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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
MISS EDEN 10
 BE ELKS' GUEST

T have had to make out some tongue-twisting names in different cities I have visited. but from the names of some of the people who put questions to me tonight, I'd say Bridgeport has the most cosmopoli- tan population of any city in the country"
 This statement was made by Miss Hope Eden, young woman aviatrice. appearing with Prescott in a mind reading act at Polls this week. Among the names which Miss Eden had to get the spirits to help her -r'-zle out at Hast nights performance were those of Stanislaw Tracykowski and Bronis- law Szwankowski.
 Miss Eden. with her partner. FTes- <cott, who is an ELK, will be guests of Bridgeport lodge, No. 36. B. P. O. E9i1s, at the Eslks' Home, State street, Thurs day night, and will read the minds of the local Abrothers."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
CURED HIS
 RHEUMATISM! !

Tam eishty-threeyears old and doctored for rheumatism ever since came. out of the army, over 50 years ago. Like many others, I spent money freely for so-cai1ed cures and have read about Uric Acid' until I could almost taste it. I could not sleep nights or walk without pain; my hands were so sore and stiff l could not hold a pen. But now I am again in active business and can walk with ease or write all day with comfort Friends are surprised at the change" Y ou might just as well attempt to put out a fire with oil try to get rid of your rheumatism, neuritis and like
 complaints by taking treatment sup posed to drive Uric Acid out of your blood and body. It took Mr. Ashel- man fifty years to find out the truth
 He learned how to get rid of the true
 cause of his rheumatism, other dis l. orders, and recover his strength from
 '-The Inner Mysteries" now being dis : tributed free by an authority who de- . voted over twenty years to the scien- tific study of this trouble. If any reader of The Times and Farmer
 wishes The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism" overlooked by doctors and scientists for centuries past, sim i ply send a post card or letter to H. P. Clearwater, No. 699-C Street, HaIlo- ] well, Maine Send now, lest you for
 get! If not sufferer, cut out this | notice and hand this good news and
 opportunity to some afflicted friend.
 All who send will receive it by return
 mail without any charge whatever
 Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage licenses were recently issued at the Bureau of Vital Statistics: James Stoves, 127 Lewis street and Florence Jones, 73 EngleWood avenue; Alexander Dan giella, 39,2 Lafayette street and EIiz- abeth Gaurinaities, same address; Joseph Seims, Stratford and Nicholine Bruce, 116 Marion street; John Jones, 109 Rows1ey street and MatiloA Smith, Wallingford; Walter Holmer, 169 Fifth street and Anna Upperman, 263 Brooks street; Earle Pierce, Bos- ton, and Florence Meek, 235 Ann St. !; John McCutcheon, 55 Ann street and Helen Smith, 392 East Main street; Paul Wooster, 24 Park street and Su- san Anderson, 2125 Main street; Ber- nard Reich. 1907 Central avenue and Mary keane, Newtown; Clifton -Bixby, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Lillian Hunt, .103 Wells street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
PLAZA,

Alice Joyce scores a big hit in her latest super special, Dollars and the Woman which is the feature picture now being shown at the Plaza thea tre. It is an ideal story written by Albert Payson Terhune and keeps in teresting throughout the entire six reels. An able cast supports her.
 "On the Ragged Edge proved
 quite a novelty yesterday and they
 were applauded greatly. The skit
 was written by Frances Nordstrom. former leading lady of our local stock company. Durham and O'Malley, with bits of musical diversion, went big. They have material that is en- | tirely new and they delivered it in a faultles5 manner. O'Connor and 1 Reyes, setting the style in song and 1 step, received good reward. Jess I and Dell, with a singing, talking and mannikin novelty, were hit. Ed l die Polo, in his million dollar chap ter play, ttThe Vanishing Dagger is l very interesting. International | News shaped off in 1ikable manner | a good show.
 | For Thursday, the announcement is made of the booking of Mary Miles | Winters best Realart drama, "Jenny Be Good.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
CANNOT COMPEL MANUFACTURE. AND
 SALE OF GAS

