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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
EMPLAZAMIENTo
ED1cTo

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
A la sociedad incorparada THE
West Porto Rico Sugar Company cu
yos incorporadores son Carlos Cabre
ra. Juan Bianchi Miguel Esteves a
Maria Amen Gamboa a Milagros IN
liza Ameu 10 herederos desconoci
dos de don Jose Julia Palmeta Fran
cisco Amen Fabre. sea demandado
antes mencionado.
PoR LA PREsENTE Sc NoTIFICA
A listed que Sc ha presentado en-
la ofcina del Secretario de Ia corte dc
Distrito del Distrito Judicial dc
San Juan. Puerto Rico, Ia demanda dc
actor antes citado. en- la cual piden
fundandonos en- los hechos alegados -
su demanda que hecha la citacion y
empiazamiento de los demandados. The
West Porto Rico Sugar Company Inc.
dofia Maria Amell Gamboa v dofa
Milagros Julia v de los herederos dc don
Jose Julia Y de don Francisco Amcll
Sc sirva tomar Jurisdiction Ell este nc.
gocio: en- su dia dictar sentencia a
favor de los demandantes en- contra d.
los demandados en- cuya sentencia S.
declare:
1.-Que el procedimsento eiecutivo
seguido en- cobro de hipoteca ante 81
extinguido juzgado de Primera Instan.
cia de Aguadilla por don Ramon Bat.
tistini Acevedo como albacea testa.
mentario de d. Pedro P. Battistini j
Paoli contra la Sociedad en- quiebra
Amen Julia Co. en- cobro dc 10000
pesetas de principal, intercses cos.as
es nulo desde la diligencia de equeri.
miento de pago al deudor, siendo nulos
todos los tramites. actuaciones. ordc.
mes, subastas decretos. autos y sen.
tencias dictadas en- ese procedimiento
2-oue la escritura otorgada con fe.
cha veinte dos dc noviembre del ano
mil ochocientos noventa y dos otorgada
de oficio ante el Notario don Juan AFRO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
LA LEY CONTRA Ell ALCOHOL

FL fiscal general de la nacion, Mr..
A. Mitchell Palmer, ha anunciado que
el departamento de justicia, secundado
por las autoridades locales, proveera 10
conducente al cumplimiento de la ley
SEGA.
Queda exceptuada momentaneamente
la prohibition de la -cerveza de menos
de 2.75 por ciento de alcohol
La policia de Nueva York, de su
propia iniciativa, ha establecido que
pueden darse al consume cervezas de
menos de 2.75 por ciento de alcohol
Y los vinos suaves.
Ell fiscal de Nueva York decIara que
nj Ell nj ningdn otro fiscal tienen COM
petencia para obligar al cumplimiento
de la ley SEGA.
William H. Anderson, superintendent
te de la liga contra las tabernas, ataca
al presidente Wilson por la intencion
que Sc lie atribuye de oponerse a la
ley SEGA de guerra no bien termine ell
licenciamiento de las fuerzas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
LA ACTRIz MARY PICKFORD
Sc RETIRARA DE LA ESCENA
PARA GOZAR DE LA VIDA

BOSTON, JUNO 3O.-La famosa ac-
triz de cine Mary Pickford Sc reti--
rara la vida privada una vez que
haya terminado los contratos que tie
ne para nueve peliculas, en- la produc-
ci6n de las cuales Sc ocupa actualmen-
te.
La noticia ha sido dada a los pc
riodistas por la madre de la actriz,
la que manifesto que su hija habia
accedido por fin sus reiteradas sl-
plicas v resuelto retirarse a gozar del
fruto de su trabajo durante todos estos
amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo DEr
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE Dr.
SAN JUAN. p r.

EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA
FL Presidente de los Estados Uu
dos. IS.
Uldarico. Erundina Maria v Merce
des Amen Y Gutzet, Demandantes vs.
Weste Porto Rico Sugar Co. ine.
Maria Amell Gamboa, Milagros il
liza Amell los herederos dc Jose Ju
liza Palmeta Francisco Ameil y fa
bre, Demandados.
CIVIL No. 11765.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
SCENE FROM
ETHE MASKED PLDER'l

Giro Gle los grandes exitos para los empresarlos de
Cnes 10 sera la proxiua serie que sera presentada
por SAN JUAN FILM EXCHANGE Ia casa Gle las
series, y que Sc tltula
GEL JINETE ENMASC ADO"
Esta sere es de costumbres del Gran Oeste arregla
da con una historic moderna Gle ROMANCE con nnu-
chas aventuras sensation cada pie de pehcula que
deara muy por detras todas las otras series fano
sas de esta casa como LA VESTAL LA JOYA FA-
tail. LOS L0BOS DE LA CULTURA LA EA
terra RELANPAGO.
"EI, JINETE ASCARADO
es la sere de las meores estreas por contar con LA
BELLA Y SIMPATICA "RUTH STONEHOUSE'
arnada la segunda Ruth Roland por su agilidad des
treza HARRY G. MYERS Y PAUL PANzER ell ce
lebre villano Gle Los Peligros de Paulina Ia prime
ra serie presentada Puerto Rico sobre todo por
ell JINETE ENMASCARADO que es uno de los
iores JINETES DEL OESTE y cue ell publico Sc que
dara indeciso sin saber 81 el MENCIONADO JINE-
TIE ES HOMBRE o IIJJER hasta el final de la
serie.
Gel JINETE ENM ASCAR AID 0"
tiene su credto ser la Ultima serie del GRAN OES
TIE estrenada en- LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS y la que
mas gente arrastra para sus muchas sensacio-
males aventuras del famoso JINETE
Aubrey W. Kennedy es el cue escribio esta gran
RE sabido es que es de los meiores escritores
de escenario por su credito en- LA NENA DEL CIR
CO. BEBE MILO y otras famosas producciones
GOLDWYN.
eel JINETE ADO"
ES UNA PELICULA CONTINUADA Ell Is episo-
dios de dos reels cada Una historic dramatca del
gran Oeste cue prncipa en una de las grandes pin
torescas haciendas Gle TEXAS con muy bonitos es-
cenarios de espantosas aventuras Gle una banda de
fascinerosos contra una famiha Gle VAQUEROS don
de aparece en- las escenas mas cul1ninantes el CE-
LEBRE JINETE ENMASCARADO cue sera muy
difcil identifcar hasta el final Gle Ia serie.
iQUIEN SERA EFT, JINETE ENHGASCARADO?
iSERA HOMBRE? lSERA MUJER?
VFALO en- su CINE FAVORITO. Todas las sema-
mas dos episodos acompanados Gle PELICUIAS CO
MICAS DE LAS QUE SABE PRESENTAR LA
SAN JUAN FILM EXCHANGE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-12
LA TIFoIDEA EN- SAN JUAN

Nos comunica el DEPARTMENT. de
sanidad que el ultimo brote epidcmico
de febre tifoidea registrado el nnevc
de abril, la terminado. con el resulfado
siguiente:
CaSos po>itlvos E9 easns
Curados. - easoa.
Fallecidos, eaen-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
Railroad Men Plan
"No Accident" Week
From June % to 26

Complete details Tor stsHing so
Accident Week june ~ tn 2s. in
r%iusi,,. have been decided upon by
the safety representative OF railroads
boz the central western region, accord
iur Co announcement from the ofnco
ui the railroad administration to-day
Mt A. 4 adams. regional super
visor uf safety. hnH conferred with
about seventy safety officials of the
various lines. the meeting having been
held iu his office m Doc burlington
huildlug
II develops HAT thy roads lu this
jurisdiction have tu th' aggregate up-
p~ruNimutsly three huudr,d-uNo tuuu-
sand taUt. Uuul vmplut,H. and that
zach rmpioyt II going - bee asked iu-
diNiduallN 10 do hts utmost during the
p,uod ot seven da,s 90 keep from be-
.nr injured himself or OF bcing the
cause uf tuIuriuE 20 fellow .ouuluN'.
UulIsiius. rallies mo,inu picture
exhibits Of an educational nature, pct
Hunni appeals, and many other furns
Z of grttiug mt CLOSE touch with ull
employees VIII be- utilized und h Boz ostt-
mated that before iuuc s2nd There
Will hr tow, 10 ans, railroad workers
m tho central western region who
viii not be- "WutchiuE ms step uui
avoiding personal mum.
THIS movement covering ns u docs
H west territory and affecting AN vnur-
mnuH population OF hiuh lass indus.
trial workers. is said Zee hU causing
Interest iu every city and town in the
west
The 80 accident Week" was de-
ttrmin,d upon hN Nj Hale Holden.
regional director Of railroads, who be-
unNtz that The ruuHe o. safety among
b railroad men and the public goner-
HH "a result OF ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
,WEEPSTAKE RACE
FOURTH OF JULYIS
FOR $1,000 PURSE
Ford Contest Promises to
Be Amusing Contest Ten Fast
Cars Entered in Big Feature Of
Auto Races Here.

