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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
!. DEPORTIVAS !. ].
GALES BAsEBoLERo

Despues de una temporada lie algun
silencio, vuelvo de nuevo mis- luchaS1
por ell deporte para dar conocer, mas
de 10 que va 10 estan, los triunfos de-
novenas j6venes en- Ell 'tbase ball ~
como ell TEAM EsPARTA dc ciales,
que por sus meritos y constantc luchs
Sc ha colocado en- sitio muy preferente,
especialmente para aquellos, que como
nosotros, vemos con ojos av!dos como
Sc desarrolla el moviminto deportivo en-
la isla.
Me infrman de Ciales que la novena
ESPARTA de aquena localidad, ha OBJ
tenido va varios triunfos de gran i'm
portancia, colocando su bandera en- un
, sitial muy alto. Una vez mas este pue
bio ha demostrado que ALI triunfa todo
y que no Sc inicia NADIA que no sea le-
vantado hasta las mas atlas cIlrnbres
del exito. ssLA NovENA ESPARTA'
ha triunfado y seguira triunfando. sus
triunfos seran muchos Cuenta dentro
de sus filas con muchachos crtusiastas
" progresistas en- "base bali''. Siga-
mos de cerca ell desarrollo peioteril en-
este pueblo y muy pronto quedaremos
] convencidos, que esta novena CARA mu-
cho que hacer a los demas ''teams" de-
la isla, pues pesar de tener tan POGO
tempo de organizada, ha inaugurado su
4 campana deportiva, propinandoles estu
pendas palizas Vega Baja, al team
Liberty de Arecibo y otros. Ciales hs
dado su aparicion en- Ell 'field'', dc
una manera efectiva Y sus accmetidas
han sido valerosas y decididas como 10
demuestran sus victorias sobre novenas
/ va practicas preparadas EN- las luchas
por Ell ''sport''. Bien basadas estuvie-
ron mis- ideas al pronosticarle al va IA
moso TEAM ESPARTA, cuando este
estaba en- Was de organization, que sus
/ triunfos serian muchos. Yo conozco
perfectamente Ciales y Sc que ALI hay
sitio para todo aquello que tienda be-
nefciarlo. Sc inici6 la propaganda en-
favor del t'base BALI y todo el lnundo
pre:s6 su cooperation, adelantando este
movimiento de una manera sorlrenden-s
to al extreme de contar Con una mag
mica liga v un grand stand Ell cual
es muy concurrido por los amanteg del
! deporte.
Ell Colegio de Agriculture v Artes
Mecanicas de Mayagiiez, me dicen aue
esta duro en- stbase ball este afio. We
i remos yer 81 entran en- cl Campecnato
Escolar y Sc nevan Ell ''recold", va que
en- otras ocasiones no han podido lograr
10. Esperemos, esperemos. ]
i No quiero terminar estas lineas, sin
antes felicitar efusivamente al pueblo
cialefio la novena ESFARTA, por
sls triunfos obtenidos, dessandoles ma
yores exitos en- las luchas depcrt9vss.
DUNCAN.
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CUALQUIERA PUEDE TOCAR ESTA
MARAvILLOSA FLAUTA
6 { { Z 8 ~

Este magnifco Instruments es una de las
mas gradiosas invenciones europeas Muy
senclla listed la aprendera tocar en- unos
cuantos minutes. No Sc necesitan instruccio-
nes I'm divertimiento sin igual para el logar
y reuniones. Precio So 95 incluyendo piezas
popnares. No mande dinero, paguea al re-
bnla.
B. CRKOL CO.
Park Row New York, n X.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
..AREc1Bo GIANTS" VS.. "1AREs'


