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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
MANY LAUGHS AND SOME
THRILLS AT THE STRAND

Laughs and thrills follow each
other in quick succession throughout the
entire length of why Smith Left Home, .
a Paromount-Artcraft perturbation of
George Broadhursts famous stage sue
cess. which began a special three-day
engagement at the Strand yesterday.
1t is one of those farces where the
crowds are allowed but little rest be-
tween laughs and mixed in with the hui
morous situations are some of the most
exciting scenes filmed recently. They
are worthy of any melodrama.
And why Smith Left Home" has an
other appeal for movie fans in that it
brings two of Birminghams screen ia
vorites in leading roles. Bryant Wash
burn is the star and Lois Wilson, Biz
mingham's own movie queen, is his lead
ing lady.
Mr.. Washburn has become one of the
most popular and one of the best light
comedians of the screen, and in this new
farce the role of Smith fits him adj
mirably. AS the bride who passed
through wrecks and fires and cloudbursts
and an earthquake, Miss Wilson is COM
pletely charming.
"Why Smith Left Home" will be at
the Strand today and tomorrow only.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28

Oliver Morosco will present Gladys
Lockwood at the Jefferson theatre
next Friday night and Saturday with
matinee Saturday, in the successful
| musicalcomedy. $50 Long, Lefty" The
J play has the Endorsement of New York,
Boston and Chicago. 1t is said to be
/ the funniest comedy produced in years.
Bright songs and attractive dancers
keep the sNge full of life and action
during the two long acts of the show.
The story involves an exchange of
wives. One of them is of the domestic
variety, while the other leans toward
the frivolities of life. The complica-
, tions that arise from such situation
are many and get more complicated
as the show goes on. 1t all ends hap
| PLY and must be seen to. be appreci-
ated.
1t is said that GLADYS Lockwood, who
plays the leading Pole. is a scream as
Lefty Robbins. She has made "a t-e-
mendous hit everywhere. Mr.. Morosco
has surrounded her with anf excep-
tionai cast and a chorus of beautiful
girls from California.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
BIG TIME VARIETY
BILL AT THE LYRIC

Capacity audiences attended the
performance at the Lyric theatre yes
terday and the programme which is
far above the average was enthusiastic
ally received, every act being of
big time" variety. Dock O'Neill, with
his many laugh prescriptions" songs
and readings made a decided hit and
from the time he made his appearance
until the close of his act he kept the
crowd in an uproar with his clever
sayings
Snap Shots of 1919" flashlight of
frills and frolic, featuring Julian Hall,
is filled with wholesome fun, pretty
girls, beautiful costumes, good singing
and dancing, as well as beautiful scenic
effects and was one of the most pleas
ing acts seen jim some time. The high
spots of humor, together with the imi-
tations and selections ION various mu-
steal instruments by Mr.. Hall, were well
received.
Richards, a dancer of unusual. ability,
portrayed the "Bandbox Girl" "The
Tambourine," Jack in the Box" and
Birth of the Pond Lily" in most eff
fective manner and this was the sur
prise act of the programme. With
beautiful costumes and excellent scenic
effects his act was received with en-
thusiasm and much surprise was mani
tested when the dainty dancer removed
his wig. Dewitt Young and company
present a clever comedy offering, en-
titled ''B1ack and White" which was
one of the best juggling acts ever seen
here. Mr.. Young juggles Everything
from a writing pen to sworts and many
of his stunts were unique and most I'M
usual. Wheeler and Potter, in "a
Phonie EPISODE furnished some whole
some comedy and was chuck full of
laughs and greatly enjoyed by every
one. This act was presented with spir-
it and dancing and was far above the
average. The programme was opened
with screen pictures of current events
and proved most interesting to the
audience
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
Gaia R R H
Get Rid Of It by Medicated
Vapor, the Easy, Pleasant Way

