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Evening journal., 1920-08-13

WASHINGTON, Aua. n Omitted
Press. THE Polish armistice and
pcace delegation will cross the front
tomorrow morning 10 soviet the del
cgation 90 open negotiations at Minsk
the Polish delegation here was adj
vised today In cable from Foreign
Minister sapicha at Warsaw.
The Polish delegation is composed Of
under Secretary of Forci0n Affairs
Dombski, under Secretary NrolleWski
and representatives Of the Diet and
the military staff. Newspaper cor
respondents viii be allowed 10 attend
tho Minsk meeting. the advices stated.
WASHINGTON, Aug. i3 United
Press Official Interest In Washing
ton today centered about the sched-
ulcd armlstlce and peace negotiations
between the Bolshevik and Poles at
Minsk. The negotiations were sup
posed 10 have opened at Minsk on
Wednesday However. according 90
dispatches, the Polish delegates did
not START for Mlnsk until Wednesday
and 10 was assumed that the parley
opened Yesterday. No word has yet
come Of The meeting.
state Department officials here to-
day saw The three following impOr-
iant possibilities In the lighting be-
tween the Bolshcyik and Poles and In
The peace negotiations as the result OF
The action OF the French government
In recognizing Gen. Baron Wranglc.
anh-Bolshevik leader In South Rus
sia.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
HUBBY WITH HEAD
SWATHED RELENTS

As her husband. who was the com
plainant, did not wish TO press the
charge. Mrs. Mamie Hayes was dis
missed on payment Of costs on
charge OF assault and battery by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this morn
ing.
Durinc a quarrel several days ago,
Mamie is said 10 have cut her hus-
band. Perry, on the head with a
butcher knife. perry's head was pro
flisely covered with bandages this
morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
FIND MAN, GIRL
DEAD, BOTH SLAIN

WASHINGTON. Aus. 81 UNITED
Press )-SearCihng parties beating the
Maryland woods near here for traces
Of pretty sixteen-year-old Mary Sheer
niger. Of Emittsburg, Md. found her
body beside that Of j. Ford Thomp-
son. 80. wealthy Washingtonian. Both
Thompson and the girl has been shot
through the head.
Police believed they committed
suicide Thompson. whose wife and
child live in Paris, had been ordered
by the girls relatives 10 cease pay
ing her attentions because Of her
youth.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
SIZE MnNnTYPE COMPANY.

Andrew &. Gray, on behalf Of the
Lanston Monotype Company. filed a
bill in equity in United states Dis
trict Court here this morning, against
the Pittsburgh Type Founders Com
pany, alleging infringements OF six
proyements ,r,S % In ne s' msscbsDism sS for lead
and rule strip casting machines The
subpoena served In the case is return
able September 4.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
MIrsr sIppnRT WIFE

Pleading guilty to a charge OF non
support OF his wife and one child,
nominick Bungan was ordered to pay
$40 a week by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court this morning. Bum
gan stated that his wife did not
want support because she left him.
The couple separated In June 1919.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
CATCH nIINAMAY RnYs

Henry LhepOWskI and James OCOn-
ner, both aged i3 years, were ar
H Foreman. at Eighth and dupont
streets. and taken 10 the Detention
House Sii Washington street. pend
ing an investigation. The BOYS are
said TO have come from the Reybold
school. Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
FINED ron STREET ATTACK.

Joseph NOiOne was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Coure this morning for assault and
battery on Alfredo Casalino Alfredo's
face was scratched and his glasses
broken. The trouble caused consid-
erable excitement at seventh and Tat
nall streets, where 10 occurred.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
ALL Will. SCHEDULE

Parkside vs.. Eleventh Ward, at
Harlan Field.
Keystone vs.. Eden, at Eden Park.
Defiance vs.. Ninth Ward, 22nd
and ClaymOnt.
CNeighborhood and Silverbrook
will lay ofI).
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
CnNTrNUE ASsAULT CAsE

At the request OF the defendant,
the case Of Charles Carey, negro,
chareed with assault and battry on
Mary Chance. a negress, was con
tinued until Tuesday by Judge Hast
ings in Municipal Court this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
nor STFFL IN ms EVE.

Thomas F. NaylOr. p years old, of
300 Jessup street, had a piece OF not
steel removed from his left eye. az
the Homeopathic Hospital, Yesterday
working at the Eastern Malleable Iron
Works.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
S LICENCE 0N ENGINEERs.

