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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Nary Neetias. It I. ". c. 4.

Many Aeol1neB at 1. W. Z. 4.
Fifteen Of the Minnehaha girl re-
serves met Saturday afternoon 1t
the Y. w. C. A., for the regular
meeting. Each girl gave . short
life history Of some prominent an
thor and this made an interesting
and instructive program for the
afternoon. This reserve group is
at the head of the contest being
carried on by the girl reserves. The
girls will meet next Saturday.
At the meeting Of the Star gilt
reserves Saturday afternoon honor
tests were given for the eligible
members. Those who had 40 or
more honors were Misses Clara
May Framing, Dorothy Brachtel.
Ellen WEIGH and Frances Nelson.
These girls ape now entitled to the
privilege Of embroidering the chew
ron in the code color on their arm
bands. The special guests Of the
meeting we're Mrs. C. A Schoessel
and Miss Sarah Schmidt. The
chairman Of the service committee,
Miss Ellen WEIGH, reported that q
basket had been taken to a needy
family last week. The basket con-
tanned substantial food and fruit to
last them for a while. The girls
will meet next Saturday.
Yesterday morning Z Mako girls,
with their leader, Miss Helen John
son. and Miss Hazel Rust took an
early morning hike to Vandruff is
land, where they cooked breakfast
over a camp fire. They returned
in time to attend Sunday school.
The program at the Y. W. C. A.
for this week is a busy one. Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock the Ma
He Cha girl reserves meet. At 1880
the Philo girls are giving q St. Pat
rick party. On Wednesday at 2::30
the Florence Kinney bible class
meets in the Broadway Presbyte-
rian church. At o'clock the Will
ing Workers girl reserves meet in
the Edgewood Baptist church. AT
O'Clock the Star girl reserves will
have a St. Patrick's dinner party
in the cafeteria. Thursday at 4:3(
the U. S. W. girl reserves meet. Al
$3.50 the Hi-Y girls will meet at the
high school to start on a hike to the
Watch Tower.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Nichols.Hobbs Eneaeement,


Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hobbs of 1926
East street, Davenport. of their
daughter. Miss Wayne E.. to Frank
Nichols, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Nichols of Des Moines, Iowa.
Rev. A. Frank Houser of the Cal
vary Baptist church of Davenport,
will officiate at the ceremony which
will be an event Of April Is at the
home of the brides parents. Miss
lone Lohman of Fairfield. Iowa,
will be the bridesmaid and Len
Stewart of Ottumwa will be the
best man. After May l the new
home will be at 1925 East street,
Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Miss Helmer Entertains Herald.

Miss Ethel Hilmer of 1886 Twen-
ty-third street entertained the MEM
bers Of the Kings Herald society
of the First Methodist church Sat.
urday afternoon. Mrs. F. X. Rhoads
conducted the lesson, which was on
THE Medical Work in China" Re-
freshments were served after the
lesson. The next meeting place
will be announced later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Social Announcements.

The Audubon parent-teacher as
sociation will entertain at a coffee
Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 un-
til 5 O'Clock in the home Of Mrs.
E. C. Fisher, 1913 Twenty-ninth-
and-a half street
The W. c. T. U. meeting will be
held at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
at the Y. W. c. A. The subject will
be "W. C. T. U. Work in Child We'll
fare"
Mrs. Jennie Lattig Of 1917
Twelfth street, will be hostess tc
the members Of the Tri-City En-
broidery club Thursday afternoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Ttter.Larry.

Miss Elizabeth Larry of this city
and John A. Utter Of Milwaukee,
Wis, were married Thursday after
noon at the Office of the officiating
Justice, w. r. Names in Daven-
port. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mecum
were the attendants. The groom Is
a salesman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Speaks In Moline.

Rev. John McGown Stevenson
gave the third Of his talks before
the Community club Of Moline in
their club rooms yesterday after
noon. He spoke on 1.-THE Right
Start in Life" and interested the
large number of persons in at
tendance at the "at home" this
being the last Sunday afternoon
feature of this kind. Miss Hazel
Malmberg sang several songs. &C
companied by Miss Lillian kars-
tens with the violin. Miss Adelia
Leonard also sang several delight
full numbers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Meet Wednesday.

