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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
RECOMMENDS CHANGES
IN INCOME TAX Law
Secretary or Treasury Asks Changes
Effective This Year, To Lower
Prices without Decreasing
Revenue

Fur specific proposals for revision
of the Federal taxes have been made
to Congress by Secretary of the
Treasury Mellon, with Il recOnmen
dation for early action so the new
taxes can be applied for this cal"p
dar year. They are:
Repeal OF the excess profits tax
and the existing $4,000 income eX-
emptiOn Of corporations. the loss Of
revenue TO be made good by a mOdi
fled tax on corporation profit. or Il
flat additional income tax on cor
poratiOns. to yield an aggr"ra'" of
between $40O,O0O,O 900 and $500 o,Ooo.-
900.
Readjustment of income tax rates
so that no income will pay more
than 40 per cent this year and 80
per cent thereafter. with view to
producing aggregate revenues sub
stantially equivalent to the estimated
receipts from the income tax un-
der the existing law.
Repeal Of the so-call.d luxury"
taxes, together with the nuisance"
taxes, such as those on soda foun.
tain drinks. but retention of the
transportation and miscellaneous
specific sales tax.
Imposition of 'sufficicnt new and
additional taxes of wide application. "
such as increased stamp taxes or
license taxes on the use of automo-
biles, to bring the total revenues
from internal taxes, after making
the charges above suggested. to
about $4,000, 900 900 in the fiscal
years 1922 and 1898"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
MAY DAY TERRORIST PLOTS
BROKEN IN N THE EAST

Police activity doubtless stopped
much May-Day terrorist bonn plots
in the east. especially in New York
City. At that place officers raided
several places. known to he Bolshe-
visit headquarters and seized a lot of
literature. showing bomb plots. Doe
um"n,ary planned by the under
ground party" which is operated
direct from soviet Russia.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
SEAMEN'S STRIKE STARTED
MONDAY .AS .ANNOC NJ ED

There was great rush of ocean
going shipping Saturday and sunday
In an effort to get to sea before the
calling of the strike Of seamrn. mar
Inc engineers and fircmrn. and har-
Dor employees. which was scheduled
'or Monday. When Monday came the
strikes started and shipping is prac-
ically at standstill az all american
1orts. The action followed Il wage
reduction by the ship owners.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
SUNDAY Is MOTHERS DAY

sunday, May \. is Mothers Day,
Most of the sunday schools and
Churches of the city are planning
special programs appropriate To hon
orinE our mothers, and everyone is
asked to wear Il flower for Mother
Il bright colured one if Mother is liv-
ing and white one il Mother is
dead.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
SUNDHY SCnOOL
RECORD BROKEN
2,225 People. Representing One.
Third Of Dnrant's Popu'mion
Attended AZ Some Sunday
School sunday

All records for Sunday school at
tendance were smashed IN l'nrant
last Sunday when 2.22i people. or
one-third of the total population of
the city. attended one Or ano'her.o
the seven Sunday schools reporting
their attendance.
The Women's Glass of ~" I'"">by-
terian Sunday School smashed rec
ords for class attendance. with 1876
attending. The Mems class al Bdp-
tist Sunday School lead tn. men with
1872 present.
The figures for each Sunday School
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
LADIES' SPRING COAT-SUITS z PRICE
Cleanup Prices on Millinery
FOR .c1.98

One special table of hats are
offered at this price-The
values are eXceptional-You'll
do we'll to look these over.
SEE OUR S5.85 HATS
Some of the seasons best
styles are on sale at this price,
nothing cheap or shoddy, few
Gold Medal Hats will be found
in this group.
Every Hat in the house at
specially reduced prices-If
you need a hat, don't fail to
visit our Millinery Department.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06

The NEWS Will puy an unlimited
quantity OF clean cotton rags and will
pay the highest market price.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
KANSAS CITN LIVE STN X
BULLETIN

Market compared with last Mon
day. Cattle 20 to 30 e higher. Hog.
2jc higher. Sheep soc higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