Hartford, June 29-Asserting that it is not practical to expect or to com pei even a utility company to supply service to the public at continuing, positive and absolute loss, the public utilities commission, in an opinion made public yesterday, denied the petition, filed May 2S by eighty-six residents of New Hartford asking for an order requiring Harry W. Walker, Bridgeport ice magnate to continue the manufacture, distribution and sale of gas in New Hartford, where he is the owner of the only gas plant in town. MT. Walker announced early in May he would discontinue the gas service after July l.
 In denying the petition the public utilities commission recommended that MT. Walker submit in writing the best proposition he can make with a view to continuance of service, and that, pending negotiations there on. gas be supplied to New Hartford customers for further period of at least sixty days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
ELECT CRoNAN DELEGATE

At a meeting attended by l2U local policemen yesterday afternoon, Cap tain Edward O. Cronan, former chief of the Detective bureau, who will be retired July Is was unanimously elected first delegate. to represent the Bridgeport department at the annual state police convention which will be held in New Haven, July 22.
 Other delegates elected were: Lieu tenant Patrick Flannigan, who will become head of the department July 15, Sergeant Dennis Kehoe, Sergeant James Burns, Sergeant Edward " Cassidy, Patrolmen Daniel Crowley, Edward H. Jones, Samuel Gregory, John A. Orien, Charles Fitzgerald and Patrick F. Roland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
I'm The Theatres
POLI'S. lReYieW.l

Hope Eden, a "wee' bit of girl, fascinating, winsome, great flyer of racing aeroplanes and wonderful mind reader who really reads your mind and many othes things thrown in for good measure. At Polls thea tre yesterday matinee and also at the night performances she captivated record breaking audiences. This little lady has a real asset, personality, and she just bubbled with this necessary requisite.
 A viit to see Hope Eden at Polls picture part of the program shows '"The Deep Purple" by Paul Arm strong and Wilson Mizner and is even better than when seen as a stage play. On the screen it adapts itself to the extent that it brings the characters and situations out most prominently. There are some very spectacular scenes in this picture. one of which shows a cabaret in which Bird Mill man, celebrated wire walker. who does some thrilling stunts. R. A. Walsh is the director with cast of such notables as Helen Ware, Miriam Cooper, Wm. B. Mack. w. J. Fergu- son and others Pathe News shows another new view of Mrs. George Mara at San Francisco. The balance of the bill is composed of Jack Inglis, a nut comedian; Langford and Fred ericks in a comedy playlet that dis played real class; Austin and Me Cornell in a cycle act, and Ell C1eve, without a doubt, the greatest of all xlyphonis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
MAINE OBSERVES CENTENARY.

Portland, Maine, June 29.-A sa- lute of one hundred guns, ringing of bells and blowing Of whistles. ushered in yesterdays celebration of Maines centenary. TAe conSoli- dated bands of the state and mem bers of the centennial chorus of two thousand led by Professor William R. Chapman, founder of 4he annual Maine music festivals, matched under an evergreen arch of welcome At City Hall, the Maine Centennial March, written by Professor Chap man, was sung.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
CROPS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE.

St. Paul, Minn-, June 29-Crops in Minnesota are reported in excellent condition, a. recent. survey by Min neapolis and St Paul newspapers de- claring the grain crop tthe best in years" In some sections small grains and potatoes have suffered from unusually heavy rains, but the generally favorable condition offset these minor losses. The potato crop was especially affected.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
New Chemical Kills Bed Bugs
 P. D. o.

P. D. @. Pesky Devils Quietus> is tho name l;s of a neT golden iolored chemical the worst infested house of bedbugs. reaches. fleas. ants and their eggs. They them with P. D. Q. A 35c package Of P. D. Q. makes a quart of strong bug the old fashioned dangerous dope. P. D. o. coats and kills their eggs and prevents hatching- FREE patent spout in every hard-to- -get-at-places and saves juice.
 P. D.Q. for family use 35c. Special Hospital and Hotel size S2- 50 makes 5 gallons, contains spouts-your druggist can supply you, or sent prepaid to your address either size on receipt of price by the Owl Chemical Co.,, Terre Haute, Ind. P. D. o. is never peddled-
 Sold by Hind1e's Drug Store, Harti gan Drug Stores and other 1eadin. dru1uistS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
HUNGARIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS

Vienna, June 29.-The Hungarian ministry has resigned, according to a telephone despatch from Budapest. It is reported that Count Albert Ap- ponyi, former premier, is head of a new coalition government
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29
Beach Dresses and Suits of latest fashion and colors
Of Surf Satin

Comfortable <Enon-cling' satin dresses cut in either round, square or V neck. Rich silk pipings add the necessary colors. Good values. $3.95 to- $1O.95.
 Of Taffeta
 Fancy dresses for bathing made of either taffeta or real satin. Smart little belts of leather or silk. Pretty styles. $22.50 and $25.OO.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19

paiIy Courier. "a bod month.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19
VIOLA DANA NrERpRETs
MYRTLE nEED ROMANCE

Flower Of the Dusk. the charm.
ina romantic play adapted from the
novel Of the noted authorizes. Myrtle
Reed. will be- the feature tonight al
the Onyx theatcr, with The charm.
ing little star. Viola Dana. a. the
heroine.
The story shows The beautiful
love a young girl has for her nlini
father whose flower Of the iusl
she Is. 10 keep him In ignorance
OF their poverty she does fine nrcdlc.
work and so supplies him with tn
many little Injuries tn which a. las
always been accusiomcd 70 what
lengths The devotion Of this liili,
lame girl gocs In her love ani sar.
rificc for her beloved father ard Of
his lasting love for his dead wife.
the charming play shows with pow
crful intensity.
Then comes the fragrant romance
Of the young lovers brought APP 10.
Fcthcr from childhood hui only
gradually realizing the great 10y,
that Is dawninr for them. The slofy
j. n Of heart compelling nathos
but h. ai the same time, fun %;
dramatic intensity for which tiir pen
Of Myrtle Reed u famous. Tac eusl
Of players supporting Miss Dana J.
d noted one and Includes such names
as Guy Coomhs, Howard Hall. zach
MCGOWAN, Alice Martin. Bliss Nil
ford, Margaret Nevada. Augustus
Phillips. Eleanor Hickman, charlie,
sutton. Maggie Brcyrr and llrs. T.
Ford.
John n. Collins. who directed Me,
Dana In BLUE Jeans" and man,
Of her celebrated s~ucecsse-. - re-
sponsihlc for the scenario and dIec
ton Of This newest Dana triumph
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19

Nalye-Say. Joe. what makes M,
hest contact POINTS,
Valve spring-My girls lips, o.
course.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19

Nerve-Emma, I notice that Mr..
Bailey, former company clerk for
company A, has been discharged
from the seryiec. Is he going Ia
reupg
The Owl-Well. he'll have 90 II be
keeps ON browning with that brown
I saw him with last evening.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19
IHis SOLDIER DREW
An UNIICkl NUMBER

DOVER Ohio. July 49, Despite
the fact that he drew No. i3i3ia, de-.
clared by s%uperstiti0us IN be- the I'm.
luckiest possible, Orlando T. Me.
Gaffin saw service nm six fronts, in.
GLIDING chateau.Thierry. the Cham.
pagnc and Argonne, aud be- came
through without a scratch. tie he.
came ~, however. and was sent
home several months ahead Of his
division.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19

Does the baby take after your
lmshandY asked Mrs. Smith.
Yes. indeed We have taken his
bottle away from him, and the other
day the little darling tried 10 creep
down the cellar steps. chicago
Daily News.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19
NOTICE,

You are invited to attend tho re-.
hearsals af the Elits Iazyerr slails
from I y. m ill = y. M. ut the
Columbus theater. The Elite Jazzers
will display their talents al "A dance
Ia boz given Friday, July -. at the
khaki Ohm.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19

Moore of the Columbus theater
orchestra called to have some
tickets printed for a dance 10 be-
given here by the Elite layxers,
Friday, July %. He states that the
music to he played nj this dance has
never been heard before In Column.
bus. Must be- something good he has
mp his sleeve.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19