The regular meeting Of Amoo CAL
dron will be held In the Masonic
temple Wednesday evening. The
meeting is to start at 1880, and
there will be an important business
session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
To Have Card PARTY.

The lady Eagles will sponsor a
card party in connection with the
fair, which is being held at the
home. tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
when the games of cinch and 500
will be played. Friends Of the or
ganization are invited to attend
and enjoy the afternoon at cards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Concert Date Changed.

The concert to be given by the
Myrna Sharlow Concert company,
under the auspices of Amoo grotto,
which was announced for March
26. has been postponed. Announce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
NOTICE.

Union caucus Rural township at
townhall. Saturday, March 20, 2:S0
.. m. By Order Of Committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Celebrates 18th Anniversary.

Miss Wilma Beattie celebrated
her 18th birthday anniversary Sat-
urday afternoon by having a party
Of 20 of her school friends at her
home, 1905 Eleventh street. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Mss KneNles IN Rectal.

laieS Jean Knowles OF Chicago
appeared In recital before the
members OF the Moline Woman's
club Saturday afternoon at the
First congregational church. Her
recital was given In costume and
the following groups were greatly
enjoyed:
French group; arranged by
Weckerlin:
mon. je n'irais plus an bois"
''lisette"
"Menuet de Partini"
"Ques ne suis-je la Eougere"
Paris est au Roi"
English group; arranged by II.
L. Wilson:
Pastoral"
1.-THE Forsaken Maid"
my Lovely Celia"
s '@The Plague of Love"
shepard, Thy Demeanor Vary.
Spanish group:
Spanish national anthem.
Folk Songs:
"Granada"-Alvarez.
"Zortizco," Basque national an
them.
"Nacir Morir"-Larregla.
ia Partida'-F. M. Alvarez.
Mrs. Evlan Sargent was the
accompanist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
n. RI Club Meets.

Mrs. Charles Casfort, 1857
Thirty-ninth street, entertained the
members of the d. r. l. club
Thursday afternoon, when the
hours were spent with fancywork.
In a game Mrs. Clara Kavlin OF
Davenport took the prize.
Dainty refreshments we're served
by the hostess and a social hour
followed. Mrs. Edward Jensen OF
25l4 Sixth avenue will entertain
the club at the next meeting.
March Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Drills Are Operetta Feature.

feature OF the Operetta to be given
at the Lincoln school Friday and
Saturday evenings, and the chill
dren OF the school have been work
ing hard to perfect the movements.
Music will be furnished by the Or
chestra. and an enjoyable evening
is promised all those who attend
the affair. Following is a list of
the drills and those taking part in
them:
Quadrille: Florence Edwards.
Clayton Frey, Alatha Marshall.
Harry Salzmann. Rosie Levy. Ber-
nard Connolly, Ethel Hillmer and
Allan Noftsker.
sSunbonnet girls: Edna Weber.
Ethel May Baldwin, Thibey katz
and Anna Cruzen.
Overall boys: Ernest Rietz, Will
liam Fender. William Babcock and
Walter Eberhart.
Sewing girls: Anita Evers, Mil
dred Mitchell, Marian Williams and
Helen Vale.
Milking boys: Tom Pratt. Dick
Walker, Charles Walker and
Archie Stevens.
Dairy maids: Doris Dammon.
Suzanne Thompson. Marie Saun-
ders and Rosemary Huntoon.
Hoeing boys: Frank Gross. Rob-
ert Willis. Alex Scott and William
Mann.
Between acts. the following pro-
gram will be given:
Pantomime: Arlene Renuer,
Louise Mcmillan. Wilma Gottsch
and Florence Lewis.
Doll dance: vehotta Mckinley
and Kathryn Ward.
9TH Soldiers Day." seven-sec-
ond boys.
The orchestra is composed Of
the following: First violins. Rich
ard Weckel, Alberta Elwell. Irene
Zimmerman; second violins. Err.
nest Claver. William Mann and
Ellen WEIGH; cornet. Ralyh Os-
from; saxophone. Odeiia Schmidt:
guitar, Anita Evers; mandolin, Mil
dred Tibbets and drum, Herbert
Larry.
Celebrate Golden wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ]. WuE
Of 1851 West Fourteenth street.
Davenport, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Friday when
children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren gathered at their
home for the day. Decorations
were in yellow spring flowers and
there was an deliberately frosted
cake in yellow.
The wedding Of half . century
ago took place in Davenport. Three
years were spent in that city and
then the home was moved to . farm
in Sheridan township. Mr.. Wulf
continued to farm until 1919 when
he retired and came with his family
to Davenport. He was born Feb.
H. 1888. in Schleswig Holstein,
ME-. Wulf, being also a native OF
Germany, whore she was born Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15

