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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29

IOdO peligrO de temporal ha
pasadO ya..La peque1a pertur-
baciOn cdnlbidrd al sur de Ia
IsIa en- eI dia de hoy

No ha sido poca la alarma que ha
re4nado on toda Ia isla por la amenaza
de temporal que. anunciara Ell Bureau
del TEMPO.
Aver, a las tres de la tarde, recibi-
mos la siguiente notification official del
Bureau del Tiempo:-
Aviso: .'Al mediodia de hoy, ell
centro del temporal Sc. encontraba en-.
ire St. Thomas st. kits, moviendo-
Sc despacio hacia ell noroeste.
Barometro mas bajo en- st. Kits,
29.74 pulgadas. Habra vientos norestes
entire moderados y fuertes, con lluvia
esta tarde por la noche sobre las Is
las virgenes Puerto Rico, especial
monte la parte este de la. isla, cam
biando del sur Ell viernes por la mana
ma. T6mcnse precauciones intereses ma
ritimos.
FASSrG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29
FL nuevO empfeStitO municipal
no innpliCa 1ingdn nuevO i'm
puestO a los COntribuyentes de
San Juan, como Sc ha dithc
Ejecutada Ia Ofdenan1a de 1915, Sc
gln informes, tOdayia Ie Queda al mu-
niCiipiiO I'm balance de $4,000 900, pro-
duCtO de Ia contribution eSpe-
CiaI en- 1886

Aver tarde volvi6 reunirse la
Asamblea Municipal de San Juan.
Entire otros asuntos Sc lego por su
titulo la Ordenanza autorizando la
contradiction de un empr6stito por me-
dio de una emission de bonos por la
suma de $785,ooo, para realizar cier-
tas mejoras publicas y hacer otros gas
tos autorizados por la Ley Esta or
denanza esta pendiente de dictamen
de la Comisi6n de Hacienda, la cual,
probablemente, la informe en- la Sc
sion de esta tarde.
Existe la creencia de que este nue.
vo emprestito determinara un ALA en-
ell tipo de la contribution municipal,
pero, segtin hemos sabido, no hay ma
(Continda en- la pag. 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29
LAS CAUsAs QUE
MOTTvAN LA DEMANDA

Ell demandante, don Rafael Aldea
Bigles, asistio a las carreras que Sc
ceiebraron en- ell hipodromo 'tLas Ca
sas'', ell domingo 10 de agosto, y jug6
un cuadro en- lie pool, por valor
de S48 90. En- la septina carrera del
programa, corrian los siguientes ca
balIos: st. Patrick, Loba, Gtana, Va
querito; Braender; Nesta Nieve; Pc
rrilIero; BosIesa, Guiri, Baby Y el
sr Aldea, jugo en- su cuadro a cuatro
de dichos. caballos, saber: Loba, VA
querito. Braender v Nieve. Ell cuadro
que jugara el sr Aldea. f,l6 sdebida-
mente sellsdo, con ei nirnero 2s44, te-
c!biendo ell trinlicado correspondent
tie ;
FL demandante, acerto los siguientes
caballos: Monedero, Indio, Ruban, Mo-
linera y Singer Machine
Y alega' que a los efectos del pool
fue anllada la seginda carrera del
programa de la tarde.
Pero. al dar la IA. carrera, y sa-
lis los caballos al levantarse la ma
LA, Ell empleado de Ia corporation Que
Sc conoce por ell nonbre de abande-
rado' y cuya obligation es ondear
una bandera, siempre que Sc de una
falsa salida, onde6 repetidas veces Ia
susodicha bandera, con 10 cual varios
caballos fueron parados en- seco por
los Jockeys otres sofrenados.- Y ale
ga ell demandante, que como es ma
tural ESQ infuy6 grandemente en- el
resultado de la carrera, resultando
(Continua en- la pagina A
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La obra reaIIzada en- ?. R. pQr Ia Com. de
Hogafes SECURES es de una trasCendenGa IN
y 81 fundonamlentO ha resueItO
los mas COmplCadOs problerlas de
CafdCter social
EsadO actual de los sab borros de Puerd de Terra aec
tados por Ell dragado E Barro Obrero sgue eDantdndo
Sc con uigorosa r0pdez lnqunos que queren UUir la
broUa. -Difcultades en- ufas de soluciones

