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NdmerO 21ss
Apelacion procedente de la Corte dc
distrito de Ponce.
REsUMEN

RESUMEN
Transaction nula.-Filiaci6n peti,
cion de herencia.-Causa ilicita.
La transaction de un p.eito de fila
ci6n aprobada por la corte en- virtue
de la cual la demandada entreg6 l.
mcnor demandante cierta suma de d
nero obligandose esta por medic de 81
representante legal dar por termin'
da su reclamation, es nula por afecta'
al estado civil de la demandante, so
bre Ell cual no Sc puede transigir; /!
no pnede. sostenerse que seria valid
en- cuanto la peticion de herencis
pues dicha transaction no contiene v;
rias estipulaciones Independence en-
tire ST, sino que es un todo indivisible
Cuando un contrato contiene varias est
pulaciones que scar Independence, va
dram las que tuvieren causa licita-
en- case contrario no valdra ninguna po
la relacion que las subordine mItua
mcnte.
ID.-Restitucion del precio recibido po
el menor -Enriquecimiento de
menor. Colaci6n.
Siendo menor La demandante cuand,
pact6. representada por su madre ma
tural, la transaction sobre filiaci6n gu
Sc declare nula, es erronea "a sente'
cia que al declarar con lugar SUI dema
da de reconocimiento de hija nature
Ordena SO colacione en- la parte de s.
herencia, Ell precio recibido por virtuf
de la transaction, no habiendo prob;
do la demandada que Ia menor Sc e.
riqueciera con dicho precio.
ID.--Filiaci6n. Herencia.
El hijo natural tiene derecho L,
herencia de su padre desde Ell moment'
de la muerte de este va esa fecha de
ben retroaerss los efectos de la ser
tencia otorgandole Ell reconociniento.
OPINION DE TRIBUNAL EMITIDi
PoR Ell JuEz PREsDENfE sENoT
HERNANDEZ, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Julio 80, 1920
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

duce a Lares. Hay un ki'ometro de
distancia desde los establecimientos
a dicha carretera. por camino de ca
rro. Por otro punto, desde la colindan
cia la carretera hay solo 200 me-
tros.
Para informes dirijase a don Ra-
mon Conde, de Adiuntas, r. r. advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

CEWUrA II mas frssce. ample
S@FAa~AASe comedsr cen vista al
mar. Dspartamsntss para familias. Frsn
- Al edincis del senade y csrca de iOn
damAs Centres oacialeA n ms coiSe-
niente uara transeuntea-se alquilan
40 camas semanal, quincenal mensual
Hospedais complete, s2o0. Gale del
cristo. Nam. 10. San Juan. TelsfonO,
IS, ?. Q. Box 5s2. PrOpietario: Pedro
ARIETA /.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

