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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14

FOR SALE-0veen house 30 BY so
feet with growing flowers. several
hundred carnations and chrysanthe-
dozen rose bushes all bearing besides
ferns. geraniums. etc. Good four
room house with two large porches.
two lots for sardening. hust sell on
account Of poor health. Klamath
Floral Co. 3io% East Main street.
! o S-l4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14
WnOAL NOTCn

Cali 4,A J Tor taxi service. size
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14
.HERAD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS

USED CARS
Hudson Speedster
0tudeoaker touring car
Overland NJ 81.
I Overland n IS ~" touring
car.
I s6tudebaker 6 cyl. Z passenger.
I Maxwell Form A truck.
NEW CARS
Buick Six
I Oldsmobiie truck
-Hayuvs.
REQ five passenger touring.
REQ five passenger sedan.
Seven passenger Hudson.
I Five passenger Essex.
, REQ Speedwagon.
Samson 50 ton trucks.
ACAlE MOTOR co.
SIXTH AND OAK
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14

FOR SALE-Good five room house
In Mills Addition at exceptionally
low price of $500 ON easy terms.
Chilcote 4 Smith. s33 Main.
13-1%
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14
WnsFHRN UNION TELEGRAPH co.

Exclusive election news service for
clubs or private gatherings. Inquire
OF Manager. 634 Main st. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE OR TRADE. ITS acre
stock ranch In Lake County. e3s00
improvements on place. All fenced
and In cultivation. $3.50 cash or
terms. Will trade Tor small modern
house in city. Call Az and ask for
Sans. l2-l6s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14

LO6T-Ons ssilor's bag name inside
r. u. Cain. between Merrill and
klamath Fails. Leave at Merrill Oar.
sge. Merrill Ore. ll-lSs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14

HELP WANTED-llea OF women.
Steady WORT the year roand. Ap-
My Growers' Packing . Warehous-
Ing Association. Incorporated: feeM-
syly the Chelsea Lumbsr 4 Boz CO.
Phone 40W. S.sf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14

FOR SALE-0ood three room plas-
tered house Just finished and near
new school at price Of $1,000. Only
S3oo cash and SIS q month. Chilcote
4 Smith. s33 Main.
1914
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-14

wANTED-OOOK at warren Hunt
hospital. Pialn cooking. wages $50
DEF month Md mIlHtSIucc. Stxrt II
once. Apply aoW to DR.. Warren Hunt
At the hospital office. 9Th and Pine
streets. iiu'
The Washington times., 1920-08-02

HAVE letter.
FROM AN Iowa farm.
AND THE letter is signed.
~ FARAER'S Wife"
AND SHE tells me OF Dick"
A PLAIN farm horse.
THAT FOR many years.
WORKED FAITHFULLY.
AND As horses do.
HAD GROWN old.
AND LAST sprins came.
AND THE farmer man.
WENT OUT to the barn.
OR WHEREVER Dick was,
AND PATTED his. neck.
AND SAID to him.
"iOu'RE 4 good old horse.
SAND You've served me well.
"AND WE'VE both worked hard.
"AND ! can't quit.
"BUT FROM this day on.
"YOU'RE GOING to rest.
SAND DO no work"
AND so it is.
THAT GOOD old Dick.
JUST ROAMs around.
IN A pasture field.
WHERE THE grass is sweet.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
BARESPLOT TOH0LD
up CLOTHING PRICES
Conspiracy Supported 3
Makers and Jobbers.
Palmer Charges.

