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The Crittenden press., 1920-04-09
Number 81

Orr were guests Of Fate Orr and
family one night last week.
Little Miss, Monvile Boyd spent
last week with her grand mother.
Mrs. Eva Davis.
Mrs, Matte Coleman and sons.
Lexie and Rosco were the guests
at the home of Rev. I. w. Tally
one night last week.
Miss Pearl Davis spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Finnie Boyd
of Shady Grove.
Robert Warren was in Marion
Saturday.
W. B. Stembridge was in Sha-
dy Grove Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Warren
were in Providence Friday.
Roy Coleman OF Midway section
visited relatives in this vicinity
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Belle Travis was the
guest Of Mrs. Henry Brown of Sha-
dy Grove Tuesday.
Mys Alma Mcconnell and chill
dren visited her sister Of Shady
Grove last week.
Ray Travis spent Sunday with
Euclid Travis.
Misses Reba and Ora Turley at
tended the egg hunt Saturday at
the home Of Miss Tylene Mcdowell.
7. J. Fralick spent one day last
week with his daughter Mrs. Eva
Davis.
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CRAYNE

Since our last letter have lost by
death Mr.. Kirby Bradford he was
buried in Crayne Cemetery on the
oath by Rev. Hicks.
Mrs Evans of Indiana is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. viii
Brown.
Mrs T. T. Jones held an egg
hunt at the home of Rev. Hicks
Sunday which was greatly enjoyed
Rev. Hicks has been sick for
the past few days.
James Jones and his mother Of
Marion were visiting r T. Jones
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Carlton was
visiting Mrs Cartons mother last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Snllenger is sick al
this writing ' - 81 -
John Brown Of Kansas who has
been visiting his mother at this
place has returned home.
Rev. Hicks will preach at Craynt
Sunday evening at 7:30.
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WESTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Baberson
and little daughter Of Blackford
were guests Of her sister, Mrs.
Leona Hodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hughes are
the proud parents Of fine boy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb has been
very sick for the past few days.
Miss Winnie Walker who has
been spending few days with her
sister Mrs. Beulah Vessel has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belt are
the proud parents Of fine girl.
Mrs. Anna Winters and children
were guests of Mrs. LeOna Hodge
Thursday.
Mrs. Calvin Craig has the in
fluenZa.
Mrs. Eliza Hughes called on
Mrs. r. E. Lamb Sunday.
Miss Ethel Henson was here
shopping one day last week.
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PINEY CREEK.

Little Miss Flora and Ruth Camp
bell were guests Of Gladys Sigler
Saturday.
Mr.. Han Jennings. wife and ba-
by were guests Of J. l.. Hunt and
family Sunday.
Mr.. John Hunt visited John
Sigler Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Hunt visited John Sig
Ter Sunday.
Miss Ora and Geneva Andrews
visited Miss Lee Page and Macy
Hushings one day last week.
Miss Lee and Macy Rushing Wis
tied Miss Ora and Geneva Andrews
Sunday.
Mr.. Homer Myers and family
visited Mrs. Myers parents last
week.
Miss Ada Andrews visited her
grand parents last week.
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OF INTEREST To
TOBACCO GROWERS

