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ImpOrtante Opinion
EN- LA CORTE SUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
Demandante apelado,
v.
Emilio Rios,
Acusado apelante.
1856
Apelacion procedente de la Corte
de Distrito de Ponce

DELITO CONTRA LA SALUD
PUBLICA.-Venta de leche adulte-
rada.-Prueba insufciente:
A falta de presuncion de que la le-
che adulterada que habia en- un de-
posito estaba destinada la venta, Y
en- ausencia de prueba de que esa le-
che fue puesta a la venta vendida
no podran estimarse demostrados
fueron de toda duda razonable los
elementos especifcados en- el estatu-
to sobre la materia para la existen-
cia del delito.
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por
ell Juez Presidente Sr. Hernandez.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Julio Is,
1920.
En- la acusaci0n sc imputa al acu-
sado Emilio Rios el delito consisten-
te EN- que el dfa de Octubre de 1918.
en- la calle Comercio esquina Sa-
lud, de Ponce, P. R., dentro del dis
trito judicial del mismo nombre, lie
gal, voluntaria maliciosamente te-
MIA para la venta leche de vaca adul
terada; la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce dict6 contra el sentencia con-
denatoria, que ha sido apelada para
ante esta Corte Suprema.
Fundase unicamente el recurso ell
err6nea appreciation de la prueba.
Declara Genaro Santiago Vazquez,
Inspector de Sanidad, que en- el de-
posito de leche que para la venta =,
ese liquido tenia el acusado, enco
tro tres porrones de los que tom6 la
muestra correspondence, cuyo ana
Isis demostro que estaba adulterada.
No hay duda de que 10 estaba.
FL hecho de estar los tres porro-
mes en- un dep6sito de leche, alberto
al publico. de que era dueno el acgs
sado, origina la presuncion de qu,
la leche en- ellos contenida estaba
destinada a la venta, pues es el OBJ
jeto de los dep6sitos de leche. Ell Pu~
bio v. Perez, % D. p. R. 877.
Pero en- el presente case, contra
dicha presuncion estan los testimo-
MOS del mismo acusado de Jose
Aviies, policia insular, uuienes estan
conformes en- afrmar que el acusado
tenla Ell la acera de su dep6sito de
leche unos porrones que obstrufan el
transito pdblico que a preguntas
del guardia contest6 ell interpelado
que eran de leche que habia recibido
y no guerra llevarlos al dep6sito has
ia que fuera examinada por la sani-
dad, habiendolos trasladado al de-
poslto por indication del guardi.a.
Falta prueba de que la leche, va
dentro del deposito, fuera puesta a
la venta o vendida, pues aunque. eI
Inspector de sanidad en- el interroga
torio directo sostuvo que fue vendi-
ola varias personas, entire las cua.
les solo recuerda a una sefiora ape.
llidada Flores, esta no fue traida al
Jucio como testigo, eI propio ms
pector repreguntas dc la defensa
dijo luego que no vic de d6nde COM
prada la leche dicha sonora.
En- un case como el presente en- el
cual no Sc tiene en- cuenta la inten-
eion criminal, hay mayor raz6n para
exlgir que Sc demuestren fuera de to
da duda razonable los elementos es-
pecificados en- el estatuto. FL Pueblo
v. Andino ct al, 21 d. P. R. 225.
Es de revocarse la sentencia apela
da, dictandose otra por la que Sc abb
suelva al acusado-apelante con las
costas de oficio.
(f) Jose c. HermGndez.
Juez Presidente.
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Nj Cuart0 a ESpada