A conspiracy to hold up high prices
of wearing apparel exists and is being
supported by manufacturers and job
bcrs of clothing. according to charges
made in a formal statement issued by
the Department of Justice today
1T only remains to fix personal re-
sponsibility." before vigorous prose-
cution is begun" the statement de-
Clared.
Mills have been closed arbitrarily"
the statement declared. and the clos
ing of these mills has been used TO
threaten retail dealers that If they
do not buy on the present market
their supplies will be curtailed and
even higher prices will prevail
Manufacturers and jobbers of wear
ing apparel are using the same 'aC
tics as were used during the recent
speculative period" the statement de-
clared "A carefully planned cam
paign" is being carried on to force
retail dealers TO buy at the present
market prices. the statement declared,
and in many Instances a guarantee is
being given against decline in
prices. in violation of the Lever law.
Retail dealers have refused to BUY
at present prices. according to the
Department of Justice, and the alleg-
ed conspiracy has been formed to
force and intimidate retail dealers to
buy at present prices and 10 thereby
maintain these prices.
A thorough investigation is now
under way, the department announc-
ed. and prosecutions are expected
within "A short time,
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
WOMEN IN JEW PULPITS
BECOME LIVE ISSUE

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.--Jewish cir
clcs here arc animated over the ques-
tom of admitting women TO the
Jewish ministry. which is brought into
prominence by Joseph Lesser in the
American Israelite.
Miss Martha Neumark. of Cincin-
natl. is already studying at the
Hebrew Union college for the pulpit.
She is a daughter of Prof. David Neu-
mark. II member of tho faculty, and is
the. first girl in history to. enter col
lego to prepare to become rabbi.
I'VE have no objection ut tho col
lCCc tn women entering the ministry
declared Dr. Kaufman. president OF
tho Hebrew Union College. THE ques-
,ion is whether the congregations are
prepared TO receive women rahbis.'
pr. Gothard Dcutsch. dean OF the
college. expressed the opinion that
thcrc Is no need for women ip tho
pulpit. There have been numerous
occasions on which women have
spokcn from Jewish pulpits, he said,
but. IN my opinion, there is no need
for them as ministers. Tho congrc-
cations would hardly be inclined to
receive them
Ieiscr, in hiS appeal in favor OF
"womcn rabbits" said in part:
"Scholarship is cardinal requisite
for the Jewish ministry, And scholar
shin il independent OF scx. Tho Jew
ish ministry must bc strongly In
trcuUhcd In learning. That qualities
Of heart must he companion gifts or
mind requires no argument. There
arc tho sine qua non OF the jewish
ministry and aprly alike to men as
well as women
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
CHARGES v. B. & A.
FALS|F|ES REPORTS
Petition of Commuters Club
Objects to Recent In
crease in Fares.

\ petition from the Washington,
Baltimore & Annapolis Commuters
club Of Seabrook, Md. was sent to
Attorney General Palmer today, re-
qucsting the Department of Justice to
investigate the decision under which
increased rates were awarded the
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis,
July IT.
John 4. RigSlcs. signer of tho petit
tiOn. contends that the Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis and the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company arc Joint carriers and sell
round-trip tickets as such between
Baltimore. Annapolis and Washing
ton. but that they have violated thh
Interstate commerce act by selling
communication ticket books to the Dis
trict line only and by failing t" file
Chat tarifi.
"Thc W. y. and A. was allowed from
= to 100 pcr cont raise when its bank
rupt competitor, the Annapolis short
Line. way allowed u 20 per C"ut raise
OF fare" the petition reads. "Th" W"
Il. and \. was granted IN Tarin 2l9.
"A scent a-milc fare, yet IL now Nio-
latcs this privilege and charges :
cents a mile from the District line
To Gregory - TIC W" w. anu "
tarin is fnlsfcd when II publishes y
tariT sheet with tho distance from
the District line to Grcgory's as l.32
miles.
"Thp accounts of tho w, H. and A..
in their sworn report to the Inter-
state commerce Commission, does
not honestly state the amount OF
money actually invested by tho W"
Z. and \. stockholders The w, Il
and \. in 1917 paid over 30 pcr cent
dividend on money actually invested
in common stock. As the low Id
Government employees and tho sol
dicrs at Camp Meade are the great
cst sufferers from this unjust raisf
Of fare. We rccl sure you will inves
tiGatc these facts
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
REDS DEFY ENTENTE
AS ARMIES ADVANCE