Mrs. Fluhdub l. mad al the
plunkville Palladium"
Didn't the paper mention that she
was 'at home last week.
Yes, but they didn't put a scare
head on it."-Louisvillc Courier
Journal.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19
STAND orr VI PAsO NOW

People who wear starcheh collars
Fan now have them iruned la the
most up 10 dato manner by sending
Them 10 the Columbus steam Laun.
dry, phone %. A new collar machine
has been added 10 the equipment.
making This concern not only The
largest hut one Of the best laundries
IN The state. The payroll OF the
laundry last week was S526. and II II
approximately the same every week.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-19
Gasoline


Ny Dcah J. Ham lalias June Ham.
john ~:
! notice that You came back nj
me with a weak punch In Saturday
evenings Courier after I had handed
you M IN the solar pleux that put
you out for The count Of seven .one
week. but | must admit that y0u
came hack. Yes. vi did the cat
Better watch your step. for the last
WAS landed with my right. aud I
carry a wnllop like the kick of a
"ynller mule IN that left.
Now. to come back Ia the subject
of our argument. The Texas Tom
mic. must say that you. ~ a
loyal subject Of the divided rrpnb
lic NJ Texas. have won the admira
lion NJ n Of your countrymeu. Mr..
A. Lonrhorn. a resident NJ Chiticr.
ling switch. Texas.
Mr.. Ham twriier). In efforts 10.
explain Ia ynu The meaning ~ The
letter a. I will try 10 be- a. empty
headed as possible without having
io Tie weights 10 my feet Ia keep
myself from floating away In thin
air. The letter "A" does not stand
for ("as you put IT, Antehellum. or
Asieroid. hut h the first letter Of
the word TAhle." No. not Abel the
fellow Cain bumped of. lust plain
old everyday Able.
You say that YOU can forcsee that
am going la make old "Shaky
Spear III up and take notice. ran
say that such a gift Is your fortune
Ia forcsee things. Why. Mr.. kniffn
would have put YOU on easy street
had you foreseen oil IN the Valley
well. Mud a. YOU say the Tommies
are forced Ia Shimmie In Texas on
account of the many climes IT yaur
fair land. IN rave 10 try aud poet a
little poetry there:
Your land Is fair I do declare.
Sorry la say I've never been there.
but " | were the devil and owned
Texas n well
I'D rent Texas out. and live In b.
And surprising that you. Of all per.
sous, have last many a good hat. all
because Of the rude actions of d
Iommie well. there was nothing
under those hats Ia induce them Ia
remain ON your knob The best
remedy ! a suggest Is that you
call al the camp garage and borrow
our electric drill. and We will give
you a few bolts aud nuts. then you
can bolt your hat To your head. for
We notice that all efforts 10 Undue,
wood screws tn enter the depths of
your knowledge have failed.
Remember that " Uncle Samm,
viii ever issue us passports Ia visit
foreign countries, III get one Ia visit
Texas.
Yours truly,
MIR. A CONNECTING non.
Nalye-Say. Joe. what makes M,
best contact POINTS,
Valve spring-My girls lips, o.
course.
Nervc-Emma. | notice that Mr.
Bailey, former company clerk FOL
/. company A. has been discharge,
irom the seryice. Is he going 4
reupg
The Owl-Well, he'll have 90 IL h,
keeps on browning with that hrowI
saw him with last evening
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-01
IMPoRTANTEs REsoLUcIoNEs
DEL TRIBUNAL SUPREME