En- la secci6n Voces de Ia Gale. de
este diario, he leido una carta, fir
mazda por un tai Julio Sainz, quien en-
uno de los parrafos de la misma di
ce 10 siguiente:
"Tal parece, sehor Director, que
el muy fanatico Y apasionado Sr.
Cantellops, no recordo, al escribir su
nota, que aquf en- Catano sc encuen-
ira la nodriza del team Nyal, pues
son muchas las palizas que esta ha
recibido del Catado Stars.
10 demas de la carta no vale la
pena que Sc tome en- cuenta, pues es-
ia llena de alabanzas para la nove-
ma de Catano. FL manager de este
team tuvo un momento feliz al po-
merle cl nombre de estrellas los
muchachos que 10 componen.
Claro que 81 son estrellas. Pero es-
trellas muertas, sin luz. estrellas en-
querer discutir nimiedades, insight
ficancias, cosas que no tienen pie nj
cabeza, fuera de toda logica de to
da raz6n.
Y son tan estrellas que ninguna
novena desea jugar con los pobres
muchachos del CGtaaO Stars, pues
la mayor parte de los desafios en-
que aquellos toman parte Sc acaban
como ell rosario de la aurora, pues
ellos no entran en- discusiones razo-
nables nj en- el camino derecho.
Siempre que he escrito alguna Gro
Mica de baseball, 10 he hecho en- mi
caracter de informador de este dia.
rio, hacienda justicia y elogiando
quien Sc 10 merece.
Desde el POGO tempo que hace que
conozco el team NyaI, me ha sorpren
dido su discipline perfecta claro
esta, no he de escatimarle los elo-
gios, pues en- realidad de verdad
son mercedes. Igual haria con el
tenn del Sr. Sainz, 81 sus mucha-
chos tuvieran la misma cantidad de
preparation.
Tres veces, 81 NAL no recuerdo, he
visto jugar a las novenas Cataao
Stars y NyGl; en- los terrenos de la
liga de Catano, EN- que perdimos un
desaffo y ganamos otro; Y, por il-
timo, en- la liga de Bayamon. 81 us
ted hace un POGO de memoria, re-
cordara que el umpire de Catano lc
dio a su novena la victoria de una
manera Illegal. Esto puedo pro-
barselo en- cualquier momento con ell
mismo j''eS dc campo, pues fue quien
resolvi6 que era bola mueyta la bola
que fue parada por una persona que
no era jugador en- el home plate.
Si yo hubiese perdido el dinero
que Sc apostaba en- aquella OCCASION,
no hubiera vacilado en- llevar el asun
to un tribunal de derecho, Y no obi
que mis- companeros hacerlo, pa
ia impedir serios disgustos debido a
que los que entraron en- la discussion
no conocian la posicion del Juez de
Campo
81 ustedes alguna vez vencieron al
Nyal, no fue en- presencia de este
servidor de ustedes.
He tratado de contestar su carta,
por pura cortesia, que no por entrar
en- discusiones, maxine cuando no
sc SAGA NADIA dc elias.
En- 10 que el reto Sc refere, debo
decir al Sr. Sainz, que solamente po
drfamos jugar en- nuestra liga, por
las razones que expuse en- anteriores
(Continua en- la pagina 6)
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Muerte
Segura
Para Los
CaIIOS
sCots-lt'' los reblandeee y los des.
prende ain dolor.

10 primero que hace 'Gets-It'. sobre un
Gallo. es Guitar el dolor. Luego. ataca al
Gallo o callosidad y 10 reblandece.
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llcINTAstl

uCINTASil ifCINTAS!!
Vendemos cintas para toda marca de
maquinas de escribir en- cantidad.-
OJEDA BROS, S. Jose No. 6. Advt.
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Ell doctor Bocanegra Lopez,
San Francisco 81 (altos de la
Farmacia de BIanco), anuncia
que a partir de esta fecha am
pIiara sus horas de consuItas de
9 a II a. m. y de 2 a 5 p. m.
dias IaborabIes y de 10 a IL a. m.
dias festiVos.
Advt.
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TMGT ATEDD A Propietaria: /:
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CaJaIl1a B6d-
mud, Tanca 6. Telefono 800, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una de
las Principales Gales, cerca del Tren
Y del Teatro, frente los Muelles y
contiguo al Correo demas Edifcios
Federales. Buen trato. Servicio exec
lente. Sc admiten abonados a precios
m6dicos.
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Reparamos cajas registradoras,
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
RECRUITERS WILL
HELP ENTERTAIN
Plans for G. A. r. Encamp-
ment Progress Rapidly.

Mmbers of the United States army re-
cruiting detachment of Indiana will be
escorts of honor to the veterans of the
civil war who will come to Indianapolis
when the national encampment Of the
Grand Army of the Republic is held here
Sept 10 to rs.
The services of the recruiting detach-
rnent have been offered the executive
committee in charge of general arrange
ments in a letter from Maj. W. F. Har-
rell, in charge of the local station.
Maj. Harrell, in 4 letter to Wallace y.
Lee, chairman of the committee on in
formation, states that the entire detach-
ment in the state will regard it as a
privilege to assist in the reception and
entertainment Of the members of the e.
A. r. please call upon me for any ma
teriRl or property which you may need
and which the army can furnish he says.
Plans for the handling of the encamp-
ment are rapidly progressing and the To-
cal organization will be completed in sew
eraI days.
1t is believed that a. least 100000 per-
sons will come to Indianapolis for the
encampment, and thousands OF rooms viii
be needed in private homes.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Work for a
Home of Your Own
PREPARE FOR
Your Future Welfare
Do Not Miss
THIS BIG OPPORTUNITY

