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BUSINESS NOTES

According to reports from those In
close touch with conditions In England.
that government is encouraging In
every way the sale of English goods TO
this country. Not only IL Il hoped TO
improve the exchange situation in this
way. but tho opportunity is being
grasped by English manufacturers to
sell to this market while their prices on
the present exchange basis are SO favor
able toward getting them business.
Fashion continues TO favor ribbous.
and as result such goods are not suf-
fering from. the. temporary slump that
has occurred in broad silks. The period
following the holiday trade was one OF
uncertainty 70 manufacturers. who were
not sure whether goods bought 10 re-
plenIsh stocks would be moved as quick
ly as usual. This uncerta lnty has about
by the wholesalers, retail sales are keep
Ing up briskly.
In the brisk retail trade being done
in silks, manufacturers sec prospects OF
A more active business in the wholesale
line, which has been quiet lately. The
leading houses are in frame OF mind
where they are willing to offer some
price concessions, but at the same time
they cannot see where buyers can expect
TO nurchaae goods at the prices prevail
ing stx months aEo The slump in raw
material values will OF course, he re-
Nettcu IN Ile HOOuS tllN, Uul lIlCTtdSStl
labor charges will prevent. IL is said.
full advantage being taken VI the slack.
Prices for spot stocks in the market
for crude rubber continue easy at the
recent decline. under the influence OF
only fair demand. principally from
dealers. Rubbcrs available for imme
dtate shipment are quoted from cent
tO ~ cents paunn under those TO
arrive. and the further away the arrival
the higher the price
In company with the demand expected
for caps and cloth hats, furnishing cooos
dealers also predict an exceptionally
good season for wash ties FOR the same
reason they expect the other articles TO
do 30 well, namely, the price considera-
he made to sell for so cents, at which
price a good grade can be furnished.
whereas in the cut silk lines only the
poorest qualities can be sold at that
figure.
No great volume Of business was dom.
in gray goods Yesterday. Buyers par.
q cents for Msrch-April deliveries OF
39-inch ss-72s. with March 3sk -imc~
6i-60s again solling at 22 cents. In the
sheetings there we're sales Of 47V-yar"
goods nj 9Ota cents for delivery in the
newt thirty to sixty days. Ftne-Narn
cloth sales included nearby shipments
OF 40-nch $3.50. S.50-yard comncu
paid for similar deliveries OF 39-incn
6i-lO4. 4.20-yard ssteens
Reports from importers OF ostrich
feathers here indicate a marked reviva
in demand in the last two weeks, fol
lowing a period In which things might
have been more active.
So active has been the demand for
Women's novelty sweaters OF fiber silks
and wool since the beginning of thC
year that very large advances in the
business taken during the period ovei
that book y in n similar time last yea
ale red by the trade.
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SEES PLOT IN SECOND
HARDNESS ROMANCE
First Wife Says Rival Stole
Husbands Love to Get
Fortune

New York. March 3.-Thc second
move in the fight for the so .000.i |
estate of the late Harry 5. HarknesS
was begun yesterday BY Marie NJ.
Cowan. the first wife OF Mr.. Hardness.
against Mrs. Floreuce Strcubcr G0Iucs
Hardness. the second wife. Papers in
suit for the value of the estate were
nled in the county clerks Office on be
half of Mrs. Cowan. now tn" wife Of
Kenneth COwsn. a hrukCl.
Mr.. Hardness died January %. 1919.
and will executed on that day was
admitted to probate subsequently. The
viii left the entire Hsrkuess estate to
Mrs. Florence S. Harkucs>. Two weeks
sgo Mrs. Cowan sued to set asd" this
will and produced a "mDHual routract'
made between her and Hardness by
which each made tho other beneficiary
ct all the tcstatOr's property i'll the
event of death.
In the papers ilcd yc~orday Mrs.
Cowap alleges ION information and be q
lief that while she was !hP wife of
Harkness. Mrs. Florence =. Gaines be =
came intimately acquainted with him,
knowing that he was her husband. and
that eventually hn would inherit large
means from his father. the defendant
began and continued a course Of roDduct
with HarknCss (which was intended and
calculated to rstraugC him from tho
plaintiff and this result was eventually
accomplished
In 1915. 1916 and 1917. according To
Mrs. Cowan. Hardness was in the com .
pany of Mrs. Gaines almost daily an,
took her 70" long trips with him. goiur
alone with hNr by automobile to variouS
road houses and resorts in unfrenucnted
sections in and near Now York. anC
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WILSON AIDS SUFFRAGE
Urges West Virginia Senators to
Rstify the Federal Amendment

