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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04
Banquet And Annual
Meeting On Thursday

Duane Sauires was reelected presi-
dent OF the Baptist Young, Peoples
Union at the annual meeting of the
society held last evening in the church
auditorium. The meeting. followed
tho annual society banquet served in
the church dining at $3.50
O'clock which took the form of a
feast. The entire program charac-
terizcd a. royal court OF olden times
with Duane Squjres as king and CATH
crime Tuttle as queen, enthroned at
the head of the table.
Other officers with Mr.. Squires. who
we're Sentenced to duty for the COM
inE year. We're: Sam Weeks. first
vice president; Dorothy Webster. Sec
ond vice. president; Wesley johnson.
third vice president; Katherine Pratt.
secretary: L.oyde Thompson, treasurer
(re-elected). as
Annual business reports Of outgo-
ing officers, etc. were attended. to and
later games were enjoyed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04
INTEREST To WOMEN

Al news. information for the woman's page Of the morning edi.
40 OF The Herald should p e in the hands of the editor Of that page
accented for publication Q n the .womanis page in the morning edit.
ton of the following day. S@
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04

. At a recent meeting of the senior
prom committee. plans were formufat-
ed and practically perfected for the
annual senior prom which is "a take
place on Saturday night, March 10.
1t. is the plan Of the committee 10
make the affair one OF the most in
teresting parties of the second semes-
ter and the committees named who
Will attend to the various tasks ard
General head of The committees
..... ..% James Cassel
Floor Manager. -. Macdonald Scott
Programs ..... Ed McGrath
Invitation ....... Miss Marjorie Bell
Decoration. Miss Florence Mcintosh
Refreshments. (. -. Miss Anne Mitchell
Advertising ...... Jack Grfnnell
The dance program will begin -
1880 O'Clock. it is announced, and
throughout the hours. there will be
entertainment a'plenty.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04
From Herald. Marxs, a. 1895

r. B. Griffith Of the ontario store
secured another lease on his building
for five years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04
Students to Glue
Comic Opera Soon

Announcement of the presentation
VI THE Lass OF Limerick Way. a
romantic opera to be given at Wood
worth auditorium. University campus.
by the. University High school, gle"
clubs has aroused much interest. 1t is
pla nned to give the play on the night
of March p. although the Ia date
has not yet been definitely fixed.
Miss Mary j. Laycofk will coach
the production, and Miss Kathryn
Harris will be in charge of the must
cal numbers. the latter Of which play
an important part throughout the en-
tire affair. Fourteen characters COM
rrise the cast and they have been
t%actfully chosen. The University High
school orchestra under. Miss. Harris
will also feature quite prominently on
the evenings program.
Ability of the University High
school students in opera was. quite
ca pably evinced last May when The
Nautical Knot a clever little must
cal operetta by Rhys-!lcrbert was
presented. Miss Harris also directed
The song and dance numbers of that
ErOdNctinn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04

Mft~and Mrs. f. T. Moody OF Orr.
NJ , :.'announce the marriage of their
only Daughter. Vera to Mr.. Warren
lewis Of st. Thomas, n. D. The we'd
ding which is Of statewide interest,
was ~solemnized in Grafton on Thurs
cay. March y.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04

1t has been decided by the ladies Of
the Acacia chap.o" Q. E. S. to post
ponc the card party which was" to
have beer Givca in the Masonic
Wnnnn,e on Monday evening. The date
OF the posiponei party will be an
nounred at>sornc later date.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04

what your name is?" Silky Rugged
him tighter than ever. His little sharp
eyes rolled about looking first at Lady
Duck. then at Tinker Bob, and then
at Silky. 1t seemed as if, he wanted
to answer but was a little bit afraid.
"Quack. quack." said Lady Duck. Il
don't think Nc can talk. Ills mouth is
not large enough to let any noise out
But Lady Duck was mistaken. There
are no creatures in the Forest who
cannot. speak in one way or another.
She was surprised when ne said:
my name is Ant-Bear. Mr.. Snake
bit me On he foot and I came3herc to
get healed Ee lac a soueaky voice
but they knew what he said. .
What makes your nose SO long,"
asked Tinker Bob.
MY nose is long SO I can fine the
Ants. You see they stick to my nose
and then I lick them off with my
tongue" This was a very interesting
fellow but Lady Duck was anxious to
get into the spring.
IomorEDw-Iaady Duck Gets Into the
Spring.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04
Committee Makes
Contention Plans

