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SETS NEW RECORD.

San Antonio. Texas. May 26.-What
is said to be the worlds record for an
altitude flight with an airplane carry
ing three passengers and three pilots
vas broken al Kelly field late yester-
ton reached an altitude Of 2O,081 feet.
The record was made. in M hour
and :25 minutes; of steady climbing.
The return trip was made in fifteen
minutes. "a De Haviland four model
B ship was used. equipped with baro-
graph to record the altitude.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

I'M ~ ..
Chicago. May 26.-Although prices
for Maytdelivery{ Of corn showed, a
downward trend today, strength con-
tinued to develop inlthe more active
options, July and September. Weak
ness of May was due to a trade ruling
that because Of the breakdown, Of
railroad transportation no penalty
would be exacted from defaulters on
May contracts here, persistent eager.
ness Of receipts formed the chief
bullish factor as to the market other
wise. \
Otherwise initial quotations, which
ranged from 1-8 decline to / 1-S cents
advance. with July $1.65 to 1866 Ia
and September $1.54 Ia to 1.55, were
followed Fbyaa moderate setback for
May and a decided gain for later
months. u
Commission house buying made
oats firm. After opening unchanged
to 3-8@1-2 cen lower, the market
scored a general upturn. Provisions
were inclined to harden with grain
and hpgs. Demand. though, was not
Scarcity of Offerings later and state
ments by Herbert. Hoover regarding
the prospective food situation led to
uneasiness on the part Of the shorts.
July in particular bulged and May also
advanced. The close was strong, 2 7-8
to A lac net higher with July 1853 Ia
to 1.69 3-S, and September 1.57 1-S to
1857 Ia. H.
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METAL.

New York. May 2s.-Copper dull:
eiectrolytic spot and nearby 1000
"a: July 10 IA. Iron steady and un-
changed. Tin easy; spot 51.0o: June
50.75c July 5000; anthony 9.25. The
Metal Exchange quotes lead quiet;
SPOT onered at $50: zinc quiet: East
asked. "
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CASH SALES.

Chicago. May 26.-Wheat No. 3 red
2.85: No. Q hard 2.s7: No. 2 northern
spring 800; No. a northern spring
dark 2.85: Corn No. 2 mixed 1860,
1.s7; No. 2 yellow 1.97@1.9S; OAtsfNo.
2 white LOGO 1909 1-2; No. 5 white
LOS LOT 1-2;s Rye No. . eos a 2.0a:
barley Las a 1.61; Timothy seed 1000
m12.Oo; clover seed 25.OO635.O0:
Pork nominal; lard 1850; ribs 1926
1925.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletes Win.

Philadelphia May 26.-Roy Moore,
a recruit. leftAhanded pitcher from
Waco, Texas, held Chicago to six
hits yesterday. and Philadelphia won.
5 to J.. Moore drove in three of the
local tallies. knocking a home run
over the right field fence with a man
on base in the fourth. Walkers sixth
home run of the season came with
Thomas on base in. the first inning.
f. H. f.
Chicago ..... 100 900 00o-1 6 0
Philadelphia 200 zoo DIX II ]
Wilkinson and Schalk;' Moore and
Perkins.
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(PoL1T1cAL ADVERTISEMENT ,
Can Tor mdspsndsnt voters 1~ssislasivs
0onvention In the Seveath District in
4 County OF GRAND Forks

An Independent Voters Convention for
the Seventh Legislative District Of the
State Of North Dakota is. hereby called
to be hald in the Court House in the
City Of Grand Forks. N. d., on wednes-
day. May 26th. 1920, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day. for the purpose
OF placing in nomination n candidate
for Senator and one candidate for Mem.
Der Of the House of Representatives.
CAucuses will be held in the several
voting precincts In said Seventh District
At the regular voting places therein, OF
Tuesday. the 25th day Of May, the polls
being open from the hour OF 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, to the hour. of 8 o'clock p. m. Anti
Socialists electors of such precincts
only shall participate in such Caucuses
and auch Convention. ~
The superintendent for representation
IN such Legislative Convention shall be
two delegates for seach voting precinct
Dated his 22nd day Of Nay. a. b.
INDEPENpENT VOTERS AssocIA.
TTIqF OF GRAND FORKS COUNTY,
John Freeman. Chairman.
FsgW. aReinohl. Secretary
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
LITTLE DAMAGE
FROM HOPPERS
is ANTICIPATED

