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Porter 20 Lawyers T a 7 Co, 100 Broad.
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7. :, TnEAsURER buys ESTATE.

fish & Marvin ave sold tor Roar
ADMIRAL Luther G.. hsifeASs Of WAsh-
ington. D. c.. his s~taN & OhaDpalua,
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sCERS, PAULINE Nrus) to Edwin

sCERN. PAULINE Nrus) to Edwin W
stern ..s.s''s e . ss,Vu"
SAME 10 same ...,.... 5000
JOHN LA SprNA to Abraham q Roth
MANHATTAN MTG co to Green Wood
y TRUST 90 to city Mtg Co ..''''siS
C1Ty MTG 90 to Iapyers Mtg Co, 81, 600
MORTGAGE BOND co to Lawyers Mtg
LAWYERS MTG co to Al Bartholomew's
Church .3as, 900
TITLE GUAR 4 TRUST co to Henry l.
ElllSteln ......... o ..... .s..s . .t5a, ONU
CHARLES r KIS6 to Mary Plunkett. $500
n Y TRUST co to City Mtg 90 .......Si0
CITY MTG co to Agnes Carpenter. S5e, 900
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UNIVERSITY Az. n W cor ISIS, st. ANS,
-Fordham Cornice works. Inc. aGt Uni
versity Heights Presbyterian Church 81
al. Sept -, 1915. So D.
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LEASES.

33D st, eSI-cS8 F.. al--Sadis NJ stoll to
y Smolka Plumbing Supply Co, 23l 4
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I'D Av. lis. q 9, 2s.sxI25-Msrie y Hsr.
rison to Emigrant Ind Saw Bank. -
Chambers st. Sept ~, due Mar 90. 1911.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22
NRmH

Mr.. ~ osuoy is spending ten days
a Browns Wells
ssss
Mr.I # Barnwell, Of Memphis, was
60 the city Saturday on business.
Mrs. Charles Collins is spending
some time on the Coast.
Miss Elizabeth George, Of Jackson,
is the guest Of Mrs. Herman Brister.
Mrs. W. S. statham, Of Jackson,
was the guest Of Mrs. L. 0. Smith last
week.
Mrs. j. S. Perrin is visiting her pa
rents, Judge and Mrs. Grace, at Pine
Bluff, Ark.
Mr.. S. +. Barnwell, Of Greenwood,
was shaking hands with his many
friends here last week.
ssss
Latham e. Williams are hustling
for your trade in clothing
and furnishings. See their ad in this
issue,
Col. +. Schaefer Is spending his
at Biloxi where he lived
many years ago, and has many
friends.
Mesdames Carilla Elliott and Lucy
Parish and Miss Gladys Elliott have
returned from a pleasant trip to the
Panama Exposition.
X. = Miller's Annual Clearing Sale
Is now on. If you want bargains, be
sure to attend this sale. See ad else
where in this issue.
The Yazoo County Sunday School
conyenes at Jacksonville to-
lay for two days, and promises to be
/ very interesting session
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Mr. c. 4. Endsley, Of Lebanon,
Tern, has been in the city several
days. Mr.. Endsley is connected with
the Castle Heights School at Lebanon.
M and Mrs. Chas. +. Holmes, ac-
companied by Chas. f., Jr., left Sun
Gay for Greenville by automobile, and
viii be there on a visit for the re
mainder Of this week.
Hon. w. d. Gibbs had a severe spell
Tuesday evening, and his family and
friends were much alarmed at his
condition, but will rejoice to know
that his condition is now much inn
proved.
Mr.. G. Z. Rivers made 223 bushels
of oats on two acres of land just south
Of the city this year. The land was
especially prepared and the entire
crop handled according to Government
methods.
Mrs r. II. Douthat went over to
Jackson last week, where she met her
mother, Mrs. Pearl Bailey Mason, of
Macon, Ga, who returned here with
her, and will be Mrs. Douthat's guest
for some time.
Messrs. Jas. G. and w. f. Holmes
and Dee Love and Ben Luekett have
from a very pleasant auto
trip through Mississippi and Louisiana
to New Orleans and back. They re-
port very enjoyable time.
#&++
Mr. II. Lawrence Schmitt, Of Birm-
irgham, Ala, Is spending a short time
visiting relatives here Mr.. Schmitt
is great booster for Birmingham,
but syas that business has not been as
lively there since the war began as
formerly, although there has been a
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22
WILL NOT NEGLECT DUTIES
TO CANVASS THE COUNTY
aas
MIR. LEE GIBBS ISSUES A
CARD
And Ezpleins Why Il wiz BE Impos-
sihlc 10 See An the Voters
Personally.

