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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
LESLIE

LESLIE, Dec. 9-Mrs. Jesse Pow
ell, of Fitzgerald, speno last week in
Leslie with her mother, Mrs. F. A.
Wilson, ST., who was i'll at that time
but is able to be up at present.
i Rev. NJ. Almstead, a former pastor
of the Leslie Methodist church, spent
Tuesday night with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
L. Wilson.
! Mrs. Lucille Cooper and daughter,
Frances, and Prof. j. NJ Gooden, of
Perry, came Friday and spent until
Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sallie Wade where Mrs. j. NJ. Gooden
had spent the week.
Rev. C. 7. Clark, who has been at
the Wise sanitarium for about a
month is very i'll at present, having
developed pneumonia several days
ago.
An enjoyable event of the season
was the Junior B. Y. P. U. social Fri
day night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. J. Sims. Interesting games
were enjoyed after which hot choeo-
late and waters were served. Those
present were Misses Edna Bolton,
Ethel Cooke, Lizzie Kate Perry, Ouida
Williams, Frances, Janet and Daisy
Sims, Evelyn Ranew, Antionette
Green, Willie Jones; Messrs. Durwood
Jones, Douglas and Howard Cox,
Murray Suggs, Douglas Jones, Hubert
Amason, Ernest Bolton, Louis Haw-
kins, William B. Perry, Fielder Eth
ridge and Charles Bagley. We all
enjoyed sharing our pleasures with the
visitors who were Misses Frances
Cooper, of Perry; Helen Dell, Leslie;
Mary Hill, Cobb, Liston Glaze, Les
lie; Evelyn Bridges, Leslie.
Rev. T. j. Herring preached at his
regular appointment at the Baptist
church Sunday morning. Rev. C. S.
Burden, of Thomaston, who was here
on visit, preached in the evening.
Orphans Home Day will be observ-
ed by the Leslie Baptist Sunday
school Dec. H. All the members of
the church are urged to be present
with good donation.
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LEGAL AID No. 4o1--
Georgia. Sumter County /:

Georgia, Sumter County:
BY virtue of an order of the Court
of Ordinary of Sumter county, grant
ed at the December term, 1921, upon
the application of Mrs. Bessie A. Nc
Donald, guardian of Halle Mcdonald
and Lee viii Mcdonald, to sell the
corpus of the estate of the said Halle
Mcdonald and Lee Win Mcdonald
for the purpose of maintenance and
support, there will be sold before the
Court House door of said county, at
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
LEGAL AID No. 400.
GEORGIA, Sumter County.
To All yJba,,, II Mox, CSonca,y,

TO All Whom 1t May CSoncern:
L. G. Council having, in proper
form, applied to me for permanent
letters of administration on the estate
of Mrs. Emma L, Roach, late of said
county, this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin of Mrs.
Emma L. Roach to be and appear at
my office within the time allowed by
law, and show cause, if any they can
why permanent administration should
not be granted to L. G. Council on
Mrs. Emma L. Roach's estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this 9th day of December,
1921.
JOHN A. COBB,
Ordinary.
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legal AID No. 39s.
GEORGIA, Sumter Count.

VIII be sold on the first Tno,,
in January, 1922, at public 0 T1suay
at the court house in said GOVT u'Sty'
within the legal hours of sale ~ y
highest bidder for cash, certain ~ D. ne
cry, of which the following is pt f,n
and complete description, town .uH
Lot of land number fourteen G.xa
in the Twenty Seventh (27tM III
trict of Sumter County, Georgia ~ a,
cept fifty 500 acres in the sop ~
east corner, containing one hun6ra5
and fifty-two and one half aeres
more or less. Said property levied on
as the property of MRS. Leila c A.
thur to satisfy a fl. ia. and execution
issued from the Superior court of saiS
count, in favor of Mrs. M. L. Rogers
against the said Mrs. Leila C. Arthur
said property being in possession Of
Colquitt Heath.
This the 7th day of December
1921.
LUCIUS HARVEY, Sheriff.
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LEGAL AID No. 397.
Administrators Sale.
GIA, Sumter County.

