davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08
Bronze Most Popular.

Because the bronze turkey is heavi-
est. it is most popular among turkey
raisers, as the fowls are sold by
weight
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08

AS a permanent pasture grass. John
son grass cannot be recommended. It
ac:snnot stand pasturing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08
Cause Of Turkey Failures.

Improper feeding, combined with
close confinement. has been the cause
If many fixtures in turkey raising.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08

Time may be money in some cases,
but many man with nothing but
time has managed to starve to death.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08
That Depends.

"How l would like to taste her
cherry lips 7" "Why, do you fancy the
lipstick fiavor?"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08
Giving Proof.

81 think Maude is a woman of very
open disposition" Il notice it is hard
to make her shut up"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08

The occasional use of Roman Eye Bal
sam at night viii prevent and relieve tired
eyes, watery eyes, and eye strain.-Adv.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08

The mantle of charity is soon worn
threadbare by hypocrite.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08

Accept california" Syrup Of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love its fruity
taste. Full directions on each bottle.
You must say California. ADV.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08
Sensitive under,..o.l.,.

John" said the nervous
Il think there is a burglar human ~ 'a
house" '' III The
well, he won't find INA.
value" '"'Hs q
That's what frighteas me. IA.
fact may irritate him and canso ~ l4s
to make himself especially disag raa
able" ''s'ee'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08

Depends on How You Look at Ii.
Weary William-Gee Whit Dis
woild must be going crazy. Dere's an
article in dis paper what says a man
travelled 1000 miles to take baths.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-05-08

fever being among them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
PROGRAM NOW BEINc SHOT WILL
ma CONCLUDED WITH TNTFRNA.
TIONAI MATCH And WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP.
nv CAPTAIN WINCH.

shooting a. a sport In iis richest
Interpretation implies geitlng out n
the open. where not only the rifle
mans experiences may find eaiisfac-
tory diversion and recompense for the
long grind at the range. but also that
the mental end physical element may
be relaxed and invig0raied. where q
fellow can set natures shoulder I'M
dor hts burden. where the mind is un-
bent with freedom. where the heart
pulsates with animation. where tho
whole animal a. well a. intellectual
being Is rcvivlfiod under healthful IN
fuenccs.
shooting as a sport VIII eventually
take one outdoors. which develops
square men. fair men. d. aud dare
men, 70 gives The right start, a light
heart. q 4 the builder q self re-
spect. the key 20 personal indepen-
dence. makes men tower IN the cOn-
fidence Of power, makes the world a
comedy n success, and makes a few
things impossible of achievement.
The American Smallhore League en-
eourages q program that win bring Us
back 20 of hand shooting. both in
and out Of the good old fashioned way
OF our forefathers, an era that be-
kpoke America a. a nation Of rifle
men. an appeal m the broader sense
% make the rifle and rifle shooting
a genuinely sporting proposition We
stand FOR program or novelty
matches. crash aud bust up targets
that can be made at VIII 90 test the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
FARMERS HOLDING
PRODUCE IN STORAGE
Producers store Quantities % Alum
dsnt Fruit and Vegetables for
High Prices.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia large
part 81 the abundant fruit and yege-
tnsie crop still q in tho hands o. pro-
ducera or stored az country shipping
points. says the department 81 agri-
cultures weekly report The market
continues staEnant with some declines.
Freezes in western New York and
other sections where cabbage was ~
the field caused 60 sell for immediate
uses and ovcrstockcd the market late
in November. the report SAYS The
price 81 cabbage suitable for long
storage has shown no gain. ruling STE
hi western New York with city prices
SIC % SIS Tor the best.
Fear that too much % the potato
crop may be held over the wintcr la
expressed Ia the report Tho average
for potatoes is 1915 for No. sacked
stock
Apple prices are being maintained
better than in almost any other Lead
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
STOCK MARKET Is
HELD in DOUBT
Confusion Rssulss from Continues
Selling Pressure.

