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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07

High school on Thursday morning
Their talks were entertaining and in
spring.
The Ciceronian Literary society
rendered an interesting program Fri
day afternoon. The program was
as follows:
Devotional.
Bible Reading-Cato Wilson
Prayer-Mr +. G. Clark.
Observations Cato Wilson.
Coon jig, by Cicero Bill'-Lcc
Poole.
Reading, "The Middle Girl'-Bor
tina Mae Bridges.
Reading Laura Laramore.
Reading, Psalm of Life Vera
Holman.
story, Happiness Is All That
Counts Esther Stewart.
The last report Of the condition Of
Rev. G. 7. Shark after his operation
this week, was that he is improving
Mrs w. O. Perry, vino went to the
Wise sanilarium and had an opera
tioa for appendicitis, is at home and
doing nicely
c. Q. Narshall, county dcmonstra-
tjon aren't, visited the school on Wed
neyday
The Whelqhel brothers gave en-
educational moving picture at the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07
WEST ENDERS TURN
TABLES ON TAYLOR ST.

The West End football eleven turn
ed the tables on the Taylor street
lads Friday afternoon, winning by a
score of CSC. The West End stars
were Andrews, Mcdonald, Physioc,
Purvis and Finley. Buchanan star
red for the Taylor street lads, but
was said to have lacked support.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07
HARD GAME LOST
BY AMERICUS HI
Ashburn Victor Here On G.idior
In Clean, Spoytsrnan-Likc
Game

The Americas high school football
team went down to glorious defeat
before the Ashburn team here Fri
day afternoon by a score of 10 to 0.
it was glorious defeat because it
was a clean game, sportsmanlike
game, and game in which every
man did his best.
Iightness of weight and shor.ness
Of experience were the combination
which would not permit Americas to
win, but the game, and those which
have preceded it have been providing
experience, while time will add the
weight, which gives high hopes II
high school circles that next year
Americas will put out a winning GOT
ball team, whether a single victory
IS chalked up this season or net.
The game Friday was thoroughly
cniovcd. The work of the officials
was highly commended by both slde3,
The only circumstances marring the
contest for Americus fans were the
knocking out of Hammond IN the
first quarter and johnson in the third
these two being the heaviest men on
the team tars for Americas were
1crkins, johnson and Dixon.
Touchdowns were scored for Ash
burn by Waits, Johnson and Wear
ard Davis kicked goal once.
The score and lneups:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07

$l25 Table D mask
At $50 Yard
70-Ineh Pure Bleached Irish Table
Damask. full 70 inches wide, in
FIVE beautiful patterns; a good
value at S125. Special for Mon
day ara Tuesday, Yard --- 85c
pKP USIG
Standard Drv Goods Co.
Forsyth ST. Next Bank of Commerce
AAfERICuS, GA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07
EpWORTH CoNFERENCE

CORDELE, New. THE Epworth
League conference Of the Cordele
district will meet next Friday at the
First Methodist church in Cordole.
There will be about hundred dele
gates and among the speakers on this
occasion will be DR.. w. F. Quillian,
president of Wesleyan college.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07
$500, 600 ADVANCE TO
EXPORT N. c. TOBACCO

WASHINGTON, Nov, An adj
vance of 100000 to finance The cx-
portation of North Carolina tobacco
TO Great Britain was announced to-
day by the War Finan"e corporation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07
he score and Iineups:


Crew for Johnson; Barton for Walk
CT; Hutchins for Hammond;
Bowers for Martin. Referee,
Branch; umpire, Hobby head line
man, jenkins; tire keepers, Stew
art and Hooks.
Americas will play Sylvester in
Sylvester next Friday, and win close
the season with another game with
Ashburn here Nov. Is.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-07