the annual convention of the First
district OF the North Dakota Fedora
ton of Women's club will be held in
Aorthwood, n. D., on May % and "a,
according to plans made on Thursday
afternoon at a meeting of, the district
committee in the parlors of
the Hotel Dacotah. Mrs. r. j.. Ra-
~fcnsborg Of. Aneta, y. d.. committee
CHAIRMAN. presided at the meeting.
Mrs. Grant S. Hagar Of Grafton. pEesi-
dent of the First district was present
10 assist with the formulating of the
e~onHention plans. and members of the
committee present were Mrs. o. n.
Iazen OF Larinaorc and Mrs. NJ. v.
Lli.Mell Of Northwood.
Grand Forks. Nelson. Walsh. Penn
hlna and Cavalier counties are in
i, Guided in. the First district. and it IS
stSpec,sd that at the convention all Of
n" tWenty-six clubs eligible to mem
b"rship in the federation from district
one, will be wei! represented.
Miss NJ. Beatrice Johnstone OF
Grand Forks is scheduled, for One Of
INC principal addresses, and the state
pstssidsn;. Mrs" Lyman r.. Cary of
.>taElan. it is announced, will give the
'tR address of the program. The
tHsr7c OF the program will be
,iIAsncrican Citizenship"
&coriai affairs when will hold places
'lS eSl tpUn tuC p!OStdHi. ullu
WHICH were announced at the meeting
Yesterday. included a progressive din
ntr at which the Nortlwood Women's
rinb will be hos,esses. a visit through
/ the art gallery o. the NJ! V. Iinwell
h,T"e. reception at the Masonic
"elnp'e, a drive arranged by the Com
mcrsin} club. and a trip through the
GARDENS about the A.. B. I4andt home.
Fh,. Civic: League Of Cir3nG Forks,
and tic Local Thursday Musical Club,
'@n! he represented at the convention,
: hp,h organizations beirg active So
cistlcs in the state federation,
Mrtand Mrs. f. r.. Moody OF Orr.
Md. announce the marriage of their
Lewis Of st. Thomas, n. D. The we'd
ding which is Of statewide interest.
was solemnized in Grafton on Thurs
cay. March >.
Miss Marcella Sorensou Of May
,.Hillc. ~ D.. is spending several days
in the city as the house guest of Miss
Marion Lum. 1872 Seward
81 E i
y r%csnlar meeting of the Women's
Relief Corps will be held on Saturday
afternoon at the usual our in the
odd Fellows hall. \ special reaucs'
for all Wembcrs to attend has been is
s'u@C. fLt Is announced 1Rat q report
nt the concert, given last Sunday aft
"%rnoon in the G"anl .theater by the
lHcal cnrls will be submitted at this
meeting.
So, =; -
The members Of Acacia chapter No
L.. Order OF Eastern Star. arc reques.
,'Gd TO meet in the Eastern Star room
III the Masonic temple @on Sunday aft.
rrnoon at 9 O'Clock. to attend in a
lodv the funeral of the late Brother
Willard r.. .Adams. tsigned) Mary
IL. Wilson.
K :: y
Mc1,lrov's F'owe" Shop. origina
corsage$. cut flowers. fresh every
. n.orrin*. funeral designs. Come tt
McElroy's. t08 DeMers avenue. Phone
1?91.--Adv. ....... .
81 s. *
1t has been decided by the ladies o
the Acacia chap:"" @. f. s. to post.
pore the card party which was" tt
have been :ivc:t in the Masonic
, Ncn,n,e on Monday evening. The date
of the posiDcnei party will be an.
= nounred .a:>solnc later date.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04