Charlestown. W. Va. March 8
President Wilson has entered the lists
in West Virginia favoring woman suf
fragc and ratification of tho federal
according to statement
made last night. Senator Burr. Jeffcr
son county. and Senator Frazier Put
nam county. received messages from
the President requesting them to exert
their iuHuen"e toward rntifyng the
Roth senators in the vote
Monday were among the fourteen vot
ing against suffrage. MIR. Burr is not
expected 10 change his vote, but Mr..
Frazicr'S stand il uncertain. n he
changes his vote it will mean rCcousid-
Grafton Of the amendment and ratitica
ton .odav when the Senate takes up
the resolution again.
The senate. after being in session
only n few minute yesterday afternoon.
adjourned without attcmntiug to recon
>iicr the vosr Of Monday. when tho
suffrage ratification resolution was lost
by one vote.
Seattle. March ".--Govcrnor Louis
Hart has called the Washington Leg
iSlature TO meet in special session, on
March 30. 70 consider the federal sur
frage amendment and to provide funds
FOR state schools.
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1, ,Sy-s THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ COMPANY
toneral bUCe
Broad Street, station. rmladCpr.a.

Broad street station. PhuuIC'pr.,
18th February, 1870
The annual meeting Of the stock o'dors
OF this COMPANY viii be held on Tupsdr,
the 9th day Of March, 1920. a. / "."'oGE
a m, IN WitherspOun Hall 1921 NVa,nut
street Philadcphia. at which meeting the an.
nuaI report u the Board Of Directors for the
wear ended 3lst December, 1919. and such
othsr subjects as may be properly presented
viii he submitted for consideration and &C.
tion by the stockholders.
Stockholders may obtain copies of the
annual report aud the necessary tickets
on admission to the meeting and after
the end day u March 1920, by personal
appIlca ton at, or by letter to. the 7pCratary's
ONCE, room go, Broad Street Station,
'"'''''''''' LEWIS NELSON Secretary.
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Samuel X. Phillips & Co.
Members Philadelphia stock Exchange
501 CHESTNUT ST.
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PROBE POlSON-GAS CHARGE
U. S. TO Investigate German Inventor
at Request Of War Victims

Hartford. Conn, March 3.-tBy \.
y. r.I-Elrvpn former soldiers. pcrma
uCntlv crippcd by German poison gas
and now inmates Of wildwood Sanitar.
ium here. yesterday received word from
tho Labor Department in Washington
that an investigation would bc mad"
into the status of Robert Beycr. Ger
man chemist and inventor, who recently
came to this country.
The OK soldiers recently sent Il pro
tcst 70 Washington against Rcycr, Rd
mission to this country. Appended to
the petition was n newspaper dispatch
from Boston. in which BCyer was quoted
as saving that he was the inventor Of
Il noison gas used by Germany in tn"
war. aud that he had come to tho nited
States to take position with the In
tCrnational Harvester Co.
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FINANCIAL
international Petroleum
Company, Limited
To the Shareholder, of International Pe,ro.

