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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-18
Suburban

CARLOS CITY, Ind-Mr. and Mrs.
Will Oler and daughter, Mildred, Mrs.
Blaine Moody, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Oler and son of Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs
Adrian Oler. Mr.. Calvin 'Oler of Viii
liamsburg, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas HAS
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chamness
surprised Paul Oler, Sunday in honor
Of his tWenty-ninth birthday A bounti-
full dinner was spread and all enjoyed
the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thomp-
son and son Frank, of Lynn, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith and daughter, Marie. =. Mrs.
George Hardwick is able to be up ot
present.
ARLINGTON, Ind-Mr and Mrs. Ellis
Smoker and daughter Dorothy, ard Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Higgins and family
visited Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Morgan and daughter
Cleo. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dynes
spent Wednesday evening with MIR.
and Mrs. Ben Weiss and family
Mrs. James Plankenhorn and daugh-
ter Retta, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Elmar Deer. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jarrett and family and Mrs
/ Belle Hopper of Liberty, spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. James Jarrett
and daughter, Celia Belle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Park Jarrett. Afternoon callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Bertram, Mrs
| Charles Glunt and Mrs. Louise Der.
tram. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Stevens
visited Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Dynes.. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Glunt and family spent Sun.
| day with Mrs. Louise Bertram.
A dance will be given in the K of p
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Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson l am a girl
of IS. What do you think of a young
man at the age of 20 who does not
take anything seriously and all he
cares for is gambling?
I have been going with him for
six months. Every time l am with
him he treats me as though he loves
me, but he comes to see me whenever
he cares to and when | am not at
home he does not like it. l already
have told him to let me know ahead of
time when he is coming, but he only
laughs and wants to know what for
Instead he makes a date ten minutes
before he wants to see me. Still l
love him more and more each day.
He never talks about other girls
when with ME. don't consider myself
the best girl, but please tell me what
is best for me to do? He does not come
to see me often enough, but l have not
enough courage to tell him SO.
PUZZLED.
You are piqued because the young
man does not show more interest in
you. At the age of twenty it quite
natural that he should lack serious
ness. l do think, however. that he is
making mistake by wasting time ant
money gambling.
To tell the young man that he does
not come to see you often enough
would be grave error. Since you arc
not engaged you have no claim or
him.
1t seems to me you are wasting YOU
energy thinking so much about youns
man who is foolish enough to spent
his time gambling and who is not Sc
riously interested in you. He doe:
not love you or he would want to b.
with you more.
Your love is mostly a thing of you
imagination. You especially want thu
young man because he is so different
Unless you can spend less time think
ing about him, I would advise you t.
give him up, in which case you woul,
! feel free and would not be in con
slant state of waiting for word from
him.
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prise, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Dorrah, Sunday. An
annual community meet will be held
at the school house on Friday, the last
day of school Ben Bookwalter
who died at Dayton, was buried here
in the Fairview cemetery Sunday
afternoon. He was seventy-nine years
old and in early life a resident of
Gratis. Alma wager visited in town
Sunday with friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Shafer and family, of Manesburg,
visited in town with relatives Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peters and
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hall Saturday evening, May 21......
Miss Elenera Westendoy spent SatCr-
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Weiss and family.
SPARTANBURG, Ind Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Bowen were entertained at
dinner Sunday by the Henderson sis
tiers. Quite a crowd of town folks
took advantage of the pretty weather
Sunday and held a picnic at the
reservoir Mrs. M. r. Scott and her
daughter, Virginia. are improving in
health. Mrs. Laura Mann spent Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Forest
Stevens, of Fountain City. .... Miss
Bernice Moody is staying with her
grandmother, Mrs. Laura Mann, this
week. Miss Geneva Burkhardt of
near Spartanburg. has been visiting
relatives in Muncie. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Catey spent Monday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Catey, Of Carlos City. Miss Edna
Banta returns to her home at Brooks
burg, Ind, at the close of a successful
term of school. She will teach in
Spartanburg school again next year.
1.-THE Sunday school convention Of
Greensboro township will convene at
tuC I'LL lolIdA SuuI Cu Suuudy dlIci
noon at 2 o'clock, May % Rev. Mar
tin of the M. E. church of Winchester
will deliver the main address. Each
Sunday school in the township is ex-
pected to have part in the program.
Special songs and readings will also
be feature of the program. Miss
Icy Martin was entertained Sunday by
Mrs. Bert Wigs. :. Ira Taylor and
family attended the services here Sun
day evening. Miss Doris Wigs
spent last week in Lynn with her
grandmother Mrs. Ike Thomas. .
Miss Ruth Middleton called on Miss
Marjorie Chenoweth Monday after.
noon
GRATIS, O.-Mrs Clara Baily and
Mrs. Anna Ward made a trip to Day.
ton. Saturday.. Mr. and Mrs Prof
Charles Guntle are the parents OF a
| baby girl which arrived May IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coleman and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Etter
attended a surprise at Joe Essig's al
West Alexandria, Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Werner and family. Ct
Germantown, visited with Mr.. and Mrs
LATE Kinder and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birch Nisbeth are
family, of West Alexandria, and MI
and Mrs. Edgar Ulrich, of near Enter
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son and Mrs. Gunue visited Charles |
Guntle, Sunday. "A Verona ball
team and the Gratis boys played ball
here Sunday. which ended in favor OF
Gratis. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh
Parish visited in Camden, Sunday with
Frank Parish and family.
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mencement exercises OF George Wash
ington university here June s. Three
hundred students will receive degrees.
the largest number in the history OF
the university, which is a century old
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MONOELL TO DELIVER
GRADUATION ADDRESS
lBy Associated PressJ

