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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Many Seattieites
to See State Fair

Reservations for attendance at the
Washington state fair At Yakima
Friday have been made by enough
seattieites 10 MI two special coaches.
the Chamber OF Commerce has an
nounced II In expected that Il win
be peccsnry to engage a third coach
before the party leaves at midnight
Thursday. Friday is Seattle day
al the fair. Persons going on the
special coaches win lease for Yaki.
ma At Ills Friday night A half.
fare roundtrip OF $3.50 win be
charged Upper berths cost s5.is
round trip. and lowers ss.ts.
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Several hundred dollars worth Of
narcotics were taken from four men
arrested Monday Afternoon by
Pstrolmen r p. Baerman and n.
p. Andersen IN . raid on .l,zs Msdi-
son st Ed Donneily. %; w. Nc
Evan. -: r. A Post. 20. and J. C..
Donlon. 81 are held on open
charges Tuenday for examination BY
physicians to determine whether
they are dope addictA
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May Save $425, 900
on Watershed Costs

At an informal meeting Of the city
council utilities committee Monday.
dccision TO accept q proposal BY the
federal government whereby n saw
ing Of S4z5.oeo In the cost OF the Ce-
dar river watershed could be saved
was considered. Tho federal forestry
service has offered TO assist patrol.
ing the district to guard against for
est fires and keep out intrnders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Tells Of Infantile
Paralysis NursinQ

DR.. r. Oren Watson. the ostco-
path Of the Mutual Business club.
gave an illustrated lecture before
that body at their regular meeting
held Monday night on tie import.
ancc OF the home care and nursing
OF cases OF infantfle paralysis
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Charges Husband
Wears Upon Her

Asserting that her husbands quick
actions. motions and thoughts wear
upon her. Agnes NJ. Thurston filed
suit for divorce against s. w. Thurs.
ton In superior court Tuesday. MIS-.
Thurston states that she seems to
annoy and haraas her husband She
asks for the custody Of their <-year.
old child.
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FREIGHTKn ARRIVES

With 500 tons of general cargo
the big stccl frcighfer Liberztor. In
the service Of the Atlantic. Gulf q
Pacific Steamship Co.. arrived here
Monday from Atlantic ports. The
freighter win carry canned products
OF the Northwest on her outward
voyage
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yIsrr FORT LAYTON

Congressman John +. Miller and
members Of tho military affairs COM
mittee Of the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce visited Fort I4awton 1r,os-
day noon a. guests Of Col Oscar J.
Charles. commandant, and Capt C. l.
LLOYD
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srEAM.uEArEp ruGpoArs

Steam heat for the comfort Of off1.
GERS and crews u being installed In
the tugboats of tho Liilico Launch
a Tugboat Co.'S tugs. The new plan
Is that of Carl Foss. port engineer
for the company. The Lliico Co 4
tugs are the first on the Sound 20
have steam heat
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10 GET ZIG BUSINESS

According TO reports received II
the headquarters Of the Loyal IIe
gion Of IIoggers and Lumbermcn. the
Northwest win reneive . large vol
ume Of bunness when building con-
srucsion begins In the East next
spring.
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DIES OF CHILD MAI-ADY

Infantilc paralysis claimed an
other victim in Seattle Monday after
noon when Raymond Geisart. 4.year-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernsse
Geisart. $500 Woodland Park ava,
died after q short ilineas Of ons
week
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REPORTS GOOD BUSINESS

NJ. IL Scott Of the F'utrcli Coupler
Co. returned Monday from Streator.
Ill. with the report that business at
the factory Is In q thriving condi-
ton.
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PICKPOCKErs GET RING

Pickpockets robbed Mrs. Nora
williams. 234s ssrd ave. s. of dia-
mond ring valued at $500 while she
was riding on Mt. Baker street car
Monday afternoon
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FURNISHED HOUSES