sffefroon was ! most pleasant one.
Rames and contests keeping the
guests busy. In the word guessing
contest Miss Gladys Bellils won the
orise and Stanley Fuller the con-
ISOLATION favor. At 5 O'Clock . de-
licious three-course luncheon was
served, . large pink aAd white
birthday cake being the center
piece for the table. Miss Wilma
received many pretty birthday
gifts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15

Pan.HeIlenic Luncheon.

The Tri-City Pan-Hellenic asso-
ciaticn held most enjoyable
luncheon at the Davenport Com
mecial club Saturday noon. There
were 80 members present, repre-
senting IL sororietis. There was
one long table, with a centerpiece
of jonquils, and smaller tables sur
rounding. After the luncheon, a
short business session was held. 1t
was decided to hold the meetings
of the association on the third Sat
urday Of each month. Mrs. A. l.,
Syverud and Miss Cora Berger
were in charge Of the luncheon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15

thirty friends Of Mrs. D. J.
seHnig q 1110 Firth avenue, had .
3oufp9tee On her It her home Thurs
~ Afternoon. After playing
Glnes and answering puzzles .
- lunch was served. which had
b4m brought BY the self-invtted
e6Seta. Prizes in the contests
Uogo awarded to Mesdames Rails
~ You'd. Taylor. Grfer and
NoSaIeF. Mrs. Craig was left with
many beautiful presents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
COyneBun,


Miss Mary Butt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Butt Of 439 Forty
fourth street and Bert Coyne of
727h Perry street. Davenport, were
married at s o'clock Saturday even
ing at the rectory of the Sacred
Heart church, by Rev. C. P. O'Neill.
The couple was unattended. The
bride wore a spring suit Of dark
blue cloth with a pretty spring
model hat and her flowers were
a corsage OF mixed flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coyne will reside
for the present at the brides home.
The bridegroom travels for the
Zinc Mill Mining company Of Wis
consin. Mrs. Coyne is a graduate
Of the Rock Island high school in
the class of 1916 and has been en-
ployed at the Drew Donaldson
Sales company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15
Married a Years.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Sears Of 4409
Fourteenth street were married ga
years ago today, and they are OBJ
serving their anniversary very quiz
city 1t their home. Mr.. Sears is
among the Oldest settlers Of this
community, having been born in
this county. The home has always
been here. Many friends will ex-
tend their congratulations to the
couple.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-15

msnt vas made today by III groGto
that the concert would probably Be
given some time in April. bat that
no definite date could Be set q yet.
Mis- ShaYlow ID detained longer in
New York than her nrst plans
counted on, and q she ID appear
ing opera, It will b impossible for
her to start TO MI her western en-
gagements until . later date.
Announce Engage0eat
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Dudley Of go
Tventy-nrst street announced the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Florence to Howard Nelson, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen
Of Dewitt, Iowa, at an informal
dinner party 1t their home last
evening. The marriage IL to take
place during the early summer.
Miss Dudley attended the local
schools and has recently been en-
ployed a. q stenographer at velie
company, in Moline. Mr.. Nelson
returned from service overseas
about year ago and is now en-
ployed at the Linograph company
in Davenport as a machinist.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
La banda de Ia -ESCueIa
Correctional en- Ia Esria

