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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
WASHINGTON EXTOLLED
IN PATRIOTIC SERMON
Major Scott, Chaplain U. S.
Army, Preached At St. Anne's
Church Yesterday
BEFORE THE D. A. r

Extolling the life OF George Wash
ington, the Father Of His Country who
was a God-fearing, Godloying man,
and likening him to Joshua Of old, the
Rev. William Reese Scott. Chaplain.
Major in the United States Army.
preached an eloquent sermon last
evening in ST. Annes Church before
the members Of the Peggy Stewart
Tea Party Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The chapter. according to its Gus
tom. attends divine service in this
church on Washington's Birthday. or
the nearest Sunday thereto for the rea-
son that Washington was an Epsco-
palian. and worshipped al ST Annes
Dr. SCOTS sermon was highly in
structiye. interesting and profitable
and he proved himself an orator of no
small merit. Indeed, were such ser
mons heard more often. there would
be less Bolshevism, and more truly
patriotic Americans Among the many
strong points he made was one that
should sink in, in which he set forth
that because the lawmakers make
laws that are not of our personal lik-
ing or way of thinking, for the very
reason that they are the laws OF our
own government, we should live UP 30
them.
Chaplain Scott took for his text the
Book OF Joshua, first chapter and 9Th
verse "Be strong. and Of good
courage: be not afraid. neither be thou
dismayed, for the Lord thy God is with
thee. whithersoever thou goest"
The name Joshua. the preacher said.
means Jehovah" Joshua was a man
OF courage and strength. so was Wash
ington. Mother was dismayed, for the
reason that the Lord was with each OF
them. and both trusted and worship
ped Him
Chaplain Scott traced the life OF
Washington from his early childhood
when his ambition to see the world
and become sailor was held in check
by his over-anxious mother. through
to all It's principal incidents and
phases
He told Of the choice and selection
of this great ana good man TO lead the
Confidential Army and of his judicious
leadership and generalship; of his
wisdom in leaning upon God at all
times: his faith in prayer; how he
kneeled in the woods and under the
trees and poured out his reart in de-
vout supplication
These are not myths in the life Of
Washington the Chaplain said, but
can be corroborated by historic facts.
He told of his home life, his love for
Mount Vernon, and his death there,
when facing his last enemy, he told
Continued On Page Three)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
HOOVER SAYS TREATY
SHOULD NOT Be ISSUE
IN PRESENT CAMPAIGN

baltimore. ND. Feb. -. Herbert c
Hoover. former fooa administrator. de
clared today in an address at the
Johns Hopkins University commemo-
lat ion that it is an error in his opin-
ION to make the ratification Of the
treaty with Germany an issue in the
present campaign He stated that the
injection of the argument for and
tga.nst would obscure more pressing
domestic issues by discussion Of u
question in which the country has al
ready made up its mind" and added
that right TO impress that there is no
party criticism in this position.
Hope for immediate ratification OF
he treaty rested. II said in the ac-
ceptance By the lesser reservation
ISIS OF the proposals of the mild reser-
yationists. The two combined, he said.
could secure ratification.
IT also appears TO me-" he contin-
uej, that even from the point of view
Of the lesser reservationists. they
Would have secured all Of the major
functions and values of the leaders.
IF il he put into being and if i
prove it's living value in the world no
one can doubt that any necessary
changes Will be added to il as the
years go on. FOR my part, if the
league cannot prove lis value with the
mild reseryationists it will never
prove them under the lesser reser
vationists"
The present danger Europe is facing
s not so much a revolutionary cata
.iysn as the steady degeneration OF
the standard Of living and the slow
decay Of the forces Of stability.
Restored production is essential II
fhe Allies are to receive the maximum
reparation. Until then we shall noi
nave real peace" he said.
III viii be delayed as long as they
aang the treaty in the air and we are
part Of IL"
The degree of Doctor Of Lave was
conferred upon Mr.. Hoover by th'
University
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
DOUBLE FUNERAL HELD.
Scott Lane. And Miss Heffenger
Buried Yesterday Afternoon
FROM ST. ANNE'S CHURCH

