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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
DISCUSSPLANSF FOR
STATE CONFERENCE
Charities and Correction Con.
ference to Be Held Here
Oct. 40.

Plans for the seth annual State
Conference Of Charities and Correc-
ton, which viii be held i'm south
Bend from Oct : 10 10. inclusive.
were discussed ar a meeting held
Thursday afternoon at the Chamber
OF Commerce. Representative from
the Associated Charities. Chudren's
Dispensary. Orphans Homo and
other welfare organizations OF the
city were present and heard the
work for the convention outlined by
j. A. Brown. Of Indianapolis. who
has been connected with the social
problems OF the state for the past
- years and who IS now secreta- v OF
the state conference.
Samuel p. PettinEill OF this city
has been named general chairman
Of the local committee and WIZ be
ready 20 announce a complete LEST OF
all sub committees !n a few DAYS.
Edward J. F1garty. warden OF the
Michigan City prison, was also pres
ent and announced that specla ar
rangements would be made COR the
delegates TO visit the prison during
the conference Special care VIII be
provided for he purpose OF con-
veying the visitors 70 Michigan City.
Gov. McCray viii be the speaker az
the general Sunday afternoon meet
ing Of the conference and many not
ed welfare workers from all parts
OF the country Wi appear on the
program during the session
From 800 20 500 delegates yearly
attend the state conference ard
larger attendance is expected this
year thhan ever before as more reo-
PIE are becoming interested each
year IN the social problems ~ the
state and nation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
Street Rail Line
To Extend Tracks
On FELLOWS St.

To take care of the expansion Of
the southeastern section Of the city.
the Chicago. South Bend and
Northern Indiana Railway Co. is
planning TO extend street car SER
vice on Fellows st. from Broadway
TO Ewing av., and has petitioned
the board Of public works for the
necessary permission. The proposal
will come up for formal discussion
with Mayor Seebirt and the board of
works a week from Wednesday
night.
At the present time people living
in the extreme southeastern portion
of the city have poor street car
service, the Michigan st, and Miami
81. lines being the only service avail
able in this district. A line on Eel
lows St, which is about half way
between Miami and Michigan SITS.
would do great deal to remedy the
present lack of service ana would
accommodate the large population
living midway between the two pres
ent lines and south of Broadway.
The proposed new line would also
accommodate the people living in
Studebaker place, the terminal at
Ewing av., being in the very heart
of the new addition.
At present Fellows ST. Is an IN
paved street though curb and side
walks have been laid. Ii is also
comparatively narrow street, the
width being but 25 feet. A petition
for the paving of Fellows ST. from
Sample st, 10 Ewing av.. was filed
some time ago. and the board of
works has already ordered a reso-
luton for the paving of this street.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
BONDS GIVES OUT
STATEMENT UPON
NEW RATE PETITION
Sets Forth Company's Views
for Increase in Long
Distance Tolls.