Antonio r. Barcel6 VS.. Jose Agustin
-Diaz, cobro de servicios PROFESSIONALS.
Sc suspendio la vista del case hasta
nuevo sefialamiento.
Manuel Lopez VS.. Tribunal de Dis
trito do San Juan, secci6n segunda,
'certiorary''. Sc declare no ha lugar
a expedir Ell auto.
Manuel Duefio VS.. Fannie Duefio, di
vorcio. Sc concedi6 a La demandada
una prorroga de 40 dias para rad1car
su alegato.
octavio Jordan Miranda VS. Emilio
Rodriguez, injunction. Sc tuvo por
desistido al demandado apeiante de La
apelacion interpuesta contra la orden
del Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo,
conced1endo un injunction" prelimi-
mar.
Gaspar Hernandez, acometimiento v
agresi6 grave. Sc confrmo la senten-
cia apelada del Tribunal de Distrito
de San Juan, seccion segunda.
Ramon Miranda VS.. Registrador de
La Propiedad de San Juan, seccion pr1
mera, recurso gobernativo. Sc confr-
mo la nota recurrida del Registrador
de La Propiedad de San Juan, secci6n
primera por el primero de sus funda-
mentos.
Luis Freyre Barbosa VS.. Succession de
Antonio sevillano, cobro de honora-
rios. Sc confrm6 la sentencia apeIada
del Tribunal de Distrito de San Juan,
seccion primera.
Rafael Padr6 Pares VS.. otilio Perez
y otros, clmplmiento de contrato. Sc
confirm6 la resolucion apelada del Tri-
bunal de Distrito de San, Juan, secci6n
primera.
Mpria Antonia Tricochel VS., Julio
Mercado y otros, nulidad y otros ex-
tremos. Sc confrm6 la ssntencia ape.
lada del Tribunal de Distrito de Pom
ce. .ser
Jose olavarria VS.. "The Porto Ri.
co Railway Light and Power Co..,
dafios y perjuicios. Sc confrm6 la sem
tencia apedada del Tribunal de Distri-
to de San Juan, seccion prinera.
Daniel Buonon Lopez VS.. Succession
de Manuel Juncos Soils, reivindicaci6n.
Sc revoc6 La sentencia apelada del Tri
bnnal de Distrito de Humacao, Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-01
EI arzObiSDO de StO.
Domingo ira a Roma

En- el vapor Marina , lego ell jjueves
de Santo Domingo ell Arzobispo de
aquella Di6cesis, limo. Monsefior Adol-
70 A. Nouel, quien SO halla instalado en-
Ell Palacio del obispado
Un reporter de Ell MUNDo visit6
al distinguido prelado aver tarde...
--Monsehor, IA que debemos la suerte
de tenerle entire nosotros?
-Voy de viaje para Roma. Mi in
tencion es esperar aqui La negada del
Leon XIII, que arribara mafiana o
pasado.
En- este barco pienso ir directamente
hasta Cadiz Barcelona, desde donde
partire enseguida hacia Roma.
-GPodriamos saber cual es ell obje-
to de su vista a la ciudad Eterna?. !.
NO tengo Inconvenience:
Nosotros, los obispos, al prestar ju-
ramento ell dia de nuestra consagra-
cion episcopal, contraemos ell deber de
visitar, periodicamente, en- Roma, la
tSlmba sagrada de los ap6stoles San Pc
dro Y San Pablo, ofrecerle ell testi-
monio de nuestra adhesion y nuestra
fe.
~ quien lie sustituye a I'd. en- su
puesto de Santo Domingo, mien;ras du-
re su ausencia?
Me sustituira ell Vicario General,
Ar. D. Luis A. de Mena, Can6nigo de
aquella Santa Iglesia Catedral
Yo creo regresar pronto de mi viaje,
en- cuanto cumpla mi mission alli. Me
da pena estar mucho tempo fuera de
santo Domingo.
-SEs I'd. dominicano7
--Si senior, dominicano. Mis- padres
10 eran tambien.... Yo desciendo de
franceses y espanoles.
-Por suerte nosotros iguall..
-Tengo entendido que I'D. ha visi-
tado Puerto Rico varias veces.
GVisitado2... He yivido aqui algdn
tempo. En- San German fui discipulo
de don Jose Il. Bobadilla, quien en-
aquel entonces tenia ALI un Colegio...
Y Ell sacerdote, evocando ell lejanc
recuerdo sonri6 con toda su cara We
nerable, que infunde respetO Y confan.
"a al mismo tempo.
Luego, nos despedimos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-01
CAMARA DE
DELEGADOS