gaciones y recomendando 10 proceden-
tie en- cada case sDurante ell ano eco
n6mico 1923-192a, la -Comision ha
celebrado sesioaes semanales para
atender. las nunlerosas solcitudes de
solares para fabricacion de casas de
concrete en- eli Barrio obrero; ha
concedido traspasos, despues de la
correspondence Investigation para
ctorgar los mismossy tiene su cargo
la concession de traspasos de granjas
(Continda en- La pag. 10)
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Las aCusaCiOnes rendidas pOr
eI Gran IuradO federal que &C.
tu6 en- el t6fminO de mayo de
este a1O, estdn siendO impug-
nadas como malas e iIegales
Sc estabIeCe que diChO OrgaRismO toe
refeT7adO con etrOs miembrOs deSpues
de estar en- funCiORes, 10 Cual, Sc ale
ga es COntraTiO a Ia Ley

En- el case de "Estados Unidos VS..
sJpan w Borgess. cl licenciado Benicio
Sanchez Castaiio ha presentado una
.Amoci6h para que Ia acusaci6n del Gran
Jurado en- este case sea sobreseida, fun
dandose en- que Ell panel del Gran Ju-
RADIO para Ell termino de mayo que
Ia rindi6 estaba complete no habia
nccesidad dc citar nuevos jurados; y
que ademas Ia orden citando jurados
adicionales es impropia, nula Illegal,
porque no SC hizo de acuerdo con 10 que
dicponc la Sscci6n 282 del C6digo Ju-
licial de los Estados Unidos.
Sc tiene entendido que ell Lcdo. Fe-
lii a nombre de su cliente Juan T..
Pmg ha prcsentado una moci6n pare
Sida, asi como tambien otra por el
I.cdo. Rivera zayes nombre de Juan
]. Rivera x-adninistrador de correos
do Coamo. todos acusados por el mis-
mo Gran Jurado.
Estes mociones han despertado ell
conSAGu9eHIo lntereS cnele ios nouAoA %
de toga. porque dc prospersr las ms
mas todas Las acpsaciones rendlcas por
el repetido Gran Jurado seran doclara-
dae nulas v sin valcr legal alguno.
Segun nncstros lnformes una de dl-
chas acusaciones culmlno en- Ia senten-
caa rscaida contra Pedro Rlvera, I'll
Negro, quien debia ser embarcado en-
fei dia de aver para la Penitenciaria de
Atlanta. cumplir dos amos de reclu-
sion impuestoles por el actual JueS re-
tseral Hon. Wosf consequences ae ma
per sido acusado de un dellto ds rooo
conetido en- la Oflcina Postal Gle Ba-
yemoil
Como Apuntamos antes, en- el "san
Lorenzo dcbia embarcar aver Ell refe-
lido suje.o, despertando general espec-
taci6n el que asi no fuera, causa, Sc
gun parace, de ordenes superiores que
recibisra el Marshal - Gle la corte,
como recultado, probablemente, de la
inpugnacion que Sc viene hacienda en-
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mas. bar6metro 29.72 pulgadas, viento
del Noreste cincuenta millas, apa-
rentemente novi6ndose hacia el Moro
este. Sc esperan vientos fuertes del
Noreste lluvia esta noche en- Puerto
Rico. los cuales cambiaran vientos
fuertes del sur antes de mafiana.
TASSIG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29

Ante La Corte de Distrito de esta
ciudad, Seccion Primera, Sc ha radi-
cado en- la tarde del martes de Ia pre-
sente semana, una importante deanan-
da contra la "Rexach Racing and
Sporting Corporation, corporation
que explota el hipodromo LAS Ca
sas',, por ell sr. Rafael Aldea Bigles.
conocido cabahero de esta capital.
Por tratarse de un asunto de interes
pdblico, especialmente para los nume-
rosos hipicos de esta ciudad v sus
barrios, dsremos los detalles de Ia
misma
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Aver arrib6 a nGestras pIayas
On tfanspOrte CubanO, buscaadO
refugiO en- nueStfO puerto con-
ira Ia dmenaza de temporal
que anunCidra eI Bureau
del tempo
In yiaje de tres meses YpQf fin tuH-
DO B Ia patria. l6 guardiaS marines
que Wenen a bOrdO da lranspOrte OBJ
tienen permisO para bajar a Terra !
VisitandO al GObernadOr. Una vista del
Captain a nuesba fetaCO0n


