davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

In a food emporium two he
euties were vainly endeavoring to
leave in trust" 9S-cent 4-carat
diamondiring for the price of two
hot dogs and coffee, which they
had NOT. know why doughnuts
surround a hole, but 1 don't know
why they are misnomered cake
eaters" and I ask not only who
does. but who-do furnish the
cake? G. J. MENASCO.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
We TOWNE GOSSIP
Rsrtstsrsd u, &
'istsrsd u. g. Patent OfneA
BY K. c. B.

DEAR X. c. BAH my life have dreamed place
country running through have talked about
much that boy and girl expect day that will home
and tell them to to move
night dinner wife told me should get the foolish
s % Of o1 Be- fs r' s said M Ss s
W What say YOU K c. B.? EDMUND R.
Mt Vernon N Y.
DEAR EDMUND. AND DREAM again.
FAR BE it from me- AND FILL the place.
TO pAkrIcpATE. WITH PLYMoUrH Rocks
IN family quarrel OR oRPINGToNs
BUT IF were you. OR JUST plain hens
I'D GO ahead AND IF liked
AND DREAM. I'D DREAM barn
AND NEVER quit AND THEN a cow
I'D BUILD house. AND ALL things else.
YOU HAVE in mind. THAT would have.
BESIDE stream. TO LIVE with
AND PAINT it green BESIDE THE stream.
OR PAINT it white I'D DREAM these things.
OR WHAT you choose. THE WHILE worked
AND FENCE AND WHILE slept
If so wiled AND IF twas
AND LAY the walks. HAD boy.
AND UP somewhere OR HAD a girl
BEHIND THE trees. I'D MAKE the wish
THAT SHADE the house He TOO would dream
OR ANYWHERE. OR SHE would dream
WANTED it. FOR WITHOUT dreams.
I'D DREAM for THE WORLD would cease
CHICKEN house THANK you.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
THE FIRST CABLE CARS.

7 recall the exciting days in Wash
ington when the cable cars replaced
tho old horse cars. There were rum
aways and smash-ups to beat tho
band. Tho horses OF the town were
not familiar with tho strange cars
sliding along. w. II. RYAN.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
rIRE-EsCAPEs INSPECTION.

Your editorial on rigid inspection of
fre-escapes was timely but you did
not go far enough. The subject needs
more airing. A stern attitude on the
part of municipal authorities may
bear fruit and save lives, for the peo-
pie Of Washington are badly crowded.
Landlords should be compelled to fur
nish every possible safety device un-
der present dangerous conditions.
G.. T.. p.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
TEACHERS BEST BET.

The teachers best bet is the alphabet
thought so in youth and think SO yet
The 'Iower animals" the whole world
round,
Their feelings make known by sound.
But civilized man goes the brute one
better" -
with words that begin and end with a
letter.
one sure way a child from pig you can
tell
They both grunt and squesl, but the pig
can't SPELL.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
HUMANITY.

Some like worry, some don't want IL;
Others strlke medium brand.
nut no matter what they're liking
TINE is dealing out the sand.
So, let's take the old world kindly,
Neither too serious nor too gay,
And deal out smiling Visage
MILO II
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
CALLS For AMERICAN MUSIC.

Every time go to a show the
overture always consists OF Hun
garian rhapsody, a Polish polka,
a Bolsheviki death march, or
something like that. That stuft
is all right once in a while. but
as long as we are not in the
League of Nations why can't we
have some American pieces.
long for some good American
tunes.
CARL ]. POCH, EE-Cob.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
How Much Do We Sleep.

How much of ones life Is spent In
sleep? II varies. According TO one
French statistician. at nifty years
old the average man has slept 0,000
days, worked 6,5O0, walked 500,
amused himself 1000, spent 1,50U
days eating and 500 i'll.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
MARy,S AGE.

We know about AIMS age, but
how old Is Mary? Her age, when
doubled and multiplied by itself,
equals Johnnie's age multiplied
by six times her own. The prizes
are handsome hand-embroidered
tooth paste containers.
BIFF
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
Where the Goat Is King.