LONDON. Aug. 2s.--Harold Jones.
i5year-old errand boy, ~ either an
archfiend or the prosecuted victim
Of a secret society.
British crime experts are trying.
with little result. to ascertain
which.
Seventeen days after the boy was
acquitted OF attacking and murder
Ing s.year.old Freda Burneii. he was
locked up in connection with the
murder OF ii.year-old Florence Lit.
tie. The body Of the Little girl waa
found concealed in the attic Of tn.
Jones horne. in q little Welsh VII
Iage OF Abertlilery.
Freda's body was found IN q
lonely lane six months ago. She had
been sent TO the store In which the
Jones boy worked az errand boy.
Police charged he killed her In a
shed back OF the store. and carried
her body 10 the lane. All through
his trial. the boy denied his guilt
with the utmost calm. and watched
proceedings with apparen, uncon.
Germ.
Shortly after he had been ac-
quilted. the Little girl was playing
on the street with Florrie Jones.
Harolds smaller sister. Her father
was watching the play. He stepped
into the house for tobacco and
when no returned. found that his
daughter had disappeared.
A search was organized. both
Harold Jones and his father joining
II. The boy suggested that blood.
hounds be used in the hunt.
After a night Of searching. police
decided To search every house In
AbertiIlery. In tho attic Of the
Jones home the body Of the Little
girl was found. with a cash in the
throat and the head cut as with a
blunt instrument.
Threats OF violence were made
against Harold. and police rushed
him to Jail In another part OF the
county.
One angie OF the case that pus.
zles experts is this:
Five days after Jones' acaulttaI
on the first charge. he received an
unsigned letter with a London post
mark containing sketch OF a
heart and dagger and the words
Beware. Vengeance" Also the
German word "vchmgericht." the
name OF a famous secret tribunal
Of Westphalia, Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
CONGRESS
fails ON
Big aims
ReceSSeS With Tariff and
Revenue Bills Are Still
Unsettled
ny HARRY HUNT

WASHINGTON Aug. se,-~four
months after having been called into
special session for the specific pur'
pose OF enactinE new tariff and rev
enuc bills. the congress has taken a
recess in order that its work on these
measures may be expedited by COM
mittceS.
Altho the cali for the special scs'
sion contemplated concentrated at
tention exclusively on the tariff and
revenue bills. these bills have pro-
crossed little toward actual passage.
There is now no hope for a tariff
bill at this session OF congress That
must 20 over 10 the long session
December 5,
A desperate effort Is TO be made.
however. TO get the new revenuc bin
thru. and that may be accomplished
by November 1.
In the meantime businesses and
individuals must remain In the dark
ae 20 the extent OF federal taxation
on this years incomes and profits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Imported and Domestic
Overcoatings

1876 yards Extra Heavy whlpcords In
grnya and Browns
100 yards Extra Heavy Cnfiniehsd wor-
strda In All shades
10 yards Heavy and Medium weight
Fleece Overcoatinrs in browns.
Grnys. Green's and Mixtures
ffs yards Heavy frish Homcspuns and
Scotch Twesds in All Shades
~ yards Gray clearinghouse in all
Weights and Shades. Plain and
Plaid Backs
iei yards Dark and Medium Shades Or
ford Gray Ov~rcoatinGs In all
Weights. suitable for both Busi-
nees and Dress overcoatr
&c yards Melton Ovsrcoatinga In All
shades and Weights
IS yards special whlpeord overeoatinrs
for Special Raineoats
81 yards chinehilia ovsrcoatinEsin
Blues. Grnys and browns
IS yards Covert overcos,ing in Tan
shades. for Oycrcoats and Top
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Serges

Special Purchase Of over 1000 Yards.
as Listed u~tewi
Plain Extra Heavy Blues
Plain Medium Weight Blues
Heavy Weight HerrinRbonc Patterns
Medium Weight Herringbone Patterns
Heavy Weight Basket Weave Blues
Medium Weight Basket Weave Blues
Flannels
~ yards In Plain Blues. Browns. Blacks
and whites
% yards In Fancy Blues. Browns, Blacks.
with Stripes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
STOLEN SWEETS
APPEAL TO COW
Owner Decides It Best to
Pay for Property

