que sale 81
as q sstisnbrs. 81 gFniiaeark a Ia pet
nonn cue informs a Antonia Santiago,
Albonlto Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
HoNoREs A uN PER1oD1sTA

MADRID, setiembre 21.- Ell Rey
otorg6 al ilustre periodista don j. Or
tega Munilla ell titulo de cronista
nacional, en- premio la iMtensa labor
reaIizada por el para conseguir ell ma
yor acercamiento entire las Republicas
hispano -americanas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
oTRA PAz CUE Sc FIRMA

LoNDREs. ssfismbrs 2i.- Ha Ado
hFmado el TratAdo de- paE entire Russia
finiandia. qus psrmitirA a los boil
cheviques naear Dc Ia frontera veinti-
ciuco mli homhrss aFmados que soste-
mlan. a. vigilAncia alll.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22

Cuslqu'era eosa que dsbilie Ia sangre Periudiea
,odo el eueEpo. Todo 10 que enrqueee y pufi-
Sea IA sansre beneseia lodo el cuerpo. Las
PiLDORAS DE VIDA DEL DIR. ROSS
puEasean eniquecen Ia sange meiOran Ia
dsett6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22
SiIOS barriOS ObrerOS1OsG deStruyen pOr e| fue-
go, eStamOS al bOTd0 de una grave epidemia
mOnan ptaCuO Mas de 500 n acadOS Sarampin Oas enfme
@ La moradad g aamae Los WenOs Vsn sObre aqua Ell tango
La tuberculosis ell paudSmO SigIen CauSdO cmaS GQu6 Cen las
dutOTdad0S SdniaTidS de la Ciudad?

tituye un apremiante peligro para la
salud, no solamente de los habitantes
de esta ciudad, sino de los habitantes
do toda la Isla. lBusquese el remedio
para que no Sc halle Ell perecimiento!
LOS SERVICIOS
FACULTATIvos
Como dijimos en- nuestro nnmero de
aver, Ell doctor Diaz es ell tinico medi-
co que ha prestado servicios, de un
modo gratuito los habitantes de los
barrios de Miranda, Hoyo Frio, Wis
ia Allegro Y Salsipuedes. Personalmen
te y en- union nuestra, visit6 aver las
casas de los infestados, atendiendo a
todos con cariiosa solicitud.
Sabemos que uno de los m6dicos par
ticulares que visitaban ell barrio, Sc
halla erfermo, que otros no Quieren
ir allf, por tenor a las epidemias.
Un obrero de Miranda nos decia
aver, que ell doctor Diaz Sc habia gana-
do va Ell coraz6n y la, gratitud de los
obreros.
IFS ell salvador, ell salvador de
los agonizantesS - agrego.
Ell APOCALYPSE
Nos dieron en- aquellos barrios una
noticia tragicamente dolorosa Niue
rem ALI diariamente tres personas
tires personas cada "a horas, que son
80 seres que desaparecen en- Ell breve
espacio de un mes Y cerca de mil en-
el breve espacio de oun afio. Terrible
es la confusion, y mas, mucho mas te-
rrible es la realidad. No podemos yer
sin dolor estos detalles que podran SER
vir de raiz profundas refiexiones.
IQuienes son los culpables de esta si-
tuaci6n? Pues NADIA mas que las auto
ridades sanitarias de la municipalidad.
NADIA mas que elias, que tienen ell de
Der de ve1ar por la salud del pueblo;
de elias, que no deben dejarse engafiar
por la tibieza de un effmero buen pa
sar.
PARA QUE Sc YEA
LA ACTITUD DEL
SR. RUIZ SOLER
Los Representatives. del "Comit6 de
Defensa del Hogar'', asi como tambi6n
los Redactores de Ell MUNDo Y "La
Democracia'', sefores Romanacce v
Coll Vidal respectivamente, vista
ron al Comisionado de Sanidad, Doctor
Ruiz Soler, quien tuvo gran placer en-
ponerse a las 6rdenes de los sefiores
Comisionados.
Ell Comisionado de Sanidad hizo his
toria de las gestiones realizadas por
su Departamento para higienizar las
barbados obreras, petroizando los to
rrenos y poniendo disposition de los
enfermos suf1ciente cantidad de vacu-
mas para prevenirse contra la tifoi-
dea. Manifesto tambien que ese ira
bajo era de la ihcumbencia del Comi
sionado Municipal de Sanidad, quien
habfa escrito unas cuantas cartas
Particip6 ell senior Cabello que, has
ia ahora, la Sanidad municipal no ha
bia tornado ningdn inter6s en- la So
luci6n del problema. que los m6di-
(Continda en- Ia ga. pagfna.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22

