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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
cANovANAs (LoIzA)
Zero IL de 1926.

A las IL de Ia Inafiana los nue.
vos Iniembros de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal Sc reunieron en- la casa
Ayuntamiento, empezando las 12
m. la ceremonial dc la tomal de po-
session. Ell Presidente de la Asani.
blea saliente sefior Saiom6n O..
rrt6n, toIn6 juramento los nue.
vos asambleistas. FL acto revistio
gran solemnidad estando ell locsI
atestado de publico. La nueva
Asamblea qued6 constituida en- la
siguiente for1na:
Presidente, Luis Hernaiz.
Vice-Pres. Amaho Cepeda.
Asambleistas: Rafael Soegaard,
Castor carri6n, Jose Agosto, Cefe-
rino osorio, Narciso Rodriguez, Ma
tividad Pagan. ~
El sefior J. Sanchez Castro no
pudo prestar juramento pOr estar
enfermo. Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
-HO TELES


Luna So. Frente al Municipio.
NuevO Hotel MOdernamente equi-
pado. Cocina Criolla. Habitaciones
frescas. Buen trato.
Precios de situaci0n. Sc admiten
abOpadoS.
FRANCISCO RIVERA
PrOpietariO
Tel. 1919. Apartado 1909
San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
DOS MISIoNERos

Catohcos, de la orden Redento-
ristas, llegaron Ell ultiIno sabado
en- mission religiosa a esta pobla-
ci6n. Como aqui no hay temple ve-
rifcan sus ritos en- la antigua casa
parroquial que ha venido hacien-
do las veces de iglesia provisional.
La concurrencia a estos actos ha
sido numerosa todas las noches y es-
cuchanse con inter6s las platicas do
los sacerdotes. Creese que en- eSta
OCCASION sera possible contituir un
comit6 para recaudar fondo y edit
car una iglesia cat6lica, va que Ia
iniciativa ha partido de uno de
los misioneros que hoy son nues-
tros ilustres huespedes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
PARA MA1noRoA

En- el pr6xino mes de Abril en-
barcara para Espafia y de ALI a SIT
pals natal, Palma de Mallorca,
nuestro amigo don Antonio Fiol,
quien por espacio de treinta amos
ha convivido con noSotros. gran
ieandess q aprseio Gs Ia coaRuri.
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
LAS FIESTAS Sc PASARON
MUY TRANOUILAS

Este afio Sc han celebrado las
fiestas de reyes con mucha algeria
Y estusiasmo. No ha habido nj una
sols alteration del orden y nj un
solo arresto en- todas Las fiestas
pesar de los muchOs bales y pa
rrandas que han habido.
JORGE GONZALEZ Y ESPOSA
Pasaron varios dias en- esta To-
calidad cI distinguido caballero
don Jorge Gonzalez y su dfgna es-
posa Catina Rivera; quienes resis
den en- esa capital. FL sefior Coma
lez es alto empleado de la casa
Grosh y cuenta con muchas simpa-
tias en- este pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
DEsDE euANIcA
LA SESSION. INAUGURAL DE La
ASAMBLEA MUNICIPAL


El Iunes II del corriente, segtln
re2a Ia Ley Municipal, habian de
piestar juramento para la toma de
oosesi6n de Sis respectivos cargos,
los nuevos asambleistas electos en-
las ultimas eleccionesi generates para
diligir la administrator local de
Guanica.
Generalmente, en- todos los denas
muricipios de la isla, esta ceremonial
Sc l:evo a cabo en- las primeras ho-
ras de la mafiana; pero en- Guanica,
como una exception, esta hubo de
transferirse para el mismo dia las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
SESSION INAUGURAL

A las 2:55 P. M, ell presidente de
la asamblea saliente, que es tam
bi6n miembro reelecto de la entran-
te tom6 juranento a los nuevos de-
legados, y aquel presto su vez ju-
ramentc ante don Luis Terrer Cal
vo, quien acup6 provisionalmente la
presidencia.
Los NUEvos EDILEs
Estos responder los nombres de:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
TAMB1EN Sc AusrNrA