St. Paul. Mimi. May 26.-Grass.
hoppers threaten only slight damage
to in Clay and Norman coun-
ties. but make a more serious menace
on the Dakota side. J.. H. Hay, state
deputy commissioner of agriculture,
announced today. The statement fol-
lowed an investigation of reports that
grasshoppers threatened heavy crop
damage in the Red river valley.
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Reds WaAop Braves.

Cincinnati. May 26.-The Reds hit
both Fillingim and Oeschger hard
and WJn from Boston. II TO 2.
Bressier. starting his first game of
the season, did not allow a hit in the
two innings he worked. In the last
half Of the second inning. after driv-
ing in the first run with a single. he
was injured in sliding to second and
An x-ray taken tonight showed that a
small bone in his ankle is broken.
Score:
r. H. E.
Boston .......oO 900 o1o-2 4
Cincinnati ....050 o12 12x-11 II
FillinEim. Oeschger and Gowdy;
O'Neif; Bressier. Luque and Wingo.
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, NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh, May 26.-Effective
pitching by Carlson and excellent
support enabled Pittsburgh to. defeat
Brooklyn 9 to 0 yesterday. Galore
also pitched a. good game. misp!ays
being responsible for the Pirates
runs. Score:
.s@ r. H. E..
Brooklyn 1000 900 ooo-0 3 2
Pittsburgh 1000 OIL 0Ox-2 5 1
Galore and Kruger; Carlson and
Schufdt. .
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Yanks Beat Tigers.

New York. May 2S:-The Yankees
defeated Detroit in a hard-fought,
nip and tuck game yesterday, ! to 3.
ninth when Ruel walked and scored
on singles by Ward and Peckinpaugh.
Ruth hit his seventh home run of
the season in the first, driving In
Pipp ahead OF him. Score:
a1 % F. H. E.
Detroit ...... 100 010 1903 5 0
New York F.. 200 900 1914 8 2
Leonard and Woodhall; Quinn and
Hannah, Ruel.
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ooxraAoron BIDS WAITED.

Old Settlers Park, Stump Lake. Nelson
County, N. Oak. Plans and specifica-
lions can be secured by writing J. P;
the pavilion is 75x140. We will open
bids on Saturday, May 2sth. We want a
rush job.
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ST. PAUL.
SOUTH Sc. PAUL LIVE sTx,fK

OUT BE. PACL LIVE STOCK.
u st. Paul. Mimi. May >2s.-
er: range sl3.s0614.s5; bulks tSl4.io,
,!114.25a, 4
Cattle. receipts $500. killers steady
ana weak; fat steers $1,000 1900:
cows and heifers 3s.760 1900: calves
Steady 4 strong $3.50 1890;
Stockers and feeders steady and
strong s45. 90 i7.S0.
Sheen, receipts 500; stsaAy; lambs
.eMss is.oo9 12.cea ~ - III. ass
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-26

! LITERARY OBJECTION.
Friend (doubtfully)-"I guess the
old man will kick about your marry
HE did" w.,
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(PoLIT1CAL ADVERTISEMENT
cali For independent Voters Legislative
Convention In the Fifth District In the
County Of GRAND Forks.

An Independent Voters Convention for
the Fifth Legislative. district of the
State Of North Dakota is hereby called
to be held at the City Hall in the City
of Larimore. N. D.. on Wednesday, May
2sth; 1920, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
Of said day. for the purpose Of placing
and one candidate for Member Of the
House of Representatives.
Caucuses will be held In the several
voting precincts in said Fifth District.
Tuesday, the 25th day of May, the polls
being open from the hour of Z o'clock
p. m. to the hour of S o'clock sp. m. Anti
Socialists electors of such precincts only
shall participate in such Caucuses and
such Convention.
The apportionment for representation
in such Legislative Convention shall be
two delegates for each voting precinct.
Dated this .22nd day of May. A. D..
:1SDEpFxsDENr VOTERS Assoc1A-
TON OF GRAND FORKS COUNTY.
- John Freeman. Chairman. +
t F. w. Reinohl. Secretary.
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S0H Win