EFss 49, 80 tNgE So &s
Trustworthy Goods For Least
Rooney Possible. This Has Been
Car Ps.aeiiIo and Practice Since
tho Opening 81 This Store S..
Years Ago.
We inai Oh Unreasonable being
ua 60 G nd qualities;
we pa base ia lac largest GUAM
titles direct from tire makers in
some cases: we sell lots Of goods
at wholesale; 10 enc can afford
to uaderol lis uaou the same
good qualities and h.eh classes
Of fresh Merchandise. We never
Indulge in the hv5teria oG az
agoeratad statements. Oar
Terms are Cash Go Everybody.
Mondays and Ta7siay's Bay
gains.
81 Inch hII-W2al
Serge az Sl.s8.
Very rcmaTEable-a beautiful
Serge for $3.50 yard. In the
fine storm weave for dresses and
pjeatcd sEirts. and it is all-wool,
in navy emily. Remember, 81
inches wide jus. litcle over
cre ward mikes q skirt. Here
Monday and Taesday, yard .$l.46
Remember The Big six
Sale al $3.50
Tfboro ora C5lle Il, +hfe o{Fari7,o That
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06
BoYcorrs THAT FAIL.

The boycott is never very effec
tive weapon. Human nature and self
interest are too strong, and whenever
the boycott against the interest OF
the individual trader the chances are
that it will not succeed.
Germany has just been learning this
for herself. She is highly indignant
over the economic sanctions that have
been applied to her in order to make
her keep her solemn word of honor as
embodied in the Peace Treaty, so in
order to get even with France she took
notion to boycott all goods that are
made in Alsace. OF course she is in
dignant in the first place because AL
SAGE was taken from her. She held
it in fee so many years that she
thought it was hers by right, says the
Macon News
Eat as a result of the war which
she herself brought on she. net only
had OF give it up but had to accord
the products of the Alsatian plants
certain preferential treatment.
The Hanas Bund took the initiative
in organizing the boycott From this
point ii is interesting to follow the
story outlined in the Daily News Rec |
ord:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

II the three Atlanta newspapers
would put the soft pedal. good and
strong on that bunco investigation in
progress there, it would render its
own city aud the rest of the state Il
real service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06
MODEL SECTION or ROAD.

Floyd W. Parsons, who writes sabou
! ''EVerybody's Business" for the aStu
day Evening Post, a week or two ag
dipped into the good roads question
In common with most others VIII
have given thought to the matter Nj
Parsons concluded that great deal O
money has been wasted in road cor
| struction with a minimum of goo
roads produced. In a large proportion
of instances. the roads are worn on
before being paid for In the cours
of his article. Mr.. Parsons threw on
the following as some of the character
istics of an ideal section of road sooi
to be constructed:
This road is based ON an aver
age traffic of $4,000 passenger au-
tomuhiles a day travelling at a
speed of thirty-fve miles an hour /.
end 5000 motor trucks day travel
ing at an average speed of ten
iuIlCS dH HOuI. HIS SIIGICu Vi
highway will have a right of way
100 feet i'll width. 1t will be pro-
tected from water by drain tile
and catch basins. The conStruc-
ton viii consist of ten inches of
concrete with steel re-enforcing,
and the road will have earth
shoulders on e3ch side of the con
embody no curves having radi-
us less than 1000 feet. All the
curves will be superelevated for a
good speed of thirty-five miles an
hour There will be a foot-path
for pedestrians and all embank-
ments will be protected by guard
rails. The construction will be
based on a mi Ximum carrying
capacity cf 500 pounds an inch of
width Of tire actually in contact
with the road surface, and to 5000
pounds a wheel This modern
highway will have no grade cross
ngs, no advertising signs along
side it. and no distractions to
vision. SO that the m0tOriSt will
ne able to see for ad istance OF at
least 500 feet each way at every
Intersection. All wires along this
|, nj
81 und. and all distance markings
will be correct and VIII originate
ut the municipal headquarters of
The nearest town or city.
The foregoing specifications are,
f course, ideal" says the Chatta-
oOga News, commenting editcrially. /
They are the last word. 1t is not |
opposed that even the better class
t roads now being built will contain
i of the features enumerated. They /
re not all possible or necessary in our
nblic thoroughfares. The cost would
9 too great to be borne. But as mod
IS in construction they teach "a very
lluable lessen"
What is that lesson? That perma-
INT work only should be done on our
ain highway arteries. The process, II
course, will necessarily be slower
1T it will not have to be repeated SO
ten The nation states and coun-
cs are now spending immense sums
4 roads. Every dollar should be
1de OF give good account Of itself.
And the best way 10 do this is to
AXE these roads permanent, or as
,ally permanent as it is possible to !
,. 1t is wastefllness to spend money ,
building "2ad that will be need
g repairs as often as most Of the
)ads ways of the country need them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