The double funeral of Miss Cora \
iief.eneer and her brother. Sgo.t Lane
Aeaenger. took place yesterday after
noon from s., Anne Church. ot
wa.ch they loth were meml ers The
services were conducted w the Rec
tor. Rev Edward d Johnson. assisted
y she Rev James L. Smiley and
were largely attended hy many tr.ends
oI 10Th sister ana lrother Ce-
elias Guild and a portion OF the
male choir sang the funeral hvmns.
Rock 81 Ages" ASLEEP Ia Jesus.
aad Flight Jne Good Fiphf win tn
Thy M.shi
The PAIN carers We're for Miss Cora
s. Heneneer Nessrs Il. Allen Welch
Samuel Brooke. Prof Rideely Harry
Price a. c !!ill Richard Duyall. ana
fos Scct; Lane liehenger they were,
n n Brereton. Allen Bowie Howard
Prof Pfciner and Or W y Berkeley
There were many beautiful floral tri-
Lutes The interment was in ST
Anne's Cemetery, funeral director
lanes s TAYLOR and Sons teins in
Charge Of arrangements.
The funeral vas shrouded in un
isnal sadness. and was The irsi doa-
ble funeral from s. ARne's Church
FOR many years Tie last having teen
hat of Dr. Alex Burtoa Randall and
h:s son
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
q GUNS
MARKS HONOR To
CEN. WASHINGTON

Cannon doomed 1t the Naval Acad-
emy between noon and 1921 o'clock
This afternoon. when the national
salute Of Il guns was fred at inter
vals OF one minute from the battery
aboard the station ship Reina MeT-
cedes. as the Official mark Of honor &C.
Washington's Birthday anniversary
In addition TO this the several snips
attached to the station were in "full
dress" with pennants ard ensigns
strung from stem 70 stern. from sun
rise 10 sunset.
Holiday hours also were observed a.
the government institution. All en-
ployes who could he spared from their
duties n the several departments were
given time on In other words
skeleton crews" only were engaged
At work here ard there. And in ac-
cofdance With an order issued by
Rear-Admiral a II. Scales. surerin
tendent. all midshipmen not on the re
strictel lists were allowed Liberty
privileges to visit friends in The city
or officers quarters on the reserva-
,ion. These privileges viii extend I'm
III evening roll call at 7.3 oo'cloek.
The whole town had decided holi-
day air throughout The day. All Fed
eral. state. county and municipal
Offices observed the Gus i9Irsry hoiida9
hours. and there was but little doine
with the merchants in the way Of the
usual run Of business except durina
the forenoon hours There was bui
one delivery and collection of mai
matter. but all missives deposited a
/ the pest0ffiee were dispatched a.
usual Il was not a holiday in tbs
public schools, however. and classes
we're held according 10 the usua
routine. 4 portion Of the day. how
ever. was spent inaspeciaa exercises il
/ commemoFaton Of the natal day OF ms
Father os Our Country
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
A PUBLIC LIBRARY,
ITS NEEDS URGED;
NUCLEUS STARTED
DR.. Persons Advocates Need Of
Peoples Library" To Whose
Volumes People Contribute
Books - Loaded With Gifts
Treasures Fer The Mind
THE GOLD AND MYRRH
SPICES OF WISDOM