The following is a letter to MIR,
W. B Yandell from Il, T.. Cooper OF
the Hopkinsville Warehouse; Il
wish To beg your pardon for failing
to acknowledge my appreciation OF
the interest you have manifested, in
having your friends To ship their to-
bacco to me for sale and deeply de-
plore the fact that our market has
declined continuously since the lat
ter part Of January until We are
unable TO make sale OF common and
low grades OF tobacco at any thing
like the price that would justify the
farmer for having produced II.
We have II good demand for heavy
fired tobacco OF the broad leaf type,
this grade OF tobacco has not suffered
like the medium and low grades
However all grades OF lugs and
trashes are extremely low.
feel personal interest in the
farmers OF Crittenden County and
broad leaf tobacco as the one suck
.rs ,r. ma, IN d.m,rd a,d ., nv
iudvm.,, ,lwov. s.us ,or ,.ss than
~. h.oa, loo, ona ., ,,. o,,.,
mistakes find that Crittenden
counw farmers ei,her do no, know
ar has n.yer a,nr.cint.d the yaIu.
of pronerly curlnr THAR tobncco
To do this I, is firs, necessary TO use
v,od uyh, h,r,s IN. nav, 10 IN In,
,h.ir ,oh,cco ga, r,r. and ,vo,d
crowd,,v ,,.,r ,o,acco 4, ,,a har,
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the size OF the juncture with the
shank In a good ear the shelled
corn will occupy the same space as
the ear before il was shelled. II
is good relationship where the
depth OF the grain Is one half the
diameter OF the cob or the circum-
ference OF the ear twice the circum-
ference OF the cob Smooth ears are
to be preferred but there are many
excellent varieties that have
charactistic rough ear
Many experiments have been
tried for comparison OF yield of se-
lected and. tested seed corn. with
corn planted from the crib. The
selected and tested seed corn in
variably gave an increased yield Of
from two to. twenty bushels.
heartily. recommend to those far
mers who >frst have first class
seed corn that they buy u bushel
OF the best seed corn that can be
had and then next year select seed
from their own planting
In orAef to stimulate more in
terest in increasing our yield the
J Agricultural classes Of Marion
High School are planning a seed
corn. show to be held in the Court
House yard on next court day April
l2. will. be the best attended court
day OF the year and hope that
every farmer that has ten ears OF
seed corn will bring them and help
make this show q success. IL the
proper interest and cooperation il
shown in our corn show we will
promote d live stock show for the
county. A seed corn judge from
our agricultural Experiment Sta
tion will he here to judge the fol
4 lowing. classes: white varieties
Boone County White. White Dent
Improved Willett, Red Cob White
Hickory King Yellow varieties
Gate Post. Yellow Dent. Ninety Da,
Yellow, Thirty liberal prizes will
he offered and surely you can VIII
one OF these Bring your sample
/ to the Court House yard during th'
morning To be classified and arrang
% ed in order that the judge ma,
: award FIRST second and third priz
{ for each class and your corn re
, turned 10 yu early In the after
. noon Watch for further announce
e ments through these columns bu
, in the 'nieni~hile get ten ca
. sample oi srcds corn some where 81
II some was - So.
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a good deal OF fine leaf from $50
TO $3.50.
Tobaccos that are big tied and in
soft condition OF low grades will
scarcely pay the expense OF shipping
Knowing the public spirit interest
that you have In the welfare OF your
people, that unless they change their
character of tobacco and their man
ner OF handling and curing same the
out look for the new crop will be
gloomy indeed and | see nothing
that will give relief for them on
their present crop.
Those who have visited the mar
kct in person and seen the manner
Of handling and curing the good
grades OF tobacco say that the trip
has been quite an education to them
and certainly hope that they will
pIoiit from same
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-09
The 1920 Chautauqua

Begin now to plan to attend the Chau-
tauqua to be held in Marion this year. The
program is to be the best one yet. True it is
several weeks till time to attend Chautauqua
but it is not too soon to talk Chautauqua
with your neighbors, and either buy or have
your season tickets reserved for you.
Let's make the Marion Chautauqua the
biggest one in western Kentucky This can
easily be done if every one will take hand
in boosting it-and the best way to boost is
to buy a season ticket for each member of
your family and Influence your neighbor to
do likewise. The cost is small and the re-
turns big.
Buy a Season Ticket this Year
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-09
SURVEY PASSED MARION

The transit party Of the federal
surveyors reached Marion last Sat
urday The road as il is now sur
yeyed enters Marion on North Main
Street, coming across Mrs. Pierce's
pasture in front of her house and
following Main Street until it
reaches the new Marion and Salem
road at A. II. Reeds corner.
The survey follows the road
rather close until it reaches DR..
Stones farm there it deviates lit
tie to the south side crossing the
creek about one hundred yards a.
bove the old bridge. II then fol-
lows the road until it reaches the
culvert passed Mr.. William Sullen-
gers, there it leads off to the south
passing up the hill in front of Mr..
Birds house and hitting the road
again at the Patmore lane. 1t is
not decided where it will go over
the Moore hill.
There is some controversy as tC
whether the road should go from
the center of the town out the old
road by the Cemetary or go down
to Reeds corner. BY the road 60.
ing to the Reed corner and ther
turning it makes the road that il
coming from Princeton intercept II
at that point thus making the in
tersection in the outskirts. IL the
road went out by the cemetery II
would add and extra street as the
road coming from Princeton will
then come to the corner by Taylor
and Taylor's and making the two
roads meet in the center of the bus
mess district.
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TEST YOUR SEED CORN