Switzerland, is the only country
IN the world where the goat 10
placed ahead pf all other animals,
and even OF human beings. Jail
faces anyone Who molcsts it
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
JUST A TIP.

The human race goes forth in pairs
And share each others Joys and cares.
II airplanes travelled two and two
Then one could help the other through,
Old maids and bachelors, ono and all
who take this hint, may save fall.
s. l. L.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

May the Columbia Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb at Ken
dali Green be called speak
easy" or only a still" while II
remains quiet'
II. SMITH.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

Bill, il you and ] had 2 per
cent of what all the girls in
Washington spend on tricotine
dresses, lace hose, ETC., we
wouldn't have to worry about
the old column. would we?
MILO III.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
GIRL ATHLETICS.

Why isn't something done in this
town to further girl athletics? There
are many fine girl athletes in wash
ington, and | believe they should be
given a chance.
JUDGE ].
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
AMOROUsNESS.

He wooed, but she wouldn't,
He cooed, but she couldn't,
Finally he said, wilt thou"
II. SMITH. ,
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
A NEW NAME FOR EN-.

asked the grocery store man
where his youngest boy was.
Here's his answer: He works
vone day a week. makes six dolla,
and de rest of de week he is
cake-chewer." POLLY.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
Bugs" Baer
Hem and HaW.

The conventions have been cured
for about two months, but the can
didates are still tumbling around.
Alice in wonder what-it's-all-
about-land had no edge on these
birds. A digest of campaign
speeches wouldn't digest at all.
The candidates have scattered TO
wreak oratorical havoc on the'sur-
rounding farmlands and peaceful
valleys. The larehgeal massacres
are increasing daily. Marauding
bands of Presidential claim jump
ers are roaming through the mes
quite with their ballot against
every man and every mans ballot
against them.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

At local theater L saw
caker with haff-net on. is
this extreme or am i behinu
tbo timesp J. w. w.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

CneWlns NlCt
dents have skipped their halters
and are loose in the foothills led by
a big roam colored nominee with
two white feet and a blaZed face.
If not captured soon. they will
undoubtedly revert to their primi-
tive wild state. Unless Congress
slaps bounty on nominee pelts. the
Fall crop of weeds will be ruined
by the porch shillabers. Bill Bryan
has not yet Joined the veranda
choir. Bill is immortal and will
never die. A man like that can
never join the silent majority.
There 10 talk Of launching a third
party with Mr.. Hem and Mr.. Haw
as candidates. Hem and Haw
would make great candidates. The
average candidate is a bird who
talks for eleven hours over a split
second subject. He gets his tonsils
removed so that he can think bet
ter. He pulls a tear-jerking speech
that melts all the hoops on the bar
rel and curdles the milk in infants
bottles.
Lungs are brains with that
cuckoo. After humping around
the shrubbery for six hours. he
gradually approaches his subject,
makes verbal detour OF eleven
miles. pokes an umbrella into the
mausoleum occupied by the League
of Nations and gradually leads up
to his climax, which is generally
some epoch making statement
about the weather.
Which is why Hem and Haw are,
the logical candidates for the White
House sun parlor. IL you've got to
waste vote this Fall. you might
as well waste II on somebody who
deserves II.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

The Hogtown Volunteer Band, OF
goth street and Benning road, GER
tainly understands razo jazz music.
BOBBIE B.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

pray answer me, little lizard,
They say you're without gizsrd;
When j. street you've paraded All cay
And home to mother you go, l pray,
Do you always tell the old, old tale,
'Girls rnalae me tired. mother grow
psle?' ~
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
LIGHT OCCUPATIONS.

