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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
SERVICES HELD HERE
THIS MORNING o
MIKE HARRINGTON

The body Of Mike Harrington, who
died in st. Paul, Mimi. on Monday.
was shipped here this morning and
funeral services were held in the UNI
dertaking parlors of M. Norman &
Sons at II o'clock, Rev. Father
Mulloy officiating.
Mr.. Harrington lived in Grand
Forks county practically all Of his
life and for several years worked in
the restaurants of this city, leaving
here for st. Paul in 1917.
He had been i'll for almost q year
and his death was not unexpected.
He is survived by his wife and one,
daughter. IL years old; also by his
mother. whose home is in st. Paul,
and by three brothers, Dan of St.
Paul, John Of Arvilla, and James
Harrington, who lives in Canada; al
by a sister, Miss Kate Harrington
of Anoka. MINI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
FLY WILL
SCALE CITY HALL
AT NOON SATURDAY

A. L. Willoughby. the human ny.
will put op some climbing stunts at
the Grand Forks city hall at IL
o'clock Saturday
This exhibition has been arranged
for by the United States army re-
cruiting Office in this city. The fly
after his climbsFwill give a brief talk
on the value OF the physical training
given by the army, in which he for
merly served,
At 2:30 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Wflloughby will, climb the Grand
Forks Herald building as was previ-
ously announced.
Saturday afternoon and evening the
human fy will exhibit his ability at
the Metropolitan theater.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
TO ORGANIZE
OTHER COUNTIES IN
INTER-CHURCH DRIVE

Rev. John Gerald York will leave
next Monday to address the county
to be held at Bottineau
and Minot this week. The subject of
his addresses will be the new inter-
church movement and the home sur
vey, connected with the movement, in
Illustration of which he will give a
lantern lecture.
According to a statement made by
Ar- York. the county survey in this
county will not be taken until some
Gn1e IN May. Mr.. Austin. a promi-
aelr farmer nea1 here, has been
chosen Is chairman for the v
NJ E1r. viii return from his trip
ID -as eF2l-nry conferences Friday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
LOCAL MEN TO
GIVE VIEWS ON
WATERWAYP'LA
At Meeting to Be Held Here
BY Joint Commission on
April ~.

Members Of the Commercial club
committee which has in charge the
plans for the hearing to be held here
April s27 by a joint commission of
the United States and Canada on the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater
project met this afternoon to perfect
plans for presenting the views Of this
city at h hearing.
p. E. Deem, special representative
Of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
assist in the collection of data in re-
gard to the project met with the
committee this afternoon.
Mr.. Deem pointed out today that
the hearing to be held here April 81
would be the second to be held by
the commission in the United States,
the first having been held at Buffalo,
n. Y. 1t is planned that representa-
tives of the chief cities and rural
try shall be present to point out to
the commission the advantages, pres
ent and prospective of the. deep wa
ter. project.
S local Men. .
w. A. Mcintyre will be the attorney
in charge of the presentation of the
y AS"S W nan ioiN itAoSS II
will give evidence from this city are
G.. W. Graves. A. II. Yodcr, T.. J. Lam
der. and r. S. Bridgeman.
For Crookston. the attorney will he
Martin O'Brien and the city will be
represented by S. NJ. Sivertson, c. &.
Selvig aad Leslie Weller.
Representatives of Fargo. Minot
and other cities in this locality will
also be present to present their views.
According to the present plans the
meeting will be held in the U. S. dis
trict court room in the federal build
ing. 1t will be open 10 the public.
The Commission.
The commission is made UP by
three representatives OF the United
States and three from Canada.
Obadiah Gardiner OF Maine is the
chairman. After completing It's
hearings it will make its recaruen-
dations to the American congress and
the Canadian parliament
MI. Deem will go to Minos Friday
and from there to Fargo. 20 assist
those cities in preparing ;hei- tsx
for presentation.
c. w. Graves of Grand Forks Z.
vice president of the Great LakeSS
Lawrence Tidewater association Il
North Dakota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
Young People VIII
Hold Meet Tonieht

