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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02
Gable Briefs

In n remarkable interview Marshal
Foch declares God willed the allied VIC
tory over the Germans, and that he
was the divinely inspired instrument
chosen for the purpose. He declares
that from boyhood, when he saw the
Germans at Metz, he lived for but one
purpose-revenge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02

Paris editors are unanimous il
counting 1910. as "a year lost" Will
the war over and won, but peace no
yet accomplished. they call it the "yeal
of human folly" But for 1920 the!
are hopeful and see an opportunity o
regaining all that has been lost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02
Cardinal Merciier's Story

Including his correspondence with the German
authorities in Belgium during the war, 1914 to
1918, edited by Professor Fernand Mayence of
Louv ain University and translated by the Bene-
detine Monks of St. Ausustine's, Ramssate.
England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02
Frustrating an Unjust Draft

The Cardinal, together with the Bishops Of Liege
Namur and Journal protested against this open vic
lation of The Hague convention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02

Dispatches from Riga indicate that
the food shortage is becoming desperate.
Army supplies are very limited and the
situation is fraught with danger to the
whole anti Bolshevist campaign in
Letvia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02
CONTINUED TOMORROW

Copyright, 1920. bU Public Ledger Co.
COPYRIGHT Canada. 1890, By Pubic Ledger Co
International Copyright, 1890, bv Public Ledger co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02

to the paymaster's department. But
when the A. Il. +. sailed away it for
got to teach the Frenchmen the com
binations to the safes. M. Vantel, who
had charge of them, sent to Fresness
for a couple of expert cracksmen and
put them to work on the American
safes, who, for reward, quickly swung
omen the big doors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-02

When the French Government bought
the property of the A. q. f. there were
included a number of safes, belonging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
La Toilette FAR AHEAD
IN 81 FAD PENCIL" VOTING

MILWAUKEE. April "a (SpeciaD.- =
Returns collected to this time show
that though no candidate for Presi-
dent filed in the primary, more than
5000 Wisconsin voters used the lead
pencil to express their choice. The
vote stands:
Republican-Hoover, 1852: La Fol-
lette. 1870: Johnson, 2,397; Lenroo.,
395: Lowden, 951; Wood. 1880.
Democratic-Wilson. 966 Hoover.
$50: McAdoo. PIG; Eryan. 81; La Fol-
Iette, -.
In the first district, in which uu-
INSTRUCTED delegates defeated the La
Toilette candidates. Wood received
f1TS. votes to 691 for La Toilette, 513
for Hoover and 507 for Johnson. This
return appears to give Gen. Wood the
best claim to the two delegates who
are reinstructed. j. c. RALSTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
Ring Lardner Visits a
Circus, and He Tells
Of the "King Of
Beasts" the Freaks
of the SideshoW and
the Freaks of "His
Party"

~O the Editor: Well, sir, since
| the last time / wrote an arti
| Gle for this paper ! had
\ grand time the other night
witch means in other words that 1
seen a circus in N. Y. city and I can't
| tell you the name of it on acct. of it
being vs.. the ethics of journalisms to
print anything free about circuses
though base ball clubs witch is much
funnier can be mentioned freely. But
| if 1 kind of hint that this circus is
modestly called the greatest show on
| earth and that Madison Square garden
| is where ] seen it, why maybe you
can kind Of guess witch circus this is.
| Well they was about 10 of US in the
party and needless to say we got in
on a pass and for that reason I won't
knock the circus except when l see fit
Well when we first got in mine host
said that the first idear was to go
and see the freaks though as a matter
Of fact we had plenty of them in our
own party and I won't name them on
acct. of giveing offense. Well we
went into the freaks room and the
| first thing we run up VS.. was my pals
the CRATES who l can sympathize
| with because our necks is about the
same distants and I was going to ask,
them where they bought their collars
| but several of the freaks in our own
/ party kept shoveing US along SO per-
son didn't have time to talk to no
body.
Well they's very few of the freaks
/ that I can remember who they was.
Well one of them was Capt. Anger.
supposed to be the tallest giant in
the world and several of our freaks
kind Of acted like they was afraid to
go up close to him. but l went right
up and looked him in the eye because
| last July l seen a giant pretty near
as big and he didn't harm nobody ex-
cept some of we girls that had bet
/ down on him. In passing l might
| make the remark that an Anger is a
thing that bores, but in that respect
he had nothing on the circus. Well |
| forgot to say a minute ago that l kind
| of resented haveing the CRATES
| parked in the freaks room because
| they have long necks and their
tongues was all hanging out which
! makes US synonymous or however you
| spell it.
| One of the other freaks I remember
| is girl they called the halliday and
! in the LIST, place / don't see why they
| classify her as a freak because they's
so many of them running around
i loose. This gal. however. was cut off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