r. T. Bonds. manager OF the South
Bend and ALishawaka Bell Telephone
exchanges, has prepared statement
upon the telephone company petit
ton for an incrcase IN long distance
toll rates. The statement follows:
The revenue received under the
present schedule Of toll rates has not
for long time been sufficient 90
meet the. operating charges 20 say
nothing OF a return upon the value
Of the toll property
The rates are designed 90 meet tho
cost OF the various GLASSES Of service
and an analysis OF the toll business
covering various lengths Of hauls in
the different classes show that the
operating cost and circuit time used
on a pere1n-to-person message -
consid erably In excess Of that iavolv-
ed on a station-to-st alton message.
IN fact IL requires the use Of 90 per
cent more circuit time on person-to-
person than on station-to-st alton
calls.
Person-to-PersOn Rate Higher.
Therefore. in order 10 realize suffi-
Gent revenue from the toll plant d
new schedule has been set up chang
ing the diferential on persOn~tO-per-
son messages from 25 20 so per cent
= bove the station 20 station rate. In
Sther words the person-to-p person
rate viii be so per cent higher than
the station -tO-statio1. This Is the
principal change and It is expected
that by each subscriber studying his
own business requirements carefully
he may in the majority Of cases USE
the station -to-station basis, which
will not only make a considerable
saving 10 the patron, but will make
"a compromising saving TO the Telc-
phone company by reason OF reduc-
ing operating costs.
The proposed schedule does not
provide any increase whatever on
etation-tO-s station messages between
points OF 80 miles or less. Neither
will H. affect person-tO- person rates
between points OF "a miles or less. In
substance this means that there VIII
be no increase at all on approximate
y 30 per cent Of the calls and only
s cent increase on about so per cent
Of the calls, which represents 20
per cent of the entire business. on
the longer haul messages the amount
of increase viii be greater but the
percentage average the same.
As another feature in equalizing
and properly distributing the charges
Il is proposed to discontinue report
charges on reports that telephone
IS rot listed. disconnected, or
that conversation has already been
had on another CALI which will be
a distinct saving 10 calling parties
encOuatering any Of these situations.
1t is claimed By the Telephone
&ompany that this viii not only i'm
ebrove the financial situation but
should in a large measure help to
divert the messages 20 the proper
class OF call materially assisting in
rendering good long distance service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
"MuIe" and Fall Combine
To Bring about Arrest of
Carnival EmpLOye Thursday

John Flanagan, Utica, y. Y, =
ticket chopper for the whip at a
carnival at Bakers field, slipped last
night while attempting 10 stop one
Of the cars, receiving slight abra-
sions on the right cheek and eye.
Flanagan appeared to be uncon-
scious from the blow and a call was
sent in for the police ambulance.
The ambulance in charge Of Sergt.
Luther and Laskowski rushed the in
jured man to Epworth hospital,
where il was found he was suffering
more from the results OF mule"
than the injuries, and admittance
was denied him.
Flanagan was lodged in the city
jail charged with drunkenness and
later given treatment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
SHERIFF AIDS MINERS
.ASSAIkED BY WOMEN

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. June IS.
-(By A. PD-Sheriff Yost returned
here Thursday night from SCOTS
Run, where he had gone with
party OF deputies 10 check a report
ed march OF striking miners from
Almina. He was unable 10 locate
IN emarch. but used MS force 10 es-
cort TO work a number Of miners
who. the J. ]. Buttermore coal Co.
had been prevented from
entering the mine by women.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
PLANE FOR CIVILIAN
NAVAL FORCE ADOPTED

WASHINGTON June 1.-THE
navy department plan to create a
civilian naval reserve force, similar
TO the national guard was adopted
Thursday by the senate in accept
ing an amendment OF the appropria-
tons committee increasing the house
provision OF $500 10 $4,000, 900. 10
be gin the work. Reservists would
receive two weeks training annual
" on naval vessels.
The naval reserve plan was
adopted during initial consideration
OF the 1924. 100000 naval budger.
Major contests went over until to-
morrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
GILLIOM COMMENDS
LOCAL POLICE FOR
UNTIRING EFFORTS
Attorney Says Policemen
Great Social Factor in Com
munity, in Address.