Corn planting time is here and
testing OF seed corn is at hand. II
is deplorable that a great number
OF farmers select their seed corn
from the crib Just before planting.
Seed corn should have been select
ed last fall. cured and stored. The
lack OF care in selecting. curing and
storing OF seed corn is one main
reason why the average yield In
Kentucky for 1919 was only 20
bushels
What constitutes a good ear OF
seed corn? The following is a de-
scription OF an ideal ear OF dent
corn: the ear should taper uniform
ly from butt TO tip and should be
as near as possible cylindrical
such an ear holds the largest amount
OF grain and contains the largest
percentage Of grain In proportion
to cob, other things being equal
Both the butt and the tip should be
well filled for same reasons and be-
cause this indicates full deyelope-
ment and maturity as well as adap-
tation TO soil. latitude or season
Excessive length is not desirable
when obtained at the expense OF
poorly filed butt and tip. 4 good
proportion between circumference
and length is three to four, or q
circumference OF six inches for an
ear eight inches long. A good sig,
for the circumference OF the cob Is
from three and two thirds 10 fouI
and one third inches. The col
should be neither too large or TO,
small II Is evident that Of two ear'
OF equal size and compactness thu
one with the small cob will contain
the more grain On the other han,
while small cobs usually contain
the larger proportion OF grain, thu
total weight OF the ear is often mucl
less and the yield smaller 4 larg,
cob that is not obtained NJ the eN
pense OF the depth Of the grail
will contain the largest amount u
grain. Excessively large cobs how
ever are Objectionable as the
usually carry large percentage u
water, thus lowering the keepinl
qualities OF the grain and its vital
ity for seed, This is likely to b
true Of ears that are distinctivel
tapering, as well as making ther
more difficult to husk ON account q
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PINEY FORK

Mr.. Durk Crider wife and little
daughter were the guests of his
mother of Belmont Sunday.
Mr.. Ote Chandler was in our sec
tion one day last week.
Mr. j. l.. Collins attended Sunday
school at this place Sunday
Mrs. Emma Handy and family
were the guests OF Mrs. Burk Crider
one day this week.
Mrs. Ruth Hill who has been very
III is improving.
Mr.. Orton Woodside is contem-
plating moving his saw mill from
this place one day this week,
Rev. c. T. Boucher went TO Stur-
gis last Tuesday to attend Preshy
terry
Mr.. C. b. Collins was in Marion
Tuesday on business.
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BLACKBURN

Mr.. Robt. Warren who is at
tending High School at Clay spent
the week end with his parents.
Miss Anna Orr is spending few
days with her brother Leslie Of
Deanwood.
J. A. Stembridge and family and
Miss Freddie Travis spent Sunday
at the home of w. b. Stembridge
and family.
Misses Willie Travis and Reba
Mcconnell were the guests OF Mrs
Raymond brennan the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Orr and AL
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BEARD MINES

The Musical at Mr.. Nora Belt
last Saturday was well attended.
Mrs W NJ Edwards OF Evans.
Vile is visitin. her parents. Mr. q.
and Mrs. George Horning
Miss Lorene Claghorn is visiting
her cousins. Miss Mary and Birtie
Hoover
Miss Ethe Horning spent Wed.
nesday with Miss Mary Hoover.
Mrs John James has been very
sick but is reported better.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewing James have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs
Ruth duncan.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-09
HUGHES-ESTES