llradei ht l $1,000 nroe.tnf.sii
|~NeepatnkcH the auto rnr,s to be-
|inrof ~ thc trlck ON tho mesl ~,
|hs Albuquerque Aud ueHi,HH' tarl.
atiun uu thc Fourth of iulN pfnm BE-
l. %" D. mos spectacular whirn Doe
|nl race fan AVE ever witnessed.
ndDr thp management Of col 10 ~
SELLERS chairman 81 tho committee
b attractive card ms boon arranged
The nrst event be- 10 DO Il nftcen mile
h~oturrNrlp race open tn uli Thorr
kIli Do I purse of 500 fof which az
|'ast nyr entries Will compete
unc oi the most amus me- mcos viii
H. tnr SECOND rHHr u rsltN for Ford
hrs n Will hs ton miirf with O. purse
500 This be- the nrHi time TINT
|hiH race haas hr"n tried hstr an on
my other Cuurss. Hs fNr ps tho local
,uu ascertain. Tho driver
kin drive o. tap stup boo suriuo ret
Iut and r'rister 90 the stand. crank
Hs ear and do he next Ian " be-
Known thu 90 ford rnuiuc becomes
|omow hat hard to crank when over.
Gated. and the race officials are sure
hat me Fori RELAY viii hr p.ndu, dive
b considerable amusement
Following tho roln, comos the
ruud sweepstakes with the a. pOu
bun TIE race To- for me-, miles uru
IL least ten entries VIII start MANN
b. tho best drivers in this section ave
|iguinpd their intention eff ontorinr
ihsir ears add H thrilling contest 10
|VppctDd
The oloHing tuco is 20 twenty mile
rec fof.ail bon which mo Winnow eft
he sweepstakes urc barred. \ purse
lf $3.50 ir offered and some fHst dfIN
ng be- likely to result.
tutfIsH for tho Fourth a. July rae.
nr meet Will close ut o. 20 clock Sat.
|rdu, evening. Innt 2N Applications
mould hs made to cot. 49, v ~ SELLERS.
thurman OF the committee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
War Children United
with Parents After
Separation of Years

one - tho KnlRhts Of Columbus
overseas official photographers. ~ the
name Harry who b.. iu q way a pic.
turlul historian. desrrihos tho reunion
uf parents and children at brussels
lfter four yelr separation because ~
the var
The pnf,nts waited Tor them In %
-r huulrunW Says Harry, 'und the az
Gle unUs wore brought boz one ut 10 lime
tud ran the gauntlet ~ their tremh-
ling elders suddenly there would he
H trN and rush aud an embrace and
fhr rest va tears -Four years ls u
long Time Boo fhU nfr 90 q child and
SOME 90 them had rruwn almost be.
yuud belief Tho atmosphere was sn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
Y. w. c. A. Cafeteria
To Be Opened Soon