(By Associated PresS)
WASHINGTON, May Is. - Repre-
sentative Frank w. Mondell, of Wyo-
ming, will deliver the Grafton at COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
CONF OF A
MOVIE STAR
CHAPTER XVII RECEIVE A STRANGE LETTER


M'Masters would make Cissy a
movie star as soop as his reformation
promised to be permanent.
"a Rose detailed current history as
manufactured In the studios. ~ was
really on OF Cissy'r fan mall.
kure said. That proved that cissy
had a fund OF popularity which the
prodneer could bank OF to pay divi.
dands.
Ny FAN letters had done q
good deal for me. Most Of them
were welcome, PM were astounding
some mysterious. and once IN n while,
one was terrifying,
quite early in my career. a letter
had come 10 me from q fur corner
VI Brasil. Motherdear. who was my
only private secretary at the time.
sent the Autographed photograph re-
uuested. Next the South American
wrote that he was on his way to this
country-and comsng lust 10 coll up
on me- lie appointed the time FOR
the Interview
After that. Motherdear was most
unreasonable. had no more freedom
thun q convict. Never once was l
allowed to no alone on the streets for
months. Al the men OF the com
peuN were pledged 10 guard me at
y
hamper~d me when / went shopping.
The cNcitnhie South American was
depofted by the government In the
end. But MOthordear lost pounds
while lie was loose In this country.
] ceased to laugh over the sltua-
tlon Iona before II was concluded. for
Il rcrtainly was uncanny to he the
object Of an i%nfatuation. to he pur-
aued and never once tn have "a
glimpse Of the pursuer.
u was almost as strsnge 10 be con
unnalb reminded OF the deviation OF
girls y men whom ! never wa to
meet; 10 receive hundreds OF pounds
Of hnnbons at holiday time. aud
scnres OF bouquets weekly.
To acknowledge These charming
Elfts, and to care for the mail which
INCREASED tremendously with TIA. Pc
lsaH" OF every new picture, Mother
dear had TO hire an assistant secre-
tarE.
Miss MARY Boutwell, was middle
aged. practical aud romantic at the
same time and ultra efficient.
IN" day she handed Motherdear q
fan letter which belonged tu q series
received regularly for weeks.
A. Miss boutwell, threw down the
letter, b exploded
disguised writing How desct-
ubie,"
Perhaps Il was her instinct FOR plot
which gave Miss Boutwell, her clue
td a big adventure which disturbed
the monotonous life of q movie star,
when she announced. In an out
Iagcd tone. that "a certain persistent
admirer a taking his hand writing
Motherdenr and J were Immediately
Interested. But for quite different
reasons. probably. I don't know what
MothcrdeRr was thinking. but I hon
estiy hoped hat Jimmy Alcott might
be- the man, Though certainly d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
IL PAS0 DEFEATS
HIGH SCHOOL. $50
Local Team Unable to
Stop Forward Passes
of Opponents

