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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
NO SHORTAGE OF
ICE THIS SUMMER
Coal Supply Also is Encouraging,
With Sufficient for Cur
rent Needs.

1t was announced at the offices Of the
Diamond Ice and Coal Co, Oil Market
street, this morning, that unless there was
a greatly increased demand for ice or
some unexpected curtaillng of production
by the company's elephants Wilmington
would not experience any shortage of ice
this year. The company has provided it
self with facilities capable of producing
more ice than ii expects TO need.
COAL SITUATION.
The coal situation is unchanged. Suf-
fioent supply is on hand to meet the I'M
mediate needs of domestic users and TO
fill q number of orders for winter coal.
However. due to the alarm felt over the
recent railroad strike the demand greatly
exceeds the current supply. No fear IS
entertained of any acute anthracite short
age Most Of the yards have more than
enough pea coal 10 fill their standing orders
The industries, which use soft coal almost
entirely, have been greatly handicapped
by the strikes which almost entirely cut
off their supply Of fuel. 1t is predicted that
it will take year for the industries TO
recover from the handicap imposed by
the railroaders walkout.
The prices Of anthracite quoted today
were: pea coal, Sl0'75.; nut, $500; stove
Sl2.90; egg, $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
IN PRIESTHOOD 50 YEARS.
Cardinal Gibbons Observing 34th An
uiyersary of Elevation.

Baltimore. June 30.-Enioying excellent
health at the age of SO years, Cardinal
Gibbons will today celebrate his thirty
fourth anniversary as cardinal arch
bishop of Baltimore and also his forty
ninth anniversary of his ordination to
the priesthood.
The red biretta was bestowed on Arch
bishop Gibbons on June 80. 1886, by
Archbishop Kendrick, of st. Louis, Mo,
who was acting as a representative OF the
Pope Just a quarter of q century prior TO
that date Mgr Hendricks brother, then
archbishop Of Baltimore. raised His
Excellence to the priesthood. The Car
dinal is at Georgetown University. where
he will spend the forenoon. The prelate
will return here this afternoon. Yesterday
morning he elevated 20 members of the
Jesuit Order to the priesthood with inter-
esting and imposing ceremonies held
in Dahlgren Chapel at the university.
Included among the new priests are
three Baltimoreans, Rev. Edward Cunning
ham and Rev. Walter Cunningham, broth
ers, and Rev Godfrey kuspara. Rev.
DR. Joseph Johnson, of Leonardtown, is
another Marylander who was ordained
to the priesthood by the Cardinal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
CURIOSITY SHOP lo2 YEARS OLD.
Building. at Ninth and Tatnall has Most
Interesting History.

One of the few buildings in this city
which has defed the march OF time Is tho
"Old Curiosity Shop" Ninth and Tatnall
streets, which yesterday finished. one
hundred and two years OF continual ser
vice The history of the family which
first occupied the building in 1918 IS
told by descendants. ;,
In 1918 it was occupied by the family
of Bryan and Hanna Jackson who had
come to this country from York, England
At that time the house was on the extreme
western boundary of the city while the
land further west, now included WITHIN
the city lines, was rolling countryside /.
The Jackson family included eight
children, four boys and four girls: Bryan j,
Jr.. Richard, John, George, Ann, Eliza
beth, Hanna and Mary. Bryan Jackson
remained with his family at Ninth and
TatnalI street for one wear after which
he moved them to what is now MInqua
dale Home. Here the father and mother
died and were buried in the church yard
of Asbury NJ. T.. Church in this city.
After the death of their parents the
children moved to farm on the road
to New Castle. At this home
Ann was married to John Billany. Harry
H. Billany, their son, is prominent work
er in G.. O. L. circles and Is president OF
the Republican Club.
Mary Jackson married John Platt, one
of their daughters later marrying George
A. Elliott. Elizabeth moved to Whining
ton, H., while Hanna married and became
Hanna Clark.
The two daughters of Richard Jackson
are now living in this city. One of them IS
the wife of the late Henry +. Pick les,
we'll known in political circles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
DEATHS.