Miss Mary Gleason ~ benisou.
Texas. arrived this morning a. take
charge III tho installation uf the
Young Wumen's Christian Association
cafeteria. Of which Do Will be- the
manager The rooms ON the corner Of
Copper aud second which were va
Gated recently, are helms r~odecurptod
and made ready Tor h cafeteria, aud
the opening b. waiting only upon tho
arrival uf the steam table, which hIH
already hecn shipped. hut ewing 10
thu sl0wuoss Of freight may not arr
rive us snon 49, expected Every ur-
ranFcment IL being made To- run q first
class cafeteria which VIII he q great
convenience 10 tho women Of Alhu-
querque, M well as to many visitors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
Interesting Program
At Indian School to
Be Given on Sunday

Tho sunday program planned by tho
Indian sghopl promises Ia be one Of
the interesting features ~ commence
ment week.
A. a3nn D. nj. companies A aud o.
or tho school battalion will compete
tor - silver cup. The Judges are capt
Arthur Sisk. First Lieut. Louis Hossr'.
den and First Lieut.. Desmond Far
roll
1850 y. IN. bN the Indian school hand.
THIS viii he followed by the hncca.
laureate sermon delivered by Rev 4.
NJ knudssn AT 90 D. m Transuortu-
ton will be furnished from the gur
line az M saw mill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

tense that u was almost unbearahie.
! shah Hsyer forget ~ a. Iona as 1
live. The men and waited
with anxiety written deep IA their
faces The children came in with
trembling wonder In their eyes. And
then there was joy unuttrrahle. We
took pictures 81 that scene That was
H cinema which nseaed no rehUarsinf
when Barry gets hack To the United
States he will nave u tale o. tell that
viii rure deafness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
Organs Popular
with A. E. F. Doughboys

Eigbt thousand mouth organs we're
|ctentlt purchased boz PARIS hN tho
|Sutghta ul columbus for shipment go
Ilrost. where thsN VII ho distributed TO
|Amorituu soldiers
IA wts discovered nv the knights
Ihnt the American soldier visiting
uauull, bought o. mouth hnrp 80
| ne rItk's entire supply was putclu@l
hN the knights and brcsi until the
hlnt American dnuEhhOy leaves Tor
will BE- 20 musical ccntrr' fhc
wore made iu Germany, but that
llnesn.t worry 20 suldiei Zee Nkos 10
Loot n Just the same, ana cnn get real
TOO. ont of the German made
'sontuptiur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

Want 10 trade that mule for a
gas wagoni Try the WANT AID
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

4 uitio success h. apt 10 make a
small man dizzy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

whom "a married man laughs ~ his
sleep hn wife imaEincH he be- dream
ing that h. b. n bachelor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

Dyspepsia II Americas curse. To
I,~essore digestion. normal weight,
Food health ana purify the blood, uss
Ilurdock Blood Rittars. sold at all
|drug stores. Price. . 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14
May Shows Excess of
Rainfall-O Only Three
Years Exceed Record

Tho month averaging practically
normal lon Temperature but Tar
normal in precipitation. o. WINS wet
tor. however. ln Mui. 1885. 1897 and
1914. 4 little more than half uf The
state twrHt eft DE insth Mcriiuul
han ub cNscss of temperature, white
20 considerable deficiency occurred in
the eastern border counties and To
lower peroH valley Fool periods be-
rurtrI from he tth to t2th and 2Uth
10 1Hth. The Nth was probably th,
coolest day uf the month uu
other ham scattered DAYS we're Warlu
and the 18Th or 18Th was prohub',
the wurmest dag of tho month froHta
Of more or ieHe severity. We're noted
ON many dates in the highcr districts
\ large excess uf urrti pltution or-
CURED over thr northeast quarter or
tho state aud in lesser degree else.
where. running gradually into a small
deficiency lu the southeast ana south
vrn counties TN, precipitation came
lurrelN in the form of local thunder
storms. which diffnrrd widely nt near
hv stations Mann hoaty down pourr
occurred With damage 20 rondh ana
loss of SOME brtdroH and the Ions ct
three lives hN lirh'niuE shower uC.
CURED daily. hut were most rcnorui
on tho t.-d. hth tu mn and 18Th 20
ahtn. IN fNH NIHNHf plateau hNi
mountain districts considerable SNOW
occurred. ri,inE ar average ~ almost
u hall inch. when the state nH re- whole
W considered Melting Waa iairIA
rapid aud stream wpr, high, bat uoN.
erthoirEs considerable snow remained
at the close of D month over Tho
highest mountains and north slopes
Temperature,
The monthly temperature mean toi
! tho state. based upon the records uf
20 stations having 30 mean altitude of
about 5000 feet. WIS hHi degrees, or
O3 degrees above tho normal, A. de-
tormiucd from the departures OF ~
stations having records for ten years
ur more Tho month averaged UH de-
gree warmer than May. 1918 The
highest monthly average was 5n.5 de-
prccs NJ A~lamoguriu. aud the hiuhs1t
recorded temperature 90 degrees ht
Pearl ON the 22d, and ArteHia ON tho
l0th. The lowest monthly mcan WIS
a. degrees at HarNe,'s ~ Sch, ana
The lowest recorded temperature "a
degrees az Tres IlVdrns ON the 25th
and at Rca Ranch. near fatigue on
the aiHt. The rreutsHt local daily
range OF temperature was ~ dcEu rs
at FcliN, ~NtrenV western 'huNvs
county ON the nth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-14

