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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
A Few applications Of Sage Tea and
sulphur bring back its tlgor.
color. gloss and youth
fulncss.

Common garden sage brewod into
"a heavy ten with sulphur added. viii
turn gray. streakod and faded hair
beautifully dark and iuXurinnt Just
a few applications Will prove 81 royol-
ation u your hair b. mdiur. strsutrd
or gray. Mixing the sage Tea and
sulphur recipe al home. though. rs
troublesome. An easier way d. TO get
a bottle Of Wyoth's Sage and sulphur
Compound az amy drug store am
ready Tot use. This ls the old-tlmo
recipe improved BY the addition Of
other ingredients.
while wispy, gray. inded hair h
not sinful. we an desire 20 retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. by d%urkoninE your hair with
Wycth'H Sage aud sulphur Gompound.
no ono can tell. because q does g., 40
naturally rn evenly You Just damp
en- "a sponge or SOFT brush with u
aud draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand al H time: by
morning nh gray hairs have disnp-
penrcd and, uftrr another gpplicn-
tinn or two, your hnir becomes beau
tfully dark, glossy soft and iuxuri-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
COUNTY PRISONERS
TO Be WORKED ON
THE HIGHWAYS
Road ndent
Gets Permission to
Use Men

The prisoners In the county Jail will
soon be forcrd TO quit their lives of
ease. and toll for their keep. This
WAS recommended by chairman AL
bert q. siuinss. OF the county commits
sioucrs. az the meeting heid THIS
morniug at the court nouse. The
con,nhssicners save their pcriniHslon
20 the sheriff 20 allow county road
superintendent Max Chavez to use the
prisoners for road work.
Thu contract far the heating plant
for the county jail was let to Edward
Cdrcofan. who agreed to put the plant
In and guarantee It's satisfaction FOR
s5S7. The work on this VIII be start
cd at once.
The district attorney made a state
mont before the board, TO the effect
that u would he legal for the county
commissioners to provide FOR ncces-
sary expenses OF the sheriff.a office.
aud to make these nccounts preferred
over others. This grew out 81 h
decision OF the commission to pay the
shorifrs office and all other bills pro
rata. which vas made at THE last
meeting OF the commissioners, due to
the financial condition OF the county.
The district attorney was told 90
write q letter TO the board giving this
view. and that the board would hon
probably make the sheriff's accounts
Preferred, TO he paid In fun.
The committee, made ~ OF Max
Gutitrrcz. Max Chavez. and Edmund
Ross. which appraised the trees on
the properly OF Pedro Garcia north Of
Alameda which were cut I'm building
the highway, reported hat they had
counted 60 trees which had boen cut.
Mr.. Garcia. however. had made his
claim for 100 trees, a dollar to be paid
Zoe each one. The commissioners re-
fused 70 accept the report Of Inc COM
mittee, and paid the claim In full,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
New Mexico to Gain
A Congressman If
This Bill Passes

WAsHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE
house today took up the siegel bill 20
Increase It's membership from 4Sb to
400 Representatives. Leaders failed
TO reach an agreement limiting debate
bat proponents OF the measures
planned 70 choke on discussion 40 a
vote could be taken before adjourn
mcnt for the day. and II necessary
were prepared to hold a night
session.
II representation In the house were
reapportioned as provided in the bill,
80 states, on the basis OF the 1890
census. would retain their present
number OF representatives two
Maine and Missourl-cach would lose
one seat. and 10 states would gain
representation as follows:
California. g. Michigan and Ohio,
3; New Jersey. View York, pennHyl-
yania and Texas. q and Arkansas,
Connecticut, Georgia. Illinois. Massl-
chusettH, New Mexico. North Carolina,
Oklahoma and Washington, 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
Capt. r. L. Thornton
Resigns Place in
Revenue Office