BuRNs-In Dublin. Ireland. on June IS.
1870. Jennie beloved wife of j. Walker
Burns. formerly OF Wilmington.
DORSEY this city, on June 20. 1920.
Catharino v. widow o! Michael j. Dorsey
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, 524
O'Clock Requiem mass at st. Paul's Church.
In'erment at Cathedral cemetery.
GUEST-Near Red Clay Creek Church. on
June 20. 1920. Alice l.. Guest, aged "a
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence Of her
father. Ferris Yearsley. on Friday after
noon July NJ 1nT 9el0ck s. standard time
Road, leaving Brandywine Springs at 1900
o'clock.
kRAUTTER-In this city, on June 27
1920, Nilhelmina, widow OF the late Gott-
lieb krautter in her SD year
Relatives friends and members Of the
Ladies' Aid society OF Zion Lutheran
scrvices. at her iate residence. 628 North
Jackson street. on Wednesday afternoon
June 30. 1920. at ? O'Clock. lnterment at
Riverview cemetery.
LEA-In this city, on June 20. 1920, Mary.
daughter Of William and Jane 5 Lea, de-
ceased.
Funeral services at her home. 1901 Market
street, on Thursday morning, July l. at
IL o'clock, local time. Interment private.
ki ndiy omit flowers
MAXWELL-In this city. on June 90. 1920
Sarah, wife Of the late William Maxwell
aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at her late residence
<o< sherman street. on Friday afternoon
July ?. at O'Clock. Interment at River
view cemetery.
RUTAN-on June IS. 1920. Dana F Ru-
tan In his 3lst year.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services at his late residence
Beliefonte. Del. on Thursday July l. at 8
O'Clock. local time. lnterment at Riverview
cemetery.
sENFRsoN-In this city. on June 20, 1920.
Allen J. severson. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of
Thomas Galloway. New Castle avenue
Hamilton Park. on Saturday afternoon az 2
O'Clock. standard time. Interment at River
view cemetery.
WRIGHT-Ncar ST. Georges Del on June
20. 1920. Susan A. wife OF James III
Wright. aged - years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
kon-in-law, Harry Powell at St Georges
cemetery house, on Wednesday afternoon
June 80. at o clock. standard time Inter
ment al st. Georges cemetery Autos will
meet the and 10 O'Clock trains at Kirk
wood station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
LOCAL FRIENDS
co TO LONDON
FOR CONFERENCE
Will Attend the First Intcrna-
tional Meeting in That City
in August.
ACTIVE IN RELIEF WORK

Several Delaware delegates will attend
the first international conference of the
Society of Friends, in London, August IL
to 20. William Ewes, Sd, who is In Ger
many taking part in the relief work of the
society there: Mrs. Ewes, Miss May
Whitaker, niece of John B. Martin
400 West Ninth street, and Miss Ethel
Brinton, a teacher In the public schools
Of the city, will represent Friends Meet
ing, at Fourth and West streets. Dele
gates from the Middle Atlantic States
were recently appointed by the Philadel-
phia Yearly Meeting Edgar Rhoads,
who is in charge of the relief work In
Germany at present, will probably be
unable to attend the conference.
The gathering in London will be the
first international meeting of the Society
of Friends. 1t will appropriately take
place in the city that is known as the
mother of the society, and the meetings
will be held in the old Devonshire Meet
ing House, where Friends have wor-
shipped for $50 years. The meetings
for England are held there each year.
More than 1000 Friends will attend
the conference, including a delegation
of 500 or more from the United States.
Canada, Great Britain, many continental
states of Europe Australia, New Zealand,
China and Japan will also be represented q.
The principal object of the conference
will be furtherance of the relief work
which the society Is conducting in Europe
Wilmington has been active In this work,
particularly through the Wilmingtonians
who are still in Germany. Edgar RhOads
is in charge of the work in Germany dur
ing the absence of Alfred c.. Scattergood,
who is with his family in Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover, who turned over to the
Friends the relief work in Germany, has
asked them also TO take over the same
task in Poland, and plans are being laid
for the continuance of the work in both
countries next year.
Seven commissions have been studying
the needs and problems of this work
Their reports will be presented to the
London conference The organization
and methods of continuing the work will
be decided at the conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
J. Edgar Rhoads to Leave Berlin.

j. Edgar Rhoads, who is in charge of the
Friends relief work in Germany, during
Scattergood of Philadelphia, expects to
leave Berlin about August /. 1t is
probable that he may travel on the CON
tinent for time before sailing for America
but he is expected to return to his home in
this city early in the autumn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
CONFESSED FIRING HOTELS.