Como las siete de la ma1ana del
domingo, partimos hacia Lares. donde
habiamos de celebrar dos desafios de-
sebase ball'' con Ia novena tLares''
de aquella poblaci6n. Cuando llegamos a.
las ocho media al Pueblo 0el Gri-
to-, pudimos notar q. Ell Grand Stand
no estaba ueno como de costumbre, 10:
que signifca que ell entusiasnao va de-
cayendo notablemente.
Ell juego dio principle a las diez y
media, anotando Ell famoso Guiso una
carrera en- ell primer inning. Ell res
to del juego fue un verdadero "duelo' =
Guiso ''picheo" magistralmentc, y los
demas s'players" supieron denostrar
los de Lares y Aguadilla que Eosotros
jugamos buena pelota y no SO 10 deci-s
mos : nadie.
A las tres media empezo ei segun
do juego. Aunque Jose y Bonilis Sc dis
ponian a regalarnos un precioso collar
de nueve ceros, Guiso hgo un tive
bagger'', logrando hacer la p-imera ca
rrera. En- este juego los lareiios no tu-
vieron que hacer muchos esfuerzcs, pues
nuestro pitcher estaba "fallando'',
10 que contribuy6 que el. umpire 8
cantara bolas a todos los disparos, oil
vidandose de las reglas de la Liga.
Ell publico que asisti6 al juego de-
mostro una vez mas que cuando asiste q
un 'smatch'' 10 que desea yer son juga
das no fomentar Ell .'boxeoo tropical
Essamos muy agradecidos de- Lares !
estamos dispuestos jngar con ellos en-
cualquiera OCCASION.
He aqui Ell score de los dos jue-
gos:
AREcIBo 1000 90 3 o-s
LAREs 90 o 2 2-7
AREeIBo 1o2oo4 20
LAREs 125014 x-17
Baterias por Arecibo: wiso Rivera
Colon; por Lares: vilella y Juan jose
por Ia manana y Bonilla y Juan jose
por II tarde.
.HEcEFRA,
Arecibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
EDICTo

s. 8 . !
PoR CUANTo, Cecilio Echeandia We
leg, mayor de edad, casado con Maria
Rosalia Marciana Font, Propietario v
vecino de San Sebastian, que forms
parte del Distrito Judicial de Aguadilla,
ha comparecido esta Corte, presentando
solicitud debidamente notifcada al Els
cal de este Distrito, interesando Sc de-
clare justifcado a su favor Ell derecho
de dominic que alega tener sobre la 81
guiente finca:
RUSTICAs, denominada ESTANCIA
DE PIEDRAS PRIETAS, radicada en-
e. barrio de Calabazas del termino mu-
nicipal de San Sebastian, con una su-
perficie de CINCUENTA Y SIETE
CUERDAs Y CINCo CENTIMOs, equi
valentes a vEINTE Y DOS HECTA-
REAs, CUARENTA AREAS CON Qua
RENTA CENTLAREAS DE TERRENo,
cafe paste y maleza, en- lindes, Sc
gun plano hecho con fecha veintiuno de
diciembre de mil ochocientos noventa
y siete, al NoRTE y ESTE, el Rio Gu
lebrinas y tierras de don Felipe Torres,
hoy, Sinesio Torres v Epifanio Mora
les; SUD, ell camino de Perchas y 0ES
TIE los de dofia Ramona Elias Y Bales
ter, hoy, Elicio Acevedo Y una quebra-
da.
PoR CUANTO dicha finca tiene un
valor de MIL TRESCIENTOs DoIA-
RES, ($13Oo.oo) y esta libre de carga
0 gravamen.
FOR CUANTO, dicha solicitud dis
puso la Corte Sc le diera la tramitac.6n
que dispone la Ley sobre la materia.
POR TANTO, por Ell presente edicto
que Sc publicara no menos de TRES
veces, una vez por semana, durante Sc
senta dfas naturales, Sc convoca los
anteriores duefios la succession de don Pc
dro Antonio Echeandia Medina, compues
ia de su viuda doia Higinia Pagan y
sus hijos dofia susanna, doiia Rita, dofia
Evarista don Cecilio don Pedro
Echeandia V6lez y todas las personals
ignoradas que tuvieran algtn derecho
soBre la descrita finca ristica, para Que
SO opongan a la peticion del promoven
te dentro del plazo mencionado 81 asi
les conviniere.
DADo BAJo MI FIFMA Y CON
Ell sELLo OFFICIAL DE EsTA COR
TIE DE DIsTRITo DE AGUADILLA
A q DE oCTUBRE DE 1921.
A. M6ndez LICIAGA,
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito de
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
;NocHE BUENA

Bebe, de su carrera en- Ell ocaso,
el grave anciano de mirada aItivs.
en- cuya austera frente pensativA
va IA decrepitud marca su paso.
Bacsro de los suefios, alza cl vase,
ebria, Ia cortesana que cautiva.
81 fulgido licOr calidO aviva
90 sus msjillas ell pGrp1reo raso.
= Estridente y beodo. vocerio.
como estrofa deforme del gentio,
q Ia nocturna majestad desgarra;
y en- Ia dormida atm6sfera serena,
ritma eli canto triunfal de Nochc Buen
el vibrante borden de la guitarra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
NO oUIso EsPERAR
LA NoCHE BUENA
Arecibo.