The Farewell Supper is the ST.
ject of the address to be given II ,ts
Baptist church this evening by Rev
j.. G. York. !. f.s.
This is the night set for young peo-
pies night and group three Of the
Young Peoples society will have an
April FOOLS party in the church par
program will be in the nature Of a
farewell to Miss Olive Smith, who is
leaving town A fine program
has been arranged and a good time
is assured, according to Duane
Squires, chairman of the committee.
All young people of the church and
congregation are invited to come.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, April AFTER be-
ing dull. during the greater part Of
the session. iaxseed prices broke
sharply. in today's market on selling
for which there was no buying de-
mand in the pit to absorb A. heavy
line was liquidated. New May closed
3l5c Oh! at $4.6S asked high $4.s1.
low 1858; old NAY lac on ~ 1910.
asked, and July 12Eapff at ie4s58 ask-
ga. high y4.7l. lowaaA4bs.
= Rye advanced onEsssxport bidding.
. e clessd { b.s ne e. ssl;s4 ~ 9;
up at 1.81 ga bid. Oats closed 1 i.2c
up at591R 3-4s@94 IA.
Barley ,ciesed unchanged AT sl.s6 q
|1.66 for spot.
Closing: Il.
Wheat. No. / dark northern on
track $500 3.3o:Ss, No. 3 dark nor
thsrn S3.Ss @5.15: No; : dark nor
them $s.7603sao; No. northern
|l3.1o@3.ee: No: 1snoythern MILO,
l1.e6; No. : northern 81 @1s4& No.
i amber durum on track t4.2B1 E3.e1:
No. . amber duYum 32.22@2.AGsNo,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
Bank President
AT a

Hundreds Of graduates of the Union
Commercial College, Grand Forks,
testify to the merits of a business edu-
cation. One Of the most shining ex-
alnples Is Mr.. Herman Berget, who
has been elected president of a bank
at Aureiia. N. D. Mr.. Berget is but
"a years of age. The business world
Is full Of splendid chances for those
who havesa business education. Send
for free catalog and find out what this
big, successful school can do for you.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
SCHOOL LANDS TO
. BE LEASED FRIDAY

Leasing of school lands in Grand
Forks county will take place at 10
o'clock Friday morning at the county
court house. according to an an
~1aouncement made today by County
Auditor Hans Anderson.
This is an annual affair. All school
lands which are not already leased,
will be up for leasing at the. time
designated.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
Why Spring Bring. on
i Freckles And Eruption,.

The sudden appearances III racka,a.
silsnt ernptions Or fine linesyat this sea.
..sctiiIc 8 ", wi1,ch by H s ,sss e re
su5inEtsthe sprins months. sWhere c' M
81 IN 20 Affected ny dir r&leNse II
ons !. MI rIocNre an lounce of common
g slistle . 1 before retinns.eiik 1sp ply
cream b cant easily overcome X
trouble. Whsn the wax ewsshsd on
ticie. 7coms 3 i, minute esky akin par
fquttcl4S - removed ia vWlNSxSnr
81. two. With ailsit1ixsfSE ~ TsSFHSss ss&gMs eeek
NosbleacfLc could "a se@S ftNAsliy sfssnov.
u smooth. cleaF. n INC = e~sNsSHRkEsssce
or inconyenielce r *.tn1
PIE; treAtment4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
FUTILE RESIGNS AS
REGISTRAR AT THE
STATE UNIVERSITY

II = -lr-te .as resigned as reg
r II Ia E.a university 20 be-
ccEIs asssssI.r -zoae- ~ tie Grand
Forks S.sE.- .3azrEt-.
Nh T-T1s VIZ 1gr--e-v @--ezz--
of the Grant E7-zs Il G and
later saw sTs-EeSa se-vrce VIII ehs
Y. NJ. G = SE-1e r. - CT rls
return to this csE-r-- Ee ,eczne -eg-
istrar at ths u-TsFT ~lEcd -S-
ton he a neE -zs--e
The rapidly Ee4-s q
the Grand Forks S-eaz x.cfr "a
made it necessa<y ~ EIaEE@
manager to secure Il aass.x-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
IMPROVEMENT
OF STOCK PAVILION