wrote "Queed" and myself decided
that l of these days we will go out
and buy the tusks of the river horse
and make few philosophical appa-
raIus and see what happens.
The next article is about the royal
| Bengal tiger.
OF all rapacious animals the tiger
IS the most formidable, as in it's fero-
clous nature strength, blood -thirsti-
| ness and cruelty are found united.
It climbs up trees with great facil-
lty. The localities most freuuented
by 1t are the crossings of nullahs."
Well, ! said to my seat neighbor
as | nicknamed him. after this
shall never sit in a tree or hang
around the crossing of a nullah."
Neither will l." said my seat
neighbour
/ The next article is about the ele-
phant as they call him.
The elephant enjoys the sense of
smelling in such perfection that II
several people be standing around
him he will discover food in the
pocket of any one present and take
it out by his proboscis with great
dexterity."
We'll, ! said to my seat neighbor.
lets never go to a circus again with
! spaghetti in our pockets or some
| thing on the hip"
The next article is about the giraffe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
MASSACRE PLOT rs CHARGED.
Jews of Hungaria Says Government
Is Conniving for determination.

BUDAPEST. April 24.--Charges that
the Hungarian government is con-
niving in a plot for wholesale mas
sacres of Jews and that Jews are
tortured and thrown into Jail without
trial are made in communiaue sent
to the peace confereAce In Paris by
the committee of Jewish delegations.
with headquarters In this city.
Government officials TO whom COM
plant has been made" the COM
munique says. have declared they
were i'm ignorance of the conditions
pointed out but officers fere are
openly and with the knowledge OF
the authorities. forming associations
for the determination of the Jews.
Jewish children are refused admit
lance to schools, 1t is averred. and
Jewish trade is completely paralyZed
During the past few weeks $50 Jews
49, said to have disappeared in Buda-
nest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
81 SHALL NEVER SIT IN A TREE
OR HANG AROUND THE CROSSING
OF A NULLAH."

81 SHALL NEVER SIT IN "A TREE
OR HANG AROUND THE CROSSING
| OF A NULLAH."
in the middle and l don't know II she
| is getting a good salary, but at lease
she don't half to buy shoes because
| that's the y that isn't at the circus.
| Right close to the II lady was man
that his head was so small that they
couldn't be no parking space for
brains in it and I wondered why they
had him in the freaks room, loo.
Well, that's enough about the freaks
| that wasn't in our party and then we
went into the circus and they set me
next to the man that wrote 2ueed
and l won't mention his name because
| its VS.. ethics to mention anybody, and
pretty soon the 2 of us put each other
to sleep talking. but finely ne Wok-
ened up and said il you don't IKE the
circus read the program because II 3
! whole lot better, SO l begin reading
| the program and here rs a few OF the
things l found out witch should be of
| interest as they are matters of educa-
| ton:
| The first article is about the lion.
| This lordly animal. says the pro-
gram. lis distinguished by his males
tic bearing, as well as color and size.
The head is square, the forehead high.
The breast is broad. the air naughty;
| therefore he has been appropriately
called King of the Beasts" Well you
might of knew before that he was the
/ King of the Beasts, but did you ever
| know before that he air naughty?
Well the next article is about the
hippopotamus and l wouldn't even
mention that bird in this article only
it says way down in the article that
the tusks of the hippopotan.us or
| river horse. are very solid and COM
| pact. admirably adapted for making
! delicate philosophical apparatus and
articles of dentistry So Inc INV that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
SENATOR LODGE SPEAKS
AT ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.. April "a
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was the
principal speaker at gathering OF
$50 prominent writer's and actors mere
tonight The distinguished gather-
ing. which was headed by owen john
son. Richard Washburn Child and
Porter Emerson Browne, came here
on a special train from New YORK.
other speakers at the dinner We're
former United States Senator Albert
j. Beyeridge of Indiana and Gov. Nor
row Of Kentucky, job Hedges was
toaStmaSter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