pAf ArE "a Il esntEs esmsrrisl
A~~ es ean gnan. con visa
q - bshia csnaians ne hahitaeiones
amBaaa CO. enaFlps a. hnae. ssRoof.
Hnltm''. mtis f1sai para baflsa ban
aussea ''nuaFans''. Ba niiis as reuni6n
81 \ basna socis1a1,
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NEhxA a. tattee hilaae Al PEI mayoF,
filss ffisftl Fuugl y ssgunaa EniFs
e. iHmfaiaia DiFilass q guiio vhEsnez.
nsn Aru1liu g. 9sitfens iiss. Pasrta
g. Tssrrs FaeFte hios
nE FEhDE ua pisns ''aantan' y
uns feielata a. IL MsioT hasies Del
Munsf'' infeIusFtE esn Jost a. Tai
49, HsEIe
a. aAAIuhcE ae geuasn dcs her
n.raaf y sisEsntes ahrigos ds invisrns
Fsfs srnass. So - fFsuis a 'hoFma'.
fE FhHbn IL easa ho - - "a
fsns 81 Eufpps. psfsas e1 IsfirmaFan
go q aa@ffs - a. h usisaa eaiis.
NEAbo n0EiLLOa PARA YU0O
r. DEL VALE yE
MeH aa Renfa
nf aUfEE DEL EsTOMA0O pisa =
fH taflrsus 80 fftrcs dsi maFaviiioso
"nE0MAf1x aAix ~ CARLOS; 6ss
D. o. sersfde esa ias inatruaisnss sn 81
ffrafa. y - pgn4F4 busne sn nsEaida.
GONZALEZ FADfH co. INc. san Juan.
rpffs , maTsgnsr.
'smEapETs@ cpmp6nsans innsdia.
faueuts FaEsf 80 etietos eoeina. bol-
81 ~ lfHa raiifnis. eoma eitafica. ere.
aeu ass a. fliaaaaEal . eaioTi ealita sag
ttaa a. esrfsFel 81 ntcezltan Agentea.
Ealti AsFfliy AEsney. caguaa ,. n.
cOhHEEvEsE yovEN
A. 81 go supisra : sneanscsT. aeuSr
efse sus hag un pFspaFaao 81 ferma
81 iafita gse - una maraxliia ''hA-
Lup DfL cAHkLI0 DE HAY" Con
q 49, a. fsfs FEspsFaae Nag miliaFes
es FsIaeaal Sc fasiEsn - cabsleTa "a
EIit raness q 81 coler primitive Pre-.
80 fa frfrrg. - eeltaEof. ss snEla por
rsuee GONZALEZ PADFH co INC,
"a suaa Fenes , nayaeuss.
AFhoFEcifE AmORA- vsnao ana
fata e. nanturfa eans es Salvador
Fsafa parada a. Y eaaFso. tFansvsFsai
q "A fats ea fafqua clnco habitacio.
Nfs aefm.ifpFia. nala. eomedoF ennFfo Dc
tsrs y fefiaa sEtsnso sslar Fsnta $50.
faciitaasl paIs Il psgo iaformaTA Tel
60 naa suan. kafasi Lepsx.
NkhDo rsles campieto aibulo eemeE-
sisi e. irgiss 30 sio. esut6 $40. Com
nfe Ffuae euaiguieF caTzo por CORES
Heresar-s uasao. kacuha para iista CON
r,fis ''c-fref''. ApaEta4o lTs, = Juan
fAHAfE pan Hew York. ss vsnas "a
- rfiifutfa tnfefmsfan West ladies
1faa'nr tninpuss Tsiutn s.. 20. piso,
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ss vEoA BAJA

EncontrsrA ustsd HI 1Gj X
al Cafs Central. dc GonaAia ! ts4r
Plasa ..Jos6 r. NGtsrss 8e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07
IMPORTANTE OPI-
Mon EMITIDA P0R
FL TRIB. SUPREME
IMPoRTANTE DECISION SoBRE
CoNTRATos CON MEMORIES
LIN
Luz NJ Antongiorgi. asistida
dc su esposo Victor r. Ortiz. g.es
Demandante, apelante y apelada.
se+ s "a saenxHw
vs. ~rSTTFWHzSE

Maria Eugenia Micaela Anton
giorgi ct al, Demandada. ape
lada y apelante.
Numero 2139
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-s's>..'.--. : - M.t4sf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

NEADo noFfLLOa PAhA YUoO
r. DEL VALE yE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-07

NhhDv ealae eempleia aibujo toner
fisi e. irgisf per eio. eont6 sac Com
Ffe Fenas euaiguieF cuTao por CORES
fe1.etar-s usseo kacuha sara iisfa com
rifis ''c-rraf''. ApaFsaao i7s. = Juan
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NEnxA a. tstaes hiiads Al PEI mayoF,
fisss rfisfil Funnl y segunaa Enirs
e. inmfaiaia Dirilsss . guiio vtEsnsz.
nsn Arualin s. 9sitfous iiss. Pusua
- Tsfrrs Fnerte mics
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-09

1ss-t 7s-ssszsrf -',e 1Tiss xs1tr1H-..-s
go nln Ess so salst 1ses 20 he f.e-ds.-
rs a rss'uus1jsn e ms tr4gsr,Ez ,5pt-
things
N-T 5e sfiluc new he x4ngunct-d
ara lie hsd f-fssn.
s8lns Fissrss D1r- rpu see TT D.
3 dag 1e pFrs -aS4 u,F ha-se and 60
1guI ce ai6fe zHs1zrr
-1,a EBu sllnk So
Err s1is f-sr cine K came n fsr -fl1r
z - id ma -ahs 2ssr w71t BIN De
Vuni1 III bar 1s lzsurs irzsvr shFecT-
Noms &c TIE rrcumaI1y mar uBul5
ila7s arailea KE1 HI,orhsz uA1 were
~ H1g Ee9clr hsrs. Esr SIX her
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-09
Properties Of Zinc