Is FURNISHED HOUSES
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
uNOnSTRUCTIBi.E
view
HOME
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
) rooms modern; furnace. base
ment. hutit.tn features, latest de-
sign fixtures; lot t0Ni00. all as
Ecssmentr In, Including street paw
tng; uneNcelled view lakes end
AND THE FURNITURE
b-plcce ivory suite
S-picce oak suite
e-piecc dining suite
combination gas and coal range
sanitary porcelain table
chairs. rugs. curtainA
drapcs. silver linen.
ALI. GOES COMPLETES AT THIS
SACRiFiCE PRICE
$4,000
Some Terms
Balance $50 Per Month.
r.. V. JAIN 4 co.
EfrEL nLpG. aNp AND PIKE
WILL LEASE MY GROOM MOD
ern. newly furnished home; hot
water heat. near ear lines large
yard; fruits; berries; reasonael.
S SsSs y r'sh' party Phone w'''
LOWER FLOOR FuRNISHE ED
home. modern except heat, reason
able. steady tenants, Rainier Nffs-I
GROOM HOUSE. PARTLY FUR
nished; one block Green Lake car.
Phone kenwood oea5.
CORNER I ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. beds. phone. gas included.
$50 t0a 90th
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BALLARD

GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
f2.6o0-t50o cash. $40 per month
Two bedrooms and large attic.
combination living and dlninE
room, with fireplace. buffet and
paneied walls; Kitchen IL roomy
with breakfast nook. bath IL be-
tween bedrooms on center hall.
attic is large. with wtndowA.
reached by stairs from tho kitch-
en-; has rough floor: cement wall
foundation; lot n level aud cor
ner, S0xi0o feet; all assessments
will be paid at this price. House
In only 4 years old. No. III
kEAN BROS
stos ballard Ave. sunset ef1f.
TAKE BALLARD CAR
sAcRiFrcE-NSCE BROOM RIM
gaiow. Tot t5xf2b. alley. fi.i0o.
ta00 cash. sunaet zooT.
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FARM LANDS

PINE IITTLn VALLEY FARM
20 acres; half cleared; cultivated:
lots Of fruit. good house: barn.
spring water piped In. telephone.
mali delivery. high and grammar
school auto service Immediate
possession. Bargain. $1,000; termA
Let's show you.
cftARLics soMERs COMPANY
Alaska fIutldlng.
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A SACRIFICE

FEDERAL AVE
Choice home site. situated in a beau
tiful residential district. surround
ed by the best homes: improve
ments all In DO not fail TO see
this.
Il, V. JAIN & co.
ErTEL BLDG. and AND PIKE.
TWO NEW. WELL CONSTRUCTED.
modern bungalows: one Va a corner.
. blocks north OF y. Union. on 3lst
Aadrona Park car line: large liy-
ing room. hardwood floors and
en- and nook: full cement basement
and furnace. Price way below
$4,000. The terms beat apartment
H. c. PETERS, 7as Third Ave.
QUEEN ANNE VIEW HOME
GREAT SACRIFICE
si.ooo-7-room home, with grand
view; oak floors; fireplace; built
IN features: cement basement
laundry trays. etc: nice yard.
s sia r,ta,s yg,, ana flowers Phone
GEO. 4. SPENCER a co.
J. p. WHIPPLE. 4th N. and Boston.
BUNGALOW - BRAND NEW g.
room. absolutely modern. 'Iuf
sed." IL minutes from Third and
Pike Madrona car: paved street;
indirect lighting: some fruit; good
view and neighborhood. sis 2gth
ave. owner. $500; $1,000 cash.
GROOM BUNGALOW; BREAK
fast nook; . bedrooms: basement:
view. s2.ioo; cut 5000; now $4,000;
GUST sTENBERc. North so2s
4117 Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1872.
NORTH OF CITY
have a few acre and h-acre tracts
one mile from city limits; nice
alder land. splendid district $500
and $3.50: easy terms.
II. G. PETEks. 726 Third Ave
GROOM HOUSE; CONCRETE BASE
ment: splendid view. Price s2,2s0;
$3.50 cash, balance s25 monthly,
including interest. Located 1929
Seventh ave. ". Phone Main 3ti2
CULVER-QUEEN ANNE
Come to us for the best buys In
Queen Anne hill property.
X. G. CULVER
II Boston ST. Garfield 0077.
$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY. TAKES
new Groom modern bungalow
M.acre improved. on Beacon hill
Elliott 0245.
TWO LOTS, LAURELHURST. EACH
s0x120. 1JG-foot street Both.
$500: terms. SIS T. Seth st No
agents.
S ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH. GA
rage; modern except furnace.
$4,000; tcrmA sbs IL. b6th st No
agents.
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MOUSEs FOR RKNT

s-RooM BUNGALOW. AT BEACH;
fireplace, large porch. city water.
free wood; reasonable rent.
Herbert :. Upper. sss Leary Ridx.
ROOMS. MODERN. CLOSE TO
school and car. ssT s.nd ave tt
nonfh
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sTOtKs AND BONDS