No hemos de exagerar, pero una de
las cosas que mas ha 1lamado la aten
ci6n en- la Feria, es la banda de La "Es-
cuela CORRECTIONAL de Mayaguez.
Esta cOmpuesta pOr 80 musicos. Es
decir, S5 muchachos que hace apenas
,un afo empezaron estudiar ell COM
plicado arte de Mozart. Y han hecho
Ell el tan ligeros adelantos que va, en-
Ia actualidad, no hay para ellos ningdn
misterio en- ell reino de EuteTpe.
En- Ell pabellon que ocupa La Banda
en- la Feria, hemos visto congregarse
un publico numerosisimo, compacto. =.
publico escogido; casi en- su totalidad
de diletantti, aplaudiendo todas las di-
ficiles ejGcucionss de musica clasica
con que los chicos de la playa del
oeste hacen las delicias de los concu-
rrentes a la gran exhibition.
Me temo que a esta tropa joven,
fuerte, no sc le presto en- la isla la
debida atenci6n que es acreedora.
Hay que tener EN- cuenta que son
muchachos humildes. que al calor de
una institution saba, realizan Ia do
BILE labor de su regeneration de su
instruction. 49,. Hasta la fecha no he
mos sabido de ningun hombre acomo-
dado del pals que haya hecho alguna
donacd6n para los psquefios artistas.
Pero tenemos la completa seguridad
de que algo por ellos habra de reali-
zarsc.
]. Ell Director de la banda, por ejem-
plo, don Santiago Mesorana, descen-
diente de una familia de artistas y
artista delicado el, tambien, solo ga
ma un miserable sueldo por su traba-
jo. Tai vez ell se1ior Mesorana, no
deseara mas recompensa que La de yer
los triunfos de sus tiiscfpulcs. Pero
nosotros creemOs que aaguna recompen
sa merece tambien, quien ha puesto
su priviIegiada inteligencia y SD CO.
raz6n al servicio de una causa hermo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
Don Manuel Perez Fernandez

Ell 20 de mario dejo de existir en- su
opulen;a possession de Luarca, Asturias,
Ell referido caballero.
Fue don Manuel Perez Fernandez ell
fundador de la importante casa mercan
til de Bayam6n, Manuel Perez y Co.,
hoy sucesores de la firma de aQuel nom
bre, y contaba en- este pals con immune
rabies simpatias, que Sc habia granjea-
do por su bondadoso caracter v hom-
bria de bien. +
Como la generalidad de los espaho-
les que llegan este pals, habia con-
traido matrimonio con una virtuosa da-
ma portorriquena, dofia Asunci6n Vidal
Mendia, quien llora hoy, en- compafia
de sus amados hijos, la inesperada fnuer
te de su esposo ejemplar.
De todo coraz6n nos asociamos al do
lor que sufren hoy los deudos del cita-
do don Manuel, entire los que Sc encuen
tran las distinguidas esposas de don
Evaristo y don Francisco Freiria, La del
senior Pifieiro y la viuda de Lai6a (dOn
Mannel).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
CAMARA DE
DEEEGADOS
SESSION DE LA MANANA

A las diez Sc abri6 la session bajo la
presidencia del Licdo. Huyke. Asistie-
ron 90 delegados.
La "comisi6n de Trabajo'' de La
caniara emiti6 su informe que le ha-
bia sido encomendado acerca de la huel
ga de los muelles.
A moci6n DEF sehor Coll y cuchi, es-
to informe pas6 ser diseutido en-
Ia orden del dfa. Fu& aprobado ell re-
ferido informe, en- el cual Sc inserta,
fernando parte del mismo, una reso.
lnci6n de la CSmara, que pubhca hoy
tambien Ell MUNDo, pcr Ia que Sc
ordena al Attorney General La inter-
venci6n del Departamento de Justicia
en- ciertos asuntos reIacionados con ell
alza de los precios en- los ,artfculos de
primera necesidad. La discussion del in
forme de la Comisi6n de Trabajo ,fu6
extensa, tomando parte en- ella los de-
legados Coll, valdes, Bayonet, Romani
y Texidor.
Fue sprobada en- -primera lectura La
3. c. de la @. No. 4.
Pasaron a Ia Comlsi6n de Hacienda,
los proyectos del senado No. 2 y 8;
a la de oobierno Insular y Munici-
pal, el No. 8, y la de Jurisprudencia
Civil, la r. g. del 8. No. 2.
El Presidente frm6 la r. G. del s.
No. ], que le fu6 rennitida por ell Sc
cretario de aquel cuerpo, y tambien Ell
P. de la G. No. 10, -enviado del Sc
nado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
VILLAESPESA EN- CARACAS

