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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29

tee of the Anthracite Mine workers late
yesterday instructed its subcommittee ito
meet with representatives of the operators
and endeavor to work out a basis of set
Element that will bring general satisfac-
tion to the anthracite mine workers"
None of the demands of the hard coal
miners for additional wage increases win
be dropped, Thomas Kennedy, chairman
Of the committee announced, adding that
an attempt would be made again to have
the operators consider them as part of
the existing inequalities"
Mr.. Kennedy declared that there would
be no stoppage OF work and that no threat
or ultimatum would be used against the
operators. no matter what the final out
come Of the negotiations.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
NEW SHORTHAND RECORDS.
Three New York Supreme Court Report
ers Are World Champions.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-TRe w0rId'e
shorthand writing record was broken yes
terday by three New York sunreme court
reporters in tests held under the ausnlceS
&C the 18th convprtion Of the New York
State Shorthand Reporters association.
Nathan Behrin, national champion.
wrote from dictation on a 240-word-a-
minute standard. 239.8 words. Willard
r Bottome ard Neale Ransoma wrote
22S.S. The former record was 23S words.
ON the 2S0-word a-mnute standard,
Rehrin wrote 27a4 and RansOme 271.9.
Tho former recoFd was 277 words.
The standards differed in length of
words and character of dictatiOn.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
NORTHFIELD, MASS.
Death Of Fred B. Caldwell.

Fred r. Caldwell. 81, died Tuesday
morning in the Chaplin Memorial hospi-
tai in Springfield. following an, opera
ton a short time ago He was born in
Mortified, a sen Of William and Their
esa Caldwell. lie attended the schools
here and for a time was employed in
Springfield Returning to Northfeld'
be ran the transfers and carried the
mails to the two stations, and later he
o""ned a sales stable at his place on
Holton street, which he ran very sue
cessfully. About 10 years ago he bought
the Temple farm near Schell Memorial
bridge. which he had carried on and
where he had made his home. He
leaves. besides his wife, four children,
Miriam. Helen. Frederick and Theo-
dore; one brother. William of Boston
and one sister, Mrs. Everett Lyman OF
this town. -.--.+
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
Sunday Her unluckv DAY.

Empress Eugene is said to have been
haunted by a dread of Sundays. Sep
TENDER 4. 1870, the day the mob in
vaded the Tuileries, was Sunday;
it was on a Sunday that she learned
the news of the death OF the prince
imperial, and she herself died on
Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
SPORTING
ODD FELLOWS WIN.
Picked Team Beats independents 3 TO
1 in Bowling Match.

y picked team from the Odd Fellows
whipped the Independents to the tune
of three points, including the team score
Of 1,279 to 1,254, in a bowling match on
the Odd Fellows alleys last evening.
The first point was won by a margin of
81 pins, while the second string was
won by lead of Is pins. The hide
pendents took the third point by Il lead
Of % pins. Il. Harris of the Odd Eel
lows forces rolled the highest single
string, knocking down 101 pins, with a
total of POI for the three strings. which
was the highest of the match. Follow
ing are the scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
WANT TO CLOSE HOLIDAYS.
Greenfield Chamber of Commerce Recon-
mends That Stores Close.

GREENFIELD, Mass, Dec. %. -
There was a meeting yesterday of the re-
tail trade committee of Greenfield cham
her of commerce and it was voted to rec
ommend that the stores in Greenfield be
closed on every legal honday throughout
the year, beginning with New Years day,
which comes on Saturday.
1t was also voted to recommend that
vious to New Years, Washington's birth
DAY. Patriots dav and Columbus day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
WINDHAM.
Long Trip on Horseback.

A Brookfeld. Mass, despatch dated
Dec q in the Worcester Telegram said :
Henry J. Boulette arrived in Brook
field this afternoon completing a trip on
horseback from Windham, Vt. He rode
six-vear-old mare. Bell, and the ac-
tual time consumed in travel was 1914
hours. The distance is 120 miles. Mr.
Roulette said: The mare was in fine
shape when | arrived in Brookfie'd 1t
was hard journey. At places the ma
cadam highways were 50 slippery that
had to take croSs-countTy roads and
these were so ruttv it was hard going
for the pony Mr.. Boulettes father,
John Boulette. is cutting off a woodlot
at Windham."
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
Secret of Success.

If a man wants to succeed he must
give what success demands-hard
work and thought. If he won't give
It he has no right to kick and say
luck is against him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
s,peed of q Pro Iectile.