| LONDON. Aug. With the Rus
/ sian Red army pouring across the
| Polish line of demarcation laid down
today stands in bold defiance TO the
allies.
The failure Of the Soviet govern
ment at Moscow 10 stop the furious
advance Of the Russian army into
Poland indicates that the army COM
mand had taken control of the situa-
ton into its own hands and is dis
regarding orders from the civil chiefs
at Moscow.
! The anxious inquiry is now being
made: Has there been a military coup
and has the Russian army command
| become 'the dominant power?
! \ dispatch from Warsaw said that
| Polish government officials had cvi-
dence that the Soviet government
had ordered Tuchachcvski, comman-
der Of the Russians on the center and
northern, flank. TO discontinue the ad-
vance Monday night, but the command
was absolutely disregarded.
1t was significant, however, that
! the Soviet war office communique re-
ceived here yesterday came through
lthe regular channels-the Moscow
wireless. This indicated that If there
! had been any usurpation OF power by
the military in the field ii extended
to Moscow also.
The weeks developments have Gre
ated intense confusion in eastern Eu-
rope. 1t has been Impossible to pro-
ceed with plans for a general peace
conference between Russia. Poland
Rumania and the smaller Russian
border states, because the outcome
Of the Red advance into Poland could
not be foreseen.
Threats are being made of mill
tary alliance between the Russian and
German Bolshevists. Russia, as the
firebrand OF Europe, is spreading
such "A wave of alarm az has not been
known, except during the early days
of the world war. since the time Of
Napoleon
A Moscow radiogram quotes the fol-
lowing proclamation to the Russian
Red army:
SOLDIERS. on your success at the
front depends the success of the
kamineff delegation"
kamineff, ii is Indicated, would
head the Russian armistice delega-
ton. but the complete personnel has
not yet been announced.
The defeat of Poland and the possi-
bility Of n union Of Russian and Ger
nnn Reds II not the only menace pre-
ceedinE from Russia. The Soviet IL
making vigorous plans to proceed
against Persia and Armenin. and War
saw reports that 4 big Red army is
being massed on the Dniest-r 70 men
nee Rumania.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
REDS ROUTED IN
NEW POLE DRIVE
Much Booty Recaptured in
GaIicia, Warsaw Says in
Communique.
CONTINUED from First PageJ

CONTINUED from First Page)
sheyik revolution occurred last week;
rhe Lithuania Bolshcylks are rcquisi-
Coming railway rolling stock and war
materials.
II is understood that the govern
ments Of the Baltic states have called
"A conference for tomorrow, but Of
ncials OF the BRUSH government
said they did not know it's object.
While continuing the drive against
the Poles the Kusslans are still wag-
ing war In the Caucasus. Armenia is
reported 10 have asked for an armis-
rIuc to stem The Iiusslan invasion Of
that country but Moscow refused TO
grant II.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
HONOR MEMORY OF
ST0NEWALL JACKSON

CLAkhSBUkG, " Va Aug. =
The first annual gathering at Jack
sons Mills To honsr the memory Of
StonsNall Jackson, the Confederate
leader, viii take plaC" tomorrow un-
der the direction Of Stonswall Jack
son Chapter. United Daughters Of the
Confederacy stephen q. jackson. at
torney, will preside and addresses
VIII be delivered by COngresman
Mansfield NJ. Neely and Judge W. $.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
SPEED FOE is VI0LATOR.

PAssAIC, Aug Lester " Gilbsr
chief inspector of the New JerBe
State motor vehicle department whas
duties include the curbinE Of rec+ les
driving, was arrested here for speed
ing In his automobile.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02

Raymond. of FsirronL JuJgc ,haJ
moHd O. take thc place of Judge A., }
Murrru. horuhl'rau rr ,uiso~f ftT 80
ernor, who found h impossible L. a
tend 4 basLet dinner Viii br a feI
tuTC.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
RED INVADERS SET UP
SOVIETS IN ARMENIA

COlNSTANTINOPLE Aug. Local
soviet administrations are being eS-
tablished in the wake of the Russian
red army. which has invaded north
ern Armenia, 1t was reported in dis
patches from the Russo-Armenan n
battle front today.
The Armenian government is
alarmed over the situation, and is
dismissing all Russian Armenians
from office.
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
OPENING WALL
STREET PRICES

Complete Wall street market
appears In this column ut the
close OF tOdsy's trading. These
papers have, In the Grst page
date line. "CLOSING WALL
STREET PRICES"
The Washington times., 1920-08-02
We TOW NE GOSSIP
u Ksalsssfsa T. . FatsAs 0Fass
BY X. c.. b.