Ell PAsO. Texas. Nov. 25.-The 81
PaHo high school won the annual
Thanksgiving football game with Al
buquerque high school ~ a score Of
IS to o. The Albuquerque boys fought
desperately throughout the game u
seemed unable TO check the scoring
OF thr FL Paso lads.
The teams were fairly equally
matched In weight and In line plung-
Ing. bus III Paso proved much super
Tor with the forward pass and fake
end rum During the second quarter
FL Paso worked the pass almost at
will.
Albuquerque kicked to FL paso to
start the game. Holcomb received a
tumble soon afterward. Roybal made
~ yards ON end run and Hammond
10 on a line plunge. I'll Pas held
touchdown vas Inevitable. Each side
punted often during The first quarter
a the play remained for the most
part In III Paso territory. Near the
close OF tina period Ei Paso got away
with a forward pass. The period
closed with the score as follows. ri
Paso Z. Albuquerque O.
During the second quarter Albu-
querque seemed to be absolutely help
leas against the forward pass gene
and the half ended 80 % o IN favor
OF I'll Paso.
During the remainder OF the game
he scorinE continued hut the Albu-
querque ladS were more successful
than during the second quarter.
During the tnird pe-ioG one touch
down was made and a safety and a
touchdown during the last quarter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
IS ROUNDS OF
BOXING FOR FANS
ON MONDAY NIGHT
Dan Padilla Announces
Three Good Prelimi-
nary Exhibitions

The Monday nikht boxing card 20
be staged Mt the armory on Monday
night has been cumpiefcd. IL VIII
consist OF az rounds Of boSiug. This
was the announcement mnde today by
Dan Padilih. promoter.
The card Il to START a. SiaO o'clock.
the curtain sraisrr to be between
Young O'ilocky and lack Brady for
four rounds. Following this go. which
Is 10 be ON the grounds OF winner
take nli." there will he a fonr-round
battle between Young Herrera and
Young lobby These men have fought
before TO n draw and are anNious 10
Try Il all over again.
The boxers Ia be In The main goos
are now practiclng diligently and are
giving public workouts each duy.
Benny Chavez, who IN to meet Sailor
Gonzales. IA o-king out each night
NJ the Palace pool hail with Kid
Annya. who II to meet Johnny Corona
In "a tcn-round 70. This Chavez
Gonzales batth- II to be for nfteen
rounds. ~
Gonzales has been doing his public
punching at the Ringing billiard
room every afternoon. taking on
Corona as his sparring partner.
Chavez also has been exchanging n
few punches with Eddie LAWS. the
big middleweight from New York
city. who Is here to challenge any
n~iiddleweight In ihe void and aiso
with Benny Cordova.
All of The boxers are said 10 he TT
for the 40. Promoter padiila says u
win be the fattest card Of ring activ-
ity ever gwen Aibuquerque fans
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so that | am now able TO do my work.
| recommend your Vegetable Compound
10 my friends who have troubles similar
10 mine and you may use these facts
Us a testimonial. Mrs. CT. PHILLIPS,
Toomsboro. Ga.
Weak, nervous women make unhappy
homes. their condition i%rritates both
husband and children. 1t has been
said that nine-tenths Of the nervous
prostrntl0n, ervou dependency, the
blues. - %irritahility and backache arise
from some displacement or derange-
ment of a womun's system. Mrs. Phil
lips letter clearly shows that no other
remedy IS so successful in overcoming
this condition as Lydia Il. piRkhams
Vegetable Compound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
Football Results

University OF Colorado. 10: Colorado
school of Mines =
Colorado COLLEGE, IS: Denver Uni
gerrity. 2I.
Washington State "a: Washington
University. o.
Christian University 10. Arkansas.
"a
Rice. o: oklahoma. q
Coleat. eI. Columbia IA
r...u " n...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
Sutherland Wins
Rife Club Shoots

u. g sutherland won the Aiatson
cup and the government trophy for
the membership shoot held at the
rifle club range near Martlnel'0wn
yesterday. both times being four
points ahead Of the closest conpeti-
tor. The cloudy weather proved u
handicap to the murksmen In the
he afternoon. The following are the
ecorea madas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
RALLY OF [ABORERS
TO Be TUESDAY
Date and Place OF Meet.
ing Is Changed; Pub
lie Is Invited

The date Of the Labor rally at which
steps will be taken 10 organic unions
OF cooks, walters and laundry workers
has been changed from November gs
to November %.
The rally Is to be held In odd Fell
lows halt and will consist Of a pro-
gram Of speeches followed by a buffet
luncheon. The speakers are 10 he W.
p. Seyfrcid. president OF the state
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WIS a poor role 10 wish onto Jimmy
Atiss fiothwcii ruined my drama
1T LOOKS like h began. then
stopped abruptly, Moihcrdear hnh
motioncd To her I saw the gesture
In "A mirror.
Whose whose Anyone ~
Know q" ! nsked impnlsiveiy. please
Jet me arc'
! glanced at the letter, then cried
IN ns~toni-hment.
1t looks liz. McMasters' writing
To ic Continued.
copyright, 1874, NEk service)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
Trinidad Mines
Operating Nearly
A Normal Force