" STOCKS AND BONDS
WILL BUY--LiBERTy BoNDa 100
Futfell Coupler co,
WILL SELL
Hughes OH Co.
Johnston Piston a Ring.
20 Rainier Gas Crystal
100 Simplex Auto Wheel
Zoe Western smelling a Power
100 iiothert Process Rteel
100 Universal High Power
3ss National Mines Co
1000 Topper Mfg. Co.
1909 Davis Car Co.
1909 Columbia Red Metal
1909 Aianka Petroleum = Coal
5000 Wyoming Pacific oil
5000 Red nsssr, o., ~, 4 E5pio'
.ti Union 81 Elliott osso.
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
,2e0 DowS-wnY NOT Go IN
your chance Wei located, going
garage. Call sis Yale Bldg. Third
and Union.
WILL ENTERTAIN GOOD sEcurf-
shoe and notion business. About
IS, 600. Elliott osts.
ONE POOL HALL AND coSFEc-
tioncry. good location. To sell at
cost cash. Inquire Rhuben Boyd.
Clear Lake. wash.
FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
tailoring. drcsnmatlnE. cleaning
and repairing. The Thrift l2s
CHEAP-BRtcK HOTEL. &c ROOMS.
we'll furnished. centrally located
sss0o; terms. SunHe, 3eoI.
Mr.. B-hiinE. 2l2 Hoge Bidg. Annex.
sells high class eusiness houses:
81 SPECIAL NOTICES
KEEP CLEAN = RUGS CLEANED
anywhere, any time Prices right
wesco,, Rug Cleaning Co. Ken
niAnETIe. I-I1orn oAMyIELn :7c1
% PERSONAL
DRESsMAkfNG AT YOUR HoME
reasonable charges Phone Mrs
Larson evenings, Main b67l
NuHsE-Mrs. A. wiiielkscn. sunset
ssA PSYCHOLOGIST
Nine. TiiI--voestionsi expert char
acter ANALYST as HAiEht BIG.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
sosy for issp x srs .sso5ssf::, io; s.1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
GOOD AGRICULTURAL. LAND
BEST land buys In vicinity Of Sc
attic Very fertile. productive loan
soil. 1000 acres just surveyed IN
20 and &0-acrc tracts. No prices
ever $40. and ALI on long, easy
terms GOOD land at low prices
A. becoming scarce. We are con-
fIdont this will suit you.
.. r. GRAHAM COMPANY
zoos American Flank Bldg. Seattle
10 ACRES: NEARLY ALL cLEkR-
ED; on BouLEvAftD BETwEEN
SEATTLE AND TAcoMA; BEST
or BOIL: GOOD SYRINGE NICE T.
TRY HOUSE IN GOOD CONDf-
TioN: ORCHARD AND BERRIES.
PRICE ONLY $500; LIBERAL
TFRMa JOE wfNSHrP. 1919
THIRD AYE
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1 FOR sALE-AUTOMOBu.Es
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"a UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

ATTRACTIVE 4. GROOM Flats
beautiful marine view, newly kali
somined. Garfield osTt-n
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WEST wooDf.AND uUNdsAIow

WEST WOODLANDS uUNGAf,ow
New. nifty bungalow OF rooms.
combination living and dining
room fireplace. hardwood floors.
indirect lighting. all ivory enamel.
bedrooms with bath between.
cabinet Kitchen. break fast nook;
cement basement. lot s0xi00; just
off the pavement. close TO car.
school and stores. Price 1000, on
very easy termA Call owner. North
asa, evenings.
BROOM FURNISHED ~ % UsE,
large lot In garden; shed full Of
wood. tent house. 80 chickens: ali
for 5000 cash, or 1900 on termA
Call sidney 1850.
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,,.7So-ourrN ANNr uuI-,..7b,