Recently, friends Of mine from diff
fercnt parts Of the county, have ask
ed me why have not visited their
sections in the interest Of my candi-
dacy wish 70 remind the voters that
in my card announcing my candidacy,
/ stated that inasmuch as both realty
and personally assessments had TO be
made this year. and that 1 had to do a
great deal Of the work myself could
not make a thorough personal canvass
and at the same time do justice to
the duties Of the Office. II would
hardy be consistent on my part to
ask a nomination Of a second term on
the ground Of competency and duty
faithfully performed in the past, and
ut the same time neglect my duty in
the interest Of my candidacy As pub
lie office is a public trust
The rolls must be properly prepared
on time, else the interests Of the
people will suffer. | shall see all Of
the voters that can; but | would have
those that ! fail TO see TO remember
the circumstances, and that public
service is paramount to private in
tercsts. No Assessor can do all Of
the work required in such n large eoun-
ty himself; but what he cannot do
he must see that II Is properly done.
think the average voter would rath-
er know that an official was not neg
locting the duties which his Office re
quiros. chan listening to CHS tale Of
woe and arguments why he should
be retained in Office.
| call your especial attention to The
fact chat TO properly fuldll the duties
Of this Office, the one holding the
same should by an means have expert
ence and training ia matters pertaining
20 and, and nay long service as Deputy
Chancery Clcrk. and the past four
years as Assessor, IN my opinion
clo Ely giv nae Dr. qualifications
TO serve you efficiently
Since assumingtbe duties Of County
"A Or ] have endeavored TO give to
aI tax payers fair honest end cou
tcous treatment and % perform Che
work eliciently and here &tate willie
ont (car 81 contradiction tbal Oils is
admitted even by those WHO are no
lcud.ug me thcir support in this rac
and e tbis is true, ] feel that am
c'ea 81 entitled TO a second torn, and
therefore ask your support
Very respectfully.
LEE GIBBS.
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fore this big commencement play AZ
the !. /. g. c. No expense or trouble
waa spared % make The production an
artistic triumph. One.thlrd Of O mile Of
motion pictures was made 40 a special
dress rehearsal by an expert camera
man. Il n now the opportunity Of ali
Mad.sipp.am 10 see that ap
which ihuilod the thousands on The
day Of production The Rorgcou. ea
Tunes ari The dramatic events ose
nothing Of their original beauty on the
screen. The dances areas lovely as
wfen seem in fact
Thc story, as you Hi.I see it IN Che
pictures, la the shortened story Of the
play itself First comes Spirit OF
History. who nterprets an that Is 70
follow in her exquisite dance, "1he
Parable Of Life" She yanishcs and
we see Folly, fain 10 lingcr in the Val
ley Of Youth, left by her parents,
WorldIness and Indulgence. Crystal
Clear, the spirit Of ideal girlhood, and
her sisters rejoice that Folly will stay
with them and learn beautiful things
Of their Alma Mater When Folly
leaves them al the call Of Worldliness,
her mother, Crystal Clears grief Is
banished by |. !. and C.'s telling her
70 call the girls Of Mississippi. She
calls them and they come, hundreds
Of them, to hear the story Of Missis
sippi.
As !. |. and G. speaks, the story
appears 10 US, scene by scene, showing
the legendary coming Of the Choctaws
guided by their prophet and his sacred
pole; Christopher Columbus pleading
with Ferdinand and Isabella for ships
TO brave the Unknown; DeSoto and
his armored knights in their bold quest
for gold; Pushmataha, friend Of the
palefaces, and his Choctaw braves;
hardy pioneers taking possession Of
the land; .ho Jefferson Davis Barbe-
cue, at which the flower Of the Old
South gathered to hear Senator Davis
speak; the wedding Of General
stephen D. Lee; the first decoration
day; reconstruction election; the
founding Of the ] l. and c.; the last
triumpha entry Of the Mississippi Of /
Today IN her golden chariot surround !
ed by all her children Of the past and /
present IN one great mass Of beauty
Then l. !. and G. sends the girls Of
Mississippi forth to live her lessons
led by Crystal Clear and her sisters
the ideals Of pirlhood
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22
WILLYS-KNIGHT IDEA.
Some Explanation Of What is Really
Meant by knight Motor.

