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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-01-27
SEVEN BYSTANDER-JAN 81 p n
ORIGINAL


SEVEN BYSTANDER-JAN 81 p
ORIGINAL.
In the District Court Of Polk County,
Iowa.
G. w. Cain,
Plaintiff,
vs..
M. r. Cain,
Defendant.
To NJ. r. Cain, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that on or be-
fore the 25th day of February, 1921, the
petition of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause will be filed in the Office of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Polk
County, Iowa, claiming Of you a divorce
on the grounds of cruel and inhunan
treatment and desertion of the plaintiff
for more than two years last past.
For full particulars see petition when
filed as above set out.
And that unless you appear and de-
fend on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of this court which
will commence at Des Moines, Iowa, on
the 18th day of March, 1921, default will
be entered against you decree rendered
thereon.
Dated at Des Moines, Iowa, this 9th
day Of January, 1921.
McHenry & Bowers,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06

In Portugal the marriage age ot
man is IA, of women u, the same
law being in operation in Switzer-
land.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
CARPENTER WILL
BE SLAUGHTERED,
OLD CHAMP STATES
Jack McAuliffe Says Fight
Will Last Less Than Round
If Georges Leads.
BY JACK VEIOCK.

NEW YORK. May 5-'If Georges
Carpenter comes to Dempsey when
think the fight will last a round.
they answer the bell July 2. don't
Dempsey will slaughter him"
Jack McAuliffe. famous old
champion OF the world, made this
prediction Thursday.
I'm not bslittling Georges" he
explained. II merely believe that
he will make the mistake OF his life
II he rushes the champion. on
the other hand IL Dempsey attempts
TO box Carpenter 1 think il will be
curtains for the champion.
Dempsey is natural born
fighter. He makes a fight as he sees
1t or as il is carried TO him. He
goAB In there with eye, brain and
fists conferred on his opponents jaw
or his midriff. At this style he is
in a class by himself Carpenter,
on the other hand, is more Of
boOk-taught boxer. although he has
mastered the fire points of the Am
erican style. 1t isn't that Dempsey
lacks cleverness, as see II, but that
Carpenter is the better boxer. In a
boxing contest I think Georges
would be all 10 the merry. Carpen-
tiers big fault lies in the fact that
he's off his feet when he hits. /
don't see how he can hit a good
blow that way Certainly no boxer
who hits while doing a PavlOwa
is going to whip Dempsey"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
WALSH TOPS INTERHALL
LEAGUE AT NOTRE DAME

Walsh Hall went into the lead in
the Interhall race at NOtre Dame
following the results of three excit-
ing contests played on the school
campus Thursday. Walsh won
from Brownson, Carroll nicked
Sorin and On-Campus scored its
first victory of the year against
Badin.
Carroll won six-inning contest
from Sorin in the morning by the
work of Sheehan. IN addition 10
pitching an excellent game. the all
around youth from Chicago socked
a Babe Ruth in the first inning
which practically won his game
Both Sheehan and Susen struck out
nine men.
Clever twirling by McGivney, who
struck out IA men. was responsible
for Walsh's 9-S defeat of Brownson
in the afternoon. After receiving n
badly spiked hand in the first frame,
the Walshite pitched nine innings of
superb baseball and starred at the
bat. Jimmy Egan pOled out the
longest home run of the season on
Cartier field. Carney, CaDezaS ana
Cahin hit well for Walsh.
Eleven innings were necessary to
decide the Badin-Of Campus tussle
which the town residents finally
copied when the Badin defense blew
up. Red Murphy was the clout
star of the contest, hitting a homer
and two doubles. Scores:
Sorin ........23O OOO-5 l
Carroll ..........53O 1000 s 3
Susen and Keeny; Sheehan and
Rigley.
Badin 100 OO4 100 OO-S IL 3
OFF, apus OBI 02O O2O O1-9 Z s
Seyfrit and Hurley; Dunn and
Barline.
Walsh 49,. .O2O 800 221-12 10 s
Brownson ..22O O2O OO2-S 9 4
Mckinney and Walk; Sammon.
Burns and DAILY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
MEXICAN REBELS
WIN FIRST FIGHT
Defeat Federal Forces South
of Tecate- Seizure of
Tia Juana Looms.