Aver anclo en- nuestro puerto un
transpor+e, en- cuyo mastil ondeaha or
gullcsa gallarda la bandera cubana.
Dcscoscs dc raber a que obedecla la
vista de dicho barco, nos pusimos en-
COMMUNICATION con ell Consul Cubano en-
esta capital, Quien con la amabilidad
quo lie caracteriza, nos manifesto que
dentro de POGO, nos visitarfa en- nuestra
redaccisn en- union del captain de di
cho transporte.
Pocc despues recibimos la vista lie
dichos caballeros, y tuvimos el placer
de ccnccer al teniente de navio, don
Ergenio z. Erquiaga, quien esta ac-
tuando como Caritan del tranaporte
que nos vista. Minutes .despu@s, Sos
teniamcs animada conversation con el
Captain. cuien nos hizos un intercs anti
simo relate. ~
(Continua en- la pagina 81
pido la idea de que otros, por su con
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sEsIoNEs.

Debido los numer6sos y variados
asilrtos que uegan la Oficina de la
Comision constantemente, dicho orga-
nismo Sc ha visto precisado a celebrar
sesiones erdinarias con mucha frecuen
cia, veintidos Sc han efectuado en- Ell
afio, ademas de la ayuda que presta la
b-comsiion, celebrando reuniones
una vez por semana, con Ell objeto de
solucionar la mayor brevedad po-
sible todos aquellos casos que afNctan
las condolences sociales higienicas
de nuestros trabajadores.
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IEGIsLACIoN DE
HoGAREs sEGURos:

Desde su creacion hasta Ell presen-
te este org anismo ha venido traba.
jando eficazmente por Ell bienestar. y
progreso de las classes trabajadoras,
aplicando las diferetnes leyes deere
tadas por la Asamblea Legislative de
,Fuerto Rico, todas tendencies mejo.
rar la condicion situacion del obrero
puertorriquefo Hay tres leyes I'M
portantisimas que resumen EN- 81 la la
Dor fecunda y altruista Nevada caho
por la comision al ponerlas en- prac-
t;ca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29
ACTIVIDADES DE LA CoNGIsION
DE HoGAREs SEGUROs

Los trabajos realizados por la CO.
mission de Hogares Seguros al finali-
zar ell afio fiscal presente, comprende
una labor ardua habilidosa, desarro-
Ilada por el espiritu de justicia y con-
fraternidad de todos sus miembros y
solamente con ell exclusive fin de ira
bajar en- pro de la clase obrera La
asignacion fomento de granjas agri-
colas ha sido ell trabajo mas importan-
te efectuado por la Comisi6n en- el ano
TI-1 -
econonlico 1923-1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29

Ante Ia COrte de DistitO de
San Iuan ha sidO radicada una
denanda contra Ia Corporation
del hip6drOmO LAS Casas' so
IiCitandO sea anulada Ia septi-
ma Cdrrera del dia 10 de agOstO
Para clio Sc aIega que eI abanderidO
Onde6 repetidas yeCes Ia bandera iadi-
CandO que Ia saIida era falsa. DE
prOsperar Ia demanda, tOdas las per-
sOnds que aCertarOn GaCO tabaIIOs en-
las Carreras de ese dia tendrda dere-
ChO. a pariicipaf del "pOOl'
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pido la idea de que otros, por su con
secuente condicion de cacatrias, eran
los que nerecian aquellos honores
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tcontintla sn la pag. 1O.)
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Tn punto vital requiere nuestra
(Contlnua en- la Ga. pagina.1
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12
THE COUNTY
COMERTOWN
Taken From Our Exchanges.