Restricting the majority of his re-
marks to what he believes to- be the
present attitude of the majority of
his associates. Atty. Arthur l.. Gill
liom, in an address before the DO
lice detail last night. commended
the department as a whole for their
conscientious efforts to perform their
duty at all tines.
Atty GilliOm impressed upon the
officers that it was not his intention
to unduly praise the men because
he was brought face to face with
them, but rather 10 assure them that
the citizens of the city were CRATE
full for the good service furnished
them.
The policeman is the greatest
social factor in the community" Mr..
Gillion continued. t'Our impressions
are based on our youthful concep-
lions and we can all remember the
impression we first form Of an Of
ficer in uniform. 1t is the duty Of
every officer to leave favora BILE
impression upon the youths Of the
city, the future citizens of the COM
munity.
Entitled to Appreciation.
ITO my mind the man who. dur
ing the day or night, travels his
post faithfully, protecting life and
property. is entitled TO as much ap-
probation as the soldier who goes
into the field of battle. do not
mean TO belittle the soldier in any
way. but l consider the action of an
efficient officer. who fearlessly en-
ters alleys and by-ways alone. as re-
curing greater courage than does
the duty of a soldier. who goes into
battle with his regiment.
An officers dress should be one
of his greatest concerns If you
dress and act an q slovenly manner
YOU create disrespect for the law
If you act intelligently and gentle
manly and show BY your efforts that
you realize the Importance of your
work, you Will create a lasting i'm
preston on all you come in contact
with. Guard against carelessness.
indifference and Incidence.
1T is folly for an officer 10 as
sumo an arrogant and belligerent at
titude because Of the authority in
vested in him. This quality ulti
mately leads TO tyranny and tyranny
leads 10 rebellion and revolution"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
GdfiH Co. Opens Filling
Station at WdlkertOn

In order 70 supply the motorists
Of Walkerton and vicinity with a fill
ing station service combining facil-
tiles and advantages heretofore un-
obtainable. the Gail Oil company
OF South Bend opened a new station
in the neighboring own this week.
The convenience OF similar stations
at New Carlisle. North Liberty and
South Bend has been appreciated
and the free crank case draining.
gear greasing tire filling service
literally partonized. IL is exepcted
the Walkerton-station viii meet
with equal favor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
auto Expert Concludes
Series Of Lectures Here

P. E. Chamberlain, expert and
lecturer on topics connected with
the automotive business, last night
completed his course Of four lee
lures. given under the auspices Of
the South Bend AutOmOtive Dealers
association, to local automobile
dealers and employees. The lectures.
which began Monday night, were
given at the Chamber Of Commerce
In his talk last night Mr.. Chamber
lain discussed efficiency and econo-
my in the business methods en-
ployed by motor dealers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
Request Hid of Police
In Efforts TO Find Lad

The local polce have been re-
quested 20 assist in locating Harold
Strauser, 16-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Strauser. 94S Emerson
Nv. who dtsa ppeared from his home
Tuesday noon and has not been
heard from since.
Young Strauser Jeff his home a.
that time. saying thar ne was CONS
10 sack work carrying water for q
contractor named II. n Beck. Mr..
Beck informed the boys father that
he had not applied for a position
The description furnished the po-
lice states that the boy is feet. .
inches tals. weighs 40 pounds. has
red hair and freckled face. When
last seen he wore light tennis shoes
dark corduroy pants, a white shirt
With black stripes and a light cap.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
Authority on ChiroPractic
To Lecture AT High School

Dr. James O. GreEEersou. a WE'LL
known authority on chlropract.c
will give lecture on the principles
Of this science o. o'clock -his
evening az the high school audi
torium His talk IS one ~ a series
OF lectures that is being given
throughout. the country 81 a nation
wide campaign Of education BY the
chiropractors ~ the United States.
The campaign has been inaugur-
ated with a view 20 counteracting
the opposition 20 chiropract.c which
has developed IN several states The
chiropractors hope 20 secure leg!s-
iation definitely recognizing and
promoting the practice Or chiroprac-
tic, which Is a system OF treatment
by means OF sp.nAl adjustments,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
ENTFRTAIN GRADUATES

The members Of the class Of 1921
OF s. Joseph's academy entertained
the members Of the class OF 1922 Of
the academy with a theater and
dinner party last night Following
visit 20 the theater. the guests
we're entertained at dinner in the
Gold room OF the oliver hotel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

Miss isabel Bigelow. Industrial
secretary OF the 7. ". c A. and
the Misses Lucille Moritz and Fran
ces Koehler. members OF the indus
trial cubs. Will represent the local
Y ". c. A. a. the conference OF
the industrial departments OF the
~Y's" OF the central field which Will
be held al Dewey lake. Michigan;
JLae 10 % -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

