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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
Ha IIegadO a San Juan
un prOmlDents americana
[ lcontinda en IA DARina 6a.l

4 =
En- Ell vapor ~San Juan lego
aver Mr.. David o. Watkins, pre-
sidente del Farmer and Mecha-
nical National Bank, de New
Jersey, Y prominente abogado y
polftico de aquel Estado.
Mr.. Watkins es uno de los aho-
gados de. mas prestigio que ejet-
cen ante los tribunales del Norte,
v fue durante mucho tempo, pre-
sidente de la Camara Legislative
de New Jersey y Gobernador del
mismo Estado.
Mr.. Watkins goza de gran pres
tigio EN- los Estados Unidos y es
considerable como uno de los poll
ticos V economistas mas capaces
de la Republca.
Esta no es la pri1nera veg que
viene a Puerto Rico, pues hace
algunos amos nos visit6, perma-
neciendo aquf alg1n tempo.
AL muelle fui a recibirlo el es-
timadfsimo joven don Horacio
Cordero, quien 10 dejo instalado
en- ell "Hotel Palace
Ell senior Watkins Sc propone vi
star la Isla Y estara aquf una lar
ga temporada.
Nos completeness en- saludarle
Y en- desearle grata permanencia
en- el pals. -. ii
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITO
ss,s-, II EeCci0n Primera


Jesls Mari Boada VS.. ''El Ban
co Popular de Economics y Pres
tamosi', por devoluci6n de can
tidads Ell Tribunal desestim6 la
apelacion establecida por el de-
mandante Ell este case.
Cristino Davila VS.. Providencia
Vazquez, por divorcio. Sc declare
con lugar la demanda y Sc lie i'm
pusierOn las costas al demandadO.
Elogio Jim6nez VS. "The Spe-
cialty Shop for Autos' y otro,
por blrceria. Sc lie concedieron al
demandado tres dfas para presen-
tar memorandum.
Josefa Santiago VS.. j. Asunci6n
Serrano, por divorcio; Victoriano
Ramos VS.. Nicolasa Fernandez ;
Norberta Colon VS.. Angel Dennis,
por divorcio. Sc le concedi0 ca
da uno de los demandantes ell be-
neficio de pobreza para litigar EN-
eStos casos.
Sues. de L. Villamil y Co. VS..
Ernesto Lopez Dlaz y otros, por
cobro de dinero. Sc decret0 ell
embargo de bienes de los deman-
dados a cubrir $1,000, previa
fianza por $500.
Eladia Martinez. exparte, por
declaratoria Gle herederos. Sc de-
clararon 1nicOs y universities he
rederos de Mauricio Martinez a
sus hijos legftimos Francisco y
Pedro Martinez; sus hijos natu-
rales reconocidos Claudio y Jose
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
Senior Director
de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, p. R.

En- San Juan, Puerta de TERRA y
Santurce, algunos transgresores de la
ley, bnrlandose de la policia, han or
ganizado una serie de ''pooles' hfpi-
cos, con los nombres de eel Van
guardia' que esta en- la parada III;
el VerdGn's, en- Puerta de Tierra, y
el Mirabal', en- San Juan.
Estos individuos violan la ley es-
paldas de la policfa, perjudicando, las
personals honradas.
&No podria la p6licfa peraeguirlos9
F. A. @.
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g. a.; 2;flfiiBufialG,A|]

Martinez Cruz y a la viuda Ell La
quota usufructuaria que le conce-
de la ley.
Balbino Pitre VS.. Margarita Es-
trella, por desahucio, Sc senal6
este case para el dfa 27.
Jose Martinez Llonfn VS.. RAMON
Martinez Reyes, por desahucio. Sc
declare desierto ell recurso de ape
laci6n entablada por el deman-
dante.
Eduardo Moreno y otra VS.. The
Legrand Laboratories Corpora
ton; por rescici6n de contrato.
Sc concedi6 permiso a los deman-
dantes para ejecutar la seneen III
Ell este case.
Candido Fernandez VS.. Sin Sn
Pescay Y otro, por rescicion de
contrato. Sc concedieron al de-
mandante una pr6rraga de trein-
ia dias para presentar Ia exposi-
ci0n del case.
Finlay Weymouth and Lee"
VS.. Institute Universitario de Jo-
Sc de Diego, por cobro de dine
70. Sc orden6 al Secretario expi-
da emplazamiento adicionales ell
este case.
Miguel Martinez VS. Juan Pi-
nero, por reconocimiento de hijo
natural. Sc orden6 que la deman
dada sea citada por medic de
edictos.
Martin Cruz VS.. Alberto Bias
cochea, por danos y perjuicios. Sc
two al demadante por desistido
de la acci0n en este case.
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SenadO dc Puerto RiCO::-
La session do aver