To the Shareholders OF International Petro
leun Company. Limited.
Notice is hereby given that the BOARD o.
Directors OF the Company has resolved 10
issue .3o3, +0i shares OF IL each tpar value
'5.0ol OF the Common Capital Stock Of the
Company. at the price OF $500 ave dollarsl
rcr share. payable in New York funds at
par.
The above issue OF new stock will b. made
90 the basis OF share for share. OF the Prefer.
snce and Common Capital Stock. issued and
fully paid up rs at the close OF business on
the 9th day OF March. 1870. and each Share
holder is entitled to subscribe and pay for
one new Common Share IN respect of each
share held by him
Holders OF Bearer Share Warrants who
present their warrants at the office OF the
Company at SO Church st. Toronto Canada
or at The Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
psry. ld.@" william St. New York City. U.
soo6 sA" on or before the 18th day Of March.
1890. are entitled TO subscribe and pay Tor
new shares on the terms mentioned above.
al Bearer share Warrants presented as
check ltaat is check duly certified or ac-
eSp'e5 by 6snk Or bank draft made cut TO
for aeeoumt eS os Sad Pe4s
ho d Sf"s smau g MeT SnT yoF II 10 sS
zach ss.. nGw W share subscribed for. rho Besrsr
Ws55rs1S PTseH rSi. a,0ToSs1 W.T..
% The parties presenting them together with
the share warrants for the new shares sub
scribsd and unpaid for.
Failure 10 oNCrCis" the rights n subscribe
for new shares within tho time and IN IN.
munnCr aforesaid will subject these rights
to forfeiture.
The books o. the. comnany Will be ccsNd
from The 9th day Of March. 1870 70 the Goth
day OF March. 1920. inclusive and No Beare'
Share Warrants will be split" during that
per'Od
No warrants for "rIshts' will he issued
and sha rehOlderS wh1 dnsire 10 rrt warrants
In order to sell part of their holding 10 enable
them 20 nay for the new spares Pust do so
Holders o. Bearer Share Warrants are
recommended to scnd warrants together
With their remittance. by registered mail,
Insured a. the Company Is not responsible
fo- share warrants lost In transit and dupll.
cate share warrants cannot be Issued.
By Order of the Board,
j. X. CLARKE.
Secretary
sc church 81. Toronto. Canada. Esd Fe6ru.
Rry, 1920.
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\ d,vd"gd ~ Two Dollars pr share will
be paid on THURSDAY, April 10, 1920, 20 stock.
Ot record At Of Iusius..
OIL FRIDAY, March ~ 1920
On account Of the annual inool.nZ the
. I-rsf.r books Will be- closed from saturday
March 20. to Tuesday, March 80, 1870 botn
G y. MII.%E. Treasurer.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
bureau Of Engraving and Printing
Washington ID e.

March /, 1920
sealed proposals are invited to furnish
peStrine, OILS, Textiles, EEngTa3yers' Sup:
pspar during the Rscal year beginning
July /, 1920. spd w.. the rIght IS r. G";ssTyed TO
grsysrs' supplies and pry, G?IoTs must be
received at the Hnreau Or EnsraEng and
1890.
,,,,st hs received al the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing not later than D. M. Monday,
apnpiaanh forms with specifications for pro-
nosaIs giving dates on which the bids fog
me several schedules Will be opened ans
Application ~ James y. wllmesh pirsctots
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THE rHIIADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO..
1000 Chestnut ST, Phila. Pa February
10 Ia2o-Ths Road Of Dircct@rs has thrs
day declared "a quarterly dividend Of one and
/ three.dus OK per cent lhelng ~ -
cents q shsrej upon capital stock Of this com.
psny.. payable March -, 1920, to stockhold
n. G. LUCAS. Treasurer
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Dividends
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Grncers TO plseu.s Prices

The Philadelphia fair price commit.
tee has invited number Of the heads
Of grocery chain stores 10 a conference
IN the Finanrc RuildinG this afternoon.
IN order to discuss schedule Of fair
profits on groceries and canned goods
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
ES NECESARIO LIMPIAR Ell
EST0MAGO

Todo 10 que comemos pasa al esto-
mago. Gonde inmediatamente comien-
"a ell proceso de la digestion, sea la
conversion del alimento en- los diferen-
tes fiuidos whales, separandolos de la
niasa fecal. 81 Sc retiene esta, los re-
sultados seran funestos La masa fe-
cal tiene que eliminarse de alguna ma
nera, pues, que su estancam;ento oca-
sionara dyspepsia, Indigestion, agru-
ras, eructos, dolores de vientre, icte-
rcia, etc.
Las Pildoras Indianas Vegetables
del Dr. Wright. jlas genuinas, fabri-
cadas exclusivamente por Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pill Co, de 372
Pearl St., New York, N. Y. tomadas
en- dosis apropiadas eliminaran las he
ces. ayudaran ell proceso digestive Y
10 que es mas importante, no ,dejaran
estrenimiento despues de surtir su
efecto, pues que en- su composition no
entran mas que substancias vegetables.
Las Pildoras Indianas Vegetables del
Dr. Wriht, limpian completamente ell
est6mago Y 10 dejan en- condolences
asepticas, libre de venenos impureza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
UNA ovAcIoN DE LOS FRANCHISES
A DON ALFONSO

