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NEGOCIADO DE NATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
f Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA
Provisiones, carne y leche

Sc recibiran proposiciones
hajo sobre cerrado hasta las
3 IF. M, JUNO IA, 1921, para
el suministro de provisiones,
carine y leche a las institu-
clones del Gobierno Insular
en- San Juan, Santurce, Rio
Piedras, Arecibo, Utuado,
Aguadilla, Mayagiiez, HUI
macao y Lola durante Ell
termino de seis meses des-
de julio / a diciembre 81,
1921, ambos inclusive. Pue-
den obtenerse proposiciones
en- .blanco dirigiendose al Ne
gociado de Materiales, I'm
prenta y Transporte, San
Juan, p. r.
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VOCES DE La GALE
Rio Piedras, 10. de JUNO de 1921

Rio Piedras, 10. de JUNO de 1921.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
lie agradecere Sc sirva publican las
siguientes lneas en- contestacion un
articrtlo publicado por don Fernando
T Musa, "Asst. Manager del team
''Three Flags.
mi intencion al contestar su arti-
culo no es refutarle en- todas sus pala-
bras, porque creo esta demas hacerlo,
debido las diferentes opiniones que
tienen ciertos manager de diferen-
tes teams con quienes Uds. han ju-
gado, los cuales dicen: Con los ju-
gadores del team ''Thre Flags no
Ise puede jugar, porque no respetan lis
decisiones de los "unpires y acostum
bran hacer este, y especialmeats cuan
do llevan una o mas carreras que su
contrincante.
Apartandonos de todas essas ideas
expuestas, como manager luc soy
del team Stronghold" contest5 per
sonalmente el reto expuesto poT I'D. y
ahora 10 hago publicamente. Rstcy his
puesto a aceptar cualquier reto con un
team, siempre v cuando que este al
alcance de uestros recursos. Para que
no haya violaciones de las decisionss de
los "umpires (corno acostumbran us-
tedes hacer), sirvanse llevar uno, que
nosotros nevaremos otro =
sancho DoM1NGUEz.
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Federico DeIgado Lopez,
Denandantc
DIvoRcTo.
EDICTO

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO a
Josefa Morer6 Donhert sea la de-
mandada antes mencionada.
Por la presente, Sc notifca I'd.
que Sc ha presentado en- la oficina del
Seeretario de la Corte de Distrlto del
Distrito Judicial de Huniacao, P r.
la demanda del actor antes citado Ell
Ia cual soicita de esta Corte dicte
una Sentencia declaranto roto di
Suelto el vinculo matrimonial que le
une I'd. por causa de abandono, ale
gando que, contrajo matrimonio con us
ted Ell dia 81 de abril del pasado afc
1920 y que una semana despues. I'd
sin causa para clio, desert6 del hog9r
conyugal, marchandose para Naguabo y
mas tarde para los Estados Unidos de
Nortc America, en- alberta oposici6n al
deseo del demandante.- que ell deman
dante realiz6 gestiones tendencies con
seguir que usted volviera su lado Y
ITO 10 ha conseguido por que gu acti-
tud es deeidida y firme de no vivir
con 6l. =
Habiendo presentado ell demandante
una moci6n y una declaration jurada
acreditando que I'd. reside fuera de
Puerto Rico, ell Hon Pablo Berga, juez
de esta Corte de Dstrito, ha ordenado
que sea usted citad@ por medic de edic
tos que Sc publicarlEr ~ ,in periodico
de los de mayor circuiaci6n en- esta
isla durante cuarenta dias y una vez
por semana.
Y Sc notifica usted que de, no com
parecer a contestar dicha demanda den
tro del ternino de cuarenta dias, con
tados desde la publication del altimo
edicto, Ell demandante podra obtener
una sentencia su favor de acuerdo
con los terminus en- que esta redactada
la suplica de su demanda
Es abogado del demandante Ell Licdo.
Fulgencio Pinero Rodriguez con ofici
mas en- la Gale Alm6dovar, esquina
Union. de Juncos, P. r.
Humacao, P. r., mayo 13 de 1921.
A. RAMIREZ, Jr Secretario.
Por Luis Al. CUEvAs.
sub-Secretario de la corte.
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BabeT I'm Vase De
Agna CaIiente ES Una
MagnifiCa COStumbra
LIMPIESE X REFRESQUESE Ell
SISTEMA TODAS LAS MA
NANAS Y ExPULSENSE
DE Ell LAS sUBsTAN-
CIAS vENENOSAS

