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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
UNA JovEN QUE LABoRA PoR LA
EMANCIPACIoN DE LA MUJER

Nos escriben de San German,
La otra noche tuvin.os Ell gusto de DIR
La culta seiorita Maria Luisa Quifio-
mes, quien pronunci6 un elocuente dis
curse en- favor de la emancipation fe-
menina.
La sefiorita Quinones simpatiza mu-
cho tambien con los ideales patrios y
es una gran admiradora de nuestro in
signe Jose de Diego. La sefiorita Quifio-
mes abandonara proximamente Puerto
Rico, pero nos dice que durante su bre
We estancia entire nosotros, seguira ha-
blando en- la tribuna unionista en- pro
de sus ideales.
Rafael s BRAU.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
Ell representante
de Ia National
Cash Register Co.

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar en-
esta Redacci6n al senior j. M. Silver,
representante especial inspector de
The National Cash Register Company
cuya forma sostiene grandes negocios
en- Puerto Rico.
Ell senior Silver ingres6 en- la organi-
zaci6n de la National" en- Buenos Al
res, en- 1911. Sus aptitudes condicio-
mes lie hicieron muy pronto acreedor a
n'srecido ascenso, y POGO tempo des-
pues, tuvo su cargo la sub Agencia de
la Compafiia en- ell sur de la Argentina
Patagonia y TERRA der Fuego Hasta 81
1917 estuvo por esos paises, y por ra-
zones de familia Sc vic obligado a re-
tornar a los Estados Unidos. Ell seiior
Silver ha prestado muchos importan-
tes servicios la Compaiiia que repre-
senta. Ha viajado por muchos paises, en-
tre ellos M6jico, Cuba, Barbados, Jamai
ca, Holanda, Francia, Espana, Portur-
gal, Canada, pues ell negocio de la firma
es mundial
Estuvimos largo ratio departiendo con
ell senior Silver que es un hombre muy
culto y habla correctamente ell caste
nano, asi como tambien ell ingles, fran
ces, aleman, portugues, holandes y ca
ITALIAN. Mr.. Silver contrajo matrinsonio
en- Madrid, viyiendo aln mucho tempo,
10 mismo que en- Portugal, Argentina
y Chile. Tiene una nina que ha dejado
en- un importante Colegio del Canada.
El senior Silver nacio en- Inglaterra.
Esta encantado con las bellezas de nues
tro pueblo, al que conceptua como uno
de los mas adelantados en- todos los Or
denes de la vida. Nos hizo atinadas OBJ
servaciones sobre ell desenvolvimiento
comercial de nuestro pals, asi como tam
bien excelentes comparaciones con res
pecto de los otros paises.
Nos dijo que los comerciantes de Puer
to Rico Sc habian adaptable admirable
mente al magnifico sisten.a comercial
ingles, sin olvidar los excelentes ca
racteristicos de antes
Damos al sefior J. M Silver las gra-
cias por su atenta vista deseamosle
Las mas gratas imprssiones en- este pals
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
PfOt0Sta pOr la ST.
preston de Ia ban
dera roja en- Ia IsIa

Ell Jefe de la policia ha publicado una
circular Ell la que dispone, severamen
te, que, desde mafiana, sea suprimida
la bandera roja.
Como respuesta la referida orden,
.el jefe del partido socialista, senior
1glesias, ha dirigido una carta al Co.
bernador, la cual por su retadora y vic
lentisima actitud asi como tambien
por su falt1 de respeto a la primera
autoridad civil, no puede Ell MUNDO,
81 siquiera en- extracto, dar conocer
a sus lectores, quienes tambien ofen
deria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
De VierneS a saba
do SaIdran las trO-
pas para Panama

Segun nos inform6 aver el distin
guido Coronel del 65 de Infanterfa,
Mr.. Jarvis, los $50 hombres escogi-
dos para ell AZ de Infanteria saldran
para Panama de viernes a sabado.
en- el transporte "Santa Eleonora",
que llega manana.
Reina gran entusiasmo entire los
muchachos por marcharse a la Zona
del Canal, lugar de donde tienen gra
tos recuerdos, seg1n muchos de ellos
nos han dicho.
Panama, segdn manifesto Mr..
jaws, sera la nueva estacion de
clos. ignorandose ell tempo mas 0
menos que han de permanecer alli.
NUEVO RECLUTAMIENTO
va Sc ha empezado a reclutar los
soldados que han de ocupar hs pla-
zas de los que Sc van para Panama.
FL coronel Jarvis nos dijo que Sc
reclutaran alredor de 500 hombres pa
IN ell 65 de Infanteria.
Ell espera que dado el entusiasmo
con que la juventud portorriquefa ha
acogido ell reclutamiento, pronto es-
taran cubiertas todas las plans.
FL reclutamiento 10 van hacienda
las compafias, separadlmente. Ca
Ga una alistara en- su propia ofcina
alredor de 40 hombres, que fue ell
numero con que contribuy6 pam com
pletar ell AZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
ompIotpara resti-
ttuir a Constantine
GI trOnO de CreCia
(POr Gable Frances)

