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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-08

Pete ni1Is. proprietor OF tho
tmHr'lio Confectionery -, Fast
Fourth street. has enjoyed such q
large business chat he has lcasri
he building next door formerly oc-
,upied by the Majestic Billiard
larlor giving him location on
Taylor street also The Candy kiI
enabled Co do this only because
l' ha. always give n.crtloe Zoo h.
"a toners. cudelyuriug 90 make
Iure homemade candles and choCo-
lJies Get into tho habit of taking
ome OF pete's pure candy home
with you every time you Co duWh
Town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
JEWELS
FASHIONABLE

Bracelets ana earrings are morn
worn In Paris than they used 10 be.
poaxibiy because gloves are not worn
10 much and mllinsrs have cncour'
aged ear trimmings. Beads play
quite a big part In today's dressing.
aiiho thcysaiways risk being little
too popular. Long ropes Of ivory
beads. long chains OF tortosseshcll.
and ooiorcd strings. chosen specially
Ia give a needed note Of color are
permissible. but the promsscuous
wearing OF beads a, tho same time
as other jcseiry IA to be avoided.
Restraint and simplicity In the
WEARING OF Jewels Is one Of the first
rules of this years fashions. Trim
ming Ia complicated enough rs Il ~,
and superfiuous pendants and chains
mako confusion worse COMPOUNDED.
Only on the arms can there b any
generous use Of jewels. This means
that some women may wear. n they
choose. armicts on the upper arm. Of
ivory. Jade. gold and silver. and on
tho lower arm. diamonds and pearls.
or whatever precious stones they
may possess. Nevertheless. II T. al.
ways a rule for women Of fastidious
taste to avoid much jewelry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
Confessions ofaBridq
Copyright 1920 BY The Nupap Enterprise A,,ocaton)
THE BOOK OF ANN
THE CASE OF AIMS MOTHER BRINGS US
TO THE QUESTION OF DIVORCE

Bit" replied Mrs. Best You win
understand that when have fin.
ished"
Then please tell u.s." said Chrys.
I'm extremely interested In the al.
vorce question. It's going 20 loom
large In politics some day. Our d.
yorcc laws must be changcd--mnde
uniform. sou know and equally just
for men and for women"
"rhe big political parties are not
likely TO make any reforms. unless
women demand them" mother re-
marked But since women are the
principal sufferers from divorce.
they are bound 20 bring about re.
forms--now that they have the
vote"
Blu. first. n lot OF. them have got
gard man m a meal ticket have
got To be put tn work 10 supper;
themselves. And. mother. woman
must get away from your pet notion
that she must always suffer and en-.
dure in tho name Of love" said
ChryH. THAT'S perfectly absurd II
makes woman a slave. Man has
taken advantage OF that kind OF
martyrdoxn since the dawn OF crca.
ton. and now he doesn't know when
he In imposing on womanl Most Of
us could profit by James idea. Love
ir--or II isn't. Love II lil<eAma the.
ma ties. One minus ono leaves moth.
ing. Man seems to think n is like
a worm. he can cut II into small
parts. and each will grow into = new.
complete and perfect iover'
That's exactly what my husband
pretended- exclaimed Mrs. Best HE
felt SURE that his nature couldn't be
satisfied by ono heart experiences. He
had tho artistic temperament lie
felt perfectly qualified 10 respond 20
variety Of romantic pulls. and. at
tho same time. 20 love me 70 my
own satlafaction-'
He insuited your intelligence. bu,
was that sstonishing7 Wives have
accepted his theory as part OF their
duty. They marry for better or
worse. you know. Women haven't
ever really tried TO make men live
by ,ha. single moral standard"
And 10 men ARE considered rood
sports II they DO not lie to other
men. " they do not cheat other men
altho they cheat woman silly
enough 10 permit IT," This from
Chrys the cynic. "And we are not
going to euro that thing by the
vote"
How then--if ever" I asked.
women must demand as much as
hey give. There must be fsirness
and rquaren~rs between men and
women. Just as between men who
are paia"
II suppose divorce 3. n lot deeper
than tho ballot" | vcntured. TITS
ms deep a. love Itself. Honest love
or none at all. when will
women demand ,hatr Not 20 deceive
the other--not to derrnud the other
that would be a perfect love.
wouldn't it7''
III men and women could live By
that standard. we wouldn't rcaulr,
a marriage ceremony to protect the
home" said mother.
TO Re Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

