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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
MAN PICKS UP
100000 IN ALLEY
Banks Money Restored, Vault
Door Ruined and Trusted
EmplOye Missing.

OTTAWA. Ill, Nov. 1.-Two garage
men ruined a 5000 vault door and ths
National City Bank here lost a trusted
employe, but this town Is convinced TO.
day that mans snhumanity 20 man. is
not as widespread as IL is popalarly sup
posed to be- Likewise the bank Is in
possession again Of 100000 which 1t
came near to losing.
Charles p. Taylor, president Of the
bank, adjusted the time lock on the in
stitution's new vault when business
the door he recalled that Francis J.
Carey, the teller, intended to return for
some "after hours work and would need
TO have access TO the vault. So he left
the door open.
Later in the evening Terrence Connolly
saw a man running through an alley
near the bank and noticed that he
dropred a package. Connolly picked mp
the package and found IT contained $780,
0OO apparently stolen from the bank.
Bank officials were notified and they
found the vault tightly locked They con-
cluded that Carey must have been locked
in the vault by the robbers.
Today is Armistice day and the bank
win not be open, so the time lock on
the vault had been set for o'clock Fri
day morning. II Carey were locked In
the vault there wasn't a chance, bank
officials said, that he would live until
the time lock released the vaults bolts.
Warden Murphy Of Joliet Prison was
appealed to. The Chicago police were
notified. Special trains were ordered and
several expert cracksmen were modified.
The entire countryside WIS reused to the
peril OF the teller Imprisoned in the vault.
The imprisoned man must not be allowed
to die.
Meanwhile, the two garage men got
busy and before any Of the special trains
got under way they drilled II hole in the
vault door. No man was locked therein.
The whereabouts of Carey is the single
mysterious factor In the case remaining
to be solved.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
MEMBERSHIP OF
ATHLETIC CLUB
REACHES 1,2O2
Dinner Celebrating Successful
Drive Attended by Enthusi-
astic Boosters.
BABY MEMBER RECEIVED

In the Riley room OF the Claypool
Hotel, beautifully decorated for the
occasion, the jollincation dinner of the
Indianapolis Athletic Club was held last
night in celebration Of the 1000 marx
in the membership campaign for the club
having been reached and passed, and
of the definite launching of the club.
About $40 attended the banquet and
every place was taken.
Henry F. Campbell. president Of the
club, presided, and there were talks by
Clifford G. Askin, Mayor Jewett, Charles
f. Coffin, Dick Miller, Samuel NJ Rails
ton and George A. Schneider, secretary
Of the Cleveland Athleuc Club, and ster-
eopticon views of a number Of the lead
ing athletic clubs of the country.
A feature Of the talk by Mr.. Askin,
whose subject was "The Birth Of Our
Club" was the entrance into the ban
quet room of huge stork, followed by
a nurse carrying q basket In which was
a small, but lusty baby from the Florence
Crittenden Home. Sy1nbolizing as 1t did
the birth OF the club, the small guest
was received with cheers; was christened
the ward Of the indianapolis Athletic
Club" was made the clubs hrst hon
orary member, and presented with
small gold ring.
Mr.. Askin touched upon the growth of
Indianapolis In many lines during the
last fifteen years, but said that there had
been little growth comparatively in the
clubs. he spoke Of the value OF COM
munity spirit and Of the aid that the ath-
letic club could be along this line
such clubs are to a city" he said,
what women are to society and children
are to a home"
He expressed the hope that the mem
bership OF the new club would increase
to 1000 or 1000.
Mayor Jewett. whose subject was
"Goodfellowship," expressed the hope
that the club would grow TO a larger
membership Of good fellows-men's men
and boosters. He told of visit he had
paid the Detroit Athletic Club and the
spirit Of boosting that prevailed there
together with spirit of goodfellowship.
1t was a community center. he said.
Mr.. Coffin. who spoke on Civic Co
operation" touched upon what can be
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
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Armed Guards Watch
Armistice Parade