No hubo session nj por la maiiana nj
por la tarde, por falta de quorum
No obstante haberse citado los Re
presentantes ausentes, para las de Ia
tarde, desde esta hora, por no haber
concurrido, Sc esper6 por La presidencia
hasta las para lamar al orden.
Pasada Ista por ell secretario res
pondieron los siguientes Representa-
ses:
Figueroa, Guerra, Ginorio, Hernaiz,
Penedo, Rodriguez, Cancio,, Romani,
Rossy, Sanchez, Texidor, Fulla y al
Presidente sefior Huyke.
Como SO we, solo concurrieron IL Re
presentantes y no pudo celebrar session
la Camara por falta de QUORUM, dis
poniendose por los presentes que
por el Sargento de Armas SO pu-
sierra en- practica todas las faculta-
des y la autoridad que le con-
fiere Ell Reglamento para hacer concu-
rrir los ausentes a la session que Sc
habia de celebrar hoy las 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-01
UN HALLAzGo INTERESANTE EN-
UNA CUEvA DE MoRovIS

FL sehor Fusen, dc Morovis, ha lleva.
do al Departamento de Agriculture y
Trabajo un craneo vsrias vertebras
de un animal fossil muy bien conserva-
do, que halo dentro de una cueva de
su propiedad en- Morovis
Este craneo ha sido estudiado deteni
damente y resulta ser ell de un mani
fero del orden de los 'Desdentados
del cual no hay especies vivientes en-
Puerto Rico.
FL hallazgo es de suma importancia
para el estudio de la geologic hist6ri-
ca de Puerto Rico; y, probablemente la
existencia de estas especies, extintas
en- la islas ha de dar lugar a deduccio-
nes interesantes.
Ell Ateneo debiera escoger tan buer
asunto para una de sus conferencias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-01
DE BASE BALL

eEsta tarde Sc reanudara La lucha ba
sebolera que vienen sosteniendo cubi-
ches boricuas.
''Fisk Cord y Cuban Stars son
los encargados de llenar el STAND es-
ia tarde.
En- la mahana tarde del domingo
hdiaran en- los terrenos de la Liga los
gigantes de Pompez v los leones del
sun. veremos 81 esta vez Ell Ponce
tremola la bandera de la victoria, de-
fendida siempre con tes6n y, valentia.
He aqui las murallas de granite
que sostendran esta tarde el empuje
de los cubanos: pitcher, Farbelle;
catcher, Soler; primera, victoTiano; SO
gunda, Guilfuchi; tercera, Gallego; S.
s. Thompson; R. F., Brown; c. F.,
Guzman y L. F. juicy.
-Segin noticias que nos uegan del
cdamante ntpyorquino, los ''giants"
no han salido muy bien nbrados en-
los primeros. encuentros de Ia tempo
rada. En- Ell primer encuentro efectua-
do el microbes IS de abril Ell Boston
obtuvo la victoHia contta ell New
York" con Tin score de 8.
En- Ell segundo juego voIvieron los
giants .sufrir otra derrota, con la
anotacion siguiente: Boston / New
York 0.
al primer juegO acudieron 80 mil per
sonas al segundo ciuco mil.
MoNsANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-01
SENADO
LA SESSION DE AVER TARDE EN-
Ell SENADo

A las 5 la Sc abri6 la session Asiste
suficiente nGmero de senadores
Sc leyeron varias peticiones de la is
La sobre diversos asuntos.
Sc puso discussion ell proyecto del
tSenado No. 2. por los sefiores Sein Y
.susoni para facultar al Comisionado de
sanidad de Puerto Rico para organizar
uI negociado especial de uncinariasis:
disponiendo 10 necesario para ell soste-
nimiento del mismo, v para otros fines,
81 que pas6 para su estudio al Comite
de Sanidad.
Fu6 aprobado en- "a. lectura ell pro-
yecto del Senado No. z del Sr. BARGE
10, para enmendar los articulos 6, 7 y
8 de la Ley nGmero 10 de Indemniza-
clones Obreros, aprobada en- 25 de fe-
brero de 1918, y enmendada en- JUNO
19 de 1919.
Ell debate originate con La discussion
de dicho sproyecto dur6 mas de una ho-
ra, suspendiendose la session despu6s de
Las siete.