Las porsonas que suelen experimental
una sensaci6n de diSgusto y peSantez al
ievantarse, 0 que padecen de dolores de
cabeza, frccuentcs resfrios, lengua su-
cia, NAL aliento, acidez intestinal do
lor de eSpalds, pueden verse libres de
todas esas dolencias 9 incomodidades,
sentirse sanos y tcner buen aspecto con
solo limpiar su ORGANISING de veneno5
toxinas, todas las mananas.
Tomando un vase de aqua caliente con
una cucharadita de Fosfato Limestone,
anses del desayuno, Sc expulsan del es-
tonnage, Ell higado, los rifiones los in
testinos las materias indigeribles, la BIZ
lis y las substancias venenosas dejadas
ALI por la digestion del dia anterior, y
Sc Hmpia, refresca y purifca todo el
sparato digestive, anteS de tomar mas
alimento.
La acci6n del Fosfato Limestone
del aqua caliente sobre Ell est6mago es
extraordinariamente tonica. AdemAs, es-
ia sencilla combination hace desapare-
Ger las fermentaciones, los gases las
materias indigeribles proporciona un
excelente apetito para Ell desayuno. Un
cuarto de libra de Fosfsto Limestone,
Ell cual puede obtenerse por unos pocos
centavos, es bastante para que cualquier
persona que sufra de biliosidad, estre-
iinsiento, les6rdenes intestinales reu.
matismo, Sc convierta On un partidario
enthusiastic de Ia hmpieza interna Advt.
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PURIFIoUE

listed puede purifcar su sangre. devoi.
yer salud y vigor a su sistema, eliminar Ia
debiIidad rerviosa, fortalecer sus organos
digestivos, regularizar sus rliones y el hi
gado 81 toma el EHriy de Leonordi para
Ia SGmgre Fl mejor especifco conocido
para limpiar el cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas poner en- sus venas sangre ro-
ia y sana Este remedio aumenta la ac-
cion de todos los organos, dando al CUTS
un color saludable, alivia el cansancio fish
60 y mental causado por el trabajo y
decaimiento pone
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CINE "RIALTo"

Estreno en- Puerto Rico de la grand1osa
production, del famoso actor Doyid Blu
tier titulada Sun Madrigal dc Bohc-
mia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03
TEATRo AMERICA.

Exhibici0n de Ia hermosa pelicula ale
mana Ell cinco actos titulada 'El Joro-
bado y la Bailarina" y la gran comedia
"'En Plena Luna de Mel representlda
por alumnos del tercer afo de la Gen.
tral Hing School benehcio de dichos
estudiantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03
CINE TUNA.

Episodes tres y cuatro de la gran
serie Pathe titulada ''Trcs Pesseguidos
por Tres y una c0mica.
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"vARIEDADEs" {Bayam6n)

El episolio final de la serie Sci Tor
bellino" ell drama lei Pequeno Fa-
vor' por Louis Bennison.
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SAN JUAN
CINE TRES BANDERAs"

Ell drama australiano en- cinco actos
e! Captain Relampago' por Earle
williams y una comedia en- dos actos.
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slLLAs

Plegadizas, Guantes, Tanques
de Vacuum y pleas, Carbura-
dores Marvel, Pintura, Lfqui-
dos para linpiar, ETC., etc.
l7ANZ ARDl.
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'EATRo "sIsIFo" (Bayam6n.) )