Miss PaIubiki spent Thanksgiving
with her father near PlentywOOd, re-
turning Saturday.
Miss Hanna Johnson spent the
week end with her folks at Outlook.
The wrestling match and dance on
Saturday evening attracted large
crowd.
Mrs. Carl johnson and Lillian spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mckay.
The Eric and August Olson fam
lilies s. cit Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shilling.
MI. ana Mrs. DundsOn spent Sat-
ur LAY evening with Carl Magnussen
and family.
F. o. Torno was a Sunday visitor
in COmertOwn.
Mrs. Torno and baby are visiting
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. A,
johnson.
Harry Mckay left for Minneapolis
the first of the week for visit with
his brother and other relatives.
Peder BruvOld just finished thresh.
ing his 1924 crop and is now thresh-
ing for his father north of town.
Misses Palrbii and johnson anC
Mesdames Mckay and Magnusse1
spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. M
L. ROstad.
George Onstad of Westby visitet
at the M. L. Rostad home Sunday.
Mr.. Englund, auditor for the DC
cident Elevator company was il
town Monday.
Harry Fransen returned Monda!
from Minneapolis where he has beer
visiting relatives.
E. S. Strand returned or Tuesda,
from Chicago, where he GAS heel
with a shipment of stock. Vale il
Chicago he attended the Internationa
Live Stock Show.
Walter COlander arrived in Conner
town Tuesday for visit with hi
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friends.
Redstone

Jack White was a county seat bus
mess visitor the first of the week.
John Schlag was a Plentywood Wis
itor Monday.
Monday for Minneapolis and Hot
Springs, Ark, where they will spend
the balance of the winter
Mrs Petite of Portland, Oregon
was looking after some business mat
tiers in town Monday and Tuesday
Stanley Hagen of West Hope, N.
D., left for his home Monday after
spending the summer and fall at the
home of his brother, A. M. Hagen
Floren N. Harmon, formerly OF
Redstone, now located at Savage,
Montana, was at Helena this week
taking the examination to be admit
ted to- the bar to practice law IN the
courts of Montana.
There will be a spelling match held
at the Two Tree schoOlhouse, hIteen
miles. south eff RedstOne, Saturday eve
ming, Dec. 18th Everyone is cor
daily invited. A special invitation IS
given to RestOne spoilers.
The H. G. Redwell family entertain
ed a number Of old and young folks at
a big turkey feast Thanksgiving day
The day was spent pleasantly from
early dawn until late in the evening,
and was very much enjoyed by all
those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hagen are the
proud parents Of a bouncing baby boy
born on Nov. 9Th.
H. d. Loucks was a county seat VS.
itOr Monday.
There will be an entertainment and
dance at the Whitney schOOlhoCse on
the evning of Dec. Goth for the bene-
fit of the school. Everyone cordially
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stone who have
been in Minneapolis for the past two
months returned to Redstone last Fri
day. Mr.. Stone has opened a bar
/ bershop inthe RedstOne hotel.
J. w. Jaucklin and Herb Holt wer,
at PlentywoOd Monday. Herb drOv'
home with a new coupe that he pCr
chased in PlentywOOd.
H. w. Barner of PlentywOOd has re
ceved the appointment of agriculture
census enumeration for school district
20, q, 81, 35, Sc, 81 and 65.
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The sophOmores entertained the
high school and faculty at a party on
last Saturday night. The freshmen
were initiated and now they feel as
if they really belong to the high
school. The assembly room was
gayly decorated in green and white
and the banquet table for the guests
of honor (the Freshmen) was very
picturesque in its setting Of white
with dainty green trimmings.
The boys basket ball team played
Whitehall on Friday of last week at
Whitehall. The final score was IA
to IL in favor of Whitehall. A re-
turn game with Whitehall, both girls
and boys teams, will be held at the
high school hall in the near future.
Paddy Cavanaugh is terribly wor-
ried for fear the juniors will not in
vite him to their sleigh ride party.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12