Now we are told that the German
cabinet has resigned because of the
Hughes note on the PREPARATIONS mat
ter. All Of which only goes to prove
thai the Hun knows nothing OF he
American character Of today. as she
knew nothing of it in 1916, when Won
Bernstnff reported on it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE fss

Admiral Benson. doughty old sea
dog is the wrong sort of an individual
to try and bluff as the American sea-
men will find out in due season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

We suppose that narrowing ruin
alton story about the Georgia peach
will soon be going the rounds 2gain
However, i'll the good old August sea-
son. we will find the delightful Geor-
gia product on hand as rosy checked
and sweet as ever.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

IN moving at once for the erection
of the new school building, we are
certain that the Bo7rd of Education
will meet the popular approval There
is a very fine pride i'll all people in
the matter of erecting new public edi-
fees and 1t is manifest here as in
other places.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

The bill passing the House the other
day, practically giving the farmer the
legal right to form combination in CO.
operative associations, seems to us
to be aimed in the right direction. It's
a marketing measure, but it goes way
beyond the real questions involved in
marketing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

The Young Mems Club will hold
forth again today and we rather sus-
pect that there will be some interest
ing reports ON the progress ON that
swick-Waycross road. All hands
have gene to work in dead earnest
on that splendid plan and we are quite
sure that it will carry.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

A Keeling, stunned and unhappy
civilization mas permitted Germany to
dodge its just obligation for more
than two years But the day Of reck-
Oning has about dawned. Germany
must pay; she must pay to ;.e utmost
of her ability and she must do so now.
That's the verdict OF the world.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

President Harding he's won out in
the first skirmish in tho United tSatcS
senate ever the question II diaarna-
mcnt. II we are to have disarma-
ment in this country, it must come as
a general agreement on the part OF ali
of the real powers of the world. This
is the administration view and it
is a sound one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

David Lawrence has discovered that
President Harding is care-worn these
days; that he no longer wears the
free and easy manner characteristic
Of the senatorial cloak room. Law
lalfce. says the cares of Office, the real
izati tbaf ilie must sooner ssor later
;Iseeone at grips with the senate Is
the cause Of this changed manner in
the president. Mr.. Harding is discov-
ering what Iall presidents discover
lie must preserve inviolate the execu
tive powers delegated to him under
the constitution. i.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

Rene Viviani, back in his believed
Paris S saying some very handsome,
as well as some very beautiful things
about the American people. There is
great sentiment OF real affection be
tween America 9nd France and it is
Just such man as Viviani who has
helped to engender that feeling.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication Of
all news credited to it or not other.
wise credited in this paper, and also
to the local news published herein.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

The movement against logging con
viets in Georgia is growing by leaps
and bounds and the next Legislature
will witness some sort of remedial
legislation on this subject. The whip
ping post, if it was ever necessary
has uutliyed its purpose; it belongs
to the days of the barbarian and
should be relegated,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

Us. Jose +. Bencdicto. por devoluci0n
dc contribucioncs: la Corte concedi0
al demantlado una pr0rroga de 20
dfas. para prescntar su contestaci0n a
la demanda.
Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico vs.. Fruto
Olivencia. por cscalamiento en- primer
grado; IN Corie prouunci0 sentencia.
imponiendole al acusado dos aiios de
presidio.
Credito Y Ahorro Ponceho VS. An
tonic Romero Delgado. por cobro de
crcdito hipotccario G casosl la Cor
tc dict6 una orlen en- cada uno de
estos casos, ordenapdo la yenta Ell
pdblica subasta de las fincas hipote-
cadaS.
III Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Ceci-
Ito Castro (al "Tris tras". por hurto
mayor: Sc sobresey6 el case petici0n
del, fiscal. para someterlo nuevamente
al gran jurado.
Geronimo Berries VS.. Jose Lopez. por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