Capt. X. L. Thoruton. chief OF ths
income tax division Of the INTERNAL
venus OFFICE has resigned. v was
announced at the internal refenoe
Office today. His resignation II 10 be-
come effective November D.
n. c. Hernandee. collector IN
charge. said today that u was not
YET known who would take Mr. Thorn-
toms place but that some one within
the office would be promoted 10 the
vacancy. Due TO the shifting In force
which will be necessary - a result.
W. Il. Nevis. ais South Edith street
has been hired an n new field deputy,
Mr. Nevis was formerly a railroad
agent at Grants He 10 q former ser
vice man.
The Internal rcveuue onice viii be
closed today and tomorrow on account
OF some patch plastering work which
On being done on the ceiling Of the
onlpc. Tho employees will work a
little overtime next week, mr.. Herman
dez sEid. In order 10 mako up for the
time lost by not worhing h two
dRye.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
LABOR CONVENTION
OPENS, MAY FAVOR
BETTER PLUMBING
Committees Are Named
by President; Election
Tomorrow

That isbor in New Mexico may 80
on record for more rigid plumbing
laws III the state was Indicated this
morning when the state Federation o.
Labor convention opened AZ 10 o'clock
In Labor temple with approximately
10 out-of-town delegates rrcsrri.
Following the rppoiptment q cum-
mlttecs by N. J.. Lynch. president OF
the convention, A~ihuqacrque plumb
crs were pfepaflnE 10 submit q ipho-
luton TO the resolutions committee.
vhIch' ~ passed would recommend
that the convention so on record ms
favorinE tho appuintmont OF a state
board o. plumbing made up OF master
ard journeymen plumbers and also
favorinK tnt appointment OF n state
piurrhiur 1n-necter.
Tho resolution u adopted would
mean hat the convention was IN favor
heard before being allowed 10 do
plufnblnF work N the state. The
resolution would strike Indirectly at
the Albuquerque plumbing ordinance
Nhich provides for examination OF
plumbers by a board consisting of-the
city engineer. city manager, water
works superintendent. master plumb
plumbers have been IN favor OF n
hoard nsnde up OF master and jour
plumbers.
Following the appointment or COM
mifteos. the committees went into
executive session and the convention
was adjourned until this afternoon.
When the convention r~eassembled
before Z o'clock. fommis-
siuncr Ed Swopo made an address OF
welcome. saying the convention was
pleased 20 SEE 40 many out-oi-town
|MIAAAnAa h.aA AINAw n Nnn4H NLnN4VwIU
In reply by air. Lynch, the convention
down TO hear tho committee re-
ports.
The committee on credentials con-
lists OF George Rutherford. w. j..
Baker and Tom Pyatt of Albu iuerque;
Felix Nnndcli OF Clovis and Tom
Pratt OF Santa Fo. The auditing COM
Is made lp OF james }. Votnw
J. =. wlndborn int Harry Key-er. al
Of Albuquerque, The COMMITTED on
courtcay " composed OF l.. II Han
sen. n. y. silver and Robert Nugcni
OF this city.
Tho committee on resolutions Is
made up OF James A. Moore. Las
vcrns; Geores Rutherford. w. j..
shamphsn. W. j. Baker and J. Carey.
A~ibuqnefQuc. The committee IN
stase federation laws consists Of W. r.
scyfred. J.. b. Russell, Harry keyscr
and II. u. Radcliffe OF Albuquerque
and Robert Brown OF Gallup. G. y.
F1ahcr, Gallup. u secretary OF ths
convention. The legislative commit
tee consists OF Ed swopc. J. D.. Harris
and Tom Price, Nr. Rutherford was
scrEcant-nt-ufms.
The convention tomorrow VIII hear
OF committess. elect and IN
stall Officers. and select the next o n
veution city. An Entertainment ~ 20
be held at the odd Fellows hall to-
morrow night beginning NJ : o'clock
Tor all delegates. Commissioner
ssvope is TO be master OF ceremonies
there. The entertainment N to end
with dancing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