Zinc is ductile between PIP and ooo
uegrees Fahrenheit and can then be
SNAPPED as required But when either
above or below these limits II become.
orittie and unplIant. snc therefore no,
adapted for treatment. II melts AZ
about 1876 degrees Fahrenheit n vol.
stiiization Is guarded against
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-09

vel yo1 put ne ogt Of = hostile camp
I'm giaa-S0 glad. Now weU al Be
irie1as- Eon't Ves~ Kate cried.
csss looked AZ her and AZ Curly.
hs9ia q them radiant with happiness.
snd MS heart sched Tor what he had
laissss- BuE h smiled none The les.
Suits l8e Il IL does you
He gave ore hand 70 Luck and The
Other 10 his daughter.
Curry laughed gayIE- ~Everyboiy
sS-ls1ssi, I reckon
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-09
CHAPTER KIN.



Those who knew ater- Sans sro-,
IN the planning Of The Tn Cur hold
20 keD- ,Lelr mouths close All AZ n.
ueD inE ies-ed In The rob5ery wer.
dead ezeeEr Dutch. CuIlison usal hf.
inn-enre 10 - rle nan q lIzh- sa,-
f4nee- tor 1e knew thar he was nor 2
CRIMINAL - heart IL return Durrh
went down he line without 50 much
- breathing Sans name.
L1rz saw 20 Z that Curly go- al
the ere'lit u frustrating the outlaws IN.
their attempt On the Flyer and Of ran
turing them afterHard. In the s-o-~
q tie rescue q Kate he DIsred m
flandrau's part in the pursuit at the
expense q the other riders. For Sen
TENDER vas al hand and the vy5sag
man needed all the prestige he could
get The district attorney had No
choice but 70 20 On with the case Of
the State versus FIandrau on a charge
u rustiing horses from the Bar Double
" But public sentiment was almost
unit Ia favor Of the defendant.
The evidence Of the prosecution was
not 80 strong as Il had been. All ~
MS aecomplices were dead and one ~
the men implicated had given IL Ont In 1
his last moments that the young man
was not party TO the crime. The
man who had owned the feed corral
had sold out and gone TO Colorado
The hotel clerk would not swear posi-
lively that the prisoner was the man
he had seen with the other rustIerS
Curly had one important asset no
jury could forget. II counted for a
good deal that Alec FIandrau. Billy
and Luck cullison were
known 10 be backing him, but IL was
worth much more that HIS wife Of a
week sat beside him in the courtroom
Every look and motion Of the giri-wife
-adiated love for the young scam
Fho had won her. And since tbav
we're tender-hearted old fronfiersuen
hey did not intend 10 spoil her iov .
borrower. society could afford N take
hances with this young fellow Plan.
ran- Long before they left the box
aeh member Of the jury knew that he
'as gong 10 vote for acquiftai.
II took the jury only one ballot n
nd a verdict II not guilty. The
idge did not attempt 70 stop the 10.
'sr Of glad cheers that shook the
hiding when the decision was read
e knew il was not the prisoner 50
uch they we've cheering as the brave
n who had sat 80 plucklly for three
Iys beside the husband she had made
man.
From the courtroom Curly walked
Z under the blue sky Of Arizona a
se man. But he knew that the best -
bis good fortune was that he did NOT
alone. For all the rest Of their
IS her firm little steps would move
side him 10 keep him true and de
'ady. He could not 90 wrong now shl
he was anchored 70 responsibility alb
4 was continual Joy and wonder bri
him. adj
fTHE END.) abb
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-04-09
Each Had a Reason.