En- ell iltimo viaje que hizo a Paris,
el Rey don Alfonso una noche, de las va
riss que alli estuvo, sali6 del hotel un po
co tarde, con intenci6n de ir a un tea
tro Sc dirigio al Palais-Royal donde
hacian la revista 'Hercule Paris y
no habia una sola localidad. Comentaba
contrariado Ell case, ell encargado de la
taquilla, en- Ell momento que un senior
iba a recoger un palco platea proscenio
que habia encargado por telefono, y al
enterarse de 10 que pasaba, rogo al rey
que aceptase la cesion que del palco le
hacia Entr6 Ell rey EN- el teatro en- un
momento que este estaba a obscuras, y
Sc sento tranquilamente yer 10 que re
presentaban en- la escena, y al haccrss
despues la luz, una voz de los de las al
turas dijo fuerten.ente "Le roi d 'Es-
pagne''. al ser visto por todos sc pro
dujo espontanea entusiastamente la
aclamacion mas calurosa que Sc puoda
concebir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
CONTINUATION

Ciertamente que la question prin-
clpal envuelta EN- Ell recurso es la de
81 la accion ejercitada por los deman
dantes ha prescrito no.
Sc alega EN- la demanda como he
chos determinantes de la acci6n que
don Manuel Maria Carrasquillo falle-
clio bajo testamento en- Humacao ell 9
de julio de 1895, que al practicarse
en- 1896 las operaciones testamentarias
de los bienes dejados por Ell mismo, Sc
adjudicaron a Juan Bertran, cuansan
te de los demandantes, varias fincas
para ell pago de ciertos creditos del pro
plo Bertran y de otras personals; que
en- 1915 los herederos de Carrasquillo
lmclaron un pleito contra los deman-
dantes sobre reivindicacion de las fin
cas- adjudicadas a Bertan la Corte de
Distrito 10 resolvio por una sentencia
que ordeno la practica de una nueva
division de los bienes adiudicados a.
Bertran, debiendo entregarse a Modes
ia Carrasquillo, demandan1e EN- aoueI
pleito, demandada en- este, la parte pro
porcional de sus haberes hereditarios
EN- los dichos bienes; que la sentencia
de la Corte de Distrito fue apelada a
essa Corte Suprema confrmada. ha-
b1endose nombrado un partidor para
eJecutarla; cue ell pago de la deuda
del causante de la demandada al eau
sante de los demandantes quedo sin
efecto y que la parte proportional de
esa deuda de la que correspondia sa-
tisfacer la demandada la decima par
te, asciende a $1,sO4 .76, por cuya su
ma sc pide una senten Ell contra
de la demandada.
A la anterior demanda opuso la
demandada la exception previa de fal
ia de hechos determinantes de una eau
sa de accion, por aparecer que la &C
cion ejercitada habia prescrito segin
los Artfulos 1855 del Codigo Civil Re-
visado v 1864 del c6digo Civil ante
rior.
La Corte declare sin lugar la excep
ci6n y desestim6 la demanda por ten
tencia de 10 de MARIO de 1919 de la
que han apelado los demandantes.
Funda la Corte su sentencia en- que
los hechos de la demanda muestran que
han transcurrido "a afos por 10 menos
desde que naci6 para los deman-
dantes ell derecho de cobro para los
herederos de Carrasquillo la obligation
de pagar habiendo por tanHo prescrito
la acci6n ejercitada.
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Alredor del Lcdo. Huyke