Boston, June 30-James Hobco of
Clifton, \. j., deserter from the Navy,
today confessed that he set fire In five
hotels here within the past week, ac-
cording to police headquarters. The
police said he would probably be sent
to psychopathic hospital for observation
because of his explanation that he had
wheels in his head"
Hobeo apparently went TO each hote
for the purpose Of setting it afre. Inl
each case the blaze occurred in the early
morning and started short distance
from his room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans for the following projects were
approved by the building Inspector this
morning:
Ninth street, James T. Chandler,
owner, Smyth Construction Co. builders;
alterations S2,950.
Fourth street, 1105 West; Thos L.
Dobson, owner, Jesse Cook builder;
cellar door, SS2
Winchester Place, 1l2; Mrs. Herman
Schechinger, owner and builder; altera-
tions $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
CROWD AT CONCERT.
Held in Kirkwood Park Last Evening
Despite the Heat

The second in the series of tri-weekly
concerts in the Parks drew crowd of
east side residents TO Kirkwood Park
last evening, despite the heat, which
appreciated the music to Judge by their
attitude and actions.
J. Norris Robinson directed the Phil
harmonic Band and Emerson Stone was
the song leader.
Other band concerts will be given on
Thursday and Saturday evenings, for
which programs will be duly announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
MRS. ]. w. BURNS DEAD.
Formerly Lived In Wilmington But Re-
Gently Was Resident of Ireland.

A cablegram ANNOUNCES the death Of the
wife of j. Walker Burns, which occurred
last Monday IN Dublin, Ireland.
MIR. Burns, who for about 33 years was
connected with the du Pont Co, formerly
lived ST 1909 West Ninth street this city.
He retired last summer and shortly after
wards went TO Ireland for an indefinite
visit He and his wife had been there only
q short time when Mrs. Burns, who had
been an invalid for several years, was taken
seriously i'll, from which condition she
never fully recovered. They have many
friends here who are deeply grieved over
the sad news
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
Leave for Middle West.

Mrs Edward A. Richardson, her daugh-
ter Margaret Richardson, Winston Rich
ardson, Martha Richardson and Brooke
Stabler will leave tonight for Saulte St
Marie. They will spend the summer there,
visiting Col. p. I. Rowland, Col Rowland
has recently returned from overseas.
where he served for four years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
Card of Thanks.

We desire 10 thank all who so kindly
helped us during the recent death of our
beloved wife and mother, son and brother,
and also for the beautiful floral offerings
that were contributed.
Gone but will never be forgotten.
Signed by: Husband and children,
father, brothers and sisters.
Mr.. Calvin III. Stats. st. Georges, De |.
a Ju
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30

The decision of the platform sub-com-
mittee last night in disregarding straight
wet plank calling for the repeal of the
Eighteenth amendment or the annulment
of the VoIstead act reduced the issue to
whether there should be a beer and wine
plank or a bone-dry decision, as is hoped
by VIM. j. Bryan, or whether the subject
should be ignored entirely.
Some feel that the convention would
pass the subject entirely as theRepublicans
at Chicago but that conflicts directly with
Bryan's announced intention to have
platform no wet can run on.
Whether Bryan hopes to wiz or not
he intends to fight In the old time fashion
which has furnished fireworks for many
Democratic conventions. He stands by
his determination to force every delegate
to record his or her vote individually
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
Attends Brothers Wedding

Mr. and Mrs Moses Schimmel and
family. % West Twenty-third street, have
returned from New York city, where they
attended the marriage ceremony of Mr..
Schimmel's brother.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
Ell buen funcionamiento