Una docena de Senadores asis-
tierOn.
Por unanimidad quedaron apro-
bados los nombramientos siguien-
tes:-
Para Juez del Tribunal de Dis
trito de Arecibo, Enrique Llore-
da; miembro de la Junta de Re-
vision Igualamiento, Arturo
Bravo.
Ley6se una communication del
MARSHALL del Tribunal munich
pal de Guayama, pidiendo al Se-
nado que el Senador Sr. Iglesias
comparezca ante aquel tribunal,
como testigo de descargo en- un
asunto criminal.
Ell Senado acord6 dejar la comu
nicaci6n sobre la mesa para dis
cutirla EN- la pr6xina session.
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A MR.. GROGAN, DIRECTOR DEL
CENSO
Senor:

Senior:
Los abajos firmantes desempena-
mos los puestos de enumeradores del
Censo en- este distrito, a satisfaction
del senior Negr6n Flores, de quien re-
cibimos frases de alta loa por la pre-
mura con que rendimos nuestra la
Dor. Por el interes que habfa de ter
minar antes de un mes ell trabaio,
creimos tambien que nuestros haberes
serian satisfechos inmediatamente.
No ha resultado asf, pues tenemos
entendido que Sc quiere dar tempo
al tempo, para de ese modo mante
ner en- sus puestos al personal de la
Ofcina Central, de suerte que este 81;
ga cobrando sendos cheques.
Tai proceder, que juzgamos COM
pletamente injustificado, nos perjudi-
ca notablemente. Somos pobres me-
cesitamos ese dinero para viyir.
Esperamos de usted sirva ordenar
a la mayor brevedad possible que Sc
hos paguen nuestros sueldos,
Quedamos de usted alto. S. s.,
Jose H. Vega y M. Gogtia, en- nom
bre y representation de los enumera-
dores de Rio Piedras.
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UNA AcLARAcIoN.

En- las notas de Humacao que
public6 Ell MUNDO, references
los juicios que hay pendientes
por jurado en- aquel Tribunal, y
dIonde dice Sc eta a las siguien-
tes personas debe de decir Sc
eta a los siguientes jurados que
fue 10 que quiso deeir nuestro CO.
rresponsal, seglin telegrama que
recibimos aver.
Valga la aclaraci6n.
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La VELADA
EN- Ell TEATRO

Defnitivamente Sc ha fjado la no.
che del martes para celebrar la velada
que a benefcio del "Asilo de Nifios
Desamparados' organizan distinguidas
damas de esta sociedad.
Los n1meros que componen Ell progra
ma son muy interesantes, sobresalien-
do un bellisimo cuadro vivo, represent
-tado por diez ocho encantadoras Sc
fioritas. Y Palma, que ha sido tan aplau
dido en- los principales eentros artfs-
ticos del mundo, hara las delicias de
la concurrencia ejecutando atrayentes
n1meros de violin.
La venta de localidades para esta
fiesta de arte y de caridad, contin1a
con gran exito, 10 que hace presumir
que ell teatro Sc llenara de genie la
noche del martes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-18
A. RAMOS GONZALEZ.
Mayaguez le de febrero.- :
Senior Director
de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.

He lefdo una aclaraci6n hecha por
don Cayetano Coll Toste, refrien-
dose al nacimiento del gran educador
Hostos. Deseo conste que 81 la fecha
que yo di es erronea, fue porque con-
fe en- la cita que hace el escritor Fer
nandez Juncos en- la biograffa de Hos
tos, pagina III de su "Antologis Por
torriquefia', que dice: "Naci6 en- un
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PoR AGREDrR UNA MUJER.

Angelica Torres v Guillermina
Montafiez, fueron sentenciados a
tres dolares cada uno, por haber
acomeido Y agredido a Dolores
Castro, ocasionandole Earias con
tusiones en- la cara.
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Pr6ximamente Sc establecera en-
Aguadilla I'm branch" de la "Porto
Rican American Tobacco Co." La mott
cia me ha regocijado mucho, pues con
el nuevo branch" sc dara vida una
parte de la clase trabajadora de mi pue
bio, que ha estado hasta ahora atrave
sando una situaci6n erdaderamente
crftica.
pAxTnc ro1r1
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Central Aguirre, febrero Ii.