SUIZA, octubre l9.-SegGn un despa
cho proeedente de Berna el ex-rey Cons
tantino, de Grecia, desterrado ALI, ira
ia de sacar el mejor partido de la ST.
tuaci6n creada por Ia gravedad del rey
Alexandra, para 10 cual trat6 de organi
zar un complot tendente destronar
el actual Rey de Grecia restituirse ell
tronO.
Las autoridades de Suiza toman pre-
cauciOnes para evitar que Sc realize ell
atentado.
Las nltimas noticias de Atenas dicen
que el rey Alexandra Sc ha agravado en-
las dltinsas horas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
Ell General Nc 1ntyre

De un momento a otro Sc espera
la llcgada a la isla del general Me.
Intyre, quien Sc encuentra ahora en-
Santo Domingo. 4 r,n.a
Ell General solicit6 al Quartesmas.
ter del Ejercito en- San Juan lie re-
serv1ra camarote en- uno de los trans
portes americanos que hacen Ia tra-
vesia entire los Estados Unidos Y la
isla, para traslaGlrse Nueva York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
Los ameTiCanOS
no iran a Ia COnfO-
renCia de Geneva
(Por Gable Frances)

WASHINGTON, octubre 15.-Los fun
cionarics de- DEPARTMENT. de Estado
han declarado que no piensan asistir a
la primera asambleS dc la Sociedad de
las Naciones que Sc verifcara en- Ge-
nova Ell ounce de noviambre pr6ximo.
Los Representatives. de los Estados
Unidos presentes en- las recientes .reu-
niones de la "Sociedad de las Nacio-
nes'', asi como tambien en- la conferen
cia financiera y ell Ia conferencia in
ternacional del Trabajo celebrada en-
Bruselas, asistieron solamente a titulo
de observadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
QUEJAS CONTRA Ell SERvICIo
DE LOS vAPoRES CoRREoS

La "Camara de Comercio'', de Pto.
Rico, dirigi6 Ell cablegrama siguiente
al Administrator general de correos
do Washington:
Postmaster general.
Washington, D. g.
Respetuosamente llamamos la aten-
ci6n hacia que ell vapor puerto Ri
COS lego sin correspondence los
cinco dias de haber sahdo de New
York. La oicina postal de New York
insiste en- mandar la correspondence
por los vapores de menos andar, que
llegan aqui dos dias despues, causando
este serios trastornos al comercio.
CANLARA DE C0MERCIO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
Ell GUANTANAMO

Hacia fines del mes entrante reali
zara su primer viaje a Puerto Rico
el vapor Guantanamo, ell cual sus-
tituira al Julian Alonso", que aho-
IA hace la travesia entire Cuba esta
isla.
Fl Julian Alfonso" sustituira su
vaz, al Santiago de Cuba" que, CO.
no saben nuestros lectores, fue des-
tfuido por un incend;o en- el puerto
de su mismo nombre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
POR HURTAR TELA

El detective Jose Cerra arrest6 a
Jose Galarza, conocido por Edelmiro
Diaz, quien sustrajo SO yardas de
tela, valorada en- $29.5O, que fue ocu
pada en- poder de Tito Rivera, a
quien el acusado Sc la habia entire
gado para cue la vendiera. Galarza
fue llcvadO ante el Tribunal munici
pal y el juez Dfaz Cintron lie senten-
clio a cumplir cincuenta dfas de car
eel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
UNA ALTERATION DEL ORDEN

Rosalia Herrera, Maria Olmeda v
Francisco Rosa fueron denunciadas
por haber promovido un fuerte es-
candalo en- rina que sostuvieron en-
el barrio de Vista Alegre", de Pta.
Gle TERRA, de la que result6 la Olme
do con una fuerte confusion en- ell pc
cho. Ell juez .Dfaz Cintr6n sentencl0
~ la Herrera Rosa a cinco d6lares
de multa y las costas, y absolvio a
IL agredida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
NO HUBo QUORUM