Also Files Motion to
Strike Amended Com
plant From Record

A modem Getting November / a.
tnc date fer the first heasipe ~ tho
= al J. A.. Earn0'9s versus Carl
e. Nnfte and the Journal Publishing
~toflpanN. was franfc<f ~ Judge n. X
Hickey after q hcarine on the motion
in the district Dur this noono.
ms osienden's wh2 erepgnt M
thsif attorney IN d snse. vas ~ YET
uurhit 20 rse his yoirf sufficiently %
pre-ent lengthy ~ar<unucsts 20 the
court Th4y also stated that ~. y.
Iamfren. the aaeocfsfe counec On
rsrsa BY the defendants. had not yet
had t.srs 20 PREPARE his iasteF'ni iof
Tho first hsarinr~xI BE- on the pe-
the fces the amended complaint OF
fhe p~iaimfiffs, The defenqents af-
fifmet the afie<ationn stated m shis
petition. and STATED that vital points
were involved. ana the tmae prep
eration should BE made before the
argument upon H.
SICK I,ehy. Wood Claims.
r n. Wood. IN arguing seainst the
motion. stated that the ~defondents
were oniy trying to delay the tidal
Hr stated that they had said. vixen
they applied for an extension 81 ,ims
ENt WrtE 8<Is t"At INV ""@ -
.sThc petition 70 strike the amended
complaint ~ frivolous. and e only nm
bscna9 FOR f1rther delay. After nv
heAring on that they viii probably
make q motion 10 strike certain por~
sIuns Of the amended complaint
which viii only he the next move 70
gain more time" he stated
He eiso said what ne bad SAID in
rsfert lesf FRIDAY IA q siminr HEARING,
that this defondents were conunulnk
tomff and the prospective 3urr
through the columns OF the Morning
Journal, and that Tor this REASON jus
fInh dauanded that the trial be
brought A. speedily ~ possible.
Auacka Amcndci Complaints.
Petitions 10 strike from the files
the amended complaints Of tho plain
Tins IN me two f10.900 lfbfi eaiits OF
] Al Rnrrolds scfHus Car C.. Magee
and \ Journal Publishing company.
and Of A. y, mcmillan versus me
IN desendentz. wrrs filed hate yes
tsrday IN the district court by the
defendentF.
Tho reasons given IN both petitions
fcr rfrikinE the amepded complains
rro the same They are;
Hecaune Che amended eoui-
piaints wero flied without "a order
<runs the court 70 do 70,
: u4cau<e aaid amended com
rlninfs we're iiled without "A au-
shority OF law for so doing.
Beeau@e said amended com
plninfs attempt 20 SCI up causes for
action aiufinrt and Original from the
causes Of action set ~ In the original
- ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
Alaskan Town Almost
Submerged by a Flood

PRINCE RCPERT u. c. Oct. IA
Floods along the Salmon and Bear
rivers have practically submerged tho
Town Of Ryder. Alaska, and carried
awny government bridges at Stewart
several bridges on the Dolly Warden
railroad were undermined and the
Kitnult river ferry Of slide Arm was
swept away. The rush Of water, due
to heavy rains last week. Is sub
siding.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
United Store Has
First Grab Sale

The pauple Of Albuquerque nocked
10 the United nrHt grab sale IN huch
uumhsr. that the demand far g \
coeded the supply Of packages. by
apeoial request. the management has
agreed 20 repeat the sale Sniufdas.
They have wrapped hundreds OF
pnchagss and placed them IN mo
window. Ten cents entities you 70
ona grab. Thcre u not a single pack
HFr that contains less than ten cent?
worth.
afhe children had worlds of FUN.
the ladies' shricked with laughter
and the men simply rohred. Al had
a great line n you want 10 get
orr moury-s worth m fun besidoH
your merchandiao, just b. on hand
saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
This Robber Would
Not Re Stopped; Comes
Back and Robs Bank

HAMILTON. ont. oct ia rob
her who was foiled Ia an attempt TO
wob the hank Of Hamilton yesterday
inter a pistol duel with an official Of
institution, tried his fortunes
again today with better G He
walked into the Union bank, said 70
d clerk. They stopped me yesterday
but won't today" pointed q pistol at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
DEATHS