Chicago, May 26.-Vaughn won lis
fifth consecutive game yesterday when
Chicago defeated Philadelphia. Z to
3. making a clean sweep of the series.
The visitors went to pieces in the
sixth. when tho locals punched six Of
their hits with erratic fielding. Score.
r. H. E.
Philadelphia 100 1O1 oOO-2 2
Chicago ......O01 0O5 DIX IL 0
Gallia and Witherow; Vaughn and
Killfer.
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COTTON.

New York. May 2G.-Cotton futures
closed steady: July. 3S.13; October
1924: December 1929; January 1870:
March 1926.
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Toledo Wins.

Kansas City, . May 26~.--!Altnough
Kansas City outhit Toledo yesterday,
the visitors made their hits oppor-
timely and won, 5 to 3. Score:
r. H. f.
Toledo ...... 200 O3O 00O-5 s i
Kansas. City 100 100 OO1-3 10 1
Brock.
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GaouimTnke One,

UOR10S I0Rt Out. "
st. Louis, May 26.-New York got
An I've break on III series with, St.
Louis by winning yesterdays game.
7 to 5. Ragged fielding by the locals
contributed materially to the, visitors
victory. Score:
t r. H. E.
New York ....oo1 o50 1907 1W /
st. Louis 100 102 001-5 IL 6
Toney, Benton and Smith; Goodwin,
Jacobs, Doak and Dilhoefer.
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CHICAGO r A TABLE.

PRODUCE.
Chicago, May 26.-Butter lower;
receipts 1879 tubs: creamery extras
5000 1-2: tirsts 48@51; seconds AZ
@47: standards So 1-2.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs. unsettled; receipts 25,115 cas-
es: frsts 39@40; ordinary firsts 37@
3S; at mark, cases included 37@39
storage. packed extras AZ 3-4@43;
storage packed firsts AZ 1-2. Poultry
alive lower; fowls "a 1-2.
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, May 26.-Cattlc receipts
1000: slow, medium grades steady;
heavy beef steers dull, with first bids
lower: early sales of steers at s11@
SIS; bulk vealers $12.50@$13.50; top
bologna bulls $S.75.
Hog receipts 10000: market 100
15c higher: big packers doing little:
lights active. others dull; bulk light
and light butchers $14.65,@ $14.85;
bulk ESQ Founders and over SAC
$14.5O; pigs steady follower.
. Sheep receipts 1000: steady to
strong, quality fair: good California
spring lambs s16.s5; good handy
weight shorn lambs S16.25, with bulk
at $1G@s16.25; choice fat ewes $11.-
SO; Gamer ewes $3.50 and lower:
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LIVESTOCK.
POTATOES.

Chicago. May 26.-Potatoes steady:
receipts 32 cars Northern White
sacked and bulk s7.50@7.65: Irish
Cobblers S7.25. New dull and I'M
changed.
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MINNEAPOLIS Shut Out.
Milwaukee Wins In,ec One

Milwaukee Wins Loose One.
Milwaukee, May 26.-Milwaukee
hit three Columbus pitchers hard
yesterday and won an easy victory,
10 TO s.. Score:
Columbus -. o12'Oo1 OIL 6 ss5
Milwaukee i. 2O2 O32 01x-IQ ~ 2
Mulrennan. Lyons, Sherman and
Wagner; Howard, McWeeney and
CASTOR.
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK.