A proiectile. weighing 1.400 pounds,
which is fired in 14-inch guns leaves
the gun at speed Of almost half a
mile q second. At three miles the
speed las but slightly slackened.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29

Cocoanuts arc the common form of ex-
change among the natives of the Nico-
bars For instance. box of matches is
worth twenty cocoanuts. while for needles
the price is one cocoanut each.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
No sTOPPAGE oF coAL MTNrNG.
UniCn Workers Accept Offer of Operators
to Negotiate.

HAZELTON. Pa, Dec. 29.-Acceptiug
the offer of the operators to adjust me
qualities and in8nstices within the present
wage agreement5t the general scale commit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-29
RECKLESS MEDICINE
NEXT IN ORDER
Prohibition Organizations
Will Try to Stop Making
of Patent Mixtures
URGE REFUSAL
OF NEW LICENSES

Government Officials Perplexed-DO Not
Want to Drive Legitimate Medicines
from Market - Nearly 5000 Earie-
ties Are Under the Ban.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
In Wall Street
Changes In S. O. Board

Two directors, long in the service OF
the Standard Oil Company Of New Jer-
sey, resigned yesterday and three new
members of the board we're elected, in
creasing the total by one The retir-
ing directors were o. T. Wsring and
Colonel f. ". Weller. The new direc-
tors are Charles G. Black, charms r
Of the manufacturing committee; Ed
gar NJ. Clark, manager Of the Bayway
Refinery, and +. J. Sadler, president of
the Transcontinental Petroleum Com
pany Mr.. Waring resigns after hav-
ing been identified with the oil busi-
ness since 1862. He has been closely
identified with the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey since 1911 and re-
tires at the age of eighty-one. Colonel
Weller has been retiner for nearly
hirtye light years. For number OF
years he was president of the Standard
Oil Company of Louisiana. He has been
director of the New Jersey company
since January IA, 1913, and a vice
president for several years. He re-
tires now on account OF i'll health. Mr..
Blacks place as head of the manu-
featuring committee will be filed by
George ". Mcknight. George W. Jones,
treasurer and director, was elected a
vice president of the company to sue
ceed Mr. " eller.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
French Finance

Detailed authoritative information
bearing upon the state of French gov
crnment finance has been obtained by
he Bankers Trust Company from its
Paris corresp spondent. Among other
.l.ings the fact is disclosed that ex
traordnary expenses of 10000, 900 900
francs in the 1920 budget and % O00,
oOc 900 in the proposed budget for 1921
represent expenses a'ready incurred IN
the restoration of france and those
which. it is estimated, will be incurred
in 1921 Of the total amount $780,
00O 900 francs are set down as being
recoverable in the execution of the
Neace treaty. Aske,: what had been
contemplated by the French govern
ment in event Of Germany's payments
rot being sufficient 20 meet these ex
penditures, the trust company's in
formant replied that the Allied powers
would hardly countenance the eventu-
atty of a refusal by Germany to pay
debt which she had recognized un-
der the terms of treaty. In case of
delayed payment work Of restoration
might be hindcred, it was stated, but
the security of French rcntes, upon
which money has been advanced for
this work, would not be affected, a the
interest charge is provided for out Of
taxation. The government has already
begun the reduction of wartime ad-
vances by the Bank of Franc, Within
ON month 100000 francs have been
set aside for amortization Of this debt
Frances short term credits have been
reduced 29,000,000 francs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
New Lows Set
In Irregular
Stock Market
Atlantic Gulf, Crucible
Steel and Replogle Are
Weak Spots in Quiet
Trading; Pressure Light

With nothing to happen over the
Christmas recess to change the temper
of the speculative element the stock
market on the resumption Of business
yesterday continued to display marked
irregularity, and the majority Of in
dustrial stocks closed the session show
ing substantial net losses.
AS on recently preceding days, there
we're many points of special weakness,
apparently the result of the forced
liquidation Of weakened speculative
holdings. At the same time the pro-
fessional bear traders, who have had
things their own way for so long, saw
nothing to deter them from a continu-
alton of their depressing tactics. About
the only favorable aspect of the market
WAS the less active pace in the trading
selling pressure heavy. 1t was a case
Of the market again suffering more
from lack of buying power than from
the pressure Of offerings. Rails acted
fairly we'll and at one stage early in
the day made quite spurt, causing
for q time some short covering in the
industrial end Of the list. Dealings
approximated 100000 shares of stock.
Among the weakest spots yesterday
which broke to q new low record for
the year, and Crucible Steel, which also
sold at the lowest price made on the
current declining movement Baldwin
Locomotive was another erstwhile spec
ulative favorite that receded sharply
in the face of fairly heavy offerings.
Mexican Petroleum, after an early set
back, recovered q portion of its loss,
but still showed decline of more
than points at the close.
Special interest attached to the per-
formance of Replogle Steel shares in
view Of the fact, which did not become
generally known until after the close
of the market, that between $1,000 and
overhanging the market as the result
Of the weakening Of large speculative
holdings had been taken care Of through
private banking arrangement. This
removes the danger of the forced
liquidation of this block Of stock Rep
logic stock sold as high as 38 early
yesterday, but in the afternoon dropped
to 32 and closed ct 33% off ~ points.
Railroad earnings statements cover
ing operations for The month of No
vember in most cases revealed gains
in net income and on the whole we're
an improvement over the October re-
ports. The better showing accounted
in part for the relative firmness of the
rail shares. Borrowers in the Stock
Exchange money market covered their
call loan requirements on a per cent
basis.
The Treasury will withdraw $50, ,o0O,-
900 from the local banks to-day, which
will leave total government deposits
Of approximately 1925, 900 900. The for
eisn exchanges were slightly easier in
a dull market. Prices in the cotton
and grain markets were a trife lower.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Franklin Takes On Men