BOSTON. Aug. 1s.--The cow Of
David ". Wood Of Wakefield. believ.
ing stolen sweets the most tooth.
some. pushed her head thru'a neigh.
boris fence and ate three large heads
Of cabbage from the neighbor's gar.
den.
Wood was brought into the Maiden
court charged with technical trespaas
because OF the conduct OF his COW.
William Shirley. the neighbor. said
he asked Wood 70 pay for the three
cabbsges and that Wood told him 70
forget H. when asked by the Judge
whether he was wiling 10 pay shIr.
ley the price OF the three cabbages.
Wood said he was.
The case was placed on file.
An Evanston, H.. man recently
won baking competition from IS
women at a county fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Included in this magnificent
showing are the following:
Unfinished Worsteds
Heavy and Medium Weights

Ia yards Plain Grays
t2i yards Fancy Crays IN stripes Checks.
fiaids and Oyerplaids
IS yards Piain niuss
az yards Fancy Blues In stripes. Cheeks
and fiaids
~ yards Plain Hacks
.. yards Panty blacks In stripes
50 yards Plain Iirowns
sso yards Fancy browns In stripca Cheeks
and t'falds
20 yards Plain Grsys
its yards Fancy Crsys In Stripes. chechs
tes yards y ~ Heavy Weights IN Plains
and fanct~s- All Shadrr. also
Heavy and Medium Weight
Mixtures In Plains and Checks
-, yards Special Fancy Hiurr in All Coli
or aud Invisible stripes
lN yards shepherd Checks and risids.
Club Checks and Glen Jrau-
hardt Cheeks and Piaids
- yards H~rringbons fAttorns In All
ShAdes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
MINOR BILLS
ARE ENACTED

been dragging along In committees.
nearly three score minor bills. In.
Guiding eight OF general Importance.
have been enacted and have become
law. The most important OF these
were:
l. A joint resolution formally ter.
minating the state OF war with Ger.
many and Austria.
2. An act creating a national bud.
get system and providing an indc.
pendent audit OF government &C.
counts
.. An act limiting immigration.
4. The Sweet bill. consolidating
under ono head all agencies OF as.
sistance and relief for ex.servicc
men.
5. The navy appropriation bill. in.
Guiding an amendment BY senator
Borah. authorizing the calling OF a
conference on the limitation OF ar.
maments.
s. Tho army appropriation bill. re.
ducing the enlisted strength Of the
army to $50. 600.
3 A bin regulating the landing OF
1uufhtftHc cdoAf~ ana rt4QiEtnk
federal permits therefor.
Bills to regulate dealing In grain
futures and 20 supplement- the Vol.
stead prohibition enforcement, ae,
have been passed by both houses in
different form. and are now Ia con.
ference.
bonus bin for the relief OF cx.
service men. which was sweeping
toward passage. was blocked By the
direct interference OF President Hard.
ing. who declared its passage would
wreck the governments whole fsnan.
rsai program.
The maternity bili behind which
organized women have stood almost
unanimously. has never gotten out
Of the house committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

A JOINT LECTURE will be given
at Cornish School Friday night by
writers OF drama and verse. Mrs.
Mary Adds and Arthur Davidson
fickc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

10 yards nannoct burns 10 Graya. Browns
and Mixtures
100 yards frinh uonexpuns
100 yards Basket Wsaves and Horsaeks IN
Grays. Blues. browns and MIA
turvn
100 yards Genuine Heather Cloths. in
Checks ard riaids All coiorn
from the Heather Mills Co.
Kirk. Scotland
sss yards County Donegal rwseds in
Browns and Grays
i,7 yards 81 English and Scotch Tweed,
in Browna. Grays and Herring
bone stripes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

Mrs. Eamonn de Valera,
loVe Of the prcsident Of the
Irish republic, has O forceful
bit modest personality and
has kept herself in the back
ground. She is Of the blond
Irish type.
Like her husband, she is q
a teacher By profession, and
previous TO her marrio0e loaS
on the stoff Of o school in
Dublin and an active wortey
IN the Increment TO reUive the
Irish language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