Mr.. Sam Esets OF Morganheld
and Mrs. Macel Hughes Of Marion
were united in marriage at Har-
risburg Illinois March 81. Mr..
Estes is engaged in mining at III
dorado Illinois and Mrs. Hughes
has been employed at Mt. Vernon
Indiana The couple will make
their home In EldoradO
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our heart
felt thanks To our kind friends and
neishbors who 80 kindly assisted us
in the sad and lonely hours OF the
death OF our dear husband and
father Louis Allen Guess. may God 8
blessings rest upon one and all.
MRS Il. GUESS AND CHILDREN
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FOR SALE

Eggs! Full blooded BARRED Rocks,
II. |. Reds. $3.50 per is. White
Leghorns 81 .25. All single combs,
can MI orders any time. MRS j.
d. CARTER Marion Ky.
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Habaneras
Ode nuestrO cOrresponsal en- cuba)

Ode nuestro corresponsal EN- Cuba)
Ell Presidente de la Republica ha san
cionado la ley que ell Congreso Y ell Sc
nado aprobaron sumentando los sueldos
de los empleados pubicos.
Sc aprob6, en- definitiva. la siguiente
escala de aumen.os, como qualification
especial:
Hasta 600 pesos anuales, Ell 100 90.
De COL a 1000, ell 80 por ciento.
De 1,OO1 1000, ell so por ciento.
De 2.OO1 a 5000. ell 40 por ciento.
De S,O01 1000, ell 20 por ciento.
De 4,OO1 5000. ell Is por ciento.
De COOL en- adelante, ell 10 por ciento
Sc exceptuaron del derecho de au
mento los Senadores. Representatives.
Presidente, y Vice -presidente de la Re.
pIbhca y Secretaries del despacho. Que
do fijado ell jornal del obrero que utili.
ce ell Estado en- tres pesos diariamente
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COMERCIAL.

Ha sido registrada de conformidad
con la Ley de Corporaciones, la corpo
racion denominada THE PORTO RICO
TRADING AND COMMISSION CO.,
INC, con su oficina principal en- ell
Edificio Belaval, Tanca NO 2, Ser pi-
so, San Juan, siendo sus incorporate
res don Constantine Fernandez (Presi-
dente Y Manager); don Antonio Pavfa
Jr, (Tesorero) y don Andres A. Cabre
70 (Secretario).
La mencionada compafia, Sc dedica
ra toda clase de operaciones comercia
les, expresamente al ramo de Agen
cias, Comisiones y Representations.
Tiene organizada una secci6n expresa
mente para los asuntos de contabilidad
en- sus distintas ramas, dirigida por ell
Presidente, con personal de absolute com
petencia.
Ademas. Sc ocupara en- la preparation
dc planillas de "Income Tax" ajusta
das las disposiciones de la actual Ley
de Rentas.
A tai servicio va agregado el do re
clamaciones apelaciones ante la Jun
ia de revision igualamiento todo
cuanto de un modo u otro tenga rela
cion con el ramo de contribuciones.
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DAIEADEC ARECIBo, Plaza
0FAAEAAAAAO principal Hotel, Ca
INGLATERRA cI,,,5is rr9pis'aria aria
-. at Barcelona

Boarding House at ST. s''SSl"ns %o' :
Phone 6Os ROio Stop 1871, santurce.
p. r.
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Ninguna Mujer Debe
Estar Sin Mu-col
SU HTGIENE PERSONAL
LO DEMANDA

Durante muchos amos, el MU-COL ha
sido recetado por Doctores en- todo Ell
mundo civilizado, para las Intermediates
peculiares del sexo femenino, sin necesidad
de recurrir a medicinas internas, que pue-
den afectar otros 6. ganos y hacer melor
daiio que provecho.
81 todas las muieres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente maravilloso que es
este polvo antiseptico, no-venenoso, esta
generaci6n v las venideras, Sc verfan ex-
entas de tantas pobrecitas, que sufren en-
silencio por falta de un tratamiento que de
verdaderos resultados, tai como AlU-COL.
Experimental I'd, unos cuantos trata-
mientos en- su propia casa, har3n desapa-
recer los hujos, irritaci6n Y dolores.
La naturaleza da alguna ayuda pero
necesita asistencia, desela con MU-COL
DE venta en- todas las boticas acredita
das.
THE MU-COL COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo. \ Y T. UA
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DE NTERES PARA LAS DAMAS