This is a season OF surprises in the
motor car industry.
The new developments have taken
the form Of multiplying the cylinders
Of the old type Of. motor, Of radical
price reductions, or combination
such as that covered by the WHY'S
Knight announcement which offers
trio radical changes one in motor de-
sign the other in price. The price Of
s O95 is the lowest at which car
With a Knight tyne motor has been
offered to the public
It's reliability remarkable power,
snaoothneas Of operation and economy
have made # famous throughout tie
One Of IFS ch c advantages is
its characteristic Of Improving with
II IS an established fact that the
Eaight type Of motor gives even
reater satisfaction thes second and
succeeding years than the first. Its
simple design and small number Of
parts insures it against the various
evils that frequently come under the
head of motor troubles. Refining is
never necessary. There is no guess
work The entire action is positive
and never failing.
The important difference Of the
Knight type motor from poppet
valve motor is in the valve arrange
ment. The Knight type is sleeve
valve motor. The valves are merely
Siding sleeves. There are two-one
inside the other, sliding up and down
between the cylinder wall and piston.
In each openings are placed which, at
the proper time in the action of the
motor, come opposite to each other so
as to permit the charge of fresh gas
from the carburetor to enter the COM
bustion chamber and similarly for the
burnt gases to pass from the cylinAcr
out into the muffler.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22
THE LEADING CANDIDATE.
aIL 80. nnIlon VOC. W. oLaeIn

HfE VS. Bolton Makes Ills 0'ncinl
Announcement
/ begins TO look ike everybody and
bis kinfoks are runnin' for something,
and no announcement in political cir
ces occasions much surprise these
days. However, there Is ono announce
mcnt In this issue of the Sentinel that
win At least create a good deal Of In
terest in every section Of tho coun
~. This IS the announcement Of M.
NJ. s. Doton which appears in the
1ast pace Of Section three CHS week.
NIL p0l5a The leading candidate
for your lumber business, and his ad
will ten you a whole lot about the
subject chat You should know If yG
are Interested in any kind Of lumber,
or aro thinking Of putting up a silo,
e will pay you to read the ad men
Stoned.
- t r.. en- NJ =
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EnioLaaIe oaLIng u WoIfe Lake.

A1IIJUF t+sfAN 17t4tII17 !. " Y -
Equipped with complete camping
outfit and supplied with everything in
edibles that the market affords, a
party Of young people left Wednesday
for Wolfe Lake for an ideal outing
for three or four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Williams, Jr.,
chaperoned the party and were ac-
companied by the following Misses
Hettie Hooker, Of Lexington; Katy
Montgomery, Ida Campbell and Susie
McCrohan; Messrs. Paul Swain, Colin
Campbell, Norman Mott and James
Estes.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22
". N. RODB MAKES CANVASS
FOR LAND COMMISSIONER
ATE ENTRY MAKES wHIRLWIND
CAMPAIGN.
Prominent Kinds Countian Enters the
Race, With Good Prospects Of
Success.

A notable feature Of Mississippi's
present political campaign is tbs late
entries in several races for State Of
fee.
One Of the eleventh-hour entries is
Mr. w. NJ. Robb, of Kinds County,
who has SHE'D his caster into the ring
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22
MISSISSIPPI MOTION PICTURE.