En- eI poblado la Vega. Huma-
Gao, Manuel Rivera, de 4s afos vende-
dor ambIlante 50 suicide ahorcandose
de una cuerda tirante, en- su misna ha
bitacion. De los informes recogldos por
la policia que lnvestig6 el case, Sc des-
prende que IA enfermedad que padecta
fue Ia causa que indujo Rivera i qui
tarse Ia vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
LA SANDAL EN- LAS MARIAs

Fl amigo Rafael Mangual Leon, es-
"a trabajando efcientemente en- esta po
blaci6n. sus 0rdenes para que los pro
pietarics pinten el exterior de gus ca
sas, estAn eumpliendose, y, sentro de
POGO, tendrA Las Marias un aspecto
dc pueblo mOdsrnO.
-cuando SO inform6 a principles de
mes sobre Ia infuencia benigna los
ninos, y cuya noticia acogimos on Ell
MUNDo. resnlt6 que solo era afecc.6n
gripai, que Sc eombate prontameEte sin
cue haya necosidad dc alarma. Menos
NAL, declines, porque la vcrdad, sin
un medico aqui residente Dios
nos bendigai
LA panadcria del senior Diez, que
fu6 clausurada, mientras corresjan no
tables dencieneias, ha sido pHesta en- con
diclones magnihcas para la elaboration
dol pan. Anteriormente aqrello era po
co mcnos que I'm ventorrillo.
Ell ssrvicio do leche que Sc hacia
en- gArrafas do lat6n, 50 ha Eustituido
con fraacoa sanitarios. La innovation es
plausible v desaparoci6 el antIcuado ga
rrafdn. Aprop6sitO nos informan que,
dentro do POGO. SO irstalara uu dep3-
sito DO lechs en- un sitio c6ntSico, IL
cual llenara una gran necesidaa publ
CA.
-serA un hecho nuevamente anui, el
Dispensario de Anemia. La noticia sora
aecgida con almpatia, por nnestros cam
pesinos que canjuraran esa cterna do.
Iencia que diexma su oxistencia.
-Estuvo poE aqui 81 DR.. Felix vile
ia, Jefe dc sanidad de Mayagiiez.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAI..
A Los 10 A1Sos sE sUrCIDA
In 81 harrio ''Beiucos" do Isabella
81 lovsn Ramon Vale Sc suicide. disps
rkndose un tiro de revolver por el oiae
derecho.
Este ipvem que solo contaba 10 afor,
era hiio dc Simon vale sotsra Aida
rondo, q auienes les dej6 una carta cs
crita. indicdndoles que pagaran una
cusntan que adeudaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
tai DIA COMO HOY
MURTo Ell PATRIoTA Y P0ErA
CUBANo CARLOS TITO UHRBACH

En- eata fecha doblemente memora-
hle. no podiamos olvidar al QUO tanto
hriilo di6 las letras y a las almas
cubanas. y reverenciando SUI memoria,
d consagramos unas breves lineas para
recordar los mas sehaIados servicios en-
ire los eminentes innumerables Que
81 flustre desaparecido presto a la tie
IRA dc sus amores.
En- MARIO dc 1896, incorpor6se Carlos
PEo Uhrbach las fuerzas del general
Aguirre en Ia provincial dc "A Habana.
Aighn tempo despu6s, pas6 la provin
ella de Matanzas, las drdenes Gel gens
raj Lacret, ostentando va el gradO de
captain. En- la acci6n de Jicarita, don
de lnch6 con denuedo, en- los puestos
dc mayor peligro, gan6 por su arrojo
walentfa el grado de comandante.
En- todas las operaciones que diario
50 veriacaron en- esa provincial, siempre
estuvo al lado del general LacIet, en-
cuyo Estado Mayor tenia pucstO de sig
nifcaci6n.
En- roviombre del mismo aiio. cum
pliendo ei general Lacret 6rdenes del
lugarteniente general Antonio Maceo,
dispnso que el comandante Uhrbach pa
sase a los Estados Unidos en- comisicn
reservada del serviciO, llegando la
Habana vestido dc campesino, y al ON
baEcarse, SO disfraz6 de marinero.
Aientras pcrmaneci6 en- ell Norte, es
tuvo q las 6rdenes del delegado revolu
cionario don Tomas Estrada, Palma.
En- mario del 07, reembarco para
Cuba en- una expedition que ccmandaba
Ricardo Delgado, la cual desambarc6
cerca de Ia playa del Chivo. Uiirbach,
sln demora, Sc dirigi6 Matanzas rem
dir su comstido.
oper6 con cl general Pedro e. Betan
court por aquel entonces, y en- marcha
hacia camagiiey, dOnde habia de unir-
seIe 81 general Lacrct desempehar otra
comisl6n coEca del gobierno, 10 sorprea-
di6 aguda enfermedad. en- eI trayecto,
teniendo que hacer alto en- el ingenio
La Batea, t6rmino de AmariIas. va
alli, sin aiimentos y sin ell auxilio de
Ia cioncia, expire el dia "a de diciem-
bre de 1897, a los 25 afcs de edad,
ostentando eli honroso cargo de tenien
70 coronol del Ejercito Libertador.
Coincidencia singular. FL irsigne va
70 habia cantado esta fecha OF un So
neto belllsimo y escultural, como todo
cnanto manaba de su pluma de orc;
vamos q reproducirlo en- esta secci6n
para que sea como hostia santa para los
que vsneran la memoria del pocta y del
h6roe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24

