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The evening world., 1920-09-23
WAVE OF PRICE <
CUTTING STARTS
THROUGHOUT u. S.
Big Mail Order Houses Come
Down 10 to 20 Per Cent.
In New Lists.
MOVE TO REDUCE FOOD
Hotel and Restaurant Men
Asked to Explain; Public
USeing Lunch Boxes.

CHICAGO sept 2s.--Price cuts OF
from 10 to 20 per cent. on-many lines
" merchandise are shown In newly
issued catalogues OF Sears, Roebuck
ana Company, and Montgomery, Ward
aud Company.
Nnsllns, cambrlc, sheet!ngs and pop
'ins led the list Of staples reduced bv
tho two large Chicago mail order
houses. Cuts in mems and womcn's
clothes also were announced. stan
dard dress goods. reduced In price,
viii not 60 back 10 high levels, Off
cIals OF the companies said.
Reductions OF 20 per cent. in fur
niturc were announced. Furniture
was prohteered TO DEATH" O. W.
Goess or Montgomery Ward & co.
said. shoe prices also were cut
Prices OF food were not affected.
but the announcement said sugar
would tumble following the annual
canning season.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
M'SWINEY STARTS
42D DAY OF FAST;
NOT MUCH CHANGE
Had a Few Hours of Sleep But
Suffers Severely and Is
Very Weak.

LONDON, Sept 23.-Lord Mayor
Macswlkcy OF Cork had a few hour,
,of restful sleep last night. but was
suffering severe pains In his head anJ
was very weak this morning. nccord-
ing to a bulletin issued by the Irish
seif-DeterminatIon League at Brixton
Prison.
Reports to the Home Odlcc by the
prison phys clan stated there was no
apparent change in the condition Of
Maoswincy, This Is the forty-second
day OF the Lord Mayors hunger strike.
word comes from Cork TO the Daily
News that the eleven hunger strikers
in the county JAIN there show little
change
The prison doctors were asked
WHAT In their opinion. was keeping
the men alive. Their reply was
summed up IN Two words, Good nurs-
Ing"
AS any variation Of temperature in
wolves a loss OF tissue. the greatest
care IS being taken In the urst place
TO keep the patients warm. OH stoves
Of "a very efficient pattern have been
placed IN the wards so that the ali
may always be at exactly the right
temperature for breathing. The men
lie surrounded by hot water bottles
that are constantly replenishcd. Tn,
patients have been moved TO new bed.
Of the most comfortable type and
water beds have been made ready IN
case soreness OF body should develop
Under these artificial conditions hardly
any loss Of bodily heat can take place
The prisoners now spend the whole
time In q state OF mental and bhysi.
cal lethargy which makes II difficult
To estimate their decrease in strength
from day to day. They seldom speak
above a whisper, but are able TO in.
dicate when they ara In pain. Their
they receive treatment by massage
| for which the nurses use u few drop.
Of oil as a lubricant.
In the opinion Of the doctors tn,
amount Of oil absorbed by the system
through the skin is negligible.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
ASKED TO THROW
GAME IN CHICAGO,
DECLARES BENTON
Giants Pitcher Says Herzog
and Hal Chase Made the
Proposal TO Him.
HERZOG MAKES DENIAL
Asserts Benton Told Him He
Had Won S3,40O Betting
on Cincinnati Reds.

CHICAGO, sept 23.--Jacob "Rube"
Benton. New York National Lenguo
club pitcher, who arrived here to-
day TO testify before the Grand Jury
investigating reports Of fixed" base
bah games. asserts In a signed state
mcnt published by the Journal, that
Charley suck" Herzog and Hal
Chase proposed to him that he lose
the last game the Giants played IN
Chicago last yenr.
No mention was made Of. the
amount he was 20 receive n he
"threw" the game. the journal quotes
benton ns saying. but after the
Giants won. g 90 3. HcIne Zimmerman,
Who had been suspended the night
before. Is said TO have stopped Ben
ton in "a hotel lobby ana said:
You poor fish, don't you know
there was S4OO waiting for you 10 lose
that game today"
Benton viii appear before the
Grand Jury this afternoon.
Hcrz0E. ln statement this morn
lng. said he had boon accused. OF Of
fering Benton $500 20 lose the game,
but denied hc had ever been involved
In any crooked work, ana declared
President Hcydlcr OF the National
League had investigated the reports
and then. Issued lctter generating
uorzog. The cub second boseman
also asserted benton had told him In
New York that he won $500 betting
ON the Cincinnati Reds ln the World
Series last year. and that he bet ON a
tip telcgraphcd him by HN Chase.
Hcrzog produced undavits by Art
Wilson and Norman l}oeckcl ~ tho
Boston Watlonal League club, as
scrting they were present al the meet
ing between tho Cub player ana Ben
TON and overheard the conversation.
President Heydler telcgraphcd the
states Attorney to-day that Umpire
Barry Mccormick, who otnciatcd In
the game between the Cubs and Phil-
adelphia Aug, a.. when it had been
charged professional gamblers won
large sums by backing Philadelphia
10 win after CUB officials had re-
celyed a half-dozcn tolcgrams advis-
ing them OF a plot INVOLVING Cub
players in plan 20 lose the game,
had been assigned 20 umpire in chi
cago next week So ho could appear
before the Grand jury
The evening world., 1920-09-23
MRS. BROWNS BOY
TOOK SMITHS CAT