Since the beginning OF September the
H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
has added two hundred men to the
force working at its motor car plant
in Syracuse, according to the head OF
the corporation. Shipments and orders
in hand, Mr.. Franklin said, indicate
that the sales for December will be
the largest in number in the history
of the company. Shipments for the
week ended December Is were 229 cars,
making it the largest week since June
IL. Production during that week ran
at a rate Of thirty-three cars a day,
which was approximately 85 per cent
of the average daily production for the
wear ended August 81. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Middle States Oil

The Middle States Oil Company and
subsidiaries in q consolidated income
account for the third quarter OF 1920
show q substantial increase in gross
earnings. the total from all sources be-
ing s2,524,157, compared with $4,000
AS for the six months ended June 80.
Net for the three months ended Sep
tember 80 was S2.140,O78, against
s3,O95,3sO for the first half year.
Dividends paid in the third quarter
totaled s764,59 against 1919, ,210 in the
first six months of the year, the in
crease being due to the larger amount
of stock outstanding because Of the
declaration of stock dividends.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Worlds Copper Stocks

World stocks of copper are approx
mately 200,000O0O pounds ess than
they were a year ago according to es-
Inmates made in the financial district
yesterday. The American stocks. re
fined and unretined, aye said to be little
changed from last January. but re-
fined copper is about 15o 900 600 pounds
less. The supply cf blste- copper
however, awaiting refining has in
creased about an equal amount, bring
ing the total to about 900. 900 900
pounds. British supplies of the metal.
which were about 10000 tons year
sro, have now been practically wiped
out. while Australian stocks have also
been about exhausted. The estimate
stated further that French stocks.
which last January were around o.000
tons, have been reduced to less than
5000 tons, while Italian stocks have
neen cut from 10000 to .OOC tons
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Offer Atlantic Coast Trusts

Public offering Of s4,50O,OO0 Of Az
lantic Coast Line Railroad Ga per
cent equipment trust certificates Sc
ries D was announced yesterday by
J. P. Morgan & Co., who bought
the issue last week. The certificates
run from one to fifteen years and are
being sold at prices ranging from 1928
for the 1922 maturity to 1882 for the
1886 maturity. The issue IS secured
by s6,22o,Oo0 of rolling stock consist
ing of twenty-five light Pacific locomo-
tives, FIVE switching engines, 500 steel
underframe phosphate cars, 800 steel
underframe ventilated box cars, 400 all
steel coal cars and twenty five all
steel passenger cars.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Resume Cuban Loan Conferences

Conferences in connection with the
proposed loan to Cuba were resumed
Yesterday at the Offices Of j. ?. Morgan
&, Company. The amount of the loan,
if any is made, Will be much smaller
than the figure originally MENTIONED
several weeks ago. Bankers who have
been in close touch with the situation
said yesterday that they would be sur sur
nrised if the loan exceeded s25,000,000
When the proposition first came up
s1OO 900 900 was the figure talked.
The moratorium in Cuba which has
been in effect since October expires
on Friday and it is expected that it
will be extended for another month
at 1ea ST
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Regular Declarations
Paris Market IRREGULAR

PARIS, Dec. 27--Priccs were irregu-
lar on the Bourse to-day Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs 65 confines. Ex
eehznge on London, so francs "a cen
ZINES. rive per cent loan 85 francs
70 centimes. The dollar was onoted q,
II francs 0M centinen.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
l.. 8. Rubber

Directors Of the United States Rub
ber Company are scheduled to meet
January 7 to take action on the reg
ular quarterly dividend. An anony-
nous director was quoted yesterday as
saying that there is every reason 10
= share viii be continued.' The stock
sold off rs points to 55 yesterday. At
its present price the stock yields more
than ! per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
The Acceptance Market