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. Nov. H.
Armed special deputies were stationed
along the line Of march OF todays
Armistice parade, prepared to stop any
disturbance Report that the L. w. w.
in the city would seek to break up the
parade Of service men had been current
during the last few days. Service men
were appealed to to go into the parade
unarmed in order to avoid trouble
should a conflict occur. The authorities
had in mind the Centralia (Wash.)
massacre of a year ago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Total Vote Between
% and 80 Millions

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE total
number Of votes cast on election day
and for whom, was approximately as
follows, according to estimates fur
nished by political leaders mere:
Total vote 2s,000,000 to 100000
Total women's vote, 160O0, 900.
Total vote for Harding, 100000 to
$1,000, goo.
For Cox, 100000 to 10000, 900.
For Debs, 1000, 900.
For Christensen. 100000 to 100000.
For Watkins, 100000
For McCaulsy, 25.0co to $1,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Same Old Whines
Continue to Come
Out of GernlGlay

BERLIN, Nov. ia call for help.
directed chiefly toward the United
States, goes up from Germany on the
second anniversary Of Armistice day,
which ended the lighting in the
World War. Prominent and inhuen-
tial Germans were asked for express
sions of opinion on conditions in Ger
many; on the progress of German af-
fairs during the past two years of
peace and on the outlook for the fu-
ture.
The declarations without exception
were permeated with gloom. Armistica
day was NOT one of wild rejoicing in
Germany,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Finds for Taxi Concern

The sealed verdict returned by a jury
in Superior Court, room 2 to Judge Linn
HAY In the case Of Newton Roach,
negro, asking $4,000 damages against the
Indianapolis Taxi Company for injuries
sustained last fall when q taxi and an
automobile collided, was opened today.
The jury found for the taxi company.
The verdict In favor of the taxi company
appeared to evolve around the contention
of the defense that the taxi had the right
of way at the time Of the collision.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Bread Recipes
Secrets of Cereals

These are combined in O Oovernment
bulletin which sets down all the best
proven ways OF making bread, Of car-
ing for 1t, Of utilizing the waste.
1t gives the Information upon which
may be based program Of economical
buying. 1t advises, primarily, that
weight, In cereals. is the safest measure
Of food value.
1t gives dozen recipes for using the
crumbs or stale bread. 1t tells how to
make your own breakfast food from
wheat, how to make cheese fondue, drop
biscuits.
1t sets. forth the fact that cereals
make up the bulk of the fool of the
world. 1t urges, therefore, tnat the
housewife should acquire cereal wisdom.
Let our Washington Information Bu-
reau send you this bulletin:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
MRS. GOODRICH'S
MOTHER EXPIRES
Mrs. Amy First Dies at Home
of Daughter.

Mrs. Amy First, SS, mother-in-law Of
Governor James P. Goodrich, died at
loon today at the home of Mrs. Daniel
Hecker, her daughter, 1868 Washington
boulevard, following a long Illness.
Mrs. First has been making her home
with the Heckers and with Governor and
Mrs Goodrich.
Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Hacker are
her only surviving immediate relatives.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
MAN
TRIES TO END LIFE
Photo Company Proprietor
Drinks Nitric Acid.

Ira Wells, 80, Of S31 North Alabama
street. proprietor Of the Rex Photo
Company. 436 Massachusetts, avenue, is
in a serious condition at the City Hos
pital today following an attempt at sui
eide.
Mrs. Wells discovered her husband In
his studio in the rear OF the store where
he had drunk a bottle OF nitric acid.
Physicians at the hospital are doubtful
whether he win recover.
Wells wrote no note explaining his at
tempt to kill himself. Mrs. Wells SAID
her husband had been despondent over
his continued illness.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
CIVILIZED NATIONS
JOIN IN ARlNISTTCE
DAY Y TION
Ceremonies Held Through u. s., Britain, Bel
GUM, France and Other Allied
Countries.


