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(F) Emilio del TORo.
lJuez Asociado)

lindancia por ell Norte con Vicente San
tos Ramirez, Ramon Santos Leon, Lu-
cas- Flores, Rafael Santos y Cleto Aya
la; por ell Sur, Daniel Diaz, Andres Con
zalez, Jose Baez Carmelo Zayas; por
ell Este, Jose vergara Y Nicomedes Aya-
la por ell Oeste con Nicolas Martinez
PoR CUANTo, la finca antes descrita
no reporta carga nj gravamen de clase
aIguna, tiene un valor de TRES MIL
DOLARES, moneda americana y fue
aduuirida por la promovente en- cuanto
una extension de 13s cuerdas y 0S59
diez mil6simas de cuerda al dividir la
comunidad que tellia con dona Isabel
Jimenez Gonzalez de Mendez en- finca
de mayor cabida y en- cuanto a 115
cuerdas con O717 diez milesimas de cuer
da por compra la citada dofia Isabel
Jimenez Gonzalez de Mendez, por es-
critura publica de 26 de enero de mil
novecientos veinte.
PoR CUANTo, la peticionaria asi
como los anteriores duefios han poseido
entire todos la mencionada finca por mas
de treinta amos sin interruption, quie-
ia, publica pacifcamente habiendo
satisfecho las contribuciones que le han
sido impuestas.
PoR TANTO, habiendose ordenado
! Dor ell honorable Juez de esta Corte que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-19
Sc c0mpra.

Sc COMPRA un Cortina-Phon para
la ensefianza de Ingles. Es necesario
que este en- buen estado. No SC quiero
nuevo. Escriba: Roosevelt School East
Camp, Culebra, p. r.
Desc oCoMPRAR una fnca que ter
ga cafe. maloiillo v terreno para ca
ma. Sc prefere a orillas de la carTetera
o cerca de alguna poblaci6n que no
exceda de $4,000. Para informes diri
jaso a Migue. Sanchez, Sgt. do Ia Ola.
sd" P. R. INF, San Juan p. r.
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Sc publique la pretensi6n do la promo
ven.e por tres veces durante sesenta
dias en- un peri6dico dc los de mayor
circulation de los de la Isla para que
los que pudieran tener slgdn dcrecho
real sobre el descrito inmueble asi como
las personas ignoradas a quienes pudie
ran perjudicar la inscription de este ex
pediente y que deseen Oponerse puedan
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Sc Ofrece.

Sc oFREoE: el meior carbon veestsi
en- "a cantidad que 20 deaes Tamhitu
lena dc Ia meior calidad cinco caaa
do MADEIRA situadas en- Puerta Dc Tie
RIA y santurce. Rsntan 500 mcusuaios.
Agapito Miranda. San Agus'in No 7g.
Puorta de TERRA. teltfono ~ verde
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familia. Direction San Sebastian 80. q
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GREAT WESTERN PETROLEUM cor
PoRATIoN. Incorporate bai8 ias D.
yes del Estado De Delaware Les accio
nes de esta gran CorpaE 6H aignen
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CIVIL No. 676S.
EX-PARTE.
JUsT1F1cAc1oN DE DOMINIC

PoR CUANTo ell abogado don Jose
PUG Morales ha presentado esta Cor
te una moci6n a nombre de dofia Jo-
sefa Santi y Gonzalez para que Sc de-
clare su favor ell dominic de la 81
guiente finca:
"RUSTICA compuesta de (25S. 1879
doscientas cincuenta y tres cuerdas y
mil qtinientas setenta y seis diez mile
simas de cuerda, equivalente a 90 hec
tareas, 46 areas 56 centiareas, situa
da en- ell barrio de "CANABoNCITO"
del Municipio de Caguas en- Co
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Sc alqUiIa.