Aver la Comision de Servicio P1-
blico no pudo celebrar su session ordi-
maria, por falta de quorum pues
La mayor parte de los miembros Sc
encontraban por la isla en- asuntos of
ciales. Todos los asuntos que habian
de resolverse quedaran pendientes pa
ra el martes pr6ximo a Las nueve dc
la maiiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
3 Ell PoETA ARoLAs

Hoy probablemente, llegara pro-
cedents de pEspaha el vapor "Poeta
Arolas"s de Ia Linea Trasmediterra-
nea, .el scy,al, como varios mas de la
misma eompaiia qque- acaba de ini-
ciar ese servicio entire las Antillas y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
POR VENDER LECHE SIN PER
MISC SANITARIO

Ell inspector de Sanidad Federico
A. Torres formula denuncia contra
Anselmo Reyes, quien Sc dedicaba
expender leche de vaca, sin tener ell
correspondence certifcado del De-
partamento de Sanidad, nj tener
puesto autorizado. Ell Juez munich
pal lie sentencio a pagar $5 de multa
y las cossls.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
LAS REPREsENTACIoNEs EN- Los
TEATRoS FUERoN sUsPENDIDos

PARIS. octubre 19-La Federation
sindicalista ha ordenado la huelga de
empleados en- tres de los mas importan
tes teatros dc esta ciudad. En- ell coli
SEQ de Cluny la representation fue sus
pendida y el teatro clausurado. Ell Di-
rector del teatro Antonio" acord6 ce
der a las demandas de los empleados y
les aument6 el sueldo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20

Cualquiera eosa que debilite la sansre periudica
.Odo el cuerpo. Todo 10 que enr;quece y puri-
6ca la sangre bene6cia todo el cuerpo. Las
PILDORAS DE VIDA DEL DR.. ROSS
puri6can ehnGuecen la sangTe y mejoran 10
digestion.
Aviso No. COLL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
UN AGENTE DE LA PRoHIBICIoN
ANTIPRoHIBICIoNISTA

BoSTIN, octubre 11.-El Gran Jura
do de la Corte Federal ha condenado a
Louis Kaplan, agente de la prohibition
en- este distrito, quien fue arrestado re-
cienten.ente por tener en- su residencia
un alambique.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
PARA LOS EsTADos UNIDos

Hoy embarcaran para los Estados Uni
dos los cultos y estudiosos j6venes don
Manuel @. Babilonia y don Nestor A..
Babilonia, hijos del quito caballero don
Miguel A. Babilonia, recto juez de Mo-
ca.
Deseamos a los inteligentes j6venes
muchos exitos en- los estudios que van
emprender
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
LA IMPORTATION DE
CARBON AMERICANA

PARIS, octubre 19.-Francia ha de-
cididO estimular la importation del car
bon americana, y este prop6sito ha
decidido elevar la tonelada de cien a
ciento cfncuenta frances. Esta decision
entrara en- vigor Ell mes de enerO de mil
novecientos veintiuo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20

Espaiia, viene consignado la casa
de "Sucs. de L. Villamil Co."
Ell "Poeta Arolas" seguira, luego,
rumbO hacia Cuba, visitando los
puertos de Santiago, HabAna Ma
tanzas, para los cuales admitira car
ga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
vAPoREs DE LA "RED D.,

Ell viernes llegara de Venezuela ell
vapor Caracas ell cual saldra ell
oia sigulente para ell Norte.
Ell "Filadelfia' segln cablegrama
recibido por la casa consignataria, lie
go Nueva York ell viernes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
Ell ESTADo DEL REY

ATENAs, octubre 19.-segdn un des
pacho recibido por Ell peri6dico "'Le Ma
tim, ell estado del Rey de Grecia ofre
ce serios ten1ores, pues la fiebre es muy
alta y Ell Monarca esta muy d5bil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
DEMANDA SIN LUGAR

El juez Rivera Zayas declare sin
lugar la demanda presentada por Ma
nuel Munoz contra Rlula Arroyo, so
bre divorcio, impuso las costas al
demandante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
Ell CoNGREso ARoUEoLoG1co

ROMA, octubre 19-Ha inaugurado
sns trabajos el congreso Arqueol6gico,
asistiendo representations de Europa
y Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-20
iULTIMA HORA!

LAS CALAVERAS "a
DEL TERROR"
Por Art Accord, "EI mentiroso
Enamorado" comedia en- dos
parties, marca RAINBOW" y
"Novedades Internacionales"
con las 1Itimas noticias del
mundo entero. se
Hoy en- ell cine LUNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15
200 LOSE $4,000
IN SALOON HOLDUP
Fight Bandits Clean Out Bay
Onne Cafe and Escape in
Automobile.
MANY SHOTS EXCHANGED
Robbery Interrupts Returns
From Races and Craps,
Police Assert.