a neighbor who had been wors'',
hard all day decided she wan'e' "A
little recreation. so she remarReo N
the family at supper that she vac -. >
Ing to show tonight. just to ge' .ss5
The little 3-year-old daughter 'oo "rs
up and said: I'm going TO me '"'
just to get IN"
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Lead
tons the previous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicsg go. Jan 7.-Deprecistion In
cash corn values overbalanced all
Weakening factors In the grain mar
ret today. Losses were ! to s penis
and for the fret time in many months
a four grade sold below the current
month Futures showed sharp Losses
2id failed 10 react even the smallest
faction from lowest levels February
settled at = decline. of az cents.
March was off 80 c and more deferred
r9onths dropped / to 17.c
The general mb3rgo On freight
H'her than grain. live stock and uer /.
t%hables goes into effect tomorrow and
will continue for ten DAYS This viii
tl7ta1. 1t was expected. an increase in
corn receipts next week. Reports from
rural districts said farmers were nor
Heightened BY the price depreciation
Prd were refusing 10 sell freely.
oats closed at A decline Of ia -
g. g. a New Ynrk message reported a
million bushels Of oats had been taken
lHv export, The new railroad order
y as not expected ~ materially increase
receipts Of oats TIE market will BE-
subject to Developments in foreign
exchange IL VAS expected
The rye market at Chicago was !,
- &c lower although barley was &c
HfshAr It u-as reported ppssx ma ely
a million bushels hat beer taken for
export
Trade in hog products vac light ana
sentiment beariEh. influenced ~ weak
n"ss "A grain There was little evidence
os continued ]iagidatl1n. Grain ard
3 ( ian O.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

fessionAl AFFAIR
Aetna ExpIosives--soa shares; bid,
IN: axked, s.
7Attted oti-s.sro EnaYss: BID, Y.
asked I1-Is
Federal oti--5oo shares; bid. sA
asked. 3
Houston oil--2,ooo shares; bid, 100
asked, 1ne
International Petroleum so61
shares; bid, So; asked, so.
Merritt Oil---ae0 shares bid, 1917:
asked, 1aA
Midwest Redhing-sao shares: lid
1a2, asked, 1874.
Richard TeSas---tca shares; bid, Il;
asked. II
Texas Rsnger--s0o shares, BID, 4;
asked, IL.
Atlantic 500 shares; bid. .; asked, 5
Big LEDGE, 600 sharea. bid, 7-1s.
asked. Il,
Boston Montana-1ooo shares: bid,
6e; asked IS.
Golddeld Cons,-1.75o shares; bill,
Is: asked, IA.
Jumbo Extension--l,eoo shares: bid.
s: asked S.
Nipissing Mines--7oo shares; bid. ~;
asked, 1914.
Rex. cons.-2,ooo shares, bid. :;
asked, ri.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
LIBERTY BONDS
ny MILLER ~ CO.

F.Iosirg bid pr!ces.
United States Liberty, 5i4 per cent
SIS as
Tinted States Liberty Bonds. frst
per cent. Sa0.9s
United states Liberty Bonds. second
{ Per cent. sao1d.
United States Liberty Bonds. drst
"A per cent. s9i.40.
United States Liberty Bonds, second
AZ per cent, 5000
United States Liberty Bonds, third
-. per cent. $685.
t-ritad states Liberty Gonds, fourth
4 per cent, 500 -
United states LibertT victory Bonds,
~. per cent, SasS6-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
BULL. MARKET YEAR
PREDICTED For 1920
~ BRoAn.AN N ALI


-rsN AozAA ~ 0' -'-9
shorts and .be improved tachntcat
,.~ef,tsr sfzt,tt30r from the drastic
moot ..-r,,rte I'M
'43ff'S ''-
parted strength 10 tue Ssa.N H's' ~
5a@ ard caused q continuation of
"a, rahl,,rs +tat sfartn5 the last hour
So. .
r FeS1tf "a} : 9tsSi''f'' $ '4'e
fr- prices were generally htghft. nut
tse liws east i IF somewhat G2rtnS INC
first fftAAr minutes ~ trading On
pref'-taktne r. persons WHO hs1 pur
nassa reste-say afternoon All OF
fetin@s however uero readily absorhed
"a tire iIsf resumed its upward move
r2@at. Frees advanced from one te
fear paints and the general feeling III
abr street vas that the market would
continue 10 40 better. Toward the
eIose selling by persons who did not
care t6 he long Of stocks over sunday
caused reaction from the best flg~
ures ard mUArted irregu arify 70 the
market TIE close. however ifft quo
setisrs Nth u4est issues showing ad~
-aaees.
Throughout The break during the
week motor shares were being picked
% nv nelS sons vino are in Close touch
with the business position of those
companies ard who believe that their
securities will show sabs;a atial AZ
nrc .iA tions this yes.. Several wire
houses have steadily been directing
their customers into the motor shares
General Motors was avoided because
ri ITS price, but other Issues were ac-
eumnlated
Those who believe IN a spring rise
n the stock market have stated te
scvutinize the market for calls" be
Iaving that these privileges offer good
Opportunities for profit provided quo
tatlnns advance, There was fair in
n4iry for calls today al prices rang
ing (rnra ID 10 s points above tbs
closing market t'-tceS. Calls en- sten
common for 3h days could be ohta ,nef
81 and a ha}f 70 3 points above thf
market On Southern Pacific the2
wcre FIVE points above the market anC
On Baldwin and Republic Steel i:
POINTS over the market price
Quite number of commission
houses have turned bullish. Shon-
rard Mills ana company today in
farmed customers that the market
l. safe to thnae holders ri stocks WIN
have retained their position and were
confidently advising this purchases al
rsarrent levels HhrntldwAr and
Weeks. which Is considered the larg-
est wire house said
In spite os anything that has hap.
ysened we are confident thai ! 920 VII
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
CANADA CUTS TO
LIMIT HER IMPORTS