Central Aguirre, febrero Il.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
Queremos lamar la atenci6n por
medic de su popular diario a la Co.
mission de Indemnizaciones a obreros,
que tiene aqui varios casos pendien-
tes, entire los que figuran numerosos
trabajadores lesionados, Y todavia no
han sido resueltos.
Queremos saber cpal es ell motivo
Due tiene la referida Comision para
proceder de esa manera, va que las
cantidades no son tan subidas para
hacernos esperar tanto tempo.
VariOs ObrerOs lesionadOs.
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dan hacer toda, clase de reparacio-
mes en- la Aduana de Ponce, que
tambien Sc encuentra en- muy NAL
estado.
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Ijyoers =. eA1Lr Call! y

barrio cercanO la ciudad de Maya
guez, Ell dia IL de febrero de 1899 +.
FEDERICO DAvILA.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
AWFUL SUFFERING
 ON RELIEF SHIP
Red Cross Boat, With 800 Refugees on Board Wrecked; Typhus
 Breaks Out, Too.

Constantinople, March S.-Cheated of his prey at NoVokrossisk, death pursued 500 refugees who had fled from that city on board the steamer Navajo at the approach of Russian Soviet forces and assumed the dread forms of disease and shipwreck, cold and starvation. It was only after a heroic struggle with the elements that the staunch craft arrived here with it's cargo of emaciated and starving passengers.
 Eighteen hours after the Navajo had left port, the vessel, which had been chartered by the American Red Cross to b1 lng the fugitives out of southern Russia, was struck by a blizzard which for two days buffeted the ship so that it made hardly any headway. In the midst of the storm it was found there was no food on board and that the bunkers were empty. Then for four days the Navajo drifted helplessly in the mid dle of the Black Sea while the hur- ricane ragged.
 Typhus then appeared on board and the refugees saw the bodies of scores of their shipmates consigned to the waters. Others, weakened by cold and privations before they came on board, succumbed to their sufferings. At last another refugee ship picked up the Navajo and managed to get
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
STILL THEY COME.
Ward Politics Are Beginning tt
 Liyen Up.

Councilman William c. Wall of the third ward announced that he would run again for the council, this spring. Mr. Wall has been consider ing resigning for the past few months but his friends have finally prrsuaded to give his services for the next two years. Councilman Wall Is considered one of the most efficient members of the council. He is chair man of the ordinance committee, and a member of the railroads commit tee. *,
 Howard Bruemmer has tossed his hat in the ring for the nomination for councilman from the third ward. MT. Bruemmer served overseas with the 101st Machine Gun battalion and has a large number of friends that prevailed upon him to be a candidate.
 Henry Rice. an ex-sailor in the world war with overseas service to his credit, has announced that he is out for the republican nomination. for councilman from the first ward.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
UTYLZEMS

account of Saturdays weather
 ain week sale closes tonight at s
 ck. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 torney David L. Nair and Herman
 in are on a business trip to New E City.
 Sunday, March 14, Mems Conl-
 ion Sunday will be observed ill Mary'S church. Confessions will
 heard Saturday afternoon and
 ing.
 bn't forget the Rouillard-Linton
 State Armory, Arch St, Mar. B.
 Entertainment and dancing each
 ing. Tonight, Curley's Jazz or
 trA.-A dvt.
 eorSC JancIlye has recovered from Snqut Illness.
 iarles Williams, foreman in the Hey Works. has resumed his duties an illness. IoHence Alvin Blake of 595 East l street, and Minnie Caliendo of Isame address, have taken out a Flage license. Blake is a chauf- ioutine business will be discussed
 evening at a meeting of the board Yater commissioners. The session be called at 7:3O. fee pictures at Doherty's market week.--advt. here will be a short business king of all managers of teams, etaries df clubs and secretaries senior. junior and sophomore Ees of the High school in Room at 4:3O o'clock this afternoon. he College club will meet at the (e of Mrs. Stanley Holmes. this ling. A musical program will be h..
 h account of Saturdays weather Eain week sale closes tonight at s pck. Besse-LeIand Co.-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
OSBORNE LEAVES NAVY
ncc He Has Been ENOnerated by Board of Inquiry He Will Leave Prison at Portsmouth.

Portsm outh, N. H., March S.
 cut. Commander Thomas Mott Os-
 brne today announced he had again
 awarded his resignation as con- Iandant of the naval prison here, anu {om the navy, to Secretary Daniels. Commander Osborne withdrew q pre- k1us request for relief pending dis ssition of charges against his con- ] net Of the prison which Assistant kcretary Roosevelt declared last 5eek after investigation to have been |nfounded.
 In reciting the record of his two |nd one-half' years command, he said hat 6,S44 prisoners had passed trough the institution, of whom 2,664 Eere returned to service during that me.
 The only friction during his admin 5tretion, he said, developed not from ho prisoners but from politicians on lle outside.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
TRYING TO SAVE
 SINKING COAL BOAT
Coast Guard Cutter Acushnet Speeds Out to Sea in Attempt to Rescue
 Abandoned Steamer.