The whole civilized world
dayhe second anniversary the
battle fronts globe
such unny
affecting ALL
Throughout Empire Belgium
the lesser
Joined memory heroes There were
celebrations in all the OF States
General Nvele French Army
part in the n City
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Santa Claus Mail
Already Coming In

Many letters addressed IN childish
handwriting to Santa Claus are being
received at the indianapolis post
office, according to Postmaster Rob-
ert e. Springsteen, who is appealing
to charitable organizations to take
charge of them and pay the postage
on the letters which were dropped in
letter boxes by children.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Hog Island Shipyard
Bid Is Turned Down

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia bid of S1o,-
oOo, 900. submitted by Barde Brothers,
supplementing their original bid Of
$4,000 900. and another bid Of $6,000,000,
for the Hog Island Ship Yard, submitted
last week. was rejected today by Rear
Admiral Benson, chairman of the shipping
board
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Plan to Make Known
Fein-Hun Connection

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE British gov
ernment has decided to publish docu-
ments found In possession of Sim Fein
leaders In 1918 to prove that they were
involved in Il German plot, Premier
Lloyd George announced in the House
OF Commons this afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
NOW, BOYS, DIG
UP THAT COAT!

While the chilly winds swept down
Illinois street last night, Mayor
Charles W. Jewett shiyered as he
climbed into his automobile in front
of the Claypool Hotel, for the mayor
was not wearing his overcoat.
When the mayor arrived at the
hotel to attend the jollincation OF
the indianapolis Athletic Club he had
a perfectly good dark novelty blue
check overcoat for which he paid
$150.
Today every member of the detec-
tive department has special assign
ment-''hnd the mayors overcoat."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Gompers Issues Call
to Steel Strike Heads

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-ReprescSta-
tives Of tweAty-feur international labor
unions which participated In the big
steel strike last spring are to meet here
tomorrow on the call OF President Samue.
Gompers of the American Federation of
Labor. Only presidents Of the unions
were included in Gompers' call, which
is expected to eliminate John Fitzpat-
rick, chairman, and y. Foster, respec-
lively. of the committee which called the
big strike.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
City Clerk Removed

Special to The Times.
GARY, Ind, Nov. u.-Mayor Hodges
has issued an order removing from office
Herbert c. Francis, city clerk, whose ac-
counts were found to be short $4,807.50
by field examiners for the State Board
of Accounts. A successor to the city
clerk win be appointed soon, the mayor
said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Rail and Utility Men
to Meet in Atlanta

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE National
Association Of Railway and Public Util-
fly Commissioners today selected At
lanta, Ga, for the 1921 convention. The
convention will be held the second Tues
day in October.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
roEMER MAID ASKS 10000.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 11-Charging
mental and physical suffering" Miss
Helen Fletcher has fled suit against
Fred Lederer, a wealthy Necedah manu-
facturer, forsS30, 900. charging breach Of
promise Of marriage. Miss Fletcher for
merly was Q maid IN the Ledsrsr home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Terminal Company
Asks to Renew Notes

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Jack
sonville (Fla.) Terminal Company today
applied to the interstate commerce COM
mission for authority to renew for a pc
riod of two years all outstanding notes
which total S735,025
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Sheet Mill WOrekrs
Granted Wage Boost

WARREN, Ohio, Nov. 11.-President
McTtghe of the Amalgamated Association
of Sheet and Tin Workers. announced to-
day that sheet mill workers have been
granted an increase of 3 per cent and mill
workers rs per cent on the base of the
scale.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Many Offices Close

Because Of Armistice Day, the offices at
the courthouse were ordered closed at
noon today. Some of the courts were
unable to close because OF cases under
~ 1go <7*o-es Carter who was a
cOlonsl In the world wa3 ordered his
ey~.s closed all uay ana The order was
c&xgiad CUT hy hin attaches
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Two Homes Robbed