Mr.. S. N. Rhoades of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, was in town on business on
Monday of this week.
F. L. Gill of st. Paul Mimi, was
in town on business Thursday of last
week.
Mr.. M. C. Mcdonald of Minot was
a business visitor here on Friday Of
last week.
Mr.. L. D. Young of Minot, N. D..
made a business trip to Outlook on
Wednesday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Larson and
Mr.. Hansen drove to Plentywood on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Smith of Min
neapOlis visited with friends here on
Friday Of last week.
Mrs. R. c. Udy and Mrs. o. Gar
rick were shoppers in PlentywoOd cn
Tuesday.
Miss Fern Homme returned home
from Plentywood on Monday of this
week.
Joe Cavanaugh and son Edward
left on Monday for Annandale, Mimi,
to attend the funeral of Mr. Cavan-
augh's mother.
Mrs. DundSdOn and children returned
to their home at McElrOy on Monday
after passing the week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Art LELAND
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Selvig left
for Whitehall Friday to take in the
basket ball game of Outlook VS.
Whitehall.
Mrs. James Trower of the White
tail country visited with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Oswald Selvig, here or
Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Rooster and Mrs. Ray Nelson
entertained the hospital aid on Sat.
urday of last week at the home Of
/ Mrs. Rooster.
The piano Pupils of Mrs. Ostby
will be presented in a recital at The
schoolhouse Friday, December 10Th a
500 o'clock. A small admission fee
will be charged which will go to tht
school.
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LOOK At
|. OUTLOOK

-. s /. Thompson left on Tues
Mrs f.. Z scobey to visit with friends
by toT r 'o f. 5tapelton was a Plenty
Mrs. ; =. r on tuesday of last week.
r9 ID. yli Elizabeth Johnson was in
Mis- Mss T B-nlrnbam left fer Dooley OIL
Ba -lr D on a brief bUiness trip.
Lon l.,lyood on oasiness en- Monday
Rs 'I.iyiaD5 A. Cb. -roft Of Crosby, n.
Vl.lai, busines visitor here on
Tq e D Da i, Of Minneapolis, Mimi.
,, ". a. business @ ...- TIP to our city on
-g5 ls' eirion Of 1Iinot, n. D., made
l :. Z. r.- trip to Outlook en- Wednes-
~ Arthur LELAND entertained
Ms, Of her friends at dinner on
e. IRsird Of F.a1.on, N, D., called
W ..,T an business Thursday OF last
r9 EEK G. n. Paulson and son left on
Ms 5.r for Nirot N. D., for a Wis
with relatives
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Come and have a good old

hall. Come and have a good old
time.
Custom Collector Reutner visited
GrenOra last Friday.
Franc Murray will be the auction
eer at the Ladies' Aid sale in A. O..
u. w. hall Saturday December 9Th
Henry Skeels went to MinOt on a
business trip the first of the week.
Earl Wesseling is now attending a
mechanical school at Detroit, Mich.
The ladies of the American Legion
Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs.
J. w. Rohweder last Friday evening.
e. A. Sneva of the Grenora cOun-
trv was a business visitor in town
Thursday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12
OUTLOOK HOSPITAL
NOTES

Mrs. MAIDS Billet, who has been
very i'll with bronchitis, will be able
to leave the hospital on Tuesday.
Pheme Peterson, who has been i'll
here with pneumonia, left the hospi-
tai Tuesday.
Ephriam FaNcett returned to his
home last Saturday.
Mrs. Rydberg left the hospital last
Friday.
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Westby

Art Bergh went to Helena this week.
Nels Nelson has had a new radio in
stalled.
Frank Borg of AllabO was in town
on Monday arranging for a meeting
in the school house next Sunday. He
intends to study for the ministry and
asks his friends to assist him to at
tain his goal.
Ye Olde TYNE dance will he given on
Friday Dec. 10 at the A. 0. U. w.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12

Guaranteed hosiery samples, your
size free to agents. Write for prop
Oition paying SIS weekly full time.
S1.5O an hour spare time, selIlng
guaranteed hosiery to wearer; must
wear or replace free. Quick sales,
repeat orders. INTERNATIONAL
STOCKING MILLS, 5176 NOrristOwn,
Pa. 80 lot comp.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12
SCHOOL NOTES