IN an effort 70 establish q public
community library in the citv af anna
polls. known IN arc'en, days IS ~Tae
Athens Of America the Rey 5 T..
Persons y . preached Yesterday
morning in E4 rrssbylar.on Church
from the TEX First Timothy. four,h
chapter anl tnir;eenh verse: Give
aGentiaa 10 Reading"
Or Persons sad; "If we are to
give alent.on - reading Is com
munHy We mus, have a puMic iib-
rars
we do no, need an cndoAueut or
large funds for what We want is
peoples library a library 70 wsich
large uumber Of people make conlri-
buttons
Many Of us have books. which We
have read and enjoyed and which we
will be glad 10 pass on 10 the public.
They would form the nucleus OF 9
library II is best all around 10 have
= library start in modest way and to
engage the continuous interest .. tac
people who viii be proud Of il and OF
its growth because it is theirs.
such library would naturally he
come q museum, filled with arr treas
ures. antique articles that shoald be
preserved. records OF historic value
and thousand things which would b.
Of public interest and which with the
books and magazines would make The
library a refining and ENJOYABLE public
center.
Fortunately or uhforyunately MANY
Of US are excluded from the halls ol
fashion. but these books ranged along
the halls OF a public library are the
genuine and worthy aristocracy OF the
human race. and they welcome every
conner. covet his companionship and
load him with their gifts the gold and
fraakincense and myrrh Of wisdom
and high ideal, OF VII and fancy. o.
pure elias sic English
Here the stable boy consorts with
kings and queens and little children
gather Of Saturday afternoon and
listen to the fables and stories Of
heroes and gods. whose exploits and
whose very names have become a
part Of our language We need 4 pub
lie library
I'VE can have a public library be-
Continued On Page Four
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
D. c. HANDY HEADS
F. & d. co. CITY OFFICES

As shown by recent advertise
ments appearing in the Baltimore
newspapers. the Fidelity ana Deposit
Company. one of the largest bonding
companies in the world, has opened
new city offices in The main lobby OF
The Fidelity, with d. Claude Handy as
manager.
Mr.. Handy is a well known Anna
politan and still makes his home here,
being established for the winter with
his family at the home of his mother
on Duke OF Gloucester street. He has
met with steady advancement since
entering the service of the Fidelity
and Deposit Company several years
ago and his present department IS one
Of the most important in the Com
pany.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
ESCAPED WOLF SHOT
DOWN AT GLEN BURNIE

one Of the wolves said to have es-
,aned from the Washington Zoo was
-hct and killed Saturday afternoon by
edward :. Griffith. Of near Glen Bur
aic. Anne Arundel county.
Mr.. Grifhth's attention was called to
-he animal as ii was crossing his place
lbout three miles south of Glen Bur
ME. Members of his family saw the
wolf from a window.
Dir. Griffith found that the animal
1ai been shot and crippled before his
aim brought him TO earth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
LAWMAKERS NOW ON
LAST LAP OF SESSION
Forty-Seven OF Ninety Days OF
Bi-Ennial Meeting Have
Expired
FILES CLEAR TO DATE

when the Senate and House re-as-
semble mere this evening they Viii en-
ter upon the second half Of the legls-
latiye session, as Il Of lis 80 days VIII
have elapsed
The calendars of both Senate and
House are clear In fact, If members
were anxious to get ria Of their task
obey could rush business and end The
ses ION in two weeks Conrary TO
conditions usually prevailing az this
sage of each session the steel safes
IN the several COMMITTEES roome are
not clogged with bills for the simple
reason that the rush of bills has been
sm. Her than for dec de The total
number introduced in the two houses
is not greatly in excess of $50. as
against over 500 At the same period
jur.ug former sessions The budge,.
tne Public Service and other commits
sioas arc performing duties whica
formerly fell 10 the Legislature
There are but few concrete proposi-
tons before The General Assembly Ia
fact, the Senate or House or more OF
less debltinl societies with accidents
oils as their Subjects
The state appropriation bills, waich
ambody the pledges of the Democratic
party in the last campaign. are well
under way
Governor RHchie's Merit System
Bill. which has passed the House, will
probably pass the Senate this week
rhe bills amending the State banking
Jaw providing FOR referendum in
Baltimore whether the power to APP
80 ~ TIE Police Board shall be trans
ferTed from the Governor to the
Mayor the bill creating a central pur-
chasing agency for supplies for all
State institutions and other measures
will be reported by committees this
wtk The budget is under considera-
ton by the House Ways and Means
and Senate Finance Committees Thus
far no opposition to the revenue APP
preparations recommended has de-
seloped. The administration viii not
present before next week proposed
amendments TO tue Workingmen' :
Compensation Act The administra-
ion and the Federation of Labor nave
pr ctically agreed upon all of the pro
pos cd amendments except that provid-
ing for maximum and minimum com
persation for injuries.
1t is not probable that the several
bills in committee bearing on prohibi-
ton and the Vostead Enforcement
Act VIII come up this week The gen.
aral policy OF the Legislature in deal
ing with the prohibition question has
been passed up TO Governor Ritchie
The Governor has a habit of dealing
with only one question at a time
While preparing the budget every
thing else was showed aside Wher
that was out Of the way he took up ap-
pointmenis. which viii occupy hin
until after Thursday next Next week
he viii devote his attention TO pend
ing bills. the several prohibition meas
ures included. After today ne viii no
receive delegations with pleas foi
friends for places
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
Attention K. of c.

