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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-08

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about so pounds, left st Joseph r1i's.ss
september 25 with boy thirteen .r,osse
finding them wire mother Georgia China,
Yale. Okla. Phone 333. ''
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-09

Brenner Of New York City won over
Dr. Barber Of New Haven, Conn,
and 2. The 18th annual flag tourna-
ment Of the Dorset Field Club was
won by l.. Haines Of New York City;
2nd, c. A. Atkinson of Dorset; 3rd,
Bernard Sykes Of Evanston. H.; 4th,
J. D. Schroeder Of Troy, n. Y; 5th,
Miss Haines Of New York; 9th, DR..
d. W. Houston Of Troy, n y; 7th,
Ed. Brumley Of New York. Women's
putting contest won by Mrs Edison +.
st, rks; mems approaching and put
ting contest, Franklin Woodruff Of
East Orange, ~ j.; the mems ringer
pre- went to Rev. j. d. Stout Of
Scarsdale, n. Y. with an average Of
"a. The lfdics' score was a triple tie
between Mesdamos V. d. Barbour,
Wertenberg and Atkinson. The
tie was played off Tuesday by a
nine hole contest and II was won by
Mrs. Atkinson by one stroke
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-09
DORSET

Miss Grace Kendall returned to her
home last week
Capt. Stickney will as at Manches-
ter Fair. Sept IA. Is, l6. adv
Dr. d. W Houston, Jr., was up from
Troy, n. y, over Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pease Of Eliz-
abeth. \. j., are in town for few
deya
Bishop Robcr, l. Rudolph viii have
al argc OF the church services next
Sunny
For Cameras and Supplies cali at
ne Barrows House Office or see A o.
Palmer adv-iOtf
Harry Warren q Boston. was q
week end guest q NJ and Mr. Edson
,. Stark.
Franklin wooduG and Mr. Zine q
East Orange. \. j., were week end
guests in town.
Miss Eva Hollands q Wateryisit. \.
Y. was the week end guest o. Mr. and
Mr.. Ernest Il. West
Mr.. and Ms weisksr and Miss Dor
oihy Shipuan left the first q the
week Tor New lo-k City.
Ernest II. West Vas in Rutland for
throe days last week a. an expert
witness 10 3 marble ease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-09
DORSET HOLLOW

Erwin Roberts has purchi sed new
Ford touring car.
Miss Rachel Hazelton is visiting in
Fit. Edward, n. Y.
Edward Potter of North Dorset, Wis
tied Julia Potter recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Melia are
entertaining friends and relatives.
Miss Dorothy Kelley Of Manchester,
spent Sunday and Labor Day at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee are
occupying the Macdonald cottage for
few weeks.
Charles O'Melia, who has been con
fined to the house by a severe cold, is
able to be about again.
Mrs. A. A. Cross, who has been Wis
ting in Pittsford, Rutland and Wall
ingford, has returned to Valley View
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-09

+ r. X. Manley. Ernest Manley and
Mis- winifred Maniey. who were here
owe Labor Day. have returned 70
their respective duties
Ans Edward Cspin fell on Monday
and hrpke a wrist and severely sprain-
ed an ankle she Vas ken 10 NeW
Yofk City for treatment
Mail carrier sam Harwood has re-
eentiy purchased new three seated
combination automobile FOR his pas
scnger and mail business
Sir. and Mrs. Louis v. Batehelder
wio have been spending the summer
with Mr. and Mrs. Vim. NJ Batehelder.
lave returned TO Hartford. Conn.
The Dorset Inn and Barrows House
have both been running to capacity the
past few week. The Barrows House is
well reserved up 70 the middle Of Oct
obcr
Crochet and embroidery yarns;
Minerva yarns. Package outfits, Pohl-
sons gifts; tprices reasonably at
Mrs. Clifton P. Kent's. Dunton Lane.
adv l7tf
A large party left on the sleeper
Monday night for their respective
homes in the Metropolis: Ed Bromley,
the McTighes and Miss Tate, b. d.
Sheldon.
NJ. and Mrs. r. G. Mcintyre Of
Nurth Main street gave farewell
supper to a number Of their friends
who were leaving Monday night for
n W York City, after the close Of the
club dance
Edwin Child Of New York City, ac-
companied By Sargent Child. who has
only just returned from business
trip to South America, arrived in town
Sunday and joined Mrs. Child here for
a short time.
Word was received Monday from
jacksonville. Fla, Of the death at that
place on Sunday of Chas. s Adams,
who had been coming to Dorset for
several years. The many friends Of
Mr.. Adams in Dorset will be panied
TO learn Of his passing.
Miss Marion Wade, eldest daughter
Ct Mr.. and Mrs Chas A. Wade, has
just graduated from a business college
in Springfield, Mass, and spent the
week end with her parents here. She
left Monday for Taunton, Mass,
whore she has secured a position.
Henry Clinch Tate, the well known
explorer and big game hunter, who
has recently returned from Africa, i
at the home Of Edwin Lefevre for a
two weeks stay. He delivered an IL
Illustrated lecture of his experiences
Monday evening to large and inter
ested audience
The winners Of the various tourna-
ments last week are as follows: The
tlree-day handicap tournament was
won by Mrs. Wertenberg, with han
dicap of %. the runnerup being her
husband, DR.. Wertenberg, of New
Haven, Conn. The second eight, Mr..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-09