The man who minds his own bust
ness is well employed.
II is an Ill wind that blows nobody
good.
Kindness is politeness every
where.
To be womanly is the greatest
charm OF women.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

: Members OF the south Bend and
Mishawaks Mix Dealers association
held their weekly meeting wednes-
DAY night in the directors rooms at
the Chamber OF Commerce. Discus
SION OF regular organization busf-
ness occupied the time or the ses-
sion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
Miss Hallam Says Difference
Lies in Their Use of Laws
of the Mind.

Every person has il within him
self 70 become a genius or a failure.
The difference lies in the use. know
ingly or otherwise. of those Uuiver-
sal laws which COZ troll the mind"
This was the basis of the lecture
given on Thursday evening b. Miss
Alfaretta Hallam in her free course
on practical psychology at TIE o.
liver theater.
The first step toward fame must
be the adapting OF ones type and
talents TO some definite purpose in
life. Each one has talents; most OF
them undeveloped and hidden. Few
people in life have a real purpose.
but try a multitude of things for
which they are untitled and for
which they have no liking
a knowledge OF the laws o. the
mind viii give one inkling as 10
his talents. Then the use OF that
talent draws from the hidden sores
OF strength and makes possible full
development.
Essential Step.
The essential step 10 fortune and
20 fame Is OF course healthy body
and this is perfectly possible through
the use OF these laws. now rev. aled
10 the psychologist.
I have had too many practical
demonstrations OF this power 10
doubt rs efficiency for any disease.
no natter how chronic or how seen-
ingly incurable. Ny assistant. Miss
SchoI. recovered her sight tn ugh
the use OF thess subjective powers
OF mentality. Many students II my
classes have thrown or diseases OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

The population OF Tokyo and its
suburbs increases at the rate OF
900 a year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

Brick was first used for street paw
ing in America in 1878, in Charles
ton, ". Va
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

Love is an ever-fixed mark that
looks ar tempests and is never shak-
en-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

GUESS PROHIBITIONS THE THING
NEW YORK. June 1G-Nore persons arrest
sd fof infoEication IN View York during 1871 than
In either 81 The two preceding years. the animal
report ~ the magistrlfes court revealed to-day.
There were G.1Z0 offenders iu 1921 compared with
Z $40 m 1900 and 5.G57 in 1919
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

HARD on THE COPs
WINDSOR. Ont. June i5.-Fleefs ~ trucks pflsf
high with csses ~ beer for export rolling En- 4
steady stream over the roads from Windsor 90 fhe
docks ~ Petite Cote and sandwich which police
officials stand by waiting word 90 halt the close
pHcked caravan.
, 1922-12-24

who's this Frances1 Who's this?
must have lost her tonguel Oh, Poor
she's lost her tongue" etc, etc. Thu
a temporary stoppage Of traffic among
last minute Christmas choppers at ii
big store while dear little Frances May
Higbee renews acquaintance with
dear Auntie Carrie, who sent her
such a lovely dollie last Christ.
, 1922-12-24
E%EN

EE4A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06

Ell tIiscutido Bono para los soldados
que tomaron partc fernando eI ejer-
cito de los Estados Unidos, en- IA
guerra contra Alemania, esta pen
Sliense del iilfimO detalle, que es Ell
de la erlo efecfiyo desde lnego que
Sc acuerae, o entregar un documentoI
II cest .icii,,c contra el Tesoro. que con
esa glr;,lf.ii pueda negociarse.
Las dos tendeneias predominantes
son: OBtener el Bono, Ell cualquier
forma pero obtenerlo, que sea co..
brable en- seguida en- el Tesoro, evi-
tando asf Ell considerable negocio, que
puede legar al agiotismo abusive, de
los que, dada Ia pcn,lria de les ex-
soldados. obtegan esos valores pre-
clos muy baios J hagan espl6ndidas
ganancias a costa de los hoy pobres
hombres De la guerra y del niislno Te-
sor0.
La soluci0n de todoS modos es di-'
fell pordue no hay dinero asignado
especialmente para esa enorme aten-
ci6n Y no es facil obtenerlo en- esta
epoca de crisis de los contribUyentes
que, a pesar de las fabulosas ganan-'
cias del tempo dc la gran Iucha, di-
cen que estan. o 10 estan realmente,
en- mala sitiaci6n financiera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06