Buying a hat for the head of a pin.
Looking for tho toes on the foot OF
bed.
SHINING fur from a fir tree.
Smoking q bagpipe
Pulling teeth from the mouth OF
river.
Looking for the hands on an arm Of
chair.
Spinning tho top OF a building.
Drinking out OF looking glass.
Shingling tho rof Of your mouth,
Combing your hair with rooster's
comb.
breaks
Reading a pocketbook.
Catching night when II falls.
Drinking water from the big dipper.
Selling a pair OF glasses to n blind man
drinking out OF a looking glass.
Watering tho grass with silk hose.
Gathering moss from rolling stone
Making up a strawberry bed.
Running race with an sirplsne.
Untying the knots In a board.
Counting the revolutions OF an electric
fan.
Feeding n starved rock.
cutting wood with blade OF grass
Making snowbsls in summer
Getting pork from a groundhog.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

BILL G.. sends several items clipped
from tho Amaroc News, published by
the soldiers OF the American army OF
occupation in Germany. Ono Is this
ad:
wANTED--To buy go-cart for
baby in good condition. Write,
stating price. to Go-oart, Box 4.
Amaroc News I-2t
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

For expert skating you should
come TO X street northeast, between
Second and Sixth streets, or TO the
tunnel at Second and X. These are
the Fourth and H streets boys and
girls, and they are expsrts.
TWO OF THEM.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
11EARl,ns sEErS
BY BILL PRICE.

Back Of every great good man
10 loving ~omas'b heart.
That has guided him 10 his success
From a lowly, 'umble start
She never hears the loud applause
That sreets this clay called Nan,
None stop to give her glory Tor
The thing SHE made ~ hand.
She's satisfied In simply knowing
That her love did speed him on
That she saved him many times from
stumbling In tho dark of Sslse Dawn.
Her place II home and her success
Comes not on silver Trays.
But there's God In Heaven who
Knows the part SHE plays
Her reward 10 surely never here.
and who shall say tits yonT
His work iS her most wondroas thing,
The night he fought SHE won!
And so II goes each endieAs day.
forever II shall bs,
Look back OF every man who's won
And a womsn's face you'll sec.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
TERSE COMMENTS.

The 10Th amendment assures US
NJ the "freedom of the shes" and
"eaual fights for all"
knropos "Goldie," there are
more boobs to the square inch in
New York city than anywhere
else But all the same, "gingham
often covers a pulchritude Of
shins." ~
It's getting hard to determine
whether the country is gong 10
the dogs or the cats.
Hundreds of people go crazy
daily over the ouija board, ana
yet they put Ponzi in jail. lie
couldn't help trim them.
PAUL WHITE.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

Dictionary chewing Vice Presi-
dents have skipped their halters
and are loose in the foothills led by
a big roam colored nominee with
two white feet and a blaZed face.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
MENAsCO CALLS FOR FACTS.

EDMUND NJ. SULLIVAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-13
Sc TRATA DE
MODIFICAR La
PROHIBCION
En3E -
PIDE Sc PERMITA LA FABRIcA-
CIoN DE WHO'S DE IA PoR 100 Y
cERvEzAs DE cINco PoR c1ENTo
100000 VIOLAN
LA LEY "SECA"
.DIARIAMENTE
LA ENMIENDA DE BRITTEN TIEN
DE A REMEDIAR Ell DESCoN-
TENTo GENERAL
LA ENMIENDA DE BRITTEN TIEN


- AsiS~i
FL reprssentante por Illinois. senior
Britten. present6 en- la Camara un pro
yecto de ley por medic del cual Sc
declara legal la fabrication venta
de cerveza de por ciento vino de
IA por ciento en- estados que 10 aprue
ben asi por medic de un plebiscito.
La ley propuesta por el sehor Brit
ten tiene pOr objeto evifir en- los
considerandos de ella:
Confictos entire la autoridad fede
raj Ia de los estados. Y calmar el
descontento que Sc nota en- los Estados
Unidos. asi como dar constitucionai-
dad a la ley de prohibition.
Britten declara que quien lea los
diarios podra darse cuenta de que la
opinion pdblica es contraria al modo
yiolento como Sc ha impuestO la abs
tenci6n, que ha llegado el momentO
le que la mayoria Sc dele sentir.
La lev de prohibition dice, no
puede declararse constitutional desde el
nomento cue viola la misma es ncia
le Ia enmienda constitutional Hoy
Sc prescinde completam nte de los de
rechos de los estados fin De complacrr
una minoria resuelta Y bien organi
zada. A consecucncia de clio no hay
menos de veinte milones de buenos
ciudadanos que, dircta 0 indirIctamen
te violan la ley de prohibition todos
los dfas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-13
CIVIL NO. 117s5
NUL1DAD Y RE1vND1cAc1oN
EDIcTo
Fl Pueblo dc Puerto Rico,