SAN DIEGO. Calf, May 5.-Rebel
frees have surrounded Tecate, Lower
California, as miles southeast of this
city, and are preparing to attack
the town, according TO a party OF
Americans who passed through the
own today.
The same rebels yesterday defeat
ed the federals south Of Tecate in
a short engagement.
Reports reaching here said sew
eral members of the Tecato garri-
son as well as several revolutionists
were wounded.
Tia Juana, just across the border
from San Diego, was prepared to-
day for any attempted seizure of the
town or for revolutionary outbreak
by Cantu sympathizers there.
The uprising is generally consid-
cred as marking an attempt 10 make
Cantu, former governor of lower
California under Carranza, president
OF Mexico.
Cantu, who has been living in
Los Angeles since he was removed
from the governership by the
Obregon government, is understood
10 have large financial resources.
Extra Effort.
Federal officials have exerted
every effort to prevent the threaten
ed revolution from extending over
entire Mexico. Troops have been sta
toned throughout the province in
an effort to quell any attempt of an
instruction. Public buildings are
being heavily guarded.
1t had been generally expected
that some ATTEMPT would be made
today at revolving since it is known
that followers of Cantu have been
held among federal officials as to
what procedure should be followed
1t is believed that the revolution
will be confined entirely to lower
California but it is known that
many of Cantu's followers are. To-
Gated in other districts and may re-
volt at any time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
TENNIS CHAMP WAS
"GOAT" AT MATCH
Bill Tilden Imparts Some In
formation as Well as Some
Experiences.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-"Being
a tennis champion has It's compen-
sation. but / was the goat ia several
tennis tournaments durius the Davis
Cup tour" declared william T. Til
den. second national and worlds
tennis champion. In an address be-
fore the student body Of the North
east High school recently.
When I was picked as a member
OF the Davis Cup team I figured it
made me Of some importance. But
the trip on a boat, sea sickness and
the critical manner in which tennis
enthusiasts followed the game OF the
members OF the team was quite an
experience and gave me an idea Of
how important I really was.
con the boat ] tried a little run
ming TO keep in trim. but when the
ship rolled it made me sick. Ny
efforts in the first exhibition in Eng
land were sorrowful. 1 went after
the ball shot over the net by Will
liams and expected 20 slam 1t back
with precision. but missed 1t entire
ly. The Britishers got the impress
sion we were not good. That got
our goat.
Learn Game Young.
"The average boy" he continued.
"has an idea a worlds champion
in any form OF sport inherits the title
and has "a claim on it for life. The
truth is ne is hanging onto his title
by his finger nails. Now. I am on
my last legs. and I know it. Some
fellow is going 10 get me soon, but
the game Of tennis will go on. The
champion Of tomorrow is the school
boy of today Tennis should be
learned while young.
Il have been the victim OF more
lickings than any other man in the
game OF tennis i started TO get
licked when / was six. and have been
licked. both physically and on the
tennis court. ever since"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06

Prohibition is an invasion Of per-
sonal liberty and a breeder of crime.
Stephen Leacock. writer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS
jim BAGBY THINKS
TOBIN Is DOUBLE
OF WILLIE KELLER
Cleveland Hurler Says Brown
Fielder Is Most Scientific
Batter.

CLEVELAND. O., May g.
Pitcher James Bagby. who led all
pitchers in organized baseball last
year with 81 victories for the Cleve-
land American league team. thinks
Johnny Tobin. right fielder with St.
Louis. Is the. most scientific bats
man In the country and a worthy
successor 10 Willie Keeier. who led
the National league in 1897 with a
batting average OF 1872.
Bagby says Tobin has the ability
10 nit the ball Us far as other heavy
hitters. can cunt more skilfully
than most OF them and places his
hits with moro accuracy than any
player in the American league.
Has Good Start.
Tobin has made a good start this
year. making . hits in % times at
bat in his first seven games. In the
opening series against Cleveland at
g.. Louis he irade II hits in rs
times up.
Last year TObin made 46 extra
base hits. his 202 hits and batting
average Of $40 being excelled by
only seven other batsmen in the
American league.
In the opening series at St.
Louis. TObin was the one man we
just could not get out" said Bagby.
He had us guessing and never
failed 10 cross us up. When we
played him for a hunt he hit it out.
When we figured he was going OF
swing. he hunted When we shifted
the field he dropped the ball in
left. He is the hardest man in the
league for us to get out"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06