La aplaudida seric '.'Novia No. 13'
y un bonito drama
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:. Be ARRIENDA UNA FuNCA"

De $50 cusrdas propias para cafas.
tabaco y lecheria; aguas abundantes
y huenas. diex minutes de Caguas, y
camino para autom6vil. Tiene casa para
vivienda. magnihco punto para estable
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03

DISTRITo JUDICIAL DE HUMACAO,
PUERTO RICO

Estados Unidos de America
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
s. S.
Federico Dclgado Lopez,
Demandanto.
JOsefa Moncr6 Donhcrt,
Demandada.
Civil No. 1882. DIVORCTo.
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SI

sistema en- perfecto estado Es igualmente
efectivo para aliviar las afeceiones reuma-
ticas de las cCyunturas musculos. Miles
de personas que han encontrado satisfac-
cion en- el Ehxv de Leonard para la
Sdngye 10 reconiendan como Tin remedio
eficaz en- casos de Stills. llceras. escrofu-
las, anemIa. tumores todas las enferme-
da les que provienen de la sangre Compre
inmediatamente de su droguista una bote-
lila dc EiixV de LcondydnBdyo Ia
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cimiento, dos escuelas pnblicas dentro
de la hnca. Buenos ranches. bueyada es-
cogida 1876 cuerdas de cana para 1872
Para mas informes dirijanse
O. MANRIQUE
Oagnas. p. 3.
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"BELIOGRAPH" (Catahe).

valeska Surratt ell cl intrincado be
llo drama La vampira Newyorkina'
y un episodio de la scngacional serie
"La Novia No. 49,.
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SANTURCE
CINE NORMA"

Ell colossal drama en- sietc actos titu.
lado ''Mujer''
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sANcRE

> pruebS este gran remedio que le devol-
vera el placer dc vivir De venta en- todas
las dfoguerlas
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W vEan,R PArkL nH RERr5DIuu
yIEJO. . $500 QUINTAL
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Lea ustsd EL MUNDo.
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FL episodio setimo de la colossal serie
La Novia No. 1S' v ell grandioso dra-
ma ''La de Ojos Castaflos''
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cINE "LAs ANTILAs"

Los episodios siete ocho de la gran
ssrie "Alna de Tigre'' y una comedia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
URGES rABLEAUx.

Mrs NJ. A. Harris. dramatic repre-
sentative from the national hcadQuar-
tcrs of Community Service. Inc., APP
pcaring before the various Ncighbor-
hood associations IN this city last
night, suggested 20 tho Community
Service class for Recreations Leaders
the adoption OF tableaux 10 depict
Christmas songs.
Last night Ave NeIghborhood asso-
Citations gathered at their club rooms
to hear nnal reports OF their Christ
mas committees. Washington Heights.
Rockford, Eighth Street Park. Stap-
lcr and Delaware Associations have
purchased trees. These organizations
have also purchased Christmas stars
which are to shine from the upper
branches ot the ~ community Christ
mas trees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
s,rn, WORKER AN ENGINEER
Industrial >afct,,lnh Hears 81 Hixh
Ideals by n. W. shelton.

Henry Wood shelton. consulting
snrinrcr of rhilaaclphia, addressed a
neetine ~ the Industrial Safety Club
~ Delaware, IN the rooms 81 ths New
castle Leather Company last night.
on the subject. Every Worker an
Engineer" lie was introduced bv
ii'nfN ilrown ~ tho Electric Hose
and Rubber Company. president of tho
club. Who presided
A The meaning OF engineer. is one
Who uses has Unborn crestivenoss in
rroductlon, every worker. from oxocu-
'i'e o. day iahorcr, should be an enri-
n"er MI shelton said. Industry il
- managed, however. that many
wwke,s are hnmpcrcd IN their pro
6urtion. he said.
The soal of democracy in industry
can he reached only hy cooperation.
Nj. shelton said ilo declared that
o'snnisa'ions arordng mutually of
Understandings and the establishment
~ standards b, mutual agreement
were stops toward this goal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
WrRAi PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
County Assessors Rcror, Transactions
I.taiinp sia.ssa.