FL Pueblo do Puerto Rico,
A la socicdad Anonima sucrerie
Central Coloso 4 Porto Rico, fundada
en- Paris, Franeia, el IL de JUNO de
1904, sea Ia vendcdora citada de
evieci6n a petici6n dc la parte de-
mandada de acuerdo con el Articulo
1885 del C6digO Civil Revisado de Por
10 Rico. ... :. 49,.
PoR Ia PREsENTE Sc LIE NO.
TIFICA A UsTEDEs, que Sc ha presen
tsdo en- Ia ofcina del Secretario de la
Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judicial
de San Juan, Puerto Rico, la demanda
dc los actores antes citados, en- la cual
piden, fundandose en- los hechos ale
gados en- la demanda que hecha la
citaci6n emplazamiento de los de-
mandados "The West Porto Rico Su-
gar Co. Inc.,' doha Maria Amell v
Gamboa doha Milagros julia Amell,
y de los herederos de don Jose Julia
Palmeta y don Francisco Amell Pa
bre, Sc sirva- tomar jurisdiction en- es-
te negocio; y en- su dia dictar senten-
cia a favor de los demandantes, en-
contra de los demandados en- cuya sen
tencia sc declara:
1.-Que el procedimiento ejecutivo
seguido en- cobro de hipoteca ante cl
extinguido Juzgado de Primera Instan-
Ella de Aguadilla por don Ramon Bat
tistini Acevedo como albacea tesla
mentario de don Pedro Pablo BATHS
TIM y Paoli contra Ia sociedad en- quie.
bra Amell Julia v Co.. en- eobro de
10000 pesetas de principal, intereses
costas, es nulo desde Ia diligcncia
de requerimiento de pago al deudor,
siendo nulos todos los tramites. actua-
clones, 6rdenes, subastas decretos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-13
otra Bsca.-

Nos informa nuestro Rector que ell
eminente hombre pnbico Y miembro
de la Junta q, Sindicos de la Univer
sidad, ell sefor Juan B. Huyke, ofrece
en- nombre de la Socidad Protectora dE.
la Juventud una beca los graduados
de los cursos colegiales de asta insti-
tuci6n La election Sc basara en- la re
concentration qu haga q Colegio de
acuerdo con las notas obtenidas; Y ell
agraciado cursara estudios superiores
en- una universidad de los Estados Uni
dos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-13
NUEvO HOSPITAL
DE MATERNIDAD.

Desde ell dfa diez del corriente
mes ell acreditado hospital privado
conocido por Sanatorio Puerto Ri.
co Sc dedicara la asistencia de
casos de partos. Las pacientes pue.
den ser asistidas por su medico
particular por la direction del Sa
natorio.
Para todo informe dirigirse a.
la Directora, Ana Luisa d. de Cir
Guns, Carretera 100. Telefono ia,
Santurce. Advt,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-13