Tonight az The Nazoo Theatre 7. !. & c.
Alccorlcal Play Appeals.
Tonight the Yazoo Theatre will
preson. that spectacular and fascinat-
ing alegoricaI production, ,he llistori
eel Pageant Of Mississippi as produc-
ed by the students OF l. l. &C. at Co
luYhus
Special trains were run on all rail
roads. O great amphitheatre was CON
true oj, and preparations ON large
scale were carried or for months ne-
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22

noticeable improvement in the last
few weeks.
The Sentinel has received the FOL
loving under date Of July 20 from
Prof +. NJ. Drake, whose many
friends viii congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Drake on the information given; "Our
lives were blessed on the eve Of this
date, 1920 p. M, June 10, 1915, with
a splendid eight-pound GIRL Both
mother and babe are doing nicely"
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Sullivan had
as their guest last week Mrs. sulli-
vans father, Mr. r. II. Fielder, Of
Topisaw, Miss. Mr.. Fielder is ninety
one years old and is actively engaged
in farming and stock raising at Topi-
saw. He is very active and impresses
one with the truth Of the saying that
man is no older than he feels.
ssss
In the notice in last weeks issue Of
the death Of Master Shepherd Jones,
the reference to the calling Of the
family physician might be construed
as meaning that DR.. Noblin was call
ed the day before an operation was
decided upon. The fact was that DR..
Noblin did not see the child until Sat
urday morning, and at once saw the
Of the case, and recon-
mended immediate action This state
ment is made in justice to DR.. Noblin.
Special prices on every article in my
store for a short time. Get busy. c.
A. Lightcap.
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and IS intermediate Boys.
II intermediate Girls.

If you want genuine bargains in
clothing and mems furnishings, make
a visit to my store. C. A. Lightcap.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22

for Lard Commissioner, and is now
making wirlwind canvass, having
covered twelve counties in ten days,
and hopes to cover thirty more before
the polls open.
Mr.. Robb has been one Of the eff
cient deputies Of the State Revenue
Agent for several months. He for
merly represented Kinds County in
the State Senate, and is regarded as q
formidable aspirant for the land com
missionership.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22

We have many suits that sell up to
S25 which go in the pecial sale al
1896. c. A. Lghtcap,
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22

n YOU want genuine bargains in
clothing and nens lurHiahings Hake
visit to my store. G. a. Iigigcap.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22


Written FOR the Sentinel by Kukel
They say that "Bilbo's losing ground
We know this is not So
Yet we hear the Ants crying it
Just everywhere you go.
And why they harp along this line
No one but them can tell
They may not know the truth just now,
On the third they'll know it well.
They say that "Bibo's losing ground"
They cry it from every stump;
They try to rout the Bilbo crowd
And catch them on the jump.
But happily the Bilbo crowd
Just know their tactics we'll;
That while they talk about Bilbo,
The truth they will not tell
They say that they can easily count
Every single Bilbo man;
That he is such blithering fool
lie tells just where he'll stand.
They say they'll get the silent vote
What fools to think that's so,
For many a man that's silent now
Win vote for The-o-do'
You sure each one of the Big Four
Says he will Governor be;
That now the others have chance;
Gosh-how crooked they can see.
But sure the Ants see quite we'll
It's the voters they wish to blind,
And make them think they're far ahead,
With the others way behind.
Thev say that "Bubo's losing ground"
Wen. let then have their say,
r happiness 20 them it brings.
Twill be for just a day
In this delusion let them dwell,
r they can happy he;
For when the little ballots fall
Their happiness viii flee.
Nov. Blbo mea lie CT voer susrd;
lust stand YOU firm and true,
ard listen not unto Their chant
They're trying to fool you
ror you see 1 know I NOV know
and you'll see that I'm not wrong
Biibo viii be elected
With eighty thousand strong.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22

WANTED-At the Baptist Sunday
School, Sunday, July 25th, 9:45 a. M;
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22