Sc ALQUI1AA un magnihco local para
almacenar mercancias. claro. ventilado
Y seguro. Precio razonable. Enforma-
ran: Apartado 1884, Telefcno SOC. San
Juan.
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formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration". Tel. Vs0-252, San Juan.
vENDo puertas y ventanas do alan
bre, silla de montar de cuero legitimo
Muebles de casa en- general, lampara
de carburO, maquina para moler maiz.
Juego de croQue. 3 Tranquilid1d IT,
Santurce. Telefono 232 negro.
-.>e~-~-~~--,--->~~-~~---
HAYNES de cinco pasajeros. en- buen
estado, por $1,000. Familia que SO au.
senta. Apartado 761, san Juan
DIcCIoNARIo MEDICo para nurses
por Rosa A, Gonzalez, r. N. DE venta
en- casa de Real Hermanos, Tanca /,
San Juan.
iOJO! GANGA.-Se vende automovil
Esserx al primer postor acceptable. Com
prado a Panzardi en- Novienbre pr0xi-
mo pasado. Ha corrido dos mil millas
Dirijase al apartado 964. San Juan.
SELLOS:-Env1e 25 centavos en- seros
de correo usables americanos y recibira
150 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia. Chile,
Mejico, etc, etc.
Dirfjase a C. R. GONZALEZ. 81
Wilson Ave, santurce, Puerto Rice.
EN- PUERTA DE TERRA. Gale san
Agustin No 76, parada liz, Sc ven
den: un lote de veinte docenas mache-
tes Perrillos Morunos; un lote tazas
escudillas; un lote fuentes loza, un prem
dedor electrico; seis butacas de Viena
un escritorio de tapa corrediza; doce
latas cresol creolina; una vidriera
para anuncios; un caro- vidriera Y dos
caias de hierro para caudales. En- Ia
misma casa informaran.
Sc VENDE UN BUICK de siete pa
sajeros, modelo nuevo. Ha corrido SO
lamente 5000 millas tiene menos de
nueve meses de uso. Muy buena con
dici6n. Su duefo Sc ausentara en- julio
v esta dispuesto a venderlo barato. Di-
rijase a G. r. H Apartado 207. San
Juan.
MUEBES. Margarida, Fabri
cafte Importador. Sc compran niue
bles usados. Muebles para alquiler vi.
site LOS NovIOS", Salvador
Brau A, TelefOno 95, Apartado 27s.
Sc vENDEN 10 libras de estambre pa
ra Sweaters Y medias. valor $50 Para
informes: Farmacia Josefna. Santurce.
Stop 25.
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Sc vende.

Sc vENDE una msgninca residences
en- el Condado, Avenida Magdalena. In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration". Tel. Vso-252, San Juan.
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EDICTO

EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRfTo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE HUMAcAo,
PUERTO RICO
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ESTADoS UNIDoS DE AMERICA
Ell PRESIDENTE DE LOS EE UU.
IS
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TENEDoR DE LrBRos Toveu a. 20
noeimientos modsrnos busns ssffA -
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stones De San Juan. apartado 7si
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JovEN ExPERTA en- Ia confecrl6u a.
blusas ofrece sus servicioa casa de
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Maria de la Paz Torres, EN- represen-
ACTON de sus memories hijos Jose Despo-
sorio, Virgilio y America Estrada Torres:
Demandantes y apelados,
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TENEDoR DE LTBRos rovsu AZ "a.
nocimientos modernos busus .sffa ss
solicita para casa imporiasts ds coal
stones de san Juan. apartado 7st
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Sc NEcEsrTAN oosiursfas para -
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I HAYNES de cinco pasajeros, en- buen
estado, por $1,000. Familia que SO au.
senta. Apartado 761, san Juan
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Josefa Santd Y GONZALEZ.
Peticionaria.
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Aavi
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DICCIoNARIo MEDICo para nurses
por Rosa A, Gonzalez, R. N. DE venta
en- casa de Real Hermanos, Tanca /,
San Juan.
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CINCo DOLLARS Dc graiiacaci6n
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
SUNDAY BATTLES
START. Up TODAY