Ths county lloard ~ Assessment re-
rerir the following transfers OF rural
tesi estate
iand on cisymcn. Terrace. by wn-
msr raiic, o. John q. Hunter. for
$4,000 ADJOINING lard. by John @.
Hunter 90 Wilmer Talloy. for $500;
ediolnlns land. hv Harry y. Taylor 20
MAJ Turner tAchtcnstcin. for $500.
1hhty-thrce acres ~ land IN white
rlay creek hundred hy James w
Christopher 90 James r.. strons. for
o. 600.
Land a. Townsend. by John r.
Carpenter. ~. 90 Anm Johnson. FOR
sa,toO
land On ClaNmont Heights. by the
Clsymont Development Corporation TO
James q. lioacock. FOR $500 sdjoin-
ins land by tho Claymont Develop
meni Corporation 60 Elva \. Rui-
leder, for $500.
Eighteen ceres ~ land IN poncador
hundiod. hy Waplaw purzicid 90
Thomas a. skillman and George
peehyne, Tor ia.foo.
land for road construction between
the ifnulk rosd and Naaman's Creek.
istandywine hundred. by BENJAMIN y.
iinnhy 90 the state OF Delaware. FOR
si,stO
land nj Newark ny Arthur w.
nunudny 10 James W. Wright, for
ssto
land for road construction between
Armstrong; lane and Pine Tree Cor
n.r. nlackhlrd hundred. by Martha n
a. I.s %
sais.
Land for road construction between
~ ucurncs ana Drawers Creek. by
innws o. NandOgrift GO the state of
Delaware, for the nominal sum Of 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
PENINSULA CHURCH
BIBLE CLASS PLANS
Officers Hive Been Elected and
Aggressive Work Do
oidsd Upon.

The Gideon nhlc Glass Of the rcn-
msula ". T., church has clcctcd OF
nc-rs ana appointed committees. VII
liam H. Nvnn. lr. wns elected p'esi-
dent Wilbur I, nri-coll. vico-rrrsl-
dent Rudolph Evans, secretary WEI.
don l,awson, assistant secretary. ana
William smith. treasurer.
Committees were appointed as tol-
lows Lookout or mcnhcr-hip- WI
hur I. ntlsuoil. chairman, William ID.
Nenn. lr., Vaughn Powell John j..
Robinson, lialph Dawson and Weldon
pswsuni aocial =, Norris Nenn,
chairman. John 4. nohinaona dcvo-
iinnnl Joseph :, Williams. chairman;
athletic ,iourHp Long, chairman,
urmpo a. Massey. William Smith;
uuidrn clrcl0 Alyy Evans. chairman
Naunhn Powell minstrel ioscrm J..
Williams. chairman, y, Earle Down
ins. John =, Robinson.
With the minstrel committee, a
program committee, comprising J. J.
Williams. r a. Downing, Wilbur J.
nri~aou. charles rco. William u. Nonn,
&c.. A. Norris Nenn. George u Mas
aoy ana Ne Smith, viii make plans
Zoe the minstrel show 60 ho held some
time in February.
\ unl meeting ~ the membership
pn,un,iitssp uf the Gideon and i,oscsa
,iaafpa The latter comprising young
women. was held recently at the home
~ NJ and Mrs smlck so2 West Sev-
snih street. The minstrel committee
mpt ni tho same time.
fhe pidunn Dlasa was organized a
,sai apo. with q membership of SOW
A. A 4 a.,
present membership of ao, and the
NlHiiinn lHt totals nearly 20 names
srUuuihu a. the report ~ the look
out committee, which II IN follows
MpWhpiahip. 20 now names ON list,
if hn inurvaao of over last month
visitors tn prospective members. So
an increase of 90 visitors durinr
month. 90 incronae 81 90, members
slrh. 3. tonvorHions I.
rho momhea of tho claaa have
subscribed more than 81 500 toward
the new building enterprise. Tho pas.
iur M the church. tev. Leonard II
Nmi,h. ia much pleased by tho prosres'
madp hy the young peoples Classos
and IA luohinr forward to having on'
uf she strongest class organizations
in the city.
Tho athletic committee, under th'
leadership ~ loornc Lone. ie seckinf
lRrrp sym fOr athletic purposes
snh u " expected that the hish schoo
sNnnasium will boz uspd Jointly viii
sone ~ the church League teams
\ numhof ~ ys,uug men from dowr
tho reninsula ana throughout Mary
land ana virginia who are attendin,
ln,sl schools, are expected 60 Join th'
SUNDAY school ana greatly increase ~
m.mhetahir and activities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20