"T am loved or 4 avn not loved. ="
repeated AIMS mother. no com.
pronincl No nuanccsl Girls nova
days have wonderfully clear ideas OF
loves values. should think the
modern girls definitencrs would rob
almost any phiiandering husband Of
his Joy Ia The Quest A man hates
TO have woman see thru that par
ticuiar lure. When he follows the
law OF his nature she persists In
considering him weak That wounds
him. And no hates 20 have his fam
lily disrupted. Man II a lot more
conventional than woman. ! think.
lie Ikea TO be very respectable. I
found that out when l procured my
divorce.
I breathsd hard with astonish.
ment. Mother looked up with sud
den sympathy. Chryn liz a cigarct
We had supposed thai Mrs. Best was
a widow. Just taken Il for granted.
One couldn't imagine that n man
who had loyed that woman would
ever risk giving her a cause for
Jealousy.
81 think would better tell you
my story" Ann'a mother continued.
Evidently She wasn't going TO idcn'
tify herself intimately with tn. Lor'
liners N we considered her deelansee
because she was divorce.
please do not tell us anything
which viii pain YOU" said mother
'ft doesn't hurt any mors--not a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
Reader Sends
Pimple Remedy

Dear Cynthia Grey; have read
20. many letters in your column from
persons asking what TO do 20 get rid
Of pinples. l always feel sorry for
those writers. for ! myself WAS 80
badly annoyed with plmples - big.
ugly. repulsive pimples. and not only
few of them. but they came out
about my nose. chin. ears. and back
Of the neck. and I tried almost every
known remedy. faithfully. hut to no
avail Your prescriptions are always
good Cynthia, for this trouble, but
I know that II docs not work. I
know from experience. For the past
four ysArs now my face Is as clean
and wholesome as can be. Very sci.
dom do I ever have a plmple. and
when.I do Il IL so. small. and disap
pears 90 rapidly scarcely have time
70 find Il before Il Is gone. And the
rsmsdy found so effective Is so very
simple that I have hcsitatcd before
10 write this letter. Now. however.
comes another inquiry In tonight's
paper. and zeal should hold off no
longer.
4 Ny remedy L. nothing but butter.
)nilk-
80. bussermiIk: pure. fresh butter.
D|miEk- do not battle tho pNnplcs
With T. I drink IT, Drink--drink--
drink. Buttermiik IL perfectly harm
less In every respect and can be
taken into the stomach at any time
NJ doctor told me not TO use any
more remedies that had been using
IN vain. but 10 drink but,crmiik- I
did 10. ana won I drank u with my
meals. drank IL between meals. drank
h upon retiring: in fact. drank IL at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

years and a half, and our
home is blessed with two dear
little babies. l love my hus-
band dearly and I'll stand by
him thru thick and thin. no matter
xhnt he does as long as he IL true
IA me- II he is ever otherwise. then
I shall draw tho line. because that
r. tho one thing that swuild kin my
love as dead as the ashes OF a burntd
house.
Here's hoping that our marrsag.
laws may be made more firm. 50 firm
that u viii eliminate these piaything~
In life who are making a farce out OF
Il. and that the divorce laws will be
. thing 81 the past except in case OF
adultery. l.. ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
BOILED SALAD
DRESSING

One tablespoon OF olive oil or saiad
oil. ) tablespoon OF sugar. Eggs
beaten g eggs will dol. I teaspoon OF
mustard. 4, tablespoons Of strong
vinegar diluted with tablespoons %
water. Mix oil and sugar and beat
In the eggs. Add u cup 81 con.
densed milk. Heat thoroly. then
add the vinegar and mustard. Cook
In double boiler. Stir while cook
ing. when ready to serve add milk
TO suit taste. This will never curdlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
THE OLD
GARDENER SAYS