An ordinance providing FOR ar reg
istration fee OF So for stationary en-
cineers was passed by a unanimous
vote In Council last night. The meas
ure. which has been under oonsld
arafion for some months. and Wa
first suggested TO Council by a larq
delegation OF engineers, provides IA
a board Of three examiners. exemgc
an engineers operating boilers undef
slx-horsepower capacity. IRE appk
ratus. government vessels. railr0a4
trains and becomes effective OctobR
4. II signed by the Mayor.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
Sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND FoDND.

I osT-AN AIREDALE DOG, WITH.
- cut collar. Answers TO the name OF
"Bo." Reward n returned 70 i4ii Shall
cross Ave. Call 5056-W. augi3-2t
CONTINUED on Page Sixteen.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
MEMnRIAI mo- MnRRIs LAW.

Rabbi 5 A. RabnOWitz viii conduct
services in the Temple OF Truth, at
s O'Clock this evening, and at 9.5O
ory Of Morris Levy, the Market street
merchant. who died at Atlantic City
several DAYS ago. Mr.. Levy was
member Of the Temple Of Truth Con-
gregation. His family will attend the
services, when memorial prayers viii
be read.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
COINCIL PAYS WAWAsFT BIII.

2. I. dupont Company for improve
ments 10 the Wawasct Park tract i'm.
cluding streets and sewers. was ap.
proved By City Council last night.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
GERMANY SENDS SUPPLIES: LUDENDORFF
GIVES MILITARY ADVICE TO RUSSIANS
RECOGNITION OF WRANCEL
MAYFORCE DESCHANEL OUT
AS PRESIDENT OF FRANCE

french English Diplo5
matte Split Ouer Rus
sian Situation Likely
to Cause Reoganisd--
hon of Entente Cor
dial on NetU and
Solid BaSiS-MiIIer-
and, HoWeUer, Con-
fdent Union VIII Be
Continued
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
TODAY,s TFMPERATiRE.

500 A. M.....79 1900 p. M. so
1000 A. ME- 100 P. Ms
Evening journal., 1920-08-13

Prevent bottle famine. Return empties
promptly. Glover Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13

Certified MIX for Infanis-csp-sD
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
THE WEATHER

Cloudy. showery weather. probable
tonight and Saturday; not much
change in temperature, gentle south
west winds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
WAGES ADVANCE, HOURS
OF LABOR SHRINKING
London Is Experiencing Unusual
Conditions, Resulting From
Unrest Of Laboring
Glass

London FEB e5-WAses continued
70 advance. Aolrs ~ labor 70 shriak
and the cos, ot living scn, higher
than ever before in this eouniry "a
1919. according % the Labor Garfff
There Was MARKED reduction p
hours o. work. ghe deere4se afteeun-
t,fl0.o0e workers. vita an aggregate
reduction IN wee sly Aoars Of tl.fsI I
Vo9. adds the paper This aas an
average reduction o. SIX ana one half
hours week Tor each worker
Increases granted 70 5.es7.e3o en-
p.oyes assresafed eIli.eaa pounds
week.
There WAS iu the yesr las trade
disputes involving ss7oeeo workers
as . result % which they lost a total
OF S+ssSDoo working hours
Tho general level el retail prices
Al the end Of 1919 fcr food rent. ami
clothing flei aud lighi. N1s Is per
cent higher than that Of July. 1914.
according 10 the Gazette TAls w4s
an increase OF five per cen, IN tie
year.
On January !. is.V. food stood s,
lS6 percent above pre-WaF retail
prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
i5re 5ITr ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVED Sy ROTARY
fConiinued non Pase -

