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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

age Of 1876 feet and be IL stories high.
Plans were announced during the
week for paper plant to be erected
at Baltimore by the Gwynns Falls
Paper Co., consisting of a reinforced
concrete building costing 100000 and
requiring the installation of machin-
cry costing 100000.
Plans have been approved by the
trustees for Greater Mercer University
at Macon, Ga, including the erection
of home for the president, main din
ing hall, science and law buildings,
gymnasium, dormitories, and the re-
modelling of present buildings at an
ultimate cost of about $2,5OO,OOO. Ten
tative plans have been provided by
Edw. L. Tilton, architect, New York.
Plans have been completed for a
large apartment house to be erected in
Baltimore at cost of $1,6O0000 for A.
T. Carrozza, Calvert Building, by F. A.
Fletcher, architect. The building will
be eight or nine stories high, fsteel
and concrete construction, with a
brick, terra-cotta and mrable exterior,
and will contain about 500 rooms.
Reports from many sections indicate
continued construction activity at an
accelerated pace, particularly of
dwellings, apartment houses and sim
liar construction. March figures for
of building permits issued
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16
A LAND OF VAST RICHES.

Kentucky long has been known within its borders and
throughout outside world state of great productive
The fertility soil the its natural wealth have made
EDorado Since early days the states history its sons
have surface the earth bountu supply of
golden grain The white hurley of Central Kentucky the dark
weed the Black Patch have made the OF the Commonwealth
known in all parts world bluegrass distinctive More
recently however the development of the wealth which lies under
the surface has been undertaken with force Coal and oil
join products which make Kentucky famous and
porous.
The development of the natural of Kentucky how
yet reached anything like its possible proportions An
indication of what yet be done toward bringing into play the
power of the states wealth given in address delivered
Thursday night before members of the Maxwell Street Community
Club by s. Grouse professor of metarey of the College of En-
cheering, University of Kentucky
Professor Grouse declares that Kentucky
lay 1.-THE greatest poentay Kentucky has and will probably in
the future be worth to the state than other coal
mines excepted
great optimism Yet who know Professor Grouse
he of the type given xaggeraon He has made
definite investigation and examination of the value of Kentucky
shae the methods of mining it and the demand for its products
Kentucky the sha beds fortunately close the surface
of the ground making mining less difficult than in other places The
shae industry scarcely infant promise With
this added the other of wealth. surely Kentucky
say. my cup runneh over Lexington Herald
Dover people always good community boosters
didn't take them thirty days funds purchase site for their
lew button factory.
Employer employee their duties the other
both the public well their respective ghtsJames Davis
Secretary of Labor
Women compete equally with any sacrifice time
and enegyMrs Annette Abbott Adams Attorney
eraL
The of navy reduced approximately per cent
compared with last yearArthur Pollen British naval expert and
critic.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16
yOLSTEAD FOR Lands.

Washington. Impeachment pro.
ceedings will not be brought agains,
Federal Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands. In
the new Congress II Chairman Andrew
]. Volstead, OF the House Committee
on Judiciary, can prevent 1t. TIE says.
From careful consideration OF the
charges made against Judge Lands
and the evidence adduced In their sup
port, ! believe the findings are unsup-
ported an dthe recommendation made
In the last Congress for further in
vestigation entirely unjustified. The
charge against the Judge is that he
entered into a certain contract with
various baseball associations. The
finding that the act of entering upon
this contract and Of agreeing therein
to functio mas an arbitrator between
these baseball associations is incon-
sistent with full and adequate per-
formance Of the duties Of Judge Ian
dis is rather indefinite. II 1t means
that the duties assumed by the judge
will take so much O fhis time and en-
ergy as to interfere with his judicial
duties, Il rests on mere assumption
in support of which there Is not the
slightest testimony. The Judge was
first offered a salary Of $4,000 year.
He agreed to take s42,5O0 and give
$1,000 to a secretary furnished for
the very purpose of relieving the Judge
from work that might interfere with
his judicial duties"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16
CONSTRUCTION In
SOUTHLAND SHOWS
SOME IMPROVEMENT
Increase Is Shown In Construction In
Comparison With Two
Weeks Ago.