THIS magnificent addition located Lynhur drive of White
and south of Indianapolis Heights the Te TIaute Indian
apois line of the
midway
suburb butup school, church
from Lynhust drive the Dennston the and
from Minnesota the north Raymond the south 1t has rich
garden soil and only ride the electric line from the Ter
district
Take Tere indianapolis
the Terminal indianapolis
Heights
of Minnesota and Lynhurst
south drive
and Lynhurst drive
these beautiful lots When
will of dollar
will be a o $100.
NOTHING KEEP SHINE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
IO0%o Bonus Credit

win Re Given the First PAYMENT of SO Madc At
Time of Getting Within First Days and
500 BONUS CREDIT
upon the $40 paid time within first is
days or upon so much OF Guch $40 shall be paid
within such Is days in amounts OF $40 or over.
FOR EXAMPLE
81 down and a $40 payment at time OF getting pass
book or within days will give you credit OF S21.
81 down and SO payment az time OF getting pass
book or within first days and another $40 payment
within first 5 Is days will give you a credit Of $50.
81 down and a $40 payment at time of getting pass
book or within first days and $50 payment within
first 8 or 10 days will give you credit of s51.
81 down and a $40 payment time Of getting pass
book or within first days and $50 payment within
first s or is days will give you a credit of SOC.
81 down and a $40 payment at time of getting pass
book or within first days and $40 payment within
first 8 or Is days will give you credit Of ISL.
Above advance payments may be made at time
In $40 payments.
So SOL paid as above gives credit of $81
LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED AS CASH
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
TRUT IONA CAUSES HAPPY
STATE OF AFFAIRS WHEN
JUSTICE G|vESIT TRIAL

But all this was before Mr.. Justice
began taking Trutona. This wonderful
medicine seemed to help him from the
very start. He feels like a new man now.
lie never experiences the lumpy feeling
In his bowels any more, and the former
belching and heartburns are things of
the past. I've never seen a man eat like
he does. Ny husband will gladly rec
ommcnd Trutona to any one suffering as
he did,
Trutona's healthfuI action reaches
every portion Of the body, and per-
forms its work faithfully and efficient
ly. Trutona rabuilds diseased nerves
and tissues, creates a healthy appetite.
and aids in the assimilation and diges-
tion of the food.
Trutona is sold in Indiana polls at the
Hook chain of drug stores and at o. w.
Brooks drug store, Pennsylvania and
Ohio streets, and by all good druggists
ere.-Adyertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
REAL ESTATE
GOSSIP
By REALTOR
"AL" EVANS
"AL" EVANS

Tom Carson got a charlie horse" as
the result of the fat mans race.
When it comes to eating chicken and
watermelon no one has anything on For
rest Knight
Lafayette Perkins suggests-"It's q
darn7ysite better fore-site to buy home
Site
Boyd Tent&~--> proved in the ball
game that he st-lI has some speed when
1t comes to running.
Hen Bakemeyer showed more pep than
a number of the fellows who are younger
by several years.
Don't be discouraged if your advertis-
ing doesn't get quick results. Remem-
Der that Methuselah was 965 years old
before he made a reputation.
J. C. Price claims that he was the
legitimate winner of the fan mans race.
He claims that Carson is not in the
fat mans class.
If I had known just who was going
to win those contests I would have asked
Just exactly what they wanted In the
way of prizes. 1 did the best l could
under the circumstances.
If these girls who live in Washington,
D. c., and visit Cantwell here find out
that he goes picnicking with Louisville
girl he'll have a fight on his hands.
That was a sure nun one-sided ball
h. Had In ar
three innings the score would have been
about a tie.
If Mac had done as good in the way
Of prizes as his better half and boy,
there wouldn't have been much left for
the rest Of US.
This man must have been a realtor.
Ina Highbrow-Who is your favorite
author?
I seuum-The bird who writes on the
dotted line.
X R. D.
Here's a fellow you all know quite well.
He does things on a scale that is swell.
Last March at the smoker
He proved quite a joker
With doughnuts too numerous to tell.
Or Irvington homes he's a cat;
He's good natured, although he's not fat.
His thatch is quite thin,
Which I think is a sin,
Though you can't blame X. R. for that.
You will find that he acts on the square,
Though sometimes he is up in the air.
So take him all round
He is solid and sound;
Why, even his coloring is fair.
A S. NJ
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Do Not Delay

