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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
The ropes were tMined around
he Skudd(enasoofs neck.

you are very kind" said Mrs.
Skiddle Dee, as. she fastened up
the slender thread, and then she
hung up her sheets, table,
cloths and bedspreads-which were
as small as the seeds in a straw
berry.
mo wonder they wouldn't fit on
the new line / bought for Nurse
janet" said Uncle Wiggily. And
I guess that ant boy is using a
cobweb lasso he will not catch very
big buffaloesi"
Then the bunny hoped on, and
he was almost at his hollow stump
bungalow when, all of a sudden,
out from behind a bush Jumped
the bad old Skuddlemagoon,
ANY souse today" howled the
Skuddlemagoon, most impolitely,
mo! Not cried Uncle Wiggily,
trying to hide his ears under his
tall silk hat mo souse!"
Yes! Yes!" yelped the Skuddle-
magoon. 81 will have your sousei
Arabella, the chicken girl. is not
here to day to pick me with her
sharp beak. I'll have souse!"
But do you s'pose Uncle Wiggily
stood there waiting for the Skud
to nibble bunny souse? Indeed notl
The rabbit hoped along as fast
as he could, but the bad chap
hoped after him, crying:
81 will have souse! l will! VIII"
'oh. no, you will mott" said a
new voice, and turning to look
back Uncle Wiggily saw Jackie
and Peetie Bow Wow. the two
puppy dogs. Each of them had
hold of the ends Of a rope and
loops of the rope We're twined
around the bad Skuddlemagoon's
neck.
run along, Uncle wiggily, and
don't be afraid. He will not catch
you and get your souse!" barked
Jackie. M -
"He can't chase you any more.
because we have lassoed him"
barked Peetie. I'VE saw the ant
y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
boy playing wild west iasso with

boy playing Wild West iasso with
his mothers cobweb clothes line,
and we asked Nurse Jane for some
bigger rope, SO we could make
lassoes. She gave us her old
clothes line and we've lassoed the
Skud. Hurray!'
well, I'm glad she did" spoke
Uncle Wiggily, as Jackie and Peetie
tied the Skuddlemagoon fast to a
tree. The doggie boys had come
along just in time to lasso the bad
chap, who didn't get the bunny's
souse after all, for which Mr.. Long
ears was very thankful.
And if the rubber ball doesn' t
try to jump through the hole in the
doughnut and fall into the rag
dolls apple pie. III tell you next
about Uncle Wiggily and the bad
Snoopy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
BRADsTREET's REVIEW.

New York. Sept. 10.-Brad-
streets tomorrow will say:
Divergence influences, price
uncertainty and advance of the
fall season are visible in the trade
and industrial situation resulting
in a curious cross current effect
upon observers conclusions but on
balance 1t may be said that lit
tie more optimism is displayed as
to the future and volume OF trad
ing Is larger. Reports from manu-
featuring districts, too. are slightly
better. The tone of collections,
too, shows a slight improvement.
and crop reports are better"
Weekly bank clearings were S..
1855, 900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
NEW MEXICO NEWS
Girl ned on Serious Charge.

Socorro Chieftain: Manuela Pc
rata of Polyadera is held under
$4,000 bond in connection with the
finding of the body of a child bur-
led in field. She is said to have
confessed to the authorities to hav-
ing given birth to the child and to
having buried it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
Hu | 3! Nd! ANDl
- >arae Faps

wonder what he had been doing all
the dreary time l had been shut
away from him.
Now that his anxiety about her
was over, how did he spend his
evenings? Two or three times |
had attempted to talk with him
after l had eaten my solitary dim
ner, and Kate had replied that he
had gone out.
/ thought of this so constantly
that decided to ask him about
what he did with himself after
dinner was over, SO that very
night when he telephoned from
the library to ask about Edith,
after telling him how favorably
she was progressing, / asked
what are You going to do to-
night, Clifford p
Tomorrow-Mildred Annoys Cliff
ford With Questions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, Sept. 1O.-Butter-
Market unchanged.
Eggs Market lower. Receipts
6,305 cases Firsts, 81 @52c; ordi-
nary firsts, 45@47c; at mark, cases
included, 4S@49hc; storage pack
ed firsts, 53M @54c.
Poultry-Alive. unchanged.
Potatoes-Market steady Re-
ceipts 80 cars. Jersey Irish cob
blers. $4,000 800; Minnesota Early
ohios. $2.25@2,4O; Idaho Rurals,
$3.00@3.10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
Roosevelt County Republican
Ticket