STOCKS. A.'F
New York, May 26.-Increased ac-
tivity on the stock market attracted
attention today with many issues
making gains owe recent low figures.
Dealings during the morning were
period lin several weeks, United States
Steel resumed its former leadership
in point of activity but made only a
nominal advance. Independent steels.
notably Vanadium, .Lackawanna,
Bethlehem land Republic. rose l to
2 IL points. American Locomotive
kept pace with related equipments,
gaining 2 "a and the motor spe-
c%lalties were featured by Stromberg
which rose almost s points. Sec
ondary oils were irregular, Sinclair
Strengthening while middle. states was
weak. Among the active ow priced
rails at moderate advances were
nickel Plate and Pittsburgh and
West Virginia. Call money was I'M
changed at six per cent. Z
Trading was active with a stronger
tone at the opening of today's stock
market. many of the leading issues
adding materially to yesterdays
gains. Oils. motors. steels, shippings
and textiles rose n to three points.
The prominent features were Mexi-
can and Pan-American petroleum,
~Studebaker, Chandler. Crucible, Unit
ed Fruit. American International con-
solidated textile and national paper.
Among rails, coalers were especially
strong. Reading gaining a large frac-
ton and Baltimore and Ohio ] 3-8.
Dealers in foreign exchange reported
further extensive buying Of remit
tances to central Europe.
Crucible steel became the central
feature of the later dealings, rising
briskly on steady accumulation. OBJ
scurc Specialtics also made irregular
gains. r.,
The closing was irregular.
Profit taking and pressure from
the short interest caused numerous
reactions at midday. Several.'o the
popular motor. shipping and sugar
shares fell W to almost five points,
but rcversals among stcels. equip
mcnts. rails and oils were confined TO
comparatively narrow limits.
PRODUCE.
New York. May 26.-Buttcr i'm
higher .than extras, 6o@6o 10:
creamery extras coz scorc). 50 1-2:
firsts (SS to 81 score). SIS 1908 1-2.
Eggs steady: receipts, 1886; .stor-
age packed extra frsts, As 46: firsts,
43 1-2@44 1-2; fresh gathered extra
firsts, As 1-2@44 1-2; f1rsts, 41@
AZ 1-2. gm
Cheese steady; receipts, 2.229; state
while milk fats held specials. white
and colored. Sf@32; ditto average
run, 80; state whole milk fats, current
make specials. white and colored,
Is l-2@29; ditto average run, 81
Live poultry steady: prices I'M
changed. Dressed quiet: chickens
frozen 36@45; fowls fresh, 81 100
40 1-2 - y
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PARADOXICAL TREATMENT.
! know he has cooked up ONE
thing against me-" II suspected he
was giving you a raw DEAL"
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PRODUCE.
LIBERTY R0EnS

New York, May 26.-Prices at 1855
today were: 3,1-2's. .!.5o; first AS,
unquoted: second As. $500; first
4 las. 1886: second a las. $500;
third 4 LAS. $3.50: fourth 4 Las,
$3.50: Victory 8 3-4's, $3.50; Victory
4 3-4's, 1854.
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Homer Wina.

Boston. May 26.-Hooper's home
run off Sothoron into the right field
bleachers in the last of the eleventh
with none out. gave Boston a 3 to 2
Victory yesterday over St. Louis.
Score:
st. Louis :. 200 900 900 oo-2 s 2
Boston ~: 100 Dol 900 01-3 10 !
sothoron and Billings; Jones and
Walters, Schang.
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AMERICAN ASSN
Hall Effective.

g..GFL.I#. nL- % j. t.
st. Paul. Mimi, May 26.-Hall al
lowed Indianapolis three hits yeste1-
day. st. Paul winning, 4 to o. by
pounding~Pe hard in the Eighth.
Score: L
Indianapolis 1000 900. 600 3 !
st, Paul ...... 000, 100 03x-4 TO- l
Petty and Gossett; Hall and Nc
Mcnemy. - NtE
"a -
Minneapolis shut Out. -
Minneapolis, Mimi, May 2G.--,
kirke's double, a pass to Workman
and Kocher's' triple produced the only
runs OF yesterdays pitchers battle
which Louisville won from Mime
apolis, 2 to 0. Score:
r. H. E.
Louisville .....000 900 200 Z O.
Minneapolis 1000 900 600 6 /
Decatur and Kocher; Craft, Schauer
and Mayer.
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New York, May 26.-Liberty bond
final prices: 8 1925 91.50: first AS
$40; second AS $500: first 4 las
1858: second 4 las 1914: third
LAS 5000: fourth 4>1-4's S6.1s; Vic
tory ; 5-4's 9s.2s; Victory 3-4's
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John Freeman. Chairman,
F. ". Reinohl.. Secretary
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
$500
OCCASION NUNCA VISTA

