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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-17
Items Of Local Interest
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1921

Mr.. Edwin B. Boyle of Sumter,
spent Monday here.
Mr.. D. L. Pierce and son of sumter,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. James Martin Of Eastover spent
Sunday here with DR.. L. Roy Gates.
Mr.. Eugene King spent Monday in
Florence on business.
Mr.. Hugh Graham of Lanes, spent
Monday in Kingstree.
Mr. Ernest Mcintosh of Workman.
was a visitor in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Weinberg and
Miss Dordie McGill spent Friday in
Sumter
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinberg spent Sun
day in Manning with Mr. Wienberg'S
mother.
Miss Leah Nachman of Lake City,
spent Tuesday here with Mrs. David
SHERMAN.
Mr. Halfacre, superintendent of the
Hemingway High school, was Wis
itor here Wednesday.
Mrs. KatzoG Of Manning was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. David Sill
verman here Tues! !ay.
Mrs. George Lovet. Of Tndiantown,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John
GeIzer, here this week.
Mrs. Powell Of Andrews, and Miss
Jennie Salters OF Salters Depot, were
visitors in Kingstree Saturday.
Miss Susan Gourdir of Salters De-
pot, is spending some time here With
her sister, Mrs. w. G. Gamble.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Gordon,
Jr, Monday, November 14th, daugh-
ter. Mother and babe doing nicely.
Mrs. n 7. FrierSon and daughter
Harriet C Greelyville, were the
guests of Mrs. '. r. Gee this week.
Dr.. and Mrs. William Boyd and
Miss Meaa ECyd of Salters Depot
spent yesterday in town shopping.
Mr.. and MrG David DuBose of Sar-
d:7ia. v;si3ci 8. DuBose's parents,
NJ. and Mrs. !. D. Burgess, here Sun
day.
Miss Lois and Mr. Sheldon Eaddy
of Lake City, spent Tuesday after
noon here. with their brother, Mr..
Wilbur Eaddy.
Miss Wylma Mccullough and Mr..
Willie Hemingway of Hemingway,
were visitors in Kingstree Tuesday
evening.
Miss Elma Kinds, who is teaching
at Timmonsville this year, spent the
past weekend here as the guest of
her sister, Mrs, Belle G. Blakely.
MRS. Scovill Wannamaker and chill
dren of Oraogeberg, are spending the
week here with Mrs. Wannamaker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gelzer.
Miss Esther Lena keardon of Man.
ping, who has been visiting Miss Lii
lie Mcintosh, left Friday afternoon
for Mouzon to visit Mrs. John Dukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Burch, Misses
McWherter and Best of Lake City,
and Miss Maggie Graham of Cades,
were visitors in .own Tuesday after
poon.
Mrs. Clarence Alsbrook and little
daughter Doris, are spending the
week with Mrs. Alsbrook's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Flowers, in Hem.
ingway.
Misses Carrie Lancaster and Lila
Eabb, Messrs L. +. Swails and II. Z.
Johnson were the guests of Miss Sue
Eda Spann, at Lake City, at din
Aer party Friday evening.
Z ssss
We are pleased to report that Mr..
VIC. Claibcrn, who has been confined
t, his room the past ten days with
a case of grip, is getting along nice
". His friends hope for speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Homer Williams, formerly
Miss Hattie Kinds, of Moultrie, Ga.
is spending some time here as the
guest of her father, Mr.. c. M. Kinds
8 and her sister, Mrs. Belle e. Blakely
respectively.
On Wednesday, November End, Nh.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-17

To prevent a cold take 666.
666 cures Bilious Fever.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-17

Lifrage pure ribbon cane syrup,
S1.00 per gallon. Williamsburg Dis
tributing Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

wrist watch between
Mrs. Sallie Fulton's and w. II. Nc
Elveen's residence, November 9th.
Finder will please return same to
The County Record Office and re-
ceive reward. Miss Hazel Loryea,
Trio. s, C.. 1-tp.
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stable of ]. ]. Bar
field, Alcolu, S. c., one small sun
burned black mare, weight about
300 rounds. Small! white stripe in
face. Fore top cut. Name cut off
at weathers. Rubbed place on
shoulder. Suitable reward will be
paid for return of same. Finder
please notify ]. J. Barfeld, Alcolu,
s. c.. 1t.
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WANTED:-By young couple with
out children, two rooms furnished
or unfurnished, for light housekeep-
ing. Must be reasonable. State
price. P. o. Box 294. 1-tp.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping; or will furnish for
individuals. Apply to S. M. Win
gate. 1-tc.
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white Pointer male dog.
Recently treated for mango, and not
yet recovered from effection. Re-
ward if returned to Donald Mont
pomerY. Kingstree. l-tp.
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MILK FOR SALE:-To a few more
regular customers. Apply to Tom
N. Kelleham, phone 79. 1-tc.
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Cod-liver oil is about $50 times as
potent in food values as butter.
e66 quickly relieves a cold.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-17