CROOk-Funrrhi services Tor Miss Alice
Crooks were held Al the Immaculate Con.
cspti0n church this murning ~ = O'Clock
ROY. FATHER asndsisr officiating %1ntanneni
vas in Calvary cenetey. Strong Brother
were in charge.
COENFRs-Mrs Goliie Conners died N
her lone on Aorth Twelfth street 9esierduy
o slater we're hfre Nith her. fuurFul ssr
vices VIII b. held Saturday murnirE AZ
sfruuT hfnihers' chapel, too Rev Charles
F~airgisU cemetery.
EAZENAT-Actave NaEsfEt died At q ln
cal hospital last nifht age 81 years alb
home WdH a. New Orleaua| la. whore his
resides. The body wnf taken 90
strong brotnrTs' mortnay pendias insiruc
iious from hE family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

Are you working day In and day
out with a dull, dragging backache?
Is your work slowly weakening your
kidncys2 Many kinds OF work wear
out the kidneys. and kidney trouble
makes any work hard. II brings
morning lameness. hackache. head
aches dizziness, nervousness. and dis
trossing urinary disorders. n your
work strains your kidneys. help your
kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pllls.
Workers everywhere rely on Donn's.
Ash your ~ncighbori
ANOTHER ALBUQUERQUE CASE,
j. j Ryan, drayman. $40 y. Arno
81, Il used one box Of Deans
Kidney Pulls for kidney trouble.
had noticed for some umo thai my
kidneys weron't acting correctly. i
had sharp twingcs across the small
of my back, My head achcd and 7
had dizzy spells. / procured Deans
Kidney Pulls and one box was OH 1
needed to give me a permanent
cure"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

ntreet several nights aFo. was found
today in the hack yard OF Carl Mage.
ga West Copper avenue, according
TO "a report 20 the police The pocket
book which contained Sis when
matched from "A hand Of Mrs. Bangs
WIS cmpty when found
John Chavez i22O North Twelfth
street. was bruised today when
knocked dow hy an automobile
driven by Will snhpp. Tho latter re-
ported that the hoy ran 0ut in front
Of his cur 10 kick at a dog
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
uNENrprOyTD MARCH.

DUNDEE. oct. i3.-severai thou.
OF unemployed assembled in
Abort Square tonight and attempted
4 march throuEh the main streets.
Police scattered the demonstrators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

We ave a few pairs OF mems hip
boots which we are closing out nt
$3.50 "a pair. g. Mays Shoe Store.
3ii W Central Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
HERALp a Ap TAKERs'

Are thoroughly trimmed ad writer's
II you so desire, they viii gladly
assist you in wording your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

-Four dollars, full wagon load. fac
tory wood; limited amount. Hahn
Coal company, phone 0f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

The native negroes OF Panama speak
excellent Spanish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

''poET'ar--Fon wIsufao.
Dent wish you could fna = Iob-Ptnd q
Den'i wish rou could rent youf spsrt
Bcnt--Hent Il
Dent vish you could sell your som.-
Sell H.
~ us,.s The Hsrsld's Clsssilsd Osiumnz
pkens RA6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14
At the Theaters
Today

en-"
'The Country That God Torgof'.
starting tedas. h a drama Of great
appeal. II IS the story OF western bad
lands, and % a minis love for n NO
man There u action aud force all
through the picture. with Tom santch
In the leading role,
LYRIC
"a Tale OF Two worlds, starting
today. n a colorful picture with. the
Roxer uprising M china as a back
sround- IN story Ia of nj American
girl In China, whose parents were
killed In the Hoker uprising In China,
and who IL kept In ignorance Of her
nationality for many years. The plot
Ia fun OF exciting situations.
PASTfNE
Carnival" "A picture of romantic
love and festivities. with Mntheson
Lang In the leading role. Is stu show
ms. The realistic touches were add
cd to the carnival and ball scenes BY
the use OF monochrome. the result
being that the pictures OF those scenes
are Iva color.
IDEAL
The Volcano" starring Leah Baird
for the last time today. This " a
powerful emotional drama. directed
by George Irving.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

4 single leaf OF tho South Amcri-
can water lily. Victoria regla, 10 able
to bear d weight OF goo pounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