tContiuued non Pase y
boy s1ryey Prot. Peak advocated :
gymnasium for the boys- TIE Sar-
'rey shows one thousand ~aiIe b9ys
a school sge aud gee colored ~ .
cost OF from fifteen cents 70 s. fhs
true R0sariSn h0y can he built up
T. = like,y arr2ng eMents can BE- made
for a gymnasiam equipment IN tie
basement u the new Eik's home
Plans for taking a bls delegation
e Joplin. As-ii is-.o. on she ooca-
sen % The international meet were
discussed Il wss decided 20 hold =
concert a. the oaers house n ApFil
20 raise funds for The paraose. The
Rotary quartet. assisted By Roitr.2ns
Bachelor Dl5bens and Bronson.
VII work ~ a schedule
Ray Fiooi. Drumrieht ] Wfkersoa
Nuskogss. and Nr kosfsch brnlher
q Gus koefsch % ronaaKanda. \. Y
w-re guests All mlde hresIy ssiks
Prank Mosuirs delivered aa ad-
dress touth'ns On annls.rsary week
eal read an eloquent man tsss0 ems
hracins the fundamentals 9. gAe Ro-
tartan order
President Barton said fhs fame g
the Guthrie Rotary had reached be-
yond state confines on the goll. q.
gunciualiy ard large attendance
WAksrson said the iuacheca ~Nts tie
iarEes' Pc had ever attended
Msnastr Wilsoa % fhe opera house.
msis an appeal % lhs club Tor the
srF7 n 1f hls yoDtr,s he ssld D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
ALCHEM|sT TELLS HOW
TO GET COLD FROM BASE
/. Is No. Impossible To Conform
Base Metal To Golden,
Says Z Noted Pro
fesSor

Loatoa Feh 1i-The aiehsmists
drsam Of producing gold from base
metals Is NOT eNiayasart. SARA P~et.
essoF Frederick scddy head oi ths
paysica' chemistry Department AZ OK.
ford. ID resent pabication. Hs
tells how 40 40 o.
- sei gold from mercury. hs
SAYS -eXnel from the Atom 81 mer-
eary one beta particle. vhlch WI
make ihaiAnm then one elpha- naf-
g.cie which viii turn me ihaillam
.rto gold or. 20 get gold from lsad
vxpel from the atom ol lead one a.
aha- particle which viii ,an it iu,o
mercury. and groceet as before
Invesiigaiors are already workins
aione these fines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
ARE YOU TIRED, WEAK,
NERVOUS and WORRIED?
Do you hate to get the morning? Do YOU al,v.
tired out! Do you feel weak and nervous, but
not SICK enough to 60 to a doctor?

II your blood Is healthy 70,
should sleep like a child ard waks
up N the morning bright and
cheerful thoroughly refreshed and
fuii OF energy for the days work.
Science has proved that the body
is only collection Of cells and TIA,
Nature requires twelve ceil-Szits 70
keep the cells OF the body IN per
feet healih.
Il has been demonstrated that
these ceIl-sal;s not oniv build
norTash and repair the cells. but
govern the health and vitality 81
the tissue. nerve. blood. bone and
brain. OF which the cells are : part
Exhaustive laboratory tests and
the clinical experience OF many
years have demonstrated thz; the
health OF the human BODY depends
entirely upon the Red Blood Cells
which carry IN their henoxIobsu
the oxygen that Il absolutely es-
sentIzl 10 human life.
These ceIi-ssits attract and retain
the oxygen as 4 passes from IRE
lungs into the blood. and By their
presence ~ the cells repair. nour-
'sh. resitziize and maintain the
yssor, vitality, health and energy OF
the celia OF the blood. tSssueS
nerves VEINS. arteries. bones
muscles and brain
For MANY years DR.. A L Reus-
ing has conducted an exh--<e-x-
series OF experiments II his cher,s-
cal laboratory 70 combine the
phosphs,es Of calcium. sodsssrss ard |
lrou with the phosphates .. po,as-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
WILLIE WAS
STRICTLY SANITARY

How a modern teacher conducts c
sanitary school In Chicago on ih'
most approved hyssnic pr.ac.Ties. is
told By Chiczso naper Little WI
lie lad asked 20 DO admitted as a
pupil
Have you had your vcrmi.crm q
rsn1ex removed she inquired
Yes. na'am said little Willie.
Have sou your own sanitary slate
sponge disin.ociei drinking CUP
certificate sor incubation Tor Tie
c-oan. chsckenaox and measles
Yes ma'am-
Do you possess q psten snuseat.c
dinner box and 40 y0u wear a COL
APPS be .i.ebeir. a camphor hsg round
your throat and Insulated rubber
heels Tor crossing the electric tram
i.rsss And have you takea cur 8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
AFTER FLU GRIP
Fesers and osser Frustrating Ois.
eases That Exhaust the 6looo.