RIGA, setienibre 21- Los presi-
denies de las delegaciones de Russia
v Polonia en- las Conferencias de la
Paz, han celebrado una entrevista a
la cual Sc atribuye importancia enor-
me.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-22

Sc pIisa y forran botones.
A CARAZO, Brau St. 72.
Advt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
CIGARET BUTT
ELWELL CLEW
Police on Trail of Woman in
Gray in Search for Slayer.

NEW YORK. June GA cigaret butt
and a mysterious woman In gray fur
nished clews today upon which detec-
tives worked feverishly In their efforts
to solve the mystery of the murder of
Joseph B. Elwell, turfman, international
bridge whist expert and man about
town
The cigaret butt was found lying upon
the manteIpiece in the room of ElwelPs
luxurious home at J224 West Seventieth
street. where the turfman WIS shot.
1t had evidently been smoked by the
murderer, as it was a cheap American
brand, whereas EIwell smoked cigarets Of
Turkish tobacco expressly made for his
own use.
The woman in gray is supposed to be
married.
She is said to be the same woman who
created scene at Palm Beach when she
taxed Elweu with attempting to break
off their friendly relations.
The district attorneys staff has learned
that Elwell told the woman they would
have to separate because her husband
was becoming aware of their intimacy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
POLICE ADMIT
SUNDAY GAMING
Search for Negroes Assailant
UncOvers Evidence.

Police today admitted that gambling
was in full swing Sunday in negro shoe
shining parlors, poolrooms and dry beer
saloons.
The shooting Of Alex Scott SO, negro,
705 Fayette street. at 3:45 o'clock Sun
day afternoon on the street in front of
526 Indiana avenue, resulted, the police
were told from quarrel over craps
game in n room in the rear of shoe
shining parlor Mt $50 Indiana avenue.
Scott Is in critical condition at the
City hospital with bullet wound in his
abdomen.
The police are searching for Luther
Stump" Rice, 1884 Fayette street, who
is alleged TO have shot Scott.
At the hospital Scott told the police
that he was In the rear room at 532 In
diana avenue, from II 40 p. m. to 3:15
p. m. Sunday, during which he lost $50
IN a craps game.
Scotts losses were not the cause Of
the shooting, however but the fact was,
there were so many negroes crowded
around the pool table trying to court
Dame Fortune with the little pair Of
"bones" that "Stump" Rice could not
crowd in to get some action on his
money, Scott said
This had caused what threatened to
become free for all fight, and that Nor.
man Reilly, negro, said to be proprietor
of the place, was forced to stop the
rolling of the dice until the crowd
"thiIned out"
The game Scott told the police, had
been interrupted occasionally by the po-
lice passing the place, but Scott de-
Continued on Page Nine.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
STREET CAR CASE
TO BE TAKEN UP
City and Company Officials
Break on Cost of Service.