XVII, ell "Cardenal Montmorency" es
la Francia galante del Rey Sol, el
"Crdenal Gonzaga'', resucita con sus
palabras la sentimentalidad honda y
sincera del alma de Portugal. Calder6n
podria firmar las estrofas arrogantes
y, ardientes, del espafiol; Marivoux las
frivolas galantes del frances Ber
nardino Rebeira aquellos versos senti
mentales y hondos que lIevan el ritmo
de un 6rgano, con los cuales EXPIRE
sa como am6 ell portugues.
FL poeta Villaespesa, qua va en- Me
jico estren6 la obra en- union de don
Manuel Sierra Mendez, y Gomez Haro,
desempen6 en- Caracas el papel del
"Cardenal'' espahol; Emiliano Rami-
rez Angel, el del "Portugues" Ell
joven poeta Andres Eloy Blanco, ell
alma de la Francia frivola y galante,
en- Ell "Cardenal Montmorency.'
Tres j6venes poetas: Francisco Ca
ballero, Jacinto Fombona Pachano y
Guillermo Austria, completaron Ell per-
sonaI.
Pocas noches despu6s, la del % de
abril, despidi6se villaespesa con otra
velada, en- la que estren6 su leyanda
arabe "En Ell Desierto."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
Ell dia de PerShing
seFa un aC0lteCi-
miGntO en- PtO. Rico

Por las impresiones que hemOs podi-
do cambiar con don J. w. Blanco, Sc
cretario de La Cruz Roja Americana, y
Ell principal organizador de los festiva-
les que vienen celebrandose en- La re-
ria, ell OLA DE PERsHING promote ser
I'M gran acontecimiento para Puerto Ri
co. Sc hacen grandes preparatiVos para
tribuHar al ilustre paladin, la figura mas
representative de la milicia de los Is
tados Unidos, un homemade unanime en-
la Feria Regional En- meses pasados, eli
Presidente de la Cruz Roja dirigi6 una
carta al generalisimo Pershing, anun-
ciandole que Sc lie habia nombrado hues-
ped de honor de la Feria Regional, a 10
que Ell contest6 en- nm mensaje breve,
pero entusiasaa cordialisimo.
En- estos festivales tomaran partici-
pacion ambas Camaras legislativas, los
altos funcionarios del Gobierno fede-
raj, los oficiales del ejercito de la ma
rina, y nuestros hombres p1bhcos. Ell
juez del Toro tiene su cargo una par
te importantisima en- ell programa,
Mr. Charles Hartzell dara la bienvenida
a nuestro ilustre huesped en- nombre de
Ia Cruz Roja Americana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06

En- honor dc villaospesa fu6 repre-
sentada la Cena de los cardenales"
el IA dc abril ultimo.
la Cena de los Cardenales'', es
una de las mas preciosas joyas del ar
10 moderno. Una comedia sutil, sin gol
pes emocionantes de tragedia, donde
todo pasa suave como en- un reposo
conventual, reminicencias de La vida
que terminan en- una lagrima, es la
obra en- que ell gran dramaturgo por-
tugues, Julio Dantas. ha sabido desen-
volver y dar forma brillante de ex-
preston, pieza de un lirismo tan ele-
gante, que ha sido traGucida repre-
sentada EN- todos los idiomas cultos,
y que podria decirse, ser la consagra-
ci6n deEnitiva de uno de los mas fnos
intensUs dramaturgOs contempora-
neos.
FL gran pocta Villaospesa adapt6 la
obra a Ia escena espahola, con una exac
titud asombrosa, pues conserva en- cas-
tellano la misma dulzura que el orr
ginaI, y . clio Sc debe que desde la
noche de su estreno en- Rspana, por
Ricardo calvo, sus representations sc
cuenten por csntenares.
Interesante escena esta, en- que los
trds cardenales en- la decrepitud de
sus vidas, reunidos en- un bello salon
del Vaticano, Sc cuentan fntimamente,
en- voz baja, sus amores, aquellos amo
res que les hicieroIi dar un adi6s Ia
vida mundane, Y refugiarse en- Ell Sc
no de la religion.
Y, observad en- estos tres persona
jes. no a los cardenales sino a 10 que
representan. Ell ''cardenal Rufo'' es
tOaa Ia galLardia esranola del siglo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
Ell RESTAURANT
DE La FERIA