There j. often thar extreme tired
feeling. loss of appetite. tendency 70
a1enia nerve exhaustion. snzctlve
bowels. constipation and great t2a-
ser of s-ill farfAsr groSsration and
serious illness
Hocd's SarsaeEsI1a frs wcrks
upon the bleed Il IS ErafaFsa BE
how prom9gly iss parffsfng. yitsiiz-
ing effects are noticed I; makes
food taste sood. promotes 4ssliniiA-
tion 50 as 20 help seizure ;he srtatest
no1rishmenf lossible n.onoses d.
sestion. Nerve strength snd cheery
health inevitably falox. further
danger = avoided. and the glad-;o-
be-alive feeilns again preyI.,s To
read this Is we1. . realize i yoGr-
self iS better.
Get Hoods S4rsapriila today. and
for A cSth2rfic- nothing better than
Hoods pills in small doses a gentle
laxative. ixrges az active eAiharf G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

sum and nisgnesiun,. in ,s-f--.
solution. ready Tor PROMPT sSsir,i.
lStion. 50 that = rapid Increase IN
the number oi rcd blood cells and
greater Percentage of henozlo5sa
are produced m the blood
" Aers,1g recently zunoc1ce5
'nzt = perfect Combination Of -
reTs;7iizirg cell-ssIts hss hee, 90
tanned ard thz; clinical tests = -
professional practice have dr--o--
stra,ec beyond the shrhtes. r--s-
ton mat the formula wh.ch he
named Reolo brings hack ne ceIis
O the body to health. restores ,hri-
i.sAiy and enables the diseased
cells 10 again perform .her- sr-~-
lions i gives the cell p-o.oni=s-,
renewed lie z1a energy. torres tfe
exhausted nerve cells. -7rsdiv -
cresses TIE red blood celIs. co--
srols the vs-rlng forces OF he s-i
oceay. always coutendinx to- mas
tery n the cells 0f the BODY. zna
oy its power OF cell nutrition ard
reconstruction checks TIE siox.
sradssl decay Of the vital forces
kEOLO Is sold n sealed osr<-
zses, containing 100 pleasant.
,zsteiess tablets. szffcient for to
weeks treatment /, only costs
ore dollar ! package and i Pos,-
'iseiy G1arzntced to give bcneSciai
-es5its or your money will Be re-
You can obtain Reoio a. 6ray's D-u
Store. Ths RexAn store. les " AL:
1ye- ess-riAainFs for Grslsrse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
MONEY IS USELESS
When You Have Ba d
Health.

The Tleasurvs "a life are ceniea
f hose who suffer Eth rheumatism
scrcf1la cfysir las. er1nt.ge skin ard
other diseases caused "a an fm ar
State ot fhe blood Even fhca.h YOU
seek emp.oywerr In the maiy ways
E possible 20 yogr star on 20 iife. your
seAes and pains xiii not permit you
i he measure ~ happiness 10 which
yoa are entitled You are necessar-
in miserable Snt discouraged. ana
when yolr morbid condition becomes
snowa Tour friends aud acquainta--
COS wn sometimes avoid YOU
fcrr snccess. your happiness all
depend nFo- Ehai yOl Ee- out Of life.
Year he4lll and Ssreusrh therefore
eese1d rure rich blood
4 a purifier % the blood mosfe--
medicine offers 10 remedy of .reste~
faile than Presc-i- ton C-ssr Th-s
treatment stands above an Other ram
etlisss a. an Alternative Of great pcwe-
changes diseased conditions into
ecnd .fiCls ~ health.
Il yoa are suffering from any trou-
Dies caGsea hv impure blood. ~ II vor,
l~aF that the p1isors have never b44-
eliminated from your blood Won sbours
o<zln noE and take Prescription
- stimulate the liver and regulate
ne eoNels mid casasrtic Is ascss-
se5k There Is no;h,nS better ,hsn
80 Lsver PslIs
Al druggists 81 and zaa-an-aa
! ! ssssssstfson ca. a. Sl--g a bottle /
94i Il = happens that ycu cznus. ira !
= se2c sl-sls .or q large bottle ana !
ooN q l'iils. Write Dept. ~ for an
.ae q pills li;s-afure and a Is.s
Almanac.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
EASIER Fur HER TO
DYE THAN TO BUY
Diamond DYES Turn Faded,
Shabby Apparel into New.