ts.T6o-ouEIfN ANNE uIiL.-,..7Bo
% Rooms. Furniahed)
fhis httie home ia located ON a level,
alley lot. facing east, on paved
street, near car lines, grade
school branch poatoffico. theatre
and good atores, there are rooms
on tho first floor. and the largo
attic accommodates 2 beds. the cab
tnet kitchen 10 finiAhcd In white.
and has a breakfast table for four.
the practically new. combination
EaA. coal and wood range ia very
economical. and will heat the on-
tire house. the heavy linoieum ON
tho floor OF Kitchen hall and bath
room w IN good condition, and was
recently revarniHhed. bathroom
has complete aot of good porcelain
plumbing. the dining room 10 fin-
tshed Ia soft gray. with wall paper
and hangingH TO match. To this
the neat wicker furniture adds
touch OF daintineHa. There is
convenient storcroom In the rear
Of tho house. and "A garaK. at tho
back OF the lot Name your terms.
Prompt ponnegaion-
~ n fn6MAS q COMPANY. Inc.
ioao Third Ave. Elliott sit2
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TO f.Er-uNFuRNISHIcD

5-RooM HousE. SIS BoREN, NEAR
cathedral SIS, Garage IS extra
Call Main etsO.
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p Achhs--sThEAM

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Splendid tract OF land. every foot
o. place good Hoils small house,
large barn. garage. we'll built
house: good Hized stream thru
center OF place. large enough
for power Tor electric light
road. well Improved district;
easy driving distance OF Seattle
public markets. Price $1,000
reasonable cash payment and
terms OF fib per month 70 salts
factory party. Take East Madison
car and Kirkland ferry 90 Burke
x Fnrrar's office In Kirkland.
! NEED HELP. YOU NEED a HOME
Oct good land OF ma. make a
home. york my mill. good
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The Seattle Star


Daily at fsos Seventh Ave.
Seattle. MaAhlngtnn.
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home site. situated in a beau
tiful residential district. surround
ed by the best homes. improve
ments all in DO not fail 10 see
thu
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IMITATION WANTED ADvER-
e1neneafs - 1is<harge6 soldiers
4 - ssilsrs are printed free 81
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10
ACREAGE
.o-AcRn ESTATE

t1s0
To close an estate. a good 20 has
been FLASHED. 4 miles from Gem
tralia, good clay nosl; no rock or
gravel. has running water Half
cash,
20 ACRES. ALL Ci>EARED.
1880. $500 CASH
Near rnciAc highway. level: all
cleared. near town, high schooi
and churchi close neighborh Bal
ance long time, per cent
MCDONALD A. MILLER
INC.
eos Columbia 81. Elliott $50.
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PARTNERs WANTED

non OPPORTUNITY FOR HONOR
able gentleman partner with some
capital to invest in restaurant
business. Call or write 70 Anna
Holly. TOT Commerce St. Trcopa,
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LOST AND FOUND

N PURsEsI LOST BY WORKING
e rIyl. Please return 10 Mannlng's
Coffee House. Fourth and Pine.
" SAN WEISFIELD CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw II away.
10l Union.
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IMPORTANCE RESOLUTION DBL
TRIBUNAL SUPREME HOMO.
RARIOs DE ABoGADos.- MEMO
RANDUM DE CosTAs.- RES JU-
DICATA.-
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SObre la materia de cOstas
y honorarios de abogados

EN- La coRTE sUPREMA DE P. 4
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Rafael Nicot,
Demandante y apelado,
W
Ramon Valdecilla, ct al.
Demandados y apelantes.
1885, Apelaci6n procedente de Ia Cor
te de Distrito de Ponce.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGocIADo DE oBRAs PUBLICAs

ofcina del Superintendent de obras
P1blicas, San Juan, P. R., julio IS, 1921
Proposiciones en- pIegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pubhca subas-
ia de las obras de construction de un
puente de 40 metros y uno de 10 me-
tros sobre Ell Rio Grande de San Ger
man, en- Ia Carretera No 2, Sec. San
German, cuyo presupuesto aprobado as
ciende d S29,761.ss (veintinueve mil
setecientos sesenta un d6lares ochen-
ia y ocho centavos), Sc admitiran en-
esta Ofcina hasta las p. m. del dAa
8 de Agosto de 1921 en- que Sc abri-
ran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oicina donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que ha''
de regir EN- ell contrato, y podran reco-
ger los licitadores los pianos y mOdelcs
de proposiciones que han de presenta:,
mediante un dep6sito dc diez d6lares
$4,000 que deberan ser remitidos en-
cheque, certifcado, giro postal efec-
two que seran reembolsados al ser
devueltos dichos documentos en- 81 PHI
20 veinte dias (2O) despu6s de ofec
tuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, y Ell dc adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamente.
Guillermo ESTEVES.
Comisionaao.
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UN AGENTE DE LA
"sINGER" Sc sUIcIDA

