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The Owosso times., 1921-05-27
Probate Court

A petition for the appointment of
an administrator of the estate of the
late Mrs. Harriet Varco, of Middle
bury township, who died recently
leaving an estate of $500.
The will of the late Mrs. Sarah
Bailey of Owosso township has been
filed in probate court. 1t divides an
estate consisting of $4,000 in per-
sonal property among her two sons
and their wives.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27
HOLBROOK-FAY

Glen E.. Holbrook, of Caledonia
township, and Miss Marion Fay, OF
Owosso, were united in marriage at
st. Johns parsonage at three o'clock
Saturday afternoon, Rev. G. w. Web
blink officiating.
Major J. H. Steck will leave the
last of next week for Dallas, Texas,
to- attend a reunion of his regiment
with which he served overseas. He
will then go on to Los Angeles for a
short visit with his brother, Fred
and family.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27
Damage Case Thrown Out

The damage case of Mrs. w. A..
Spencer, of Flint, against Phillips &
Taylor of this city, was taken from
the jury by the court in Genesee
county Friday at the conclusion of
the evidence, and a verdict of no
cause for action directed. Spencer
sued the Owosso men and twice the
jury disagreed. Both trials were
in this county, and then suit was
started by Mrs. Spencer in Genesee
county where the Spencer's live. The
case grows out of an accident on
the Flint road two years ago.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27

A daughter, Harriette Anne, was
born on June 10 to Major and Mrs.
M. j. Phillips of Santa Barbara,
Cal.
Goldie Adams, Of Owosso, has
filed suit for divorce against Stanley
Adams, charging cruelty and non
support.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.
Plock, 211 1-2 West Main street, a
six pound daughter, Virginia Leora
on Sunday morning, May %.
C. l.. Orvis, train dispatcher al
Owosso has been committed to the
state hospital for the insane at Pom
tiac.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27
Women's Auxiliary Tag Day

The Women's Auxiliary of Memoir
ial hospital are planning a Tag Day
for Saturday, May 28th. 1t is
their plan to make this Tag Day
an anual event. The money receiv-
ed from selling these tags is to be
to pay for bandages and other hos
pital necessities. We hope every
one will come down prepared to buy
tags.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27
C. o. M. OF C. o. p.

Chauncey M. Depew has just cele-
brated the 87th anniversary of his
birth. One of the reasons for his
long life and happiness has been his
staunch belief in the Republican
party, whose representative he was
for many years in the United States
Senate.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27
ywEET CORN WILL
BE GROWN

/ The Owosso canning plant of the
Michigan Canned Food Company has
Received enough sweet corn seed
to plant fourteen hundred acres.
This is certified seed grown by Min
nesota Crop Improvement Associa-
ton. Many farmers are taking hold
of this crop, and enough Of this seed
has been given out to plant five
hundred acres.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27

DR.. and Mrs. Bush Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Simeon Of Corunna and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sweetland have
returned from Little Crystal where
they opened their cottage for the
season. Crystal is being developed
by a large corporation. Numerous
cottages are being erected and a
huge pavilion for dancing is being
built out over the lake.
The Owosso times., 1921-05-27

L. F. Miner and Ray Hall, wor-
shipful master and senior warden,
respectively of Owosso lodge No. 81
F. & A. NJ. attended the grand lodge
meeting in Battle Greek this week.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26
ILUsTRADo PROFESSIONAL:

Ha tomedo possession de su cargo de
m6dico titalar, el distinguido galeno don
Luis Graulau quien adquiere gran popu
laridad entire las classes pobres. AL Sc
nor Grau,au lie la sido ofrecido el pues
to 6e director del hospital de Fajardo,
por la admins rac.6n socialista de a1ue
la municipalidad, puesto que ssgurame !
te ocupara cuando tome possession ei Con
cejo que actualmente esta en- htigio.
Ell CORRESPONSAI,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26
Ia FABRICA CERRADA:

Per1narece cerrada la factoria de ia
bacos. Las comisiones de torcedore1
'a1 puesto to1a 81 iniciativa para re-
oliver el conflict Es opinion general
10 los torcedores. segdn las opiniones
que oimos, que 10 que intenta ell trust
5el tabaco no es otra cosa que desmorali-
zar Ia buena organizaci6n que reina En-
re el elemento trabajador, para 10 cual
5e vale de cierres piegos que no pue
.en ser aceptados No obstante la OPT
rion dc los tor edores, los empleados
lie la compania nos iuforu.an que no es
cierto 10 que Sc presume
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26
En- el Tribunal Supre-
mo de Puerto Rico

FL Pueblo v. Francisco Zenon Gely.
Infracci6l ley de pesas y medidas. Abo
gSGos: Manuel A. MARTINEZ fiscal.
Ell Pueblo V. Saturnino Figueroa In
Fraction ley de pesas y medidas. Abo-
gados: Manuel A. Martinez fiscal.
FL Pueblo V. Luis Baerga. Infrac-
ci6n ley de posas mel,tas Ahoga-
dos: Manuel A. Martinez fiscal
FL Pueblo v. Victor Borras. Infrac-
cion ley de pesas medidas. Aboga-
dos: Manuel A. Martinez fiscal
Ell Pueblo v. Marcos Ramos Infrac-
cion ley de pesas medidas. Abogados:
Manuel A. Martinez y fiscal
Ell Pueblo V. Bautista Gely. Infrac-
cion ley de pesas y medidas. Abogados:
Manuel A. Martinez y fiscal
CIVILES
Juan Eugenio Pagan ". Hermanos
Selles Sobrino ct al. Reivindicacion
Abogados: Manuel Jose Tous Soto
" Guerra Mondrag6n Soldevila.
Enrique Zorrilla Caballero v. Rafael
Crestes Santana ct al. Cumplimiento
de contrato. Abogados: Jose S. Algeria,
J. Texidor, Jose Martinez Davila Y
Francisco de la Torres.
Febrsro viernes. Criminales.
FL Pueblo v. Alfonso Reyes (a) Me-
CO. Acometimiento aggression grave.
Abogados: Manuel A. Martinez y fis-
cal.
Ell Pueblo v. Benito Martinez. AGO.
metimiento aggression grave. Aboga-
dos Manuel A. Martinez fiscal
Ell Pueblo " Maxine Mattel ct al.
Tnfracci6n de la Ley de Arbitrios. Abo
gados: Manuel A. Martinez y fiscal.
FL Pueblo v. Luis vazquez ct al. Adul
terio.. Abogados: Manuel A. Martinez
y fiscal.
ICOntmna on Ii pag 81
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JUGANDo DIARIAMENTE:

Son muchas las quejas que Sc reciben
de los vecincs de "Verdum en- el ba
RHO de Vista Allegro, respecto a que
constantemente varios desocupados Sc
entretienen en- jugar 10 prohibido, pro
firiendo palabras obscenas. La policia
les persigue, pero no ha podido capturar
los seris conveniente que Sc hicier
un esfuerzo mas para reducirles a pir-
sion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26
NUEVo VENERABLE

El eulto y distinguido compueblano
don Luis Ramirez Mattel, ha merecido
gran distinction de ser electo por Ia
logia "Loarina venerable maestro.
La elecci6r no ha podido ser mas
acertada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26
IRoNTo TERM1NARAN:

La obra de la reparaci6n del edihclo
que habra de ocupar nuestra Escuela
Superior tocara pronto a su t5rmino
Sera un soberbio etif,io de ladrillo, qus
reul,ira tcdas las comodi a1es necesa-
rias Al desocuparse ell viejo edifcio
John MARSHALL sera roparado, en-
el Sc instalaran todas las es-uelas 81
tradas ea las Gales de sta. Cruz, frentc
la Plaza y cerca del Teatro FL edit
clio de la esouela de CaEIpeche ha sido
frandemente reparado, habi6ndose insta-
lado bombas electricas para el servicio
sanitario del e1ifcio. Toda esta impor-
tante mejcra escolar no es obra mas que
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SENSIBLE FALLECIMIENTo:

Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad don Ur-
bano Vazquez, am3ntisimo padre de nues
ira estimada amiga la senorita Rosa V&z
quez, competentisima profesora. Envia-
mos nuestro ..,is sentido p6same La Sc
norita Vazquez y los dem&s deudos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26
NOTAS DE BAYAMON
Ell NUEvo coNcEJo DE ADMIN1s
TRACTION:

Ell NUEvo coNCEJo DE ADMINS
TRACTION;
Este cuerpo municipal ha quedado
tornado en- la forma siguiente: Servicio
PGblico, doctor Ramon Luis Rodriguez;
sanidad, doctor Hiram. Gonzalez; obras
P1blicas, don Calixto Alfaro; Hacienda,
don susebio Vega; Secretario Auditor,
don Eetelberto N Marquee Todos caba-
lleros competent!simos animados de los
mejores deseos por hacer de Bayam6n
una ciudad modelo. Para el proximo pre-
supuesto preparan amplios proyectos que
habran de ser gratamente recibidQs. La
Asamblea municipal. tornado por siete
repubhcanos y dos socialistas, tambien
Sc n'Iestra decidida prestar al Concejo
de administration su mas ferviente ayu
da. Nos alegramos porque con tan bue-
mas iniciativas no es de dudarse que
pronto cuente la ciudad con ell acueduc
to que tan notable falta lie esta hacien-
do. Entire las mejoras que recomendamos
a Ia nueva administration, fguran las
siguientes: mayor atenci6n sanitaria
las barriadas de Pueblo Nuevo y Visa
Allegro, asi como el ESTABLISHMENTS de
po2os artesiaros para que los vecinos
tengan aqua con la cual satisfacer SIS
necesidades El cuerpo de empleados IA
recibido algunos cambios, entire los que
fgura el traslado del actual inspect or
de Sanidad don Juan Nieves Roman, a
Catafio, con caracter INFERNO, ell nc !,
bTamiento nuevo de don Angel Gaetan
p-ra inspector de Sanidad de Bayam6a,
no habiendo tornado possession todavia
este 1ltimo por estar construyep1o un
pusnte en- Minillas, ell cual estara ter
minado dentro de dos meses. Mientras
e. sehcr Gaetan no Sc haga cargo de su
puesto, ell senior Roman 10 desempeiiara
passndo despu6s al poblado de CataIo
tambien con caracter INFERNO. no sabe-
mos FOR que causa. FL joven Rafael Co.
On, quien pensaba renunciar su puasto
do escribieate segundo, no 10 hizo.
EUEvo INSPECTOR DE EscUELAs.
va toE6 possession el nuevo inspector
&c elcuelas de este distriso, selor vaz-
Quez Ortiz, sustituyendo al seiior Nor,
les salgado, Quien pas6 al Distrito dc
Toa Baja con igual cargo Ell senior Or
tiZ es enthusiastic por o. progreso de las
escuelas, viene animado de los mejores
Gese-s y no descansa-& hasa que Baya-
mon figure a la cabeza de los distritos
eseoiares de n isla La partida del Sc
nor Salgado Ia sido muy sentida Felic;-
tamos al sr Vazquez Ortiz y lie assgura
mes que su permanencia en- este distrito
sera muy agradable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26
LA QUESTION DE FAJARDo:

Reina gran espectacion por conocer
ell resultado de la discussion respecto a
quienes habran de formar ell Concejo de
Administrator de aquella poblaci6n, 81
los unionistas los sociahstas.
e. resultado eleccionario di6 ell triun-
TO los sociahstas Amigos de Fajardo
aqui residences nos inforlran que prom
to sera establecido un recurso de Man
damus'' en- ell Tribunal Supreme, que
habra de obligar a la entrega defniti
va de los puestos de Comisionados a los
que fueron electos por la Asamblea mu
nicipal socialista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26