Eight masked men, armed with re-
volvers. entered the Garribotto cafe,
at Boulevard and F1fty-first street,
Bayonne, late yesterday afternoon,
held up more than two hundred men
who had congregated in the place and
escaped, after several shots had been
fred, with between $4,000 and 100000
in cash. The exact amount stolen
could not be learned. as few of the
vic inns reported their losses to the
police. hut the Bayonne authorities
believe it easily will reach the last
named amount. The police also be-
lieve that one of the bandits was
wounded in the exchange of shots.
The robbers alighted from a large
touring car in front of the cafe and en-
tered the place just as the results of the
sixth race in New Orleans were being re-
celved. and at n time when most Of the
men were grouped about racing charts.
which the police declare were in the cafe
In another part of the room. the au-
thorities say, there was crap game in
progress. and the tables were fairly well
covered With bills and silver. George
Garribotta. brother of the owner Of the
cafe, denies gambling OF any sort was
going on. He declares the 200 men were
attending meeting
The leader OF the bandits threw off his
mask as he came through the front door
Of the cafe and remained unmaslIed dur
Ing the raid As soon as he entered he
drew his revolver and fired a shot into
the ceiling.
Throw up your hands" :" he cried.
"and back up against the wall"
As every one began backing to the
walls the bandits rushed TO the tables
ana began picking up all the money in
sight and then went through the pockets
Of several of the men standing against
the wall This had proceeded but "A few
minutes when one Of the crowd jumped
through rear window. taking the sash
with hiu
one of the robbers fired at the man
and then some one in the crowd began
shooting The bandits returned the fire,
backing toward the door, and a score of
shots were fred before the bandits
reached their automobile and sped away.
When the police reached the place
ilcIe were put leW men III tH' NdA'' V"'
every window and door had been
smashed.
An hour after the holdup % man who
gave his name as Charles j. Jones OF
33j Broadway appeared at the office Of
Or. L. $. Hunt. in 597 avenue G. Bayonnc.
10 have cut on his hand treated. He
was questioned by the police but denied
he had been near the cafe during the
holdup.
The police say the automobile used by
the bandits. which they abandoned half
mile from the cafe, was owned by
Edward TAFT. who formerly managed a
cabaret in the building adjoining the
cafe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15
NEGROES STOCK EXCHANGE
TO BE OPENED IN HARLEM
Will Deal Only in Securities Owned by Members OF
the Race-Capital Set at 100000.

A stock exchange owned and con-
trolled solely by negroes, in which
trading will be only In the issues of
corporations owned and managed by
negroes. is TO be opened in Harlem
about the first Of the year. A char
ter. under the name of the Harlem
Stock Exchange, has been obtained,
and the incorporators are arranging
for the lease of building at Seventh
avenue and 13Sth street. The stock
of the new exchange is $4,000 COM
mon of IS par value, and $4,000 first
preferred per cent. participating
stock of SIS par value.
The trustees of the new enterprise,
who have applied to the National Sure
ty Company for bonds Of $4,000 each.
are Randolph l.. Brown, r. NJ. Will
Jams and Eugene L. G. Davidson. The
directors, all negroes. are w. II. Aus
tin, John E. Nail. Rupert NJ. Williams,
C. Udell Turpin, A. A. Jackson, a. ID.
Hadley, J. G. Tetley and Charles An
derson, the last named the president of
the Harlem Exchange Bank. David
son, who has an office in IA William
street. said yesterday that in New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15
3 IN BALLOONLOST
OVER ADIRONDACKS
Reports of Fall in Saranac
Lake and Crash OH Fork
Noun tain DiScrcdited.
LEFT MONDAY AT NOON
ROckaway Naval Air Station
Waits in Vain for Return
of Carrier Pigeons.