NEW YORK. Doc. 1.-The stock
market ended che week In more or
tees confusion and disorder b. reason
= renewed aeilins az the general list,
including dividend and non-diyidend
payins rails.
Announcement over night that the
Boston a Maine railway bad post
ponea dividends on ne preferred shares
emphasized tha recent statement %
New England railway officials rcspect-
ina the precarioua financial position
~ the transportation companies I'm
that section ~ the country suspen-
sion ~ tho dividend On Fiak Rubber
drew renewed attention % tire present
state 90 he automobile industry and
- related speciaitlca and other news
advices 81 tho short session were
insanity discaurnaiuE
Apart from LOSSES sustained b. the
rails reCeseiona IN prominent issues
oomurisine the Oh. motor. steel, equip
fn~nt and food eromps ranged from
fWo % seven points, shorts continue
iuN their operations with confidence.
sales amounted 90 4Ta.oQ0 shares,
The actual condition ~ local hanks.
a. reported b. thn clearing house
contained few items a. more than
passing interest Loans and discounts
were decreased hy a little more than
$500 nee. despite The week heavy liq-
uldafiou 81 stocks holdings % meme
bera AZ The federal reserve bank show
ms nominal contraction and an In
crease ~ about ft3Too. 900 81 net de-
mand deposits almost offset the pre-
ceding weeks decrease For the short
session. there was q fairly large VOL
ume If traaimg IL bonds. convertible
~ speculative rails reapondlng % tho
further heavinesa % shares OF that
class Total sales. par value. st0-
fRA0Qo oid United States bonds were
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
iMALLBORE LEAGUEPLANS BIG
THINGS FOR u. S. RIFLEMEN

skin u the best. Matches win
laugh. good natured rivalry. where
marksmanship IL judged by n mans
ability 70 shoot a program, and per-
NIT this with emphasis, fostered and
sponsored BY civilians with no other
ambition than the promotion ~ marks
manship as a National Sport
The pruram VIII be different than
any ever offered heretofore There viii
be Individual. tyro matches and hand
lean sweepstakes. which win be fol-
lowed by an International indoor
match. team and individual and then
a worlds championship match cut
doors. The international match will
be held IN April. The scores viii be
exchanged by cable The American
smallhore League team VIII shoot
against teams representing Switzer-
land Holland. Belgium. France. italy,
England snd Australia. The A. s. l..
team win be made MP or the five
shooters making the highest scores "a
the individual matches now on. The
high man in the International match
viii be awarded the title Of worlds
champion indoor rifleman.
The worlds championship match
viii be staged during September on
the A. S. I. range at Tenafiy. n. j.
This viii be a two weeks tourna-
mont
We believe that the members OF the
A. 4. l.. are good sportsmon and this
very thought excludes from its CON-
radeship the unfair. The very nature
% shooting makes men who follow Il
a clean sport. with their own Ideals
and standards Of fair play. with this
he mind we have adopted the honor
system Of accepting scores. There viii
be no need 81 a shooter having 20 have
witnesses % his target, or affldavits.
or the humiliation ri being doubted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
COTTON MARKET
Is IRREGULAR
Traaina la ouly Incidentally Active
nut Nerves. ard Irregular.