Dealers in bankers acceptances are
looking for an active market, IN bills
after the turn of the year, when 1t IS
expected the savings banks Will be
heavy buyers. AT present savings
institutions are keeping liquid IN ofdef
to make d strong showing IN cash III
their annual statements AFTER lhlS
..Is;ndow-dressing" is over they are
evnected to come into the market on
a large scale. Just at present the
acceptance market is quiet, with rates
steadE.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

oSc'hpensat'on OF 20 per cent Of the amount
ol salaries paid them during 1890.
Al meeting OF ths directors o, II
Jacob ~ Sons, Inc. Brooklyn. q stock
dividend or S2ia per cent was declarsd
fnl stock from s75o.ooo to 81 900. 900.
Tho Bankers Trust Company has bce,
appointed registrar of apltal stock OF tho
bishop OH Corporation.
Tho stockholders 9f the United states
Light and Heat Corporation have author
lEen new !aaus OF sl.b0o.O0o Of preferred
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Financial Items

christmas bonuses ranging from IS TO
ou per cent or annual salAric5 were dis
srlnutsd by lAonello. Perera y Co.. bank
Ths Harnsdall CORPORATION reports net
earnings for tho eleven months ended No
."lno"r , so last. after depreciation. dople-
s5.o2<S4l, AZ against sl2sg7l9 FOR the
saino period Ia 19lp
I'm" board or directors or tn. United
ot"'ea NortEako ana Trust Company has
voteu 70 oIucors aud employooE AdditionA
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
New York Metal Mark~,

with the London market closed
b0sineSs in the local metal market
was quiet yesterday, Tin was quoted
AZ o2'b0c TO 33c for spot and 34.boc for
future shipment, spclter st b.60c to
o.foc' lead 4.b0c TO A.75c. Copper war
quotca at 'oAc to lac FOR spot nnd
1@hc 10 1Ac for later ehipmcnt Anti
MVny WAa unchanged 1t 6Aac To hIAc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Dividends
Extra
AunRhanx Rf.~l !,

nAtng ncny Steel Tubo Company-An .x-
elsxsn 10 o,Viosna , OF 10 per cent has been de-
dividend OF per cent payaSIc qsn,'a ,g, -,
~ 20 e'ockholders OF record january Is
i." sesu!ar quarterly dividend ls payable
cembcr 22 W ''~''' 'c-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Easier tendencies were noted in the
foreign exchanges yesterday, with the
rate on London sight drafts falling a
fraction under $3.50. Francs and lire
we're also easier.
Quoted in dollars to the pound
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Money and Credit

Call money rates held per cent
through the day in Wall Street, with
renawals of outstanding loans being
made on that basis. To-day the
Treasury will withdraw $36000,0 600
from It's deposits with local banks.
Yesterday. Year ago.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
HOLIDAY i'm london

LONDON, Dec. 27.--The London and
Liverpool Exchanges weN closed TO-
Gay.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

Bank Clearings-Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
balances, $92 ,440,s06.
SiIver-London (holiday); New York,
domestic bar, 99hac; foreign, 64Ac;
Mexican dollars, 4813c.
Canadian Exchange-New York funds
in Montreal, s173.75 premium per
$1,000; Montreal funds in New York
$14S.O3 discount per 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

(Copyriaht 1920 New Tribune rncl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
UN RAYO DE LUZ
PARA Los LEPROsOs

Ell Departamefito de Sanidad de
Puerto Rico, Sc ha dirigido en- carta
Official al Hon. Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, solicitando de este funcionario,
que su yez Sc dirija al United Sta
tes Public Health Service, para yer
de adquirir ell Ethol Ester del aceite
de ChaulmOogra, producto obtenido re
cientemeate en- experimentaciones lie.
vadas a cabo en- la Estaci6n de- Lepra
de KaIihi, Hawai-, y con I'll cuai Sc
han curado 43 leprosos ailf asilad6s,
segtin informes recibidos en- estos mis-
mos dfas y que emanan de centros
oficiales.
El proposito del Departamento de
Sanidad es instituir este tratamiento
en- los actuales asilados de la Isla de
Cabras, cuyo ndmero es de 81, y fa
cilmente Sc comprendera cual sera ell
resultado de este dentro de un afio,
case de obtener buen 6xito: la cxtin.
ci6n de tan terrible dolencia en- la ju.
risdiecion de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
pEUlA De GRATITgD
AI "a. ll6n Mareos Manzano.