autos y sentenciasadi en- este pro
cedimiento.
2.-Que la escritura otorgada con fe
cha % de noviembre del ano 1892.
otorgada de ofieio ante el Notario don
Juan Arroyo Budia y por la cual Sc
hizo la venta judicial de la Hacienda
'Milagro' a don Francisco Amell v
Mass6 es un contrato inexistente por
falta de consentimiento, por faIta
de jurisdiction en- el juez que la otor-
go.
3.-Que las escrituras de Transmission
de dominic otorgadas a favor de: don
Salvador AmelI Mass6 por don Fran
cisco de los mismos apellidos, de J..
T. Silva y Co. por la Succession de don
Salvador Amell Y Mass6, de la Su
crerie Central Coloso, por j. T. Sill
va y Co., y la otorgada a favor de
The West Porto Rico Sugar Co. Inc. !,
asi como el titulo hereditario de la
Succession de don Salvador Amell Mas
SO en- cuanto la Hacienda +" Milagro"
son contracts nulos sin ninguna vail
dez legal.
4.-Que Sc practique la cancellation
de las inscripciones de dichos titulos
en- el Registro de la Propiedad de Aqua
dilla expidiendose para clio ell oportu-
no mandamiento.
5.-Que Sc decrete Y ordene que la
mercantil Amell julia Co. recobre
la possession de la Hacienda Milagro.
6.-Que la Sociedad Amell Julia
Co. recobre de The West Porto Rico
Sugar Co. Inc. $495,OO 90 importe
de los frutos deiados do percibir es-
timados en- esa cantidad. :.
7.-Que por los demandados Sc re-
zarza a los demandantes de todos los
gastos que hayan tenido en- ese proce-
dimicnto,. costas, desenbolsos necesa-
rios v honorarios de Abogados.
s.-Disponiendose que Sc expidan los
mandamientos al Registro de la Pro-
piedad Y al Marshall que fueran nece
sarios para la ejecuci6n y cumpli
miento de esta sentencia.
Son Abogados de los demandantes
los Liedos. Hugh R. Francis con sus
ofcinas en- los altos de Ia casa Mi
nero Is de la calle de la Cruz de
esta eiudad de San Juan, Alfredo
Arnaldo que tiene sus ofcinas en- la
casa n1mero l07 de la calle de Mendez
Vigo en- la poblaci6n de Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico. er
Y sE NoTIFIcA A UsTEDEs que
de no comparecer a contestar dicha de
manda dentro de los diez dias despues
de notificado, 81 la notification Sc hi
ciere en- este lnistrito. Y dentro de los
veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del Dis
trito pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico
Y dentro de los cuarenta dfas
81 Sc hiciere en- otra part e
sc seguira este litigio contra los de-
mandados arriba expresados, despues
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Sc ofrece.

SELLoS:-Envie 25 cts. On sellos ds
correo usables americanos recibirG
loo sellos de todas las parties del mundo
lncluyendo; Argentina, Bolivia, Chile,
Mejico, ETC..
Dirijase a O. r. GONZALEZ 21
Wilson Ave. santurce. Puerto Rico.
F1NCA PARA ARRENDAR .-ofrece
mos en- arrendamiento, al precio de die1
y ocho dolares anuales por cueroa, do
Glen aciento setenta cinco cuerdas
de terreno propio para cana, en- el ba-
rrio de "Mucarabones' de Toa Alta,
con un desvio de la Central "Constan
cia" y a un kil6metro de H. Carretera
de Bayanon Toa Alta.-PESQUERA
y PESQUERA INC, EDITICIO BoU.
RET, SAN JUAN.
oBRAS DE ARTE.-E -Envieme su foto.
graffa acompafiada de $1.0o recibi-
ra G. o. D. por $1.9s mas, un artist
co Fotomedauon Tornado de Terciope
10 fnisimo Y tres lindisimos alfileres
dc corbata con su retrato. Eliza. en-.
ire Borde Marfil Ainar llo, Rosa, Azul.
Caoba (imitaci6n). Rodeado dc pen
samientos, flores varias y patri6ticos
a election. Precios Extras por Cru
pos. Dirijase a M. Gilzman Florit, P.
o. Box 236, Caguas, p. r.
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viajs de los cadetes los Estados
Unidos

Por mediaci6n del coronel Hodges,
miembro del Comite de Asuntos Insu-
lares, Sc ha eonseguido que ell D<par-
tamento de la Guerra envie en- ell We
rano cincuenta miembros del Cuerpo
de Estudiantas para Ofciales de la
Massachusetts donde recibiran instrue
ci6n militar Todos los gastos corren
por cuenta del gobierno f-deral. Los
cincuenta cadetes Sc elegiran entire los
estudiantes de los departamentos DE-
Flo Piedras v Mayaguez; pero el CO..
legio dr' Mavaguez euenta con mayor
munro de candidates clegibles. Reina
mucho entusiasmo entire los estudiantes
para la proyectada expedition.
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Ell presupuesto del colegio.-