The ticket as nominated is as
follows: For county clerk. John w.
Russell; sheriff, George Smith,
treasurer, G. w. Wheeler; assessor,
Tom Taylor; probate judge, S. N.
Hancock; county superintendent,
Mrs. Fred Kenady; commissioners,
First precinct, w. B. Hensley;
Second precinct L, M. Carmichael;
Third precinct, A. w. Ferrin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
DETERMINATION.

Jonah said he'd bet some kale he
could travel in q whale. All the
village sports were shocked and
they joshed him and they Knocked.
mo one ever yet" they cried,
"journeyed in a whales inside. It
would be all kinds of fun. but, alas
it can't be done. For the fish's
threats so small it can't bolt big
things at all; even if you got inside
you'd be smothered SOON" they
cried; you could not the trip en-
dure, for the ventilation's. poor.
That's the way all tinhorns spiel, "
answered Jonah, off the reel; "just
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Sept. 10-Prime mer-
camille paper unchanged; exchange
easy; sterling demand, 1851;
cables. s3.51%.
Time loans-Strong. unchanged.
Call money-Steady. High, Z
per cent: ruling tate, per cent;
closing bid, per cent; offered at
Z per cent; last loan, 6 per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
R'pplins( hynes
SG4AAf AwsIt hs 3 wAtA;

because no other male ever. travel
ed III a whale, you insist it can't
be did, but I'll bet my Sabbath lid
that III pull the stunt ere long,
Just to show you're all in wrong.
No one ever makes hit If he's
wulln to admit that a stunts be-
yond his skill; he should say, Il
can, I VIM Obstacles are doubt
less there, trouble, grief and woe
to spare, he must face a score of
foes, but he laughs at things like
those. Men who falter. doubt and
quail, never travel in a whale.
When I say I'll do thing you
may bet your wedding ring that I'll
win or break a Stat; you may bet
your ron on that" ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11

Another word has acquired new meaning in high
circles that was recently pronounced "harroom''
slang. Bull" senate committee investigating
campaign contributions has been told means "ex-
banded truth" Thus the elimination of the bar
has permitted refining of the word which once
meant fancy lying.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Sept. 10.-Cotton fu-
lures closed firm. Oct, 29.3S;
Dec. 1856; Jan. 25.35; March,
24.6S; May, 24.05.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Sept. 1O.-Cattle--
Receipts 1890. Gamers and CON-
mon cows csc lower; light Gamers,
s3.50Q4.0O: calves mostly Soc
lower; practical top $500; odd
lots $3.50; other classes slow,
steady to weak; best heavy steers,
s17.10.
Hogs-Receipts 400. Market
generally 10c to Csc higher, quail
ity fair. Top. $16.40; bulk light
and medium. SIS, s0@16.25; heavy,
s15.25@15.S0; stockers steady.
Sheep-Receipts 1000, Sheep
Csc to sec lower. Western ewes,
$3.50; fat lambs steady; top west
erns, $14,15; few sales feeding
lambs 25c to soc higher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City. Sept. 1O.-Butter
and eggs. unchanged.
Poultry-Springs UP 1c. soc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11

Toast-To Our Bankers: What Would We
Do Without Them?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11

ewes, ss,oo@s25; feeder lambs.
$12.00@12.75.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11
Denver Livestock.