SIS yards Plain Hard finished Grayn
12s yards Fancy Hard Finished Craya In
Stripes. Checks and PialdE
sc yards Plain Hard y inished Blues
II yards Fancy Hard Finished Blues in
Stripes. Checks and PiRids
81 yards Plain Hard-Finished Browns
81 yards Fancy Hard Finished Browns In
stripes and Checks
ss yards Extra Bankers Gray. All Shades
IS yards Extra bankers Gray. All shades
So yards Medium Bankers Gray. All
Shades
60 yards Medium and Heavy Weight
Whipcords in Dark and Light
GrayA
81 yards Heavy Brown and Blue French
Backs IN stripes and checks
90 yards Clay and Diagonal worstsds
~ yards Heavy and Medium Weight Her
rinxbonc Patterns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Made-up Overcoats Tailored
in Our Own Shop

large number OF Ovcrcoats. ready TO wear,
tailored from the fine st domestic and i'm
ported FleeceH, Tweeds. Whipcords, Cam
rls' Han Cloth and Worsteds, In all colors
and styles, both heavy and medium
weights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Imported Made-up Overcoats

We are the exclusive agents for tho
well-known "RfMASOP' line Of Ovcrcoats
and Motor Coats for both Ladies and Gem
tlcmcn. Made by Rimcll a. Allsop Of Lon
don. England. These Overcoats are made
OF the finest imported Twocds and over
coatings in many shades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Cheviots

1873 yards Plain Heavy Weight Blues
" yards Heavy Weight Blues in stripes
and Checks
~ yards Plain Heavy Weight Browns
81 yards Heavy Weight Browns In
Stripes and Checks
% yards Heavy Weight Brown Mixtures
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11
(IMPRESION)

AIN Sc recuerdan con un horror
las victimas del anarquismo en- las
ilustres personas de los que fueron
Presidentes del Consejo de Minis
tros Sres. Canovas del Castillo, y
Canalejas vilmente asesinados, el prl
nero en- el balneario de Sta. Ague-
sda, (Guipuzcoal por Angiolillo que
sufrio la Ultima pena en- la carcel de
Vergara, sufriendo igual castigo el
que dispar6 en- Ia Puerta del Sol de
Madrid al segundo, cplndo los cables
nos anuncian la estupenda noticia
de la muerte violenta del ilustre pro-
ccr don Eduardo Dato, la salida del
Congreso, sin duda despues del cum
plimiento del deber en- virtud de las
atribueiones de su cargo, por una
banda de asesinos llamados sindicalis
tas que, de una manera premeditada,
lie hicieron varios disparos acabando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11
EDUARDO DATO ASESLNADO

con la vida de hombre que hoy llorl
Espana entera
FL senior Dato lha sido uno de los
abogados mas enAinentes por su la
Dor, reconociendosele como polftico,
condolences excepeionales de hombre
de EstAdo consiguiendo con sus dotes
de gobernante que Espana no entra-
IA en- Ia guerra ssNopea. obtenienao
Espana grandes benefeios.
Despues de su ingreso en- el partido
del senor Silvela fu6 un triunfo su
excursion Barcelona con motive de
"Ba Ley de Academies del Trabajo' V
"Reforma" de la mentada ley, siendo
ovacionado con entusiasmo por la ma
sa obrera.
Mas tarde obtiene ell gran estadista
nuevos timbres de gloria con la crea-
cion del "Instituto de Reformas Socia
les", "Leyes sobre la mendicidad"
"Ablndono de Memories, cream
do mas tarde el Ministerio de Traba
jo, y los "Tribunales para nifos", ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11
DEPARTAMENTo DE
sERvICIo PUBLIco
oF1cINA DEL AcUEDUcTo
AvIso AL PUBLIco