Don't let your friends and neighbors get ahead
of you. While you thinking hesitating
others are out securing their lots
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Junior G.. C.. Plans for
Band Concert in Fall

In accordance with action taken By the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce, the United
States Military band will be brought to
Indianapolis in October by the junior
chamber
Reports from the membership commit
tees OF the junior chamber show that
1Ss OF the 800 new members sought by
Sept. +, have been obtained during the
week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Two Women Injured
in Jump From Car

Two women were injured by jumping
from street cars at South and Meridian
streets last night, when they saw two
street cars about to collide.
Mary Porter, %, STAY Virginia avenue.
and Altha Porter, -, $50 Hosbrook
street, were both bruised.
Afford wilkins, lis North Senate ave
nue.. motorman on the Shelby street car
said the controller Of his car failed TO
work and that the car started to go
backward.
1t crashed into a Prospect street car
at Meridian street.
Just before the collision some person
opened the rear door Of the car and
yelled Jump"
The two women jumped from the car
and were injured
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Claim Child Is Held
for Payment of Debt
Special to The Times.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. July 31.-Henry
Paege and wife have asked Judge c. R.
Montgomery of the Superior court to
issue a writ Of habeas corpus compelling
Mr.. and Ms. Louis Kolskis TO surrender
to them their child.
The writ is returnable next Wednes-
day.
It is claimed by the plaintiffs that the
defendants are unlawfully holding the
child because Of an alleged debt which
the father owes to Kolskis.
It is charged the latter refuses to give
up the child until the debt is Cancelled.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Wife of Local Man Tells How Perfect
Tonic Helped Her Husband and Made
Things Pleasant Around Home.

A happy wife and a healthy husband,
is the pleasant state Of affairs that Tru-
tona has brought about, in at least one
Indianapolis home-that of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Justice, who live at 41S West Merrill
street. In the following statement. Mrs.
Justice, enthusiastically tells how the
Perfect Tonic benefited her husband.
Mr. Justice had been bothered with
Indigestion for several years." Mrs. JUS
tice says. Gas would form in his stom-
ach, and he'd sometimes experience a
lumpy feeling in his lower bowels. After
meals, he'd have heartburns, and would
often belch ur sour, disagreeable mat
ter. He'd become so bad at times, that
he'd have TO lay off from work for two
or three days."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Court Makes Woman
First to Lose Rights
Special to The Times.

GARY, Ind, July 31.-Disfranchise-
ment for ten years was included in tho
sentence imposed on Mrs. Cheney Thorn
ton by Judge Martin Smith of criminal
court at Crown Point Friday, making
the first time such a sentence has been
passed on a woman in Indiana
Mrs Thornton goes to the woman'S
prison at Indianapolis for from two to
fourteen years on a charge Of being an
accessory in . robbery case.
She is the wife of VIII Thornton, who
will be electrocuted at Michigan City
prison Nov. IL
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
GRAIN DROP JoLrs FARMERS.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. July 31.-Farm-
ers Of Hamilton and adjoining counties
were in a panic Friday when wheat took
a drop of 10 cents a bushel and was
quoted at the local elevators at from S2.23
to S219. a drop of 40 cents within 4
week. The decline in price and the car
shortage means eventually a still lower
price, elevator men say. Most Of the
country elevators are filed to their ca
pacity.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
TIME TABLE

Terrs Hsute Indianapolis Eastern Traction Co.
(Ben Davis Electric Line)
e..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Do You Rent?

How long you going to continue to pay remit
Has your rent been raisedH How many times have
you paid your landlord for the house you live in
Who owns it now2 Could you borrow any money
on the rent you have paid2 Could you buy with it
a shingle for your own home9 Isn't it about time
to begin to work for home of our ownY The pur-
chase of a lot is the first step.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-31
Be a land Owner

Own your own home. Be fullgrown American
citizen. The influential citizens in any community
are all property owners. When you get your lot
and get 1t paid for you will be that much nearer
a home of your own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
WILL SETTLE FATE
OF SULTANS [ AND