Boston, March S.-The Shipping Board steamer Guilford, abandoned in sinking condition yesterday about Is miles off Nantucket Shoals, was located early today by the coast guard cutter Aoushnet, which had been sent out from Woods Hole to take her in tow. A wireless message from the Acushnet said that while the coal laden derelict was low in the water it appeared possible to beach her within a few hours. The Guilford was bound from Norfolk for Boston.
 The destroyer Dale, which took on board the captain and crew of fl after they had been rescued by the transport Pocahontas, was reported proceeding toward Newport. The de- stroyer asked that motor boats be sent to land the rescued crew, as the boats aboard were frozen in.
 The Pocahontas, after standing by the Guilford during the day, left her last night and proceeded on her voy- age to Antwerp.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
DEMOCRATS MEET.

The democratic town committee held a meeting Sunday afternoon in the National Bank building and voted to adjourn until S:30 o'clock Tuesday evening. Most of the prominent mem- bers of the committee were out of town yesterday, and the five members present deemed it advisable to have the meeting at a date when it would be possible to have more men there.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
Garage and Clothing Shop
 File Trade Name Notices

Notices of registration of trade names for two local concerns have been filed for record in the office of the town clerk today. The Pioneer Garage company has given notice of its trade name. Pierre and P. J. Gag ner of this city and Walter Robage and Alfonzo Cechini of Hartford are members of the concern. Louis Git litz has recorded the name of his store the G. B. Clothing Shop. Het will do business at 4S0 Main street
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
Lodge to Observe
 2Oth Anniversary

Falkyrian lodge. Order of Vasa. will observe the 2Oth anniversary of it's organization Friday evening A musical review and dance will be held at Turner hall. A large sale of tick cts is reported. Rehearsals for the musical program are being held and it is expected to score a hit. Mem bers of the lodge compose the cast. The Alpha String orchestra will fur nish music for dancing.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
HIBERNIANS ARRANGE ..
 ST. PATRICK'S BALL.

Rev. William A. Harty branch, A. o. H., at a meeting yesterday, initiat- ed three candidates, received five ap plications, and planned for d big meeting next Sunday afternoon at K. of c. hall. State and county officers will be present and a musical pro- gram will be rendered. The annual ball will be held cn March IT in Bar decks haM. The plans indicate that it will surpass all previous affairs.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
MAY LEAVE CITY.

Attorney David l.. Nair, one of the candidates for councilman of the First ward, has announced his inten- tion of joining a new law firm in Bristol. MT. Nair, since early last fall, has been associated with Attor- ney r. B. Hungerford.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
KERN NOT 4 CANDIDATE.

William J. kerin of Sexton street, who has been mentioned as a. possible candidate for the council from the sixth ward. has openly stated that he will not consider the candidacy. kerin is an ex-army officer, a prominent member of the Y. M. T. A. & B. so- ciety and the K of c. and would ,have made an efficient member of the body, his friends believe.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08

As Blanche BlondIna, friend of |dy, her part calls for considerable |ging and dancing and in rehearsals has proved herself most capable. has a pleasing voice and dances In charm.
 Practically every seat is taken for opening performance of the Ma lie show this evening, and record Faking audiences are expected for
 borrow and "Wednesday nights and matinee.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
BUTLER REMEMBERS p. s.
umbia University President Sends
 Autographed Copy of Lectures to Leader of Taxpayers Association

R. s. McMahon has received an au- kraphed book of lectures from
 tholas Murray Butler the noted re-
 blican presidential possibility who
 Dressed the gathering under the
 spices of the Third Ward Repub- |hn club 8 few weeks ago. The lec- fes deal with views on government expenditures and the proposed |dget of government expenses upon bich he dwelt for a time during his |k here. On the day following the K, McMahon complimented Butler lon his address through a newspa- |r interview, and in recognition of e com pliment, the book was sent. far as is known, Mir. McMahon is e only local man who has received
 autographed book of the lectures.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
FELLOWSHIP SUPPER TONIGHT.