Mr. and Mrs, A. c. Bedford Of New
York City. were recent guests Of DR..
and Mrs Edward Chaplin.
Huntington NJ Bigelow returned to
New York City Tuesday after having
passed the week end in town.
NJ and Miss Haines have gone to
Breton Woods on a two weeks trip,
IN yelling on through Boston
Mr. and Mrs Fred S. Holley Of
Troy, ~ Y passed Labor Day at the
Holley homestead in this village
Miss Elsie Seymour left Monday for
Northampton, Mass, where she viii
attend High Scnool at that pnN
Or. and Mrs. Wertenberg have re-
turned 10 thes home in New Haven.
Conn. after two morths spent in Dor
81.
Mr. and Ms and Miss Taasig Of
Yonkers. \. y are occupying their
cottage in this village through Sep
TENDER
Alfred A. Seymour has returned 70
M duties at Hartford. Conn, after
spen ing a two weeks vacation at MS
home liere.
Remember the annual Fair Dance
81 Union Opera House. Manchester
Center. wednesday. sept 18th, COx's
Orchestra sdy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-09
CLARENDON
INTENDED for last week.

AlnNtuhth Abi ift9A VIM
Miss Violet Shaw of West Rutland,
visited Miss Elizabeth Richie several
dfys last week.
r. J. Whalon Of Ludlow, is serving
at the station in place Of ]. J. O'Neil,
agent, who is taking a vacation.
The Grange confers the Bird and 4th
degrees this Thursday evening. The
South Wallingford doing the work.
Miss Eleanor Torrey Of Duluth,
Mimi. who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. d. Herriek, left Monday
to resume her school duties.
Several Of our farmers say after
visiting around among the auctions
ti.at cattle, sheep and hogs are not
selling either fast or high.
The Grange has been giving a series
Of dances for the purpose Of re-decor-
ating the town hall. The school room
underneath has received a fresh coat
of paint during the summer.
School began Monday with Miss
Mildred Baker Of Rutland, as teacher.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. Marietta Emery last Thursday
Although 81 years Of age
Mrs. Emery is an active and gracious
hostess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-09-09

Farm.
Miss Davenport, who has beer
spending the summer at one OF the
Glen Farm cottages, left last Sunday
for New York
Mrs. William Kelley entertained al
Sunday dinner Miss Sara McPhilomy
of Dorset, and Patrick Mcphilomy Of
Chelsea, Mass.
Ms. Jacobs and daughter, Virginia
left Wednesday for New York and
Philadelphia, after spending the sea.
son at Wabeka Cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Macdonald
and two children have returned e
their home in Paterson, N. j., after
spending a month at their cottage
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton, Misses
Nellie Dalton and Anna Hughes and
lIessrs. Frank and Edward Brady
spent Sunday in Wallingford visiting
relatives.
Messrs. Edward and Frank Brady
who have been spending several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, John Dalton,
have returned to their home in
Helena, Canada
Word has been received here by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hazelton of the birth
OF a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherry
Waite. Mrs. Waite will be remember
ed as Miss Sara Hazelton.
Mrs. VIM. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kelley and daughter Kathryn,
and Miss Sara McPhilomy and Pat
rick McPhilomy were at Lake st.
Catherine and vicinity Sunday after
mono.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
oh, LETSDON'T'
PEOPLE WITH Tain. PALE BLOOD
ARE LisTLEss AND WANT
TO DO LITTLE.
MORE RED BLOOD CELLS NEGoEo
Take Pepto Mangan, Famous T9r'e,
and say lets Co. instead
81 Lets Don't"