Ter. termino do sesiones del afo 1921
que comenz6 Ell 10 de enero y ter
nina ell 26 de febrero.
SEEALAMIENToS
DE APELACIoNEs
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nina el 26 de febrero.
sENALAMIENTos
DE APELACIONES
Febrero / martes.- Criminales.
No. 1000. FL Pueblo v. virgiho Rial
donado. Infraecion la ordenanza mu
nicipal. Abogados: Herminio Miranda
y fiscal.
No. 1908: FL Pueblo v. Pho Guzman.
Acometimiento y aggression grave. Abo
bados: Enrique Lefebre fiscal.
No. 1888: Elk parte Epifanio Colon y
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico. Procedimien
TO de habeas corpus. Abogados: Angel
Fiol Negron y fiscal.
CIVILES
No. 1855: Teodosio Cruz v. Manuel
Iriarte, Juez Municipal de Rio Pie
dras. certiOrari. AbogadOs; F. Mar
chan sicard6, Ramon Mujica y Heriber
TO Torres sola.
No. 22s6. FL Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, a virtud de querella de Ramon Sal
gadO v. Pedro Lopez. QUo-wARRAN-
To-. Abogados: F. Rossy y Lastra
charriez y Jimenez sicard6 Hon.
Attorney General.
Febrero 8 jueves. Criminales.
No. 1904: El Pueblo v. Bernardino
Ortiz. Infracci6n ley de pesas Y me
diGas. AbOgadOs: C. Dominguez Rubio
y fiscal.
No. 1916: FL Pueblo v. Jose Rosa
do. Infracci6n ley de pesas medi-
das. AbogadOs: Manuel A. Martinez
y fiscal.
Ell Pueblo v. F6liz Diaz. Infraccion
ley de peSas y medidas. Abogados: Ma
nEel A. Martinez y fiscal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-26

del estimado comsiionado municipal de
instruction, don Virgilio Davila, quiea
enviamos nuestra mas calurosa felici-
tacion.
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HolD People Judge You

Those who do not know YOU init.
mately can only judge you by what
YOU make them think YOU are. The
impression YOU make depends upon
what YOU saw and howsvou saw II. III
YOUR English is Door. lifeless. honev.
combed with mistakes in grammar.
and diction. the verv
neople upon whom YOU wish to make
the most favorable impression will
contrarilv assume that YOU are lack
ing in culture and breeding. But II
you can speak English that is cor
rect in every detail II will be much
easier for YOU to be at ease no mat.
ter where YOU are.
For that reason YOU verv carefully
correct anv mistakes YOU discover in
YOUR conversation and YOUR letters.
But vou probably are unconsciouslv
making errors everv dav. These errors
are the more dangerous because not
only do they make YOU lose position.
not only do thew cause unfavorable
Impressions, but as YOU do not know
what they are YOU 90 right on max.
ing them. Cultured people quickly
recognize the slightest fault in Eng.
fish. and unless YOU are sure that
YOUR English Is absolutely faultless,
YOU will ALWAYS be Ill at ease and
se1f-conscious.
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Every day, every minute you are
engaged in an effort to make people
mink favorably Of you. 1t makes no
difference who you are. or what YOUR
position is In the scheme OF things.
you want to advance. you want to
step forward and higher. What you
use most in this unceasing effort to
establish and improve yourself is the
English you speak and write Every
time you speak or set pen to paper
you create either a favorable or an
unfavorable impression Of yourself
upon others.
Polite society is harsh taskmaster.
II does not permit the slightest re.
taxation OF its rigid commands And
one OF its most important customs Ia
the use OF clear concise. correcting.
lish. Above all is demanded correct
ness. And it is very easy to fall into
error, for English has acquired thou.
sands OF foreign words and phrases
that make II a snare for the careless.
Clothes and manners are veneers
that may gain you some favor for a
little time. But your language re.
veals YOU as in the searching glare
OF q calcium light.
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Stop Making Mistakes

II you would become fully success.
full you must stop making these
errors. You must be sure that the
English you use is correct. You can
not hope to attain all your ambitions
until you are able to show yourself
in the best light at all times. II was
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in vogue In schools was Inadequate.
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A Remarkable
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An Interesting Book Free

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Use q Buttonhook.

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The Best Ink Eraser.

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Opening CLANS.

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Peeling Onions.

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Stoning Raisins.

D AISINS may be easily stoned II
N boiling water is poured on them
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time.
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Opening a Cocoanut.

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- ways place In an oven q few
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ins comparatively easy.
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How to avoid embarrassing
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Are correctly \%@W

Are you sure that you speak and write correctly
If you like most people you making mistakes
every day which hurt more than you know. If you
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be certain that your English is faultless.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-20
The Broken Triangle
By Mansfield Green

Continued from Page I'D
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that the vast majority of men and
women are only 61qo efficient in their
knowledge of English. For many
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one ever came LOT
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who is perhaps the
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enables. anyone to
improve his English
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