Montreal. Feb. 6--Inports from
Tire United States are being cut to the
limit This, It was reported today, "a
due 20 the recent sharp slump III
sterling exchange. Canadian import
ers. it was, declared, viii limit their
orders for United States goods 10 bare
necessities until financial Equilibrium
ts restored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
LOCAL STOCK MARKET

Bid Asked
cry Securities.
Virginia Centuries -fa32 sSh
E&iu.a Centuries ... 1871 80t1
=; g h II: @ II j Cay -,
e. ana e, a. t43s-tqfs anA
naiirood Honds.
n and f. GO @s s 1894 ~
Seaboard AGi s. .t..lsta "a
stssst Railway Ronda-
n e T. r 10. ss....f93s 50
Southern Ry.. lst 5s.lsaA 50
Southern r. - ana o. NJ.
III ...,...-,., 4,......ia5e Sc
street Railway stocks. -.
r, and r Co, com. 100 ss 20
"a n. ana r, Co. pfd So
RniirosG stocks.
A. c l.. Gem t0p 81
G ANA -. ..-.... iGo SIX
n ami Ny com .. TOO %
The Washington herald., 1920-04-08
Reports Persist Pierce-Arow
May Be Stock Market Sensation

but the market action of these
stocks clearly indicates that some
important announcement is most
likely to be made in the near future
Pierce-Arrow reports for the year
ended December 81 last total in
cine of S2.5Sf.67. compared with
s3.0SS.77S in 1918: total dividends
paid were $1,112,500. against $780,
500. and surplus for the year was
$1,37S.570. against $403.240. The to-
tai surplus of the company was S5.-
571,632, compared with $2,S19,203 in
1918.
The balance sheet as of December
81 shows current assets of $17.9SS,-
704. against s21.297,0S5; cash on
hand, $1.424.16S, against $2.33S.695:
total property account. S5,523.S0S.
contrasted with $4.S74.351: current
liabilities. s4.s62,159. compared with
sS,12S,002, and total assets and liza
bilities of s23.765.202. against s26.-
27S,61S in the previous year.
In August. 1917. quarterly divi-
dends of $1.25 per share Were in
augurated on the common stock and
maintained until July, 1919, when
dividends on that issue were entire
ly suspended. With regard to the
present dividend probabilities the
directors state that they feel the
present policy should continue un-
til such time as the company has
acquired a cash position sufficiently
strong to enable it to meet any con-
tingency: therefore dividends do not
appear to be in sight for the imme-
date future. However, plans for
the present year contemplate great
ly increased production both in pas
senger cars and trucks. with the
result of substantial reduction of
overhead expenses and lower costs.
The present financial condition of
the company is unquestionably
strong.
Just what the earnings are likely
to be fore the first quarter of this
year is not known. but it is believed
that there will not be, any great
Improvement shown over the gen.
eral average for last year. but rath-
er subsequent operations to show
UP much more favorable from now
on. Barring unforeseen develop
ments the results Of the full twelve
months of 1920 operations should
prove gratifying.
As for the market possibilities
there seems to be no question that
an exceptionally strong pool is op-
Grating in the stock, and with po-
sition of absolute control, which
means that there is every probabil-
ity of a sensational upswing devel-
oping In the near future.