Informa la pOiicia de MorOvis que
Herminio Rivera. agente en- aquella po-
blac,6n de las maquinas 'singer" Sc
suicide, tomandose una fuerte dCsis de
sublimado corrosive. FL sr. Rivera es-
tuvo muy grave durante cinco dias. ha-
biendo falecido en- Vega Baja, donde
fue trasladado en- vista de la gravedad.
La autOridades de la referida pObla.
ci6n hicierOn una minuciOsa investiga-
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DE INTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

Hagc a maquina Punto de Vainica
Dobladillos, Tru-Tru y Ribete de Pi-
cot en- cualquiera clase de tela y
precios econ6micos.
Habiendo aumentado el nGmero dc
maquinas. puedo entregar en- el ae-
to tOdos los trabajos. Garantizo es-
nero = limpie7a. Tienda LA FAMA.
San Francisco st. Telefono 655
ANA TERRADILLOS.
Servicio especial por correo.
Advt.
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La question de que la apelacion con-
ira la sentencia dictada por la Corte de
Distrito versara sobre la jurisdiction de
dicha Corte por no exceder de $500 la
cuantia de la reclamation no puede le
vantarse con exito para objetar la con-
cesi6n de honorarios del abogado del
demandante cuando dicha question ha-
bia sido resuelta negativamente en- ape
laci6n, por 10 que adquiri6 Ell caracter
de RES JUDICATA. Ademas, el Arti.
culo de Enjuiciamiento Civil qued6 en-.
mendado por la Ley No. SO de IL de
abril de 1917, excluyendo Ell requisite
antes exigido de que para que Sc con
cedieran honorarios una parte en- un
pleito procedimiento era necesario
que la materia itigiosa excediera de
S5OO.OO.
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ID ID APPRECIATION DEL VA
LoR DE sERvICIo DE AVOCADO

No puede concluir ne la Corte de
Distrito err6 al conc, sr honorarios y
fjar en- cuantia y sin que Ell demandan-
te presentara evidencia alguna para
justifcarlos cuando la transcription
demuestra que Ia corte tuvo a su
consideration Ell record del case con to.
dos los elementos necesarios para apre-
ciar ell trabajo professional del abogado
en- la corte inferior.
HoNoRARIos DE AVOCADO ANTE
LA coRTE sUPREMA.- JURIs.
DICCIoN
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por el
Juez Presidente Sr. Hernandez. San
Juan, P. R., mayo 81, 1921.
En- juicio seguido ante la Corte de
Distrito de Ponce por Rafael Nicolt
contra Ramon valdecilla y Eduardo RI
vera de Leon, sobre cumplimiento de
convenio de deslinde y pago de dafios y
perjuicios. dicha Corte dict6 sentencia
en- 8 de febrero de 1919 a favor del d..
4 mandante en- contra de los demanda-
dos condenando estos en- gastos, desem
bolsos y honorarios de abogado del dc
mandante, cuya sentencia fue confrma.
da por esta Corte Suprema en- grado dc
apelaci6n por la suya de 8 de junin
de 1920
FL dia 12 del citado JUNO la parte
demandante present6 la Corte lie Dis
trito un memorandum jurado por su
abogado, r. Martinez Nadal, de costas
Y desembolsos, que comprendia distin.
tas partidas ascendentes s532.60. en-
tire las cuales figuraba una de $500 ez
concepto de honorarios del abogado r
Martinez Nadal por estudio, demanda
vista Y alegato ante la Corte inferior
estudio de la apelaci6n y alegato ante
la Corte suprema.
La parte demandada impugn6 ia cuar
1
dada la simplicidad de La evidencia. e.
tempo invertido en- ell juicio, la naturs
leza del case y la exigua cuantia de
10 que estaba envuelto en- la controver.
sia. la cantidad de $500 era excesiva a
todas Iuces por representa- mas del do.
BILE de la cuantia ntigiosa. A esa i'm.
pugnaci6n contest6 el demandante que
NADIA tenia que yer la exigua cuantis
de la reclamation litigiosa para la i'm
posici6n de honorarios y que la Corte de
bia tener en- cuenta la temeridad del II.
tigante, que Ell case requiri6 estudio pa
ra establecer Ia demanda, que los de-
mandados son personas adineradas, que
Ell pIeito fue visto en- la Corte de Dis.
trito consumiendo una session de dicha
Corte, que hubo que hacer alegatos
ante la misma estudiar y discutir la
exposition del case y presentar alegatos
ante esta Corte Suprema, que los ho-
norarios reclamados representation una
cantidad justa y razonable. La Corte
por Orden de % de julio de 1920, fijo
los honorarios del abogado Rafael Mar
tinez Nadal, por estudio, demanda, Wis.
ia en- la Corte inferior, alegato, estu-
dio de la apelaci6n y alegato ante la
corte suprema en- la suma de $500 que
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cULTo EN- sABANA GRANDE