To break a cold take 666.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-17

FOR SALE-One second hand cook
stove. In. good condition. Apply
at County Record office. IT,.
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WANTED-By. experienced man,
place as over-seer or would share
crop small farm near good school.
Can furnish best of references. M.
P. Brown, Andrews, S. c., R. F.
D. l Box Ill. 11-10-2tp.
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Tuesday was grand and glorious
day here for the farmers.
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WANTED:-To trade two good milk
COWS for fat beef cattle. Apply at
Peoples Market, H. A. Miller, Prep.
11-10-tf.
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FOR SALE:-Woods Improved Pro-
life seed corn at 81 peck. Apply
to Williamsburg Live Stock Co.,
Kingstree, S. c. 11-1O-2tp.
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When in need of an ex-
perienced dress maker, call on Lu-
cile T. McCottry; formerly of
Charleston, S. c., now of Kingstree;
Cor. East Main G. Fulton ST., .or
415 East Main; Box 1414.
11-10-2tp.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-17

FOR SALE:-Pure home made hog
lard at zoe the pound; large or
small quantities. N. 4. Miller,
Prop. Peoples Market. 11-10-tf.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
GOOD HEALTH HINTS
0klahoaa Farmer Gives Sound Al
vice "a Avoiding Sickness
Used Black-Dranghe
80 Years.

eSfn gon, Okla.-"I h9Se used
Thodforda Black. Draught for about
thirty years. and certainly ought TO
Nnow By this time what q good medi-
Sine Il is," says Mr.. r. L. noatier. a
wellknown farmer OF this place. Mt.
BoEtier has passed HIS threescore and
tenth year, but declares his health
Htill 10 good, "and can say Black
DRught did TIA part"
Where there Is a LOT OF malaria, q
liver medicine a. a necessity. and I
have never found one better than
Black DNught," continues the Okla
homan. 1T IL one that know 20 be
reliable. l sure use Il for the liver.
stomach. constipation. indigestion, aud
az has done mo a world OF good. We
use Il for tho family, and Il gives
satisfaction.
Most trouble. or sickness. comes
from the liver, and II takon In timo
can hO avoided. That is Why | use
Black Draught as / do. am much
pleased with results obtained"
Thedford's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable. It acts on the bowels, gent
o. stimulating the liver, aud helps in
crease the normal flow OF hllo into tho
intestines II assists In the digestion
OF food, aud relieves constipation Ina
prompt and natural way.
Ask your druggist for a package ~
day. Insist on Thedlordh &ciSs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
TEACHING STAFF
is SELECTED