Baltimore, Md. Approximate,
SIS, 503,599 is the amount of money in
volved in the weekly summary on con
tracts awarded and initial announce
ments regarding construction projects
on which the work will be under way
in the near future and for Which con
tracts are to be awarded shortly, a!
, reported In the construction columns
of the Manufacturers Record for thu
week ended April |. This total com.
pares with that of s31,7S1,5 S2 for the
preceding week and $25,5S6 for the
week before that.
The contracts actually awarded dur
ing the week involve a total estimated
expenditure Of $4,746,530. The con-
tracts to be awarded will mean the
757 ,069, which includes contemplated
land DEVELOPMENT at North Augusta,
Ca, tentative plans calling for the
erection Of modern hotel, establish
ment of flourish colony and notion
picture center, provision for addition
al hydro-electric facilities and the
utilization o fabout 5000 acres Of land.
at total estimated cost of over So
100000. Plans are being perfected for
and engagements ut
the new power plant of the Kansas
City Light & Power Co.. Kansas City,
Mo-. which will involve an expenditure
of approximately $S0OO,OOO, including
the installation of ne wgenerating and
boiler-room equipment and extensions
Contracts awarded for school build
ings amounted to total investment of
81 81 900, compared with S933,437 for
The preceding week. Apartment-houses
and hotel for which contracts have
Just been awarded will necessitate the
expenditure of about S605,0O0, while
such projects during the preceding
week involved the expenditure OF
e5S9,000. Store buildings for which
contracts were awarded have total
valuation Of $255,O00, compared with
$4,000 for the week ended March %.
There was an appreciate decline in
contracts awarded for projects under
,ther classifications especially of
'oads, paving and bridge work, and |
sewers, drainage and water-works and |
work to be awarded on and about |
April l, and the large amount that was
involved in the contracts awarded on
March Is and nearby dates, and the |
'lackening in activities during the
Caster holidays
Plans were announced for new Y |
". c. A. Building to be erected at New |
Orleans, La, at cost of $1,000,O00. A |
lite has already been purchased and |
I'D buildings are being RACED for the
lew building, which will have 'front.'
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

will probably exceed those Of the pre-
ceding months by a big amount and
reports indicate that the construction
progrom has as yet made only a good
start. It has not even approached a
maximum stride. Architects, contrac-
tors and builders have in preparation
scores OF projects which will later ex-
swell reconstruction vol
,,u,a
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

pain at all. / recommend your medi-
cine to everyone and you may publish
my testimonial, hoping that the Vege-
table Compound does some other girl
the good it has done me. Mrs. GEORGE
TEGARDEN, 9l5 Third Street, Mounds
vile, w. Va.
How many young girls suffer as Mrs.
Tegarden did and do not know where to
turn for advice Or help. They often are
obliged to earn their living by toiling
day in and day out no matter how hard
the pain they have to bear. Every girl
who suffers in this way should try Lydia
.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
i she does not get prompt relief write
to the Lydia g. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Massachusetts, about her health.
Such letters are held in strict conf.
dence.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16
go On Savings
STATE NATIONAL BANK
We sell First Mortgage Bonds taken
on Conservative Values.
The STATE TRUST COMPANY
A MOUNTAIN TRAGEDY,

A good friend of all wos SO scared
that he became insensible in the
Court House. The deed was done as
with a hot iron in one of the jury
rooms by Mr.. Counsel and Mr.. De-
PENDANT. DR.. Commonwealth worked
in vain to revive the poor fellow but
he was motionless the rest of the day.
The victims name was Mr.. Moral Con-
science and he is supposed to live in a
place called Everyman. - Hyden
Thousandstciks.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

Every Chinese child, rich or poor, is
carefully taught how to address his
parents. his superiors, hes fellows,
and his interiors with fitting courtesy.
Even among the poorest classes con-
siderable portion of each day is de-
voted by the child to the study of eti-
nuette
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

because my periods
were irregular, came
every two weeks,
and l would suffer
with bearing-down
pains. A lady told
me Of Lydia Il. Pink
hams V eg e t able
Compound and how
much good 1t had
done her daughter,
so l took 1t and now
] am regular every
month opd ha,,a NJ
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16
ONE NE1GHBOR
Tells ANOTHER
Points the Way to Comfort
and Health. Other Women
Please Read

Moundsville, W. Val had taken
Doctors medicine for nearly two years
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

The cost of navy reduced approximately eleven per
compared with last yearArh H. Pollen British expert
critic.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

Employer and employee have their duties the other and
10th to the public well their respective ghJames Davis
Secretary of Labor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-16