NEW YORK. pee. 1.-The cotton
markek wAa oniy moderately active
bit nervous and irregular today. Trad
sfn found oonnicfinm influences fn the
nemsw which increased the disposition
% even I'D accounts Tor ever Mon.
daysu governmeuf report but spot
hnmnaa were buyers 81 near months
ana after aslilng on 70 1852 January
advanced 90 fG8a or 5 points above
last nights closing quotation. That
delivery closed az 1850 with the gen
eraI market closing steady, ! 60 80
POINTS lower. The market opened at
= decline az / % IS uolnts and after
some little irregularity weakened un~
der scattering Wall street and local
uquidation. There was also some
southern selling. accompanied ~ talk
- Al easier basis but the pressure was
not aggressive and after showing net
LOSSES az about 80 20 e. points On ao-
tive months. with March selling at
16ff. tho market rallied on covering
and trade buying January was rela-
lively Arm ewing 20 the failure OF cot
ton % come here az AL freely Tor De-
camber deliveries and reports that
some % the Gotten intended FOR ten-
aer rad been rejected che strength
- this position had a nteaayinR inhu~
enoo en- the later months IN the late
trading and cioaiuw prices showed raj
Ties of several pnautm from the lowest.
Reports Of progress with plans Tor
financing export business and 81 In
creased activity IN some ~ the SOUTH
eFn mills we're encouraging features
tn the days news but during the ear
Ter traalnR were offset BY unfaN CRADLE
trade reports from New England and
heariNh weekend statistics The
amount ~ cotton shipboard awaiting
ckarance ~ the End 81 the week was
1s9 SEQ bales against 8aN.2se last year.
a southern organization estimates the
crop at 1857 0oo bales. exeluding iln-
tarH. and says the actual count win
be smaller II prices Do not advance
- it wli not all ~ gathered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
MONEY ANo EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dee. lts-prlme mer-
vantiie paper. Ta-aoa per cent: ex-
nsIfs. 9&o Ia commercial slxty-aay
Ills on banks. $40 f-9s commercial
mtxty-dmy bills. s4as aemRmd. as
eahlea. 1itsn-f Franca-=Dcmand
teas cables, SIS Belgian francs-ne-
mam6. ait cables eIa. 0uilaers-Da-
mnnd. 81 "a. cables. a0.E8 Llra-De.
mNnd. a1is cables. 8a1 Marks-Da-
rnana. ] efi cables. taA Greece-pe-
nand. eel. New YORK exchange on
Menireai lass PEI cent discount
Gevsrnment ana rnalroaa bonds easy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
PIONEERS HOLD SHORT
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

The Pioneer Tribe. Lone scouts 81
America. held q meeting M the Army
and Nav Club last night when six
members answered % roll call Those
present we're ~ " Howard. Robert
Harris. Ciinord Lyle. Palace Daniels
Homer Care and Maurice Abbott
Talks were made ~ Maurice Abbott
and Robert Harris Plans Cor enlarW-
ms the tribe were made and invita-
ttnna were issued 20 any one wishing
meniherahip On the tribe. The meet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
]. ID. JOCKEY PARENTS
AND TEACHERS TO MEET

The Parent Teachers' Association o.
the Joseph b Jockey School viii hold
It's regular monthly meeting IN the
school building Tuesday Dec. "a. at
30 o'clock in tho afternoon. a spe-
Cial program has been arranged for
the afternoon All patrons Of the
school are cordially requested % at-
tend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
BARRIERS ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Al the regular mentally meeting o.
the Journeyman Barbers' Union. the
following ofncera were elected Tor the
coming year. ~. l.. Bryan, president;
lee Lavland. vice. president. r. n
Callahan. ecrotary-treaauFer. n. n
hrnwn. recording secretary w. E
Dreamer. guide. Other business mat
tera q interest % the union were dis
posed CT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
COTTON GROWERS
FOR SALES AGENCY

nation of q Texas Cotton orowers'
sales Agency, destined 60 arrange for
marketing of low grade Gotten from
Texas n Germany was effected AZ =
nesting here today. Fred Roberts ef
Corpus Chrlmt was elected president.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12

ing line the report says naidwins
range from 50 20 s825 IN the country
and 50 20 $3.50 In the cities
Onions show no particular change
stll ranging from 81 10 Si25 and Is
cents higher "a the cities. Onion
prices are uniform the country over.
the report says.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-12
YOUTH BREAKS ARM BY
CRANKTNG AUTOMOBILE

Walter Stiliman Coons. con OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Coons. broke his right
arm yesterday when the crank shaft
Of a Chevrolet slipped Young Coons
was cranking tho car for some one
else by request. a clean break was
made IN the forearm and though pair
ful Is not regarded as serious.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-04