Clothing and jewelry valued at $14S
were taken from the home of Albert NJ.
Bristoe, 2342 North Pennsylvania street,
today. Burglars who entered the homo
OF Alice Bridge, 2701 Paris avenue. while
the owner was away, stole watch and
chain valued at e17B.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
BELATED NAVAL
AWARDS MADE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-secretary
Daniels made the second. anniversary ef
Armistice day the occasion for the be-
Continued on Page Three)
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Kansas City Bread
LOayes to Be Larger

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 11.-An increase
of 10 per cent, in the size of bread loaves
effective Monday, was announced by the
twelve largest bakeries here. The price
will remain the same.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
WEATHER

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
1or the twenty-rour hours ending D. m.
Nov. 12: Fair and cooler tonight and
Friday; low temperature tonight, 20 to
25 degrees
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
Politician Is Killed

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 11.-The pref
dent Of the municipal council at Msri<a
State Of Yucatan. was assassinatSd by
political snsznias at MaEid& Aodan
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que te las ofrece, y recibe de mi ma
DIRE un tierno beso..
FERNANDO q. ALBERTY
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la Calumniada'' ''Pipiola" obtu-
vieron en- ell "Rivoli'' un 6xito artfs-
tico en- toda la lfnea. Fueron muy aplau
didos las sehoras Jimenez, Alvera, Pom
ce de Leon, Mendez, Cuevas, Alba y
los sefiores Thuiller, Manrique, Monti.
jano, Mora, Gonzalez, Gomez, Balaguer
y Pacheco. Todos dieron sus papeles
respec.ivos una Interpretation irrepro-
chable.
Ell se1ecto p1blico que llenaba la sa-
la, tribute los artistas un homemade
carifoso. Ell .el6n Sc levant6 numero-
sas veces.
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den copia. pues no respondemos de su
devoluei6n en- case de no ntilixarlos
nj sOstenemOs cOrrespondencia sObrs
sllOs.
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REcURso GUBERNAT1vo

INSCRIPTION PREvIA.
to.-Bienes gananciales.
Un arrendamiento de bienes ganancia-
les otorgado por Ell esposo despues de
divorciado y cuyo contra.o convinieron
las parties que podia ser inscrito, es ms
cribible al scr ratifcado como 10 ratif-
CO la que fu6 esposa del arrendadcr en-
la nisma escritura EN- que mediante cie1
to precio cedi6 su participation en- Las
ganancias de la sociedad conyugal a.
que fue su esposo, sin que sea necesario
inscribir previamente favor del ce
sionario los bienes arrendados.
ID-ACCEsIoN. .-Inscripcio de casa
edificada en- suelo inscrito.-
Arrendada una inca que tiene una
casa no es neeesario inscribir la casa
previamente, pues Sc presume que ,lc
accesorio, que es la casa, pertenece a
duefio de 10 principal que es Ell suelo
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por el
Juez Asociado sefior Audrey.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, julio %, 1920
Estando divorciado Esteban Mason
otorg6 en- 20 de diciembre de mil no.
vecientos diez y nuove una escritura pu
blica para consignar en- ella Ell contrato
privado de arrendamiento de dos fincas
que habfa hecho Ramon Rodriguez
en- primero de mayo de mil novecientos
diez y nueve en- ell que convinieron que
podia ser inscrito en- ell Registro de- la
Propiedad. Las fincas arrendadas son
dos. teniendo la resefiada con la letra
E. una cuerda de terreno con una casa,
procediendo de La Succession de Mauri-
clio Guerra, habiendo adquirido ar
bas fincas por compra
En- nueve de JUNO de mil novecientos
veinte Esteban Mason y Carolina Wor-
kers otorgaron escritura publica en- La
que pusieron termino sus diferencias
en- La liquidacion de La sociedad conyu-
gal que tuvieron y que fue disuelta por
sentencia firms de divorcio; Carolina
Workers hizo cesi6n favor de Mason
de todos sus derelchos en- dicha socie-
dad, por precio que recibio, quedando
por virtud de su renuncia ilnico y abb
soluto duefio Mason de los bienes de
la sociedad conyugal, y couvinieron, ade-
mas, en- que la escritura de arrendamien-
TO de 29 de diciembre de mil novecien-
tos veinte, antes mencionada, quedase
ratifcada como 81 Carolina Wolkers hu
biera estado presente en- ella y hubiera
dado su conformidad para dicho con-
trato en- la fecha en- que fue otorgada
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Muerte de un ser queridO