Women compete equally with any sacrifice in time
and energyM Annette Abbott Adams Assistant Attorney
eraL
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

ioui0l o. TRIMS to uork uut ~
housns crisis PSI building littie rsrien
ciilrs about twenty miles oufdir ts
limits Thesa experiments in Whole
sale home construction are being 40
ried ou hy the cnteurise ~ private
capital backed no With thr seneruus
government subdivision that ls t,inx
r,vu to 900 home cunstuctiun projects
The profits ~ ihs promoting com
pany will he limited n seven per cent
~ fhr Investment he prucc~is over
ami Shove This amount go'ng bach Into
town improvements
Tho ideal house so much talked ~
NJ ENGLAND that resulted from tho
nnllt Mail composition viii b. siven =
practical iry oui IN this Now ciy The
name ~ The plaoc when completed WIN
D. Welvyu Garden City New York
pusi
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Make fasJ mru hy usag -lpful
IHrL saut l.lf HUiuI boiling uater.
Ms ard atru veil blended aii three
0lIslis of n.u 900 o. trasruufuI %
uIt chu ths IHerY srI m.auuhIls
cote anl pc. euaulH HrlIss to srre
fhs family Cocoa fHrm unfu tender
o. "a trup made hf boiling oHr rlpful
each m sleaf 900 uafsr together
When tender remove fHe auu'es 20
rh.U The arp.ss .Inl.I te tender tut
keeping fhf.r shaIs U.U ffr chilled
rasfff .H fH.H sheet HrI rut in
fuunis fH nslr.f .Htrf fhe HTp'es cut
UIf snaU triangle r the rounds and
usf ihr eisr amr 'hs apple Iu ihs
rounds ari cover aIil "a coo NJ pasfry
fuo Inches In Diameter nru.h fhe Top
uIfh cold water before adjusting ne
COP ifeige uith sugar anf bake until
fhs crust is bro. Serve with a
spaoufuI n taHi Hlls upsi ol ne
COO % each end pas fhr sauce lsft
from CO. aup 10 which the apples
SER cooked
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
COMMUNITY HAS NEW IDEA
aisnsst irtufanes Practically Cossr
nc Whole To~r IL SEQ 10 Hsss
Hsd Escs.isnt Rssuta

Al ihe workers empaysi 3D. the
various iufusfris. IaateI 20 KInrs
port Tenn have hyfu insur,d against
death sickness aui aeoiisut uuisr
single grHup poi.cy me Nsu Yefs
Times records
in au about to thousand rrrsnus
ruF.aiei tJ teu large eouafHs sr.
thus protected ari A. ths rHIuIaiiuf
~ fhe town ~ kInrsport u estimated
ai about iUU' sima-t egsfy famiIy
IN fis community HiI receive r.
nanrial benefit De- case 70 accident
fesness or death n,er'ating anr .
its bread winning members
Tho policy has hem in EJECT fof
some mnrfhs Aeruni'nr to on ais
% tts Insurance comuauy ih's O. ths
nrs Instance tnnsr Whsrs atale
commusiiy tas adopted a standard
ifsd plan ~ Insurance To stpsri
msnt IL at'n r'iHs ihs atsrfian -
many Other municipalities. especially
public ofC.hIs who arr interested Be-
community service
A prominent community worker has
saif that DO prospective financial
benefit % BE- derived hy Individuals
under H. poI'c1 vas ~ Or Iess im
poriancs than ihr gsucrul good shieh
hss resulted from ne qul,tsh.us -
tho conscience ~ me uhois Kiussport
eommuHiil
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
THE WOODS
BY DOUGLAS MAlLocH