para Italia. Recuerio que me hiao
importantes manifestations acerca de
chocano. Un diario de Cuba, La Dis
custom, ''-reprcdujo La entrevista. Ell
ilustrisimo senior Rivero me dice que le
20 la referida reproduction.
Ahora me ha dicho que piensa dar-
me per escrito las. impresiones de su via
je Europa.
Ell RDo. GARCIA IRIGoYEN:
Garcia Irigoyen (carlos) es 'el obs
po de Trujillo, PERI. Fue visitar Roma.
FL Papa lie nombr6 ''Asistente al sacro
solo pontffcal'', que>es un alto titulo
ecclesiastical.
Es autor de la Historic de Santo To-
nbio'', quien fue Ell segundo obispo de
Lima. La obra citada fue escrita para
conmemorar Ell tercer centenario de la
muerte del santo var6n.
FL ilustrfsimo senior Garcia nse habla
encomiasticamente de Ell MUNDO, Gu
yo ndmero del sabado tenia Ia vista.
Ell ILUsTRIsIMo SENIOR NOEL:
Adolfo Noel, obispo de Santo DoInin-
60, lego tambi6n en.el Leon xITI".
saldra para su pals, probablemente, de
hoy mafiana en- Ell vapor Marina."
aoUTRAND ALBA.
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de otra famosa ganaderia A esta Ultima
perteneci6 ell toro que mato al espada
Monies, gloria de la tauromaQuia espa.
fioIa.
Acompahan sZs2aterito +" los niovi
neros Luis Mufoz, 'Marchensro" JOSS
oteio y otro cuyo nombre de faena es
"Rolo'. Ell priInero de 6stos viene a
America como espada Vicente segura
lie di6 la alternative Todos me hablan
con entusiasmo de la bravo fiesta
Sol y sombra-dice Mufoz, afioran
do.
sangre y Arena "-pienso 70, re
cordando la tragedia de Talavera de "a
Reina. ~
FIR. JULIAN r RIvEIRo Y JAcIN-
TO, ARZoBIsPo DE GUATEMALA:
Del ilustrisimo senior Riveiro. dire po-
co. Solo lie nombro para recordarIe. Ha
ce apenas tres meses, cuatro, le salu.
de bordO de uno de estos buques. "a
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Los que viajan bordo del yapor leon kip

Continuation de la pagina 1a.)
en- su sill6n de la cubierta.. SQuien me
dijo su nombre? Nadie! Lo adivine :.
Por ESQ cuando me enfrente con ell DOR
MILoN, grtte:
-lzapateritoI s.
FL torero abri6 los ojos, azorados.
Ne miro frunciepdo las cejas. Quiso vol
yer a su anterior postura, pensando en-
que tai vez 70 no me dirigia el. Pero
volvi a gritarie:
-iDespierta, muchacho! =. Sc in
corpora Nos saludamos SaIudo us
ted en- nombre.
-iAh, va. ya!....
Charlamos =.
''zapaterito es un torero sevilRno
re reconocida fam.a. Tom6 la alternative
en- 1913, en- la plaza de Frejenar, provin
cia de Badajoz, de manos del mejicano
Luis Freq. Desde entonces ha toreado
en- todas las mejores plazas de Espafia.
Su nombre es Luis Guzman. Ahora Sc di
rige a M6jico, en- donde ha sido contra
tado. su primera contrata es de seis CO.
rridas en- la plaza 'El Toreo", de aque-
LA Capital, por las cuales piensa cobrar
a $4,000. cada una. Lidiara toros de Pie
dras Negras. de San Nicolas, Peralta y
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q = lilBultal1A