No matter how many hand
some kinds Of giadion you may
have. you do not know the com
pletc satisfaction TO be found IN
these bul.ous flowers unless you
have tried few Of the new
primufinus Aybridr. These by
brids were obisincd By crossing
the common glAdlolus with a VA
rtcty found In Central Africa.
They are quite different from
tho older glaAioll both IN appear
anoe and In habit All Of them
are characterized by a peculiar
dropping I'd. and they bloom
week ahead Of any other type.
They are very graceful. and their
colors run thru many tones Of
orange. yellow. primrose. pink
and rose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
MTH A T do Y o U
W think? Write Gym
thia Grey. care Of The
Seattle Star.

any old time OF the day or night.
You can cat Just what you please
while drinking buttermilk - fats.
sweets. starches. or any ola thing.
and Il viii make no difference as far
as causing pimplcs are concerned.
The acids I'm the buttermilk nou.
tralixc the sweets. fats and starchcs
50 that one can enjoy these things
while treating their pimplcs Fro
auent bathing with warm water and
a good toilet soap l. necessary as II
aids the hu,termilk 10 throw off tho
poison thru the pores OF the skin.
Any reader Wild VIII try this sim
pie remedy and persist In II for ono
month, drinking at least ono quart
- buttermlik each day. viii find
that they have hit upon u wonderful
and effective. as well as a very sim
pie means Of keeping tho skin fresh
and wholesome. Persons who arr
inclined 20 Ia slender and wAh to
become plump will find this treat
ment most beneficial in building up
their bodies aud general health.
did not like butterrnlik when
first began this treatment. bat !
drank II just tho same. and before
was quite aware 81 Il. was not
quite satisfied TO sit down 10 the
Able without my glass or two Of
buttsrmiik: consequently. got the
family into the habit Of using 1. as .
beverage, too. and when we are all
at home. We use three gallons each
week for drinking purposes alone.
and there are three In our family
mos, % the time.
Al least. hope this win bring ~
lief TO sornc one who will have deter
mined 20 follow II up for ono month
and prove for themselves the result
Very sincerely. MRS. r. NJ
Thank yos. tror pour ssogcs-
ton % a fine enc " bat followed W
conscicrfiossiv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
SHRINKING COTTON

Before making up n cotton dress
It's a simple matter to shrink the
material and set tho color at the
same time.
Common table salt dissolved IN cold
water In quite capable Of setting the
color In Bingham or chambrcy or
wolfe or any wash fabric. About a
handful Of salt dissolved In enough
water 10 thoroly wet and cover the
goods In tho proportion TO use. Let
the cloth stand In the solution for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

The most becoming eolors for any
with eyes. hair. and complexion. A
stou, woman should wear dark. un-
obstruslve coiors. such as taupe.
black and gray. Dark blue Is a color
almost universally becoming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
SkzAWHk kaOGAS
BY CORA MOORE
.CNcw Yori<'s Fashion Authority

How does she DO III"
That's the question New York
women ask each other after seeing
Jeanne Eagels In The Wonderful
Thing"
It's her couture they are talking
about. not her French accent. or the
way shs plays her role. And Miss
Eag~is Ia accommodating. She ex-
plains her puxzling hair arrangement
In this way:
The hair Is taken down and
brushed straight from the scalp. A
part is then run thru the center OF
the hair from just back Of the hang.
up over the crown and To the nape
OF tho neck. The right side Of the
hair IL brushed out flat and brought
up and over the top OF tho head.
forming the top OF the turban. and II
is then pinned into place on the
loft side Of the head The left side OF
the hair In then brushed out flat and
brought around the sides. back and
IN front OF the head 10 form the
burnoose circlet The comb IL put
In place and tho curl az the side of
the face pulled into place. II more
of curl In required a little gum
anbic will suffice"
The wonderful thing about the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
TO CLEAN RUGS
lOR CARPETS