te no Sc desIiga del Partido Unionista,
es porque su formula politica es la An
tonomia, y por 10 tanto no fsvorece ell
ideal Estado.
sabemos que el no We ell la Indepen-
dencia la solucion adecuada propia.
dentro de su sentir su pensar; pero
TO sabemos a que equivalen estas pala-
bras suyas:
Hay dos independencias Una EN- n
separation otra EN- la union"
Esto es ambiguo. FL sedor Huyke no
ha escrito Ia palabra union con ma
ytscula, de manera que no Sc toma Sc
puede tomar como la Union de los Es-
tados Unidos de America.
IA d6nde va Huyke? No 10 sqbemos
Tenemos derecho saberlo. FL es un HON
bre pGblico, un politico; y como tai, en-
buena doctrina democratica, 1ebe decir-
le su pueblo que desea para Puerto
Rico.
Es grande la incertidunibre en- que
Sc vaga cuando Sc lee las siguisnses pala
bras de Huyke: En- la ASOCIACIoN con
America podremos realizar nuestro ideal
de gobierno propio, podremcs ser fuer-
tes en- ell mundo, ensanchar el korizonte
de ruestra patia y abrir amplios derrote
ros nuestra juventud.
Muy bien. Pero defina usteJ csa ASo-
cIACICN. GQue alcarce tiene? GAsocia
ci6n en- la Autonomia? Association EN- ell
Estado? GAsociacion en- ell Prossctorado?
Yo 10 interpreto en- el primer ssntido;
pero muchos adversarios del sehor Huy-
Ike 10 interpretan en- ell segundc
Las frases vertidas por Huyke son
tan vagas, tan indefinidas. que solamen
to Sc pueden descifrar por conieturas y
no por afr.r;aciones.
No dudo que su "decidida y resuelta
orientaci6n' en- la ultima Asamblea del
Partido Unionista fue en- contra de Ia
Independence como fnalidad ideal: pc
ro como una vez puesta fuera de consi-
deraci6n esta soluci6n politica, ain Sc
puede ir tras la Autonomia o tras 81 Es-
tado, nos quedamos sin conocer la def
nitiva posici6n del senior Huyke
Urge senior Huyke, que listed, como
ell artifice ante ell bloque de marmol aun
no terminado, retoque Y acabe su obra,
perfile su caracter, imprimiendo relieve
a sus declaraciones politicas, y Olga cla
ramente, escuetanente, sin frases y sin
rodeos: IEsta usted en- contra de la Ia-
dependencia9 5Cree. espera en- ell Es-
tado7 JEs su ideal el gobieruo propic
dentro de una amplisima formula auto
n6mico? GEs usted cat6lico, es ustel Ii
bre pensador. es usted protestante7
Emilio ]. PASARELL.
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siempre me ha parecido yer en- la ex-
preston de las ideas politicas del senior
don Juan B Huyke una sinceridad pro
pia de un caracter fIrme.
Cuando no hace muchos meses Huyke
regres6 de los Estados Unidos, Sc publ
co en- el Puerto Rico nustrado'' una
entrevista de caracter politico habida
entire 81 y un redactor. 81 no recuerdo
NAL On aquellas declaraciones ell senior
Huykc SO expreso, de manera que no ofre
cia margen para dudas, en- favor de una
soluci6n de nuestro status politico, en-
sentido amplamente auton6mico al es-
tilo de Canada o Australia
Leyendo entonces aquella entrevistl
y considerable entonces las variadisiIas
causas y circunstancias hist6ricas So
ciales, econ6micas y geografias, etnicas
y psicol6gicas determinantes dc nuestra
personalidad, cref que la tai solucion
enunciada por Huyke era Ia conclusi6 !
a que su prudencia politica y su amor
a Puerto Rico 10 llevaban.
Ahora, al leer su articulo pubicado
en- Ell MUNDo del dia %, observe cier
ia nebulosidad en- sus conceptos que aca
rrea la confusion Y la duda EN- aquellas
personas que simpatizaren con una for
ma politica al estilo de la que Sc esboza
en- aquella celebre recommendation del
Presidente Taft al Congreso EN- su Msr
sale del seis de diciembre de mil move
cientos doce, que decia: ''Estoy cor;
dialmnte favor de que Sc apruebe esta
ley (la ley concediendo la ciudadania)
creo que la peticion de la ciudadania es
justa, que es merecidisima por la pro-
bada lealtad de los habitantes de aque-
la isla PERo debe tenerse en- cuenta
que esta demanda HA de estar entera-
mente separada,-y asi esta en- la mente
de los Portorriquehos,-de toda idea de
EsTADo. Creo que ell objeto por conse-
guir es ell otorgamiento del mas COM
pleto gobierno propio possible en- 10 le-
gal'y en- 10 fiscal, con la ciudadania anne
rtcana como lazo de union entire nos
otros; en- otras palabras, una relaci6n
analoga la existente entire la Gran
Bretafa y Canada Australia. Esta
soluci6n nos llevaria al mas complete
desarrollo aut6nomo de Puerto Rico,
mientras al mismo tienpo gozaria la is
Ia de los benehcios econ6micos poll
Sticos de estar bajo Ia bandera america
ma
Haria bien Ell senior Huyke en- desta-
carse de una vez y para siempre dentro
del modelo de Taft y de stimsom de
delinearse dentro del Partido Republi-
cano; porque mientras no adopte ante
el pats una actitud dehnitiva, opinare
que, desde ell momento que explicitamen
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c1Rco LowANDE Y GARDNER