tContlnuee from taro Ono)
Some improvements viii hr mnde nn
lh0 h0ol buNdlnHe before the school
NDHf hfNlne Moro rooms mnV hc add
fl fo iht iurman school thr manual
training department ~ the high school
1901 he moved from ihe Placement of
ihr hiHh school hulldmr tn % building
CO. nr erected Goa tte west slide ui the
Frouuds Tho old Staples street school
which WAS uut uscd thiH year win he
moved io ihc location oft thr Mexican
school coo Cnrleo street,
The huard bias noi determined ulv
i0gnrdne thl agricultural course Oh bo
Uffaroi nrNt ycHr ln order to insure
Funds tu UfY uuf fho contemplated
Improvement thc agricultural course
may he dropped fnf iho year $50 dcO
Nltp action NH boom taken on this mat
I0r however
supt % q rntOncu swim direct nest
years a0hno wofh
Tho icHChnrs recommended ana au
pointed Hros
Central Schools Nannic caldwell
nrH Rmdo suaie williams. second
td' Eddie Hicks third Fiude. nffa
% McDulourn hlator, ana rnrnsh
D. Ahorntihv intermediate. EiM
NHrnrH intermediate nuiy urrdwuli
English Mny rsrnn Spanish. Eio.
Osborn. lHtin Anuie Louise sthVton
science 5plie Whtrhousr. maihcmif
ir Rn.H Enroiklnr mHfhomaucn
Ntninl NuuFur history Nhry sieuurr
English Edna Rudolph. English Mr.
'in0tin N.iincH. domestic sOiontn
NNrlr Butcher domestic Hrf. Roher
lineon manua training Annie Louis.
smith business training Ilaiherlnl
+ Taylor Spanish
'lcorro Evans School, GLADYS rn
hDr. principal Mis Gorthc Vest. linton
/ mediate Gladys UiIhon lntermrdllt,
/ Mnr1 Nnirow fourth Crude. Obio Cook
fourth rndr Dorothy Todd ,hlr
. nrlde Hr Ma ncckor third efad.
/ i'nnniH Faulkner second rrudr. Mar
WOods f.rs rr1do
Edward Furman scho0, Penn
! Crawford principal. Carrie nobcrttoi
first grade Kate prlonr second rraae
4 Nhrim Hampton mird erade Mnr
Melh'de fourth grade NH Iuir i'eci
ni'Imndini" Mr FrnL Davis inter
mediate Mons Merle ifW Iat,rpiolI
'Hte Katherine sfcdmln second rrnds
i''fiin Bonner unassigned nnrbar
iicdlct unassigned
Chester f Heath school Mrs iron
Shaw principals ANNA ~ Hurlan,
iIa' mnde Nafr Y0unr second rrnde
N1N iinrr.H third rrndo. N,Hie Wh,
fn SECOND rHd, Arna Nate ST..
sIons fourth grade Pauline WrlrhI
I""tih El'De Minnie Cnntwou. nn
.laoc. iihtel seividgo fourth rfudr
MtH ei'nnis Garter firnt rrudo
'oiored School T e. Avros prir
. ciwl Mrs Liliir Austin. utormediafe
AifH ID Smith intermediate. Amin
Tltior fret Grade
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San Patricio
Has Farm Bureau

Special 60 Tho Caller.
siNToN. rcMs May o. farm
bureau for San patriclo county was
urgnuigod ST. siuton 90 10 O'Clock on
Tuesday morning The following off
crrs were elected. q. a. Williams 81
Tart prDWdcni v. a. Jackson OF Sod
vile. Vlcc president. a. L. McCaun az
Tart treasurer The six directors
elected were aa follows. ! n Gregory
and D. a. Miller of slnton. ~. a.. TIns-
hlnaun of Portland. A. D. Nelson of
THft o.. y Turner of Odom and ". a.
Mitchell OF Hodvillo Two more dirce-
tors VIII be- elected. probably one from
Mathis and one from Gregory of from
Arkansas raHs. Tho directors VIII ape
point BE- secretary.
49,. sh1ntr vi nccviilo state organ
ifor of tho farm bureau. under dlrcc.
Unn OF the a and " college. assisted
ln tho organization.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
BORAH WINNING
ON DISARMAMENT

continued rrom PAGE Dnol
.iNNnn considerable surnria. tnd o..
SENATOR homh muoh qualification
,'i'r Conference WIN mo president
N'nhtnr fnindoNtcr announced recount
% hat the president preferred not fo
have ihc nurnh amendment adoptod
while Senator Halle az Maine. repub
hrin. Who accompanied senator poln
doNigr also had said that be- under.
stood The president regarded b. ar I'm.
u'rreHufN
'''.hi'' 'hr developments 'n tho dlf-
armament controversy uo nr,,....
rnH mndr TO-DAY on rhe bW. scn,tnr.
hHH of Utah Democrat and i.a roi
r.i' oi WISCONSIN republican, arnin
Hn.r Hi lrneth bog criticism ef tho ai..
preparation uraFmm. huf tomorrow 30
wac expected ihui fhr a.nbtD vouid
-" GOWN io disposition COO lhp many
amendments proposed hy thc naval
committee
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
u s ON THE VALVE