Members or the board OF public works
declared themselves opposed to the pro-
posed service st-eost plan for the opera
tion OF the lines OF the indianapolis
Street Railway Company in confer
ence with DR.. Henry Jameson. president
OF the board Of directors Of the company
today.
The board told DR.. jameson that they
were not behind the service at-cost plan,
which, they declared, really means a
fare that viii defray the expenses Of
maintenance and any improvement that
the company might want to make plus a
rate Of interest that the company would
consider reasonable.
The board contended that this system
might mean that the public might have
to pay only cents fare or 1t might
mean a fare OF Q. Z, s or even 10 cents.
The system Of the service at cost plan,
the board held, might encourage the ex-
travagant expenditure of money m i'm
provements that were not essential for
good service 10 the public.
A Scent fare with a 1-cent transfer
Was held the possible medium through
which to overcome the difficulties and
allow the street railway company a safe
margin Of operation, the board held.
DR. Jameson told the board that the
street railway company would need 3d.
100000 within the next two years with
which to make improvements, but that
he and the board OF directors could not
see where the money was going to come
from
GOOD CAR SYSTEM
HELD BOOST FOR CITY.
He said the establishment of an eff
cient street car system would help
wonderfully in the rapid development Of
Indianapolis.
In closing, Dr. Jameson declared that
there had been enough quibbling with
Continued on Page Two)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
Evansville Board Has
Released Ed Schmitt

EVANSVILLE, Ind. June 21-The
resignation Of Edgar Schmitt. Evans
willie chief of police, who was SEN
fenced to two years In the Atlanta
penItentiary and fined $1,000 and costs
by Judge A. b. Anderson in federal
court in indianapolis for his leader
ship of the Evansville whisky ring"
was accepted at a special meeting of
the board of safety late today.
The case OF four members Of the
police department, upon whom SEN
tence has not yet been passed, also
were disposed Of by the board.
Schmitt will depart shortly to be-
gin sentence.
The four policemen were never sus-
pended, but upon their return from
Indianapolis Saturday they were ad-
vised by Acting Chief Wiltshire to
remain Off the force until the board
acts.
The board, 1t is believed, will per-
NIT them to return to work, fearing
that to act otherwise would be in con-
tempt of court.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
ON OATH, TELLS OF
BEATINGS IN JAIL
Former Prisoner duplicates
One-Time Custodians.

Eugene Duvall in criminal court today
told Special Judge James NJ. Berryhill
how Charles Whitesell, known as Uncle
Charley" former deputy sheriff at the
Marion county jail, and Frank Kemp,
also former deputy sheriff at the jail, as
saulted him while he was prisoner in
the jail.
DuvalI, who sought recently to escape
from guards by jumping from railroad
train while enroute from Michigan City
to Indianapolis, took the stand
Edward Morrow, another Jail attachc,
also was in court, jointly indicted for
assault and battery with Uncle Charley
Whitesell and Frank Kemp by the Mar
ion county grand jury, which investi-
gated conditions at the Jail.
He was discharged on motion Of the
defense.
Duvall said he was cursed by the Jail
guards, taken into the corridor. beaten
severely and numerically by the men
when they became angry at him.
OTHERS TAKE
WITNESS STAND.
Prisoners in the Jail during last Feb
ruary were placed on the witness stand
to tell of the alleged assaults.
Harry Dirks, a federal prisoner, said
that on Feb. II Duvall asked Uncle
Charley" WhiteseH to give him a bath,
and that 'Uncle Charley" denied the
request dragged Duvall from his cell
and hit him with his fist and a bunch
of keys.
Dirks admitted on cross examination
that DuvaIl said he would kill the first
man who came into the cell after him.
Walter Hague, another federal prisoner,
and Clarence Wilhelm, a prisoner, also
told of the treatment of Duvall.
Hague said the other prisoners in the
upper part of the Jail were driven to
one end of the corridor when the al
legged assault on Duvall took place.
SUBJECTED TO
HOT QUESTIONING.
All of the witnesses for the state were
subjected to a grueling cross-examina-
ton by Ira Holmes, attorney for the
Jail guards.
In presenting the defense. counsel for
the jail guards presented exhibits Of two
murderous looking iron clubs, one made
of bent iron bed slat, the other heavy
piece of iron grating, said to have been
fcund in DuvaIps cell by the guards.
The defense sought to prove that Du-
vail was a dangerous character and that
the treatment Of the jail guards was nly
severe enough to force ntm to obey jail
regulations.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
DID YOU NOTICE
'EW-FEMALE SOX?
Sndppy Young Women OF
Moment Set NeU Fad.