Mrs. J. f.. johnson. see Cottonwood
street. accompanied by her brother.
Walter Burud will go to Fisher, Mimi.
10 attend the funeral services for
their uncle. Sam Torreison to be held
on Saturday afternoon. Quite a large
number of Grand Forks people in
C, uding relatives of the deceased.
have also planned to attend the
funeral. :,
Cakes. baked beans. pies. cookies
n bread. will be among the good
things OF sale at the food. sale to be
conducted on Saturday afternoon by
the ladies of St. Mary's Altar society.
The sale will commence at l o'clock
and will be held in McGrath's Phar-
macy.
The dance which was TO have been
held in the Guild hall this evening.
has been postponed until Saturday
night: according to- an announcement
made late last evening by the COM
mittee. The affair was postponed on
account of the basketball tournament
Harold Doe, Jasper Hillegoss and
Clarence Gibson comprise the COM
mittee in charge n an high school
IL university students arc cordially
invited. ~ 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dunleyy, 90
South Second street. East Grand
Forks. have gone east for q visit OF
several weeks. They will be the
guests of relatives in the Twin Cities,
Chicago and Cincinnati. Ohio. before
returning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-04

Rrookline, Mass.-Eorman Ross OF
Chicago won the national indoor 100
yard championship in 58la seconds.
Dctroit--Two hundred men and.
women custoDers, raideds a bake shop
o. 4 protest against high bread prices.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-26

~ lfts l4ealas -ta@elsa
gpreductf FRAT L. eaap4e has ey
y-'f-.:sFsttsag ca gssi1 ifhaT; HOUSE Beat af
Ties ieks iseintroddced - Lakeland
ION tAa night CT January 18th, within n
~ sccst Of fifty fayorites, ,ati the l,5Audt
T. toIiuri n
l-Iickets can be had Of any u FtbaI
members Of the Lakeland Shrhors
~ tT,l III 4 h ee Iler .s.,tt,ort
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Men 90 make ties. u,ud tWbnt.
Will pay 3nr - tmtp lor oai.
2jc for soft wood Alsl $3.50 t-,r
day and board fpr men "a eW
stayc bolts. ur $3.50 pri cord ard
ST. pcr week hltd Thu Is Hull
timbcr and d.y and III, bla.ts
4 Il high and Ii f lons is cal 4
~, cot 2a irenc long and u,k
cord pay ry,B 'Wu weeks.
This jnh will n.' until New Ven
] also hby, several hundred arv
oi fine land I viIl ,cII uu easy
terms. or exchange fnr other lard
Also want 90 lease laud un oay
terms Come and srr fsc Wa
This &, on lh. mann Iuo ~ the
Iron Mountain e. mt.as zaLil ul
HoNic. Ark / " CuNu
Miniutu. A..
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Tho attention of our readers
IN Marble llill, Lut,syillc and vi
cinity Is directed 90 the call Tor
the organization of community
club tth,r communities, have
them and We need h Just ,s
much os they and IL ran b, mndc
as valuable 90 our community ns
IL 's others We have healthy
community. but that doe, np,
mean tha' 'l cannot hr made
h'ai'l.e AND eIfh organized rf
fort Il can hc made hct'or. and
this Is NOT nll that ma, ho con
'd.ntly expected ~ ,... com
muni'y club. Get h,NMI ,h.
effort nni push ur go' IN tho
front nnk, and pull DON'T Ec
r drunc
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

C,otoR ; Ioncs fnr ,uuf 'Hn.il.s
Fruits Nuts tni dne coui',ilnn"'i's
He Keeps u complete stocI 81 family
Gmcrfics aud restaurant ro,sis and
his pficrs are ncht
O66 qulck, rrlrNr, Cold. Wud
LsGnpp. Constipation Blhpusue,
Doss II App.ilie aud Headaches
For sale Rr.ist,rru uuu. 1.r
So male pigs. . uonti ,.u. g.uU
and defender .trr.n.
J \ Raw. - s.. NJ
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