% Is o. striking commentary
upon ihp Wisdom of iho course 90
Woodrow Wilson in international
affairs chat wt awe coming into
thc world council now at % timc
when just such ifuonco as ibut ol
tho United Staies IS of oucial rw.
PORTAGE 40 tho ouiirc civilized
world Thi, hiues rcrum
proof off 'ho Wisdom of Hlo NI
son plans wnicn inc republican
frustrated because of thr league
of nations
I'm ihe d.spaiche, of yesterday
morning we roud ihm prmiD.
BRAND Beg not expected tn taND
such extreme stand uhC lD
council meets as hy l0os in t
dressing France upon iht ipp
Silesiun matter Boo pWticu|U HH
The relations with Germany Boo
general We learn that Bumi
WINS forced 90 play politics to sar.
his control. that q large part oi
the por-fervid talk he nui oui uu,
strictly for home consumption
and that now Boz ha iIdcd over
The difficulty that iuccd him be-
Is ready io listen to mono eam
and wise counsel
While BRAND has been iudu.e
ing iu these political fireworks
lloyd George has stood pm np.
pprvntly wlth krnr understood
ing oi thc position of h.s colleague
Do diplomacy Wd Ms sturdy n1
sllion has brought about a beitw
situation m tho midst of mua
reyiling from those who dil uH
understand md appreciate Ihe
diplomatic moves
Lloyd George ha, been forced
t0 play lone hgul lu Opposition
DO much tha' no, French pcm.r
has been Obliged to do t0 >o.n
control of his dcpuUos and hn
people Sow that tnG United
Suites Is coming into cou.idrla
iion oi the remaining question, of
pence iu Europe mdc ODE reuN
shore is au anchor 90 wind
ward which mean, much So pro
cesscs hy which international
safety may bc assured n may hs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
QUIT TOBACCO
30 Easy to Drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing Habit

No-Io ilac has helped thousands tn
meah the cosiiy. Nerve -shntteriug to-
lAeco habit Whenever you have "a
iongiug for "a smoke or chew iuat
niAco harmless Motto. hac tablet n
Nuur mouth instead an desire stoRa.
shortly ho habit is completely broken
and Won arc hcticr or mentally nhy-
flctliN financially. lrs ao easy. So
simple. Get "a boX of 80 no 3ac and
90 q doosu't release you from all crav-
ing Tor tobacco be- any snrm your drug
Eiat VIII refund your money without
question. ~ Adv.)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
HGAvY az ~ AeuA puLor

Special to The Caller
A'l a nILNE rosus May l9-A
ihfcp-mcn aIn Con here mst aft,r.
A"oA. 'icudiug from Bauuuotc to "a
.naN distance woHt 81 BcutonN mo.
Nii'e reported no rain non amy wost AL
fhtt place
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
BAPTISTS CLOSE
VITAL SESSION

A'fttA "NN -
N"i 'ihh "i aN the Ncncrh boards of
'u' nunN nnd the south side oduca
'l'nnl institutions with Wow Go safe
guarding for The denomination uu tho
property held hy fhtso boards ANA Inc
t'iiniinnt. hnd provision fur use rep-
i'H'hialinn of women nn tho oxo,u-
lff mmiuDc and general boards of
fh" convention for another yoar
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Dor corpus Christi and Vicinity.
Wednesday, partly cloudy nght to
moderate southeast winds
rof Texas EaH of i00m Mcfidmni
"Wednesday partly cloudy probably
ircll showers BOO northeast portion or
Wednesday len f1 moderate aouth-
caat winds OBJ the coast
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18

orin Key of san Beni,o spent Mon
day here
Masa clyde Hoilinaworth and Casper
Nurdie ~ sintun spent SUNDAY even
ing Ia bishop.
iieinor Moore ol Corpus Christi
spcut Monday and Tuesday hore
kingsyillp defeated Bishop in a
game of baseball Monday evening.
20 90 q.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-18

Cotton is doing well Boz south
Texas, far better than I'D most of
the belt II viii be bat few
weeks before the first bales arc re.
ported. The planting of long Na-
pie has been more general this
season than ever before and iho
result promises 20 be better
money
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
ALMUERZO EN- Ell HOTEL SEW
LILA