The seductive sox are with US again.
1t is the alluring half hose OF
which we take long and lingering
notice-worn, of course, by the more
deadly OF the species.
The understanding seems to be
general that the half hose are the
thing and the stores are replenishing
their stocks of the abbreviated gar
ments.
But these are days of conservation
and the long hose are not being put
in the discard.
The fair maldens who wish to re-
tain their out OF date but expensive
hosiery are simply rolling them
downward, thus making the dimpled
knee unanimous.
One young lady when interviewed
on the subject Of why the abbre-
waited sock has become popular ex-
planned 1t in this wise:
why, er-er-yOu see they don't
wear anything to hook 'em to any
more so they have got to wear 'em
short"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
COLBY CONFERS
ATWHI'TEHOUSE
BEFORELEAVING
Secretary Has No Announce
ment After Meeting With
President Wilson.
OFF TO FRISCO TONIGHT

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Secre-
tary of State Colby, choice of the ad-
ministration for the permanent
Craftsmanship of the democratic ma
tional convention, held long con-
ference with President Wilson to-
day.
Colby refused to give details of the
conference, but admitted he had
gone over the convention situation
thoroughly with the president.
Colby will leave tonight for New
York en- route to San Francisco.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
PROBATION HEAD
RESIGNS PLACE
r. D. Thomas Gives Up Juve-
nile WOrk-IllneSs Cause.

R. D. Thomas, chief adult probation
officer Of the Juvenile court, resigned to-
day because of illness.
Mr.. Thomas created the adult proba-
ton department and has developed 1t
into one of the most important branches
OF the Juvenile court work.
The department was created, accord
ing to Mr.. Thomas, on the theory that
most Of the delinquency among children
is brought about by delinquency on the
Fart of parents.
Economic conditions, he believed, are
largely the cause of such delinquency
and he has sought to improve these con-
ditions in hundreds OF cases.
Mr.. Thomas has been with the court
six years working during the first two
years of that time as an auxiliary to the
board Of charities.
Mr.. Thomas resignation will become
effective in thirty days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
SHRINERS ROMP
INTOPORTLAND
w. Freeland Kendrick in Com
mand of Convention.

PORTLAND, Ore. June 21.-Mecca
OF the Imperial Council Mystic Order of
the Shrine. Portland, is today host to
5000 Shrincrs from every quarter OF the
globe, with thousands more to arrive
during the day and tomorrow.
Official opening Of the Shrine conven-
eitno, the forty sixth annual session, is
scheduled for tomorrow, but in reality
the gala week opened this morning with
the majority Of the visitors and their
families here
The city presents a replica OF a Byzan-
tine metropolis, the thoroughfares
thronged with tens Of thousands OF wear
eTs OF the red fez and tarbosh.
One hundred and fifty temples are
represented here in the big eonclave Of
the Shriners
Midnight shows street singing, cleo
trical parades, park pageants, banquets.
balls and horse shows will feature the
elaborate program OF entertainment af-
forded the Shriners by the city of Fort
land in collaboration with the local tenn
pie of Al Kader.
Imperial Potsntate W. Freeland Ken
drick Of l-1--=---esz-=-.,-c. is In supreme com
mand Of the convention.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21
Labor Unrest Hits
Milky Way, Old Sol
Cuts Shining Time

SOLAR CENTER, MILKY WAY, June
21.-Evidence that the wave Of labor un-
rest has reached the solar system was
given today when Old Sol, a leader IN
the Solar System Light and Heat Com
pany, demanded shorter hours.
He announced that voluntarily he
would shorten his working time on
graduated scale and shortly would start
south fer six months trip.
The daylight saving movement has
cut into his rest, since his services are
demanded at different hours in different
parts of the country.
His scheduled working hours today
were from 4;24 a. N. TO 7 40 p. m.
These will be effective for several days
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u. s. TAKES NO
PART AT BOULOGNE

WASHINGTON, June 21-The United
States will not participate in any way in
the inter-allied conference at Boulogne,
it was announced today at the state de-
partment.
II was admitted however, that this gov
ernment is watching with deep interest
the proceedings Of the conference, espe-
cially those phases having to do with
payment of war debts and the program
of the allies in the near east.