menaces OF the country, and any
movement by which one life can be
saved. or the spread OF this disease
checked to any extent, IL we'll worth
while. The purchase OF few Christ
mas seals is small matter for an IN
dividuai. yet II everyone viii buy only
a few, the sum realized will be suf-
ficient to do effective work In ridding
our country OF most dangerous
enemy.
Il hope that tho sale will be large
this year. With heartiest good wishes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
.SUPT. WARD BELIEVES
|NIcHR|STMAS SEALS
School Children Are Helping In
tho Anti i-Tuberculosis
Movement.

Superintendent Of Schools David A.
Ward. who has Just returned from d
western trip, writes to the Christmas
Seal headquarters.
"I am greatly interested In the work
you are doing through the Delawarf
Anti-Tuberculosis Society.
"Tuberculosis II one OF the great
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20

for the SUCCESS OF the excellent work
you arc doing, am.
Very Sincerely yours.
David A. Ward,
superintendent cf Schools"
For good many years the school
children OF Wilmington have helped
sell Christmas Seals. and added their
bit to the fund They nrc starting out
this week TO do what they can to help
their sick little playmntes Mt sunny
brook Cottage They are doing their
share. Have you done youre7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
70 Anrrovc midget For f,9s.

Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
mercc Will meet on Thursday after
noon. Among the items OF business
TO be considered. will be that Of np-
proving OF budget for the coming
ycnr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20
Ne Dlish Nchool Ass.mhl,.

No assembly was held at the uleh
school Yesterday, aH the Christmas
ensoriainm.nt hy the seniors win bo
held un Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-20

Read the classified ads too.--Adv.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-14

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The disturb
ance that was central north of Lake
Superior last night moved rapidly east
southeastward to Maine, attended by local
thunder showers IN the lake region and
the north Atlantic states, and another dis
turbance OF wide extent was central over
Montana tonight and moving slowly east
ward There scattered showers to-
day in West Virginia the west Gulf
states. the Dakotas, the south Rocky Noun
tain region and the north Pacific states.
Temperatures were high in the north
Rocky Mountain region the central and
north plains states and from Iowa south
eastward over the Ohio Valley and the
Generally fair weather will prevail Tues
the Mississippi River, except that here
will be local thunder storms in che upper
lake region and at widely scatt9,td points
in the Southern states. Temperatures will
be somewhat lower in the middle Atlantic
states by Tuesday night. but will continue
above normal almost generally east of the
Mtssi issippi River except New England dur
Ing the next several days.
New Enthusiastically fair Tuesday
and Wednesday, with moderate tempera-
ture.
District Forecasts-Eastern New York.
New Jersey, Delaware and eastern Penn
sylvania-GeneraIly fair Tuesday and
" ednesday, cooler Tuesday night
Western Pennsy ylyania--Fair Tuesday
and Wednesday; slightly cooler In south
western NeyN York-Fsir Tuesday and
Wednesday. VII moderate Temperature.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-14
Mrs. Hector Havemeyer
Files Separation Suit
Husband, Defendant in Mani
curist's Breacv of Promise
Action. Called NeglectfuI