81 Louis 100 1O1 00O-3 4
Pittsburg 100 sol 4Ox-S Z 1
Pertica. North and Clemens. Dill
hoefer; Cooper and Schmidt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
VERMELTO SHOWS
HERE NEXT WEEK
Road Attraction to Pitch
Tents Here Under Auspices
of Eagles.

When Clarence Vermeltos show
train arrives here Sunday there
will be one evident fact. fully illus
trated, that the excellent Transport
tation equipment and the vast
quantity of Iaraphernalia carried
denotes much prosperity and that
next weeks engagement under the
auspices of South Bend Eagles Aeric
No. AS, will please and satisfy the
outdoor amusement going public.
Each Sunday evening the Velmelto
concert band. by permission Of the
authorities. gives a musical pro-
gram, also each week day at p. m.
Commencing Monday evening the
big show opens on the pleasure
grounds, then daily every afternoon
and night. all week. the shows will
be open to all visitors. On Tues
day noon there will be given a free
street display and wild west parade.
When all the shows. attractions
and exhibitions have reached the
large spaces assigned them and the
many tented theaters erected. and
the great midway pleasure zone sur
rounded with all that is required for
ones enjoyment. there will be more
evidence that Clarence Velmelto has
done his part in dealing fairly with
the public.
cit takes all kinds Of PEOPLE to
make up a world" said Mr.. Yer
melto. land I have discovered that
people are as changeable and diff
fer as much in their likes and dis
likes as various kinds Of shows and
attractions we have for their enter
tainment SO to try and please and
satisfy everybody possible it is nee
essary to invest a great amount Of
money in every kind and sort OF
amusement attraction that will APP
peal TO at least part of the critical
visitors on the show grounds, so the
wise manager assemblies his exhibit
tons. costly pleasure rides, eXpen-
sive talent, taking all the chances
that his strenuous endeavOrs may
prove remunerative. At that. with
a long season of 40 weeks. covering
over 10000 miles it is likely most
Of our visitors will be satisfied"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06

There are 1859 cities in the United
sites with population Of 5000 or
over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06

ton. They poisoned IS gallons OF
prune and raisin mash and con-
fiscated a copper still and a
cooler.
Dekan was not arrested. as Il
could not be proved that he has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
EUen the Headline Writer
Passes the Buck on This

Five men drove up to the resi-
dence Of Mike Dekan, 1929 w.
Colfax av., Thursday afternoon,
dropped poison into food confec-
tions. took about $50 worth of
copper material and then report
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06

ed what they did at the police sta
ton.
Nothing was done at the latter
place regarding the matter and
the five men went on their various
ways announcing their intention
Of continuing their practices re
CARELESS Of what anybody says.
The five men were Sergt. Detec-
tive KOczorowski. Detectives
Bloom. kish. Delinski and Hamil-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
WILL ACCEPT ARBITRATION.

" Associated Press
LONDON. May Striking coal
miners have announced their will
ingness to accept arbitration on the
wage question by Sir Arthur Duck
ham wit hthe view 10 immediate
settlement Of the strike. Sir Arthur
was member of the Sankey Coal
commission and presented a minOri-
" report favorable to the miners
-lLaims
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
CuIUer Military academy
Students to Hike to CITY

Thirty-fve rooms in the Oliver
hotel have been reserved by Lieut..
Morgan of the Culver military
Academy. who will hike with 80
members Of the school and two
officers to this city today. according
to the management of the hotel.
They viii return to Culver on sat
udray.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06
Cards Make Costly Boots
And Pittsburg Takes Game