Mrs. Brown of 30 "a West 42d
street to-day summoned Mt Smith Of
the same address before Magistrate
McGcchan iu ahe West side Police
Court for slnppng While Brown he-
cause WIne took eat frome Mr.
Smiths apartment 10 catch a mouse in
Mrs Browns apartment
Wllllc Brown admitted he took the
pa' from the window OF Mr. Smiths
apartment nc place In the Brown nut
10 catch an unattached mouse, but en-
tered the general defense that the
cat was a communal feline on call Tor
an first alarms OF mice.
sprinkle little catuip and lure
russ, rO your Nan instead OF taking
her" suggeNod Magistrate McGechau.
not wIsnls 10 take sides I'm amy dis
putcs be- c'Nren the powerful Smith and
Brown clans.
Mr., smith Hpologeizd Tor smacking
Willie and tho case was dismissed
The evening world., 1920-09-23

nne-nch stick of dynamite, with fuses abaz was found to-day
the public waoom Of the norhbound Reid Avenue station Of the
Fulton Street Elevated Railway in Brooklyn
week ago Miss Rose Ehman ticket seller that PLATFORM was
visited ny her home No. Al Hunter Street, Brooklyn, who
warned keep away her station something going to
happen" At that time she duty at hsph Avenue station
J1 as transferred to Reid Street station two days ago
An effort made by the police and the officials Of the railway
conn any dbi the finding Of the dynamite but The explosive
turned Deputy Pore Commissioner Leach and by him
10 The Central Testing Laboratory for examination
Discovery OF the explosive made by Fatroman Michael
lnelo Of the Mercer Street station Manhattan who was recently de-
le TO ke duty the norhound station Reid Avenue When
h. went the waroom he followed oior of smoke to the floor
bac' Of the basin and there found package nine inches long wrapped
in newspapers which were smoulieing
The evening world., 1920-09-23
CARRY YOUR LUNCH
URGED IN CHICAGO
IN WAR ON PRICES
Managers Of Large Hotel and Chain
Restaurants Called to City
Hall 10 EXnlain.

CHICAGO. Sept 4s. JAIanassrs Of
one large hotel and three chain res
taurant systems were SUMMONED to
the city Han to-day TO explain thctr
restaurant prices TO the Council Com
mittce on Living Costs.
simultaneously Russell Poole, Sec
rotary Of the city Food Bureau, urged
all downtown workers 20 carry thOu
Town lunches until prices come down,
and announced that milk would De
delivered to the City Hall and sold
direct 20 employees for 10 cents a
pint
Investigation OF restaurant prices
showed profits of several hundred pei
cent, Mr. Poole said Among the
items he listed the first figure show
ing the restaurant price and the sec
ond figure the cost, are:
Corn 10 10 20 cents, to 4 cepis:
Tomatoes, 25 10 so cents. 2 1-2 TO 3
cents.
Conee TO 20 cents, 3 cents.
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The evening world., 1920-09-23