Del est6mago es la base de la sa-
lud Si ell est6mago eSta enfermo.
todo ell ORGANISING sufre. ST usted
padece de dyspepsia, indigestion
lenta, exceso de bills, palidez, ANA
rillO Ell ell blanco de los oiOs, alien
to desagradable, falta de apetto.
pesadez, saciedad Y agrura en- el
est6mago, gases, capa 0 costra anna
rilla en- la lengua y NAL gusto en-
la boca. debiera ensayar las PAS
TILLAS MITCHELA PARA Ell
ESTOMAG0 E HIGADO, las cua-
les Sc recOmiendan para estimular
la pesadez e inactividad del Est6-
mago Hfgado. Pruebelas toman-
dose una pastilla antes de las CO.
midas V seguramente que bendeci-
"a la hora de haber leido este avi
so. De venta en- tOdas las buenas DO
ticas. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
CAsos RADICADos

En- el Tribunal de Distrfo, seccl6n
primera, sc han radicadOs los casos 81
guientes:
Rosario Marien de Gonzalez, deelara-
toria de herederos; Municipio de Fa-
jardo, Korber y Co. Inc" ~ Ochoa
Hermanos" VS. Henry y Ana Axtmayer
y Luis Heinaiz, cobro de dinero; Mar
tina Martinez, ex-parte, aprobaci6n ju
dicial; Juana de Santiago viuda de vi
la, declaratoria de herederos; Rernar-
do Rosa, ex-parte, declaratoria de he.
rederos; Domingo Bauz6 Ruiz VS. Ele-
ma Maria Hernandez Rodriguez; Luis
Vigo VS. Margarita Frau, divorcio; Ma
riano Fuentes Resto, ex-parte, dominic !;
y Petrona Ramos VS. Julio Davila, di-
vorcio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
ADvT
LA ULTIMA ASAMBLEA DE los
"CIRUJANoS MENoIEs"

La Ultima asamblea celebrada por la
Association de Cirujanos Memories re-
sult6 un acto de gran inter6s. Fue pre-
sidida por ell senior Porra.3 Doria,
quien hizo Ell discurso dc aperture. Dio-
Sc lectura al informe del secretario de
la Association, senior Fornier, quisn
no asistio por hallarse enfermo. Tambien
Sc lego otro informe de Tesoreria.
Hablaron, despues, los doctores Mar
tinez Rossell6. Gomez Brioso varios
socios de la isla.
FL senior Gomez Brioso dijo que la
carrera de la cirugia menor, va que tan
buenos resultados producia, Sc debiera
ensefar en- la Universidad de Puer. q
Rico, como Sc ensena la de Derecho Q
la de Farmacia
Terminados los discursos, los asan.bleis
tas fueron obsequiados con un esplen.
dido almuerzo, en- Ell que reino la mas
cordial ammonia.
Cerro Ell acto, pronunciando I'M brevt
discurso, ell senor Marrero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
Ell SENTIMIENTO
REBELDE AUMEN-
Ia EN- Ell CAIRO

La indignation del populacho contra
el "extranjero opresor' es cada dia
mas intensa en- ell Cairo. LIE atm6sfera
DC hostindad hacia los nativos por par
to de los ingleses. ha llegado casi a un
grado maximo con motive del asesina
to dc un Official del ejercito britanico,
quo murio manos de un indigena.
Los estudiantes egipcios, inspirados
por la agitaci6n nacionalista, han for
mado una asociacion secreta por Ell es
tiio de la "Mano Negra", y envian
cartas an6nimas amenazadoras los al
tos ohciales britanicos.
Los directories de la banda secreta
han sido descubiertos por la policia in
glesa y seran arrestados de un mo-
mento a otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
Los EstadOs UnidOs restablecen las relaciones
cOmerciales con Russia.