when normally healthy ambitious
people begin 70 lack energy, and tirf
easily When they are quickly dis.
cotmaced ana lOu IN vitaiiiy, II usually
mean. thFlF blood has grown weak
such people are called anemic. or
.run-doNn Build NJ the blood and
5oa build UP the health and spirits
Hepto- Mangan is pleasant -tas, ing
red bleed builder aud 1t contains ec-
actly the elements which poor. pale
blood needs 70 become rich, rcd blOot
Red blood means rosy checks. bright
eyes. clear brain. finn step Pepio-
Alangan has placed thousands OF peo-
pie who needed building nj Ia the full
blooded. essrgetie vigorous cass. u
charges the -iets don't attitnde - q
let's 60 attitude Recommended by
physicians for th.riy years and soil al
over the world
Pepto- MaHgan il sold IN both liquid
and tablet -orm. Both contain the
same medicinal ingredients.
Buy PeptO- ManEan al your drug
Fizt's. BE suTe the name @Cude's- IS
on thu package Without Guides .tis
not Pepio- hangsn Advertisement
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
CADNlUS

The Green Valley sunday School
has been organized and the officers
and teachers are as follows. Adam
Hartman. superintendent. Willie Chad
wick. male Bible class teacher: Mrs.
Clara Stuart. female Bible class
teacher Mrs, Julia Prince, primary
teacher: Mrs. Edna Riffe. second Bible
class teacher, Airs. Dovie Chadwick.
librarian; William Ekers. treasurer
William Prince. choir leader; Mrs.
Clara Stuart. orEanist. George Abels.
janitor School hour $3.50 D. m. each
Sunday. Come one and all and let w
have a good-Sundsy School. Conard
Rice has measles Adam Hartman.
our notary public, was called TO Glen
wood on official business Saturday
Callahan BAH, Of Fallsburg, WAS at
DR.. W A. Rice's Sunday .....E. r..
Webb. Of Fallsburg was at A. Har-
mans Sunday John +. Scott and
wife attended church at Green Valley
Sunday. .......W. II. Rice. OF vessie.
was at A. Harman's Saturday. Also.
Damer Kelly. ........ Miss Elizabeth
Roberts. who has been sick so long, is
now able to be out again. Theodore
Chadwick killed fine fish in Gait.
Misses Carrie Iayne and Marie Webb
and Fred Moore We're calling on Mrs.
Nancy Hartman Sunday ...M Miss
Louise Queen. OF Mavity. has been
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Mar
tina Roberts. nj Cadmus this week
SPUNK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
BLAINE

Mrs. II. II. Gambnl and daughter
Louise. have returned home. accom-
panied by her son. Chas. who has been
attending school at Richmond.
Mrs. p. J. Thompson OF webbvilie
spent the latter part OF last week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wal
ter.
Mrs. g. w. Kouns was calling on her
mother one day hast week.
Carrie Pack was calling on Georgia
May Kouns Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. j b. Fraiey and daughter spent
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs, Ora
Roberts.
Mrs, Deborah Damron and Mrs.
Mamie Swetnan were calling on Mrs.
II, c. Osborn Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Julia Moore spent Sunday with
her sister. Mrs. Hester Holton.
Alonzo Arlington passed through
here Sunday.
Cretia Hoibrook was shopping at
this place Saturday.
Measles Is raging in this vicinity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
LEDOCIO