Sunday football. which proved so
rush today. The Rex Athletic Club,
independent champions OF the District
last year, open up at Union Park,
with the fast Temperance A. c. team
OF Bethlehem. Pa. At American League
Park the Navy Yard eleven, which
pushed Rex TO the limit for the title
last year, take on the New York Ship
building Corporation team, of Cam
den. N. J. Both games start at 3
o'clock.
The Navy Yard has many crack
players from last season. The team
VIII take the field as follows: Dur
rity. left end; DeaRins, left tackle:
Licarione. right guard; Taylor. right
tackle: Curvert, right end; Schofield
quarterback: Russell. left halfback; ;
LANCER. right halfback; Snow full
back.
The Camden eleven will line up as
follows: Newcombe. left end; Haines,
left tackle: Praissman, left guard !.
Marshall, center; Romig, right guard; ;
Kerr. right tackle Heigenheimer,
right end; Birch, quarterback; Stew
art, right halfback; Weltzman, left
halfback: Clarke, fuIlback. The Com
den eleven has several former Ursinus
players, z-Wei a Penn bacl<field
players, and Clarke. a former Navy
star. World series innings will be
announced during the game.
The Rex team viii probably start
as follows--Galney. I. e.; Il. Turner,
]. l.; w. l.. Mcdonald, ]. x; J. j. Nc
Donald, c.: Heddans, r. g.: NJ. Turner
r.. L.. Patterson ua~
vey, q-yb.; Baldwin, I. h. b.: Dowrick,
or Byers, r.yh. b.: Giebel. f. b.
The Temperance "A. a. team is au-
nounced as follows-OBrien, |. e.;
Briody,. ]. t.; Doyle, !. g.: Lynch. c.:
Dickson, r. g.; Kelley. r. l.; McGIade,
r. e.; Murphy, q. b.; Radford. r. h. b.:
Finn, l. h. b.; and Downey, b
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
c. ". i. IMPROVES
AGAINST DELAWARE

George Washington football players
showed vast Improvement yesterday
over their performance. of week
ago and held Delaware College to II
to o on Gallaudet's field yesterday.
The visitors were somewhat heavier
and more experienced and 1t was
thought that they would gallop on
with an easy victory.
While Delaware scored first and dis
played more power on ,-ttack through
out the work of the Wilmington lads
was nullifed by their frequent In
fractions of the rules. George WASH
ington rallied at least four times on
the brink of the goal line, holding
for downs, forcing forward passes or
tries for goal and otherwise showing
that they are coming ahead rapidly.
Delaware scored on straight foot
ball, employing off tackle plays. The
visitors counted in the opening period
when Mcdonald went over the
Hatchetites got the ball to the six
yard line on two great runs by Spring
ston and scored when McAllister re-
covered q pass which was batted back
into his hands.
1t was nip and tuck for the remain
der of the game although Delaware
won out in the last two minutes on
a well directed forward pass, Harmer
to Mclaughlin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
SEVEN AMERICAN LEAGUE
PLAYERS IN EVERY GAME

The following players took part in
every game their clubs engaged in:
George Sisler. Walter Gerber. and Bill
J Jacobson. of the Browns, played 154
games each. Dcrrill Pratt, of the
Yankees, Larry Gardner, of the In
,dians, and Everett Scott. of the Red
Sox, played In 15i contests, and Sam
Rice, of the Griffs, 1873 games.
Scott completed his 67Sth consecu-
tive game without missing a game
played by the Red Sox. Scotty began
his worlds record streak on June 20,
1916, and has played 101 more games
than George Pinckney, the former
record-h holder of 1857 did.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
FOUR EXTRA HOLES LAND
MATCH FOR PORTLANDER

Guy ID. Stamford had to go twenty
two holes at Bannockburn Golf Club
in the ultimate round of the first an
nuaI fall tournament to defeat Albert
r. Mackenzie, the Columbia clubman
yesterday. The Portland. Ore, player
outplayed Mackenzie on the last nine
holes.
Poor putting cost the Columbia man
the match throughout the afternoon
session. ID. n. Jackson, Columbia.
won the second flight and Il. l.. How
ell. Of Washington. the third flight.
Fourth sixteen honors were captured
by g. Y. Worthington, of Columbia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
PRELIMS BEFORE
CARPENTER DONS MITS

NEW YORK. Oct 10.-All the pre-
liminary bouts thai will precede the
Carpentier-Levinsky battle at the Arena
in the Jersey City ball park Tuesday
night have been arranged by Tex
O'Rourke, of the International Sporting
Club. Of New York, and Jack Frost,
president of the Arena of Jersey City.
There will be three bouts on the
card besides the main attraction. In
the first battle Kewpie Collander will
take on Babe Asher. of St Louis, in
an efyht-round bout.
Marcel Thomas, welterweight cham
pion of France. and Ted Kid Lewis,
weller weight champion of England,
will clash in another contest. frankie
Burns, of Jersey City, will meet
Patsey Johnson, of Trenton, in an eight
round bout.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
CENTRAL SUPREME WHEN
VIRCINIANS ARE BEATEN
Mt Pleasant Lads Far Too Clever
for Woodbury. Forest in Big
Schoolboy Game.