PITTSBURG, Pa. May 5.-Pitts-
burg defeated the 81. Louis Cardi-
nails i'm their first game here Thurs
day to 3. Cooper kept his oppon-
ents' hits scattered and while Per-
tica pitched good ball. his own mis-
play and those Of Hornsby and
Fournier were costly.
Rain fell during the contest and
the outfielde~s misjudged several
balls hit into their territory which
went for same hits. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-06

converted the mash into any u
quid while the stiu and cooler
could De proved Icy tho bar Of
South Bend % De amenabie 10
other purposes beside the distiila-
aon OF squirrel whisky
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
Dies From Injuries Received
In Automobile Accident.

Eldon Pate Draper. age IS,
a highly esteemed citizen of
Granville, died early Tuesday
morning Oct 18th, as a result of
injuries received in an auto acct
dent which occurred Sunday
morning. The accident happen
ed near Boyd's store on Salt
Lick creek, in the 14th district
of this county when the car
which he was driving turned
turtle. throwing him several
feet, and causing a fracture of
the skull just above the right
ear. Duff Butler. who was with
Draper, escaped with a few mi
nor bruises. They walked to
the home of Mr.. Mullinax. a
short distance away. where Mr..
Draper asked to be given a bed,
stating that he was going to die.
He became unconscious in a few
minutes and remained so until
the end. despite tho skill of
abled physicians, who were at
his bedside.
Mr.. Diapers death has caused
much regret and sorrow over
the county. He was man of
sterling character and was held
in high esteem by all who knew
him. He was member of the
Christian church. He leaves a
wife and three small children.
He is also survived by his father.
Elder J. T Draper of Salt Lick;
a brother, DR.. Herman Draper
of Indiana, and two sisters, Miss
Lucy of Salt Lick. and Miss Lei
lie, of this place.
Interlnent took place Wednes-
day afternoon in the Smyrna
cemetery. four miles northeast
Iof Cookeville, following funeral
services, which were conducted
by Rev. Frank Draper. of Dallas,
Texas.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
Me-o-n1y,

Before you're a day older
you want to let the idea slip
under your hat that this
is the open season to start
something with a joy'us
Jimmy pipe and some
Prince Albertl
Because, a pipe packed
with Prince Albert satisfies
a man as he was never salts
fed beforehand keeps him
satisfied! And, you can
prove It! Why-P. AS
flavor and fragrance and
GOODNESS and its freedom
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
JACKSON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR, OCT. 2l-22
COURTHOUSE, GAINESBORO
Information and General Rules.

All exhts other than live stock and poultry must be
placed not later than P. M Friday. Oct. 2lst.
Live stock and poultry must be in place not later than
ga. NJ Saturday, Oct 22nd.
Every EMERY must be made in the of the bona
aide at the time of entry any entry made other
wise will not be allowed to compete.
4. No entry fee will be charged
Every animal and article upon exhibition shall be und
the control Of the management and while every
able precauton will be taken to safe guard the same Meth
the management its officers agents will be respon
sible for any loss damage accident that may
g. Removal of exhibits will not be permitted until 2. M.
Saturday, Oct g.
z. Judging will begin A. A., Saturday, Oct o.
HORSES MULES. AND PONIES.
DEPARTMENT (A)
Lot Class l.
saddle horse under old $100
pone under six years old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
Best horse mule under years old LOO
Best mule under years old 100
Best mule under year old LOO
Best horse under old LOO
Best horse under old LOO
flly under year old ......... LOO
CATTLE Department b.
Lot Glass l
Best months old $1OO
heifer calf under months old 100
T. Best LW
SWINE Departments G.
Lot Class
Black Poland China Boar old $
Black Poland China Sow old 100
Black Poland China Boar under 100
Best Gilt under year old 100
Spotted Poland China Boar old loo
Spotted Poland China Sow old LOO
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
how you'll take to
a pipe and PA!