A rug or carpet may be scrubbed
without injury TO the wool or warp.
Tho colors will be frightened and
the carpet look quite like new.
Tho secret Is the use OF but little
water.
Cut q bar OF good white soap
into abou, n quart OF hot water. Dis
solve soap by keeping the water Just
below the boiling point. When tho
soap is dissolved remove from tho
fire and add ono pint OF gasoline and
one tablespoonful OF ammonia. Mix
horoiy. Keep the paste covered
when not In use.
Scrub n small area OF rug with a
stiff brush dipped In the soap.
Scrapc up the lathcr with a broad
putty knife and wipe with n damp
cloth wrung out OF clear water.
After the entire rug has been gone
over open the windows and allow the
rug to dry thoroiy The fumes Of
the gasoline VIII depart as tho carpet
dries.
-~~~~~>-~-~~~~~~~~~~~
several hours. Wiring carefully TO
avoid wrinkles and dry In the shade.
This process at the same time
shrinks the material II the dress
pattern is kept In It's folds IL will be
much easier to handle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
DELICIOUS CHICKEN
SOUFFLE

Chop sufficient cold chicken to
make pint. Put l tablespoon Of
butter and of flour In saucepan.
mix. add n pint of milk: stir TIL
boiling. Add 20 chicken / teaspoon
Of salt. dash OF red pepper. table
spoon OF chopped parsley. Nfix
chicken and white sauce together
and stir I'm well-beaten' whites Of :
eggs. Turn into baking dish and
bake 20 minutes. The yoIks OF the
eggs may be saved TO use for custards
or mayonnaise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

PHOTO CreSs-DdH.
fawn-colored duveyn fashions this smartly designed
frock 1t is noceaby high wasted and the short sleeve
bolero top features large tailored bow. with the wings
lightly caught each side This only trimming with
the exception of small shaped pockets which boast three
of braid Attention Is attracted tho jaunty
little yelled turban 1t is fetching shade of peacock blue
and is perfectly stunning With this ght-cooed dress
DAISY HENRY
1t
WIN tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE en-.
gagement Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Evans. proprietress of the famous
Mary Elizabeth" tea and candy
rooms on Fifth ave. to Henry ID.
Sharpe OF Providence. II. J.. adds n
new chapter to n most interesting
American business romance.
Mics Evans grandfather. Judge
Henry Riegel Of syracuse. died when
she was little girl and she added
TO the family income by making
candy in her owe home and selling
II. When she reAched IL years her
business had grown into n candy
kitchen OF which Syracuse was
proud.
Then shc came 10 New York and
prospcred amazingly. During the
war she offered her MARY Eliza.
beth" shops M an experiment sta
ton for trying out government
recipes. helping Hoover. Then she
went TO France as n Red Cross
worker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

Tuxe do Sweaters,
regulation S W e a { e r
Coats - some collar
less--some with col
lars. Little slipover
affairs with pointed
peplums that ripple
smartly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13

Mother. bring homo some q
Boldts French pastry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
so Sweaters in An
Unusual Sale at $685.

Values s1495 S1S95, s2f.95 and s22.95
Just 60so if you're interested better early, for
most of them in distinctive styles-only two
Of kind. Wool and fiber silk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
WearnOre
Tub Blouses
Featured at
1896

We're confident that
you'll not find such ex-
ceedingly smart blouses
at such a low price else
where.
Many are in colors -
some polka-dotted. Quite
a few have smart collars
white-edged to simulate
rick-rack braid. Vests
and peplums play an i'm
portant part in some,
and a criss-cross embroi-
derry is used to good eff
feet on many.
They're the prettiest,
crispest, daintiest things
we've seen in many a
day at the price.
Pine and Wcstlakc
ana sos Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-13
Substantial
Hosiery Values
$3.50