"Gifaffes once acclimated eat hay.
meal and are Unfortunately fond of
mulberry leaves
Well l asst my neighbor if he had
any mulberry leaves in his pocket,
and he said no, and we thought the
giraffes would probably get sore and
kind of resent it in some way. so l
said lets walk out on the circus and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

he said yes ard I could tell you a
whole lot more about the human per-
formers and their history out of tie
program but I don't want to be Capt.
Anger and bore anybody to death.
Sincerely.
RING W. LARDNER.
Greenwich. Conn. April %.
Copyright. 1920, by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
German Ambassador to Vatican,

BERLIN, April 2i-Diego Won Ber-
gen. who has been Prussian minister
of the Vatican. has been appointed
German ambassador to the Vatican
the Vossische Zeltung announced TO-
1aF,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
New York Lawmakers Adjourn.

ALBANY. y. Y, April 25.-The 1890
session of the New York Legislature
was adjourned at 30 am. today after
being in nearly continuous session
for two DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
Hope a Free Demonstration
in Your Home

Let MS place an "Ensy'' In your home
to do next Mondays wash. 1t will cost
YOU nothing and convince you In the
most emphatic manner that the "Easy'
is the washer you need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25

We chose the Easy" because its
fundamental principle of creating water
force is RIGHT-AlR PRESSURE
AND SUCTION. 1t obtains the greatest
measure of washing efficiency in the
shortest possible time and the least ex-
pense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-25
Washer

cylinders to clean, or lift in or out. Its
big open copper tub is most convenient
for washing, and it accommodates the
smallest load as we'll as the largest.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16
seccion segunda
DE DIsTRrTo

Francisco Larrazabal VS.. Rufno Ma
rrero y otros, por deshaucio. Ell Tri-
bunal concedi6 permiso al demandante
para enmendar su demanda y presentar
otras demandas con los demandados.
Hehry T. spronel, por administra-
ei6n judicial. Sc relev6 a la anterior
administrators judicial, Mrs, Abbie NJ.
spronel de su cargo, de toda respOn-
sabilidad y Sc orden6 asimismo que la
danza .prestada para responder de las
gestiones de su cargo, sea totaImente
eaneelada.
Leonor Seguis, VS.. Jorge Otero, por
divorcio, Sc declare con lugar la mo-
ei6n presentada.
Marcos Antonio Samper, ex parte,
por declaratoria de herederos. Vista
Il moci6n la promovente, ell Tribunal
le tiene por desistido Ge este procedi-
miento y orden6 el archivo de este ca
80.
+. Pio Sanchez Martin, ex parte, por
administration judicial. Sc orden6 que
los memories Sc tengan por personados
ea estos autos.
4, Dionisio Rivera VS.. Victoria Flo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
j SAN JUAN
Secci6n Segunda
Jose Soto Rivera.
Elk Parte
av No. 1851
''Habeas Corpus"
RESOLUTION