Las restrcciones conercaIes stprimi-
gobemo de Washington exeepto los de
erco en- acos que pueden tener una Immediate apcaci6n
beca E Gobeno de los Esados Undos decara sin embargo
en6tcamente que medda sgnca de nnguna manera
del gobeno de Russia Ell texto de la declara-
ci6n sobre e particular es ell sigueRte:
restrcciones que hasta aqu haban existdo
erco eI Soviet de Russia han sido
acto del Departaneno de Estado Peo las
rccones artcos que pueden Immediate ap
cac6n guerra subsstan todaVa al menos por ell pre-
sente'.
Goberno inpIica reconocmento presen
future de cuaquera auordad Russia eierza pre-
tenda eercer Gobeno decIara que los ndi
vos que qean apoVecha esta oportunidad coercar
Russia haran bao la responsapIdad de eos nsos
popo esgo La protection que Estados Unidos pueden
circmstancas normaes los trato
dho cdadano pases extranero puede
presente hay aqu nng1n epresenane Off
ca autordad ell cuaI Coberno de los Estado
Undos pueda reaciones que acostbran
ire los paises"
"Esta acc6n Unidos constituye
a aguna reconocmento las Commissioners comeciales in
dses garantzadas por autordad xstente Russia Los
que apovechen Suppression de las
rccones Rsia quedan, pues pevendos del
rego exponen aceptando mercanca Vaores cua
qer cuyos uos pueden despues dar ugar compica
cones".
ia situaci6n exsente respecto vajes aqui para
Russia connuara tai hoy antes
exenderan pasapoes Russia nj hara nngn cabo
regamentos actaes references rerendacon de los
pasaportes".
que deseabIe ell ncar negociacones las
atodades posaes departameno serVicios
postaes aceptaa correo de Rsa para ksa mo ma e
lido ningna convention postal Russia po cons
guiene sin envo de las mecancias esta expueo
chas contingencies"
La poica ha sdo adoptada Goberno identca
que misno Gobeno propuso los aados ell utrno in
veno cuando preenda esabecer eacones comrciaIes
Russia por condco de las socedade cooperatVa las
aegaban que estaban contoIadas ell Soviet que
medic de elias poda negocar entenderse nada
la aUtoridad
E Depaamento de Estado ha hecho p1bca esta decara
medic de Hugh Gibson mnstro Americana PoIona
qen encuena temporamente Washington eaborando al
gunos asuntos ell Departamento de Estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
LAS ALUMNAs DE vERANo DE LA
UNIvERsIDAD Sc oUEJAN DEL EX
cESO DE LABoRES

Varias de las alunnas de Ia Univcr-
sidad que siguen este curse de verano
y con quienes hemos hablado, Sc mues-
tran quejosas, debido al exceso de ira.
bajo que les imponen sus maestros.
Dicen que es materialmente imposi
Bile atiborrar la mente de tantas lee
clones como Sc les fjan, po- no contal
para clio con tempo sufciente
va han renunciado muchas sus pues.
tos, la vez que o:ras han retornado .
sus hogares. por sentirse enfermas.
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Sc abOga pOTquG So au-
mente Ia contribution
Continuation de la pag. 1a.)

&C; de 10 que no sc ha hecho de 10
que falta por hacer. FL DEPARTMENT.
-agreg6- necesita una emission dc
bonos de a millones. para levan-
tar cscuelas Y construir edificios. Ne
eesitamos, por 10 menos, 1900 escue-
las rGrales. En- cada barrio, en- cada
aldea, por pequeTa por insignifcan
te, debe existir una escuela. Para
conseguir anadio,- debe au-
nentarse la contribution sobre ingre-
sos. Hagamos que la Legislature
cree una contribution especial del
cor ciento para ell fomento de la ms
truccion.
Hablo despues el Lcdo. Rivera Ia
yas, attorney interino de la Isla
Expreso los deseos del Departamen-
to de Justicia, para ayudar, en- la me
Ida de sus fuer2as, a las 'Ligas
4grlcolas" Sc refri6 a los titulos
le propiedades a la inscription de
as mismas. Dijo que ese era un sis
tema dificil Y anticuado Y que debe
abolirse, poF inefcaz.
Sc refiri6 Ia asamblea de las LIZ
gas Agricolas", sintoma hermosisimo
-dijo-para ef progreso de Puerto
Rico. Cada dia estoy mas orgulloso
-continuo- de la direction provi-
dencial del pueblo de los Estados
Unidos. Somos excelentes discipulos
del Tic Samuel, 10 que me alegra inc
fablemente, singularmente.
Despues de terminar el Sr. Rive
ra Zayas, la Asamblea Sc declare en-
receso.. Sc estan discutiendo los asun
tos relatives a la organization de un
servicio de mercados, al Banco de Ia
Federation de Ligas Agricolas", al
censo de la propiedad agricola y
otros importantisimos temas.
La Asamblea continuara hoy Y ma
mana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
LA FERIA AGRICoI.A
EN- BAYAMON