Special prices on every article in my
store for a short time. Get busy. c.
A. Lightcap.
The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1915-07-22

Any sui; in the house for s9.95. c
a. Lightcap.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-02-11
The two California
Expeditions

viii direct most excursionists and vacationists
to the Pacific Coast during 1915. Many Of us
are not in a position to take an extended trip
every year, and it should therefore be to our in
general coast tour when low rates are available
and conditions favorable. At these times, low
circle tour rates are in effect which permit Of 60
ing via one route and returning via another at a
very much lower expense than if separate trips
were made.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-13
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

Enero 11.-Se dictaron 6rdenes se6a-
lando los recursos criminales 766, 1853,
ITO, 1856, 731, 737, 71O, TIT y 1856
Sc celebr6 la vista de la moci6n So
bre desestimacion de apelaci6n en- el
case de Germanico S. Belaval v. Fray
Antonio del Castillo ct al, sobre indem-
nizaci6n de danos y perjuicios por libe-
10, con asistencia informe del aboga-
do Horacio S. Belaval por ell deman-
dante y apelado.
En- ell case No. 1873, Manuel Cividanes
v. Hon. j. A. Lopez Acosta, Juez de la
Corte de Distrito de Guayama, Certio-
rari, Sc dict6 resolution mandando unir
a los autos los efectOs procedentes
ell alegato presentadO pOr ell abOgadO
G. DOm1nguez Rubio nombre de
AdolfO Fortier, solicitando Sc lie permi-
ia intervenir en- los procedimientos de
este recurso.
En- ell Mandamus de Jose S. Belaval
v. Roberto H. Todd, Alcalde del Mu-
nicipio de San Juan, Sc dict0 resolution
teniendo por desistido al demandante-
apelante de la apelaci6n interpuesta
contra la sentencia de la Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan, Secci6n la, de % de
Octubre, 1914.
Sc dict6 resolution en- ell case 1895,
CesareO SerranO .Jimenez v. Jose Ber-
diel y Corbera ct al, sobre nulidad de
ejecuci6n hipOtecaria, ordenando Sc
una los autos los efectos proceden-
tes ell alegato de impugnaci6n presen-
tado por la parte demandante-apela
Tambi6n Sc dict6- resoluci6n en- ell
case 1857 Domingo Gutierrez ct al v.
Jose Folk, ct al, sObre tercer1a, conce-
diendo a la parte apelante una primera
pr6rroga de 10 dias a contar del II de
Enero corriente, para presentar su ale
cato.
En- ell case 1854, Jacinto Zarat ".
Sociedad de Socorros M1tuos "Los
Amigos del Bien P1blico," por incum-
pllmiento de cOntrato y danos y perjui-
clos, Sc dict6 resolution concediendo al
apelante una segunda pr6rroga de 10
dlas a cOntar del 13 de Enero corrien-
te, para presentar alegato.
En- ell case criminal No. 767, Ell Pue-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-13
OBRAS DE INTERES PARA
Ell COMERCIO.