You know the discomfort Of catarrh
in the head. 1t is not only offensive
now, but it may lead to deafness,
serious stomach ailments consumption
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necessity for surgical operation.
You have tried dosing with medi-
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here is just what you are seeking.
The right way to rid yourself Of
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head noises and deafness. and to
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to use DIR. Blosser's Catarrh Remedy
1t comes in the form of cigarettes you
may smoke in usual way; 1t also
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With your head clogged and your
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simply take a few whiffs Of soothing,
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Look for delightful Improvement
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Live longer and happier. Be sure to
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II you prefer, send 10 cents (silver or
stamps) for proof package to:
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
ENTERTAINING AND NOVEL
FEATURES AT LOEW'S

The new bill al Loew's Bijou for the
first half of the week met with en-
thusiastic approval at the hands Of
the large audiences at the perform
ances yesterday. The programme is
sufficiently varied and includes some
novel and unusual acts.
Neville and Brockwny furnish tha
major part of the comedy in thar
highly amusing travesty. Somewhere
in the Frozen North which is a dis
tincc departure from the usual black
face act 1t is well staged and the
dialogue is rapid and clever.
The Three Robins deserved much
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
sTHE TEETH OF THE TIGER"
COMING To THE STRAIN

| Arsene Lupin. one OF the most ram
Gus characters in fiction. is at last ON
the screen. and he will be seen at tne
Strand Thursday in that tripping
Paramount-Artcraf melodrama, II ne
Teeth of the Tiger which will be
presented by an all-star cast.
''The Teeth of the Tiger" is the pic
turizstion offs story by Maurice LIE
/ Blanc, who created the character or
| Arsene Lupin. a French master crook,
whose clever exploits have interested
readers of mystery fiction everywhere.
| The story opens with Arsene Lupin
reformed and living in an American
town. He receives call from an OLD
! friend, who fears that his lifeH is
| threatened. Lupin finds that his mind
has been poisoned by DR.. Varney, VINO
| has persuaded him to change mis- Will
so that he leaves all of his estate to
the missing daughter of his sister
Then, despite Lupins efforts. the old
man is murdered.S and the once arch
criminal sets out to- find the assassin.
The trail leads him into many tight
corners. particularly since French
detective Goes over seeking to arrest
him. Finally he finds the real muir
, derer. and also finds that he has lost
his heart to the missing daughter of
Ethe dead millionaire.
s'The Teeth of the Tiger" will be at
the Strand from Thursday through
Saturday. along with another Para
mount-Briggs comedy
"HEARTSEASE"-RIALTO
Tom Moore is playing his best role
in "Heartsease" at the Rialto Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Tom Moore plays the part of a
young, unknown composer who puts
his life work into an opera called
"Heartsease" He loves girl, the
daughter of Lord Neville. who loves
him in return. but complications set in
and the girl doesn't know exactly
what to think, Her stepmother. who
| is young and lovely. does everything
| in her power to hel1. the young COM
poser, whom she loves. Her husband,
| Lord Neville. hears through the wilcs
| OF rival for his daughters hand that
his wife has paid the bills of the
| young composer, and a scene takes
place. where the girl is led to believe
! that the boy has been grating on her
| family. She returns his song that he
| had presented to her. and he leaves.
| to find that his opera had been stolen
| by rival composer. After manF adj
ventures the lovers~are reunited.
ANITA STEWART-TRIANON
| Beautiful Anita Stewart plays in a
novel role at the Trianon theatre all
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28

does some very good acting. Mae Park.
with her hair in a cluster of curls that
Mary Pickford might envy. isfjust ador-
able. She makes every one in the audi
ence love her on sight, and as the play
progresses they life her part them
selves.
The scenic effects are far above the
average. The Alton ford, in the land
of the Midnight Sun, in midsummer, and
the same scene in bleak midwinter,
with snow falling, the burning ship in
sea of ice, are really wonderful and
something that is hardly expected of
stock company with such popular
prices
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
THE NAUGHTY WIFE" AT THE
JEFFERSON TONIGHT