Dolores Santiago VS. Arturo Figarella,
cobro de dinero. Sc concedieron al de-
mandado diez dias mas para presentar
la exposition del case.
''New York and Porto Rico Steamship
Company VS. Porto Rico Fruit Union,
cobro de dinero Sc orden6 les deman-
dantes depositen en- Secretaria una fan
"a de trsscientos dolares para responder
de las costas v gastos de esta accion.
Maria Encarnaci6n Urdaz Gonzalez
VS.. Soledad Cordero, desahucio. Sc orde
no sea entregada Ia escritura obrante
en- los autos, previa imposition de una
copia
Manuel Mufioz Colon VS. Paula AFRO
yo divorcio. Sc declare alberta Ia re-
beldfa
Santiago Paz Ruiz, ex-parte, declara-
toria de heredercs Sc declararon tnicos
y universities herederos de dofia Her
minia Betancourt Rivera, a sus hijos le-
gitimos Santiago y Herninio Paz Be-
tancourt; y al conyuge viudo en- la cuo-
ia usufructuaria que determine la ley.
william B. Flesh and Bros. VS. Ju-
lio Cesar Gonzalez, cobro de dinero. Sc
aprob6 la estipulacion de las parties So
metiendo el memorandum de costas,
rebajando 500 la partida de honora-
rios de abogado.
Antonio Rigo Saguera y otra, ex-par-
te, consignaci6n Y otros extremes. Sc
ordeno Sc tenga por presentada y con-
signada la sulra de nueve mil d6larcs
y que Sc anuncie la consignacion don
Jose Pou Rios, acreedor hipotscario, por
medic de edictos.
' Cosme Lopez Negr6n VS. Maria Rosa
rio Portela y otro, desahucio. Sc decla
10 sin lugar la mocion del demandante,
sobre lanzamiento de otras personals dis
tintas de las demandados.
Manuel Roig Diaz VS. Pablo Landrau
Diaz, cobro de dinero. Sc concedieron al
demandante diez dias mas, por no haber
record" taquigrafico para presentar la
exposition del case los documentos ne
cesarios los efectos de La apelaci6n in
terpuesta
Marcos Delgado Ramos VS. Esther Diaz,
da1os y perjuicios. Sc concedio al deman
dante una prorroga de veinte dfas mas
para radicar el plego de excepciones
previas y exposition del case. y
Francisco Belfort VS. Ralph D. Day,
dafios perjuicios. Sc ordeno al Secre
tario expida nuevo emplazamiento.
Southern Rice Milling, Co. Ltd;
'tCarvajal Borri y Cfa., S. en- CO. cum
pliniento de contrato. Sc aprob6 la fan
"a prestada por la demandante.
Te6filo M. Carazo VS. Andrea Guzman,
divorcio. Sc reserve su resolution.
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DESDE HUMACAO

Por ell Conceio de Administration
fucron cedidos varios solnres don
E. Perez.
--Ha sido acordado, mediante una
ordenanza, cambiar el nombre de la
calle del "Desengano" por ell de
Francisco Vega, cnballero de gran
des prestigios, que labora por ell pro
greso de la ciudad.
-Ha .sido concedida una licencia
de 20 dias al sub-inspector de Sani-
dad, Manuel Gonzalez Escohlr.
-Muy sentido ha sido ell falleci-
miento de la seforita Rosa Carmen
Izquierdo, quien disfrutaba de muchas
simpatias, entire nosotros. Enviamos
nuestro pesame 4 sus deudos.
-Tenemos conocimiento de que el
Comisionado de Servicio Pnblico esta
va terminando las gestiones de la
compra de una parcela de terreno,
perteneciente a la Succession Frfas",
con ell proposito de construir ALI el
Barrio Obrero.
Muy nctivo han estado los emplea
dos de la Sanidad local en- el decomiso
de harina pan. Este es de una cali
dad pesima.
La Sanidad debe continuar con
mas rahinco su campana.
Ell CoRRESPONSAL.
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tacion. De pronto, me incorpore Aban-
done la CANA y CORR hacia ell piano. Ner
-viosamente, febrilmente, toque algo;
algo que lie agrado mucho toda mi IA
milia, que me escuchaba
-IC6mo Sc llama ESQ que has ejecu-
tado. Ernesto, ?-pregunt6 nj hermano,
-iY 70 que se!-respondile. -.
-Es el "vals de la Locura ''-agre-
GO Ell primero. Y asi Sc qued6.
-IQue autores te GUSTAV mas? ~
Los romanticos, por gratitud; pues
todos ensefian algo.
--INo, tienes ell proposito de visitar
Europa7
-Hace tempo. -. Solo que no me
he decidido. :. 'ss ~.
.4--SEs cierto que themes una pension
del Gobierno de Cuba para visJsr por
Ell mundo2 SASHA
-Si Ell Municinio de la Habana me
ha senalado la sulna de $500 msnsua-
les por tempo indefnido.
CIY en- Nueva York, cuanto estuvia-
te?
Tres amos. Fue hacia Ell IT,
-GQue edad tienes7
-24 amos. lE
-IDonde han sido tus mayores triun-
fos? r-ssSa So
En- la Habana y en- Nueva York.
-6Es cierto que parties antes que
los velasco? x
-Si. Me voy en- ell proximo correo es-
parol. Ell "Le6n XIII, 81 NAL no re-
cuerdo
-GY que piensas hacer ALI?
-Pues descansar una temporada Mas
tarde, seguir dando conciertos. Yo STEM
pre- he vivido dc los conciertos.
-GTe han dado buenos resultados2
iEsplendidosl
-GY artisticos? -
--iArtisticos! iQuita, hombre; ESQ es
10 rrincipall ''De pan no solo vive ell
hombre.', SIS
Los ojos negros e inquietos del artis-
ia brillaron con viveza. sus labios grue
SOS sonrieron Lecuona Sc sentfa feliz.
Y de su algeria quiso hacer coparticipe
"a Percy, a quien acarici6 con sus del
gadas, largas elasticas manos de pia
nista, que sobre ell teclado fino y blan-
co, tienen la virtud de resucitar a sLiszt
AUGUSTA PIETRI.
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TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
SECCIoN PRIMERA