Central showed complete reversal
OF form yesterday and trimmed the
Woodbury. Forest eleven. OF Orange,
Va TO fare-ye-weli. gaining a &c
TO 2 decision. The visitors were out
played throughout the contest and
were met by heavier and better
drilled eleven.
But once during the game was Gem
trails goal line in danger The Mt.
Pleasant lads scored twenty first
downs TO five for the visitors. But
two men at Woodberry Forest were
veterans from last season. Buckley
saved Central from being scored upon
when he recovered Jones blocked
punt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
PRINCETON COMES FAST
AGAINST MARYLAND MEN

PRfNcEAN. N. j., Oct. 10 Superior
condition told I'm Princeton's win by
80 TO o over Maryland University yes
terday. The Marylanders displayed a
fine brand OF hghting spirit through
out the first half and despite costly
fumbles fought the Tigers almost on
even terms.
Lourie's long runs and those of
Schcrer proved too much for the
Marylanders in the second half.
Brewer displayed ability in punting
for the visitors. while Mackert was
a tower OF strength on defense.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
GRIFFMEN LEAD CLUBS
IN PILFERING BASES

The Athletics played the mosts
games. 156. The Browns lead in hits
with 1,645 and also went to the bat
the most times. 5,46S. The Indians
lead in club batting with a percent
age of 1903, in runs scored with $50,
and also clouted out the greatest num-
Der OF two-baggers, 29I.
The White Sox smote the most three
baggers, 90; the Senators lead in
stolen. bases with 1i9, and the
Yankees, with 115 home runs, set a
new mark for major clubs in home
run making
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
Jim BACBY REAL LEADER
AMONG BANS TWIRLERS

Though Walter Mails, OF The Indl-
ans, heads the twirlers with VIC
tories and no defeats, actual American
League pitching honors belong to Jim
Bagby, of the champion Cleyelands.
Jim won 81 and lost IL games for
pitching percentage of .121.
Jim Bagby won the most victories,
81. Jim turned in more hurting sue
cesses than any major hurler the
present season.
Scott Perry, of the Athletics, lost
he most games. %.
Carl Mays, of the Yankees, leads in
,coreIess victories with six shutouts.
lays was tied for leading shutout
pitcher with Walter Johnson in 1918,
'ach having eight shutouts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
HAROLD KILCOYNE LOST
TO BROOKLAND ELEVEN
Veteran Lineman Smashes Colalr-
bone in Game With Rich
mOnd College.

Catholic University has a few vet
eraas this season. Yesterdays loss
to Richmond College took away Har-
old Kilcoyne. who is suffering from
fractured collarbone today. He Win
be out of the lineup for the re-
mainder of the season.
The Brook landers encountered "A
veteran team in Richmond College.
The visitors employed a jump SHIFT
play and were frequently penalized.
Murphy's tumble cost Catholic Uni-
versity the game, as with the score
tied at Z all, Twohill, OF Richmond,
shot drop kick over for the neces-
sary points. The visitors We're con-
slderably farther advanced than the
Broo<ianders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-10
Indians Expect Wn---Hilltoppers Strong---Rex and
H|LLTOPPERS NOW
POINT FOR NAVY