Denver, Sept. 10.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 600. Market steady to weak.
Beef steers. $3.50 @1s.00; cows and
heifers, $1,000 800. stockers and
feeders, 5000 lQ.5 SO; calves. $3.50
@13.00. 81
Hogs-Receipts 400. Market
strong. Top. $16.25; bulk, $500
@16.00.
Sheep-Receipts $500. Market
strong. Lambs. S13.o0@l3.5o;
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-11

At the age of four Mozart COM
posed a number of minutes and
other pieces still extant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
INTRODUCTION

uH." nrl" tn cycle 60 Surutt.s.h..'
'rssnis brings %. around 90 -Uu., Il On.
main deeds and teachings 90 our I,rl
Jesus christ while ou earth For ~
months w" ar o. follow %. ulIrl',.
~ That 0u1drDus 10" ls l' is present.
IN "a" ''~p'l uf Matthew such .,.
r!'s 90 lessons .s prepared ~ this iirl
Tor many reasons. 'ut D. thar 10 ma
uriliN follows uur U..-rt gud..-s boz 'h.
old Testament concerning thr kingdom
~ Israel ls % WIS established under
David and Solomon rhis kingdom WIS
iu Soiur s'ns.. both bosturiualiv anil
Wrph''ituI'' Consolidating ~ o..
Kingdom of God
The lessons lr'fti,r f.n Matthew
h''aIs' hls Gospel is '.W.ueg'lv thu
- ih- Kingdom. r. rri-g of God .n Ga.
hearts md iif' ~ 1rH We ur.t, o..
p"c.aiiy for Jewish reader. anI hI. pHl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

coming uf Jesus into ihr world which
s tho greatest event 300 OBJ" history ~
tu" vnId was w.pti"i hN thc w"r,
ug 81 ll.tIyH.r bon UuWu history
The Kingdom O. Heaven III like lat,n
u meal. hHf L,.Yrr iL' haven ia put
min the m'u tine housewife sits th'
HI'l and shakes % together - Good
sltu,l 90. affairs I 600. world Tor il'
coming oi hls Sou. that hr might %"
born Boo me fuluc.H ~ tim".
The stating oI Fact Wul Jesus
Was born. s th, simple l.f way b.
is stated When thr Declaration 90
Independence WAS signed. when Grant
uud lee met tt AppuuliuN. 'Wh"I
iar l.u-itHut VI- urfd uU 900 thee
I'rud s.tpl. events iu irN words lu'
rpH.lI event. 900 Hf them liut fyr
u.UWug lu reaching un four wUuf
ever meant sen much except p"rhIu'
600 iur h.glruuE Good. Is these four.
When Jesus NI- born
strange Effect. III coming brought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

illudoo temple aud yquhcI the priest
a q" ,1c 10" priest , i"I1@. '' q" r%'
had thus hc'u cuudnctg their wor'
shin. and was told hdndhitlt II rsS,rs.
"Aud u viii continue this way fer hun
drtdt 81 years more said ia" English.
rau 40 th"i, is one thing that shalI
krop II from guing un that long In tho
future said the lliud1u. and bowinE
low BE- uttered these words. JESUS
christ
Changed Routes They returned hpna
another NdN. So do must people alter
they have met aud wurslipped Jesus.
So did IprrA McCaul,N. Colonel lladlcv.
Mel Timirr aud ,uu aud I. When Az
gtisiilr Wts q Nuung man We learn from
his cont, ssiuus TINT be- WAS u very sin
ful imam After conversion he ran on"
diy from 20 former companion The
friend shouted. Augustine. " N ."
"Iui lm not Augustine. Augustine "
dead was has reply Changed routes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

mppar,ss Go th- hearts 10 pnr"ni' aid
20 spirit Ui worship tu do, souls NJ ihr
Wis. Men % also brought trouble q
ll,r,d and 80 lrIuw,lrm. same event
with different effect con different pco'
90, GA, sam, san viii melt TIE wax
that htIltus The clay
iirrud ROLES and Tod ONcrrulrN'-Ihc
efforts ui 10 lud Go destroy the hah" g..
mind u- ui lu odd prut'iu. alan pri.
puH. but Gud dispHns The story IL
todd Ell, On, poet cuWp't that On q ~ ~
d.su,ud,n,s ho ,ud,u,utrd q" take his
owu llr \ heavy iug Kept him from
und.us on, river llr returned ia hi
.uUu ud fully came a. himself ""
vl. .. .ppr,..s.d with the pruyidcniill
dliu ghut be- immediately prnn'd.
"Iul moves 800 20 mysterious way
Universal ignificancr. llis being wo''
'n.rH hy uru from ih" iu East
brings iu uur minds the Truth that his
whs Co hr q universal kingdom stur'
D.. i.lI OF au ;uglishmiu who stood in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
IIS>OON NOII>.
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M EN-