cedigo Dc Concrete VICENTE, $1lo.
osVs pH1 Sdd;Sn sSmero erS
claves A: B. @. 5a Edic6n en- inglss. $3.50
Manual del 0apitalista, $1.9o.
Tenedurta de nhros por partida 1obl0 poa
partida simpA~, sin maestro, S1oO.
cerrespondencia oomercial, por h. Page. 100
Modslos para cartas. pc R. de Ia Cortina.
Mcdelos de Cartas por Colombna, $3.50.
Al zebra, por Cort4zar. $1.65.
Algebra, por Cardin, $1.65.
Artmetica Mercantu Universal.-2oa edici6n-
los procedimientos modernos de calcuar, le
mas completa publicada hasta ell dfa. con mas de
ra Ia ensehanza en- Espana y naciones Hispano-
Americonss. Informada por C&maras de Conner
clio Corporaciones Cientffcas. . $2.16.
Tratado Universal dc Teneduria de L.ibros.-1Os.
sdic6n.-Obra con mas de 45O p&ginas. La mas
oomplets publicada hasta ell dfa. Curse pr&ctico
de Cont contabilidad General Me@reantil al alcanes
Agriculture y. an particular a las soc;edades
Coectivas. Comandtarias An6nimes Bancos
Territorial, Ferrocarriles Tranvfas. OompadiAs
dc Minas Almacenes de Dep6sito. Soriedades
ARrfcolas y Coeperativas. Contiane. sdemAs 10
Contabilidad de Porpietarios. Hacendadoa y Ca.
pitalistas. Asimismo. Ia Contahilidad por Par
tida Simple Partids Mixta Metodo T.egiamo-
grafco. Obra indispensable en- toda ofcina do
Texto para la ensshanZa en- ESpa6s nacione0
de America. 1nformada por Ia CEmara de 90.
merciO premiada en- varias Exposiciones. &2.15.
1rACaoo universal de OocumontoS Com0rc4aloS, In.
dustriales Administrativos.-4a. edici6n. Uni.
ca obra clase pubcads hasts ell dta Obra
prActca cses. necesaria a todo Comercian.
to. Banquero. Hacendado. Industrial. Propieta.
rio. Tenedor dc Libros. Corredor de Oomercio
Bolsa Q Tnterprete de Navfo. Perito Mercantil
Consignatario. Armador. Captain SobrecarRo
de Nave. Contador de Navfo C6nsu1es Corisio.
nistas. Administrators Empresarios Comma
da Aduanss. Oontiene +oda clase de- docu
mantos que ell Concrete Mundial a
@215.
EN- EsTcs r~r"ros EsTA rNc1urDo
EI. FRANQUEO.
BoLETIN MERCANTIL
sar Juan. p.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-13

bio v. Juan Pujols, por incendio mali
cioso, Sc dict0 resolucion concediendo
al apelante una segunda pr6rroga de
20 dias contar del 10 de Enero CO.
rriente, para presentar alegato.
En- ell case 364, Elk Parte Miguel Mar
cos Morales, peticionario, sobre apro-
baci6n de fianza notarial, Sc dict6 reso-
luci6n aprobando la fanza personal
otorgada por Dona Ermelinda Colon y
Cap6 y Don Baltazar Mendoza Marti-
nez favor del Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co en- s de Enero 115 ante ell Notario
Benigno Fernandez Garcia, para ga
rantir las funciones del peticionario, en-
sustituci6n de la fanza No. 2769 pres
tada por la National Surety Company
ell II de Enero de 1914
Sc dict0 resolution en- ell case 412,
In re Arturo Martinez, Notario Publ
co. sobre termination de fianza nota-
rial, dando por terminada la fanza no
tarial No. 2767 otorgada por la Natio-
nal Surety Company favor del Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico en- II de Enero de
1914, para garantir las funciones no
tariales de dichO notario, requirien-
dole al mlsmO para que antes del II de
Marco, 1915, presto nueva fanza 81 de-
sea continuar en- ell ejercicio de la pro-
fesi6n notarial, apercibido de que 81
no 10 hace, quedara suspendido en- el
ejercicio de dicha profession hasta que
otorgue nueva fanza y esta sea debi-
damente aprobada.
En- ell case EX Parte Sidney w. Ed
Campillo Abrams, Peticionario, sobre
devOluci0n al peticionario de su proto-
colo notarial, Sc dict6 resolution dene-
gando por innecesaria la moci6n pre-
sentada por ell peticionario en- de Enc
70 cOrriente, solicitando la devoluci6n
de su protocolo notarial, sin perjuicio
de que pueda ser reproducida en- ell ca
so de que cOncurran las CIRCUMSTANCES
lndlcadaS
En- ell case Ex aPrte Sidney w. Ed
wards, peticionario, sobre admission al
ejercicio de la abogac1a, Sc dict6 re
soluci6n ordenando Sc remita a la Co.
mission de Reputation de Aspirantes al
Ejercicio de la Abogac1a, copia certif-
cada Gle la solicitud presentada por e]