Harold lloyd is called Wrinkle"
Ia London.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-21

sin rodeos. Y va manso el bucn solda-
ditto, pues mis- fraseS le han doblcgado
algO, me responde: --"NIire. SenOr, ALA
en- mi barriO, hay m pfcaro robador
de SallinaS v dinerO. a quien le deci-
mos cl Zurdo: de mancra. que al lia-
marine uSte aSf. ne he figurao que In
hacia para cOmpararme con aQuel sin
vergiienza no sicndo por este. estoy
IL SnS 0ldencS V diSp6nScme el que lc
haya faltado." Lurgo de lo cual. nos
hicimos amigos Y por allh por su casa
tengO media dOccna de gallOS de pelea
tres docenas de gallina>. ofrccidas,
por supuesto, ya que no cn propic-
dad. pueS on ESQ dc ofrccer el iiba-
ro no Sc que,la atras. sicndo capaz de
Ofrccer en- un momentO dado, hasta el
lucero del alba.
Aquf csta 0tro future sol1ado; es
patiZambo V cQjea mas de la cu2nta.
para no ir al Servicio. Tfmido. Sc acer-
r;. mi mesa. dd los buenos dfas. pre-
gunta 81 eS mi cScritorio pl que le to-
"a Y empieza Il reSpondcrmc:
-: Como So llama uSted? --Lelo T-
III. para servirie. =: De d6ndc cS us
ted? DE Arecibo. De que barrio:
Jun. cl barrio no So 10 puco decil
a sencia Siclta. porque no 10 So. -; c"
mo que no 10 sabp, :por que? -PO
pol la raZ6n de que ,yo como on casa
q mi may. hcho cafe on casa mi hel
mana. almuprZO Ell casa g mi cula'
$ durlmo con mi mujel: V caa uno dc
eStos famiiarcS vivcn on I'LL barrio
, !iferenie, ticstanciado uno elotro. Me
,uito los len cS lc miro la cara Il
'quel jiharo ole ha Sahido resolvcr
el problema de la vida tlc manera tan
nagiStral. me sonrIO malicioSamentP.
cual el que Sonrfc ante un jaiba hien
;aiha. Al fin lo inSc.ibu. no sin Sus
prOteStas. alcgando qu" cS COLO. que
tiene un 0iu mas arriba del otro. que
padcce Gc nIrill$lS on Hn hraHo. pre-
cisamente On el que necesita para CO.
ger el fuSil marchar de frentc. Pero,
como diccn uue para un jibaro jaiba
NADIA hay mcjor Que lin jaiba jiImro.
le seilalo III pucrta V grito: =. Que ven
ga otro.'
Y Sc me 'presenta ,''otro. bajo de
estatura. coloraGote de r0Stro. con cue
llo de tore. con OjoS de vivaridad y
con labioS propios de scres cr0tiros.
Sc para en- posicijn militar. me salll-
da tambitn militarmente me res
ponde Il las preguntas que le hago:
-Vamos Il yer: uSted. como Sc llh-
ma? --Yo soy Chico Perez, el mas
guapo jibaro dc mi barrio: convido 4
pelear los blanluitos del pueblo Guam
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-21