As santanlello was Tor three and a
half years with the Bomb squad IN
which he served with credit. though
he was not returned % Il when he
finished his war work with the Mill
tary intelligence Service, he immedl-
ately set about extingmshluk the
flame Ia the package. In doing this
he came into contact with what he
described as two funny wires"
VIII ch were blazing.
lie burned his fingers severely In
eNtInguishng the fire. and az soon
as the blaze was out he ran 10 the
sink In the porter's closet and there
sousod the package. putting IL after
ward In a bucket OF water. Later lt
was taken 10 the Atlantic Avenue po-
lice station and Deputy Commis-
sioRer Leach notified,
The stick OF dynamite was nine
Inches long ana as me police de-
scrhed To- about as blg around az a
night Slick Attached 10 IL were
two wire-lIke fuses six inches long
at the time they were cxtlngushed.
The washroom In which the explo-
sive was found is al the east end OF
the station platform and. according
20 Mrs Elizabeth Gmnate OF No. 95s
Atlantic Avenue, one OF the ticket
sellers. passengers frlm every train
| that arrives mako use OF the wash
room This morning shortly before II
O'Clock. at wh''h time the dynamite
was found. Mrs. Granate said she
saw. two men get on train uornine
/ from New York and stand a moment
I talking al the w1shroom door. sThen
thoy went inside A few minutes
later Santanello went In ana dlscov-
cred the explosive.
Mrs Granatc said that one OF those
men was about six feet tan. wore a
gray suit and a soft hat The other
was OF stocky build. about five feet
six or seven, and had on dark suit
OF clothes.
During tho time tho bomb was
soaked In the porters bucket. she
sa she Is certain she saw a small
white cap attached 20 the stick OF
. dynamite.
I AT the offices Of the B. r. r. IL was
announced to-day that the company
had got rid OF an us strike breakers
ana were now employing only new
men and such old ones as had re-
turned 10 work
The evening world., 1920-09-23
EXPLOSION BLEW
SASH WEIGHT TO
FERRY BOAT ROOF
Pkked Up by Capt Wilson at
Cortlant Street Slip, Eight
Blocks OF.

Capt Wilson Of the Pennsyl-
yania Rrftrond Ferryboat WASH
ington, plying between Cortlandt
Street and Jersey city turned
over TO the pol ce to-day a piece
OF fire-scarrcd sash-wcight eX-
actly like those found in the Vi
cinity OF last Thursday's cxplo-
sion al Broad and Wall Streets
Capt. Wilson said the piece of
iron landed on the upper deck or
h o boat lying IN the Manhattan
slip while tho roar and rumble OF
the explosion eight blocks away
were stll echoing This Is the
greatest distance 90 which a mis-
silc was hurled so TAR as the po-
! Gee have been Informed.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
FIVE MEASURES ARE PASSED.
TO STRENGTHEN RENT LAWS
AND RELIEVE TENANTS HERE
One Empowers Courts TO
Put Summary Stop to
DispoSSesS Proceedings.
TIME ALLOWED TENANT.
Another Measure Designed to
Aid Financing Homes
Judges to Stay Warrants.

ALBANY, Sept. 2S.--Under emer-
gency messages from the Governor.
the Senate to-day passed I've OF the
series OF bills carrying out recon-
mendations Of the Joint Housing
Committee which arc designed 10
strengthen the rent laws enacted at
the regular 1920 session Of the Lcgis-
lature.
All five bills were passed later by
the Assembly and scnt 10 tae Cover
nor.
onc\ OF the bills approved yves
courts permission 20 stay warrants
on appeil from final orders IN SUM
mary proceedings
Another Iengthcns the time wNhin
which a prccopt ,n summary proc
ceeding TO recover possession OF real
property must bc made rcturnabblo
from five TO ten days, ard requires
that the prcdcpt must De- served at
least five days before il is returnablc
Instead OF two under the existing law.
a third makes lessor manager
agent, superintendent or Iunitor who
wllfully violates the terms OF leases
requiring tho furnishing Of water aud
other facilities guilty Of o misde-
meanor.
The fourth permits the state and
municipalities or other political SUBJ
divisions of the state 10 invest thea
sinking and trust funds In bonds OF
the State IAnd Bank
Another bill gives to the courts is-
suing disposses7 warrants power TO
vacatc them II such action is deemed
advisable,
Tho Senate to-day concurred In
the-action of the Assembly in adopt
ing three resolutions calling upon
Congress and the Federal Trade
Commission to aid in the solution Of
the housing situation.
The resolutions provide:
That the Federal Trade Comm.s-
sion be urged to Investigate into the
alleged conspiracy 10 fix building
material prices.
That Congress place an embargo
upon the expectation OF building ma
terlals and that the transportation OF
building materials be given priority
over all freight, except food and coal
~ That Congress investigate alleged
combinations 10 limit production anJ
keep the price Of building materials
at the present high level.
The McWhinney resolution, ALREADY
adopted by the Assembly requesting
Congress TO exempt mortgages from
the provisions Of the Federal inoom,
lax, was laid on the table at the re.
quest of Senator f. NJ Davenport.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
TAG NO. GS69 ON HORSE
KILLED IN WALL ST. BLAST
MAY HELP TO SOLVE PLOT
Animal Belonged to Ice Cream
Company in l9iS-Trac-
ing Latest Ownership.
WAS SOLD TO A DEALER.
Suggestion That Explosion
Was an Accident "Plain
Bunk" Says Flynn.