At the regular weekly fellowship supper in the banquet hall of the Y. M. c. A. this evening at 6:45 o'clock, Rev. G. M. Missirian, pastor of Stanley Memorial church, will give a lecture on '"The Teachings and Par ables of Christ Rev. MT. Missirian will be the lecturer at the fellowship suppers throughout March.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
SS SINGLE HAS
 GOOD PART IN PLAY
Blanche BIondina, She Will Have Chance to Sing and Dance in
 Special Numbers

Fiss Marguerite Sengle who will seen in the ingenue part of "Oh, Candy," which has it's initial per
 nance at the Lyceum this evening, a part to which she is well adapt
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08
WILL ADDRESS MERCHANTS.

At the monday luncheon of local merchants in the ElkS' club tom orroW, Rev. J. Leo Sullivan will speak. Father Sullivan is a speaker of ability and will talk on Human Inefficiency."
New Britain herald., 1920-03-08

a hawser aboard. She was then lowed toward the Bosporus. Hundreds of the passengers arrived here with their hands and feet frozen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

name Then q member Of 9 neigh
boring Sunday school became interest.
|ed IN them and won The children. Lat-
er she GOSPEL message reached tne
parents, and now that community .
known far and wide for devotion to
God.
One day when an appeal was made
(for money! a boy responded gener-
ously. Some Of the older members
Of tie Church thought the boys giit
FAR beyond his means, as II probably
was. for he had 10 20 without MS
lunch one Gay week for an entire
wear 10 meet his subscription. But
IN The giving Of that one subscription
the boy became so bound up with the
missionary enterprise that he has
since followed his Master into mis-
sionay work upon Two continents.
This Is perhaps the chief value IN
missionary giving for II is apt to car
~ the giyer with it
Again the pupils In our Sunday
schools need to have teachers who
are thoroughly devoted 10 the mission
any enterprise that they realize that
one cannot be a Christian at all with
out being missionary. With such teach
ers The Sunday schools Of America
would quickly become missionary
training schools. One such teacher
taught in q little school in a small
village. There were never more than
a dozen little folks in her class bu;
out OF that class Of little folks there
later vent five foreign missionaries
to bless the needy world. When this
teacher, late in life. said. u always
wanted 10 be a missionary" one Of
the members Of that class wrote from
a foreign field: "You always made
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

relatives here has returned to his
home n Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Hrs. J. F. Morgan and
children spent Sunday With the for
met's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Morgan Of Long Run. - :.
Nj. and Mrs. Willie Hall and chill
dren we're calling at Mrs. Nora Vim
cents Of Eairmont Sunday.
Several Of the people from here at
tended the children's day exercises az
Hopewell Sunday evening. All re-
ported q good time
J. F. Morgan attended q telephone
meeting at Bridgeport Monday evea-
ing.
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cions and antipathies which are all
too apparent at the present time. The
good people whom we do not like are
the people whom we do not know.
Have q care lest those in our Sunday
schools are as helpless as the heather.
when they ought to be as helpful as
the first Christians.
There is also great need for the pu-
pills in our Sunday schools to be train
ed in missionary work itself. There
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
Rich, Req Blood I, Essential to
Your Well.Be;ng.

Ycu tan not overestimas. the
importance Of keeping the blood
free Of impurities.
Any slight disorder Or impuri-
~ is a source Of danger. as every
vital organ of the body depends
upon The blood supply to properly
perform its functions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
CROSS RoALs.

Nrs. wllie Vincent and daughter.
Marriet Of Enterprise. spent Saturday,
at J. A. ylncents'.
Winnie snrecye Of VALLEY Falls
spent. the week end visiting friends
and relatives here.
George Rudy and two daughters,
Myrtle and Olive attended the birth
day dinner Of the formers mother.
Mrs Ellen Rudy Of Glady Creek
Sunday.
MS. MAJ Ann Vincent Is spend
ing few days with her daughter.
Mrs. Charlie Baker Of Winfield.
Sam Rudy who has been visiting
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
Keep Your Blood Pure
Eyou Expect Good Health

You can in large measure avoid
liability to disease. by the use OF
S. S. S, the wonderful blood RENE
d. that has been in constant use
for more than fifty years. S.S.S
cleanses the blood thoroughly. It
is sold BY druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and med
ical advice absolutely free, write
today TO the Medical Dept, Swift
Specific Company. Swift labota'
tory. Atlanta, Ga.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02
such work near practically every

is such work near practically every
Sunday scnoor in American bit Of
work within the reach and within the
capacity Of the scholars in the Sun
day schools. If they are led to dc
this nearby work for God they vii!
be trained for other work for Him.
In one community where The people
were left largely to themselves. they
grew indifferent to the ways Of God
and the place came to have a bad
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

Nom. Women Old q Jury Duty
Morse women have been serving on
3uries since 1897. They sit together
with the men On all ordinary cases.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-02

each q !, feel that ve ought . Be
missIonaries.a