Don't wogly sou, perfect es1lts
Uss Diamond Dies. guaranteed 60
Siye a new rich. 'adeiess color 20
ans fabric Nhe.aer I'd De- wool elk.
linen. cotton or u'ysd soots dress :
Is. b,orses. stccsilgs. skirts. child
reus coats festAsrs 1upsres. Gov
el.rcs
The direction Rock eifh each
f4cfage tells So iain.g hos 10 dia-
no1d cye over ans eOior thar yoa can
ROT make 8 mistake
To match any material hare lfus-
gist show sou Diamond Dye Colgs
Canl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
CaRD OF THANKS

We Wish 10 tender au- heartfelt
thanks 70 our sind frierds and neigh
hors for friendly aid and comfori. and
for the be4aiiful floral otfeF.nss. il
the last sickness and Death Of CHAR
iss Franklin Niiory. Oar thankS ars
also due 70 ise Modern wooanen and
Yeomen for their kinds minisiFa-
iiozs.
Nrs Willie MH-Oy.
Mss Marguerite Miiroy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney and u,s oder troubles.
r2vel weak and lame back. rhcuma-
fsm and irregularities o. the Kidneys
md bladder Regulates cladder trca-
oies IN children. II not sold By drug
gisis. mail si.5 Small bottle Otter
4re. Send fgr sworn testimonials
D-. r. ". hN... 1895 Olive St., 81
culs No. sold hv druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo. Clean. Penetrat.
ing. AntiSeptic Liquid

Il IS uureCeSs7Ty l0< YOU 10 suffer
With cc1erla. blo,ches. rIrsworm. Tasiats
and similar ss1n trcuhis Lemn.
obtained al any drug sfc.re ioC Sc. or
Sico fw extra large bottle. ard pru.npi-
ly applied VII Usually give instant relicf
from itching torture. X cieanses and
So1thes The sssin ard heals quickly ard
sitertlyely most SKIN diSascS
Lenlo s = xo1ceElui. penetrating.
cssappez11g loud ard = soothing 10
the most delscate Ssln- Il Is n0t grcasv.
Is easily applied and costs hitle Get
u today and save all further distress.
TIC L y. R1s< CO. Cs..x.zs1. Q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

Diaries are not sept by IS many
people as formerly d may -e thar
fewc- ~ nur lives are worth recording
-.n Erropc the commonplace hoos
has taken tho place 90 the diaFg !
book q Thoughts wAich have refresh
"a OF impressed Us. and the asse and
witty ,ainss W. thought q 100 late
q say.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

q, Is q strange thinr indeed ih.t
oar existing scientific civilization tae
art aud eneines Of war have pyssress-
ea further than ai. aile. arts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
TOWN TOPICS


Suroay Scrool A Ncpe.
sunday School Will be organized al
the M, ROrs Church Fehrsarl 2s o..
II O'Clock \ N. sharp SIX miles
Northeast ot Gashrle. On state roai
Eveyhody invited 10 stseud and we
desire The hearty co-cperauol - an
the people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25
sTENoeRApAER WANTED

A first eiass Stenogaphcr can iirt
steady employment in Guthrie ry aa-
3ressinS Box s6s. Guthrie Okla Mus
have had a, least one Years expert
enee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

Restores vitality ana energy BY pau-
fyias aud cariching The blood Nos
can soon feel iis streu-ihenius IN
vlsora;.Hs Ef,eci. Price tec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

In order 20 give employment % tie
unemployed the British government
has decired TO build 40 locomotives
s, woolrich Arsenal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

A plant has been ba.H Al Grana
Rapids, Mica 10 restore mucl OF their
usefulness n alnlCsi worn our lea,he.
belts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

Alien.S.s remark an increase IN
eases % Insanity in this counsrs lt
j. atiria1tsi 10 the nerve wear caus-
et hg War
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-25

To enseie a hammer 70 he uss8 a.
ha;chei an inventor has patea.es
a blade TO Re attached 10 rs heaa
with plates.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-27
EFECTOS DE LA
PRoHIBICIoN

Dice 10 siguiente un periodieo
neOyorquino:
"El muy reverendo sacerdote
Evera, capellan de la prisi6n de
las Tumbas yrectOr de la Iglesia
de San Andres ha manifestado q.
la causa de que las Gales de la ciu
dad eSten atin cubiertas de hielo y
nieve, obstruyendo en- consecuen-
cia ell traficO de modo desastroso,
ha de buscarse en- la prohibition.
Ha dicho que antes los obreros
trabajaban EN- ell frio pOr que te-
nian la seguridad de que en- case
de hallarse muy resfriados entra-
ban en- la taberna de la esquina V
sc daban un tfago de whiskey cue
los calentaba Y les daba nuevos
brios para seguir trabajando Opt
no que la falta de ese clasico tra-
60 es 10 que les hace coger tenor
al trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-27
Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA DU-
RANTE LA ULTIMA SEMAIyA