The Naughty Wife" the hilarious
farce by Fred Jackson, will be seen
at the jefferson theatre tonight, We'd
nesday and matinee Wednesday.
This farce recently established a new
record for long engagements of ITS
type Of play and it is now making a
tour of the country.
II is quite likely that THE Naughty
Wife, would have remained indefi-
nitely in New York, where, for time,
IL was actually one of the things peo-
pie seemed to feel they simply had to
see had not Selwyn & Co. been under
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28
DUNCAN Observation-Disclosures

one of the most brilliant theatrical
events of the season in Birmingham
Will be the coming of the Duncan
Dancers accompanied by George Cope
land, pianist, at the jefferson theatre
next Thursday night. Tickets for the
performance have been engaged by
people from Tuscaloosa, Gadsden, An
nistop and many other cities who are
coming to Birmingham to see the won
derful dancers from the Isadora Dun
can sshool of classical dancing and
hear the concert which is in itself a
thing of rare beauty.
The dancers who viii be- here are
the SIX selected by 1sadora Duncan
, herself as the best of her school,
These young ladies have been trained
from childhood in the grace of CLASSICAL
dancing. They viii give solo and
arour dances.
Birmingham has the Music Study
club to thank for bringing this lovely
treat to the-@city and it is predicted
that a full attendance will be on hand,
as the advance application for seats
has been unusually large!
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TWO GREAT LABOR
CONFERENCES GET
UNDER WAY TODAY


(COntlnued frOm Fdge O"1f
nation was received that Austrian rep
resentatives also were on their way.
The Germans and Austrians were ad-
mitted to the International Federation of
Trade Unions at it's organization meeting
at Amsterdam July. last Whether or not
they will be admitted to the international
merely be granted the privilege of par
ticipating in the discussion, is to be de-
cided by the conference itself.
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RAILROAD TRAINMEN
VOTING ON STRIKE
TO BEGIN THURSDAY

Chicago, October 27.-F0urteen
lodges of the brotherhood Of Rail-
road Trainmen, representing. 12,-
600 men i'm the Chicago switching
district, voted at secret meet
ing Sunday to strike Thursday I'M
, less their wage demands are met in
full. A vote on the proposition is
in progress in the other lodges of
the 100000 members throughout
the country.
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Queen of Spain in London

London, October 27.-The Queen of
Spain arrived in London tonight. She
was met at the station by King George,
Queen Mary and King Alfonso.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-28

! contract to produce it in both Boston
and Chicago the same season.
The play will be seen here exactly
as presented in New York city.
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ANITA CHARACTERIZATION
Beautiful Anita Stewart plays in a
novel role at the Trianon theatre all
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-12

Aver tardc fut aprobado pof unani.
midad el proyecto de Ia c4mars ndmsro
So del sr Guerra hIonafaEba. para lm
p0ner contribuclones sobEa iaa femtas
e ingTesos de las Corpogaesoaea y eapl
tallstas De Ia isla. ~ pfoyeeto fud apfo
bad0 en terceTa lectufa passfs si
Sensdo. Ia votaci6n se hlzo por llsts
y cuando el secretarlo ~ Amsds1
anuncio que ei proyecto hab1a obsenldo
Ia sanction unanine Dc los representa-.
tes que asistieron q Ia sessions ss apiaa.
do dufante hrevcs minutes FL ant8r Get
proyecto ST. Guerra M0ndFag6n.
Ia Resolution Coniunta del senada
asignando Ia cantidad ds sz6oo0 para
gastos de viaie y obsoaulos de ios seia
te y cinco 'congressmsu' que en- unldn
de aus respectivas esposas han 81 vt.l
tarnos en- breve. fIe apfobeaa ea tsrcs
"a loctura
III proyeCt0 de lev namsr0 g8 para
enmendar Ia ley del cierre. otraa b.
yes relativas a los estsblccimieufos
pGblieos del pals. fu6 enmeudsdo por el
ST. Romani en- el sentido Ge que todas
las barberias de los pusbIos d segunda
y tercera ciase permanesean sbIsftss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-12