NaBfed Black oak and Hickory
SIT lugs, $50 per thousand White
onk-s.fl So { =. Ricketts,
M hunting ur ifespassing will he
illo~rd nn ouf larrs J 4 lAYlpR
H |. lure and II " NNrtrs
Mumaus trend j. large tiDl
b,tllr Of Sanoi prescription Zine
fof hlnrk heads eczema aud an
rough skin aud dear romplcNlon
4 zeal .tIu tom. Got . lI, rHl
bottle ~ o., ifua store
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Mrs, Audrey Rcyclle. who
spcnt the holidays visiting her
brother. Homer IamiSnu, a, Mo.
herly, and her aunt, Mrs, 4 7.
Eldracher. AZ Jefferson City, came
down Last Saturday and visited
her mother, Mrs Ernie jamison.
in Marble Hill, before rrturning
10 her school work a, Charleston
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06
The MARBLE hill BARBER
SHOP
Will be open for business from
from ! am. 20 . pm.
b. b. Bair. Barbcr.

Our frirnd. sam Newell. n
Grassy was 10 Marble Hlll yrstcr.
dag and madc th. printer q v,l.
come ,iot and divided cash vt,h
Us.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06
Locals

Rub-My.Tism is u powerful anti.
sep,icii Kills the poslou cause, from
Infected cuts, cures old sores letter
etc. 4
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

kHu,h luirus nad NHvs. term
oi aHlcr az stynF expired with
th, old yrar moved ont uf the
.Frsii,u,c rsft - che jail Maada,
and our news .Haat \ J Baker
has moved ln. and uuw u you
want 60 brcak Nto yuar county
hs.tilc lu,' consult sheriff rskcr
about i', and sou know be- Is
ven clover ana ws., hrcowpan,
you around .o the ioor and u1.
lock lt for you
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Elmer y Pair who sold his
barber shop "a Otto Aly few
weeks ago. BOUGHT il back the
first Of the week and has moved
II 10 . room ~ his residence 'ur
says he e~rcc's to erect bud
ing for IL IN a short time.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Rev Chas. II Cation viii preach
next Sunday, morning and even
ing AZ the lu,cSviIlc Presbyterian
church
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

ut, Hahn and family who
vrrt 60 California some time agu
har moved hack 60 their home
hcr NJ Hahn ,a,s ,h, cIImat.
fag'pp with hrm and tbvl vyrr
NOT altogether satisfied as'fH
ou' there aas NOE az an ,atl.
other conditions Their friend,
ws.eams thsm hack t u frt,
HfII
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Captain Arnold Zimmerman of
Camp Grant. Illinois. is visiting
his parents.C. n and Mrs. Zim.
norman, near town.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

No vN ,onUgr, revival meet
mss ~ 'h, Marble llr Baptist
church. beginning urN' sunday
4 - '
, v.I....... l......r.
al. -, a. ,.,'..
,..,.l t.. ..t'..... o..
pr...
,, -" % ".'''S' &c, ,''',.'',t q. .'-'
NJ s-J vr ~. ~ ~, ,,..
.uauI. NJ. N.. married p. Ar
fHu g. Smith .. uc.Nwu l".a
E,. ,.. r.. b ErIor ,.. ,..t
r.r, th, home ul bog sister
Charlie. y Wy..rl. 2i'l Ben.
..'r '''''''. N'.h.
''' ''... '.'I.',
ra. ...,. .
.,. ou, .mm..... and RESTORE.
.s.'hN condition. no 'h. system
'.
,... n ,... ...F ~. va.
,", Nwmr. I ,.3,.. ,.,
"'n. y.r z. ...
" NN
Take H... "A. H.,r.r. .U..
5000 Hu, hHuu. ur constructed
.r E".f ''.mN'. y. ."' n r"".
' ". 4. I.".'i 'N.'- 7.
p.,.. sn S... m ....
''"t'.N''' ''t ~ relieved In'rh
=
1-s... r.. .,..r =, D.
h.,fr. sold I, .f a-.....,.
d.. '... .'
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A...''."N' s.-'. I'I'' "'. t'.
' '.. '. "'-''..
Mrs Mamie bak,r. acrumuanIrd
by her daughter Miss NNrtie James.
Went no Go t,rI>rpm ~prr last Tiur..
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

w. +. McLane Of HuSkcv was
in town this wrek and reported
quite little sickness in that com
munity
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06
NOTICE;