New York Health Department Tag
No. 6S69, a tiny strip Of aluminium an
eighth Of an inch wide, clamped into
the left ear OF the horse which was
blown TO pieces in the explosion be-
tween the Morgan banking house and
the u. $. Assay OFFICE last Thurs.
day. is the clue TO which the invesu-
gators Of the catastrophe attached IN,
utmost importance to-day
When the tag was issued In 1918 tho
horse belonged 20 the Reid Ice Cream
Company, Wayerly Avenue. near FuI-
ton Street, Brooklyn. Every IAN M
the end of the zee cream season. ac-
cording TO w. J. Weller. President Of
the company the company sells 90
horse dealers rs least desirable anI-
mails, usually arranging To take In ca.
change and for cash better horses tho
following spring The horse killed an
the explosion was not ono Of tbos,
used by the Reid Company this sum-
wer and It is assumed it was sold 90
a dealer in the fall Of 9lS or 1919.
Records Of the company have been
searched by Department Of Justcc
agents and tho police No mformuJ
ton regarding the records OF the sale
of the horse We're available at the
company's office to-day for any ,x-
cept the official investigators. Tho
only Information Mr.. Weller said no
was at liberty 10 give was that the
company's sales were open To an
dealers ana had been widely scat.
tered.
The tag Is issued by the health au-
thorties TO show the horse has been
Inspected ana Is free from glanders.
10 was not discovered on the dead
horse until the carcass was about 10
be moved TO Barren Island three days
ago.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
HARDING SEES
NO IRISH HOPE
IN THE LEAGUE
independence of Erin "Not a
Question for Official
America He Says.
MARION, O.. Sept %.

MARION. O., Scot. %.
~ ECLARING the Irish prob-
lem is mot a question for
official America" Senator
Harding said in statement to-
day that In his opl6ion the move
ment for IRISH independence would
be, under the League Of Nations, u
subject entirely internal or do
nestle"
The Republican nominee said
that America already had "mCd-
died abroad excessively without
invitation" ana asserted that Off
cial consideration 10y this Gov
eminent was quite another thing
from an expression VI sympathy.
The evening world., 1920-09-23
WITNESSES TELL OF MAN WHO
ASKED FOR HORSE AND WAGON.

Raymond Clark and George Hes
ioffer' employees Of the A. A. VoIk
Company contractors for clearing the
site OF the Stock Exchange annex.
went before the Grand Jury to-day 10
repeat their statement that man was
hanging about Wall and Broad street
after the explosion who said that the
dead horse lying in tho street be-
lOnged 90 him.
Both witnesses tried TO get the man
OF the staging over the excavation on
the southwest corner. lie was allowed
90 remain when he explained that he
lConNnuod ON Scconl pnrnl
The evening world., 1920-09-23
HE WANTS $4,000
FOR HIS LEFT EAR
Buffalo Man Offers II to Cuban
Planter Who Is Here Looking
for One

BUFFALO. Sept 23.-To tho age old
prSyerb, An eye for an eye and a 1ooh
for a TOOTH a Buffalo man would add .
And an ear Tor 10000
The man Is Jean d. Brauer, In a l-t-
ter 10 Frank s. Quesada. sOl 81 q
cuban planter, who announced In Nev
York city that be would trade $4,000
for an ear SO ne might more effectively
prosecute his courtship. Brauor writes
kindly consider me an oppliran,
willing 20 surrender my lert ear, wu,cn
viii make Il possible Tor me TO acquire
an 0lucation lost before mothrgo
The education / avn seeking viii BE- OF
more substance, whlsh Viii aid mo in
lupholdlng mankind"
The evening world., 1920-09-23
DYNAMITE BOMB found,
READY FOR EXPLOSION ON
: STATION OF THE B. R. |

in Wash Room by Police
man Santaniello, Who Extin-
Aguishes Blazing Fuse Attached
to It-WarningWa Given to Girl
Ticket Seller That Something
Was Going to Happen"
The evening world., 1920-09-23