nita Caracciolo, Rosina Zotti y Ada
Paggi.
Directories de Orquesta.
Guerrieri, Bovi y Ferrer.
En- La Habana estan va, esperanto
la Compafia, Ell gran baritone Da-
Mise y ell bajo comico Giuseppe La Pu-
ma.
En- la capital de Cuba dara seis fun
clones y otras ssis en- Santiago, donde
embarcara para Puerto Rico.
G0ue decir de Lazaro?
Esta en- ell apogeo de su carrera.
Gloriosa ha sido la jornada del emf
nente tenor en- Ell Metropolitan de
Nueva York.
Lo admiranios no solo en- sus obras
favoritas, como "Tosca'', como "Bo-
hclnia" y como "Puritanos' sino tam
bien on algunas de las operas que ha
estrenado, y que tantas .ovaciones lie
valieron, en- la gran metr6poli ameri-
cana.
Noches deliciosas nos esperan en-
la que ha de ser, bajo todos sus aspec-
tos, una brillante temporada.
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LA coNdPANIA DE OPERA QUE
vENDRA A PUERTO RICO

FL gran empresario don Adolfo Bra
Gale ha tenido la bondad de enviar-
nos los nombres de los principales ar
tistas, cast todos celebres, que ven
dram con 81.
vuelve Lazaro.
Cantara otra vez aqui.
FL gran tenor espafol, aclamado por
el p1blico neoyorquino en- estos momen-
tos, fgura a la cabeza de La Compafiia
de Opera organizada por ell maestro
Bracale para actuar en- Puerto Rico
lie aqui una parte de los artistas
que vendran:
Tenores.
Hip6lito LAzaro, Roberto Cambioni
y GIUSEPPE Salvat.
Barftonos.
Giuseppe Danise y Carlos Polese.
Bajos
Giovanni Martino, Enso Bozano y
Giuseppe la Puma.
Sopranos.
Albertica cassani. Anna ritRia. Jua-
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Ernprestito de la Victoria
COmiis director nombrado

II gobsrnador ha reelbido informss
ohciales de quo IA campaha para 81 Ems
prtstito dc ia victoria ds d Eabertaa
smpezara 81 iuncs ~ a. ahFh ta
minafa 81 dia 40 De mayo.
Este Bmprestito es absolatsmsnts be-
cesario para rassr sas safiaol q i5s
? 100000 de hombres que sslan tcdaus
sobre las armas hacsr frsuts a ios
gastos de ga Mcenc8amiento. rasa aten.
der q los coutgatcs pr mAfrfai A.
guerra cue cst4n am psuaisrte da I.
auidsc.6n. para aatisfsesf totaL nfe
todss ias obngaoiones tanunsas rof lsr
Bstados Unidos dIante - ptrio1o de
su Intervention en IA alan gasfa mun.
dial.
Sc snro DC tYic Tasrto nfta. tn fa1e
6ltnuo tafucrgo ansnetero uus b. naci8n
reailce. IA dc haccr ana uuevs ensu
siasta manifesiaci6u de "a amor pos
los ideaies dc hbertad iasticis. qas 81
eisrsiios aiiaGos han uevsdo sl fianfo
81 g0bernadoF ha dcaenads ~ Coufs
que diugfa ia campaha 81 ssia fsia.
cue so cncsrgaTs Sc tsaoa d. tfahs
Jos dc organization y propaganda ras
scan neeoaarios para loEtaF ere dltha
campaha tenla a mas eoapieie txiis
Dicho comits estarA fofmaao pcr ios
seaores cue ss cxpreaan q eontinuacisn.
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I; g. g iiBurtalGAI

Mercedes Gonzalez Albert, Autori-
zaci6n judicial. La Corte dict6 una
orden EN- este case. Autorizando pagos
G inversion dc ciertas cantidades.
Gallardo Hermanos: Indemnizaci6n.
Comparecieron los abogados de las par
tes a la vista de la esxcspcion previa;
formulada la demanda, argumentada
EN- pro y en- contra, la Corte, presen-
cia de las parties, la declare sin lugar,
concedi6ndole a Ia demandada cinco
dias para ,contestar.
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UN cAsO FARO DE sUfcfDA 10
QUE DICEN los vEClNos