The seniors have decided on Jan
uary 1, 1925 for their class play. They
are also going to give a New Years
dance after the play.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12
NEWS CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

TO TRADE-One pure bred, A No. l
barred rock cockrel for bird Of same
type. R. N. Buchanan, Medicine Lake
Mont SO 1t
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STRAYED:-One dark bay mare, B.
years old. Branded = C0"--
on left shoulder Notify G. A. Olsen,
Antelope, Mont.
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1886

FOR SALE:-Pure bred Mammoth
Bronze Turkeys from prize VIM
ing stock. May hatch Toms So
Hens SIS up to Dec. 10, 1924 MRS;
w. F. Weber, Crosby, N ID, "a
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12

STRAYED:-One grey mare, wight.
1900. One grey gelding, wight
1900 and one bay gelding. Ne
brand. Notify H. Rude, Antelope,
Mont 30 81
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FOR SALE-Heatrola, used one sea-
son at bargain. Inquire Holland
Hardware. 30 "
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FOR RENT block from
main street. For particulars see
Leland Nuremberg, P'wOOd, Mont.
80 At
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-12-12

Inc following prices Of Dodge
Brothers Passenger Cars became
effective December LIST, 1924:
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CHARLES E. B E HNER
AeCOw MONTANA
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LOST-Female grey hound, finder
notify Joe Marsh, PlentyWood'
Mont. 80 Ii
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SEEING is KNOWLEDGE
only FACTS, are convincing this day and 40
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
GENERAL RESPECT
 IN FUNERAL HOUR
Numerous Places Pay Final Tribute to Wilson

New Haven, Fob. 6. - There was g. neral observance today in the cities Of the state Of the passing or eN- President Wilson. Tn this city the city hall Was ordered closed at 3 n. m. Mayor fitZGrr@ld ana city olficia s joined in attendance at the public memorial services held in Center church under the auspices Of the To- cal pastors union. Exercises were held in the local schools in which the ae,00O pupils participated.
 In Hartford Mayor kinsella was 10 preside at memorial services held in the Asylum llin Congregational church under the auspices of the American Legion. Tho state capitol closed at 1 o'clock for tho remainder of the day and in accordance with erd"rs of Governor Tcmplcton all statc buildins. were closrd and de. partmcnis ceased their activities dur ing the funeral hour.
 Sessions Of the supreme court were closed throughout the state during the afternoon.
 In Bridgeport, business operations ceased for two minutes and bells were tellrd. City offices closed during the
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06

Boston. Feb G.--Thirtccn gun salutes were fired at the navy yard and hnrbor forts at sunrisc today in memory Of Woodrow Wilson. Court
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
J. 5. AND FRENCH
 LAW SETTLEMENT
Will of Rene DeSaS Has Inter-
 national Flavor

Paris, Feb. 6.--The two American children of Rene Degas, named Null ton, residents of New Orleans, have been awarded one-siXth each of their fathers estate of about 4,000, 900 francs, while the remaining two- thirds are given his three French children by second marriage. While the court held Degas second marriage was null and void, because it occurred before his American di- vorce was legalized in France at the same time it was held under French law that as the second wife acted in good faith, her children are entitled to share in the estate.
 'The division was determined by another French law which automati- eally divided an estate in equal parts. one each for every child and an ad- ditional part of which the father may dispose by will. In the Degas case. however. as the father left all of his estate to his French children, the court awarded this additional sixth to them.
 The case is not yet finished, how ever. as the American heirs say they intend to push suit against the French heirs on the allegation that the latter already have taken about 100000 francs of the estate which should be returned for division among all the heirs.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
City Items

A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Frank Garella of Gi Grove street and Miss Sophia Rosen- kewic2.
 Miss Edith White, head of the Woman's branch of the City Mission of New York. will speak at the an nual City Mission meetinb here to- morrow evening.
 Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Schneck will leave tomorrow for New York where Mrs. Schneck will undergo on opera ton in the Brooklyn German hospi- tai.
 The annual meeting of the Hard ware City Cooperative corporation was held last evening. All the officers were released.