Members Of the executive commit
tee CT b Grand Forks Fair associa-
o discussed improvements planned
for the livestock pavilion located In
The old curling rink building al q
Meeting held Wednesday afternoon at
e Commercial club.
= is expected hat when the work
10" oss1g contemplated is establish
81 lie cu!ldtcg VII be il first class
zn27e q zks A-e Of the rapidly
-ov.1 business o. the city as q live
Eatk gas cscrA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
lsmpm To Attend
Devils Lake Meeting

q -Sz-7sI Grand Fo-z CON-
= 1 ygr.zg zg=a- I'LL 20 70
1e- 2ks nEaz1- - take gar Z 4
HNs-1l-s - e 1T=u a<kea
-nl Is @- a1 - Nc-L Ia
ses@ 20 - 1-s Tlszy az sz-zx.
Sc@ez- @1za x5- - L. = =.
ceNfsrscsp - e. vzs-- re~x
Mr. To-pk1 go zsA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York. April Mercantile
paper 6 l.: to 6 ga; exchange strong.
sterling 60-day bills 3.S9; demand
5.93; cables 1888 3-4;. francs demand
1897; cables 1856; lire demand
2o:47; cables 20.45; marks demand
i.4s; cables Las; government bonds
irregular; railroad bonds lirrep,iiar
Time loans strong 8t1,2 per scent
a money strong, ruling rate 1 per
cent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
INJURED GIRL Is
NOW RESTING EASILY

Miss Lillian Poole q sss ssz.a
Third, street, whose ar r4 s,-z -
at the Model Steam Laundry KA-
nesday. is getting along very -oesr.
according to a statement made fs D.
Heaiy today. She rested wefl ,sr
night d her arm was in good con-
dition this morning. There seens
to be no doubt but what she will re-
cover rapidly.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS GRAM.

Minneapolis. April 1.-Tomorrow
is a holiday and today the shorts In
May futures covered quite freely.
Corn advanced into new high terri
tory and exhibited q buoyant under.
tone. Cash corn receipts were light
n N good demand lat firmer prices.
Oats futures were strong arain ion
account OF the advances in corr Rvn
market was strong and active. Prices
were strong and higher for most
grades OF wheat though few Womb
admit OF any advance ( five CENTS ID
Eas average. Durum wheat was stron1
to five cents higher. some sas ris,
sales were five centsshigher. hut III.
indicated 3 to $ cents advance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
No Announcement Yet
On Mccormack Seat,

J. A. Poppler announced today
that no information had been re-
ceived here as yet regarding the sale
of seats for the concer to be- given
here May IA by John Mccormack. :
4 Mr.. Poppler, has received, a. large
number OF inquiries regarding seats
for the concert, none Of which. can
be answered as yet. AS soon as9pos-
sible an announcement will be made.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
Red River Now Two
Feet Below Maximum

The Red River Of the North is still
dropping steadily at this point, and is
now two feet below the high mark
reached last Monday.
Reports from Winnipeg however
are o the effect that the river. is strap
idly rising both north and south Of
the Canadian border and that damage
is feared as a result
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
Team Win,
\. Mc: A. Tourney

yr.oys Of NJ N ern 20 basketball
vi "a by Tsss syanson, won
the s1.Asketbal chan1pipnship Of tho
I'm. Css Ass one baskets:in sthe..A1el
sEare OF the contest played Wsdnee.
day night ,gainst the ,Hurricanes:
basket 19fQrsssshts team.sa&tsFx1htsshcV ro
had lbSS9s It'd lpssSss.ss =
md thenhiefs sp ttieayldnts& t{iam
will receive free tickets ft0 the 6ant
EaubE 10 k4E sfletdsby 4neg1hyAEAi DEF
Epartmentsof NE M.c.SA5sApdi ~:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01

/ mixed durum on track $2.22@2.60;
2 mixed durum $2.22@2.58: No.
l durum on track $2.23@2.61; No. 2
durum $2.20@2.5S.l
Linseed on track and arrive $40;
new May $4.68 asked; old May $4.7O.
asked; July $4.58 asked.
.Oats-On track 81 3-4@94 3-4; ar
rive 80 3-4@91 ga.
Rye on track and arrive $1.S4 IA:
May 1892 IA asked; July $1.8I-3 IA
asked. = ~.
Barley on track $1.35@1.56.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-01
WlSONSAYS
F0CH HAS NO
AUTHORITY
Declares American Troops
Are Directly Under Con-
troll of Z. S, President.