POr medic del presente recursO
los peticionariOs solicitaron de es
Ia Corte un Auto de Habeas Cor
pus dirigido al Alcaide de la Car
eel de Distrito de San Juan, bajo
cuya custodia sc encuentran EN- ca
hdad de detenidos, a fin de que
sc Ordenara su eXcarcelaci0n por
bable para su arresto.
Expedido Ell Auto comparecie-
ell motive de no existir causa pro-
ron los acusados EN- ell dia de aver
ante esta Corte celebrandose la Wis
ia del easo.
Despues de haberse discutido v
resuelto negativamente una mo-
ci6n presentada por ell Fiscal Ell
la que alegaba que la peticci6n
adolecia de la falta de ciertos re-
quisitOs estrinsicos, Sc ofreci0 por
el Fiscal la prueba quo tenia que
mantener a estos acusados en- pri-
sion, v el ease fue sometido a la
COrte sin que nj uno nj otro de
los abogadOs hubieran presentado
ning6n argumento para sostener
sus, alegaciones.
HemOs examinadO cuidadOsa-
mente la prueba presentada pOr ell
Fiscal. Segiln este funcionario es-
ia es la 1nica prueba en- la cual Sc
basa para mafltener la detenci0n
de los peticionarios, y despues de
un estudio cuidadoso que de ella
hemos, hechO, debemos llegar a la
conclusion de que exisSe un prin-
cipi de prueba que justifca la ac
ci6n tomada por ell Fiscal en- GUAM
to los detenidos Juan Isabelle Re-
yCs, Natalie Reyes Torres, CUTLER
mo Nazario Ortiz, Rafael Velaz-
quez Y Pablo Ortiz Baez, perO no
asf en- cuantO a todos los demas
a que Sc refiere la petici6n, con
exclusion de Juan Felix Guadalu-
pc que indebidamente fue inclui-
do en- la solicitud, y cuya elimina-
ci6n sc aeord6 en- ell acto de la Wis
Ia por estar sufriend0 una cOnde-
ma por delito distinto. .@s,
Respecto a todos los demas acu-
sados la unica prueba que seg1n
las afrmaciones del Fiscal existe
contra ellos, es la afirmacion de
tres testigos llamados Lorenzo vi
llalba, Julio Fuentes y Gabriel
Fnentes, quienes dijeron que ha-
bian visto un grupo como de 100
personas frente a su finca arma-
dos con machetes y Ell actitud
yiolenta, Y que entire esas perso-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16

Floreneio Figueroa, por infracci6n a
la ley de Pesas medidas, SIS; Manuel
Sosa Lopez, por falsa representation,
absuelto; Gustavo Roig, por infracci6n
la Ley de Pesas y medidas, absuel-
to; Manuel Martinez, por infracci6n a
la Ley de Sanidad, absuelto; Juan Ce-
peda, por infraeei6n la ley de Pesas
y medidas, absuelto; Saturnino Rode
ma, pOr idem., $5; victoriano Bruno,
por idem, $5; Pedro Lacourt, por ca
lumnia q injuria, absuelto y Enrique
Resto, por infracci6n Ia Ley de, Pc
sas y Medidas, So.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16

RosadO, Juan Il Muhiz, Eleuterio Ri
vera, Martin Qnihones y Carmen Coll,
todos de San Juan.
Inoeeneia Seda, Agustfn Rodriguez,
Basilio Iglesias, Fela FiguerOa y Juan
Garcia. de Rio Piedras.
Francisco Reyes, Jose Garcia, Ricar-
do Agosto Y Ricardo Torres, de Ba-
yam6n:
Evaristo Rodriguez, Telesforo Ramos
y Onofre Ramos, de Carolina
Angela Garcia, Julia Rosas y Car
men Arblra, de CataRo.
Antonio Rosa y Antonio Lopez, de
Rio Grande.
Y Evaristo Rodriguez, de Caguas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16
q zIfiitg fiitgvf1alGA|.

res Encarnaei6n, por divorcio. Sc or
demo que la demandada sea citada por
medic de edictos.
Agustin Rivera, ex parte, por admi-
nistraci6n judicial. Sc expidi6 carta
de administration judicial INFERNO fa
vor de Maris E. Berkswtz.
Julia Envid Villanueva, ex parte, por
autorizaci6n judicial. Sc orden6 que
fuera trasladado a la secci6n segunda.
Providencia Colon Perez VS.. Sucn.
de Jose NJ. Batista, por fliaei6n. Sc or
demo que el taquigrafo haga Ia trans
eripci6n del "recordn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16
Ponce, 10 de febrero. 1920