De todos mQdos los prestamistas:
Edesde los banQueros que cobran el 3
p0r ciehto hasta los trapaceros que
qnitan Ell mil, Sc preOcupan del re-
sultado del discutido Bono pareee
que Sc inclinan que Sc de, 81 Sc
da, como un documento a largo plazo
y asf propicio para Ia colnpra.
Realmente es curioso que mieutras
se gastaron 600 iniIlones en- aeropla-
nos Y hubo nn balance mereatil de
mas de tres millones de dollars de
superavit en- exportacio Zones -azticar
elinitada' en- Puerto Rico a $:.2S y
veridida a los aliados a $50 Zen el
promedio de los cuatro amos de Ia que
rra, no sea possible dar ahora a los
soldadps billetes de Banco = hayan
de ser sustitufdos gracias por el
papel que pueda llegar d las sarras
de los inodestos negociantes del 1000
por ciento.
Ell asunto ha ocupadO grandemente
al mismo Congreso Sc le ha dado
toda la atenci6n que nerece, inaxime
cuando Hnuy pronto, en- noviembre del
corriente aiio, hay elecciones para la
Legislature nacioral. y con este do
eumento hay que tener un gran cui-
dado.
El mdsmo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06
PROCEDIMlENTOS .JUjDlCIALES
DEL PRIMER Y SEGUNDO
DISTRlTO
Dis RI TO

Ihorto la Corte de Distrito de Qua
|yama. -
Felipe Muioz Pagan VS.. Rogelia
Ramirez Serrano. Divorcio. Compare
ce en- Corte alberta el Fiscal del Dis
trito a nombre de la demandada en-
este case, " solicita lie fuera nsmbra-
do un abogado para representarla en-
este litigio. Y la Corte accede 10
solicitada y lie concede Ell beneficio de
pobreza y nombra al Lcdo. Carlos To-
rres como abogado en- este case de la
demandada.
La Corte seiiala ell dfa de maiiana
para ell sorteo del pequeno Jurado de
Ieste ternino.
Jose de Guzman Benftez. Ex-par-
te. Entrega de testamento cerrado,
lde Ernesto Jarnecke. A peticion del
Fiscal Y por no, haber connparecido to-
dos los testigog la apertata del ,tes-
Etamento cerrado, Ia. Corte transfiere
la vista para el dia Z del corriente a
las a. m. Y a virtud de esta sus-
pension, la Cc4te ordena al admins
ltrador judicial, ,nombrado, entire, en. el
Eejercicio de sui fSpciones SIN. presta-
icion de fian4a hasta que alberto el
ltestamento Sc fesudKa ID prOcedente.
Distrito Segundo. Mario 2. Maria
Matos, etc. VS.! Sue. de, Juan Betan-
court. Filiaci6n. Llamado este case
| q juicio por su, orden de senalanlien-
Ito, comparecen los abogados de las
parties. FL abogado de los demanda-
dos manifesto que ha recihido 6rde-
ines de sus representados para reti-
Irar la oposici6n que tiene establecida
contra esta accion y allanandose 2 ls
demanda y ambos abogados presen-
!, tan una stipulation escrita solicitan-
/ do sentencia. X la Corte, oidos los
informes orales y. examinada Ia prue-
Iba presentada, declara con lugar Ia
ldemanda, y en- su consecuencia, Ia
menor Luz Virginia Matos, hiia ma
stural reconocida de Juan Betancourt
Mogica, con todos los derechos inhe-
rentes esa condicion.
Juan Chevere VS.. Ramona Flores.
Divorcio. Sc anota la rebeldia de La
denandada. a moci6n del deinandante
Lola Sugar Co. Dominic. Vistas
las diligencias de notification en- este
case, u Ia moci6n de "a promovente
IA Corte ordena que Sc expidan edic-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06
Los NUEVOS MUELLESi
UN ARRENDAMIENTO POR
ALGUNOS AMOS