TRINIDAD. Nov. 2B.-FIgures re-
ported at Colorado Fuel a. Iron com
pany headquarters show 80 per cent
OF the normal force Of workmen at
work today Ia mines OF Trinidad dis
trict where a strike In protest over 80
per cent wage reduction has been In
effect since November II. The five
company mines operating In Las
Animas county have a total OF 1.fs7.
men at work today, according 10 COM
pany statement. G5S Of which are
miners. This il "A reported gain OF
90 over yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

Federation Of Labor city Commits
sioner Ed Swope and h. r.. Atwood
The general pulls In invited Union
men are requested To bring thei'
sw.ethearts or families M frlendH
An cooks, walters and laundry work
ers are especially urged 10 he pres
O'Clock.
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University DEFEATS
AGGlfS IL FINAL
MINUTES PLAY
White Goes Over Csoal
en- . Forward
Pass

Thank rsisins bres<ht 4 rcrfee'
.lay e the rnisefs'ts q Nt~ Nfsiep
4 tssussa sAss NON Jsns.. rnl,
sefsIty A~nnfiefhatk - White fikh;
e,a. IN the last e1Hftsr " tnt Eame
with only Tive uinct<e.t c spare gave
The Nfx Nfzfco Io4eS tne xt.rtfyn
f1pft macy of The Stale. hreafhI
ri54,n 10 ne New Mexico AEkfea ana
ns<~ th< Looe< a 40 a slctotS.
iCnfr rallied ie Kick foAR for the fifsi
f,n1t TITS season.
1ri4e Kew 1Iexico Af<lsz had
treken up pas after pa>o Dut failed
&h<n cf's,ss, mon'sns
the AFaies slightly throuEnent the
tstt fno qnnrsrf~ ~ tns Fasne. the
lan< were oskInhizz to think tnrt the
fr1x wcnld end IN a scorelrss te
&nen The sensational play came.
White. a ife Nnierffitfn ,urrf
III snsrnoou. bafote h4 ctiikht sns
aplraI whseh rave The VARSITY Fl.di4
tors. OF the Eridlron th< championship
- 1tfss state. he nahbed long throws
az I6nes several shines for 20 end 20
jonr> Gsins slass Grpspt.
L |WM|M VIZ
% ead runs cafkinf, ". Herspdez,
WIifl4y and Bernh4tN oi piesef
their usual con>isteht game md
n4o<<S the effecfiye batterinG rams
uIi3n had no small share I q bringing
benpr 10 the chfrfy ans fHsef.s.
k1asen. quarterback 81 the visitors.
puf sup the hcki same hf has played
fhlo seAson. NJ 4~k1 A. dknk<root
kreens ea,asr each LIMA b -eaasnIA'
pnnf snd ran hts team like a VETERAN.
HoykIn. ths AgEie left halfbnck. did
h punfinE Tor his and Starred
An both receiving and breaking up
paas1e. lie was oufpnntea b. calkins
ot tAe Varsity however.
Tte Varsity touchdown came after
a4sensationni ao-yard run by Jones.
fnilqred ny several line plnnres and
the Forward pass
Srifher team was able 10 gain much
froond at the opening Of the game
and resorted 10 puntine. Jones at
tempted a drop kick on the SO-yard
1sne hut his kick went on the ground
The, 'Narsity'a best gain was a pans
from Jones 70 white. The AEgies
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Nah 80 weak anu Ifff-
| didn't know
what TO do. and coulC
not do my work. Nv
trouble was defcien;
and irregular peri
| read in the
papers what Lydia
y. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound had
done for Others and
decided 10 give il a
trial | got good
r.Hulfn fg.., ZEE -.
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Pig n whistle Candles. Hot Choco-
late. Eats. Sweets. Dancing.
College lnn.
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lR,ToN WINS.