EAv O vna af. nervous a..
m ~ sucrdnt w-4F RIM
80 AAS town through sxc,s- of
other causes w, want o. aHi yll o.'
HOOK which fr.s thugi Sf.NTDNfgt o.
a restorative ren..tly fG1f vi. cost yuu
uVthiur II fo- srr roo Curcl CT benefit.
tel Every nam rstiirr '1uir q
nfcrcrul" persona W-It4t.s 90.
should go ilis Free boon ~ enr' 81 So.
liEi.i.ANp CHEMICAL co. go i,rf.I
Block Nashili lie. Tenn AIr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
Association 0nCriStiana de J0vGnGs
BeCaS para j6venGs miIitares IiCenCiadOS

Castro, de San Juan, Escuela Nor
nal de Maestros, y Universidad de
Puerto Rico, Escuela Nocturna de la
Association Cristiana de Jovenes, es-
tudios por correspondence y de cual-
quier otro modo que Sc autorizare
por el Comtie insular de educacion
de militares licenciados.
Son condolences a que deberan sa-
tisfacer los solicitantes: presentar Ii
cencia honrosa del ejercito, la ar
mada fuerzas aliadas, siempre que
scan ciudadanos americanos; acre
ditar buena conducta de modo que
scan acceptable Ell el institute educa
two que fueren asignados; ofre-
Ger prueba satisfactoria de capaci-
dad proposito que persigue, como
garantia moral de aprovechamiento
~ cumplir con los requisites que le
fuesen cXigidos para ingresar en- el
curse que deseen seguir.
Ell Comite clasifcara las solicitu-
DIES que reciba teniendo en- cuenta las
siguientes circunstancias:
1-Aptitud para aprendcr ell cur
30 de estudio elegido.
Proposito defnido del solici-
tante. basado, de preferencia, en- el
conocimiento de la competencia vo-
cacional
III.-Hoia de servicio militar, COM
probada por la Recommendation de la
licencia.
IV.-Necesidad de compensation
por oportunidades perdidas durante
el servicio militar.
V.-Situaci6n ecoHomica Y nece-
sidad.
-Modalidad del caracter es-
pccialmente en- 10 que hace a perse-
verancia de aprender, propia direc-
ci6n potencial y altrpismo.
No sc consideraran las solicitudes
de licenciados heridos inutilizados
en- mas del 20 por ciento, quienes
son atendidos por la Junta federal
de Educacion vocational.
Es candici6n precisa que el soli-
citante exprese clara y terminante-
mente cual es su deseo, que qyiere ha
Ger, de que modo necesita ser auxi-
liado, que institute, escuela tecni-
ca, colegio universidad desea asis-
tir, atn, la cantidad minima de ayu
da que estime necesaria durante el
curse, largo .corto, para la realiza
ci6n de su proposito.
San Juan. P. R. Julio 20, 1920.
w. G.. Corhead,
Superintendent General del Co
mite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
EN- HONOR DE BETANcEs.
A LOS AIIEMBRoS DE LA AsAM
BLEA LEGISLATIVE