Los seiiores Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
del alto comer:io de esta plaza, han
arrendadc; por algunos amos, los am
pfios muelIes cue acaba de construir
la firma Rexach Y Co. y que ocupan
una gran area de terreno hacia Ell
este del malec6n del puerto de San
Juan estan dotados de los mas mo-
dernos aparatOs para la carga y des-
carga de los buques de pequeno y de
bordo que los utilcen.
Los grandes vapores de que son
consignatarios los seaores Sobrinos
de Ezaniaga, estan utilizahdo ell ex-
presado muelle Y Sc espera que los
de La Trasatlantica espaiola lbs de
Pinillos, puedan hacerlo seguramente
dentro de POGO tiempo t85
Dep6sitcs de mercancfas produc-
tos indnstriales con que la expresada
casa negocia. tierfen amplia cabida
ell los nuevos muellds que pnedan
contener una !. enorme cantidad de
bultOs. ~ -. Z
El riiuelle tiene una magnffica grtia,
de gran potencia y del mas facil y
SECURE manejo y una red de Was para
trasportes por ferrocarril. completan
los naejores mediOs para Ia carga y
descarga y para el recibo : entrega
de las mercancfas.
81 negocio de arrendamiento uti-
Hzaci0lin de los referidos nlueles sse
considera como muy coiveniente para
ambas parties
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-06

Distrito Primero. Mario 2 de 1922.
Juana Jimenez VS.. Eustaquio Cosme.
Divorcip.. Celebrado el juicio en- re-
beldfa del demandado, la Corte decla-
ro con lugar la demanda, y disuelto Ell
matrimonio entire las parties.
= Adrian Nelson VS.. Ozores v Co. v
otro. Cobro de dinero. La Corte de-
creta ell aseguramiento de la efecti-
vidad de la sentencia en- este case.
Conception We've de Belaval ct al.
VS.. The Fajardo Sugar Growers Ass.
Resolution de contrato. A moci6n de
la demandada en- este case, la Corte
seiiala la vista del mismo para ell dfa
Z del corriente las 2 p. m. ordenando
Sc notifique las partes.'
Piza Hnos. VS.. Antonio Munoz. De-
sahucio. La Corte senala la primera
comparecencia de este case para ell Z
del coIriente lass9 al m.
Josefa Ramos vs.. Arturo Yelez
=Ayala.. Divorcio. La Corte concede a
4h "a y
la demandante el beneficio de pobreza
.s en- este easO.
! Mariana Girona vda.s de Sanchez.
Ratifcn. otorgamientO escritura. La
Corte dicto resolution en- este case,
ratifcando ell otorgamiento de la es-
eritl1ra No. / otorgada por la pro-
movente a favor de,lat Porto Rico Gas
Co. 2Hs aig,47 1a
Lucia Rios vs.. Cruz Castro Rodrf-
guezs Divorcio. Ampliada la prueba,
la Cprte DECLARE con lugar la denar-
da, " disuelto el matrimonio entre las
parties, etc.
Francisco Padilla VS.. Consuelo San
chez Divprcip, (Egual al anteriorl.
Quedando los hijos bajo Ia patria po-
testad del padre.
Pedro Gambia C6rdova VS.. Arturo
Trfaa v J. p. Stubbe. Liquidation de
sociedad. La Corte dicto una orden
en- este case, decretando ell asegura-
miento de Ia efectividad de la senten-
tcia, ordenando ademas Sc expida ex-