- FrIal o.. 900 Ns.. tuHsHtIH. rH.. .f 1910
#.r.tu tI.ta.- aIn Uss ut Hliug am1
stew h0urgr1iac $50 table d'hotg dinHgf. 5Oc ttth
Floor. World buldina a-AdgL
The evening world., 1920-09-23

IRaoiOg News on Psss, 10 and a4.l
The evening world., 1920-09-23

Continued on Twentieth PageJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-14

Aver por la mafana tuvo efec.o en-
la Fortaleza una reunion con el fin de
llegar un convenio para la solucion de
la huelga. Asistieron ell Licenciado Car
melo Hcnore, jefe del Departamento de
Trabajo; ell gobernador INFERNO, Sc
nor Benedicto, y los senores Aybar, Bal
zac, Rubio v Figueroa, en- representa-
ci6n de los trabaiadores.
El Gobernador .Tat6 de conseguir has
ia que punto los obreros cedian en- sus
peticiones para despues hacer 10 pro-
pio con las Compahias navieras. Sc acor
do que ell Comite de la Huelga presen-
tara un escrito al Gobernador expresan
do que ellos estan dispuestos nombrar
una Comision de- tres trabajadores de
los muelles para que Sc entrevisten con
los Directories de las -Companias navie-
ras y discutan conjuntamente todas las
proposiciones pregentadas hasa ahora.
Convinieron tambien en- que 81 La con-
ferencia fracasare, someterian sus con-
aictos a una Junta de Arbitrsje res
petaran, sin apelacion, la decision de
la referida Junta. Sc comprometieron,
asimismo, a reanudar ell rabajo inme-
diatamente despues que la Junta aprue-
be ell aumento de salario, ell cual tendra
efecto retroactive para la fecha EN- que
Sc de comienzo nuevamente las labo-
res.
Los obreros manifestation, ademas, q.
estan dispuestos poner el case bajo la
Jurisdiction del Comit6 de Arbitraje Y
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Ell ''CIub Overall" y
Ia CaTeStia de Ia TOpa

Ell primer grito de guerra contra la
carestia de la ropa, ha sido lanzado en-
San Juan por un grupo de hombres i'm
portantes, quienes han, estampado bu
firma en- un documento en- ell cual Sc com
prometen vestir Ell humilde traje
Overall que estAn ,usando va, pro-
minenses personalidades en- los Estados
Upidos.
Entire las personas que han fr:nado
"a, figursa: don Roberto H Todd, Dr..
Carballeira,, don Miguel Ferrer, Ar
mando Morales, DR.. Alvarez valdes,
Manuel Camufias, Hon. Salvador Mes
tire, Fred G. Holmes, Lcdo. M. Guerra
Mondrag6n, Frank Lopez, Henry Rabe,
Antonio Alvarez valdes, Lcdo. Carlos
Torres, Lcdo. Juan Guzman Benitez, r..
Cabrera Torres, DR.. Gutierrez Ortiz, E.
Tembleg, z. J. Saldaha, A. Coll Vidal.
Las frmas son muy numerosas.
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ImpOTtante reunion en- Ia FOrtaIeza
para SOIuCiOnar la huGIgd del nueIIe
DStngudaS peOnadadGS COnVOCadaS aver pOr e GObGTa
dor para trStaT de SOIuCiOnar e gTaVSmO COnfIlCtO