There will be special meeting
of Annapolis Council 1851 To
NIGHT. Monday, February 25,
to arrange for attending funeral
OF our deceased Brother, Frank
r. Smith. and 10 visit his home
in body. BY order.
W. f. McWiLLIAAIS.
f23 Grand Knight
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
RED CROSS CLASSES
START TOMORROW

Glasses in Red Cross Nursing VIII
start tomorrow. There Will be course
Of fifteen lessons under an authorized
registered nurse
All classes will assemble in the Red
Cross headquarters over the Ann3po-
lis Bank.
st. Margaret's class will meet at :
D. M: the Y W c. A. class al Z p. m.
and the class at large at $3.50 p. m.
The cost of instruction is $500 for
the fifteen lessons, and sixty cents for
the book OF instruction. All members
of all classes are urged to be on time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
PORT DEPOSIT TAKES
STEPS TO HALT FLU
fnr Th. Associatea Pressl

Port Deposit. Nd. Feb. ga AT the
request Of the health authorities pub
lie amusements will close here and
Tome institute also will close This
me asure IS taken as a precaution 10
aid in the fight against influenza. The
action is declared to be purely volnn-
.ary and Is intended to arrest the
spread CT the disease.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
Critically Ill

John w Paxton has been quite Ill
for sometime at the home of his son.
l.. r Paxton. jefferson street. His
condition is critical.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
MIDDIES RECORD
INITIAL WIN OVER
ARMY BASKETERS

Splendidly Contested Game AT
West Point Captured BY Ma
val Wards OF Uncle Sam By
"a To Is Score-Soldicrs Dis
heartened Al Result
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
FOR SALE

l. Two dwelling houses. 16 and IS
Second ST. Large lot with so fl.
frontage. Immediate possession.
?. Two exceptionally desirable build
ing lots. each 50x15o. on Franklin
street. Immediately adjoining the
property Of Emergency Hospital. I'M
mediate possession.
f. ". IGLEHART
Real Estate. :: Advertiser Building.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23

A summary OF the record break
ing OF the midshipmen In the big
program OF athletics at home Oh
saturday. will be found on page
4 ef this Issue Of The Capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23
Cloudy

Cloudy; little change in
temperature; Tuesday
fair.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23