AND ALL he does,
OUTSIDE or this,
Is ONCE in a while
WHEN THEY harness him up
TO SOMETHING light,
JUST TO let him know,
THAT HE'S needed still
AND THE farmers wife,
SAYS SHE'S just come in,
FROM THE haying field.
AND BEYOND the fence.
SHE SAW old Dick:
WITH HIS ears straight up.
AND A twist in his neck.
As hE looked dCroSS'
AT THE busy men.
AID HEARD their calls,
TO HIS stablemates.
or YOUNGER years.
WHO STILL must work.
AND SHE asks of me.
THAT l write these lines.
AND SHE'LL clip them out.
AND PUT them away.
'AND 50 | write.
AND ADD Dicks thanks.
FOR 4 farmer man.
WHO WAS good to him.
THANK you.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13
Scouts Going To Camp

The Boy Scouts of Troop No. 2 Of
Penns Grove are planning for the
greatest event in the Scout life-the
Summer Camp.
The boys are to spend from August
21st to 28th inclusive at Alcyon Park
under the leadership of Rev. R. S.
Carlisle, E. j. Phillips and Scout Mas
ter John C. Black. 1t is necessary for
the Scouts to have their parents on
sent. The expense for each Scout viii
be S1.00 a day. Visitors will be well
come at camp each day after 2 z. NJ.
The following program viii be car
ried out:
6.50-Reveille.
6.55-Color flag raising.
7.10-Morning dip.
7.25-Mess call.
7.30-Assembly for breakfast.
S.O0-Tents and bedding aired.
S.15-Scouting, hikes, tests, daily
program on bulletins board.
1L.00-Morning swim.
11.55-Mess call.
1900 Noon-Assembly for dinner.
P. NJ.
1.00-Scouting, games.
4.00-Water sports.
5.50-Mess call.
6.00-Supper.
6.30-Retreat.
S.30-Camp fire.
9.30-Call to quarters.
10.00-Taps. Camp Committee.
Cooks may come and cooks may go,
but the eating habit stays forever.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13

The fine sandy beach along the
Penns Grove river front is being
cleaned up by the thoughtful shore
residents. For several years it has
been the subject of great neglect dur
ing which time there was a great ac-
emulation of tin cans and garbage.
The beach has been improved so much
that bathing there is being thoroly en-
joyed by those who do not have the
opportunities of the seaShore.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13

Motortrucks will multiply more rap
idly than ever and will take over the
greater part of the business of trans
porting freight shipments and express
matter on short hauls in South Jersey,
within a radius of thirty miles of Phil
adelphia, as a result of the further
increase in railroad freight rates.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13

Under an ordinance passed by the
Gloucester City Council at the request
of business men to keep out visiting
carnivals, it will cost 5000 per day for
a carnival to stop there. The fee is
$500 a year in Penns Grove, and the
license must be taken out for the full
period.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13

The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of the president, 101 East Main
Street, on Friday afternoon, August
goth, at 2.30 o'clock. A good atten-
dance is desired.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13

1t is easier to get well on in years
than it is to get well off in cash.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13

Did you ever try seeking happiness
by making others less unhappy ?
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13
Ordinance No. 90