Cancellation, tan pronto como este sea
reorganizado
FL gobernador senior Benedicto cid
para aver a las tres a los Directories de
las compafiias de vapores para una reu-
nion EN- Ia Fortaleza, y Sc espera que es
tos initen Ia actitud de los obreros, po-
niendose en- igual situacion, para negar
asi, la pron:a solucion de la huelga.
Los trabajadores permanecieron aver
reunidos en- asamblea en- el ''Cine Real
esperanto la decision de las Companies,
para dar comienzo Embellishments a
los trabajos.
Los piintos en- contradiction son los
relacionados con Ell salario y las horas
de trsbajo. Los demas, aunque son esen-
ciales, no han de ser obstaculo para la
soluci6n de La huelga.
Los representatives de las Compa-
fias navieras, citados por ell Goberna-
dor INFERNO, redac1aron un cablegrama
pidiendo facultades las respectivas
Companies navieras de Nueva York, pa
ra discutir las petieiones de los obreros
Los mismos representatives. de las re-
feridas Compahias navieras, fueron a
las oicinas del cable y pusieron Ell ex-
presado cablegrama.
81 las Compafiias navieras de New
York no contesraren en- las primeras
horas de la mahana, ell Gobierno les ca
blegrafara, indicandoles que su contes-
taci6n, dado el critico. estado de las
cosas, es .aguardada con urgencia.
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EI General PsTshing
hac6 ejeTCiGii0s diaTiO

FL general Pershing pasa los dias de
su estada en- La isla muy divertidoS. Con
los denas miembros que ~componen su
staff, el alto mtlitar SO dedica a sa-
ludabies ejercicios al aire libre.
Todas las mananas toma un bafio de
mar. -. Despu6s juega baseball
De tarde en- tarde Sc despoja de slls
arreos militares, ", vistdendo un elegan
te traje de casimir, sale dar uh pa
SEQ por los alredores del hotel Conds-
do, donde Sc hospeda Otras veces
sus paseos SON en- hpte. lie gusta
mucbo el mar, dice.
En- cuanto a su regreso al Norte,. el
General espera la negada, del trnnspor-
te Santa Eleonora'', que sali6 el mar
tes de Crist6bsl Panama. IN la maha-
ma de aver visitaron al alto militsr, ell
Gobernador Mr.. Wager. y su secretario.
Tambien el gobernador INFERNO, senior
Benedicto, estuvo conferenciando con, 81.
Hahlando con varios amigos, el gene
raj Pershing, respecto a su probable no
minaci6n para Presidente de la Repu-
bltca, dijo:-''A pesar de one 70 no
aspire al cargo, opino que cualquiera
americana que tenga patriOtismO, no de
be rehusar servir a. su pals en- ese SEN
lido, ST asi 10 desean sus compatriotas.
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Waj6S en- aeT0planO
de San Juan a Ponce

En- aviador Mr.. Aubert, quien reaizo
vuelos durante las exhibiciones en- la
Feria, tiene ell proposito de quedarse EN-
la isla.
Mr.. Aubert, por mediacion de la Cruz
Roja, piensa comprar Ell aeroplano con
Ell cual Sc elevo muchas veces estos ul-
timos diss.
FL obje.o de su resolution es yer 81 pue
de fundar aqu una corporation, para
Ell negocio de transporter correspondent
cia entire Puerto Rico y cayo Hueso, es-
tableciendo entire ambos lugares, estacio
mes intermedias.
Dentro de breves dias, ell aviador ira
a Ponce en- su aeroplano, y, al retorno,
dara vuel,a al litoral dc la isla.
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MatizadO de la Cana
COpERENCIA DEL VALE zENO


La demanda pOr localidades para es-
tn conferehcia, en- Ia que el sefOr del
Vale zeno va a revelar Ell secretO de
su descubrimifnto contra la enferme-
dad del matizado de la cana de aziicar,
ha sido- tai, que estan va repartidOs
toeos los palcos y butacas del Teatro
Municipal que es donde Sc lIevara a
efecto, esta Conferencia en- La noche
del proximo sabado 10 del corriente
las ocho y media.
La entrada a BALCONIES y paraiso Sc
"a completamente ibre, sin necesidad
dc tiiket alguno; pero para entrar aba
10, aunque sea con q prop6sito de per
manecer dc pie, So requerira un tiket
de entrada general, el que sera faci-
litado gratis. los interesados que 10
solicitor. pOr Ell sehor G. Asenjo. Lu-
ma A. San Juan. P. R. Advt.
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UNA oBRA DEL LcDo. MEsTRE

Aver tuvimos la oportunidad de no
jear el libro que, en- collaboration con
Ell Icdo. Berga, ha dado la publicidad
el Lcdo. Mestre, attorney general"
La obra Sc titula "Digesto de las de-
cisiones de Puerto Rico en- matcria
penal.
Es un crlidadoso trabajo que contie-
ne toda la jurisprudencia de los 26 to-
mos del Tribunal supreme de la isla
Esta impreso en- un tipo grande y
claro. su encuadernaci6n es de una
piel azul v suave.
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