FL jovcn don Jose Antonio CucvaS
invite aver un reporter de Ell M
pARCIAL para que asisticra ii un al
muerzo que en- el Hotel Sevilla querfa
dar pl continental John ID. Cuddy, de
la comorcial Arthur +. Winter V Co.,
con 81 fin de cStrechar laZoS entire lati-
nos Y sajoneS. aprovechando cl dfa de
aver que era festive. Asistieron al ac-
to Ia artista dominicana Bcl6n Felix,
la Srta Virginia Arricta. el artiSta do
ilinicano ]ferAavarrfa LaZala, Rami-
rcz Brau, de Ell Mundo", Rio Ocaila,
de La Correspondence" Felix Padial,
Salvador Santiago. Ramon Iglesas.
Ramon Vega. Regalado MercadO, Car
mrlo Oyola. Pedro A. del ManZano, y.
Grifo. JesIiS Ortiz V nuestro compaiie-
ro Sr. Santiago. El almuerzo result6
eSplGndido V el Servicio muy huenO,
todo bajo la direction de los dueilOS
del hotel. esposos Arrieta, los que fue-
ron muy felicitadosi Hubo brindis. ha-
ciendo uso de la palabra los Sres. Cue
vas Rio Ocaila, Pedro A. del ManZano,
Ramirez Brau el anfitri0n Sr. John
Cuddy. Antes Y deSpues del almuerZo
tocaron el piano, bailandose algunas
pleas. la senorita Virginia V los seilO-
res Cuevas Y LaZala, acOmpalhndOles
al violin ell senior del ManZano. Bel6n
Felix cant0 varias r0manZas. demos
trando tener una gran vOZ Ell Sr. Gri-
70 divirti0 a los presente con chistes
muy ingeniosos. En- resumen, Sc pas0
un ratio muy agradable. Y nuestro re-
porter, agradece las atenciones de que
fu6 objeto, dando las gracias al senior
Cuddy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
Ell elise DIARIO

FL dfa 23. a las 9:45 a. m., on Ia
carretcra. parada Y media. Puert;l
de Tierfa. la guagua n1mero P-607i
que guiaba Il chauffeur Aparicio Els
pola, nimero 1923. arroll0 al milo
Geronimo A. Morales. lie 10 amos dc
edad, ocasiondndolc ui.a herida con-
tusa en- In region occipitaI, siendG
asistidO en- la saa de socorroS, pa
SandG IL Sll rcsi.cncia.
y antcS dc aver. las II :30Sa. m..
on Ia paIada s. el carro Clectrico nG-
nero s. guiaaO por ell motorista Aga
pitO Punarejo. n:imero- 53 conduc-
tor Greg0.'io Moves ndmnro 49,. arrO-
ll0 "A Antonio Garcia. trigueno. de 10
aiios. natural dc Vega Baja. residente
en- San Aglistfn ndmero %, ocasio,
nam,olc contusiOncs de caracter gra-
ve. sicndo asistidc por el DIR. Glinps
on la Clfnica Puerto Rico. donde que
do rerluido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
Ell SR. VIZCARRONDO

Desde aver Sc encuentra entire nos
otros el distinguido joven portorrique-
no senor R. Vizcarrondo, manager del
departamento para ell exterior, dc la
Baldwing Piano Co., la gran fabrica
de Cincinnati, Ohio, una de las prime
ras de los Estados Unidos.
Ell senior Vizcarrondo viene ahora
de recorrer los paises vecinos, Vene-
zuela, Santo Domingo, Cuba, etc, en-
los cuales ha visitado las agencias es-
tablecidas de la bien acreditada mar
ca de pianos que representa- y que ha-
de tener aqui una buena acogida, CO.
mo ell todos los demas paises la con-
quist6 en- seguida.
La Baldwin Piano Co., construye
ell piano tropical de caoba maciza,
contra la polilla y el comejen que tan
to danan otras maderas.
Deseamos al senior Vizcarrondo,
que pertenece una de las familias
de abolengo del pals una grata es-
tancia en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
Las Carreras de Caballos el Dia
de "Thanksgiving"

triunf6 el Indie, que en- honor a la
yerdad. cs I'M zeppelin. Habfa que ver-
leila cara a Quico 10 regOcijado que es-
taba. Hizo un record de rs = ). Md
ria Luisa', la que crefan era la del
tajo 10 hizo en- rs 3 3 5 y ''Cheque",
rs 4l5. Pag6 en- primera $1.02 ell
segunda, IL centavos. 'Brander''y 60
queta' no cOrrierOn en- este carrera.
pero fue avisado oportunamente.
En- la quinta carrera de 1000 me-
tros, cuando estaban, cuadrandose los
caballos, para salir. Vendetta Sc lie
desboc6 a Matdtt, habiendo recorridO
por los menos 1900 metros, 10 que,
desde luegO, cans6 algo al caballo. En-
esta carrera triunfo el candidate
puerto Rico, que 10 que hizo fu6
galopar los 1000 metros. HizO un re-
cord de is. Vendetta, el boquiduro
Y el pateadOr, a pesar de las dos vuel-
tas que di0, lego ell segundO, con un
record de 1 IS Y Baby Smile, ter
cera, con un record de 1 g 2 5. Pag0
en- primera 35 centavos y "Vendetta"
80 centavos en- segunda.
Juan ROig no corriO al '"UnderwOOd'
pOr encOntrarse COLO. Ell pdblicO fue
notificado de la cojera 6sta antes de
-comenzar el espectaculo.
En- las bancas fueron hechas apues-
tas de consideration.
FL pool Official alcanz6 q. .46G COM
binaciones que hacen un total dc
|$5,SGG.40. Hecho el descuento neto, al
tanza ii $4,999.9O, que repartido entire
las personals premiadas TOGO SAFE
por cabeza.a
Juqnito 1ocor6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25
ESPECTACUl.OS