An Ordinance to Amend an Ordinance
entitled San Ordinance governing
and regulating Mercantile Licenses
in the Borough of Penns Grove,
fixing the fees to be paid therefor
and regulating business licensed
and providing penalties"
BE 1t ordained by the Council of the
Borough of Penns Grove:
Section /. That Section 2 of said Or
dlnance be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Section 2. All license fees shall be
due and payable to the Borough Clerk
at his office on the first day of Aug
ust in each year, and all such licenses
shall expire on the first day of August
following such payment. No license to
bf issued for less than the full yearly
rye whether application be for the en-
tire year or the part of a month"
Section 2. That Section 4 of said Or
dinance be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Section 4 The license fee to be paid
annually, as above provided, to the Bor-
ough of .Penns Grove, for conducting
the business and occupations herein
named, at the places to be designated
in the license certificate issued Their
for, shall be as follows: (The names
used being a designation of the bust
nesses and occupations required to be
licensed.)
Advertising signs, advertising a bust
ness not conducted on the premises
where a sign is placed, not owned or
controlled by a bill board advertising
company:
Electrical:
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-08-13

Cooks may come and cooks may go,
but the eating habit stays forever.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
Tn Principe como hay nuchos

aa
los acordareis del Principe Coro-
|nado Carlos de Rumauia, que contra
10 matrimonio morganatico con una
hermosisima rumana de sangre pie
beya, v que renunci6 sus derechos al
trono por este motive?
El retrato del joven Principe, acom-
panado d. su bella consorte, recorri6
casi todos los peri6dicos del mundo '
con el retrato Sc publicaron infnidad
de anecdotas del mismo, descubriendo
en- el tendencias de IN espiritu demo-
eratico no sentido e hipocritamehte
extenuado.
Entire todo 10 que de 81 Sc relataba,
aparecia el hecho de haberse dispa-
rado valerosa y friamente un tiro en-
su pierna derecha, para burlar Ia Pc
ma que le habian inpuesto sus padres
los Reyes de Rnmania, de separarse
de su esposa por una temporada De
amos en- viaje haeia eI Jap6n.
Tanto era 81 amor por Ia que ha-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

O. nns1ao a. fucFso Riro.
FOR CrANT0. ei Bon lura a. a.
Ia Cegse ha diramao IA Eiruiemtes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

bfa elegido como su companera de to-
da Ia vida
Pues biens un despacho procedente
de Berlin, dice que el romantico Prin-
cipe Carlos, quien pOr IN tempo fue
el plato del dia en- los cifculos de. las
muiefes hOnitas y de los j6venes ga
laptes, ha yuelto a reconvenirse con
el Rey Ferdinand , Ia Reina Maria,
reclama Ia succession Al trono Y para
clio intenta disolver su matrimonio
contraido en- 1918 con Mile. Zyzis
Lambrino, Ia bonita joven que le vol
vic loco v por cuyo amor jur6 ante Ell
mpndO renunciar todo. absolutamen
te todo, a1n sus tftulos nobilia-
rios, antes que separarse de su lado...
ESQ 10 decia el Principe Carlos de
Rumania.
Pero el Principe ha comprendido,
tarde es, pero 10 ha comprendido, que
no tiene palabra de Principe,
Q tai vez no era q Quien hablaba
asf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
PIEDRAS EN- LA YEJIGA DE LA

Carta Ebrey Chemical Works.
New York, ANTE todo empiezo por3
|decifles que soy uno de los muchos,
afortunadoS que deben la vida a laI
Antiealculina Ebrey. Mi enfermedadl
EZRA de caleulos o piedras en- la veiiga.
de la hiel vida me era una carga
pesada tales eran mis- sufrimientoss
81 estomago no ftancionaba, no tenfai
.apetito, an estrenimiento pertinaz me
teria siempre de NAL humor.n
"a consecuencia de t6rpeza del hi-
gado, mi piel era de un color amarillo
sucio, me daba gran trabajo poE la
malana levantarme, y despues que sa-
LA de la CANA, no teria animos de
|trabajar, nj de hablar con nadie. An.
ties de que me atacaran los c6licos he
p5ticos y otros desordenes graves, tu-,
We la suerte de comprar un frasco de
Anticalculina Ebrey y gracias a Dios
Y a esa medicina, he recobrado Ia sa-
|lud.n
Tambien tome las Pildoras Laxati-
vas Ebrex, las que me han dadc graz
resultado para el shigado, malestar
estrenimiento. Muchas personas de-
esta localidad, a instancias nlias, es
tan tomando la Anticalculina Ebrey.
las Pfldoras Laxativas Ebrey, para
des6rdenes en- los finones, yejiga el
higado, y gran pumero de elias han
recdbrado la salud. Otras van en- Was
de euraci6n Me pregnntan que 81 70
vendo esas preparedness, pero les
contesto que no, que pneden eomprar-
Sc en- las boticas de Matanzas 2 Pue-
bio Nuevo.1
OSCAR RIERA Y. E., San Juan de
Dios, 2s, Pueblo Nuevo, Matanzas,
Cuba.
81 esta I'd. enfermo de los rihones,
vejiga higado. y desea curarse con
Ia ,AnticalcuIina Ebrey, escriba
Ebrey Chemical Works, 50 West
Broadway. New York. y recibiga era-
tbs un interesante foIleto. La Anti
ealeulina Ebrey Sc encuentra de venta
en- todas las b0ticas' Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