~ dirty floor ~ o. Shiny bar IN
~ 'ls HnfrrHu NJ heu
Dave seq them HaHd with DEVILS
i'fr : have beard tts tales fhey
tell
have heard them trug " fhs british
things : have heard tism boast
ri shame.
TIL . .HlsrI aFain f1r fhs Jewish
co.. far ihe Goi uh8 Huofs elth
fame
Ard . wondered much n there fingered
'II rHf dream of taItuaI land
Not al tender hals.f of me'tsrs
AIS 0r touch % sister. band
lor ae wander far ar1 fh, scar. ~
Ply arI 'ts Hn.Haal vision nlrs
iei uf ars 200 s.r. ~ ffe mothers q
mn aHi brother fa au ffs r.iis
Ana 10 .s DOG there i1 tfe uHf clone
fhli fhe souls ~ men farsst.
IN Co. house n pride. 01 Coo polished
Ha'r where Co. TIlsl oar. ere
urf
! have heard ne tale that Is often
in.l u ihe dirty tarro1m f1Hr
While ihf Iiie smiled ari o. Iaunrer
laughed. end no hesi'al ASKED flr
more
Far no thing We ars d ths Thing "
arr uot the thing in garments
rrus
And 'hs rnai that ffs O. tte taro-s
rHat tui che man inside Is sou
y o. u0h ar 4 n o. such aa yHl nat
have made % 'esfs aHI ifss-
iei ue arr CO. s.Hr ~ ffr mothers ~
mrn and brother % ali GO maiis
lea ihr sons we arr ~ r. motherhood.
of o. ua'teriale divine
AMI : raH n1t Islander mIt mother
Iwrs NJ A. Z Islander m.ne.
iea CO. brothers Hrs % drefhoad
uf f'e sisters loved nr Inre
Arf 500 ean ro' Islander DO Isas' anf
Fay mar no world shall rav
sour uur
laf q uomans nams nuf uaman'a
fmf fhey ere sweet arI frar ~
flowers.
hut CO. strength 'n shield srf 80
arm io uieii f1r ne uunars
uamr rrn ours
tei ihs Co. made uan kelr be- Goa
made trust rn De- ufes issi tai.
usti f1es-
For ue arr ne s.Hs ~ ths mothers
~ men and brother 90 au ne
malls
frrrrffrkfn
n
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Boil ur urr rupfH ~ mills uifh ne
ftiriy shaved Hn1 of talfa lennon and
pour % over fNH uh'.sf aHfu's %
brad rrumi. Remove fin1 beat toa
cream enc yu.ss Of $500 eggs aifh one
quarter ~ ruuiu' ~ sugar ani three
iah.espooafuis OF batter 20 fils afi q
quarter of H urfa. each % ehesinut
puree ari apr.s pnno, Mix us'l adf
fhe strained juice of haIf lennon and
rolr Into us'I battered pudding iish.
ths edges OF which have been lined
with rounds .f paste uats until nm
n meisuff oven AI.lu ta cool
then cover Win o. mrr'nrue using no
whites ~ $50 eggs arf ESQ table.
sfc0nflH uf u.af urrlgr with
nsar decorate eifh url.tl cherries
and return tH 90 oven o. tnIun.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Do altering 90 homes rather ihsn o.
tie construction ~ nov ones laiiicss
ani rrilis srsm 20 apprai Co ne o..
ieriar decorators sfhemr ~ things
Tho same mHnnrr ~ treatment is
siyen too expansive bay window
where Instead ~ curtains. decuutivs
iars to'ilus stlmhlng vines are placei
no the sides Tho vines uill soon maxi
no lattice a thing u beauty.
The use ~ The growing vines on the
lattice indoors 4 growing IN favor
tho plainness u mo walls % the hreak
fast room d relieved BY the green o.
me climbing vines
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Meli ors rupful % brown sugar and
two iablesuorfu.s ~ butter until
brown bui uot burned raur over ths
mixture tuo cuWH'. aI boiling NINA
and simmer uuiI ihe sugar U.s. d.
solved Meanwhile snak ihirt slice
~ bread iu cold uufrf until soft. pres.
al the waiter from b. aul beat On tis
yolss ~ tuo rsgs pine. of saii and
schui teasrooufui III vanilla Pour
into a huitsrrl baking iI,h au1 hatr
in o. pan 10 water f1r FORTS nga mir
uies naai thc whites ~ ihr esg. un
W rin aii two nhirsponfgIs ~
powdered sugar nri coo iu.Hs ~ haif
q ifm0u. hsai HrH spread over thr
pudding ani brown ina mn.israte oven
Serve hHi uf cold
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

papers masurnss ard psfsasrs. ths
VIPER oue far letters Zach floor has
r' own separate foof aiI.h it, mail.
man OPENS uteu be- strives The
uplef ro'r O. uHri siih uu to pro.
i',i 'hv letters FROM = possibly ieaty
nof n sou decide o. tJ OF 600.
h'rihouss ma'ihn iout h. surprised
Y y"l COS the maEings ~ tirfs
nesi in ihe midst ~ yolf mail sens
One morning Popular Science Mlafh
b.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
Hometown
4tlVlpsA
-G--b-$
IMPROVE LOOK OF mAlLBOX
One o. the Bss, o. sohsmss 10 10
Give II the Appearance o.
B.rdhouss