No hunUrF of 'rastH ssln. .I
lowed on ,ur farms Mr. n J.
Srht,insr ud 4 = SHhuin'r
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06
NOTICE

No hunting ur i.. passing ~ill
he ALLOW ed on our farms. W. h,
Chandler. Hosea Scahaugh.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

The county court held a scS.
SION Yesterday, Wednesday, and
the advisory hoard met with thr
court To come To some under
standing in regard 10 road work
The people are clamoring for
some kind Of showing but there
is not much that can bc done at
this time of year The board ard
County court will Doubtless he
prepared ~ move the work along
rapidly when spring comes.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Mr. anr Mr> } II Wicccarver
have tccn on the >tck list lately.
bu, wc arr glad to ryuer, that
thcy arr cunvalcscing.
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Luke Kinder vhb is Teaching
q rural ,,uua. near Charleston.
- II ,hr holiday, with Dos a.
wntA
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

y J Wicrcarcr and i.mts
came over from the Cape and Wis
itcd relative, ,n Marble lhll and
vicinity a icv DAYS last week
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

E'y : VI Brown. editor uf
Wort and W1g uf Kar.. Cry.
No. wIii conduct revival mcct.
fu, ~ th, Marble lIf Baptist
church. beginning unN' SUNDAY
january . 81. ar, r.u ally lr.
Hfrd 'u attend 'b,-. meeting
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Caskets and Collins 81 sizrs
A. reasonable irIacs. Call aud
see the stock.
Alois Anger. ,eopoi No
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Joe N1nAanp uf puaso.a VA,
10 Marble Hill Tuesday and tclI,
rs that he ne h..n ont - the
stock business a short time, but
expects 70 b, back in the bust
ncss In littl, while when be- vlI.
buy, feed and ship sll kind. Of
stock naaln. tie mad, ,his ofFise
an appreciated visit
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

s.-xa Dr v 4 Reynolds
wfSvfiT' dentist will be IN his
p'acg IN Marble It'll every Friday
4fN FfFsf#s
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Nj, MoIIr Fischer who has
ch7rg, NJ 'hr millinery druar.
mcnt of a b.. mercantile e.tah.
'shm,at q, p,Nt,r came ur Mon.
dat fu pend her -hur- vacation
with horne folk, her,
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

Ernest Farnsworth of Sri gfield,
No, visited friends here isst week
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06
aDrnfsI NofIlf

.DenfsI Notice
ss.xa Dr v 4 ReynoId.
wfSvfiT dentist will be IN HI,
p''icg IN Marble Hill every Friday
a'f SATURDAY,
>fra,ed Or sfD.ea-trum u,
farm 3 mtIe, 49,. ol Patton. . TED
hsifrr I sctt tna! coop aud spIir u
ieft r,r Ihral frnHrd ! Il Coo
Patton ~ 33It
sua,ed Raw mare r'1utri J.
\ hay rf.lapr haf>a Wm New
otnr' 2 / RaN 10 Esiaou So
>iral-Rci ye,r ahm' 2,rrs
oil horns. smooth rp and guI.r.
tit tu Ell -, tyrlt Potion
>lram No
uaeIe Jacob g.as v form,
3 resided ar'r e Irs u,.t
10 >.dN,. leks an, ..rH q.
Ntmman IA ath ~, auE
~ hu uafn Iae lsaa. Ssmr..
ah"u, 4 -sl aey dsna agp H.
rrmtvr e - u4uNs a' the
advanced as, = = trer. ~,
Marble Hill press., 1921-01-06