PoR CUANTo, en- cumplimiento de
las disposiciones contenidas en- Ia Re
saluci6n conjunta de la Asamblea Le-
gislativa de Puerto Rico, "disponien-
do el traslado de los restos mortales del
doctor Ramon Emeterio Betances, cream
do una Comision con ell fin de llevar a
cabo dicho traslado y asignando los fon
dos necesarios para dicho objeto', apro
bada ell trece de MARIO de mil novecien
tos trece. los restos dc ese gran porto
rriqueno han sido exhumanos en- ell &C.
menterio del Padre La Chaise, Paris
Francia, para su traslado Puerto Rico
PoR CUANTo, dichos venerandos re
tos conducidos por ell honorable Alfonso
Lastra Charriez, miembro de la CANA
ra de Representatives., llegaran Puer-
to Rico uno de los primeros dias del IDS
de agosto proximo.
PoR CUANTo, los niiembros de la
Asamblea Legislative, representatives del
pueblo de Puerto Rico. deben cumplir
los deberes que les impone el mas ele-
mental patriotisnlo, consagrando a la
memoria de Ramon Emeterio Betances,
al recibir sus restos, Ell homemade de la
venoracion, la gratitud y ell amor de
esse pueblo, Orgulloso sien,pre de sus
mobiles patricios.
PoR TANTo; nosotros, Antonio r.
Barcelo, Presidente del Senado de Puer-
to Rico Juan B Huyke, Prelsidente
de la Camara de Representatives., por
la presente os convocamos, para reciHr
en- session de honor, los restOs de Ra-
mon sEmeterio Betances, ell dia que f.
jaremOs oportunamente, y que Sc os CO.
municara por via telegrafca.
Dada en- San Juan de Puerto Rico a
los treinta dias del mes de Julio del aiio
mil novecientos veinte.
Juan B. HUYKE, Presidents de Ia
Camara de Representatives. de P R.
Antonio R. BARCELO, Presidente del
Senado de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
ALARMA EN- Ell
CALLEJON DE
CASA BLANCA
iSE TRATA DE UNA
EPIDEMIA

Aver por la mafana, al pasar uno
de nuestros reporters por Ell Callej6n
de Caca Blanca, lie lamaron la aten
cion ciertos rumores que causa de una
enfermedad nunca VISTA segdn Sc de-
cia, circulaban.
Els el caso-, nos informaron-, que
va han muerto por aquellos alredores
dos personas. Una nina un chiqml,o
&c tres amos. hijos de ur cabo del Ejer
cito.
Con relacion a la prinera, nos die
ron que su enfermedad dur6 solaments
hcras. Sc hallsba la muchacha en- la
plaza del mercado, hacienda algunas
compras en- compania de su madre.
Mientras volvian casa, la nina Sc
sinti6 subitamente atacada de un NAL
que lie impedia andar.
-iC6geme al hombro, mama; no
no puedo andar!- dicen que dijo la
muchacha.
La madre la condujo en- brazos has
ia su residencia. Trat6 de averiguar
su enfermedad, pero fue inutil. La hi
ia va no hablaba No podia hablar. TIE
MIA fiebre temblaba, en- concontinuas
convulsiones, como 81 hubiese estado
azogada.
Un medico fue namado para que
la recetara. Luego, otro. Dicen que
los facultativos dijeron que aquella
enfermedad era contagiosa, pero que no
dijeron que Case de enfermedad era.
En- resumidas cuentas, que la nina ia
llecio al cabo de cinco horas.
La otra victima, -el niho de tres
afios,- dur6 toda una noche. Falleci6
aver por la mahana. Presentaba los
mismos sintomas que la anterior. A pc
sar de haberse hecho todos los esfuer
zos posibles, la ciencia no pudo hacer
NADIA para detener Ell terrible NAL.
POGO despu6s de haber recogido es
tos informes, volvieron decirnos que
habia caido otro atacado de la misma
enfermedad.
-JCuando?
-Hace un par de horas, y va esta
grave.
-iMe case con ell globo terraqueo!
Use tratara de una epidemic, senores?
AUGUsTo JIMENEz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
ASoCIACIoN DE oFICINIsTAs Y EN-
PLEADos DE CoMERCIo