a few meagre reports. one indicat-
ing possible tragedy. constituted the
only news received up TO II o'clock
last night concerning the three Navy
officers who left the Rockaway Point
Naval Air Station at noon Monday in
balloon. From Gloversville. In the
foothills of he Adirondacks, was re-
ceived a despatch that said the great
gas bag, carrying its basket and
passengers. was understood TO have
dropped into Saranac Lake. That re-
port had been preceded by n. message
from the same town in which II was
said the balloon had been smashed
against the side of Fork Mountain by
the high winds.
At the Air Station officers were in
clined to doubt both the Saranac Lake
story and that In which the balloon
was reported to have crashed into the
mountain. They said the car was well
provided with ballast and that such
accidents werc almost impossible.
The officers in the balloon when it
left the Rockaway Point station were
Lieuts a. l.. Kloor. stephen a. Farrell
and Walter Hinton. Lieut.. Hinton. the
fight officer was pilot of the NC-4 in
the famous transatlantic flight.
Officers at the air station said the
three balloonists had gone up on an en-
durance flight. The balloon was one Of
the biggest in the service. holding $4,000
cubic feet of hydrogen and having room
in its basket for four men. II was said
only small supply of food had been
taken along
From upstate towns. particularly
those in the mountain district. 1t was re-
ported that yesterdays storm struck that
section with extraordinary force. How
the balloon would act under extreme con-
ditions could not be learned hut IL was
said that IL a drop in temperature caused
a contraction OF the hydrogen in the bag
and permitted the structure to drop. the
officers had enough ballast to counteract
the contraction. Navy officers said the
fall into Saranac Lake was almost i'm
possible.
Despite their apparent confidence In
Lieut.. IIinton's ability to navigate the
big balloon safely, the men at Rockaway
Point expressed anxiety over the failure
of three of the party's carrier pigeons Ia
return there with messages. While the
balloon was over Brooklyn. pigeon was
released. 1t brought the first message
saying all was well. There were three
other birds in the basket. but these had
not returned with the messages that
were expected.
One report to the station said that the
balloon had passed over Wells. y. Y, ut
an altitude Of 200 feet. and that one of
the passengers asked the direction of Al
bany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15

York alone are more than 100 corpora
tions. all backed by negro capital, sell
ing securities to negroes.
Some OF these are good" he said
"some are very bad, rank fakes We
propose to separate the sheep from the
goats and to safeguard the negro in
vestor by guarantee that when the
stock is listed on the Exchange its
management is honest. it is in sound
financial condition, it Is a going con-
Germ and can fulfill it's promises"
Davidson named real estate cor
poration. banking corporation, a toi-
let goods mandatory, a moving pic
ture concern, and half dozen other
business enterprises. all owned man
aged and patronized by negroes, as
among the probable stocks to be tradeo
in. The Exchange proposes to charge
80 per cent. of all commissions on the
sale of stock received by brokers oper-
ating on the Exchange. Trustees of
the organization said that based OF
the minimum trading of 500 shares q
day and the minimum commission oi
81, the Exchange will earn $4,000 a
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15
Private Manufacture De-
nounced and Suggestion
Made of Definite Meas
ures to Suppress 1t.
FURTHER INQUIRY ASKED
Nations Meanwhile Begged
Not to Exceed Next Years
Budget in Two Follow
ING Financial Years.
BY LAURENCE HILLS.

Special Gable to THE NEW York HERALn
Copyright. 1920, by THE New YORK IlEEALn
GENEVA Dec. 14.-Disarmament,
which once was to have been one of
the primary objects OF the League OF
Nations. became the subject of almost
farcical proceedings in the League As
sembly meeting to-day, when the only
measure of a definite character at all
for the limitation of armaments was
changed from a resolution to "a pious
expression of a wish" as Lord Robert
Cecil called IT, in order TO overcome
the unanlmity rule and save the as
sembly's face
The resolution sought TO get the
Governments to agree not TO increase
their budgets so as to provide funds
for military and naval establishments
for a period of two years.
4 change made in the wording OF
the resolution at the suggestion OF
Paul Hymans president of the Assem-
bly,, was such a palpable play on words
TO make the resolution a question OF
procedure rather than action requiring
unanimity that II excited the derision
of some delegates and indignation on
the part of George Nicoll Barnes. rep
resenting British labor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15
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JERSEY FARMERS WILL
GET RADIO QUOTATIONS
Messages to Be Sent Daily
From Washington.

Special Despatch 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD
MEpFoRD. y. j.. Dec l4.--Market
quotations. furnished daily by wireless
TO farm homes throughout New Jersey,
will keep growers supplied with prices
Of their products. The system TO be In
augurated next week by the State Blu
reau Of Markets in cooperation with the
Federal bureau has been announced In
an Invitation 10 farm boys to study
wireless In order that their parents may
avail themselves OF the service.
The quotations and other information
of special interest TO Jersey farmers VIII
be flashed from the Government wire
less station at Washington at s o'clock
each evening. Amateur stations 90 tune
in for the market messages will require
an instrument with rotary spark gap
and a 400 metre wave length. The
message will be twice repeated and Will
be sent slowly enough for an amateur
70 lot Il down II necessary In dots and
dashes for later Interpretation.