Church AZ this place Saturday night
and sunday b. Rev. a. l., Spencer. oi
( " Va. We were glad 10 have Bro
sf,e1cer - preach To- u once more rs
he v one Of our home boys and one
We al should b. proud VI Sum
day school will he organized here next
sunday. All come out aud help ~ ~
the good work. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jack
e'urnutts ,of Ellen. attended church
here Sunday. Shirley Miller hap
I,@ned 10 4 very bad accident last week.
While cutting root With a pocket
knife he cut his leg which 10 giving
rim very much pain l. ". Hayes
has gone 70 Pikeyiile 20 have his eyes
freatsd wiIite l. Moore has re-
turned home from Kermit. w. Va, ,.
Opal =. Mile had a. her guest last
week Misses Blanche and CuSsls
Samnons. Of Griffith Creek. and Mur-
rel Perry. OF Chapman A.. TessIe
Hayes was the Saturday evening guest
Of Mrs. W. r Moore Several from
this place attended sunday School At
Matte =. afrs Alma Thompson was
shopping At Matte Thursday Lou
y Thompson. Of Morris. spent Sunday
with her cousin. Opal p. Miller. Of this
place. Blanche Summons Murrsl
Perry and Opal F. Miller ATTENDED
church al Spencer's Thursday night
wv. T. Moore made q busiusss trip
10 Adams Friday Herbert Moore
has decided 10 farm with Albert Nc
Kinsrer Several boys from Black.
burn attended church A. this place
Saturday night and sunday ~. Mary
Thompson and Dove Hayes took din
ncr with GTathel Jordan sunday ,.-....
Gail Curnutfe vas visiting Edna c.
Moore sunday ...-.... Uncle Amos
Thompson. Of Morris. Is very ~ at this
writing Charley Moore. OF Ellen.
took dinner with his brother. Or, j.,
o. Moore. Of this place Prayer
meeting here Wednesday night. Every
body come. SWEET WILLIE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30

voted for can reach us. According TO
the present outlook there win he no
machine driving from Yatesville to
louisa during the coming summer. in
fact no time in the future iii the
road is dressed up. y. w. EIkins.
who got his hand very badly hurt
with a denoFning saw some time ago.
IS rapii ;y improving 49, Farmers are
usiiy engaged with their Farm work.
hut M corn has been planted as yet
I'VE have heard through the Yates
VILE silfchDo=Ti OF the severe burn
ing OF little child Of John Fugate and
wife Of Falisbufg. and OF the suicide
of William Layne At the mouth Of
Horscford branch. but suppose these
Items viii be sent in by some other
correspondent from the Fallsburg sec
lion. .,. Miit Watson. prominent
stock merchant Of LATHE. I.ass.d thru
here enroute to Louisa on business
Monday.
COUNTRY GREENHORN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30

her uncle. r. NJ Badget. visited the
sick here Sunday. :. Bro. Tom Music.
Of Little Paint. is no better Robert
George. who has been sick for some
time. is no better 80. Please explain
the Chicken Law" Some people do
not understand lt......I wish all the
people would write 10 the papers and
tell what prohibition has done Tor their
neighborhood. know Of two men
who were separated from their fami-
lies who are living now in peace with
their families and have accumulated
enough money TO begin. to buy prop
erty The measles has swept this
country, but most all those who had
il are better. Mrs. Laura Davis
and Mrs. Rebecca Robinson were shop
ping here Saturday. -, Mrs. Webster
Greer and Mrs. Anna Literal were
calling on Miss Anna Auxier Saturday.
GOOSE x co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30

place 80. Mrs. Mary f. Chapman was
calling on Mrs. Jesse Maynard Sun
day. 49,. Misses Bess and Mary Moore
attended the pie social at the Falls
Saturday night. They reported nice
time. Mrs. Maggie Chapman and
children were calling on Mrs. John
Conley Sunday Miss Jessie Vaughan
and Miss Madge Miller were visiting
Misses Lizzie Lemaster Saturday night
and Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Chapman, OF Louisa, were visiting rel
atiyes at this place last week. i...
Charley Lemaster was calling on Miss
Sadie Conley Sunday ..... Miss Sarah
Chapman was visiting relatives here
Saturday night and Sunday. -. Miss
Josephine Lambert attended church
here Sunday. a BLUE EYED GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
SACRED WIND