Georgetown now hopes for vic
tory over Uncle Sans Middies. The
conquest OF North Carolina State, ~
% o. after one of the most logged
-Xhlbltlons ever staged on wash
ington gridiron. has filled the Hill
toppers with confidence. From now
ON they viii dream OF defeating the
Navy on November for the second
successive year. thus making a record
for a Georgetown varsity eleven at
Annapolis.
The HilltopperN defeated the power
ful North Carolina State team at
American League Park by spectacular
individual play on the part OF Jack
Flavin. GLOOMY Gus" Malley. Alec
Anderson, Bill Kenyon and Plaster"
Ward. coupled with "a superior foot
ball sense which permitted them al
ways TO reap an advantage from
whatever lapses occurred In the visi-
tors play. This proved an invincipie
combination
For the first quarter State rather
outplayed the Blue and Gray. Espec-
tally did the Southerners look good
in breaking up Georgetown's forward
passes, while Ripple and "Doggie"
Weathers were giants OF endeavor In
the line. The visitors showed pret-
~ running game. with Johnson and
Gurley carrying the ball However,
IL just lacked the punch necessary
for scoring.
STATE CARRIES BALL. )
The second period saw State carry
ing the ball. but mostly between the
twenty-yard lines and TO no especial
gain. Joe O'Conneli broke through
and tossed Gurley for loss and
punt over the goal line followed. Fla
win quickly punted and again state
started, only to be forced to Rick.
Georgetown did little before time was
called without any scoring. The big
crowd began to expect no-score
game. or at most one touchdown VIC
tory for one side or the other.
After each team had tried in vain
TO carry the ball on off-tackle plays,
Flavin failed at try for a field goal
from the 3G-yard line. Then came the
first break" and 1t went to the Hill
toppers.
Parks punt was short Floyd toss
ing Hilltopper on the State 35-yard
line. NAP" Ward ripped and tore his
way through States line for eight
cen yards TO the 7-yard line, and
then on two plunges behind Quinn,
carried the leather over for the first
touchdown. Kemyon's goal made the
score to o.
That score nut new life into the
Hilltoppers. They began to get the
jump on the big state forwards.
Finally Jimmy Sullivan's punt rolled
ACROSS States goal line.
HUDsON's FUMPLE HURTS.
Hudson started around the end on
play from his 20-yard line and
fumbled, Anderson recovering the
ball. Malley brought 1t to the IS
yard line with the whistle. State was
| about through. The Raleigh lads
had fought the best they knew how.
They had nothing left.
Starting the final period, George
! town began vicious assault upon
/ the opposing tackles. Getting two
! first downs, Malley pounded his way
| through the center for n touchdown,
Kenyon kicking the goal.
Johnson, taking the kickoff for
state, brought it in to his 19-yard
! line. Again luck broke for the Hill
| toppers. Faucette fumbled and again
Anderson received the ball. this time
on States 15-yard line.
Flavin, Leary and Leighty quickly
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SAM RICE HITS SAFELY
IN TWENTY-FIVE GAMES

Ninety-four streaks OF hitting
safely in ten or more consecutive
games were enjoyed by American
Leaguers the past season, with Sam
Rice, Of the Griffs, the champion
streak hitter. Rice had maintained
a streak for 20 successive contests
when Urban Faber applied the brakes
on July TO.
Next In line to Rice comes Babe
Ruth with 90 games, George Sisler 20,
Eddie Collins with - and a "A game
streak, and Ty Cobb with 2o-game
streak of hitting.
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Here 1t Is
1t doesn't always follow that
the big man does the tallest
lying.

got a first down and then Flayin
leaped through the middle for a
touc hdown. kenyon's goal made IL
~ 10 q in favor of the Blue and Gray.
GET ANOTHER SCORE.
Following states kickoff, George
towns attack was temporarily halted
at midheld and so Flayin punted. Cur
ley returned the punt to Dreyfuss ON
Georgetown's 43-yard line,
After one forward pass failed
Flavin tore loose another. a beautiful
toss TO Kenyon. who galloped to
states 3-yard line with Johnson
clinging TO him. The toss and run
resulted In gain OF 55 yards. aud
Leary hoped over for the fourth and
last touchdown. Flayin missed the
try-at-goal, leaving the score ~ TO o.
State shaped up as big and impos-
ing as Georgetown, but after that
iifst period seemed to have shot it's
bolt. Plays that brought no gain to
the Hilltoppers then proved good In
the later periods.
Ripple and Weathers were quite the
best lads In states line. though Quinn
opepped holes through Weathers
without much trouble. Johnson.
Gurley and Faucette looked good In
the first half, but they could not gain
consistently behind a line that failed
TO move fast enough on running plays
or open holes wide enough on short
plunges.
The big crowd enjoyed the after
noon, though IL was rather bit too
warm for the players.