Ponce, 10 de febrero, 1920
Senor Director dc
Ell MUNDO.
Mueho lie estimarfa que EN- la Sec
ci6n denominada tVoces de la Calle'',
de Ell MUNDO, me explicara como
Sc escribe correctamente la palabra
Consejo, refriendonos a los actuales or
ganismos munieipales, que rigen en- los
Mnnieipios en- virtud de la nueva ley
Me porffan que Sc debe escribir y decir
Concejo de Administration. Yo creo que
Sc debe decir Y .escribir Consejo de ADJ
ministraci6n. Como el que me 10 discnte
es un miembro del actual Consejo de
esta, quiero salir de la duda. tSerfa
usted tan complaciente que atendiera a
esta s1plica?
UN LEcToR DE eel MuNDo",
Nota de la Redaces6n. EN- este easo,
debe escribirse CONCEJO, que signifi-
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DON j. HERNANDEZ UsERA.
de accionistas. etc &c.

Este prestigioso caballero v
competente abogado, que con tan
to exito desempeh6 en- distintas
ocasiones importantes cargos en-
la judicatura del pals, acaba de
abrir su bufete de abogado Y no.
tario Ell los altos del edifcio del
Banco Colonial, en- San Juan.
Dadas las atlas dotes de acti-
vidad, competencia " capacidad
que posee ell Lcdo. Sr. Hernandez
Usera, es SECURE que conquistara
muchos exitos EN- Ell ejercicio de
su profession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16

distritos de Isabella Y Camuy, han 81
do designados para compradores nues-
tros, los sehores Alfredo 'Iiamela y
Pedro G. Amador, respectiyamente, y
en- breve anunciaremos los nombramien
tos de ,eompradores EN- otros distritos.
Pagaremos los precios mas altos del
mercado en- vista de que sstos es-
tan bien remunerados, no dudamos que
la siembra aumentara considerable
maate.
Para ell mayor rendimiento en- cali
dad y eantidad, recomendamos muy. mu
eho Ell uso de fertilizantes. Tan gene
ralizados estan 6stos en- los Estados
Urridos, que la cosecha Sc calcula por
ell n1mero de .toneladas de abono en-
pleadas.
Invitamos a los sefores agricultores
comunicarse con nosotros sobre cual-
quier materia referente a Ia siembra
y el cultivo de algod6n s'Sea Island".
THE SAN JUAN GIHNERY Co. Inc
san Juan. p. r. P. o. Box 467. Advt
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SENIOR COSECHE-
! RO DE AEGODON
y SEA ISLAND
Ell coREEsPoNsAL.

Tenemos que informar a usted que
los sehores "P. Gambia y Co" -, de es-
ia plaza, han eesado en- la represen-
taei6n de nuestro negoeiO de Compra
" Empaque de Algodon Sea Island = !,
sstablecido en- esta Isla hacia muchos
amos.
Ell senior don Rodolfo F. Clairmont,
ha sido nombrado desde hoy nuestro
representante, hacifudOse cargo de to-
dos nuestros negocios. Ell visitara muy
q menudo los distritOs aIgodoneros y
tendra especial gusto en- Zanzibar i'm
presiones sobre la industria. con los Sc
nores agrieultores.
Para la comprs de algod6n en- los
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Resolution de "HabGaS Corpus"
sObre los detGnidOS en- Bayam6n