El Lcdo. Antonio Rodriguez Ma
carlo, farmaceutico que hace cinco
aiios estableci6 aqui sus tiendas,
Sc marcha para Ia Immediate ciu
dad de Mayagtiez. abriendo su far
lnacia en- Ia Gale Post esquina a
Nenadich. Pierde Las Marias, con
La ausencia de don Antonio, adj
mas del professional, al generoso
amigo, al correcto caballero y a.
factor social de indiscutibles m6ri-
tos. POGO POGO nos quedamos so
los, pero conf6rtanos saher que. al
gun dfa, ha1laremos un oasis para
aplacar la sed de este invariai,le
paraje... Hasta luego, don Antonio.
FRENTE A LA PLAZA
Sc esta levantando un edificio re-
sidencial propiedad de don Valen-
tin Sotomayor, ministro protcstan-
te. A paso de tortuga es, pero hay
algo nuevo aqui que acusa progre-
so... Felicitamos a Sotomayor por
su entusiasmo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
HA SIDo TERNGINADo Ell NUE.
Vo EDIFTcIo ALcALDIA

va ha sido terminado Ell nueyo
editicio Atcaldia de este pueblo y
muy pronto ser& su inauguracion.
Es nm b0ntto efiAcio d1 concrete
Y para pt6nto eatara termiaaaa la
casa escaeaa De Gaatro salonAs que
con fon&os del Ginprestito tambien
Sc ha' hecBo.
coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16

Aver tuvimos la satisfaction de
saludar a la sefiorita Beatriz Lasa-
lie, La cual no descansa en- sus acer
tadas actuaciones en- pro de la
Cruz Roja juventil, Sc estan levanA
tando los animos On esta poblaci6n
para que en- breve sea un hecho, al
gunas reformas 1mportantes en- IA
vor de la comunidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16

TRAJEs DE Drill, HILo o
cASIMlR para cabaIIeros. y
los 1ltimos estiIos de traies
para sehora, en- todos los esti-
los y coIores de moda. Ira
jes para nifios -desde dos
aiios en- adelante- durabIes.
bien terminados y. econ6micos
de todo esto haIIara I'd. en-
ell estabIecimiento de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-16
V OV

Tome una copita. Es crema al
huevo con vino Marsala.
ARTHUR G. FABBRI S. en- C
Box TIT, Sol esq. q Leon
Ponce.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
High School Starts
Last Practice Week

The New Britain high school team
Will begin its final week of prelimi-
nary practice before the initial game
nf the season with the team of the
East Hartford high school at VIII
low Brook park on Saturday of this
week.
The first two weeks we're given
over to putting the athletes in con-
dltion and from now on the team
Will scrmnage for the greater part
OF he afternoon practices. The COM
petition for places on the team will
reach torrid heat during these
scrimmages, and it will be a battle
SCARED athlete that will trot out on
the field to represent the school Sat-
nrday after the weeks battle with
his rival or rivals for the position.
This will be the second game of
the season for the East Hartford
team. In the first game they were
defeated by the Drury high school
team. Il to o. This was indeed a
good showing for the Connecticut
team against so formidable team
as the North Adams team that won
he state championship for Massa e
Chusetts last year. The red and
gold should have no reason TO feel
overconlident In Saturdays game,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
i, S. ARTIST DIES
Art Lovers In America and Abroad
Mourn the Death Of Paul Way
land Bartlett

New York, Sept. 81 (Pt-Art low
ers in America and abroad today
were mourning the death in Paris
of Paul Wayland Bartlett, American
sculptor, whose works arc found in
a dozen cities on both sides Of tho
Atlantic, He died vest erday of
blood poisoning due to an injury in
one arm contracted on fishing trip
month ago.
Among his best known works are
| the equestria. statue Of Lafayette in
the courtyard of the Louvre. the
gift Of American school children to
France the six statues on the facade
of the New York public library: the
statue Of Blackstone. in London, the
gift of American lawyers TO their
British brothers, and the statues OF
Columbus and Michael Angelo at the
library OF congress in washington
Born in New Haven, Conn.,, in
! 1865, he lived in France most OF ms
life. but maintained studios IN New
York and Washington as well as
Paris. He was a commander of the
| Legion of Honor, q member OF the
Royal Academy of Belgium and one
of the American Academy Of Arts
land Leaders. He is survived by
Mrs. Bartlett, the former Mrs. SAM
| uel Franklin Fmmons whom he
married in 1913 several years after
the death Of his first wife. He also
| leaves daughter.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
"sUN UP" AT CAPITOL