Women's fine pure
silk thread Hose. Isle
top, with. reinforced
heel and toe. In Black,
White, Cordovan, Battle
ship Gray and African
Brown.
Another very good
value is a semi-fashioned
Lisle Hose at CSC.
at all three stores
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-12

de Cuba La determination del estado
civil de los muertos en- aquellas circuns-
tancias, concurrieron ante los Tribuna-
les de la Republica expresada y frau
dulenta y mahciosamente promovieron
procedimientos judiciales para acreditar
que Manuel Fernando Fernandez Vega
estaba casado al tempo de su muerte
con la mujer co-participe en- Ell fraude
que Sc hizo lamar Juana- Maria Valdes
y Suarez; que Ell otro co-participe era
hijo legitimo de Manuel Fernando Fer
nandez y Vega y la supuesta Juana- Ma
ria valdes y Su&rez, apropiandose dicho
individuo ell nombre y apellidos de Ma
nuel-Antonio Fernandez y Valdes y que
los supuestos viuda hijo eran los uni
cos herederos de Manuel Fernando Fer
nandez Vega.
Que ell demandante, originator del
plan, sus dos completes, sin que pu-
dieran aportar prueba documental en-
apoyo de sus pretensiones, valiendose
NSAAO~NN~@NNN
tai falsedad, lograron que por medic de
un procedimiento Ad-perpetuam Sc hi
ciera constar Ell supuesto y falso ma
trimonio de Manuel Fernando Fernan-
dez Vega con la namada Juana-Maria
valdes y Suarcz y el nacimiento de tai
union falsa del no menos falso hijo la
mado Manuel-Aantonio Fernandez y Va
des, rectifcandose en- su consecuencia
tambi6n falsamente la partida de de-
function de Manuel-Fenando Fernan-
dez Vega donde Sc hizo constar verda-
deramente que era soltero al tempo de
su muerte y declarandose con igual fal
sedad derivada del plan expresado y las
pruebas falsas aportadas los preten-
didos madre hijo 1nicos herederos de
Manuel-Fernando Fernandez Vega.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-12

Que todos esos procedimientos Sc efec
tuaron ex-parte, ocultamente y sin CT
taci6n de los aqui demandados, a pesar
de que ell demandante saba que estos
demandados eran los herederos dc Ma
nuel Fernandez Alfonso y estaba en- po-
session de sus bienes, con ell fin de evi-
tar la defensa de estos demandados y
la discussion destruction de la prueba
falsa aducida.
Que las Cortes que intervinieron en-
los procedimientos expresados carecian
de Jurisdiction sobre la persona de es-
tos demandados sobre la materia liti-
giosa objeto de dichos procedimientos.
Que con Ell fin de protegerse de sus
completes visto ell resultado satisfacto-
rio de sus planes y para evitar ademas
su comparecencia en- juicio y fiscaliza-
ci6n por estos demandados, Ell deman-
dante Sc hizo otorgar cesi6n de los pre-
tendidos derechos acciones que a aque
los suponian correspondents en- la heren-
cia de su supuesto padre esposo Ma
nuel-Fernando Fernandez Vega.
Que tan pronto estos demandados "a.
vieron conocimiento del fraude proctica
do establecieron querella criminal ante
los Tribunales competentes de la Repd-
blica de Cuba contra Ell demandante y
sus completes, por delito de falsihca-
ci6n de documentos publicos y falsedad
de los hechos relatados en- la demanda,
la cual querella esta en- tramite y pen
diente de fallo, sin que hasta la fecha
los supuestos madre hijo o Ell deman-
dante hayan comparecido personalmen-
te las citaciones repetidas del minis
terio pubIco.
Sc notifica ademas por la presente que
ell honorable Pablo Berga, puez de esta
Corte, en- vista de dicha moci6n que e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-12