El dia veinticinco del mes ell curse
empeEara a celebrarse en- 'Bayam6n la
'tFevia Industrial organizada por Ia
Federation Portorriquena del Traba-
io''. A las nueve Y treinta de la mana
na, les Delegados a Ia Convention el
p1blico en- general Sc reuniran en- Ell
teltro de 'variedades'', donde ell Sc
nor oller, les dara la bienvenida. Des-
pues Sc organizara una manifestation
que recorrera los principles sitios de
La Exposition, pronunciando ell discur-
so inaugural ell Gobernador INFERNO LIE
seguiran en- Ell uso de la palabra, el pre-
sidente del Senado, senior Barcei6, y
los sefores Tous Soto, Huyke, Barbo-
sa y Rodriguez Vera
Durante los dias 26 Y 81 habra de.
safios de "base BALI, bales popula.
res, fuegos artifcialss concurso de
EevsJlores, cerTandose la ExposLcA6n
con una gran velada Ell ell teatro de va
riedades'', para dar conocer los pre-
mios que Sc adjudiquen los exposito-
res
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
AMERICA Y ASIA Sc
DISPUTARAN Ell DO
MIMIC DEL MUNDO

No seran Grecia. Turquia, Italia. Yu
go-eslavia, Francia Inglatera hi los
imperioG centrales los pueblos quo da
ran lugar al estallido dc nuevas que
rras.
En- la politica mundial habra tres
continentea QUO so disputarar la supre
macia: America, que cada dia Sc hace
mas fuerte; Asia, que Sc organiza ra
pidamente, y Europa, que entra en- ell
periodo do la decadencia.
La guerra ha transformado e. balan
ce de poderes al Extreme oriente y al
Extreme occidente, Y solo las genera
clones futuras veran la victoria del
mas fuerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
PoR DTSPoNER DE UN BARRIL DE
CEMENTo

El guardia Colon arrest6 a MARCEL
no Diaz, quien penetr6 en- una obra
que lleva cabo en- la calle de La For
taleza el sefior Portilla, y dispuso de
un barriI de cemento que habia ALI.
Dlaz hizo saltar un candadc pare po
der penetrar en- donde estaba ell cemen
to. Al ser preguntado cual era su in
tenci6n al llevarse el barril, respondi6
que era para entresarselo al dueno del
hotel Palace.
Ell cemento fud ocupado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
coNFERENcIAs soBRE HYGIENE

Esta semana la pr6xima Sc ofrece
ran conferencias benefcio de los alum
nos del institute de verano, de Rio Pie
dras, los doctores Ruiz Soler, Grant
del institute Gle Rockefeller, j.
Toro Hernandez, secretario de Ia ''Aso
ciaci6n dental" Dichas conferencias
versaran sobre asuntos de hygiene, y,
particularmente, 10 one sc refiere
hygiene escolar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-20
NoTAs DE BASE BALL

FL domingo Sc levo cabo en- los
terrenos del Moro un desafio de base
ball entire los teams "Nyal', de Ba-
yam6n, y el team Boston, de esta
ciudad, resultando Ell primero vencedor,
por una carrera.
Fue un desafio de refiida lucha, pues
Sc jugaron diez innings.
El "score" fue ell siguiente:
"NYAL" 500 020 O10 II
BOSTON O2O O1O O3O O-6
PoR JUGAR A 10 PRoHIBIDo
Rafael Rosado, Alfonso Tirado, Dc
lores Sanchez, Jorge Colon v Jose Irial
te fueron sentenciados pagar $40 de
multa Y las costas, cada uno, por iu
gar al "seven eleven.