u late news at
''''' nd abroad are pub
s...5 in The Capital.
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CONTINUED On Page Threel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-20
coBRo DE D1NERo
EMPLAZAMrENTo
DE PuERTo RICO.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
A Martinez Y Morales, sean los de
mandados antes mencionados
Por la presente Sc notifca a ustedes,
que Sc ha presentado en- La oficina del
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, Seccion Segunda, la demanda
del actor antes citado en- la cual Sc ale
ga que ustedes, sean los demandados
en- % de diciembre de 1919 aceptaron
para su pago al demandante treinta
dias despues de dichs fecha una letra
de cambio por La sulna de $6,455.00 que
lie fue presentada para Su aceptacion,
cuya letra fue ibrada Y expedida por
THE SHNUDENBERG and SON CO.,
requeriendo a ustedes, a pagar al de-
mandante ell importe de la misma; en-
la que Sc solicita sc dicte sentencia con
denando ustedes, al pago de la cita-
da suma de S6455.0o, intereses legales
hasts su defnitavo pago, mas $7O0.o0 pa
ra costas y honorarios de abogado..
Is abogado del demandante ell Iicen
ciado jaime Sire Jr. con oficinas en- el
tercer piso del Banco Colonial en- la ciu
dad de San Juan
Y Sc noti6ca usSedes, que de no
comparecer a contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez dias despues de mott
ficados 81 la notification Sc hiciere en-
ell Distrito y dentro de los veinte dias
81 Sc hiciere fuera del Distrito, pero
en- la Isla de Puerto Rico dentro de
los cuarenta dias ST Sc hiciere en- otra
parte, el demandante podra solicitar y
obtener una sentencAa condenando a
ustedes, al pago de La surna de $6,455.oo,
intereses legales hasta ell defnitivo pa
go de la misma, mas $4,000 para costas
y honorarios de Abogado
Extendida en- San Juan, P. r. Ell dia
19 de mayo de 1920.
Domingo RIVERA,
Secretario substitute.
Y no habi6ndose encontrado en- esta
Isla don Placido Martinez, Admins
trador y gestor de la demandada, nj a
persona alguna relacionada con dicha
Martinez v Morales, para emplazarla
personalmente, La Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, Secci6n Segunda ha ordena-
do que Sc haga Ell emplazamiento por
medic de edictos en- Ell peri6dico Ell
MUNDo, insertando Ell presente 10
menos una vez por cada semana duran
to un mes.
7 en- cumplimiento de 10 mandado,
expido la presente bajo mi frms y Sc
llo de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan
San Juan, p. r. mayo 1e, 1920.
Domingo RIVERA,
Secretario sustituto. Advt.
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AYISO
EXAMINES LIBRES DE
LEYES EN- LA UNIVER-
/ SIDAD DE PTO.. RICO

Sc notifca a todas las personas que
deseen los examenes nbres de leyes,
que estos Sc verihcaran en- la Univer-
sidad de Puerto Rico durante la sema
ma que comicnza ell 81 de mayo y ter
nina ell de JUNO, 1920.
Los candidates, estos examenes Ii
bres, deben, con anterioridad, obtener
del Decano dc La Universidad, Mr.. Char
les w. St. John, la correspondence au
torizaci6n, segun la requiere la ley en-
vigor.
Para cualquier informe que sc nece-
site, puede la persona interesada diri-
girse al Licdo. Rafael Martinez Alva-
rez, apartado $50, San Juan. Porto Ri
co. Advt.
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EPISTOLA
San Juan, II de mayo. 1s2O

San Juan, II de mayo, 1920
Mi querido Solicitus III:
Habia pensado tener varios dias de
reposo; pero, debido la huelga de los
mueiles, Sc ha desbordado ell uso de
SoLUCIoNAR, con la acepcion de RE-
SOLVER. OAR SoLUCIoN Y Gc6
mo Sc explica que los periodicos den
asilo en- sus columnas a semejante bar
barismo? Ell vocablo SoLUCIoNAR,
mi querido Solcitus, no existe en- nues
tro idioma.
Leyendo un articuIo de Felix Ma
tos Bernier, no recuerdo bien 81 Sc re-
feria al "Leopardo Ingles'', us6 MUY
SUPERIOR. Esto sera MUY ENFA-
TIco; pero no es grammatical. sUPE-
RIoR en- 81, es ell comparative ire
gular de ALTO. Por esta raz6n debi6
escribirse SUPREME o MUY ALTO.
Y va que hablo de adjetivos de gra
dos, es muy corriente decir LO MAS
MINIMo, EN- vez de 10 MINIM0, y
no te cito infractores. porque pudiera
ofenderss Luir o'Neill de Milan (alias
Mistral).
En- aquel mismo articulo de Matos
Bernier vi escrito ENSEGUmA. cuan
do 10 correcto es separar sus compo-
nentes EN- SEGUIDA EXTRAN-
GULAR cuando 10 procedente fue ES-
TRIANGULAR. (En este voy versus
corrector de pruebas)
Ell prop6sito de esta EPISToLA, ami
go Solicitus no es molestar los que
yerran; es avisarte para que estes
en- guardia, te libres del contagio.
TIE abraza,
IMPAVIDUS III.
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diez milesimas de cuerda al dividir la
comunidad que tenia con dona Isabel
Jimenez y Gonzalez de Mendez en- fnca
de mayor cabida y en- cnanto 115
cuerdas con 0717 diez miIesimas de cuer
da por conipra la citada dofta Isabel
Jimenez Y Gonzalez de M6nde2, por es-
critura pdbhca de 26 de enero de mil
novecientos veinte. a..%
POR CUANTO, la peticionaria asi
como los anteriores duefics han poseido
entire todos La rnencionada finca por mas
de treinta amos sin interruption quis-
ia, publica y pacificamente habiendo
satisfecho las contribuciones que le han
sido impuestas.
POR TANTO, habiendose ordenadc
por Ell honorable Juez de esta Corte que
Sc publique la pretensi6n de la promo
vente por tres veces durante sesenta
dias en- un peri6dico de los de mayor
circulation de los de la Isla para que
los que pudieran tener algun derecho
real sobre el descrito inmueble asi como
las personals ignoradas a quienes pudis
ran perjudicar la inscription de este OK
pediente que deseen oponerse puedan
efectuarlo dentrc del termino de sesenta
dias a contar desde la fecha de la p,i-
blicacion de este edicto.
Libro la presente en- Humacao, P. E.
10 de mayo dc 1920.
A. RAMIREZ JR.
secretario Corte de Distrito
Advt.
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COnSuIadO de Cuba
San Juan, p. r.