Por ell presente Sc avisa a los dueiios
de casa v toda persona que necesitara
hacer alguna acomatida la tuberia de
AcuedHcto propiedad del Municipio .
cualQuiera tuberfa perteneciente otra
persona Corporation al Gobierno In
sular de Puerto Rico, que ningln plo-
nero esta autorizado hacer dichas SEQ
metidas nj a suministrar aqua ninguna
rrop.edad, y que solamente puede hacsr
esos trabajos, ell Plomero Municipal por
orden de la Ofcir.a de Obras Pnblicas
Municipales, despues que el interssado
haya llenado en- este Departamento. los
requisites de la Ordenanza reguladora
de este servicio pnblico.
Constituye una falta grave adquirir
aqua por medios que no sean los antes
citados suplicamos todas aquellas
personals que hasta la fecha estan ha-
ciendo uso del Acueducto sin estar sus
nombres inscritos en- los registros de es-
ia oficina, pasen por este DEPARTMENT.
notifcarlo para no vernos en- la nece-
sidad de ordenar que Sc corte la tube
ria de la cual Sc estan surtiendo.
Martin TRAvTESo.
Ccmisionado de servicio Publico, Poll
cia Prisicnes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11
SoLICITUD DE UN EMpPFsrr--
PARA CoNsTRUCcIoNEs EscoLA-
RES

Don Rafael de J. Cordero, inspector
de escuelas de Carolina, ha sometido
la consideration de la Asamblea mu-
nicipal de aquella poblaci6n, las ST.
guientes resoluciones:
Aprobar La extension del maximum
del "school Tax a un periodic dc 10
amos; un emprestito de $4,000, para
ediicios de MADEIRA en- los barrlos de
Trujillo Bajo, Cacaos, Santa Cruz, Ca
novanillas, Barrazas, Carrazos, cuyo
total asciende $14,440; y para otros
ediicios en- los barrios de Hoyo Mulas,
San Anton y vizcarrondo, cuyo totlI 81
ma $1S,7oo; para La ampliaci6n de N
edificio, con un total de $500; y, por
lltimo, para la adquisici6n de IL sola
res, con un total de 81, 200.
Tambi6n ha sometido el senior Corde-
70 la consideration de La referida
Asamblea, una tabla demostrativa de
la forma en- que So cancelara dicho EN-
pr6stito durante Ell periodic de diez amos,
con un tipo de por ciento de interes
annual
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11

biendo sido el primero en- funcionar
Ell de Tarragona, cuyas tareas puso
en- practica hace tres meses.
Ultimamente en- vista de los con-
tinuos atentados asesinltos come
tidos en- Barcelona Valencia y que
repercutfan de una manera inicua
Y alarmante n resto de Espaia, de-
scret6 que ftese deprimido. el -lurado
en- los Tribunales de Justicia en- vis-
ia de Ia preston de que eran objeto
los que habfan de enjuiciar en- con-
ciencia, encomendando la mission de
Il justicia para que juzgaran esta
clase dc. crfmenes los Tribunales
de Derecho y Consoles de Guerra Sc
gun los casos.
El credito espanol durante ell go-
bierno del Sr. Dato adquirio gran
preponderancia, hacienda que su ac-
tuacion lie fuera reconocida por su pue
bio que le apreciaba dldos sus mobiles
actos de honradez en- el cumplimien-
to de sus deberes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11
FL coNCURso DE EEL MUNDo'
Sc ExTENDERA TAAGBIEN A
LAS TAQUIGRAFAs

En- virtud de haberse recibido nume-
rosas cartas en- esta Empresa en- las cua
les Sc pide que Ell nuevo concurso inau
gurado por Ell MUNDo, sea ampliado
tambi6n las taQuigrafas, no sola-
mente las mecan6grafas, pues clio da
ria mayor realce interes a aquel, esta
Empresa, de acuerdo con 10 solicitado,
Sc muestra gustosisima en- complacer a
los solicitantes en- los cuales fguran
muy bellas seforitas, que Sc disputaran
los premios v muchos j6venes de valer
en- nuestra sociedad
Desde hoy, por consiguiente, nos apre
suramos corregir 81 cup6n, asf como
tambi6n unir los nombres de las Sc
foritas mecan6grafas los de las ta-
quigrafas que entraran tambien en- la
brillante lid.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11
EN- Ell sENADo