"Sun-Up," the Metro-Goldwin-
Mayer production which Is at the
Capitol theater now. Is a story OF
the North Carolina mountain folk
and was written by Lula Vollmer.
She spent much time among the
hardy denizens OF those hills and &C
quired an intimate knowledge of
their language and habits and &C.
centrcities.
This forms only a background
against which there stands out In
clear-cut carving, pathetic story
Of maternal love OF high II mis-
guided purpose and a yielding to in
nuence which comes to many when
a crisis appears, to guide us along
the right path.
The Keith Albee vaudeville pro-
gram Is featured by Dollie Arthur
and Co. In the musical comedy
Help Wanted Female" with Don
Carroll and bunch of American
beauties. Other acts include
Claude De Car and Co. in an ex-
cellent gymnastic Offering; Dana and
Mack in Little Red Riding Hood:
Langford and Fredericks will pre-
sent their skit shopping; and the
Four Harmony Kings. one of the
best colored quartets in vaudeville.
will offer Symphony In Color"
The shows are continuous daily. On
Thursday Richard Dix will be
offered in Men and Women"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
ARCADIA OPENING

Wednesday night, September %,
will mark the opening of the AR
cadia." which is located at either
219 Glen street or ITO Rockwell ave
nue., to the delightful dance tunes
of that ever increasing popular
eight-piece dance orchestra, "The
Bacchanalians." The Arcadia is un-
der the management Of Billy Milne,
popular manager of the Lone Star"
last season.
The opening nights. he will foa
ture Leo Feists latest song success.
Pal of My Cradle Days" As an
added attraction he has obtained
Miss Ruth Jensen, late Of Los An
geles, Cal, cabarets, in dainty songs.
The Arcadia is a newly built hall.
and the management claims one of
the best dance floors in the state.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
NO THIRD PARTY
New York Politicians, Peeyed at
Tammany, Are Unable To Get
Candidate Against Walker.

New York, Sept, Fl Rl-Eftorts
to put an independent mayoralty
ticket in the field against demo-
cratic, republican and socialist nom
inees have met another setback.
The third man suggested TO head a
new party has declined like the
other two before him.
Representative L. II. La Guardia
who supported the LaFollette-
Wheeler Independent presidential
ticket last fall, In statement pub
lished today refused to become Il
candidate. He said he would have
backed Mayor Hylan had he run IN
dependcntly in the first place and
not on the democratic ticket to meet
defeat by State Senator Walker.
iTammany Hall and Governor
Smiths candidate.
Senator Walker, in all likelihood
will be elected" the statement adds
Mayor Hylan last Wednesday said
he would retire TO private life.
United States Senator Copeland. also
mentioned to head a third ticket,
came out for Walker. Mr.. LaGuar-
dia's refusal leaves no outstanding
possibility to head such ticket.
William r, Butler, chairman Of the
Brooklyn progressive party. through
Mr.. Hcarsts New York American
has issued a call for Endorsement Of
Mayor Hylan as an independent can
didate.
Major parties arc laying plans for
an intensive campaign befnre the
election November 2. Three former
governors, Hughes, Whitman and
Miller will aid Frank D. Waterman.
republican nominee, and Governor
Smith will take hand In the Walk
or campaign.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
man TODAY LIKE
SAVAGE YESTERDAY
Have No Use for Religion Till
They Are Old

One ovation after another was
given Rev. W. II. Anderson of Trim
ity Methodist church during his ad-
dress to the members of Everyman S
Bible class yesterday morning. The
address was declared by many of the
regular attendants TO be the best
the class has heard since II was or
gained four years ago.
He took as his subject. Religion
or Residue" and pointed out that
many men have little or no use for
religion until they become too old
and useless for anything else.
He said that the majority OF men
/ today are no different from the saw
age OF yesterday, Who in his danger,
Ihewed a god from wood and prayed
to 1t for protection, The. savage,
with his axe, cut down a tree. made
a fire, cooked his meal and made a
rude leanto for the night. But
when he imagined that some enemy
was around, he Immediately fashion.
ed a god from piece of wood and
expected protection from it.
He then told the men that each
one Is dependent upon half hun
dred other people-dependent on the
baker, the grocer the newsboy, the
doctor ana many others. Just let
the mllknian forget to come
around he sald' ana when you
'ea'e 'he mouse IN the morning, your
we VIII nope you never come back.
just let lhe he"sooy falI TO appear
ana see the upfoar because there IS
no paper 10 read
lhere are so many VINO IKE the
SO, aee' nav ~ ''l''' lot le''Slon IN
a. VIZ a'e Nv ua"sei, we go stead
~ W 'oe''ne 'ii't Il We can gam
'l.'e "nu II" No 'il''' ior pursuit. OF
i p,.a'uie', Jul 'iNuS orc ds luli aS
~ n,ha ~ =, ~, ~ ma nv
,I. 49,, 80 io, '" 10 oo'iie'ii','s
sitn ohamn ~ a,,., ~
.nrho CO. n,tH 49,,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
TWO FEATURES--LYCEUM