from bite and parcel (eut
out by our exclusive pat.
ented process) are . fevs-
lation to the man who never
could get acquainted with .
pipel P. A. has made &
pipe a thing Of joy to four
men where one was smoked
beforel
Ever roll up I cigarette
with Prince Albert? Mar,
man-but you've got q
party coming your vayi
Talk about Z cigarette
smoke; We tell you it'a d
peachl
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06

hSaee Alhspe .
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Ags, 8S ~ ttsss
h9n1e eme pega2
- ka6 psQf -
Anmitsvn 90 hRfAs
(sssf eyysed stsas
ksatfsr sta
eDsags nsisfsns
To-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-07

muy gqande,: ,debido en- gran parte a
una peluca en- doiide no faltaba Dor
supuesto, el caracterfstico mech6n de
cabello sobre Ia frcnte espaciosa. Pc
70 sobre todo, fue en- 1890 ctlando la
fiSura de Napoleon cH 81 teatro Sc hizo
cos:l lie mOd;k, dc Paris. Cinco teatros
Dor 10 menos, oStcntaban en- los carte
les. una obra napole0nica El furor
de esta lnoda fu6 tai. que el empresa-
rio Harel Que era nluy listo V. Saba
10 que convehia dar al publico, corri5
a yer a Aejandro Dumas, para que le
.compusiese uIl, drama. napoleonico. Du-
mas glolpcti1. pero ne .cumplio. Enton-
'res Harel. de acuerdo con Ia actriz
George, reeurri5 a I'M plan para for
zar el feeundo l(oyellsta j. dramatur-
go, a ciImllir 10 prQmetido. Lo invita-
ron a conner J, cuando, va Sc encontra-
ta en- casa del empresario.. lie notifica-
ron que aucdaka prisionero ALI: que
serfa, tratado .csplehdidamente: magnf
fica aleobSa, cocina de primera, que no
pcdfa reSobrar In Abertad 81 no a cam
bio de La obssa teatral nalole5nica que
SC Ee,.esitalst., Dumas, tomo a la broma
ia cqsa, pero entire burlas y veras. acep-
TO Ia carcel y Sc puso a escrihir. Ocho
dias despdfs, elftresaba I'M .dram6n in
terminaable. en- dopde qsledaban incluf-
dos los mas ,brillantes episodes napo-
le5nicos: Tol6n, las Piramidcs, Las Tu
llerfas, Santa Elena. Para que ell pu-
blico pueda forlnar una idea de las
propprciones mastod5nticas lie la obra,
bastard decirle que Ia representation
duraba sietc horas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-07

iCuando comcna6 Napoleon como
teatral, a anareeer en- es-
eena?. Ei asmto es intsresante ,aho,
RI en- que Sc ACADIA de ce;ebrar el cen-
tenario de Ia muerte del extraortlina-
rio hijo de C6rcega. "Los Anales", Sc
ocupan en- Ia question, recordando que
cl .aiio 1909, en- vida de Napoleon Sc
VA un drama deilomina-
do lei paso del San Bernardo. FL
mislno Napoleon asisti6 un dfa la
desde el fondo dc un
palco. Y Sc divirti6 mucho viendose ca
racteriZado por el actor Colbert. en- el
papel dc Primer Consul. En- 1921, po7
cos dfas antes de su muerte. fue re
un drama llamado "Sila",
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-07
CASINO JUvENTUD

Han sfdo presentados. en- In oficina
del Secretario Executive, para su al+
chivo = registro, los artfculos dc i'll
eorporacion de, una ,aaoeiacion que
Sc trata dc organizar con el nombre
de Casino JUyenruG cliya oficina
tiain1SSipaf Sc Sc s&stdihStafd = en- cabo
Kojd. I'll tsoblct6 2 igt;es Ii proycctada.l
:ffssi61effacf6f Str4 a,ihhaHtaf el tra!o
steiaf entres $sHits $Hits assoeiaifos.aitt g
90 go - 80 g ~
ii brEss brEsss u afdiisss aiiii d fasso COLI
% IubierE prodntldo u rsnonbrads
siinst setraiisd defs .sds aispsrs miles Dc
Balss Bdbtf minuts, no nseesifaria otra
rosa paEa alesnzaH q fs,na, que
ii Maauina a. Sdalar FEDERAL vi.
sIBLE, il cnaf sesSelFt dsentos de
en- an dia. n aaibas eosss
l1 FSbrics COLT ,vvs enorgnIlecida.
. .t > 80 Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-07
Al hARGEA DE- IA VIDA I DE- IA HISI0RIA