Para ell ano 1920192l sera Dr.
s67,5OO 0 sea $4,000 menos que ell del
aHo en- curse. Los legislatures que re-
presentan Mayaguez, Y los de la
isla en- general. d,ben prestar su de
cidida. cooperation lal desarrollo del
Colegio de Agricultural Y Artes Me
canicas de Mayaguez, que le esta pres
tando tan buenos servicios al pals.
Ell presupuesto del colegio debe DOLLAR
Sc el a1o pr6ximo.
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Sc vende.

FONDOS PARA COCEK aZucar Y me.
lsdo: Sc venden tres excelentes, for
nlando bateria completa para hornalla.
Para infor1nes dirigirse al apartado 80,
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Sc vENDE papel satinado M. F., ia
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Sc alqula.

Sc ALQUILA EN- la parada 10, tres
habitaciones por separados, o dos uni
das, propias para oficina, matrimonio,
o caballero. Tambien Sc alquila un ga
rage. Informaran Carretera 160. Tele-
fono $50 azul.
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des bien ventiladas en- La Gale Allen
No. 8. Preferese alquilarlas para of
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Federation Libre.
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truccion en- la calle de Lola, cerca
de la parada "A. Informaran Tienda
de Cefrrino Santana, en- la misma ca
lie.
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MUEBLES USADOS. Los pagamos
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TcndrsmOs Curse de verano.-

Fue la noticia que nos di6 el Rector
Garwood en- la asamblea de la semana
pasada. Estudiantes de las escuelas SUI
periores (high schools), tcuantos de
nstedes van haeer sn ingreso en- el
colegio empezando desde Il curse de
veranos
ssEl Haraldo del Colepio',
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de comparecer y contestar dentro del
periodic que la ley les coneede para
clio, sujetandose ustedes los citados
de evicci6n, cualquier reclamation
para saneamiento de Ia cosa vendida d
los demandados, en- case de recaer sen.
teneia contra ellos en- ell presente Ii
tigio.
Y habiandose ordenado por el iuez
de esta Corte de Distrito, Hon. Luis
Campilo que la vendedora citada Dc
evicei6n 'Sucrerie Central Coloso q
Porto Rico" sea citada por edictos que
Sc publicaran una vez por semana du
rante el termino de 80 dias en- los pc.
ri6dicos Ell MUNDO Gel TEMPO =
que sc editan en- esta ciudad de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, expido ell presente
bajo mi frma, en- San Juan, Puerto
Rico hoy dia 26 de febrero del afo
1920.
c. MARRERo.
Secretario.
oor Francisco NEGRoNI,
Secretario Auxiliar. Advt
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NOTAS DEL COLEGIO
DE AGRICULTURAL Y
ARTES NECANICAS
UN1vERs1DAD DE PUERTO RICO
MAYAGUEZ
Beca para los Quimicos :

Fl sehor Fernando Margarida, pro
fesor de quimica en- este centro do
cente ofreee una beca de SO al estu-
dante de quimica que al terminar Ell
ano sohphomore haya sobresalido
mas EN- el curse.
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EN- LA coRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
sEocIoN PRIMERA

Estados Unidos de America /. !.
El Prssidente de los EstadOs Unidos
IS:
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Colocaciones.

Sc NECESITA una taquigrafa en- in
giles y espalol que tenga experiencia.
Dirijase al apartado 7s3, San Juan.
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Demandantes.

West Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc,
Maria AmeIl y Gamboa, Milagros, Julia
y Amell y los herederos desconocidos
de Jose Julia Palmeta y Francisco
Amell y Fsbre.
Demandados.
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UldaricO, Erundina, Maria y Mercedes
Anell v Gutzes.
Demandantes.i
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.El Heraldo del colegio"