Kenneth Harlan in The Ranger
of the Big Pines" story of the
great open spaces, is one Of the at
fractions at the Lyceum today the
other being the Pulitzer prize story
By Mrs. Edith Wharton. Age of In
nocence." In addition, the Lyceum
is featuring special orchestra music
by the new five-piece organization
which opened last evening for the
fall and winter season.
Age of Innocence" presents Miss
Beverly Bayne in the leading role,
and she is supported by cast which
numbers Elliott Dexter. Edith Rob
erts and Willard Louis.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21

Hadas and Governor John II. Trum-
bull. Next Sunday It is expected to
have Major Talbot o. Freeman
state commissioner of aviation and
commander of the llSth obserya-
ton squadron. Connecticut National
Guard, address the class.
Harry Bonney chairman Of the
entertainment committee, announced
yesterday that the outing planned
for next Saturday has been post
poned for one week on account Of
the air meet Saturday,
Harry Anderson was appointed
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee OF the Blue army. Mr., An
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21

faithful repllcas of the period 1.-THE
Desert Flower" latest Colleen Moore
vehicle to be released by First Ma
tional Is now the attraction at the
Palace theater.
The Keith vaudeville on this pro
gram will offer four good acts head.
ed by the international stars, The
Three Nedettes in a series of music
and dances; George and Harvey
Warren viii offer songs and stories;
Bigelow and Cooper are novelty
workers, and Morris and Townes
are pair OF comedians with a
snappy line of wit and songs.
On Thursday, Reginald Denny will
be offered in "I'll Show You The
Town"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
Worlds Oldest Horse
Found in New Jerse,

Washington. N. j., Sept. q R,-
discovery of the oldest living horse
IN the country and perhaps in the
world was reported yesterday by
DR.. A. D. Gaylord a veterinarian of
this city. The horse. Old Bill, is said
to be 81 years old and is owned by
John Soudar Harmony township
farmer The veterinary saw the
horse and asked his age. Soudar
produced papers recording the birth
Of Old Bill in 1869. The animal still
performs the regular daily labors of
farm horse.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
PROVED GUARD WAS ALIVE

london. Aug. 30 Up - London Is
full Of tourists from practically all
countries and most of the overseas
visitors never fail to be interested
in the stalwart guardsmen on duty
at the Horse Guards headquarters
in Whitehall. Some stare at them
deliberately and one French girl re-
fused to believe one motionless fig
IRE was alive. She stood alone and
gazed harder. then suddenly joined
her English friends looking some
what flushed. She explained that
the soldier was real after all--he
had deliberately winked at her.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
CORRIS VS.. LANDERS

The Corbn Industrial league team
will clash at st. Mary's Saturday
With the Landers team to determine
which nine shall represent New Brit
tain at the Industrial leagues tour
nament in New Haven.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
Parsons. Hartford

George Abbott, rated as one Of the
most brilliant young personalities of
the theater, heads the cast In his
own play. "A Holy Terror" which
John Golden will present at Par
sens Theater, Hartford for three
days beginning tonight, with a matt
nee Wednesday. Winchell Smith
shares authorship honors with Alb
bolt and has directed the production
"A Holy Terror" is play of West
Virginia mountain folks. It's title Is
suggested by its principal character,
Dirk Yancey, whose record as a
feudist and corn liquor addict is for
gotten when he attains the eminence
Of sheriff and brings order out of the
chaos Of miners strike in the
Faint Creek region.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
DEMOCRATS ROLL UP SLEEVES

The Hardware City Democratic
club, organized four years ago and a
big factor in the democratic mayor
atty campaign successes will shortly
take permanent quarters The club
will lay plans for the spring cam
paign at once, its leaders announce.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
STORk AHEAD IN
RACE With Death
Statistics for New Britain in
1923 Published To-day

Statistics of births and deaths for
the 81 states comprising the United
States registration area were issued
today by the bureau of the census.
The figures, which are for 1923, fol-
low.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21

Miriam A, Ferguson, governor OF
Texas, has issued more than 800
pardons since taking office.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21
SUICIDE THEORY IN
TABOR Case BELIEVED
Doors OF Apartment Bolted From
Inside and Dying Statement TO
NcighbOr Add to Belief