Mrs. Celia Steele was calling on Miss
Eula Gambill Saturday Mrs ~Virgie
Boggs and daughter. Mrs. Eva VIII
Iiams, are visiting friends here.
There will be church here Sunday. -.
Miss Manda Sparks was calling on
Miss Euia Gambill Saturday and Sun
day Dewey Blevirs Eas a visitor
on Gains Greek Sunday Mrs Arbie
Gambill was calling on Mrs. Peter
Sparks Saturday,. Miss Carrie
Wheeler was the guest OF Miss sianda
Sparks last week -. Misses FelcIe
Williams and Pearl Williams were
calling on their aunt Sunday . Miss
Ison WAS calling on May Gam
bin Sunday. d. & d.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
YATESVILLE

Misses Birdie and Opal Salters were
calling on Misses Ollie and Ida Lou
Short Sunday. - There viii be church
here Sunday morning. May -. Sew
erai boys OF this place attended church
at Morgan Greek Saturday night. J..
There viii be church at Deophole
Sunday evening by Bre Boothe. -. !. +.
+. II. Austin was In Ashland this wecl;
on business. G, & NJ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
YATESVILLE

At this particular time (MondayJ
we are having lots Of rain which is
splendid on the oats crop. the sowing
Of which has just been completed. -
Our roads are in a deplorable condi-
ton. impossible everywhere 1t looks
very much like something viii have u
be done before the bard roads that We
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
DONITHON

We are glad 10 say the sick folks Of
our community are able to be out
again 49,. ~. r. CHAPMAN, who has
beeti visiting home folks, has returned
TO his work. -. Mrs. Era Roger and
children are visiting relatives at this
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-30
EAST POINT

Mrs. VIM. Order was very sick Sum
day from the effects Of having a tooth
extracted. Miss Agnes Auxier Is
very sick at her home In BIockhouse
bottom !. -. Miss Sallie Radget and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-31
american RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO
SAN JUAN-PONCE
ITINERARIO

de los trenes en- vigor
reviHado el Z de AgOsto
Dc 1919.
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PROHIBITION NACIONAL
Continuation de la pagina 5

mento de radicar ell aviso de ha-
berse ernpezado el pleiso Ell la Of
Gina donde Sc llevan los records
de transferencia de propiedad in
mueble Ten Puerto Rico, Registro
de la Propiedad) Y cualquier gra
vamen de los antes mencionados
Sc puede establecer Y ejecutar por
acci0n legal inStituida con tai fin
EN- cualquier corte de jurisdiction
competente. Cualquier infraccion
de este t1tulo por arrendatarios opO
seedores de propiedad arrendada
dara lugar a la termination del
contrato a opci6n del arrenda-
dor.
SECCION 4. DESTRUCTION de es
torbos p1blicos (abtements of nui-
sanceS) injunction; procedimien-
to; fianza para hacer deSaparecer
ell estorbo p1blicO deSacato Ell pro
cedimientos de injunction para
hacer desaparecer estorbos publ
cos.
Ell Fiscal de la Corte Fedora
del distrito Ell Que eXista tai eS-
torbo p1blico como Sc define pol
esta Ley, cualquier funcionario
designadO por el 0 por ell Attorney
General de los EStadOS Unidos, que
de instituir un pleito Ell cquiddj
EN- ell nombre de los Estados para
hacer desaparecer ell mismo Las
acciones EN- equidad para haccl
desaparecer dichos es.orbos puc-
den ser presentadas Ell cualquiel
corte con jurisdiction para DIR '
determinar casos de equidad. La
jurisdiction de las cOrtes de los
Estados Unidos bajO esta secci0r
sera concurrente con la de las con-
tes de los distintOS estados.
| ST Sc demOstrare por affidavit I
otra evidencia jurada, a satisfac
ci0n de la corte, juez ell vacacio-
nes, que ell estOrbo alegado eXiste
Sc expedira inmediatamente un al
to de injunction preliminar orde-
nando ell demandado 0 demanda.
dos que Sc abstengan de mantenel
0 permitir la continuation de di-
cho estorbO publico haSta la con
clusi6n del juicio. Cuando Sc soli-
cite un injunction preliminar, la
/ COrte puede expedir una Orden pre-
! hibiendO a los demandadOs V a to-
da otra persona trasladar en- cuaI
quier fOrma intervenir Ell los H.
cores implementOs u Otras cosaS
uSadas Ell rclaci0n con la infrac-
ci6n conStitutiva del estorbo pu-
blicO (nuisance). No Sc exigira mir
guna fianza como condici6n para
expedir cualquier Orden o auto
de injunction de acuerdo con es
! ia Ley. 81 la Corte encontraSe que
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LODGE HARA UNA
JIRA Y TRATARA
De ESPIRITISMO
Ell NOTABLE sIcoMANTE INGLEs
CREE QUE Ell ESPIRITISMO
AYUDA AL ESPIRITUALISMO