WashinEtor- April 1-American'
troop On The Ksine are subject only
to the orders II the president OF the
United States a. commander in chief
OF the army. President Wilson wrote
congress today "a response to a reso-
luton OF inqsss3 adopted by the
The Americas troops aud the terri
tory they cont,d Esili e governed by
the terms Of the arnnistice, the presi-
dent said He disclosed that the Amer
lean government had disapproved
plans to have the troops and the terri
tory placed under the orders Of the
Rhtneland high commission.
Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch has
no authority over the American
troops, the president said. Major Cen
eral Allen commanding the forces,
has full authority" Mr.. Wilson ad-
ded, ITO utilize his troops for the po-
ijce OF the occupied district, the pres
ervation OF order and to repel any at
tack With may be made upon him.
TheSIpreGdent said the American
~forcessfn Germany on March Is.
''weresrepofted To comprise rs OH
GERS and, 1876 enlisted mem
The sssAMericsh forces: in Ger
many, the president wrote, "are 1T
present-operating under the terms .0f
the, original armtSttce and the subSe-
quent convention prolong1ng tie
armisttce. The Instructions proposed
to be- Issued to the commanding gem
eralS American forces in Germany, at
the time OF their Occupying the Cob
.lenx area were submitted to the 5war
department by General Pershing and
contain the following statement OF
policy: " N
...The American forces viii, how
evers,undertake no action. beyond the
occupied regionas nor beyond that in
strict accordance, With ths stesms pf
the ;tYeAty.5eAn sAlse.of the Amarican
.forcesabeyond that mepti1ned aboye
must be apecifcalIys authorized Sin
each caseAby the 3governmentssof the
United States. 3s&s., .sS asss.Ektt "a
Replying specifically to the re.
manning question In the resolution.
'of the house Of representatives, L Will
state that Field Marshal Ferdinand
Foch| has no authority over the Unit
ed States troops In German territory
NOR q any Observation-Disclosures
tie8 without express ysordeTafromathe
President Of The UnitedsStaAesssbA pis
Tn.r.nT..- W.. S.sa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
Ell PRIMER CASO DE INFLUEN
IA EN- SANTO DOMINGO
ES ATACADO UN
PUERTORRIQUENO

El primer caso de influenza re-
gistrado EN- Santo Domingo fue
producido Ell la persona de un por
torriquefio.
Juan Jose Tiben, preso en- la car
eel p1blica, fue atacado de la epi-
demia y conducido al Hospital Mi
litar, donde lcN, medicos certifica
ron que estaba atacado de in
huenza
Y viene agravar ell espanto de
amino de los dominicanos, la cir
cunstancia de 1le en- ell lugar nom
brado Cancino, de la jurisdiction
de Santo Domingo, murio a conse
cuencia de pulmonia ell menor Ja-
cinto de la Cruz, quien. segnn Sc
dice, fallecio tambien de infuen-
"a.
Las autoridades, sin embargo,
trabajan activamente para evitar
la propagation de la playa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
g. ! A. 6iI|i&I||'alfiiIBuffalEd

dos. Sc declare 1nico Y universal
heredero de Obdnlia Alvarez, a
SUI hijo Genaro Rodriguez Luzu-
naris.
Tula Cancel VS.. Vicente Car
los, por divorcio. Sc orden6 que
el demandado sea citado por me-
dio de edictos
Francisco Rooms Us. Porto Ri
can Am. Leaf Tobacco Co. por da
nos y perjuicios. Sc le concedieron
veinte dias de prorroga al deman
dante para presentar la exposition
ci0n del case.
Totti Y Fossas VS.. "Ansorge Ex
port CO., por cobro de dinero.
Vista la estipulaci6n de las par
tes sobre pr6rroga de diez dias pa
ra presentar la exposition del ca
so, el Tribunal 10 aprobo.
Manuel Martinez Casanova, ex-
parte ,por authorization judicial.
Sc ordeno sc yenda en- pnblica SUI
basta por el prceio mlnimo de tres
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
secci6n Primera