ON Monday. pyc,mb.r p 800
Ms Laura q Ward. daugh,, u'
NJ aHI NJ. W. Ward .' Mar
IgauI NJ. N.. married r. Ar
fmf D. >u'r .. ur.N.u l"a.
lar .,u#HH, was performed e
E's '...,. T. Brown la# took
r.r, 40 'h, home u! h,r sister
.. Charlie. 3 N,..rn. 2lsI Ben.
." ..,. p,'ruf'. Nfut.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
PRONTUARIO.E


semejane cOntrari0 la naulale
eptu de las leyes La paenidad obra Gle
del caprcho nj de los ealcnos de la yanad
del En- ell oren de La nataleza e padre da ho;
ho darfa padre de modo e eeco
ducirfa la ah4s-afg Is "a @t@NH!NF49
Hay quenes pretenden qu vista La ncertdmbre de La fila
be el hjo ningnno de los dos maridos nj
nj del Mas 5como desconoer
desear as o pudo concebdo durante matrimo
no legitmo prmero ell segndo seguramente naco
bajo ell velo de de elos? ts H 8 h efsN sf HT
No fatan quenes uzguen que e al do de la mare
peeran decision de Bartoo mpuga
Tia opinion esta detengamos ella.
gunos semeanza atrbuyen e hjo aque de
los dos maos quen paezca fsica moralmene
la natuaa reproduce aguna los os los las n
la complexion cracte genio los tantos de
es los ace mas frecueca desemntes todas rela
clones. sf9yM8 .4s ~ M 63 98eiI3e sSa 4fTa
Sostienen uchos ho segundo mario
do que prmo por edad demasiado avanzada
Ia nfermedad ey6 epuc puo haber cohabado
nuer los umos iempos vida todayia
yafios solo cado de enemedad decreptpd
del primer marido sino de aber
IA for de- elad es mas del Dereco
81 egundo ho pore cfectamente puede
arIe habendo egado gestac6n del
del matrmono nspraF sospcas aquel
ntmpevo po seg las observaciohes de
los canenistas a hdbet de qu dh III ndtrmoaa
guam poil9t ddnBtcrium H g ae gf <e 1 sEa
FL jurisconsulto oba tuada
naturalist ct lgin desgnation despue de senar
que perfeco que cede principle del
ecimo uego yerifca dspn6s Ell del sp
fin e octave estabeee regas siguntes m hijo
nice e primer maFid0 decmestre eaeno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

Como conndese aq la yabillad con la lesitimiad
recendo que misma cuando readad possible
criatura yable iIegftma, legftima viabe
En- al tempo mximo, post deem ortis ndas,
ddnar gtipam haeditaen deca e Defecho Romano
dia del despues dc
padre dbe contdda ho aade la ley de
Partida
De hjo nacido antes de aque pazo depue de
repua engendrado nj anto result
tado de eI.
embagoge nacido los 1sO dfas de ebrado e
trimono es legmo
queda d hio ha de de
sguentes mardo para que puea cons
egmo aunque despues, consderara
gftmo 81 la apenas acaecida de marido
apresur6 poner los parene del mso
prenez que puedan precciones
para evitar ustifcada prenez
tpoea nluere marido egtmo jo
despes omission de digencas,
ebafgo perudiean gitudad del parto 929
sueede poeas apenas ha feedo el marido
yiuda segundas nupcias ante de los diez
desle el falecmnto, segn las eglas re
hsas duac6 possible de Ia gestaci6u puede uto
nto del primer mamonio del segundo Supongamos
ple ese despues de u mlerte
de naro los se los ocho los de
feebae9n DEL gpndo eaa de los dos mardos
aIa d atrhRr*e ga Iatefnidad2 IA primero segnndog
e nV desos qoos a pfoclado solyentlr esta d
efaa nes ielan este ho de orgen dudoo eEtenece
los dos naliao afeser mantedo erado abos
e deeeho "a succession Del del otEo 81 fuese possible
SER bio De dos padres
oir1 dan a bio que eea raz6n facultad de
e pe padre q primefo sespn1e le fadp Nedp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
SECcl0N 1CoNERC1AL
Mar1i6esros