Nosotras hijas de la casualidad,
tenemos anores inconcebibIes.
Hay hornbres que Sc arruinan
sin conseguir una sonrisa de nos
otras y otros con un ramillete
de flores 10 obtienen todo.
Yea la nueva copia de LA DA-
MA DE LAS cAMELIAS por'
CLARA KiMBAL YOUNG con to-
do titulaje nuevo. No la
confunda.
Presentada por
SAN JUAN FILM EXCHANGE Co.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-24
EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTRITo r
AGUADILLA, PUERTO RICO

Cecilio Echeandia v6lez,
Elk PARTE,
Peticionario.
CIVIL No. 36S2.
sobre Information de DOMINIC
The Washington herald., 1921-09-04

area Of Paris did either know of the existence OF
Foch's Ninth army.
Kluck tells as quite frankly that he believed at
this moment ali the German armies had been sue
eessfui and were advancing irf>sistbly In point OF
fact as Kiuck was to be informed later at critical
moment the whole left wing of the German hosts,
the Sixth and Seventh armies had been defeated and
held before Nancy; the Fourth and Fifth had been
similarly held back about Verdun. Worse than this,
Joffre had been able troops from the east TO
the west In word, general headquarters had kept
the army commanders on the right flank, where the
decision must be had, in complete ignorance OF the
true state Of affairs and Kuck, who dsobeyed ORDERS
throws the blame on his superiors, who failed to in
form him of the whole situation, thus permitting him
to take chances. 49,,
We now approach the critical moment. 1t is Sep
tember in the afternoon. Jofre has already issued
his immortal orders for the retang Of the offensive
by all his armies. At this moment the German gen
eral staff, on its side, issues its orders Kuck is to
cover Paris on front from the Oise to the Marine;
Bulow from the Marne to the Seine; Hausen is to
pierce the French center advancing toward Troyes the
final objective In this moment Kluck is warned that
Jore has sent troops to Paris from the Nancy 'front.'
But at the hour Kluck gets his orders four of his
FIVE corps are actually south Of the Marne between
the Seine and the Marne, not between the Disc and
the Marne In fact, KlucRs left wing is in front Of
Bulow,s right. Bulow Is tagging behind, his reads
blocked by Kuck Hausen Is still north of the Marne,
although bis Is to be the decisive blow. Moreover.
and this Is the significant fact Maunourys advance
guards coming from Paris, have already struck
the single corps left by Kluck north of the Marne,
where all the First army should be. Thus at noon,
on September s. the first shots Of he battle Of the
Narpe have bean 6rsA
The Washington herald., 1921-09-04
Snmonds Calls First Marne Greatest Recorded Battle
A Mortal Wound to German Military Aspirations, +
Titanic Struggle on Its SeOenth Ann
nniDerSdry
By Frank H. Simonds

allied front. extending from Paris to Verdun. This
was the ultimate German directive, which, so far as
the German high command was concerned dominated
the battle Of the MaTne the German side.
But already. while the earlier conceptions were in
force Kluck had taken matters in his own hands.
Ordered to remain a days march behind Bulow. he
found himself day ahead and concluded that it was
for him, for Buiow. to cut the allies off from Paris
Hence his famous march south. Of the Marne, which
kept him day ahead Of Bulow. In all this time he
and the German general staff itself ignorant of
the concentration of Maunourys army in the fortified
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
RENTS PART OF BUILDING.
Floors of Ten story Northern OF
N. Y. Bids. Leased for $1,5OO,0oO