Rico una contra demanda de los deman-
dados en- Ell presente case en- La cual
Sc alega:
Que don Manuel Fernandez Alfonso
falleci6 en- Ciales ell dia diez y seis de
julio de mil ochocientos noventa y sic
te bajo testamento en- Ell que instituy6
por sus inicos y universities herederos
a sus legitimos hijos don Eduardo, doia
Ricarda-Antonia, don Manuel-Antonio,
don Fernando Jose y don Manuel Fer
nandez Vega.
Que ell heredero don Manuel Fernando
Fernandez Vega falleci6 con anterio-
ridad a su padre don Manuel Fernan-
dez Alfonso, en- los campos de la Isla de
Cuba donde habia ingresado como miem
bro de una de las expediciones organi-
zadas para luchar por la Independence
de aquel pals.
Que al tempo de fallecer Ell don Ma
nuel-F Fernando Fernandez Vega, era sol
tero sin descendientes legitimos lie
gitimos asi Sc hizo constar en- Ell acta
de defunci6n.
Que Ell demandante fraudulentamente
Sc combine y conspir6 con una mujer y
un individuo cuyos nombres verdaderos
desconocen los demandantes con Ell fin
de que la primera Sc hiciera pasar por
esposa y Ell segundo por hijo legitimo del
expresado Manuel Fernando Fernandez
Vega.
Que persiguiendo y llevando a ejecu-
ci6n ell plan mencionado Ell demandante
y las otras dos personas referidas, fal-
samente y a sabiendas de que Manuel
Fernando Fernandez Vega habia muer-
to soltero y sin descendientes, prevalien
dose de la circumstances de su muerte en-
los campos de batalla insurgentes y las
leyes especiales que regular en- la Isla
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-12

Ie conservara los dientes hermosos le
asegurara molares perfectos en- la anciani-
dad. Ensene I'd. sus nifios lavar sus
dientes todos los dias con una solucion de
MU-COL y a conservar su boca y sus
encias en- una condici6n sana. No es
substantial venenosa y es segura. Usando
MU-COL no tiene que temer la piorrea
Recuerdese que los dientes descuidados
y decaidos son receptaculos de microbes
que suelen producer serias intermediates.
El MU-COL es I'm antiseptico agradable
que libra completamente la boca de micro
bios v, evita eI decaimiento dc los dientes.
Conservese siempre un paquete de MU-
COL en- la casa. No tiene rival para la
hygiene personal y los m6dicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomiendan para los
0tros muchos usos que tiene.
En- Todas las Boticas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-12

"a dehidamente jurada en- Ia caal "a
acredita ademAs que los dsmandado.
ignoran el domicilio actual de los refer
dos Manuel Antonio Fernando rernAn
deg valdes y Juana Maria valdss
suarez, no obstante las numerosas dili
gencias practicadas este efecto. orde
no con fecha ounce de mayo de mil no
vecientos veinte. que los referIdos Ma
nuel Antonio Fernando FernAndsr val
des y Juana Maria vald6a suAres. seas
citados emplazados por medic De easc
tos, que Sc publicarkn en- ei peri6dico
Ell MUNDo cue se edita en- Ia csudad
de San Juan, Puerto Rico. por sl strmi.
no de treinta dias. por 10 menos una veg
cada semana
Y Sc notifca q ustedes que de no com
parecer contestar dicha contra deman
da den:ro de los disz dias deupuSs ds
notifcados. ST Ia notification - hlcisre
en- el Distrito. y dentco de Ioa velmte
dias, 81 Sc hiciere fuera del Distrito. %
TO en- Ia Isla de Puerto Rico. y dentro
de los cuarenta dias Il ss niclsre en- otra
paFte. Loo demandados vodrAn obtsner
de la cOrte una ssntsncla de acuerdo
con la sdplica de Ia contra dennanda.
Son abogados de los dsmandados Ios
sefOres Alvarez Nava y Soto 0ras ' sia
ca de es.a ciudad.
EN- TEsTIMoNIo dc 10 cuai para
su publication en- el peri6dico BL NUN
DO. que 90 odita en- esta ciudad Dc San
Juan de Puerto Rico. una yer por a.
mana durante el ttrmino de trcinta dias
expido la presonte que ausoriso balo INF
firma y el sello oacial Dc a .,ortc
Arecibo. Puerto Rico. mayo ~ as
1920.
Mannsi L coRBET.
escretario. Aavt