Cantero Fernandez y Co. Inc,
vs.. The Legrand Laboratories Cor
poratson, por autorizacion judi
cial. Sc orden6 que el Sindico sea
c1indo personalmente por el Mar
shall
Francisco Larrazabal VS.. Rufino
Marrero, por desahucio. Sc sus-
pendi6.
Gabriel Guerra Mondrag6n VS..
Comisi6u de Indemnizaciones
Obreros, dos demandas, por certio
rary. Sc le concedieron diez dias
las parties para presentar briefs
simultaneamente.
Anfolin Min Martinez, VS.. Anna
Axtmayer, por reclamation de pro
pisdad mueble. Sc suspendi6.
Genaro Rodriguez Luzunaris,
por deelaratoria de herederos, ex
pafte, por declaratoria de herede
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
ALGO NUEVO Y ORIGINAL

Para muy pronto anuncia la San
Juan Film Exchange la original
serie EEL RUGIDO EN- LA SOM
BRA" 0 "EL ENIGMA DE La
ETERNA JUVENTUD" en- quin
ce episodios.
Es sabido pOr todos la cuidado-
sa selection que hace esta casa de
las series pues siempre procura pre-
sentarnos algo nuevo Y original.
Todos recuerdan ell exito de sus
dos Gltimas series LA VESTAL
DEL SOL INCA V LA RATERA
RELAMPAGO que tanto gustarOn
todas las classes sociales.
Ell ENIGMA DE LA ETERNA
JUVENTUD Ell RUGIDO EN-
LA SOMBRA es por todos concep-
tos superior a la VESTAL y LA
RATERA Y sera acogida pOr todos
los p1blicOs con grandes muestras
de simpatfa.
Sc trata de la possession de un
pals donde existe Ell CASTILLO
DE LAS CUATRO VIRGENES y
el SECRETO DE LA ETERNA JU
VENTUD, tan discutido por> las
eminencias medicas.
SERAN LAS GLANDULAS
DEL MONO QUE DAN ETERNA
JUVENTUD?
El casO es que Sc asegura que
una de las cuatro vfrgenes tiene
mas de mil amos de edad y no re-
presenta mas que diez Y oeho.
Yea lei RUGIDO EN- LA SOM
BRA" lei ENIGMA DE LA
ETERNA JUVENTUD.ln LA Sc
RE MAS PERECTA Y ORIGI-
NAL DE ESTE ANO. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16

mil dolares la finca descrita EN- la
moci0n.
Agustin Hernandez Mena VS..
Martin Lasa, por dahos y perjui
clos Sc declare sin lugar la de-
manda, con la imposition Gle las
costas Y gastos al demandado.
Julian Hawayeh VS.. Philiph ell
Koury, por danos Y periuicios. Sc
conden6 al demandado a entregar
al demandante la suma de $500,
mas las costas Y desembolsos.
Jose Rivera MADEIRA, VS.. Manuel
Alvarez y otro, por cobro de di-
nero. Visto ell case el Tribunal Sc
reserve su resolution.
Jose ID. Garcia VS.. .Providencia
Burguera, por divorcio. Visto ell
case, el Tribunal sc reserve su re-
sOluci6n.
zalduondo Mier Y Co. VS.. Quin
tero Hermanos, por cobro de di-
nero. Sc Suspendi6 hasta nuevo Sc
iialamiento.
Leopoldo Jose f. Vazquez V
otros VS.. Lorenzo Martina. por nu
lidad de eiecuci6n de hipoteca. Sc
lie concedieron diez dias al deman
dante para presentar su demanda
enmendada y Sc dej6 sin efecto la
mocion de elimination del deman-
dado.
Elisa, Marien de la Fuente VS..
Antonio Romanf Benitez. por CO.
bro de dinero. .Visto el case el
Tribunal Sc reserve su resoluci6n.
Carolina Wollxers VS.. Esteban
Mason Davila, por liquidaci6n de
bienes. Sc dict6 una orden de "no,
pro tune" enmendando la va die
tada con fecha, en- el sentido que
el Sindico nombrado Ell este case
no tome possession de los bienes mar
cados con los numeros 5, 6, Z v 8,
que aparecen en- ell inventario. por
no haber sido objeto de petici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
FALsIFICACIoN Y RoBos.