33eont!nmed From First PaEc.)
ieino conference or European Pre-
miers and field marshals will assem-
DC tomorrow, with the United States
AS mere looker-on.
Ambassador Johnson has gone from
Rome to Vienna. but no Is present
without credentials TO the confer
ence. anu will doubtless repor. from
day to day tho results of the confer
encc as made public by its members.
O"iciaia have been advised that the
actions OF the prcmicrs within tho
past ten days show In advance these
;h:ugs:
First. That. under the Euisc OF
League OF nations. Great Britain.
France and italy Will revert to the
oid-time policy of making the war
settlements of territory and princi-
Piles on the theory OF the balance Of
power.
Second. That there will be formal
notification TO the United States OF
the decisions of tho council. and this
VIII allow the President To file pro-
tests or combinations, the protests
TO be valuable only in tho ovent that
the United States ever.,bccomes 4
member OF the lcasue OF nations
Third. That the three big DOW
crs already have decided on what
they Will do about Turkey. the Adri-
attic. Germany. Russia and Poland,
and arc now merely 10 rat!.y their
policies at tho conference.
Fourth Tha; tho Frontiers are
to ratify principally territorial ques-
tons. the economic questions of mo-
ment. having been left to tho reparn-
tons commission, on which the
United States Is not represented
The work of the commission Is to
begin on May -. and the United
States has been so notified"
1t is stated here that the recent
agreement between France and Eng
land on the German Ruhr district,
matter commits France to any poll
icy agreed upon At the San RENO
conference.
What IS expected TO como out OF
the conference is an adoption OF the
report of the Juyo-Slav Italian COM
mission giving Italy Flumc and
Jugo- Slavln Scutari: the recognition
OF the republic OF Armenia. with
better port facilities than nrst pro-
posed; the e retention OF tho Sultan
at CorstantlnoTle, and tho admission
OF Russia as one of the powers for
The tadh,tnistration of the Darda-
nelles; the recognition OF Frances
paramount interest along the Eastern
MEDITERRANEAN and in Asia Minor out
aide of Armenia; and the retention of
an allied military and naval force In
and near Corstantinople to force
Turkey TO carry out tho British
French Italian policies in the whole
OF the Turkish domiG:ons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
MURDER THROWS
CHURCH INTO PANIC

''NNl !Nuru FROM FIRST PagcD
didn't know Irr. Markoc. As soon as
had killed him ! wished ] had fred
the shot into my own head
Prominent People nt Service.
Among the prominent persons OF
81 Georges congregation who saw
~. Markoo murdered were Mr.. ana
Mrs. George W. Wickcrsham. Louis
stern, II. Fulton Cutting. Mon,eom-
cry Jones, Theodore II. Price, Horny
Monroe ana others.
or the mans appearance imme-
d!ately after the shooting. Mrs. T..
Livingston Hunt said tonight:
Il was on my feet the instant the
slayer fred his first shot and came
race 10 face with him as he tried to
set away. His face bore all the
marks OF madman and do not be-
ieNc that he had any real motive in
Killing Or. Markoe.
Il had never Becn him before. Tho
whole thing happened so quickly Tint
We could hardly grasp a realization
o. the crime. am. OF course, glad
the murderer was caueht and ] take
II Tor granted that the awful death
o! DR.. Markoe Will be avenged In the
que processes OF law" =
me assassin after hours OF grill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
FARM LABOR SCARCITY
MAY RESULT IN ! FAMINE
Alarming Reports OF Decreased
Food Production, Made by
tBy Universal Scrvlce.l

WASHINGTON, .pril lS.-Alarm.
Ing reports of decreased food produce
ton. due TO scarcity OF farm labor
have been made by Senators and
members OF the, House who have re
Gently returned TO the capital rho
reports have been sent 10 Secrc,arv
Meredith. OF tho Department Of Acri-
culture.
Senator Ellison u. Smith. OF South
carolina. who IL just back from trim
through tho South. predicts that thcl
country Will soon be face to faced
with the most serious food famine ,,l
history Thousands and thousands od
acres hitherto given over to tho nro
duction of foodstuffs arc lying Id,cI
and unfurrowcI In tho States hs]
visited.
Similar reports have been madd
by Senator Capper. OF Kansas. and
Senator's from others OF the rrea1
States.
Senator Smith declares that wb,,,l
the amount OF farm labor last wear
was 81 per cent OF the normal. thl.I
year II Is only 72 per cent OF normal
ana is or an age and character which
are not conducive to tho highest pro-
duct!v!ty
The only remedy. in Senator S,nith.,|
opinion. is for the manufacturers Of
articles not classed as necessities I'd
suspend operations Cor n time and
permit the laSor to go back to IN \
farms. He has found tina. out of md
thousands of farm boys who wen
Into The military service during Ind
war ONLY small percentage havd
gone back TO AGRICULTURAL labor: Ind
bulk OF them have round In the citJc,
work which is more attractive and
more remumcrativc. If work OF th,J
h!nd could he dropped FOR shor
period. Senator Smith believes tina
many Of tho farm boys would ed
back to the country.
Senator Smith Intends TO address,
The Senate on the subject some da
this week.