Hallase en- Nueva York, procedente
de Londres, con el prop6sito de efec
tuar una jira de algunas semanas, un
afamado espiritfsta ingl.s sir Oliver
Lodge, quien no venia los Estados
CnidOs desde hacia % amos.
Lodge es, pues, un sicomante de los
mas nOtables de habla inglesa; par
te de las doctrinas espiritualistas, que
sostienen que con la muerte no perece
todo el ser humane, v que en- este hav
algo intangible, el alma, que Sc re
ru+a immortal para sostener que es po
sble V muv facil de realizar Ia comu
nicaei6n entire los vivos V las almaS
de los que fueron Sostiene, pues, Ia
teoria de las evocaciones, es decir, Ia
scomancia.
Refere diferentes hechos que 81 re
puta absolutamentp verfdicos. de co
municaciones espiritas, ocurridos mn
chos de ellos con soldados muertos du
rrhtc Ia guerra, 10 cual ha sdo G.
gran consuelo para los padres Y her
manos de los difuntos.
Sostiene que suS ensehanZas no i'm
plican In predicaci0n de una nuava
religion. V Sc muestra extranado de
~" alCunaS de las positiVaS, Y. en- par
tieular Ia cat61ica combatan tan fuer-
temente el espiri,ismo, no quieran
one SO averiguen los problcmas de ul-
tratumba, que aceptan todos los esni-
ritualistas, por medic de las evocacior
nos de los que fueron. Cree que en- el
fondO el esniritismo no eSta renidn
con el espiritualismo y que antes lie
sirva de apoyo.
FL conferencista es hombre de ca
bellos de plata. Que nm tier1po fueron
! de ORC, segun el habla cervantina ro-
busto V bien conformado. Su estatura
es muy alta V debido a este tiene Ia
eOstumbre de agacharse cuando sus in
/ iterlocutores son de talla mediana q
/ pequena, 10 que a muchos les causa Ia
! impression de hallarse ante un desequi
| librado. que no 10 es; presta mucha
atenci6n a 10 que Sc le dice cs brc
/ We y concrete en- sus respuestas.
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la propiedad Ell question estaba
siendo usada ilegalmente como an
tes Sc dice, en- la fecha Y alredor de
la fecha alegada en- la petici6n,
ordenara que ningdn licOr sea fa-
bricado, vendido, traficado de-
positado Ell dicha habitaci6n, ca
sa, edificio, embarcaci6n, vehiculo,
construction o Sitio de cualquier
clase, pOr un periodic que no ex-
cedera de un ano 0 durante la que
IRA Y ell periodic de demobiliza-
ci6n.
(Continuara).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-31
BANCOS PARA
LA PLAZA

Los nuevos bancos de mosaicos do
nados por varios caballeros de la mu
nicipalidad, para engalanar la plaza
de recreo tMunoz Rivera mas
de ser c6modos confortables, resul-
tan atractivos, artisticos. Hasta hoy
los siguientes caballeros han donado
uno cada uno: Juan B. Rodriguez, Fer
nando Torregrosa, Esteban Vargas, Ig
nacio Olivero, Modesto Ortiz German
Ortiz, Pablo Nelazquez Felipe SAN
chez Osorio, Emilio Pinero Estrella,
Bernardo Garcia. doctor Clemente Fer
nandez, Consejo de Administration
(miembrOs).
Son dignos de en"omio tan desin-
teresados como altruistas caballerQs.