Julio Cruz (a) Larrauri, fue lleva-
do ante ell Tribunal municipal, acu-
sado de haber hecho una nota en- un
papel falsifcando el nombre de Vic
tor Sapchez, para obtener, de esa ma
nera, un badl que contenia efectos va
lorados en- SIS, que pertenecfan a
Francisco Torres. Tambien fue acu-
sado de haber sustrafdo un traje, una
camisa Y varios otros objetos mas,
valorados en- $1S.75. Estos tiltimos
objetos resultaron ser de Sergio
Aponte.
Sc practicaron las correspondence
pruebas, de las que resulto culpado
de los delitos,-y ell juez Santos lie
impuso un ano de presidio, en- cada
case, con trabajos forzados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
EMPIEZA LA CAMPANA ELECTO.
RAJ EN- SABANA GRANDE

Dice nuestro Corresponsal:
"Mucho entusiasmo reina para las
proximas elecciones. La campaIla ha
dado comienzo va, Y pronto empeza-
ran los mitines Y asambleas politicas".
Nuestro Corresponsal informa tam
bien que el "Club Progresista' ha, ele-
gido su junta, compuesta por Enri-
que Falcon, presidente; Eugenio OIL
media, vice presidente; Anita Rita
Garcia, tesorera; Miguel I.eLron, Sc
cretario; Y vocales, Pura Irizarry, En-
rique Ferrer Y Esperanza Castillo.
Con tai motive Sc verifco una agra
dabilisima fiesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
DESDE RINC0N

Ha estado .aqui, don Franeisco
.lula, tasador de Ia propiedad del
dlStfl@o de Aguadilla.
se encuentra Ell Ia rada de
CORSICA, 81 vapor Helen
-fia fallecido la nina Ramona
srespo Y Tirado, hija de don Pc
dro' Julio cfespo, quien envia-
mos nuestro pesame.
Fla salido para la ciudad del
Oeste el apfeciado caballero don
Lorenzo NiAanueva.
Se encuentra ligeramente en-
ieFmo don Sebastian Corchado,
~, alto ei.pleado de la ofcina de
Raffuci
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
PoR JUGAR A Lo PRoH1BIDo

Aver fueron Hevados a presen-
ella del juez Santos, acusados de
jugar a 10 prohibido, Juan Pena,
Jose Verdejo, Eusebio Carmona,
Manuel Cruz, Agustfn Despiau,
Milton Lewis, Vicente Rivera, En-
rique Solomon, Fernando Tejera,
Daniel Santos, Eugenio Benitez,
Isabelle Morales y Antonio Esca-
lera. .1sl juez impuso dos d6lares
de multa V las costas a cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
Muy importante

A los sehores que nos honran envian-
donos trabaios de collaboration, y a
nuestrUs corresponsales, les rogamos
que, oada la enorme carestia del papel
y sobre todO, al tenor experimentado
por todas las empresas de no recibir
tempo aquel indispensable articulo,
nos envien solamente informes articu.
los de verdadero interes. redactados
con el menor ndmero de palabras po-
sible.
Por imposildlidad material contra
nuestros prop6sitos de compiscer TO-
do 81 mundo, no publicaremos les TIA
bajos que no SO atengan las referidas
condolences.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-16
CONFERENCIA AGRICOLA EN-
COROZAL

El domingo celebrose en- Corozal
una interesante conferencia- agrico-
la, en- la que tomo parte el senor FL
gueroa, del departamento de Agricul-
tura, y varios agricultores de aque
LA comarca.
FL objeto del mitin fue recomendar
todos Jos agricultores Sc organize
la "Liga Agricola", como va 10 ha
hecho la mayor parte de los pueblos
de la isla