Charles +. Noyes Company, agent for
the new ten story Northern Of New York
Building now being erected at SO Maiden
lane and Z Gold street, rented rs per
cent. of the building at an aggregate
rental of approximately sl,500,000, not
withstanding the fact that the building
will not be ready for occupancy until
April Is.
The Noyes Company has leased the
ground floor and basement and the two
upper floors TO the Northern Insurance
Company of New York and Willard S.
Brown & Co.. now at l Liberty street !;
the fifth, sixth and seventh floors TO the
Royal Exchange Assurance. now at the
Central Fire Building, s2 William
street, recently sold by the Noyes Com
pany to the Corroon Duffey interests,
and the eighth floor of the building 10
the Firemen's Fund Insurance Company
and the Motor Agency, now at l Lib
erty street. Only three floors remain
unrented, and these are under active
negotiation. The building covers plot
of $500 square feet and is being erected
from plans of Clinton & Russell. George
z. Hite, Jr., OF Masten & Nichols was
the attorney for the owners in all leases
and Frederick B. Campbell was the law
yer who represented the Royal Exchange
Assurance.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
REALTY JoTTINGs.

Morris Jacobowitz is the buyer OF 1S2
Ridge street, sold recently.
NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co. placed first
mortgage of S58,50O at per cent. for
Ave years on 254 West Ninety-eighth
street; also $22. .0o0Smortgage at per
cent. for Ave years on $50 West Ninety
ninth street.
Leon S. Altmayer placed two first
mortgages aggregating $4,000 on the
two five story apartment houses. 70x95,
at 74S and 752 East 179th street, be-
tween Clinton and Prospect avenues.
William Hagedorn, coal dealer, is
the buyer of the taxpayers at the
northeast corner Of Fordham road and
Morris avenue. The Bronx, recently re-
ported sold. The property fronts 167
feet on Fordham road and IT'S feet on
Norris avenue. and was valued at
Sl50,000.
Robert H Sexton. who for several
years has conducted "Own Your Own
Home" expositions in various cities. will
talk about the forthcoming exhibit to be
held in New York at meeting to-mor-
row noon in the Cafe Boulevard.
The officers of the American Trust
Company and the New York Title and
Mortgage Company gave a dinner last
evening at the Brooklyn Club to several
officers of the affiliated companies who
have recently been promoted. Cyril II.
Burdett, vice-president of the Trust
Company, was toast master, and
speeches were made by President II. A.
Kahler and the newly appointed Off
cials.
New York Curb Market Realty AS
sociates have appointed Tankoos, Smith
& Co. agents for the new Curb Market
Building. at 1886 Trinity place. the
foundations for which are being laid
julius Rosenburg has been appointed
agent for the properties at 106-1OS West
Chirty-second street, at 1870 West Thirty
.second street, at 80 East Thirty-first
street and at 43 East Thirty-first street.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
ACTIVE REAL ESTATE MAN

with knowledge OF westchester real estate
and we'll known In weatchester, wishes TO
toin an active real estate firm. have money
IL nut in the business that VIII show results.
" 6sa Herald, $50 Bwny
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. TO 59th st. unciusiyeI.
East River 70 North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
IN THE AUCTION ROOM. +,
Ia YEsEY STREET,


BY Joseph P. Day.
N ay, 1914 cor oath ST. 25.Sx100, sty
tnmt and stores; Mary I Nelson against
Ella Realty Co ct al; Scott, Gerard q
Bowers. attys; due. S14.423.26; taxes, &c
so.749.50; TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
Norfolk st, 1877. w $, 6S.7 n Stanton, .oA
47.s, sty tnmt and stores: Caroline Q
Coutts ct al against Saml Siser ct al;
Frank G. Wild. atty: due, Sl9. .5T2 81; taxes.
&C, s262 co; 10 the plaintiff for $1,000
l5th st, 517-525 West. s.. $50 " 10th ay,
t3IGxf005, "a and sty loft bldg; Jennie
Lumb against Charles f Lumb et al
Henry Woog. atty: due, S11.75o; taxes, &c,
81, 200. 49, adjourned TO Jan 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
Attractive 7 Room House