$4,000 Mosquiteros Militares nue.
vos, Sc realizan a la mitad de SUI
precio Estos Mosquiteros son fa-
bricados con tela tejido estilo ca
namazo. de cincuenta centavos var
da. Tiene mas de doce yardas de
tela muy bien reforzado con Gin
ia de hiladillo de hilo, muy laba-
BILE. Vale mas de seis d6lares y 10
consigue por tres d6lares por ser
fabricados para uSo del gobierno
de los Estados Unidos.
Sc sirven pedidos por G. 0. D.
Precios especiales por partidas de
cien Ell adelante.
Aproveche solo por $500 consigue
ell mejor Mosquitero que Sc fabrica
LA LUNA.
de
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ
Rio Piedras. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27

zarza los demandantes de todos los
gastos que hayan tenido en- ese proce-
dimimto, costas, desembosos necesa
rios y honorarios de Abogados.
s.-Disponiendose que Sc expidan los
mandamientos al Registro de la Pro.
piedad Y al Marshall que fueran nece
sarios para la ejecuei6n y cumpli-
miento de esta sentencia.
Son Abogados de los demandantes
los Licdos. Hugh r Francis con sus
ofcinas en- los altos de la casa M
nero Is de la calle de la Cruz de
esta ciudad de San Juan, y Alfredo
Arnaldo que tiene sus ofcinas en- la
casa ndmero 107 de la calle de Mendez
vigo en- la poblaci6n de Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
Y sE NoTIFICA A USTEDEs que
de no comparecer contestar dicha de.
manda dentro de los diez dias despues
de notifcado, 81 la notification Sc hi
eiere en- este Distrito, y dentro de los
veinte dias 81 sc hiciere fuera del Dis
trito pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico
v dentro de los cuaren dias
81 Sc. hiciere en- otra par e
Sc seguira este litigio contra los de-
mandados arriba expresados, despues
de comparecer y contestar dentro del
periodic que la ley les concede para
clio, sujetandose ustedes los citadOs
de evicci6n, cualquier reclamation
para saneamiento de la cosa vendida s
los demandados, EN- caso de recaer SEN
tencia contra ellos en- ell presente Ii
tigio.
Y habiandose ordenado por ell iuez
de esta Corte de Distrito, Hon. Luis
Campillo que la vendedora citada de
evicci6n "Sucrerie Central Coloso 4
Porto Rico'' sea citada por edictOs que
Sc publicaran una vez por semana du-
rante el termino de 80 dias en- los pc
ri6dicos Ell MUNDO "El TEMPO"
que Sc editan en- esta ciudad de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, expido Ell presente
bsio mi frma, en- San Juan, Puerto
Rico hoy dia 26 de febrero del afo
1920.
c. MARRERo.
Secretario.
por Francisco NEGRoNI,
Secretario Auxiliar. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27