scrvidumbrc comPareci6 solamen:e ell
lbogado del dcmandado-apelantc Il la
vista dc Ia exposition del case. La
Corte7 aprob0 la pr0rroga solicitada.
Maria Travieso. ct al. vs.. Pedro
Bernabe, por reivindicaci5n no hal,icn
DO comparccido las parties Ia vista.
SO suspendi6 el case hasta nucvo Sc
ilalamiento.
Wenceslao Bortla vs.. Bartolomt Ja-
~. por desahucio: In Corte seiial6 la
primera comparecencia lie este case,
para el dfa II del corriente
Raimundo Ballet VS.. Gabriel Herman
dez. por cohro de dinero: la Corte die
to una orten decretando el aseg,ira-
miento de la efectividad de la senten-
Tcia.
Julio Blondet Ronda VS.. Juan Pi-
mentel. ct, AL. sobrc proccdimiento
hipotecario; la Corte dict6 una orden
'sn este caso. decrctando la venta dc
DOS biencs hipotecados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
Comision de Servicio
PubIico

AsunIos wsueltos por la 'C0misijn
dc Ser,ic:U Ptiblico On Su session del q
dc srpticnl,re dc 1921. tstandO prcscn-
tc los sc1orvs Bencdictu. Buui"r. Ca
mIlilas. EsiercS. Ruiz Softer y Fi.u"-
roa.
En- 81 c;,so dc la s1l;citud dc Fran
cisco Hrunet Ulhyta para que 50 apruc
be la cesi6n y iraspa>o hcclla Il su ia
vor per Vicente Martinez Enycnt6s. dt,
Ii ordenanZa No. t2S sObrr tOina &c
400 IitruS &c aqua del rio CillitUs pa
ra fines dc dcSarfOllar euerGin elect III
ia. fac aciIerio nprobar al insorme del
Hon. Attorney General. s0lnc dicho
asmto en- cl $eutdo &c cXi.ir del con
crsiona rio previamcntc a la aprolurl"n
del referido traSpaSu el cumplimicntu
tic las disposiciGipS q" In Secci0n /
dc la referida fran1uicia una vez
obtenida la aprOlnci0n de dicha ceSi0n
v traspaso Sc haga Ia inscription CO.
IIeSpUNuIclltc cH u AAcSiStio -hSiNHheh'
Ell ell case de IsidrO MarrerO sObre
protesta dc la ennienGa aprObada por
agosto pasado. sobre enmienda las
reglas que dchen resir el mOyimientO
de vapores mercancfas en- cl puerto
dc San Juan. en- 10 referente al aumen
to dc la tarifa sobre SuminiStr0 dc
aqua los vapores, fuG 'acuerdo soste
ner la enmicnda aprobada, fijandO el
prccio del metro ctbicO dc aqua en- soc
que asi Sc cOmunique al interesado
Considerable la solicitud dc la Inter
national Association of Machinists, Lo
gia No. rs, solicitando SC les conceda
una audiencia pdblica para denuncial
Y demostrar que las deficicncias de
servicio ferroyiario sc dcben a Ia inca
pacidad dc alsunos dc los cmplead0!
en- la conducci0n de las lOcOmOtOras
fuG aeucrdo notiflcar la peticiOnaris
que debe presentar Ia COmisi0n el
forma de querella juradA tai solicitut
detallando euales son Y en- que consis
ten tales deficiencies fin de que Ia
Comisi6n de al asunto el curse lcga
de acuerdo con Ia ley.
Dada cuenta con una communication
del senior BartOlomG Cabanillas, de Ma
yagiiez playa, en- la que dicho seiiOl
interesa sea resuelta pOr la COmisi6I
su solicitud sobre una franquicia que
lie autorice u explotar un serviciO d,
alijo en- el puerto de Mayagiiez, fut
aceptado traer este asunto la consi
deraci0n de la Comisi6n Ell su pr6xi
ma session con el informe del Comitt
de Franquicias para dictar la resolu
ci0n que pr0ceda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