At Colonial Heights: every conceivable i'm
provement designed TO solve housekeeping
problems. Only 30 minutes from Grand Cen
trail: near depot; not much cash required.
Write or phone for particulars.
TAsKFR HALsTED REALTY CO.,
tK4 Nassau ~ peekman 4S00
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
Borough % BrcSkiya.
For Lease-z0,0O0 Square Feet

one-story building. 200 II. front by 100
deep; can be used for factory or garage
Bay Ridge section: rent $4,000 per annuru.
INQUIRE I. NJ. KALT. ~ Court st, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Ilth 81. 90 59th 81. Unciusive).
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

An advertisement IN the Lost ard
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your Ioss property.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 69th st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
$500 CASH

Will buy at Bryn Mawr Park. on outskirts
OF Bronxville, a choice 7 room house on large
plot with fino old shade. The house IL ex-
ceptionally we'll built with many Innovations
for easy housekeeping; has every improve
ment and is Of white cement. not stucco.
The price Is 1000. Easy terms. ROBERT
e. FARLEY ORGANIZATION, 12 Y. 44th
St, n. Y. e. Murray Hill 772o.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
Bercosh Of Queens.
ron ,,..,IsEI.,I EEsT, o..sr. AsrcMIA. m

rive rooms ana oath. with one car garage
$50; steam heated, hot water, electricity. all
other modern improvements fr-, floor, now
two family brick house, e3i CRESCENT ST. a.
blocks from GRAND AV. subway ata,!9n.
''''" N. TRowBRiDGE uARRIs.
f5e FULTON Av., y. '. city.
Phone Astoria 400.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
AT SCARSDALE.

Attractive dwelling. II rooms. . baths
all improvements. large sun parlor and
'four's room and bath. ! acre, beautifully
laid out with large shade trees, all kinds
Of shrubs; station half mile; estate anxious
TO sell.
rOx REALTY CO., 81 East aed 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th 81. 10 50th st. nnciusiveJ.
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Isth ST. TO 5otn 81. Inciusiye>,
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

Above 18th st. 10 seth st. unclusive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

From Battery Battery to i'h St.. Inclusive
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
From battery 10 ii,h ST.. Ineiusivs.
Above 18th 20. 10 seth So. In-:.-ss.-
East River 90 North nsvsy.
Above seth st.--S,h Az. to East River.

uor-sr-Gooa bargain; "a tenantsJ price
sss ocO; ren, $500 one mortgage years.
coNNEtrsY. iss r. noth ~.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

81 p,- iot,r s,-2axioa. five story eps -
mon, building. price aud ssrrna 10 suit.
PHASE q ELLrAiAN, $50 Madison av. Mur-
ray Hill 600.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

STRAIGHT five year mortgage loans; iow
cost. ,. 9. HoCGH CO. 2oo R.waZ.
WANT first mortgage $500 on Queens
Borough dwelling bonus. sHARUM. ITO
BROADWAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

tration correspondence, which he de-
clared he only saved from seizure by
the Soviet authorities after q struggle.
This violation Of the agreement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

This Is No. OF series on hard coal facts
presented IN an effort to help you decide for
Yourself whether anthracite mine pr,ces aIe
fait' Watch for future advertisements In
this Newspaper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

Attorneys which hns recommended an
increase in The number Of district
Judges
The Chief Justice expressed approval
TO legislation pending before the COM
Titter which would authorize creation
Of eighteen Judges. two to be assigned
as Judges in each of the nine circuits.
These Judges. he said. SHOULD be able
10 ''makn great hole in overloaded
dockets."
said. added greatly to the jurisdiction
Of Federal courts" He added. how
ever that prohibition was only one fca
turc of court congestion. and was re-
sponsiblc for only 4 per cent of in
creased court business.
With a chucklc the Chief Justice re =
marked that "district Judge is a
power in his community"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

w. ]. Richards, Pendent.
Phila. g. Reading Coal & Iron Co.
&. r. Huber, Pendent.
Lehish g. Wilkes. Barre Coal Co.
w. A. May. PrsHd<r'.
PennsYlysnis Coal Company
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o. d; Warmer. Pre,iAsrt.
LehlEh Coal g Navigation Co.
": w. inslis. Prs,id<rt.
Glen Alden Coal Co.
'ohn NJ. Humphrey. President.
iAhish Valley Ce.lCo.