GEURGIA, Sumter County.
VIII be sold in said county on the
18th day of December, 1921, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. M and 4
o'clock p. M, at public outcriy at the
late residence of w. A. Webb, deceas-
ed, to the highest bidder, for cash,
all Of the personal property Of said
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09

Tany to satisfy the within de-,
warrant. Tenant in possession ,aa.
fled in terms of the law. '''
This 6.h day of December 100,
7. I. SUMMERS.
Deputy Sheriff, Sumter ca q
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-09
AID No. 1913.

-GEORGIA, sumter County.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday
in January, 1922, at public cutlery,
at the court house in said county,
within the legal hours Of sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described real estate, towit:
Parcel No. THAT tract or parcel
of land in the 28th district of Sumter
County, Georgia, bounded as follows :
Commencing at point on the west
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
Farm Bureau Day Jan. &

One Of the best programs ever held
by the Tri,state Grain Growers AS.
sociation will be given January 1921,
at Fargo. = (.
On Wednesday, evening, January
10Th, DR.. spillman will speak. DR..
Spillman was formerly>chief of the Of
fee Of Farm management, q. s. De-
partment Of agriculture. Thursday,
the Goth has been set aside as Farm
Bureau day. :. Mr., Burdick. president
of the temporary State Farm Bureau
Federation will speak. Other speak
ers will be Mr.. Howard, an Iowa farm.
or, who is now president Of the Amer
ican Farm Bureau Federation. DR..
Ladd, a member of the. committee of
II appointed by the American Farm
Bureau Federation to work out bet
ter. system Of wheat marketing, will
discuss plans of that committee.
Aaron sapiro,. of California, who is at
torney for the California Fruit Grow
ers association, will discuss the mar
keting work of that association. The
fruit growers of the west have worked
out their own salvation in regards to
cooperative marketing and instead Of
eaving their farms they are prosper
ing. They: are not the only ones pros
pering.- The small towns are also
propering with them. MIR. Sapiro
will tell hsw. There will also be
other prominent speakers on the pro-
gram and. every one who can should
attend this convention.
Il All railroads will give reduced
rates Of one and one-half for the
round trip provided $50 certificate are
presented. When you buy your tick
ct to- Fargo ask the agent for a cer-
tit1cate. When this certificate is prop
erly validated at the convention, 1t
will entitle you to ohe-half faro on
return trip. II you can't got q certif-
icate from the depot agent get a re-
ceipt and II you travel over more
than one road get certificate or re-
.ceipts from all agents from whom
tickatssaFe bought, ~ ..'.. :i .;s. !
4 5s.1' ~ 55ss A. 4. NORLING, s.
County Agricultural Agent.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
Skating Rink Ready

The official opening of the skating
rink, construsted by the Outing Club,
will take place Saturday evening at
8 o'clock p. m: at the rink II the
weather is favorable. It is hoped to
have the electric lights installed by
that time and seats constructed for
the benefit of spectatorsA bonfire will
be kept to light up the rink and pro-
vide insurance against frosted fingers
and toes.
In addition to a bonfire the skating
quarters will be ready for occupation
and will be warmed and lighted for
the occasion.
Outing Club tickets are now ready
fer distribution and may be secured
f,om Howard Holtan. These tickets
are issued to club mo'nters and must
he worn in conspicuous place on the
clothing as admission to all Outing
Club events.
Outing Club members only will be
',lnil .ed to tn ;lik IT. the comfort
# .prctators will Ie provided for by
furnishing sea.s an: f,le. In addition
"ed lot but:er:d por corn w.,l be
served during th: "rs ing to all COM
ers Il is ioIu t. make Saturday
evening The i-s' of number of social
I'll - events in W.. .l'!urn.
Tuesday evening at the Liberty
theatre, 8 P. M. there will be a meet
ing of all those who are interested I'm
wrestling, boxing and basket ball.
This meeting will be to outline the
plans for the coming season.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
WAR PRISONER COMING