Hago a mAquina Punto de vainica,
Dobladillos, Tru-Tru y Ribete de Picot,
en- cualquiera clase de tela y pre-
clos econ6micos.
Habiendo aumentado ell nnmero de
maquinas, puedo entregar en- el acto
todos los trabajos. Garantizo esmero y
nmpieza. Tienda LA FANdA. San Fran
cisco st. Telefono 555.
Servicio especial por correo
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HOTELES

SEVUIA FL mas frescO, amphO
SA AA comedor con vista al
mar. Departamentos para familias. Fren
10 al edifcio del senado y cerca de los
demAs Centres 0hciales. Fl mas conve-
niente para transeuates.
Gale del crtsto, Mum. 16, San Juan
Tel6fono 348. P. o. Box 582
Propietario: Pedro Arrieta.
pAIEADCC ARECIBo. Plaza
DFAE EAANAAO principal Hotel, Ca
10. Colmado y Restaurant. FL Mejor de
Arecibo. sitio para AUTOMOBILES anexo
al Hotel.
PEDRO oRPI co.
NGLATERRA cI,s,1ds rrGpiet1ria' aria
mud, Tanca 6. Telefono 800, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una de
las Principales Gales, cerca del Tren
del Teatro, frente a los Muelles Y
contiguo al Correo Y demas Edificios
Federales. Buen trato. Seryieio exec
Iente. Sc admiten abonados a precios
m6dicos.
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DR.. Octavio Jordan

Este distinguido galeno y excelente
amigo nuestro salio en- el vapor BRA
zos" para los Estados Unidos, donde
sc propone permanecer hasta Ell mes de
octubre, concurriendo los mejores cen
tros especialistas a estudiar investigar
Y buscar un tratamiento que alivie o
mejore de la larga y terrible dolencia
que viene aquejando su querido her
mano Cesar, tambien n.5dico de profe-
sion.
El doctor Jordan hace varios amos
que reside en- Manati, donde, por sus
grandes meritos PROFESSIONALS asi como
por sus bellisimas prendas de caracter,
no tan solo Sc ha conquistado una ell
vidiable clientela, 81 que tambien ell ca
riiio la estimacion de todos cuantos
componen aquella culta exquisite So
ciedad. En- dicho pueblo ocupa la pre-
sidencia del Casino Portorriqueiio y
tambien ha sido miembro de la minoria
unionista Ell la Asamblea municipal,
puestos en- los que Sc ha distinguido por
su gran cello en- pro de los intereses que
en- ambos ha representado.
En- las pasadas elecciones fue candi
dato Senado. por ell distrito de Are
cibo habiendo llegado conquissar las
simpatias los votos de la mayoria de
la Convention del distrito pero con-
veniencias Y arreglos de Ultima hora
obligaron a nuestro amigo a retirar su
candidatura, 10 que accedio gustoso,
como buen unionista, no siendo este
obice para que diera a su partido en-
aquella lucha, todo el concurso de sus
entusiasmos de sus energias, con-
tribuyendo de manera efciente al
truista al glorioso triunfo de la cam
! pana
Hoy, de nuevo, EN- la lucha electoral
que sc avecina, los buenos consecuen
tes amigos del doctor Jordan en- aquella
OCCASION. Sc empefan en- premiar sus in
discutibles meritos de politico entusias
a seleccionar para que sea uno de sus
selguros candidates al Senado. Ell doc
tor Jordan estima en- 10 que clio signifl-
ca tan hermosa prueba y honrosa dis
tincion, " csmplaciendo a sus amigos,
acepta ell alto nombramiento sintiendo
que, en- estos momentos de lucha, ten
ga que abandonarlos, aunque temporal
mente, iirpelido por una fuerza mayor,
como 10 es ell buscar alivio a la en-
fermedad de un hermano suyo. No obs
tante, marcha tranquilo confiando en-
que sus buenos amigos conainuaran fir
mes EN- su proposito de sacar triunfante
su nombre en- la Convention que Sc acer
ca, venciendo toda clase de obstaculos
y respondiendo de una manera honora-
BILE a la palabra empefiada. Asirnismo,
so va SECURE de que NADIA Sc interpon-
dra en- ell camino Y lie prive del logro de
sus justas aspiraciones
Por medic de estas breves lineas, nues
tro amigo, en- la imposibilidad de ha-
de sus numerosas an.istades hasta ell
mes de octubre, en- que Sc hallara de
nuevo entire nosotros comparAiendo los
ardores de la lucha y contribuyendo a
que nuestro triunfo en- la campada cleo
toral sea mas esplendido.
Que neve un feliz yiaje ell amigo que
Sc ausenta que yea realizados sus pro
positos son nuestros deseos.
LC.
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iQUIEN ES Ell
GRAN VERGE?