she Z showed father tNs ,.Iscs ypd
wrote no.
80 tomhartasHodl Mr.i. what ild
Ne suy7
she Ito said 90 lcosi hu Wai happy
20 ind yuu are no poet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
STOCK MARKET
OPENS STRONG
Special Feature is Stutz Mo-
tors Which Closed
at 90I.

NEW YORK. July Nothing of
an unfavorable nature developed
over the three-day holiday and a
great deal OF enthusiasm was dis
played, large buying orders ap-
peared with a consequent strong
and active market, causing gains OF
from one to three points in all parts
OF the list The special feature to-
day was Stutz Motors which closed
at So rs on Thursday, opened at
81 10 today, advanced 10 104. but
fianally reacted and closed AT 90 IL
During the last hour a heavy selling
movement occurred, causing reac-
ton all around, the reason for this
being a big demand for call money
with rates as high as Is percent for
industrial loans and eight percent
for railroad loans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
FEDERATION WARNS
FARMER TRANSFORMER

The Indiana Federation Of Farm
ers' associations has sent state
ment 10 the farmers OF Indiana
urging them 20 make sure that the
owners OF thrashing machines who
have the contracts for thrashing on
their farms comply with the terms
Of the workmen's compensation act.
BY this act the farmer will be liable
10 the same extent as the contrac-
tor for compensation physicians
fees. and hospital fees as a result
OF injury or death 20 any OF the
employees of the contractor while
AZ work on the land owned by the
farmers. unless the farmer exacts
from the contractor a certificate
from the Industrial board showing
that ne has complied with the act.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
The Horoscope
TUESDAY. JULY s.

The astral forces are acting i'm a
contrary manner on this day. with
the benefiCes operating strongly for
success and advantage. but with the
most powerful of the malefics-so-
called-Operating as powerfully to
Offset, TO thwart and 10 disappoint
This condition of affairs leads the
interpreter of sidereal influences to
enjoin the greatest degree of eau
ton and good judgment in the
handling of all affairs. so that the
propitiOus influences may have full
sway unhampered by the malevOlent
threats of the ipfortunes-which
may always be overcome by wis
dom and conservatism under the
philosophic axiom. "forewarned is
fOrearmed" a fundamental
of the science of the stars.
Those whose birthday it is may
reap success and good fortune by
a wise and conservative manipula-
ton of their affairs. Also guard the
health. A child born on this day
will be fortunate in employment.
in which condition il may well re-
main.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
EPISCOPAL CAMPAIGN
PLANS TO BE ANNOUNCED
AT MEETING TONIGHT