III DepartamentO Gle Agrlcultu-
ra Y Trabaj6 Sc propone dar a CO.
nocer los procedimientos adopta-
dos en- la practica de industrias,
que Ell Puerto Rico tienen ancho
campo, por existir aqui EN- abun-
dancia la materia prima; la fuer-
"a motriz; el brazo del Obrero in
teligente, apto para recibir la ms
trucci0n necesaria; el capital in
dispensable al fomento de la in
dustria Y la inteligencia capaz de
organizar todos esos factores para
la production industrial.
La alfareria es una industria q.
puede fomentarse Ell Puerto Rico,
donde tienen buen mercado sus pro
ductos; teniendo, ademas de este,
excelente mercado Ell los Estados
Uridos, al cual puede exportarse
ell sobrante de nuestra production
Y al cual puede abastecerse tam
bitn, con los artfculos que ell gus
to de los consumidores de ALA de
mande.
El Caolin V los dep6sitos aluvia
les de archilla abundan en- Puerto
Rico; y EN- otro tempo eXis.Ian
peqaenos talleres de alfareros en
mt chOs pueblos de la isla. a mas
de los TENDALES en- que Sc ia
bricaba .el .ladrillo Y las tejas es
paiolas, que son excelentes para
cubiertas Gle edificios, siendo estos
cubiertos de mejor aspectc Y ma.
yor duraci6n que la cubierta de
hero galvanizado, que pronto Sc
oxida en- climaS como el nuestro
I'm Estados Unidos Sc aprecia
mucho la teia espailola Que Sc usi
EN- las residencias Y casas de cam.
po de Ia gente adinerada.
Nease, en- ell articulo que Sc pr
blica a continuation de este, como
los japoneses para fabricar sus por
eelanas mas finas, importan la ma
terra prima, ell kaolin, de Cornv-
vail. EN- lnglaterra
lllamo la atencion a este hecho
para destruir ell argumento de que
una industria no puede fomentarse
en- Im pals dOnde no existe la mate
ria prima 0 ell carbon necesario a
los mOtores de vapor ESQ asi dicho
no es cierto. FL importar la mate
ria prima. esta jussificado EN- mu-
chos casos; V ell ingeniero que estu-
dia un proyecto de esta clase tiene
que tener EN- cuenta, todas las cir
cunstancias concurrentes, tOdoS los
datos indispensables, para juzgar
81 convene o no desde ell punto de
vista econ6mico la exploitation de
la industria, cuando ess necesario
importar la materia prima.
En- los Estados Unidos Sc i'm
portan tambien ciertas arcillas. Pa
ra la fabrication del papel Sc i'm
porta Ell algunos paises lapasta de
MADEIRA de Suecia Claro esta que
la materia prima que Sc importa
es precisamente para fabricar los
productos que mas demanda tie
men Y mas alto precio alcanzan en-
el mercado.
En- varios lugares de la isla Sc
encuentran ell yeso que Sc utili-
"a en- la fabrication de la porcela
ma. En- Ponce. en- las margenes del
rio Portuguez, hay yacimientos
titles a este proposito Y Ell Mana
ii tambien Sc encuentran deposi-
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RObO de ayes

Desde hace algln tempo mu-
chos vecinos de Sansurce Sc vienen
quejando de que les roban sus aves
de corral. Narias veces Sc han he
hco investigaciones para yer 81 Sc
logra la captura del obstinado ca
co, pero todo ha sido in1til.
Aver el pillo volvi6 a la carga,
llevandose nueye gallinas v tres
pavos. pertenecientes diStintas
personas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27

West Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc,
Maria Amell ' GambOa, MilagrOs, julia
y Amell y los herederos sdesconocidOs
de Jose Julia Palmeta y Francisco
Anal y rabrd.
Demandados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
Los maGStrOS prGsGntan CargOS
contra un Inspector
ode NUEsTRo coRRgsPoNsAL EN-
MANATI)

Ell Consejo de Administration acor
do suprimir la plaza de Secretario del
juzgado de paz.
Con tai motive, queda fuera de su
cargo ell probo funcionario don Rafael
Escalona.
Don Gabriel j. Sicard6 ha renm-
ciado su puesto EN- Ell Municipio, 10 mis-
mo que don Emilio r. Arce, inspector
de Sanidad municipal
La Administrator pierde ell concur
so de dos excelentes empleados de re-
conocida inteligencia.
Para cubrir la plaza que deja va
cante el senor Arce, suena Ell nombre
de don Santiago Miranda Marquee. No
sabemos quien sustituira al senior ST.
card6.
-Durante Ell dia de aver estuvo aqui
Ell subj -Comisionado de instruction, MIR.
Keelan, investigando ciertos cargos que
han sido presentados pOr los maestros
contra ell inspector de escuelas, Mr..
Lynch. Con motive de esta investiga-
ci6n, aver comparecieron todos los macs
tros rurales.
--Hace algunos dias Sc encuentra en-
esta poblaci6n, en- asuntos relaciona-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-27
EN- LA coRTE DE DIsTRrTo DEL
DTsTRrTo JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN
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