Q tai vez no era z quien hablaba
asI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17
IS Ssil5 1SssilO5liLIICITAMos j AGENTEs

~ H5f@Ai@t
En- todas las poblaciones tP,ila, de Ia IIslaa,
paraun gran negoeiO de BIusas, Gala Il
do, Ropa Interior de Sras-, PanuelOs,
etc, etc.ehechos manOs. Suminis-
tramos las teIas y rlateriales. Paga.
mos los mejores precios las costn-
reras y connisi6nes liberales los
Agentes. Pueden soIicitar la Agen-
cia taiito lnombres como niljeres. Di-
riianse dando referencias
West Indies Import & Export Co.
Box 64s, Ponce, P. r.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-17

OF nnlllo a. Hurllo kico.
rOR CCANTo. q Bon. lurs a. a.
IA Cosse hA dirtmao IA siraiemtes
ORnEN.
VISTA la precuacntr peiicien ~
raaa. prcneniada por a Aboeado D.
5ost Daiorrs Rodrignez. a nonbre
dd snlicitAnte mrriba expneNado.
Bernardo SCAU BALllESTER.
como aibacea sestamcntArio del g.
nado Ignacio Maria Sorondo y So
rueta. solicitando 81 nombramicnto
de an Administrator Judicial para
Que proceda a entenderse con los
bienes reiictos y al pagO de deudas
del referido finado;
Citese a todos los herederOs, le-
gatarios y aereedOres de la heren-
cia del finado IgnaciO Maria So
R0ND0 y S0RUETA, a I'm de que
cOinparezean ante esta Corte de
DistritO el dia 25 de Abril de 1920,
a la hora de las 8 A. NJ, para ira
tar del nombramiento de Admins
trador Judicial sOlicitado; y sc or
dena que los herederos RESIDENCES
en- Espaia, sean citados por edictos
en- la forma Y tempo que prescri-
ben los articulos 2s y29 de la Ley
= de Procedimientos Legales Espe-
ciales, en- el periodico Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, que Sc edita en- la Ciudad de
San Juan de Puerto Rico, o sea,
= una vez por semana, dCrante el
termino de un mes, remitiendose
por correo una cepia certifcada del
edicto la Ultima residencia de di-
chos herederos.
Dada en- Camara, en- la Ciudad
de Arecibo, a veinte Ide febrero de
mil noveeientos veinte.
(Firmado1 Enrique LlOreda,
fra gf4.ifssl Eil,g9Iezs kA.'
foR TANTo Sc cita por medic del
edicto a los herederos resi-
ientes en- Espaiaa a los fines indicados
n Ia 0rden transcrita. y l. 'i'
iDad6 bajo mi itiano y 'bajo el sello
lie la Corte en- Arecibo, P. R., a rs de
'ebrero de 1920.
/. az 5it9.1a Manuel Il. Corbet, ~ iC
shsAn4 Secretario D.. GIde AretiBo!
:. sI'9 o5n9i@a7lt ~, ? Adtt