To be a prisoner of the Gear OF ST.
IBERIA, and later of the Bolshevists, in
Russia proper is the awful expert
ence of the Rev. John Alexander
Frey, Baptist minister and native
of the new republic of Lativa, who
recently arrived in this country. ~
Mr. Frey will lecture in Washburn,
January Gath, under the direction Of
the American Home Mission. Society.
He is a man of some fifty odd
years Of age, who in spite Of his
peaceful 1prUfession, has lived g. life
of such adventure as few mon expe-
rience and only strong men survive.
Educated at Riga, he became at
eighteen Baptist preacher, the
youngest in his own land. For thirty
three years he continued at this
work building up to a great organi-
zation a church that was totterins
when he took it over.
His experience as a prisoner at the
HduuS u tuc SAdA, eAu AotoA Va IAAS
communists, Mr.. Frey will relate I'm
a series of lectures which he propos-
es to give in this country. He is 3
man who has travelled and read wide
ly. There is no country or litera-
ture in Europe with which he is not
familiar. The condition Of his own
country, not to mention his own
tortunes,s has naturally lied him him:t' e
take an intense interest in Ensspp- Enssp
pean politics. His talks !; promise to
be among the most entfghtening ~
well as interesting, chat have Jet
been delivered on the Russian prob
lem, which is at present perplexing 50
many statesmen. E 3 :. r.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
A !! 4 Walk I. a Way
With Mercer

Washburn took the game from the
Mercer basket ball five Monday eve.
ming by a 'scoro of 46 to 9. A much
one sided game from beginning to end.
The fellows from Mercer could not
work the fast team work on the big
local floor as well as they did on the
small floor ut Mercer. Being. un-
familiar with the door they made a
veary, poor showing. The first halt. end
ed fu: Rfantorei: :ipt vy2s TO: 2, almost a shut
ont for Mercer. The local boys had
no trouble ct all 70 throw baskets
sor make points. as the score win show.
4 Il turned out, as one would, see q good
practice game for Washburn.
S The line up was; ss3.
WAsHBUR&eI MERCER
HVerson c Nelson
Peterson IL , n :ss + sackman
sNygarrd rf Sackman
5Schlichenmayer, re schindlar
Robinson 5lg Sprout
s5s The local quintette went to Parshall
and Van Hook the last Of this week
where they will meet the teams of
those two towns. It is understood that
both of these towns have strong teams,
especially Van Hook, and the boys
aEs tiguring on a hard fight, before
tley get back. n
Just before going to. press word was
received Of the result Of the .Parshall
and Washburn game at Parshall. The
local boys lost the game By a score.
su1 50 to 20. 's II; .st3 - *Sss. ,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14

wrong and highly detrimental to the
interests Of agriculture and the con-
sumers to permit the practice now in
vogue of selling grain. cotton and 9TH
er farm products which the seller or
his principal do not own at the time
Of sale. This practice is commonly
known as short selling
"Resolved. further that We do here
by request congress to enact such leg
islation as will stop this practice at
the earliest possible date q. -3
> Now the question is:: Do you want,
to put yourselfs upon . basis of seh.
management and pront for your +.
Dor? That & a. If ron do. then g
you win join this plan without delay.i
II you would rather hold OF and wait
TO SEQ Whist the other fellow DOES yoa
win % On the Same plane e. The. = 3
story: 5's3 .-:s 5a
q gentlemen e coming 1 down the
street heard : dog howiins aa,d askea
& II man . vhat ths dog ~ howliag
ahodt;; q which tle to1ay .rane. .'llles
IL sitaing q Z esr.' : vslt . -; 4 4
man ashed VII don't 10 dog
move, to witch TIE rspiy eas,lIne aGalF.ss
's1Is voald rasA ID ll & -
ia ttat class and vioaid Iather hosl!
fhan he,p ypslsesf snl syJosF Alcss
u 1olninS Sl1oiaJ !,
thess - III d - to
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
TN FARM FEDERATION
SALVATION OF THE WHEATMAN