Operation Of the nation wide
campaign Of the Episcopal church
will be explained alta meeting to
be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the
oratory Of St James Episcopal
church. Row James A. Miller rec
tor OF Trinity church, Michigan
City. the chairman Of the diocesan
committee. will be the principal
speaker. Father Miller will outline
the course 10 be pursued in the
preparation of the parOchial sur
vey blanks ard Will also describe the
intensive campaign. scheduled for
December Tonight's meeting will
be for members Of St James and
Trinity parishes. South Bend. and
ST Paurs parish, Mishawaka. Rev.
John r PIummer priest-in-c harge
OF st. Andrews church, KOkomo,
will also speak this evening
The campaign will be conducted
in St James parish by a commit
tee composed of the following
Bishop John Hazen White, honorary
chairman; Rev r. Everett Carr
chairman: Gilbert A. Elliott, Thorn
as r. Brandon. +. w Gingrlch
Charles Casey, Arthur l.. May. Miss
Lola DeFrees, Mrs. +. +. Chaplin,
Miss Evelyn Pace. Mrs. George
Miltenberger and Miss Mary May
White
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
BOOKS ON BUILDING
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

Complying with the urgent de-
mand for help. or information on
the housing question H. South
Bend the public library has &C
CURED several up-tO-date books on
the subjects Of architecture. build
ing. carpentry and housing. These
hooks were chosen especially for the
plans. and the estimated SITS Civ
en- The designs are foe su.-n and
forth some very artistic ideas. The
books are as follows;
Bossert. Bossert houses.
Bungalowcraft. California 5unga-
low homes; Colonial and Swiss
chalet bungalows.
Cypress pocket library. a. V.
bungalows. houses, pe-golas. gar
ages.
Gordon-van Tine. Gordon-van
Tine homes.
Griffith. carpentry
Keith, artistic garages artistic
homes. V. bungalows book OF
plans. , ~. churches
ANDAbf hOlU UuAiuAlAr-Ss attl Ia L ~ q Iu
permanent
Ladies' Home Journal. Journal
bungalows. Journal houses
Lewis Lewis-b built homes.
Peabody homemakers questions
and answers
shumway, We build house
ourselves"
Stillwell, representative Califor-
MIA homes; special plans Stillwell
successful houses. West Coast bum
galows.
Tombstone houses
White; What YOU should know
when building a little house
Magazines: these are always help
full. Architectural Record Country
Life Houe Beautiful. Keith's. La
dies Home Journal and Touch
stone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
INJUNCTION SUIT GOES
TO APPELLATE COURT

An appeal TO the Indiana state
appellate court was taken Monday,
by John G. Yeagley. attorney for
the Blackstone theater corporation.
from the decision rendered by Judge
Montgomery OF the superior court
Saturday. Judge Montsomery grant
ed the Floyd l.. Bunch sign Co. a
temporary injunction preventing
the theater concern from wreckins
the building on :. Michigan st.
Another petition by Murdoch. the
tailor. asking for an injunction
against the corporation for the same
purpose is still pending in the SUI
periOr court. Mr. Murdoch has a
lease on his location until May of
next year. while the Bunch lease
does not expire until April, 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08
LIST OF KILLED AND
WOUNDED IN SIBERIA

BY United Press
WASHINGTON, July Home
address of American soldiers killed
or wounded in a bolsheviki attack
at Bomanovka. Siberia. June %,
were today given by the war depart
ment. The names include:
Killed.
Dart A. Balch. Turlock. Calf.
Died of Wounds.
Louis A. Schlister ST. Louis, Mo.
Severely Wounded.
Cpl. Valeryan ]. Brodnicki, Chi
cagO.
Pvt. Stewart Reeves. Joplin, Mo.
Slightly Wounded.
Cpl. George w. Starham, Butte,
Mont.
Pvts. Louis G. Camini, Stockton,
Calf. John Z. Gleason, Mason
Province. Que. William r. Hassal
East Liverpool o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-08

NEW YORK. July From the
highest down. among insiders.
United States steel common is being
bought, according to we'll informed
quarters. where it IS apparently
conhdenuaIly expected that the
stock will advance above 14O before
the end OF the year.
Missouri Pacific stock is being
recommended as an excellent pur-
chase by some of the most relia BILE
houses in the street. In some circles
it is said the stock will double in
value. The stock has in a number
of instances been bought and put
away in strong boxes.
Powerful interests are credited
with buying United Railways, in
vestment and Philadelphia company
stocks. For some time persistent
rumors of important accumulation
have been circulating-To
Topics.