RATION, y. NJ, Nov. 25-In "a close,
loosely played game. Ration defeated
CLAYTON by q score of to g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

You will find it in our classified
Columns.
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so WEAK
so NERVOUS
How Miserable This Woman Was
Until She Took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Toomsboro, Cal suffered terribly
with backachean headache all the time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

Chicken sandwiches aud Salads.
Eats. Swsets. Dancing. college Inn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

had the edge on passing and made
neterai successful aerial attacks but
did pot threaten to score.
The second iquarter. like the first.
was about even. Whre again made
a eoeyard gain by rscefvinE a pass.
a moment later the ARgies substi-
tured Charles for Tudor az left end;
Isnen for Davis at rig ht halfback and
Vance for VIII at left tackle.
Tbs Angles worked the ball TO
stfimpg distance OF the goal and
Boykin. left h~airback, tried for a
place kick ON tne 3b-yard line but
attempt was blocked. The first
al ended with the ball In the
'Narsitys possession ia mldfleld.
ss-xard Run.
In h third quarter. Popejoy TOOK
caikins' place nj right haifback and
the Latter relieved Whitley who re-
ttrod The Lobos managed TO keep
the hall In Aszle terr1tory. A IS
yard run by Jones was me feature Of
the period. Following his run the
VARSITY men tried TO push their way
70 astouehdown but lost the BALL on
the f5-yard linz. when a pass was IN
tfrcepted on q fourth down. The
AFgtfs kicked out OF danger and the
hhH was IN Possession OF the Loboa
~nep the quarter ended
Early In the fourth quarter. the
tiFitorn Intercepted a pass and carried
Tbs ball q short distance. Captain
Cfefnieaf OF the Lobos obtained the
hall ~ a tumble on his own 4g-yard
HRs.a Mapen vas sent In 10 relieve
Brfdhardt. left end.
Thu Varsity fnnd- It's downs several
ftfnea with line smashes but then lost
the hall when a pass was intercepted
iy Boykln. The Cruces PLAYERS made
q zuctcssfui pass but on a second at
fesnpt failed. The ball being grabbed
- hernandez. After the teams
moved back and forth a time in see
Jaw lsshion, Jones made a beautiful
tp-yaTd s%srpeptine run without In
tefferfnce 10 the i5-yard line. The
spectators who filled the bleachers
were on their feet and auto horns
WERE honklne. IL was the Iobos'
golden opportunity for o score. CAL
kinat and Jones each gained a few
sardh ~ line piunges. Thsn came
the Forward pass. one to white.
who ~ behind the goal post. Jones
missed his Kick for goal by a few
feet. soore-l sobos. G. Axgiea. o.
G~nrcnleaf Kicked off 10 ARgiea.
receiving the ball and runnlns
faF AZ yards. The visitors reaorted
~ forNard passes and although sey-
ffti4 We're web enacted. the elevenI
did got come within scoring dlstanca
raisp replaced Hare. ARrie renter.
INA before the game closed
Tho lineup.
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Texas 4. q ~. Umpire. c. g. Dyeg.
Tulane. Head linesman; Glen O.
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Pig n whistle Candies. Hot Choco-
late. Eats. sweets. dancing.
tOllege Ian.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-24

Telefono: San Juan 947; Santurce
22s Rojo.
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oRDEN

Sc .ordena por La presente que los
Receivers procedan embellishments
preparar v publican en- los peri6dicos
de mayor circulation en- la ciudad de
San Juan, un aviso de que todas aque-
las personas que tengan reclamation
de cualquier naturaleza importe con-
ira la West Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc,
de fecha anterior la del nombramiento
de los Receivers, debeIan radicar
con el secretario de la Corte de Distrito
de los Estados Unidos para Puerto Rico
una relaci6n escrita Y jurada en- la que
Sc haga constar la naturaleza y Ell i'm
porte de la reclamation, acompafada
de la copia de cualquier documento,
contrato, nota, ETC., sobre los que Sc
base dicha reclamation.
FL aviso debera notifcar todos los
reclamantes que treinta dias despues de
la fecha de esta orden no Sc adnlitiran
nj consideraran por la corte otras recla
maciones mas que aquellas radicadas de
bidamente como Sc expone.
San Juan, P. r., MARIO IA de 1921.
Perter j. HAMILTON, Juez.
Lo que de conformidad con Ia orden
transcrita, publicamos con esta fecha
para conocimiento de todcs los intere-
sados.
San Juan, P. r., mario 81, de 1921.
Rafael Martinez DOMINGUEz,
Uno de los Receivers de la West
Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc.
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22s Rojo
EN- La &C 0E.1zs e DTsTRITO DE Los
RsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA PA
RIA Ell DIsTRITo DE PUERTO RICO
Mercantile Bank of the Americas,
VS.
West Porto Rico Sugar Co., Inc. ct al
and Porto Rico Sugar Development Go.
Intervenor.
:.
No. 1o71.-EQUITY.
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