FL gran Circo de la Compahia Lowan
de y Gardner negara a esta Isla pro
cedente de Nuew York en- ell vapor
Ponce, ell dia de diciemble pro
ximo y sera instalado en- los terrenos
del Gobierno Insular, frente a la "Bi-
blioteca Carnegie.
La compafiia trae una gran banda
de mIsica, bajo la direction del pro-
lfesor Mr.. William Corner, uno de los
maestros de mGsica mas competentes
en- los Estados Unidos. La Compafiia
consiste EN- grandes ntmeros ecuestre
y actos dc trapecio y vuelo, que fue-
ron iiltimamente exhibidos en- el tea
tro "Hip6dromo" de New York. Ac-
tos completamente variados de ejerci-
clos de perros monos chistosos paya-
sos. Ademas, muchos otros actos de
interes para todas las personals que gus
ten de pasar un buen ratio agradable.
FL Circo Lowande Gardner puede
considerarse en- iusticia que Ilevar& a
cabo sus espectaculos con la mejor pre-
sentaci6n possible, y garantiza gran mo-
ralidad y orden durante las funciones,
sin dar lugar protestas por parte de
las faniilias que concuran durants la
temporada.
FL l>circo, durante su corta perma-
nencia en- esta ciudad, dara funciones
todas las noches, asi como matines, que
seran anunciados oportunamente en- la
prensa en- los programs.
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1871 ISL! 1871
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DON MANUEL E. LUJAN

En- San Juan Sc halla este bueu ami
go nuestro. quien permanecega aqui al
gunos dias, regresando luego a Maya.
guez, en- donde va a ges.ionar asuntos
personales. Grata essancia lie deseamos.
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PRESCRIPcION. - ADJUDICACION
INEXISTENTE. - AUTORIZACICN

INEXISTENTE. - AUTORIzACICN N
JUDICIAL - En- 1896 Sc adjGdica-
ron ciertas fincas ell pago de las deu-
das de un difunto. La demandada,
heredera de este, era menor de edad
y la adjudication Sc hizo sin haberse
obtenido la authorization judicial exi
gida por la ley En- 1915 Sc declare
por una corte de justicia nula la ad
judicaci6n Sc mando devolver a
la menor sus bienes. Ell adjudicatario
inicio entonces este pleito contra la
menor, hoy mayor de edad en- cobro
de la deuda de su causante. La me-
nor alego que la deuda habia pres
critic y la Corte resolvi6 ell case EN-
su favor por entender que siendo in
existente la adjudication, ell adjudi-
catario quedo EN- la misma condici6n
que 81 NADIA hubiera gestionado y
por tanto corrio para el ell t6rmino
que para la prescription de acciones
de esta naturaleza fla ell estatuto, Q
sea Ell de ounce amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
Maria, Margarita, Juana Rer-
tran Carrasquillo, ct al,
Demandantes y apelantes.

Modesto Carrasquillo Marsulcz,
conocida por Dolores
Demandada apelada.
No. 2055
Apelaci0n procedente de la Corte de
Distrito de Humacao