In tl Il caso t!e la petici1n de don
Il. ] Pagan sobre ncditaS u" del.cl
adoptarSe para regular 81 trilico di
vciiiciilVs tic motor en hS cal.es de
San Juan. fuG acucrd" reSer.r rs;:
asuuto nj Hon. ComiSiouauo dc $eryi-
clio Plibliro de la ciGtiad pur rnirn
der Ia Ccmfsi6n uae este asrnt1 T.;
mas dc lieDo dentro d" las at.iicic
nes de- di''i.o fuhciolfario. dtb.cHdo St
cl peticionario notifictlio al eGrctl.
t;n 81 case de In tuereiiu informs;
Gel doctor Alfred r. Livingston c0utj;
Ii Porto Rico Telephone Company. fl
aeuerio pasar al qliercllante c0pia dc
;nfOrme sout't du Il III CoDliS.in pc
tiicha Co.tlHl mia III r.e,,lu d" H1e dig
81 qtercllanic 81. c>iii no ci,iiioi1u
con dichO info"me.' reseryaiid0se |.
qucreliantc 10 cstuvicre confurme con
Il jnfOrme rcndido
l'u6 acuerdo pasar al Comitc dc Ia
rifas la solicitud de la Compailfa
Electrical dc Yauco sobre nueva pro
rroga dc seis mcses dc la vigencia dc
las tarifas alzadas aprobadas origi-
nalmentc el primero de septicmbre dc
1918 para su estudio informe.
| En- el case referentc la petici0I
| del COmisiOnado del Interior Y Juan
Francisco Robles sobre enmicnda dt
las tarifas que rigen ell scrvicio dt
| transporte de pasajeros carga entire
Fajarlo vieques enmienda del It'll
nerario dc dicho seryicio, fue acuer
do aprObar Ia estipulaci6n hecha pol
ambas parties y ademas que Sc publ
que en la prcnsa el cambio efectuad,
ell el precio de pasaie.
| FuG acuerdo concder la enmiends
solicitada por doiia Maria Perez cn 81
certificado de necesidad Y convenience;
ell el sentido de que sc le autorice ir a
Hip6dromO los dias feriados tam
bien a regrcSar de Santurce pOr In ca
rretel. nueva cuando 10 estime opor
tunO Y no Sc pcrjudique con clio e
triicO. regular
| En- el case de Francisco Bruno
sobre petici6n de franquicia solicitan
do la enmicnda los nIimerUS 159 y
! 42S en- el sentido de que Sc lie autoric,
(, Ia conexi6n ffsica de las dos planta.
~ sistema dc distribution explotadt
bajO dicha franquicia. fue acuerdo de
! jar este asunto sobre la mesa hasti
tantO sea resuelto ell que Sc refiere {
la aprobaci6n de la cesi6n Y traspas,
dc la Ordenanza No. 42S favor de |;
Compaiifa Hidro-clectrica de GALES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

FL doninro, 4 dol corYiHnt", cn In
-esidsncia do nue;tro c"mpstrlnta 90
nor Perez Barro, sc llcv6 a efecto ana
importantc reunion dc elcmcrtos dc
la Colonia, para constituir en- dicha
poblaci0n Ia Junta Local dc nucs tra
institution.
FL acto fue muy concurrido. La
Casa dc Espaia en- Mayagiicz habia
ofrccido su enthusiastic cooperation pa
ia organzar la Junta de Las Marias
" una comisi0n integrada por los Sc
iiores don Jose Duran, don Jose Be-
rrocal, don Julio Suarez Y don Jaime
GuiscafrG fue nombrada para traba-
jar en- union de los buenos compatrio-
tas en- Las Marias.
FL acto fue sencillo, pero patri0tico.
Hablo en- primer termino el senior Pc
rez Barro, dando un saludo afectuo-
so In Comisi0n de Mayaguez. CO.
rrespondio el senor Duran agradecien-
do las frases dedicadas y despues sc
eXtendio en- su oratoria eXplicando las
verdaderas finalidades que persigue la
Casa de Espana. Al senor Duran SUI
cedieron en- el uso de la paiabra los
senores Berrocal y Suarez. (Muy fe-
iicitados).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
Por Ia C0Tte de DisttO.- SecCiOn PTimeIa