mas estaban los acusados, sin que
Sc haya podido deducir del con-
texto de esas tres declaraciOnes a
que acusados Sc refiere nj 81 son
los que ahora Gestan siendO ObjetO
de esta investigation fiscal.
No creemos que con la accion
tomada por esta Corte libertandO
de su prisi6n los peticionariOs
Sc entorpezca ell prOcedimiento Sc
guido por ell Fiscal para procurar
nuevas pruebas Y hacer nuevas
indagaciones que justifiquen en-
10 fuMro un nuevO arresto de los
acusados.
Estamos ahOra examinandO solo
las pruebas ofrecidaS ell este mo-
mento v tenemOs ante nuestra Wis
ia esas declaraciones y la afirma-
ci0n del Fiscal de que no dispone
de otros elementos de prueba.
Por tales razOnes, Sc declara
con lugar la solicitud Y en- su
consecuencia Sc decreta la excar-
celaci0n de InocenciO Tirado Ri
vera, Jose Hernandez Reyes, Ge-
naro VazquOz Cruz, Justo Guz-
man Estrada, Epifanio Sanchez
MarcanO, Antonio Reyes Monta-
nez, Genaro Rosario Gonzalez, He
ribereo Garcia Ramirez, Victoria
no Coarino Conception, Luis Fon
tanes, RupertO Torres Ortega,
Flor Reyes Reyes, Severe Alvarez
Reyes, Juan Cruz Santana, Fuse
bio Sanchez Marcano, Bartolo Ma
dero Ocasio, Zen6n Nazario Rive
ra, Vicente Baez Hernandez, Anas
tasio Sierra Alvarez, Felipe Or
tiz Sanchez, Jose Barbosa Clau-
dio, Marcelino Aviles Aviles, Juan
Hernandez Medina, Balois Rivera
Huertas, Miguel B. Reyes, Sebas-
tian Ortega Ocasio, Eladio Reyes
Morales, Miguel Reyes Munoz,
Santos Aguayo Alvarez, Crescen-
clio Cruz Torres, Antonio Atana-
clio Medina, Juan Vazquez Cruz,
Valentin Gonzalez Acevedo, Pedro
Reyes Rivera, Anastasi0 Morales,
Anacleto Reyes Alvarez, Juan -.
varez Reyes, Celest.no Ortega Oca
siO, David Cruz Ortega, Aga
pito Reyes Morales, Ezequiel Re-
yes Montanez, Juan Reyes Santa
ma, Justo Alvarez Ramos, Antonio
Miguel Reyes, Luis Flores Ortiz,
Crispn BracerO Flores, Francisco
Reyes Morales, Eladio Lopez Me
yes, Ramon Ruiz Nieves, Regino
Ramos Ramos, Pedro Rosa Guz-
man, Pedro Cortes Rodriguez, Ma
nuel Cedefio, Eugenio Colon, Ave-
limo Nieves, SatufninO Rodriguez,
Juan Nieves Ramos, Juan Mora
les y Antonio Munoz Ramos, FL
del Rodriguez Colon, hbrandOse
para clio ell oportuno mandamien-
to al Alcaide de la Carcel de San
Juan, bajo cuya custodia Sc en-
cuentran los detenidos.
San Juan, p. r.,
FebrerO IA, 1920.
Juez del Distrito.
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YaTlOS Cheqn0S 0xpGdldOS
per HI Tribunal de DiStTitO

Las siguientes personas deben pasar
en- solicitud de los cheques que, a su
favor, tienen expedidos en- ell Tribunal
de Distrito de San Juan. seeci6n Sc
gunda:
Francisco Casadulc, Victor Gonza-
lez, Manuel Santos, Gumersinda Coma
lez, Pillar Dros, JesGs NJ. l.. Veto
ria, Ramona Diaz, Urbana Alvarado,
Calixto Camara. Juan f.. Cruz, Juan
Cruz, Evaristo Soto, Maria Nieves, An
gel sCto Francisco Rivera, Diego B,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16
Rafael H. MONAGAS.

ca ayuntamiento y distrito jurisdiccio
nal. De ahf viene coNcEJAL, indi-
viduo de un CONoEJO o Ayuntamien-,
to, Y no "CONsEJAL"
coNsEJo es tribunal, junta, reunion
de accionistas. etc etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-16
IMPQRTANTES IN
FORMACI0NESDELA
CtUDAD DEL SUR

FEBRERO a.
GontinGan hos temblores de terra sem
braHdo Ia aiarma en- Ia ciudad. Du-
rante las 6ltimas "a horas sc han SEN
lido mas de oeho, y el 1ltimo sc re-
gistr6 las dos menos diez minutes de
la tarde de hoy. Dnrante la noche Sc
sintierOn otros tantos, y la bora en-
Que eseribimos estas netas, la terra
continGa temblando sntermitentemente.
El fen6menO de esta tarde fue tan
intense, que los nihos abandonaron ell
salon de clase, saspendieRdose estas,
por consiguiente.