Chicago, Sept. II R&-Poltce
continue their investigation OF the
death Of Miss Rose Tabor Saturday,
although indications were that she
might have been accidentally scald-
ed. Miss Tabor, known as silver
Dollar" and the daughter OF II. A.
w. Tabor, Colorados silver senator
of the SOS, told neigghbor shortly
before her death that such was the
case.
A real estate man was held for
questioning after his picture was
found in the girls rooms and an
other man was sought,
Both front and rear doors OF Miss
Tabor's apartment we're bolted from
the inside indicating that no other
person had been present when ac-
cordng to her story, she spilled hot
water on herself from a stew pan on
a kitchen range. There were burns
on her back and legs.
A married sister, living in MIL
waukec, told reporters today she
had not approved Of Roses life, and
therefore she could be buried In
rottcr's field flor all of me-"
Lcadvlle, Colo, Sept. 81 R)-Liv-
ing in 4 little cabin near the
Matchless silver mine, the sole rem
nant Of her husbands mining wealth,
Mrs. H. A. W. Tabor. widow OF the
former United States senator from
Colorado, early yesterday was mott
fed Of the death Of her daughter,
Rose, in Chicago. Mrs. Tabor was
the second wife Of the late senator.
Her husband. who died in 1929,
lost his fortune OF several million
dollars in investments In Central
America. During the heydey of his
mining operations he was considered
one Of the RICHEST men In the west.
one of the richest men In the west.
ate 60 days, being appointed to All
the vacancy caused by the death Of
Senator A. II. Chaffee in 1882,
Miss Tabor, after the loss Of her
fathers fortune. entered the thea
trical profession. In 1912 she pub
! lished novel which dealt with
! Colorado politics.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21

for they are up against the strong
est team to represent East Hartford
In many years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21

The years record Of births and
deaths for cities and towns in Con-
necticut Is given below:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-09-21

derson selected as his assistants c. q.
Even, p. A. Hobart ], @. Ellsworth,
James II. Dyer and George HenninE.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
Sinskie Objects to
 Barry's Assertions

Luke Sinskie, resident of Farm ington avenue. has written the building commission registering pro- test against statements alleged to have been made by Commissioner Joseph c. Barry at the last meeting of the commission during the course of discussion on the proposed erec- tion of six-tenement building near Sinskie's property. Commissioner Barry argued that the request of the remonstrants should not be granted, since a siX-tenement building would not he a detriment to the neighbor- hood. He said conditions are far from ideal in the neighborhood and mentioned the storage of boxes and vegetables on the Sinskie property. Commissioner Barry had no com ment to make today.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
school Board Meeting

A meeting of the Berlin school board will be held in the office of the town clerk tonight at o'clock. It IS expected that considerable bust. ness incident to closing the schools for the summer recess. will be tran sacted.
 Visiting ln Massachusetts, Postmaster Sidney Nj. Covles of kensington, Mrs. Conles and their daughter, Miss Lois Cowles, left this morning by automobile for Spencer, Massachusetts; where they will spend the holidays with their son, Rev. Edward Cpson Cowles. East Berlin Items The members of the Social Five" club enjoyed an outing to Hammo- nasset beach, Madison, Wednesday, They had a sthcir guests Mrs. James McPherson, Miss Marguerite Pol lard and Mrs. C. l.. F'risbie.
 Henry Mildrum, who has been a student at the Polytechnic institute In Worcester Mass, has returned to his home on Main street for the summer vacation.
 A number from here will attend the weekly barn dance at Woikes in West Cromwell this evening.
 The regular meeting of the Boy scouts will be held at Berlin this evening.
 The hours at the local post office Saturday, July 4, are as follows: Open at 1;3o a, m. and close at 3 o'clock and reopen at o'clock and close at 6 o'clock.
 The East Berlin Community club will hold a picnic in the grove Sat urday afternoon and evening for those who stay in town. There will be games in charge of William Ogle. Picnickers should bring a basket luncheon. The events will include: Big boys race, small boys race. mems race, big girls race, small girls race, track race for women, cgg and spoon race for women, po- tato race for boys, shotput for men. pole vault for boys, potato race for men, relay race for boys. high jump for boys, high jump for girls, run ming broad jump for boys, tug-of- war for ,men, three-legged race for women, open events for men, hop, step and jump, running broad jump and relay race with prizes for the winners of each race. A display of A. evening.
 Standing hay for sale. c. S. Dodd, Worthington Ridge-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
DANISH FINANCE BILL

Copenhagen, Denmark, July A9 The Danish finance minister plans to submit bill during the brief summer parliamentary session au- thorizing him 10 convert the 6o,ooo,- 900 kroner internal loan of 1915 and the foreign loan of sc5,ooo,ooo of 1920.
 The provisions of the internal loan of 1915 and the foreign loan of s.S.- 0o0,000 of 1920.