mi padre ha muerto! -. Cuando
mas lleno de vida Sc encontraba, ha
vepido La muerte a sorprenderle a
privarIe de la vida. Pero ahora no su-
fre las amarguras terrestres, ahora duer
me en- profundo silencio el suefo eter
no en- Ia tumba fria.
Su alma ha volado al cielo, a en-
contrarse con las de otros incansables
luchadores que antes que el Sc habian
rendido en- La jornada de la vida.
Fu6 una muerte inesperada v muy
sentida, tanto por nosotros como por
sus amigos y los que le conocieron.
Mi padre era humanitario, bueno
con todos, pero no todos fueron bue-
nos para con el.
Sus amigos fueron muchos sus
enemigos pocos Tuvo varios enemigos
en- la politica; enemigos que, domina
dos por la envidia o el rencor, forma
ron un grupo con el prop6sito de com
batir mi padre y continuaron por de
jarle cesante, por privarle de traer Ell
pan nuestro hogar. Pero no desmay6
en- la lucha, sino que la continue como
el buen soldado que no deja las ilas
aunque sufra una derrota.
Las famiias pobres en- los pueblos
en- que 81 ejerci6 su noble profession,
tienen mucho que decir de su buen com
portamiento; porque el brindaba sus
servicios sin interes los menesterosos;
porque 81 nevaba una vida pobre Sc
condolia de los mas pobres que el; por
que 81 saba que 81 exigia alghn dinero
a un pobre, por sus servicios, lie priva
ria del pan por algdn tempo.
Las grandes Iuchas sostenidas en- su
juventud, los recuerdos tristes de gran
des injusticias, los pesares v amaT
guras de una vida tan misera, lie ma
taron; atacaron su coraz6n frente a
frente, le vencieron en- la batalla. Va
sus fuerzas Sc agotaban; no podia re
sistir por mas tempo las zarpas del
dolor
Sus restos fueron conducidos Ia
metropolis por un innumerable gentfo,
especialmente por los masones de 10;
pueblos adyacentes por muchas persc
mas que le conocian.
| lPadrel Recibe un carifoso abrazc
de tus hijos que te lloran, y que nun.
1 ca te olvidaran; recibe al mismo item
po las flores mas bellas de tn patria
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EXITO DE La POMADA "zELITA,'
EN- NEW YORK

127 West York, N Y.
Feb 20 1920
Juana Diaz Drug Go. Porto
Dear Srs !.
enclosing herewith fifty in
ask you TO kindly send "ZELITA"
DO not how much y
! will be pleased to difference
would appreciate ettng know who New York
representative is that MIN.
Many friends OF mine and myself been looking for in
this city with negative results.
Thanking in advance am, Very truly yours
(COpyl Miss Doris Fisher.
127 West 112th st. New York N Y.
+ March 1920
Juanal Iiaz Drug Rico.
Dear Srs: Through Mr.. Franceschini received of
Zia cold after
freces and recommend highly wishes
I Copy Respectfully Missl Henrette Fisher
127 west 112 tn St New. York. N Y.
Drug Porto
Dear Srs received the Of cold "Zeta" and
am herewith enclosing $36 in stamps. balance due
After the results of the the following friends
Of using that the shall be
presented by of distribution
cam with little advertis
ing, be successful. Very truly
(Coqyl HenyriettG FtsheT
NOTAs14piaa empre la Pomada Cutanea
de ellos debido
elaboration hacen salr veos
cults esto como sabido aan notabemente rostro
ssrnenino ~,
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Una interesante decision
del Tribunal Supreme