A las tres y media de Ia tar4e Sc de.
clsr6 alberta la session bajo la prtsi1en
cia del senior Benedicto. FL sscretario
paso lista Sc da por aprobada, sin ser
leida, ell acta de la session anterior. SC
leen peticiones memoriales recibidos.
FL Senado sc declara en- comis' On 20.
tai Sc pone a discussion Ell proyecto
del Senado No. a, para poner en- ma
nos del Comisionado de saniiad Insu.
lar el control" absolute de Ia sauida l
en- la isla, mien'ras dure Ia epidemia
reinante y asignando la suma &c qui.
nier.os mil d6lares Cs500.o00) para con
batir la playa.
FL DR.. susOm informa an7liamonte
acerca de los fines y alcanco del referi-
do proyecto. Dice al senado las dihculti
des con que tropieza la direction supe.
rior de sanidad al poner en- vigor sus
disposiciones para extinguir y combatir
el NAL y aboga por que Sc aprusbs 81
proyecto para salvsr la salud p0blica
que esta amenazada grandemente en- 20
da la isla.
FL Sr. Tous Soto pregunta al Or. Su-
soni respecto las atribuciones cue n
ley municipal concede a los cofnisiona-
dos municipales de sandal y 81 6stas
son dcrogsdas deanitivamente per esta
ley. FL DR.. susori cOntesta al sr. Tous
Soto sobre ell caracter temporal que Ia
ley entrafia.
El sefior Iglesias 50 manihesta en- Ia
vor del proyectO. Dijo que 81 era parti-
dario de que la sanidaa deberia essaf q,
rnetida en- todos los paises 3 una disci-
pima n4litsr; pero que 81 aqui 80 pods
lograr hacer una labor eacielts civil
mente por cualquier hOmbre. fueFa uric.
nists, republicano socialista, q esta.
ba conforme en- que SO is diera todo 81
poder que fuera necesario y toto el di-
nero que fuere menester. Present6 dos
enmiendas: una tendente q que en- II
ley Sc especincaran las snfermsda1es
que habian dc considerarse como epide
mias para crsar un estado dc cosas tai. y
la seguna, para que en- case de ser des-
tituido un funeionariO, Sc hicicra Ell nus
vo nombranniento con Ia recomendas.6n
del partido a que perteneciera el arse
rior Ambas ennaerdas fusron derrota.
das.
ri senior Martinez Natal formul6 una
enminda, que fu6 sprobada, y gee con
sistia en- aclarar los terminus en- cue
(continna en- Ia pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-11
UN GRUPO De REVOLTOSOS ROOEA Ell PALACIO PRE-
SIDEKCIAL Y LUEGO ES DISPERSADO POR la TROPl
LA Session DE AVER
EN- La CAMARA DE
REPRESENTATIVES

A las tres de la tarde Sc declare
alberta la session de la Camara, ba
io la presidencia del Sr. Coll Gu
chi. Ell Secretnrio pas6 lista. s.
da lectura a las petieiones y memo
riales recibidos. FL sefor Pilot So
licita que Sc haga una investigation
I acerca de las condolences sanitlrias
de los barrios de Ia Perla y Matade
ro La petici6n fue endosada al De
parnmento de Sanidad municipal
Sc di6 lectura a una petici6n de Ia
Liga Femenina para que sc le come
da el sufragio Ia mujer.
Fue nombradQ una comisi6n com
puesta de los schores Cobian Tor
mes para que asistieran al acto que
celebrara la logia de Ponce en- con-
memoraci6n del aniversario de n
muerte de Tomas Carri6n Maduro.
Fueron discutidos y aprobados en- se
gunda lectura los proyectos de Ia
Camara ndmero 6s, go, II, 104 y
ia.
FL seiior Guerra inform6 a IN ca
mara de haber recibido una Motif
caci6n de Ia Universidad de puer-
to Rico, referente al recibimiento q. Sc
les ha preparado los miembros de n
comisi6n de hacienda y a la De ms
trucci6n de la Camara que han de vi
star dieho centre en- Ia nslhana &c
hoy, las 9 de Ia misma. Un almucr-
20 servido por las alumnas de cien-
cias domesticas forma parte del pro-
grama. Quizas por este tiltimo cl pre-
sidente felicit6 los miembros de di-
ehas comisiones.
No habiendo ningun otro asunto en-
la orden del dia, sc levant6 Ia session
hasta hoy a las diez de la mlfana