SUMARIO GENERAL.-La llu
via de toda la secci6n de la sema-
ma que termin6 ell dia veintiuno
promedi0 0.32 pulgada, que es Ger
ca de un cincuenta pOr ciento bajo
la cantidad normal ell una semana
de febrerO. Aunque la lluvia fue
ligera, ha sido bien repartida en-
toda la isla. La mayor precipita-
ci6n ocurrida EN- cualquier esta-
cion de la isla fue menor de una
pulgada. Camuy y Penuelas son las
1nicas estaciones que no infOrman
lluvia. FL tempo seco de la sema-
na ha sidO favorable para ell cor
te de cana Y otrOs trabajos de cam
po, que estaban muy atrasados des
de varias semanas debido a las
fuertes lluvias. La temperature pro
medic sobre la normal en- la sema
ma. La evaporation total de la Sc
mana en- San Juan fue 1907 pull
gadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-27
a. A.; fiBurtalgA|

Josefa Cirilo VS.. Quintin Qui-
homes, por liquidation de ganan-
eiales. Sc orden6 al Secretario ex
pida nuevo emplazamiento Y ra-
dique la demanda enmendada.
I'll. V. Grosh, ex-parte, por admi
nistracion judicial. Sc aut0rizo al
Administrator judicial para que
proceda vender en- p1blica SUI
basta las propiedades que Sc ex-
presan EN- la solicitud.
Clementina Bernabe Y otros VS..
Anastasio DelgadO Y otros, por
nulidad de venta. Sc suspendi6 has
ia nuevo senalamiento.
Ignacia Sevilla VS.. Ramon Ro-
sario y otros, por reconocimiento
Gle hija natural. No apareciendo de
los autos solicitada y anotada la
rebeldia de los demandados, he
rederos desconocidos Gle Alfonso
Rosario, el Tribunal dej6 sin efec-
to la sentencia dictada y anula
ell juicio celebrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-27
UNA ASAMBLEA

Aver hubo una asamblea de ear
pinteros afliados la Federation
Portorriquena del Trabajo' la
ComiSi0n de Conciliaci6n Y Arbi-
traje y los patronos contratistas
de obras. Discutieron ampliamen-
lie Jas causas por las cuales los car
pinteros haceu sus demandas.
. Algunos de los patronos ALI pre-
sent6s manifestation que aunque
ellos Ell aquella reunion llegaran
a I'm arreglo, no ,significaria ma
da, pues los carpinteroS ALI pre-
sentes no representation la ma
yoria de estos.
Por ultimo, Sc acord6 que la Co
mission de Mediaci6n invitaria por
escrito a cierto n6mero de patrO-
nos que representaran la mayo
ria, Y que tambien 10 haria con
los carpinteros.
Hoy a las nueve, los carpinte-
ros tendfan una asamblaa en- el
cine "Real".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-27
DE NUEvA YORK

En- ell vapor "Coamo" llegaron,
cnTre otros mas, los siguientes pa
sajeros:
p. Armstrong, A. Armstrong, E.
Armstrong, J. L. Alemany, S. Cue
tara, German Diaz, Jose Figue-
roa, NJ. Fernandez Y senora, Ma
nueI Fernandez, S. Garcia, j. d.
Gonzalez, G. Melon, j. Menendez,
J. l.. Pesquera, 0. A. Pena, F. Pa
ira, p. NJ. Pursel, N. Quinones, Mi
guel Royo y senora, j. j. de Tord,
NJ L. de Tord, r. A. Bonilla, A.
Collazo, w. Cestero, E. Cestero, f.
Cestero, A. Cestero, F. d. Castro,
7. Delgado, G. Henriquez, r. Es-
calona, J. J. Gonzalez, l. Leon,
G. Lopez, NJ. Martinez, J. r. Mar
tfnez, S. Malso, NJ Mesorana, j.
Power, Y. J. Pacheco, p. Rivera,
]. r. Rivera, g. Silva, A. Silva,
T. Torres, M. Vega y Dolores Vaz
QueZ.