Ell Honorable juez Campillo. que pre-
side la secciJn primera dc la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan. ha resuelto
los siguientes asuntos:
Cayetano Martinez, ct al.. (autoriza-
ci6n judiciaD. Cclebrada la vista. la
Corte ordcn0 pasar ell expediente cor
el record taquigrafico informe del
seiior Fiscal.
I'll Pueblo dc Puerto Rico VS.. Lo-
renzo Moret. (hurto mayor. Celcbra-
do cl juicio. fue c0ndenado un aiio y
seis meses dc carcel. Manuel Melendez,
-por homicidio yol,Intario, fue condena-
do cinco amos de presidio. con ira
bajos forzados. Alfredo yelez Luiggui.
por hurto mayor, fue condena,lo a 'un
afio de preside. n.
Manuel Jimenez Acosta VS.. Eduar-
do Alfonso, por cobro dc dinero; a mo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
Obras de los Grandes
AutOreS

Han llegado a las Iibrerias de Can.
tero. Fernandez y Compaiiia las CO.
lceciones completes de las obras de
"El Caballero Audaz," E. Gomez Ca.
rrillo, Emilio Carrere, Jose Ma. Sala.
verrfa, Jose Enrique Rod6, Jose
Frances, Concha Espina, Ricardo
Leon, Ruben Dario, Amado Nervo,
Enrique Barbusse y Antonio de Ho.
yos y Vinent.
AL decir que han llegado las obras
completas, no hay que suponer que
sea precise cornprar la collection en-.
terra de cada autor, sino que puede
servirse esta, vendiendose, ademas,
los tomos separados que cada cual 50.
licite.
| Sc sirven pedidos por correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09
La Casa de Espana en-
Las Marias

La dircctiva .quedo constituida por
los Srcs. siguentes: Presidentc: don
lose Perez; Vice, Bartolome Gaya; Te
sorero, don Jose Diez; Secretario, don
Pedro Balbuena. Vocales: Agustin
Dclgado, Anlador Frontera, Miguel
Rcrnat, Antonio Fiol, Pablo Casano-
vas.
Entire los concurrcntes estaba el
compatriota don Juan Delgado quien
no quiso aceptar cargo alguno por I'M
pcdirselo la distancia en- que vive de
Las Marias, pero ofrecio toda su CO.
operacion Y entusiasmo.
Hubo que lamentar la ausencia del
iveterano don Jose Guiscafro por es-
tar aun en- convalccencia de una gra-
We enfermedad que aun 10 retienc en-
CANA.
Terminado cl grandioso acto, el Sc
nor Perez obsequio los concurrentes
con un esplendido almuerzo en- el que
tomo parte principal la amable espo-
sa del senior Perez Barro, quedando
todos muy satisfechos y complacidos
por cuantas defercncias le dispen a.
ron al senor Perez su esposa.
Muy bien por los entusiastas COM
patriotas de Las Marias.
ErncstO de Villena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

| ion del demandado. la Corte concedid
una pr0rroga de 80 dias. para presen-
tar la exposition del case.
Andrea Rivera dc Rosado VS.. Bal
silia Jim6ncz. por danos perjuicios
IA moci6n de los dcmandados. la Cor
e ordcn6 al taqufgrafo que hiciesc
ina transcription del record los
afectos dc la apelaci6n.
Manuela Rodriguez VS.. Grcgorio
Cruz. por divorcio: la Corte dict6
una orden nombrando al fiscal Dfaz
Coilazo, defensor judicial del deman-
dado.
Carmen Hernandez vs. Porto Rico
Railway Light & Power Co.. por da-
nos y perjuicios: la Corte tiene por
Eabogados de la demandante. los Sc
iiores vizcarrondo y Quiiones.
: Porto Rico American Tobacco Co.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-09

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