Isidro Alvarez Chico VS. Ana Cruz Co.
Ion, divorcio. Sc suspendio hasta nuevo
sefialamiento.
Margarita Quijano VS. jose Ferrer, di-
vorcio. Sc declare con lugar la demanda
yse impusieron las costas al demandado.
Rafael Ferreras VS. obdulia Figueroa,
divorcio. Qued6 ell case pendiente de
ampliar la prueba documental presen-
tando el certifcado de matrimonio.
Francisco Betancourt Gutierrez VS. Fer
nando Rodriguez, di9orcio; Martina Ca
macho, ex-rarte, authorization judicial;
Juan Cabrera Perez, ex-parte, autori-
zacion judicial Sc suspendieron estos
tres casos hasta nuevo sefalayr,ento.
Jose Rosa, ex-parte, dominic. Sc orde.
no pase al Fiscal undo al record" ta-
quigrafico para informe.
Francisco Serrano Matos, ex-parte, dc
mimic Sc suspendio hasta nuevo sena.
lamiento
Jose Matanzo Torres VS. Providencis
Crespo Aponte, divorcio Sc transfri6 Ia
vista de este case, para hoy las nueve
de la mafiana
Alejandrina Cruz viuda de del Vale
ex-parte, authorization judicial. Sc orde
no pase al Fiscal undo al record ia
quigrafico, para informe.
Angelina Oquendo VS. Santos Andino
divorcic. Sc reserve su resoluci6n.
Nicolas Adorno, ex-parte; Emilio Acos
ia Fraguado, ex-parte, dominic Sc OF
demo pasen estos dos casos al Fiscal, uni
dos los records taquigraficos, para
informes.
Juan Ferrer, ex-parte, incapacidad Sc
reserve su resoluci6n F ~
Luis Barreto, ex-parte, dominic. Sc
suspendi6 hasta nuevo seiialamiento.
Luis Oyola VS. Succession de Segundo MI
randa, cobro de dinero. Sc concedieron
al taquigrafo veinte dias mas de pr6rro.
ga para presentar la transcription del
''record" en- este case
Rosa vinet, ex-parte, nombramiento
de tutor. Sc autoriz6 a Rosa Vinet a
recibir los pagos que nombre del me-
ncr Jose Vinet haga ell Gobierno Fede-
raj, hasta nueva orden del Tribunal
Juan Militona Albert VS. Dionisio We
ga Merced, divorcio. Sc suspendi6 has
ia nuevo senalamiento.
Fermin Brau Gonzalez y otros VS. THE
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Ltd, cobro de dinero. Sc aprob6 la
estipulacion de las parties, sobre que los
demandantes son los unicos y univer-
sales herederos de don Fermin Brau y
doiia Elisa Gonzalez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-04

sars, primera base; Herrera, segunda
base; Portuondo. tercera base; Chac6n,
ss.; Aocsta, If; Torriente, CT; Bar6,
RI. suplentes: E. Gonzalez, M. Rios,
B. Gonzalez y G. zarzo
PLAYER PARA Los GIGANTEs
sINDIANAPoLIS, setiembre 1s.-- Ell
pitcher Sterling stryling stryker,
ha sido comprado por el Club Indiana
polls, de la Asociaci6n Americana, al
New York Gigantes'', seghn Sc anun
clio aver. stryker jug6 en- el Toledo la
mayor parte de la temporada, pero fue
vuelto a lamar recientemente por los
Gigantes.
MoNsANT