/
Estabamos snfriendo la honda pena
de la separation pasa sinepre, de
nuestro querid6 hermano Manalo. No
obstante, Ia adversidad queffa herirl
me mas q fondo, Vi a mi madre iliol.
yidable desplomarse, vfctima de agu-
da enfermedad La muerte parecfa
querernosla arrebatar Mama, cuenta
va ochenta amos Y como mi amigo; 81
doctor Manzano, me decfa .los amos
son la mas grave enfermed4d
En- mi casi deseseperacion solo allen
tabamos Ia seguridad de que el mo.
desto, pero inteligente doctor Mama,
no, aportaba stodos los tesoros de su
sabidurfa, en- union de mis- buenos
amigos los doctores Curbelo, Susoni
81 Arnaiz.
Como ponfa empeflos en- deyolFer
mi madre los brazos de sus hiios
no obstante la diversidad de opinion
entire 6l Manzano, y sus demas com
5aheres que ctefan tendrfa un desen
lace fatal
peseaba tener la serenidad y el re
1850 que III inquietud el dolor me
Dsblan robado, para exprcsarles .
eIkos amigos = muy particularmente
al doctor Manzano, el mas alto ties
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
REGREsO TRIyTE

En- eI proximo vapor que llegue de
santo Domingo, probablenente eI sa-
bado, regresaran la Isla las sefori-
tas de Angels, Maria Luisa y Maria
del Carmen. ALI, en- Ell pafs hermano,
les lsorprndi0 la muerte de su buen
padre, nuestro distinguido compafie-
ro don Pedro de Angelis, y, abruma-
das por Ell dolor. vienen refngiarse
en- el hogar lleno de Iuto, llorar
jlinto a los suyos.
Identificados con esta fristeza que
tiene una causa tan legftfma, estan
con las apenadas viajeras todas nues.
tras simpatfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

Don S8guRdO Ca

A berdo del trasatlanti
XIII, ha Hegadp esta mana
dente de Espafab nuestro MI
do amigo don SIegundo Cadil
alto comerciO de- esta capital.
Vienen con el ssfior Cadil
distinguida espossh y su bel
Los sefiores de CRdiernO han
necido una tempoAada de- un al
tando las mas pfntorescas n
espafolas y las eilsdades mas I
didas. En- Pola da Allande, del
region de Astnrfas lde IL que nj.
amigo es oriundo, ban pagado ID
.timados yiajeros MA temporad5
grato reposo.
Z No tenemos que deeir que nue.
sociedad esta de plaaemes con Ia
gada de los sefiores lie Oadierno
son eIementos muy queridos d
muy distinguidos y nauy, popuIare
A los parabienes que reciben pol
regreso San Juan Sionde son
iustamente apreciados, dnase nue.
saludo cordialfsimo.
4 i Il - 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01
monio 81 u mas sprofund

H.
tud
Si fueraI dable d I'M profa
clencia, julzgar la labor realizada Il
.tanta perseverance, y estudio por
doctor malnzano, 70 habrfa ee procT
maria RILhANTE. Pero para i
esta lab tiene dobles meritos, porql|
no era an&dico Ell que ambicionab
triunfaf Vino Ell amigo que Sc emp
iiaba en- servirnos.
ProporIcioharnos la dicha de pode
ada estItechar en nuestros brazos /
ser que mos di6 la vida, es deuda gu
nunca sIera c6mpletamente satisfecht
En- el nbmbre de mis- demas hermanc
y en- Ell mfo, 0frezco al muy estimad
amigo competentfsimo doctor Ma
cos A. AGanzano, ell testimonio de nu
ira mas prOfunda gratitud.
Arturo GonzdEes Prado.
Aredib0, JUNO, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

Entire las muchas y prestigi0sas da-
EAal III isSnas 4ae estnsief6n pre-
sentes tpmaron parte acfiva en- "a
Convention del Partido Republican,
NaciOnal, celebrada en- Ia cindad ds
Chicago para Ia nomination de- Presi-
dente. Sc coktaba > Mary Garret Hay
ilustre sufragista y "a Mrs. Fletcher
Dobyns, de Chicago. Mrs. Hay. E.
Chairman" det Comite Ejecutigos d.
Il Mujer Repnblicana y Mrs. Dobynl
dirigfa Ia division femenina de Ia frac,
ci6n que Iuchaba Ia candidatura d,
Mr.. LOwden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-01

{ Aver mfentras Santana Cruz, dc
AguadiIla trahajaba en- el. Malecon
slfrio una cafda recibiendo una he.
rida en- Ia cabeza y yarias contusiones
en- el cuerp0, de las que fue asistido
en- la saIa de socorros, pasando des-
pu6s al Hospital Municipal.