Cine Tres Banderas.-El monumen-
tai drama err 7 actos: ''Xarzan, Mitad
Perro mitad Lobo".
Teatro Rialto.-El atleta preferido
por todos los pdblicos, Douglas Fair
banks, en- la comedia dramatica en- 5
actos, Eel Mistico", despedida de
los Hermanos Soler, con nuevos MI
meros.
Cine Luna.-Los ultimos episcdios
de la serie Los Opalos del Crimen" =,
Una Revista Y una comica.
Teatro Strand, (Santurce). - La
gran production cinematografca to-
mada de la novela del gran escritor
frances Victoriano Sardou, "Ferreol".
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
William Farvesham en- la colossal obra
en- 7 actos que lleva por titulo Gel
Hombre sin Dios".
Teatro Liberty, (Santurce).-La bo
nita artista Billie Burke con el dra-
ma en- 5 actos LA, Imprudente Pru-
dencia".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-El-
sic Ferguson en- la cinta en- parties
titulada: Los Cieeos Veran" y una co
media titulada: "Yo quiero Casarme".
Cine Norma, (Santurce).-"Buenas
Referencias". Divertida production
en- 6 actos.
Cine Real, Puerta de Tierra).-El
episodio IA de Ruth de las Monta-
las" Y un hermoso drama.
Cine Monte Carlo, (Puerta de Tie
maravilloso drama v el cpl
sodio IA de Ruth de las Montanas"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-25

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Angel Santiago V. Lucas Clemente
Cobro de dinero. La Corte dicto una
orden en- este case para que por el
Marshal Sc proceda a vender en- pu-
blica subasta los carros embargados,
depositando en- Secretaria ell producto
de lS venta.
Francisco Donate VS.. Bull Insular
Line. lndemnizaci6n. La Corte dict0
una orden ordenando el traslado de
este case a la Corte de Distrito de
los EE UU. para Pto. Rico, y ordeno
al Secretario prepare una transcript
cion completa de los autos dentro del
termino de 30 dias.
korber Y Co. V. Guillermo Orrach.
Cobro de dinero. A moci0n del Taqui-
grafo, la Corte lie concede una prorro-
ga de 20 dias para presentar la trans
cripcion del record.
Margarita Sierra VS.. Jose Figueroa.
Divorcio. A mocion de la demandan-
te, la Corte ordena la citaci0E del de-
(mandado por medic de edictos.
Jose M. Santiago V. Emilio Quino-
nes. Cobro de dinero. La Corte die
to una orden sen este case decretando
el aseguramiento de Ia efectividad de
la sentencia.
Javier Alfonso Riera V. Herminio
MADEIRA, etc. Injunction. La Corte
dicto una orden para que el demanda-
do Herminio MADEIRA comparezca el
dia % del corriente mostrar causas
por las cuales no debe ser castigado
por desacato.
Candido G. de Claudio v. Jose Pa
lacios Rucabado. Rec. de dinero. La
Corte dicto una orden en- este case pa
ra que por el Secretario Sc entregue
la suma consignada.
Sues. de Miguel A. Flores V. Sues.
de Eusebia Melendez. Rec. de contra
to. La Corte dict6 una orden para
que por el Marshal Sc otorgue escritu-
ra publica, segGn 10 provisto en- la
sentencia recaida.
Miguel Andrades V. Isabel Caraba-
llo ct al Cobro de sentencia. Com
parecieron los abogados de ambas
parties la vista de la mocion del de-
mandante sobre desestimacion de ape
lacion. Ell demandado Sc allan6; y
la Corte desestima la apelacion.
Manuel Alvarez Rivera V. Hermi-
nio MADEIRA. La Corte dicto una or
den en- este case, ordenando al de-
mandado Herminio MADEIRA a que Sc
abstenga de constituir sobre ell edifiz
clio Tobacco Palace, ninguna hipoteca
o gravamen.
Frank A. C. Hastrup. Ad. judi.
La Corte dicto resolution en- este case,
autorizando al administrator judicial