fin de que pueda tener valdez eff
cacia contra ella.
Presentados esos dos documentos en-
el Registro de la Propiedad para la ms
cripcion del arrendamiento la neg6 ell
Registrador porque previamente no Sc
han inscrito los bienes favor de Mas
son en- virtud de la renuncia de derechos
que hizo la que fue su esposa, eli cum
plimiento del articulo 20 de la Ley Hi
potecaria; y deneg6 tambien la inscrip-
cion en- cuanto la casa que compren-
de la finca B. por no aparecer inscrita
la compra que de- la n. sma hizo Ell Sc
nor Mason a la succession de Mauricio
Guerra, segun Sc consigna en- ell docu-
mento
Ell arrendatario Ramon Rodriguez in
terpuso el presente recurso gubtrnati-
vo contra la resoluci6n del Registrador.
Ell documento de 20 de diciembre Gu
va inscription interesa ell recurrelnte fue
otcrgado por Mason despues de estar
divorciado, sin IL intervention de Ca
rolina Wolkers pero esta 10 ha ratif-
cado en- la otra escritura de nueve de
JUNO de 1920. Sc trata, pues, de inscri-
bir un contrato de arrendamiento o,or-
gado antes de la iquidaci6n de la so
ciedad conyugal disuelta y por tanto es
bastante con que ambos socios hayan
prestado su conformidad al contrato. Els
cierto que Carolina Workers presto su
consentimiento Ell ell mismo documento
en- que renunci6 todos sus derechos a
esas fncas a favor de su esposo, pero
como. no sc trata de inscribir un con-
trato de arrendamiento otorgado por
Mason como duefio actualncente de elias
sino un contrato otorgado cuando La So
ciedad conyugal no estaba hquidada, no
es necesario que previamente inscriba
Mason las fncas a su solo nombre Y
por consiguiente no es de apicacion ell
articulo 20 de la Ley Hipotecaria pre-
ceptivo de que para la inscription ano
tacion de titulos en- que sc transfera o
grave ell dominic o la possession de bienes
inmuebles derechos reales debera cons
tar previamente inscrito anotado ell
derecho de la persona que otorgue en-
cuyo nombre sc haga la transmission o
gravamen.
En- cuanto al otro fundamenso de ne
gativa con respecto la casa que esta
edifcada en- la fnca letra B no es ne
cesario tampoco que previamente sea
inscrita esa construction favor de la
sociedad conyugal de Mason con Caro-
lima Wolkers, nj tampoco nombre de
la succession de Mauricio Guerra, pues 81
este fue quien Ia fabric6 le correspon-
dia su propiedad por haberla edificado
en- sueio propioqy la trasmitio con la
finca y 81 la fabricaron los esposos Mas
son tan:bien les pertenecia y pudieron
Garla en- arrendamiento sin tener que
inscribirla especialmente.
La nota recurrida debe ser revocada
y ordenarse la inscription.
(F). Pedro de Audrey
Juez Asociado)
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BanCO Territorial y AgriCOIa deP.R
PAGO DE DIvIDENDO

general de ceebrada
presente Julio reparir e dvdendo
(DEFINTIVO) de sete centO las de Ia
PRIMERA SEGUNDA sere el PrOvisiOna) distri
budO eI 1ltimO
ntO sObe e vaOr recOnOcdO desembOadO de dhas
udades social de desde dia
hOras habes de Gaia alberto dcho
la Secretaa del BancO de correspondence papeleta.
p R, 27 de 92O-El SecretariO, ROCA-
FORT-E Presdente RAFAEL FABIAN.