En Fl barrio "FloTida''. 6s 8an -
ronfo. e. suicide disparauaoss ua tirs
de revolver por Il peth0. Fl iuvfa tasf
Rivera. dc vciate y eineo aacs ds rfat
rocien catSdo. Las autoriaadss pfaetira
ron algunsa invoatigacionss eou oblsfs
de determinar Ia causa deI saicidio y a.
dujeron pos una carta qus hatia dsis
do Rivera. que este ss habia saisidado
pogque su esposa habia masfto va1ios
diaa anses Alganos vsclnos .aarman. SIN
embargo. cue II verdaaeFo mstivo no
era Ia murrie de eIia. a.no pofaus SRA
vesaba p1r una crisis scon6nlea my
alaraante.
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Su vista a Ell MUNDO

ci61 amplia, y al rec5irne como avia-
dor, tenia conocimientos generates de
todo 10 concerniente la navegaci6n
a6rea. Once meses duraron mis- estu-
dios.
-GQue impression recibio al subir por
primera vez a un aerop'a ano?
-Ninguna. Me pareci6 la cosa mss
natural del mundo; no senti v6rtigos,
nj micdo, nj Sc me pusieron los pelos
de punta. Yo nc tengo nervios, y 81
les tengo, no me doy cuenta de clio.
Siendo. muy jOven, lei la famosa move
la &c Julio Verne titulada "Cinco Sc
manas en- Globo''; " al subir por pri-
mera veZ un aparato aereo, el in
signe escritor frances fue la primera
persona de quien me acord6. Me acor-
de tambien de Icaro, que quiso acer-
carse tanto al sol con sus alas de
cera, que Sc derritieron estas Y di6 con
su humanidad EN- las aguas profundas
del Mar Eseo. por un momento,
me asalto ell tenor dc romperme la
crisma.
-GHacian ustedes practicas diarias?
-Si, senior. Tres horas y media por
la manana tres por la tarde.
-GNo sufrio usted academies?
"A los dos meses de haber ingre-
sado en- ell ColegiO de aviaci6n tuvi-
mos uno. Yo iba en- uno de los apa-
ratios con mi instructor. De repente,
el motor Sc detuvo y apenas 81 tuvimos
tempo para intentar ponerlo en- movi-
miento. Afortunadamente solo estaba-
mos a So metros de altura, pues ell vne-
10 Sc iniciaba, y al venir la maquina
TERRA solo sufrimos algunas heridas
sin importancia. FL aparato Sc des-
troz6 por complete, v alguna mano pro-
videncial nos protegi6 en- la caida, evil
t&ndonos misericordiosament ell pasei-
to al otro mundo.
q Ingrcso usted voluntariamente en-
ell cuerpo de aviaci6n militar?
-Yo no tenia esa aspirac.6n, pero al
gunos de mis- compaheros sabian que
70 tenia licencia de aviador, 10 noti-
ficaron los oficiales superiores, es-
tos Sc tomaron interes por que Sc me
tuviera en- cuenta en- case necesario
La Association de Aviadores de los Es-
tados Unidos infuy6 en- ell sentido de
que todos los aviadores que prestaban
otra class de servicio EN- ell ejercito,
fuesen enviados a los campamentos
de instruction para que fu6semos aides
trados en- toda clase de operaciones mi
litares aereas.
-GEn que campamento rccibi6 usted
su comisi6n?
-Fui enviado un campamento fran
ces, en- Burdeos, donde sc toman vinos
exquisitos, cuando estuve preparado
para entrar en- campaiia, Sc me con-
cedi6 una comisi6n de teniente segun-
do Mi mission era observar los mo-
vimientos del enemigo. Doce aviado-
res americanos Y cinco puertorriquefios
fuimos agregados a la famosa escua-
drilla francesa Lafayette, que tan
tos laureles ha ganado durante la que
IRA. Tres de mis- compafieros puerto
rriquehos tenian como 70 el grado de
ofciales: Luis Feliciano Santos, de
Yabucoa; Aurelio Ortiz, de Lajas, y
Ramon Ruiz, de Yauco.
-jCuanto tempo estuvo rs.ed pres
tando servicios como observador?
7Cuatro meses, mas o menos> Du-
rante ese tempo ascendi teniente
primero, y Sc me nombro photo de una
maquina de bombardeo de la escua-
drilla No. IL. Nuestras excursiones al
campo enemigo eran nocturnas.
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TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITO
Seccion Segunda