Under the Farm Bureau Federation,
the wheat growing farmers will be
one unit OF the federation. Every
wheat growing farmer of the country
will be visited and asked to join,
paying SO per year membership in
the county, state and national bureau,
! In addition to which the national or
state paper will be sent. After all
farmers Of the wheat d raising class
have been visited and It is found that
more than 20 per cent have signed UP.
the organization will be completed.
Each farmer then will be held to his
agreement in which he agrees to pool
all his wheat crop for a period Of
years. designated. by himself. He
will be asked to keep cost record
system on the farm, and every dol
lar Of expense on the farm; including
taxes, insurance, depreciation, labor,
@:rent Of land Tor summer fallow. in fact
every possible dollar expense s. VIII IS
enumerated. These figures from all
over the country win be tabulated
and an average made from them.
When the cost price is thus found
the national board Of directors will
add q profit to the cost and they viii
then offer wheat In so many bushel
~. - , g 9 =
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
Al. THE he THEATRE / i: !
r. ID
LOOT

i
tion,, New York trembled. And this
man of iron, the greatest criminal
brain that America had ever known,
who ruled his dominion OF the shad.
ow world with a hand Of steel, laid
his plans carefully.
He knew that Hildreth, the young
Englishman sent over to America to
receive the priceless gepa for; Rich.
ard Carlow 81 London, MI III is he mst
at sthe station. By Arabtn; the JswelsE
j man whom hdiiis Iildreth had never seen:
But, even before the advent OF The
shadow, women have been the cause
pf the downfall Of men. Morn Light
The queen Of the =Follies, was the one
thing In the world that The Shadow
could not possess. 4. j.s> &: !.
She knew the inner workings Of
the gang but the little musical come
dy actress would not permit herself
f. lure Hildreth To- his destruction at
the hands Of The Shadow. and shes de-
|terminsd to fight the worst criminal
band N Now York to save 9 man she
Edids NOT know. q. sss2 4. #
a mystrtous note. dropped into Hill
|,drathh lap as he sat IN q theatre box,
aroused him 10 his peril. Something
fn him, he did not know whether Il
was Fate ~ Intuition. prompted Hi
dreth to meet Morn Light In her dress
Ing room. 3ahd the blind Instinct drove
him t. trust his life implicitly r. her
hands:
but Morn Light had The Shadow
to deal. With, and Hildreth wasga DOOM
"a man.
This intense i mystery; drama. win be
shoNn IS the :Liberty Saturday Ian:
[uary Is.
|JAclk Lohtpolt eToRX u. u
|tsss ii ecNE ft4RlLLkR
burning Mn Jack Londons
1oysl,. has = turned into 8 motion
b tfiuls ani iiii sss u produced g the
Liberty lssstr | atarday January
h. rs rainss a1iish ia s1 naune y, I sb,y s.,
& |N i knns a III the
e 8 ii ], hs ais-
Eceys q 4 So 1aaii q nal rim d
VI
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14

marriage and more public CO.
opportunities unmarried
with homes and families going refuse
held the
inexperienced First OF
this so:n the Of to l. OF
just assumed important public
Florence Allen.
elected pleas Cleveland M Mary
Hooking county. married
Mrs Lillian Brownee Of Washington. Pa-who mayor
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14