Sc avisa por este medic los herede-
ros de don Claudio Follet y dofa Alta
gracia Perez Zalnora, Sc dirijan la Sc
nora viuda de Perez zamora, en- la calls
de Pinera No. 1, Cerro, Habana, Cuba,
para asuntos relacionados con una heren
cia. S3
Sc suplica todas las personas que
conozcan el paradero de algrno de los
herederos mencionado, communicable a
los 1nteresados este Consulado.
San Juan, P. r. mayo Is de 1920.
GUSTAvO ALVAREZ LA RUA
Canciller Encargado del Consulate.
80 Advt.
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OPORTUNIDAD

Vendo dos hermosas casas de concre
to, con todas. las divisiones de 10 mis-
mo, con doble servicio sanitario, techa
das de zinc, muy cerca de San Juan
y cerca de La nueva carretera.
Informara
D. DIAz ALEXANDRA
Telefono 676 = Ferreteria de Finlay
San Juan, P. R.
tn s<AS Advt.
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CIVIL No. 676S.
EX-PARTE.
JUSTIFICATION DE DOMINIC

POR CUANTo ell abogado don Jose
Pug Morales ha presentado esta Cor
te una moci6n nombre de dofia Jo-
sefa Santi y Gonzalez para que Sc de-
clare a su favor el dominic de la ST.
guiente fnca:
"RUSTICA compuesta de (253. 1870
doscientas cincuenta y tres cuerdas y
mil quinientas setenta v seis diez mile
simas de cuerda, equivalente a 80 hec
tareas, 46 areas 56 centiareas, situa
da EN- ell barrio de "CANABoNCITo"
del Municipio de Caguas EN- CO.
lindancia por Ell Norte con Vicente San
tos Ramirez, Ramon Santos Leon, ILL
cas- Flores, Rafael Santos y Cleto Aya
la; por ell Sur, Daniel Diaz, Andres Con
zalez, Jose B&ez Carmelo zayas; por
Ell Este, Jose Vergara v Nicomedes Aya-
la y por ell Oeste con Nicolas Martinez"
PoR CUANTO, la fnca antes descrita
no reporta carga nj gravamen de clase
alguna, tiene un valor de TRES MIL
DoLARES, moneda americana y fue
adquirida por la promovente en- cuanto
a una extension de 1ss cuerdas y os59
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iCoMERcIANTEii-Yo to reparo y to
reniquiIo tu GAIA registradora y to aho-
rro de gastar grandes cantidades que va
le una GAIA nueva. .-0JEDA BROS, S.
Jose No. 6. Advt.