Como estaba anunciado Sc celebro
IA fiestl en- honor a la Virgen del Car
men, en- el Temple Cstolico de Sa-
bana Grande, seg1n nos comunica
nuestro corresponsal
Una numerosa concurrencia asisti6
al lcto, el exito satisfactorio de la
fiesta, sc lie debe al Pldre Espinosas,
quien trabaj6 con mucho entusitismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-20

ci6n de los hechoss y hasta ahoya 60
ignOran con exactitud los motives q1e
tuvo Rivera para poner fin a sus dias.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-03-11

Mrs. j. B. Watts left Tuesday
morning for an extended visit in
Cookeville. Tennessee. where she
was called 70 the bedside Of her
sister Mrs. cleora Dowell OF that
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-03-11

ness. Fermentation or Stomach Dis
tress caused by acidity. A few
tablets give almost immediate stom-
ach relief and shortly the stomach
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-03-11

costs only few cents at drug store.
Millions helped annually. 4-l-2l
Marriage license were issued last
week by county clerk, Mrs. Kate
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-03-11

short visit with her son Walter
Watts and family. before leaving for
Tennessee.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-03-11

No. 2s4
Official statement OF the financial
condition OF the
FIRST STATE BANK
at Fluvanna
State of Texas, al the close OF bust
ness on the 2lst day Of Feb, 1921,
published In the Snyder Signal, n
newspaper printed and published at
Snyder. State OF Texas, on the 18th
day OF March, 1921.
Resources
Loans and discounts,
personal and collateral S51,6oS.13
Loans, real estate .. 6.4Sl.e2
Overdrafts ...... 1.1O7.S7
Bonds and stocks, U. S.
Bonds .........,..'. 0oV.OO
Real estate, banking
house ........... 5000. 90
Furniture and fixtures. 10000
Due from other banks
and bankers, and cash
on hand ......... 26,493.4O
Interest in depositors
guaranty fund. .... 1,O63.25
Assessment depositors'
guaranty fund . 1887
Acceptances and bills OF
exchange .......... sSs.ss
Other resources, W. s.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-03-11

"Fapo's DlapeDsin" is the quick
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-03-11
Charter No. $3.50.
Report OF con dition of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

At Snyder State of Texas at the close OF business
On Februa ry 81 1921
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC.

American, married. good appearance. re-
fined. wishes position with some one who
would appreciate the services OF chauf-
feur who thoroughly understands his busi-
ness; alert, honest and trustworthy.
with IL years experience os high grade
cars; was in one position years, and last
years: AL references: city or country
G. II. Brush. $50 +. 10th ST.. Brooklyn. ~
y, Telephone Wildwood 4479
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
CH HAIrEEEIrR

exceptional mechanic. thoroughly expert.
enced private family driver, exceedingly care
ful; highest referAlce. from previous en-
ployers three years last engagement thor
ough knowledge all roads, shopping and the
atre districts: neat appearance. pleasing per
sonality, gentlemanly, refined. city or coun-
try; reasonable salary. T. b. 3i4 Herald.
Herald SQUARE.