Inc gram as soon as II ls tnresned
will be hauled to town as now and
each community will have elevators
who are members of corporation
formed through the Federation under
a national law. The elevator corpo'
ration will handle wheat and the en-
tire crop will be taken care of as now
with the exception that few tre'
mendous size elevators viii be built
IN the union for storage purposes.
Thus when the movement Is started
and the price has been set for the
wheat crop, the farmer can, haul his
wheat to town, get his warehouse re-
ceipt for it from the elevator, take 1t
to the bank and secure from 70 to 80
rer cent of the face value of the same
in cash. The bank in return re.de-
.posits the grain receipt With the Fed
eral Reserve System which, has $22,.
100 4.
100000 surplus ON hand and which
has declared grain receipts the best
collateral. This will all take place
under the United States Bonding
Act Law The balance of the selling
price of the wheat 20 or 20 per cent.
will he raid to the farmer or prn
ducer, as. the.wheat is. sold; 1T may be
year VII clause before re Is peid in
full Eut when the new plan Of the
farmer setting his owl price Is 4 con.
sidered. any farmer can afford to wait
I. Jew months fo;' the proht on his
VI. at after he has bea.l paid back all
Ct hi. cost expense aud IT is needless
to say that such has never been the
case in the past few years Of the
wheat growing farmer, ,nlv when he
was fortunate enough to land . bump
'er:crop, once In aslife tine. :
The organization known as the
Farm Bureau Federation. is an or.
ganization composed Of many farm
organizations, such as the fruit grow
ers, cotton growers, wool growers, etc.
on the national board of directors
win Sit the Secretary Of Agriculture
of the United States e member Of the
presidents cabinet. Without opera
glasses II can be seen what ! splendid
~
arrangement this win be when he can
60 from the board of directors OF the
Federation and lay their plans and
IDEAS before the president Ind III
cabinet. I.
81 Tho aims md plans Of the Federa.,
lion are as follow q s'1s
s. ThS Amsr1csiiiE ar1m 4 Bureau 8 lad.
eration u. asus o ,,hs faxm hnT
reans of ths r ation 4. S..s,itch tises seoua-
mon intsrsst pls 80 County organIsat
.ls,,,sS arc unl. in q q ldrancesnent
s, ,asricuitars Uaitsd statss of
Klnsrica, ii, = ionally.
md sociall e. 90 ~ ll flI
ssse,1'l s11hss q i I,
asie u 3 q Z
I 81 +! 1l1,ll y. =
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
JUDGE ENoERUo DIES

Judge Enverud, Of Fargo. died sud-
denly Of heart failure Saturday eve
ming. The Judge was widely known
through out the state as an able law--
yer. He at one time was elected Jus-
tise Of the Supreme Court. i,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-01-14
Washburn Loses J.
To Wilton

80 d. .lS, "a
Sl,Si Ns1Ignllng nara IN every minute ol
Pay ene y WasnDurn lalsn scnooi hVe
vent down 70 deteat oeiore the more
Feonslstent wilton team friday lt nignt'
# The game ue9'.7's1a was - slean hsrd featah
y contest fror start taafsh 7 ana the
4 slnpartialfey and sports man a. hke con
duct OF the q game renects nien5 crealt .eel
upon the faculty Of the Wilton Hign lel1,
school.
2 Both teams vent into the contest
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-04
EN- Ell "UNIoN CLUB

Esplendido resulto el bale celebra-
do la noche del 81 de diciembre en- los
salones del aristocratico "Uni6n
Club. Ali Sc dio cita 10 mas granada
de la sociedad de San Juan, habien,
dose bailado hasta despues de las tres
de la manana.
La algeria no decayo nj un solo
momento, pudiendose notar que la ami
macion err mayor conforme transcu
rrian las horas.
Indiscutiblemente, en- el "Union
Club, Sc ha dado el mayor mas ami
mado bale de Ia temporada de Navi
6ades. Asi tuvimos el gusto de decir-
selo a la comision organizadora, de
la cual formaban parte, entire otros
mas, nuestros distinguidos amigos d.
Federico Rubert y don Carlos Torres,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-04
Jn formidable complotlpara destruir Fiunne
Alemania fabrica mas pertrechOs de guerra
La TURBA FURIO
SA AGOLPEAAD
ECLESIASTICOS