|. Manifestp del v,nor "torneiia", lie
gaGo de New York a Tlic Buii In>u-
I lar Line.
Armour y 60, 60 hal.os iamopes
Il c,,ias de jatonss.
1 l;aqGero Y 60. p cajas t0sforos
Carrajal Borri 60. 10 cajas dull
/ ces. p c;,.ias f5sforos, j chjas chocola-
II te. 100 fdS parl, 30 cuhos manteca
4 \. ESct.dero Co. ) fds. carton
l 13S fds. de papel.
i. Fernandez y Hnos., Sues. ) ter
clos iamoneS, Il bultGS varios cfectos
Freiria IInos.. 30 bles. toeino p ca
4 jas saicllichones.
f, q. Gonzalez y Go, | GAIA saniS-
\ poons.
L kolher V Co., 900 sacos de abono
/ NJ. Iamadrid CO.. Sues. % cajas
menudos. 12 1i2 b. costillas. 6 sacos
\ piinienta, ) cajas galletas National y
/ ) cajas chocolate
1 National Biscuit CO., S3 cajas ga
! lletas.
\ J. Oehoa Y Hno.. 100 fds de papel,
4 100 cajas leche Asuila, 20 cajas Nestle.
/ p Il. Brewing Co, GAP fds. heno,
4 211 huacales botellas vacias i
! Jose Perez Y Hnos.. > cajas cho-
colite. 81 caias galletas National, %
cajas f6sforos.
Rodriguez Trelles Hnos.., 80 fds. pa
pei. Is cajas galletas National, 3 ca
jas cocoa. u cajas efectos aporcelana
dos, ) caias pasas. II tercios manteca,
% sacos alimento. :
Frank S. Soler. 95 cajas frutas.
Sues. de Perez Hnos., 5 caias cho-
colate, 100 cajas jab6n. 80 cajas sal
chichones.
Swift Co. 15l2 bis. costillas. So
caias. 2J cubos manteca.
Union Commercial Corp, 200 drums
gasolina.
Villar. Sanchez Co.. ) sacos anis.
f b. borax, 10 sacos pimienta. 2 sacos
clavos especias, 100 atds. hierro gal
vaniZado. 40 cts clavos. % cajas f6s-
/ foros.
/ II. Alvarez Co.. 30 caias galletas
/ National.
Cadierno Hnos.. 300 fds tasajo.
| ID. Dominguez Y Co, 10 cajas ave-
ia. 10 cubos manteca.
g. A. Forteza v Co, 25 cajas sal
chichoDes. Is cajas galletas National
! p. Gonzalez Co.. 10 cajas dulces
10 cajas galletas National.
| Gomez Y Vega. 10 cajas chocolate,
! 1000 fis. de papel
1 Iamborn Y Co., . cajas varios efec-
! tos.
| i. NJ. Lomba, Inc. $50 cajas de pc
ras.
| Martinez Hnos.. 3I3 de jamones. 10 2
b. costillas, % cajas f6sforos. % ca
| jas galletas National, 1 GAIA sobres.
Plaza Provision Co. 6 cajas dulces,
! 13 eajas galletas National
Perez Hnos.. 80 cajas jab6n. p ca
jas avena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
Movirniento de Buques

III san Lorenzo, sah6 el mierco-
les = las 3 de Ia tarde, para New
York.
Ell CARACAS. Sali6 para New York.
FL philadelphia aboc0 esta ma
liana nuestro puerto, procedente dc
New York, y sallra para la Gnayra
a las ) p. m.
FL Ponce sali6 ell saBado pasado,
Il las II NJ. del puerto de New York.
para Puerto Rico, con carga, pasaje-
ros S72 sacos de correspondence.
Helen, en- Gnayanilla eargando.
Edith, en- viaje para New York
Glare, sali6 para New York el IL
de agosto.
"Cornelia", llegara a San Juan el
jueyes Is. 4H sf aN ma