Aver Sc llevo efecto una importan
tie reunion de membros del Comite Lo-
cal de esta ciudad, del Comi.s Col-
tral, durante la cual Sc toT1ron impor-
tantes acuerdos tendencies vigorizar
la buena marcha de esta Association con
diversos trabajos de permanente propa-
ganda.
Fueron aceptadas 26 solicitudes entire
las que llegaron recientemenae de Aqua
dilla, las cuales correspondent a los 81
guientes caballeros: Jose Ruiz FernAn-
dez, Guillerlno Ramos Benito Cerezo
Vazquez, Carlos Torregrosa, Rafael
Martinez, Angel R. DTartinez, Pedro J
Deliz, Jorge Soto Ruiz, Nicolas del Va
lie, Arturo Hernandez, Sindulfo Ubifa,
Liborio Torres. A Montalvo Alvarez,
Marcelo Grajales, Jose Ensenat Yejo,
Pedro Ortiz, Tulio Ferreris Jr., Pedro L6
PEE, Julio Quifones, Eduardo Frontera,
Alfredo Drum, Felix Garcia Monies,
Arturo Marin, Francisco Cedeno. Fran
cisco Bast6n y j. Tirado Cordoves
La Junta Local de aquella ci,ada culta
poblacion ha quedado organizada con los
siguientes prestigiosos compaferos seio-
res Francisco Bast6n, como Presidente,
Alfredo Drouyn, Vice Presidente, Car
los Torregrosa, Tesorero, j. Tirado Cordo
yes, Secretario, Antonio Monaalvo Pedro
Beliz y Gorge Soto, vocales. Este Conite
habra de funcionar provisionalmente has
ia ell pr6ximo mes de Noviembre en- que
segfn 10 que prescribe nuestro Regla-
meneo, quedara constituido ell Comitt
Local, oficialmente.
En- la referida Asamblea del Cozr.ite
Central tambien fueron tomadas en- con
sideraci6n las siguientes dltimas solici-
tudes de aspirantes, pertenecientes a es-
ia Capital: la de la senorita Gloria Ma
ria Vazquez, y las de los seiiores Euge-
MO Pifieiro Rivera, Jose Cordero, If
y sefiorita Carmen Dolores Dock.
En- breve Sc pasaran circulares a to-
dos los asociados invitandoles la Asam
blea General Extraordinaria que habra
de celebrarse durante la primera quin
cena del proximo mes de agosto
Antonio Blanco FERNANDEZ.
(Secretario del Comite CENTRALLY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-31
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Sc ordeno su inscription en- Ell Reglstro
do la Propiedad correspondence.
Josefa Bengoechea Macias y otros,
ex-parte, aprobacion de particion here
ditaria. Sc transfrio la continuation de
la vista para Ell lunes dos de agosto
las nueve de la manana.
Francisco Aldea vs. Alfonso Riera
Co - cobro de dinero. Sc reserve su
resoluci6n.
Tomasa Benitez VS.. Luis Calderon, di-
vorcio Sc suspendi6 la vista hasta nuevo
sefialamiento.
Magdalena SOLO VS.. Benilde Camacho,
divorcio. SCI declare con lugar la de-
manda, quedando los hijos habidos en- el
matrimonio bajo la patria potestad de
la madre Sc impusieron las costas al
demandado
Estefana Cortijo VS. Deogracias Ri
vera Sc declare con lugar la demanda,
uuedando la hija habida en- Ell matrimo
nio bajo la patria potestad de lG ma
DIRE, Sc impusieron las costas al de-
mandado.
Juan Ferrer, ex-parte, incapacidad.
0uedo el case pendiente de ampliar la
prueba Sc sefialo para verse Ell lunes
las nueve de la manana.
Enrique Gomez Sandoval, ex-parte, do
mimic. Sc ordeno pase al Fiscal, undo
al record taquigrafico para infor-
mes.
Cristino Cotto. ex-parte, authorization
judicial. Qued6 el case pendiente de
ampliar la prueba.
Zen6n Guzman, hoy Jose G. Diaz, ex-
parte, dominic. Sc ordeno pase al Fis-
cal, undo al record taquigrafico pa
ra inforn1es.
Ortiz Sanatan, divorcio. Sc ordeno que
la demandada sea citada para que COM
parezca ante ell Tribunal Ell seis de agos
las nueve de la mailana.
Pedro Mojica Barrios, exsparte, domi-
Mo- Sc orden6 pase al Fiscal undo al
record taquigrafico para informes.
Santiago Carrion VS.. Ezequiela VOL
kers, divorcio Sc declare con lugar La
demanda, quedando los hijos habidos
en- ell matrimonio bajo la patria potes-
tad del padre, v Sc impusieron las cos
tas la demandada.