Desds Iflcfa algunas semanas las
noticias Que llegaban de Russia hacfan
preyer para este afio. una cosecha
iIfiserfinia, a Gauss. de la exceptional
seqnfa. Por la: dltimas i.sfcrmacio-
llos, parece en- efecto,. cue Sc avecina
ALI uii das:astre, tanto mas grave
cuanto que dcsde la llegada del boil
shevisnl0, los clmpesinos Sc limita-
ron, ;sembrar 10 apeEas nee .ssario
para su subsisteneia. Russia pues
no posde ninguna rcserya que lie per-
mita colmar q deficit provocado por
Ia pesima estslci6I actual, falta de
1luyias,s La seQufa en- las rcgiones
del sudeste,. que son las mas f6rtiies,
ha disminufdo las cosecha ell IS pof
ciento cuando incnos. Ell hambrc,
que hasta hoy habfa sido I'm doloroso
priviiegio, dc II ci,idad. alileEaza ex
tellderse hdcia los c@mpos.... De Ia
carcstf;f :lccsaaora SO ha ocupado
tanBien el coi.greso agricola pan-ruso
que' ceiebra afora sus sesicnes en-
Moscou.s el cual ha llegado Ii con-
clusi6a sld que aun retluciendo tres
duintass parfcs Ia raci6n, va reduci-
da, dc los habitantes. faltarfan siem-
pre- en- Russia 80 milloncs de puds (un
''pud" elrtivale a 16 kil6gramos pro-
ximamente} dc cereales. Sc lie pide
al Gobierno del Soviet que haga inn
portaciones &c granos. Lo curioso
es que micntras por una parte, el
Congress Dide le Intervention del
Gobierno para Ia importation de ce-
reales, por, la ctra lanza contra el
nlismo Gobierno II dura acusaci6n
en- una proclama que ACADIA de pu-
blicarse, de que deia morir de ham
bre 10 pcblacioa. abscrto como esta
en Ia idea de prorocar Ia revoluci6n
social en- el mllli,!o. En- iMoscon, Ia
escasez dc where's es tai. segdn infor-,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-07
No. 178.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EX PARTE.

POR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
do el abogado Don JOSE c. MARTI-
NEZ una mocion nombre de DON
RAFAEL DIAZ ORTA para que
sc declare su favor el dominic de
la siguiente fnca:
SOLAR radicado en- la Seccion Sur
"del harrio de Santurce de esta Gu
dad, compuesto de 129 metros 46 CEN
''tinetros cuadrados, colinda por ell
"frente que es e! Nortc, con la Gale
""Fache'; por la derecha cntrando
"que es el Oeste con Don Jose Maehi-
"cote; por la izquierda que es el Este
'con Dionisia Ramos, antcs Juan Ro-
'''mero; y por su espalda que es el
"Sur con Carmen Rodriguez, antes
Juan Rodriguez. Y enclava en- di-
"cho solar una casa terrcra, de bal
''con, con cuatro metros cincuenta GEN.
''timetros de frcnte sicte metros
"cincuenta centimetros de fondo, es-
, "tando construida de MADEIRA y techa-
"da de hero galvanizado.'
POR TANTO, y habiendose orde-
nado por cl Honorable Juez de esta
corte Sc publiquc la pretension por
tres veces en- un periodico de los de
mayor circulation de los que Sc edi-
tan en- esta ciudsd para que los que
tcngan algln dereeho real sobre el in
nueble descrito, las personals igno-
radas a quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription y EN- general todo el que
desee oponerse, puedan efectuarlo dem
tro del termino de sesenta dias, hbro
iel presente en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
Ia 26 de Agosto de 1921.
G. Marrero,
.s-s,s-4, F.t' ~ Secretario.
I Por Francisco NegrOni. So
. Secretario Auxiliar.