Ell conocido professor en ciencias ocul
tas, osvALDo D. VERGE, Conoce
Espiritismo, Telepatia, Grafologia. Bo-
tanica, Quiromancia. Cartomancia Y
presenta una persona en- un espejo.
iQuereis triunfo en- amor, Logro en-
Fortuna, Adquisicion de suerte, Pros
perar en- vuestras empresas, Disfrutar
de los progresses hechos en- ell extran-
gero, Abriros un porvenir, una carre-
ra brillante, Saber algo de divorcio,
Encontrar trabajo, que le olviden, Po
seer un TALISMAN. Un Amuleto, Un
RESGUARDO, I'm libro de CIENCIAS
OCULTAs, Papel magnetizado? Es-
criba hoy pidiendo precios. Envie Sc
los, o d. VERGE, Box 456, Maya
guez, P. r. Advt.
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pAT ACE En- el centro comercial
HAAA1ANAA de San Juan, con vista
o la bahia. Contiene 10 habitaciones
amplias con cuartos de bafo. "Roof-
garden, sitio ideal para bales, ban
quotes, "soir6es''. FL sitio de reunion
de la buena sociedad
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El Congreso aprobo tambi6n la S
guiente ley de inquilinato:

El congreso aprobo tambien la 81
guiente ley de inquilinato:
'Articulo Primero:
Ell termino para ell lanzamiento de
arrendaniento de fincas urbanas fijado
por el articulo mil quinientos noventa
y cuatro de la ley de Enjmciamiento CT
vii, sera de un ano cuando Sc trate de
casas, pisos, departamentos cuartos,
destinados para viviendas, y ell desahu-
clio Sc funde en- cualquier causa que no
sea falta de pago. de la renta expire.
samente aceptada por ell ocupante. Du-
rante ese termino Ell inquilino quedara
obligado a satisfacer La ren+a que vi
Mere abonando antes de haberse inter
puesto la demanda
Articulo Segundo;
En- ningun case procedera ell desahu-
clio ell lanzamiento de fincas urbanas
destinadas cualquier objeto por falta
de pago de la renta convenida ell dia
del vencimiento, 81 Sc paga antes de
interponerse la demanda entire esta o
Ell lanzamiento, 81 Sc abona, en- ese ter
mino el interes legal de seis por ciento
anual como indemnizaci6n que recibi-
ra Ell arrendador, quedando en- ese ca
so sin efecto la sentencia de desahucio
que SCI hubiere dictado.
Articulo Tercero:
Tampoco procedera ell desahucio de
finca urbana que Sc refiere ell articulo
anterior. cuando la causa sea la falta
de pago del alquiler aumontado sobre Ell
que ell inquilino satisfciera en- ell mes
anterior a la interposici6n de la de
manda.
Articulo Cuarto:
Sc suprime de la ley de Icpuesto;
Municipales ell concepto de "sub-arrer
dadores de habitaciones casas'. Los
alquileres de las casas, viviendas, de
partamentos accessories, Sc celebra.
ran por legitimos propietarios un re.
presentantes legal.
Arturo MORALES
Habana. JUNO 20.
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INADTDE Refnado. comfortable
NAAAADA c6ntrico Para familias ,
transeuntes. Toda clase de comodida
des MagnifcO serviciO. PreciOs razO.
nables. Hay ascensor. Telefono 4S4.
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carta Tel6fonos ss1-1144, Box 1862. San
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