do SO prop"San en- mis- bailcS V los
echo a fuera. cogidos por el fondillo
de los calZaneS. -CabailcrO Ccntil, no
he querido s:lhpr tanto-le respondo
Chico. no as nombrc propio. dcseo
que me 10 he cui Sc 10 pllSieron a
uSted Ell la pila del bautiSmo. Don
Alturo. yo soy jose Perez. del barrio
de la Esperanza. propietario, cas;ldo
con nueve hijoS V seiS cIlfiadaS mi
cargo. = Sabe uSted lcer? No. Sc
mol. pero tengo un hiio que me escriba
cartas Y me lee los ppri6dicos, 10 que
me conforma dc mi brltalidad
=: CuantoS pies tienc uSted? HON
be. don Nfcolao. yo no soy I'm mucha-
cho pa que jueguc colmigo: 81 ne V"
dos pies. pa que me prcgunta cuantoS
tengo: No. Chico, es que deseo me di-
gas los pies que tiencS de estatura
I'LL pie trne doce pulgadas: :no to
has mc'lido nmca: No. Se1ol. nunca !:
ESQ no 50 eStila pol mi barrd: allf
Salimos toitos cchaitoS al puilo So
mos toos iguales: de manera que no
es necesario que nos indian pa ESQ: v
,Omo aquf venimos a "enlistarnoS" pa
IL Ia pclea. pues :qu6 impolta una
,ulgi mas q una pulsi mcnoS?
Me convence cl jib;Lro. saco un ciga-
all l.
'espidc. con una sonrisa en- los labios :;
ma SOnriSa pura. llena de inOcencia.
ros jfbaroS templados de alma. que
no conoccn 81 miedo nj cl odiu nj el
rencor. +, lido este v0lvf Il gritar:
=: Que venga otro.'.
Sc cuadro ante mi Hn muchach6n,
sOnriente. uno de eSos seres felices.
para quienes la vida no tiene NADIA
mas que un cariZ. el dc In algeria. LO
emilio v 10 pregunt6: -: Como te lla-
mas? Eh. don Nicolao. VA no me CO.
noce. yo soy lndalccio ZipiZapc. V de-
SEQ ser corneta de- ei6rcito: cuarenta
pulgadaS de pecho con pulmoneS a
prucba de ejrrcicios.-- FL muchacho,
Sali6 aprobadd V fut corneta. para
lesglacia de Sus vecinos, que aiin pa
Sada la guerra. todas las mailanas
Dyen una corneta que lanZa al eSpa
.iu cstas n0tas: "TARARI, TARARA.
TARARI. V como nnico consuelO de
-ecino>. responder ellos Il coro: "Ta-
nos india. ArmaS al hOmbrO!.
Crtanme Sinceramente mis- lectorcS.
Iue es 10 unico que SO nos ha pegado
lie In gran guerra mundial. Tn toque
de corneta. al amanecer del alba.
Arturo NicOlGu JimCReS.
Septiembre dc 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-21
ANUNCIO DE VENTA EN- PU-
BLICA SUBASTA.

HAGO SABER que ell dfa 80 de Sep
tiembre del corriente aio las dos de
la tarde, vendere en- mi oficina de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Calle del DR.. Be-
tances, antes Cruz No. II, altos, en-
bdblica subasta, al mejor postor, por
.inero effective Y a instancia del BAN
co POPULAR DE ECONoMlAS Y
PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN, P. R.
ounce (15) acciones de la CENTRAL
vANNINA, comprendidas en- el GER
tificado numero cincuenta (50) expe-
dido a favor de don Guillermo S. Es-
cudero, por haberse dado en- prenda
dichas acciones al BANCO indicado,
en- garantia de un prestamo vencido y
no satisfecho.
Y para notifcar al dueio de la
prenda y al publico en- general, expi-
do el presente que Sc publicara en- dos
peri6dicos de general circulation de
esta Ciudad, a primero de Septiembre
de 1921.
Damian Monserrat Jr.,
Abogado del Banco Popular,
A = i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-21
ANUNCIO DE VENTA EN- PU-
BLICA SUBASTA.

HAGO SABER que el dia 30 de Sep
tiembre del corriente afo, a las tres
de la tarde, vendere en- mi oficina de
San Juan, Puerto Rico (Calle de Be-
tances, antes Cruz No. II, altos), ell
publica subasta, al mejor postor, por
dinero effective instancia del BAN
CO POPULAR DE ECONOMIAS Y
PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN, P. R.,
setenticinco acciones de la CENTRAL
VANNINA, comprendidas en- los GER
tificados nlmeros LAG y lat expedidos
favor de dofia Elvira G. de Cordova,
viuda de Lorenzi, por haberse dado en-
prenda dichas acciones al BANCO in
dicado, en- garantia de dos prestamos
vencidos v no satfsfechos.
Y para notifcar la dueha de la
prenda y al publico en- general, expido
ell presente que Sc publicara en- dos Pc
ri6dicos de general circulation de esta
Ciudad, primero de Septiembre de
1921.
Damian Monserrat Jr.,
Abogado del Banco Popular.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-21


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