Informan de Irlanda que muchos
honbres de negocios, no fandose de
las garantias de la fuerza p1blica, Sc
han negado a abrir sus establecimien
tos, aumentando asi ell numero de per
sonas sin empleo.
Centenares de personas haitian
tes del distrito comercial, Sc han lido
4 vivir en- los suburbios, en- casas de
sus amitades, dandose muchos casos
Ge tener que dormir seis personas en-
un cuarto.
Entire las vfctimas de los atrope
Hos, figuran dos sacerdetes: el padre
Nc. Carly, Y el Rdo. Patrick Nc,
swiney, pariente cercano del 'Alcalde
de Cork.
Las lesiones del padre Nc. Carty
son tan serias que permanecio sin co
nocimiento muchas horas.
En- cuanto II Rdo. Nc. Swiney pa
SO por terribles pruebas siendo golpea
do por los soldados, quienes lie hicie
ron arrodillarse, amenazandole con fu
silarle al no querer escribir sobre el
pavimento frases ofensivas para ell
Sumo Pontffce.
Ambos sacerdotes fueron echldos
viva fuerza de un tranvfa, en- el
que viajaban, siendo ell vehiculo fo
gueado por los policias, que ocultaban
sus uniformes tras sendos abrigos.
Esa fuerza, despues de arrojar a
los pasajeros, los alineo en- la acera, Y
una vez ALI brutalmente, los someti6
al registro.
Ell padre Nc. Swiney, perdio en- la,
aventura su rcloj de orc ell dinero
que llevaba, oyendo exclamar uno
de los hombres:
"Hemos capturado a uno de los
que excitan el pueblo a que nos ase-
sine
En- seguida viose Ell sacerdote obi
gado arrodillarse en- plena via pd-
blica, sobre cuyo pavimento intent6
la soldadesca escribiese frases i'm
pias; hasta que, no logfandolo, fue
puesto en- libertad, previos algunos ii
ros disparados para intimidarle.
Ell padre Nc. Carly sufrio lesiones,
mucho mas graves que Nc. Swiney,
pues fue golpeado por la policia has
ia que quedo insensible fuerza de
cu!etazos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-04
VISTA DE LA CAUSA
POR LA AGGRESSION
A Mr.. DONALDSON

Aver por Ia maiiana Sc empezo prac
una denuncia presentada por Mr. Do
MADISON, director de la prohibition en-
esta isla, en- la cual alega que estando
en- gestiones de su cargo en- la noche
del trierta y uno de diciembre para
amanecer ell dia primero de enero, Pc
metro en- los salones del ''Union Club,
habiendo sido agredido y echado n:ala-
mente del mencionado sitio.
Han sido llamadas a declarar varias
personas que sc encontraban ALI en- los
momentos en- que Mr.. Donaldson entro
en- Ell "Union Club, en- ell bale que
celebraba para despedir Ell a1o Algu-
nos socios han manifestado que no Sc
dieron cuenta de NADIA, pues ellos no
sabianl que Mr.. Donaldson era Direc-
tor de la Prohibition, otros han de-
clarado que aunque 10 conocian no no
taron que alguien lie agrediera.
MI. Donaldson y Mr.. Garland, segun-
do assistant" del primero, han decla-
rado que los socios que estaban reuni-
dos en- el salon de los bales, fueron los
que lie agredieron Y protestaron de su
presencia en- aquel sitio, la veg que
hubo alguien entire ellos que lie agredi6.
Entire los que han declarado, sc en-
cuentran Mr.. Dolby, jefe de informa-
cion de la policia, Ell detective Merca-
do, MIR Garland y Ell propio Danaldson.
A las cuatro y media Sc suspendio
la Investigation para reanudarla- hoy an
las nueve de la mafana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-04
The Porto RiCan and
American Insurance Go.
Junta General de AccioRistas.
coNvocAToRlA

A las tres de la tarde del mar
tes dfa N de enero del proxino
a1o, 1921, y en- las oficinas de
la Corporation, Gale del Conner
cio I y53,r San Juan, P. T., ten
dra efecto la Junta General Or
dinaria de Accionistas de The
Porto Rican and American lnsu-
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