El restaurant de la Feria Regional
sigue siendo uno de los sitios mas con
curridos, y cuantas pgcsonas 10 han
visitado han podido saborear los fla
mes, los mantecados, los dulces las
comidas que allf Sc expenden, han te-
nido justas frases de elogio, tanto para
los selectos manjares como para la gen
tileza deslumbradora de las distingui
das sehoras sefioritas que 10 atien-
den.
La rapida organization de este res
taurant acredita una inteligente be
nefciosa labor de parte de la seilora
Georgina de Paniagua, su directora, q
no ha descansado un solo dia por ser
vir Ia Cruz Roja Americana, 10
ha hecho generosa y noblemente, con
todo el entusiasmo y la devotion de
que es capaz la mujer portorriquefa.
sEl servicio de este restaurant 10 ha-
cen las sefioras 1nfante de Ribot, Go
meg de Such, Maria de Soler, de Font
Camufas, de Martinez Alvarez, de Ro-
driguez Sierra, de Schettini, de Miro,
de Bithorn, de Pastrana, y las sedort-
tas Socorro Paniagua, Rodriguez, Ce-
bollero, Rivera, Gomez, Suria, Valdt-
vieso. Torres Roure, orcasitas y Gar
cia.
Es de adinirarse como aquellas en-
cantadoras chiquillas, de manos Hnas
v breves, acostumbradas los regalos
de una vida aristocratica, trabajan in
fatigablemente, dia y noche, sin decaer
un momento, y mostrando, aun en- me
dio del train v del ajetreo del servi-
clio, una sonrisa amable bondadosa.
Nadie debe dejar de ir a este res
taurant, aunque sea una sola vez, por-
cue, entire cuantos recuerdos habran
de evocarse siempre, al recordarse es-
ia Gran Feria Regional, este sera aca
so el mas amable Ell mas bello
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
TRIBUNAL DE DISTRITo
sECoIOE PRIMERA

Jose Martinez Llonfn VS.. Ramon Mar
tlnez Reyes, desahucio, Sc declare sin
lugar la demanda, con imposition do
las costas al demandante.
IA. de Cardi Co. s. en- Co. VS..
Andres c. Zurinaga, cobro de dinero.
Sc orden6 que Sc proceda la venta
de los bienes relacionados en- la mo-
ci6n, en- publica subasta, que Sc cele-
brara ocho dias despu6s de haberse
anunciado por medic de edictos.
jose Rojas VS.. "The Texas Oil Co.
y otro, tercerfa. Sc concedi6 una pro
rroga de treinta dias al demandants
, para presentar la exposition del caso
Camilo Miguel vs. Felix zengotita,
cobro de dinero. Sc declare sin lugsr
la moci6n del peticionario 'Luifa Her
manos y Comp, sobre nulidad de en-
barge y subasta.
"Finlay Weymouth Lee Inc.'' vs.
Institute Universitario "Jos6 de Die.
go" y otros, cobro de dinero. Sc de-
clar6 con lugar las exposiciones previas
interpuestas la demanda.
"Sucrerie Centrale Coloso'' VS.. Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico cobro de dine
TO. Sc declare con lugar la demanda;
~ en- su consecuencia Sc orden6 al de-
mandado satisfacer la demandants
$6,503.16 y las costas.
Celestino Abreu VS.. Carmen Abrea,
filiacion. Sc declare con lugar la de-
manda; y Ell su consecuencia, que los
memories Celestino, Dolores Benigno
Abreu son hiios naturales reconocidos
dc Agustin Rodriguez Y Carmen Abreu
con todos los derechos inherentes su
condici6n dc hijos naturales reconoci-
dos.
Gabriela Boccel VS.. Marcos Terrer,
divorcio. Sc seial6 ell dia diez para ce-
lebrar la vista del caso