Hector Havemeyer, who, little more
than year ego, was sued by a mani
curist for 100000 on a breach of prom
ise charge, was made defendant yes
terday in a separation suit filed in the
Supreme Court by Mrs Ray Russell
Havemeyer. He is a manufacturer, a
member OF the social set and related to
the Havemeyer family of sugar refn-
ers. He lives at 1880 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Havemeyer were mar
ried in 1902 They have daughter,
Dorothy Russell Havemeyer, fifteen
years old. 1t is charged by Mrs. Have
meyer, in her brief compalint, that her
husband has neglected to provide for
her. The action was the first public
intimation that the couple have been
living apart.
The plaintiff in the breach of prom
ise suit was Miss Harriet Hearn, who
was a manicurist at the Grand Central
Terminal. She said she had known the
defendant as "Mr. Palmer" and when
she learned that he had wife she ex-
pressed sorrow for Mrs. Havemeyer be-
cause of the publicity caused by the &C
tion. Mr.. Havemeyer denied that he
had promised to marry Miss Hearn, and
his attorney said her suit was joke.
The suit is pending.
1t was contended in the defense made
oy Mr.. Havemeyer that Miss Hearn, at
the time Of the alleged promise by him
to marry her, was the wife Of Garry
Hearn,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-14

was still. Suddenly the twins saw
what had looked like a part of the
branch come to life and make a f1y-
ing leap to another branch, and at
once that shrll voice .,peated the
glad news.
Why-why- -whyee, it is little
Frog!" exclaimed Boxer, rubbing his
eyes to make sure that nothing was
the matter with them. "Who ever
heard of Frog in a tree?"
ut is Stickytoes the Tree Toad"
growled Mother Bear. "He really be-
longs to the Frog family, but he is
commonly called Toad, Tr. Toad.
He ought to be called Tree Frog, for
that is what he is. He lives in the
trees"
Such funny expression IS there
was on the faces of the twins when
they heard this. They thought they
knew all about Frogs, and had never
seen Frog more than two or three
good jumps from water. How could
Frog be up in tree? They
couldn't understand it at all. They
couldn't understand how Frog could
live in a tree any more than they
could understand how he could know
it was going TO rain. They fairly
ached to ask questions.
But Buster was speaking again.
Are you sure, absolutely sure 90 he
asked.
Sure, absolutely sure. Rain, rain,
1t is going to rain!" shrilled the
funny little prophet in the tree.
Copyright. 1921. by T. w. Burgess)
The next story; King Eagles Re-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-14
Policevon,en to Study Laundry
Markings to Identify Dead
Disaster Squad Specializes in Scientific Meth
ods, Including Fingerprints and Photo
graphs, to Help Solve Morgue Mysteries

The disaster squad" is to be the next
contribution of women to the Police
Department. 1t will be their mission
to identify, by more scientific processes
than have ever been used before, the
victims of explosions, wrecks and sui
eide, They will study unidentified
bodies III the morgue in three wsys--
through the laundry file, finger prints
and photographs.
Announcement of the new course
which will be given in the summer
school of the women's precinct at 434
West Thirtyseventh Street was made
yesterday by Mrs. Mary Hamilton,
director of the women's precinct, fol-
lowing the graduation exercises of the
first class of "lady cops" from the new
headquarters. Twenty-Five women, al
ready members of the department, have
qualified as experts in first aid to the
injured, health and sanitation and
dietetics in six weeks course of
training under D. j. Donovan and
Lieutenant James Sheehan.
THE summer course is intended to
give the women detectives intensive
training in the identification of bodies u
said Mrs. Hamilton. "For example
there is special method of procedure
for taking the finger prints of dead
persons. We find finger prints ex-
tremely valuable in tracing these
people, for in about so per cent of the