Constituida debidamente la Corte Y
leida la minuta de la seccion anterior,
la Corte registr6 los siguientes casos.
Rosa Torrents Y Risech: Declarato-
ria de herederos. Vissas todas las prue-
bas presentadas en- este case, la cocte
considero cue la ley y los hechos estan
a favor de la tnica y universal .lersdc
ra, seiiorita Maria Teresa Martorell y
Torrents.
Carmelo Martinez VS.. "The p. p.
Railway L. and Poo" Dafios y Per-
juicios. La corte consedi6 un termino
para la presentation de alegatos, dan
dole diez dias a la demandante otros
diez dias la demandada y cinco dias
despues la demandante para rectif-
car.
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tDe nuestro cOrreapOnsaij

(De nuestro correspOnsai)
Ia semana Santa
Desde este sibado empeylfau
las llamadas vacaciouee dn
na santa llns c4tudiaufr da a
Universidad dciarau iae lahuf
coiidianas. para Ir sus reeUee
tivos pueblos. q rcudir euifo e. l..
santas " viejas tradieioue. Uue un.
legaran nuesir0s ahuelos q rnu
naran las vacacioues - fa 20 go
corriente mes
Benehoio del Cuarto Ano Normal
III iucvcs por "a nuehc e Hela
efectO en ~ SALON 81 aefu. de
Ia Uuiversidad una ttiada lluen
literaria. % bonefria H. a CHASE
graduaudo de Normal
Todos los uumer0s eturierou
muy aplaudidos AmplI8remDs de
TALES.
Favorable impression
Ha causadD favorahles ronmeu
tarios entire los estudlauies dc es
te eeutro. 81 proyecto numero ibt
preSentado por ~ Sr uny ke. para
crear foudos para Il spsteuimieu
10 y engrandecimicuto de la l'ui
Versidad Op0rtunameute rps n.u
paremos de este asuut0 deaie este
mism0 pcri0dico
Moonlight Singing
Nos partieipa Ia inieligente pro
fesora de mnsica I'll II Uniferi
dad. Miss ALIENS lmee. gue %
Snunciado moon LIGHT singing
que So pensaba dar en Jos eampos
de esta institution ante. dc elia
enfermarse se llevara 3 efeetn go
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TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITo.
(Secci6n Primera)
oRDEN DEL OLA


La Corte declare alberta la secci6n
a las nueve.
Sc registraron los casos siguientee
Conception Toro. La Corte dict6 una
orden. dispOniendo que por Ell "Ame-
rican Colonial Bank" Sc entregue a
Ia peticionaria la suma de $542.5o
Sue. Jose Rosa Lopez. Vista narra-
ci6n inicial de este procedimiento, Ia
Corte ordena Sc trasmita con arreglo
a 10 dispuesto en- la VICENTE LEY Hi
potecaria."
Ana Maria Porrata Doria y otros,
en- declaratoria de- herederos. La Cor
to dict6 su resoluci6n final, declaran-
do tinicas herederas de dofa Ana Um-
pierre a sus hijas Ana Maria, Maria
Dolores y Loreto Gumercinda Porrata
Umpierre.
Avelino Rosario VS.. Victoriano Va
vedo Divorcio: Sc nam6 este case a
Ia vista de la moci6n de la demandada
sobre aperture de rebeldia, comparecio
Ell abogado de la demandada y no es-
tando jurada dicha moci6n, Ia corte lie
concedi6 cinco dias para llenar este
requisite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-12

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