The usual h y u mailboI II
simple AFFAIR ~ tin and WOOD
efficient but ugi, II stands oli in
front = the hous, and spoIls ths Io-aks
Of ihr p.hce
What's me r,mei, for thisl Build
more stately hukrs
Here sou see maIlt0t that n
mas, ns, a mrih0usr q ls divided
into two floors tho lower oue fof
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

TIL desserts w. have ever day
Il heumr mnr0'.naus s1 ae uel.
some o. change even % the prsrara.
uon fasrs more time ths pruiu.i IT,
worth lt
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
Enall,h Ovarian

Their goes Lieutenant Podkina Ne
has travelled thousands Of miles under
water"
"ln q snhmarlnef'
"Of course ltd you think he tied
paving stones 10 bic heels 10 keep him
down aud held hls breathT'- Bluning
ham Herald
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24
nOthqer5CooBBoCk

u trna Doe fa Hr ready 30 mIr o.
49, f N'HH h0fH.E HHHH ElI SHAT Is
dn.H..I I.f fh.HaH aNI.H Hr leave % .H
ifasaHs uf..rd aa afHff - aaaIu
lafef .H t0fHIr ua cod EaIHHa uar pafh
L----. ..-.-
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

rrH Star Tlet ihHl flr tne'
hnu hie ta nfr
seonrl Scar Wen ihaf nuffs
~ ih'Ht nr tnHv bow srsu ih. a..
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

To Australian sense of trm1r L.
veil Developed n private ufe. tat IN
oH.c'al cr.ies % o. often shut oat hy
red iape barriers Dor Instance o. wa
most unfortunate that tho federal 20,
eminent which has caused storm h.,
raising legislators salary without
rrierrncr 90 taxpayers. should have
lndorsed The following hur, poster on
hfhalf ~ Tho second rearr loan aIirlp
tho nirFer Holp Your Couutp u,lp
Yourself When thp humof ~ thl.
announcement was recognized D.,
prs, aui lnhllr. u lost iis Popularity
u.ii ih, -H.rwmsHt which hai o.
uIsh to D. reminded that q bad aI
ita., so f's=i esamplc Ia tLr o.
ui hvIplug ouosglL
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

sas'ut.-sa yss cent us, ~.
slssatedf
No.s-No Indeed tss s.b~ay io'
riins.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

Take enfeiOIe of e'rf.r rGrfHi of
cold waiter mit anil .alt f.rH frr MIN
uies ilsr aif fuo Gpfl's or boiling
water Three fHfiis NJ ruUfH ~
1usaf, oneha'f HwuI ~ Isman iu'rv
and o. package ri ruuI i1frs um
into "a mo'l frsi dHtl .uio raIi aa.
ter. aul cbul Serve with plain or
whipped cream.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-24

"whhi o. uuHiHh holding forth
ahontf
The fufturc. of uar'
= zee o. mlis h's m sugar"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-10
Por Ia Corte de Distrito
SECci0N iPRIMERA

The Rosita Agrfcola Co. vs. Carmen
Centrale (desahucio1, la Corte decla-
r6 con lugar la mocion de los sfndicos
de III demandada, radicada el dfa 24
dc septiembre iiltimo.
Geronimo Berries vs. Jose Lopez
Perez (seryidumhre), la Corte en- Wis
ia de que las parties no Sc pusieron
de acuerdo ordeno Sc enmeiilara Ia eX-
poSici6n del caSo en- Ia forma solicita-
tia por el apeladQ, hacienda constar
en- cuanto Ia, inspection ocular prac-
ticada. one Ia Cofte tuvo presente al
realiZarla el acta levantada por ell an
terror iuez Gc esta Corte Sr. Texidor
en- enero I de 1920 al practicarla de
nuevo. no levant0 Ii correspondence
acta. por estar de un todo de acuerlo
con aquella.
FL Pueblo VS.. Hilario Milan (aSesi-
mato en- primer grado). Ii Corte selal0
al acusado $4,000 de fianZa para srI
lihertad provisional.
Eieuterio Rodriguez Apontd vs.. Mer
cedes RamiS Negr0n (divorcio). Sc lla
mo este case para juicio Y compareci6
Solamente la dema nGaG;l Y contra de-
mandante Y no el demandante. y como
este seilalamiento Sc hizo el dfa de la
lcctura del tdlendario. Sc procedi0
celebrarlo, y In CGrte declare sin lu-
gar IL. demanda con lugar Ia contra
demanda. Y por Ia cauSa de abandono
del marido Il la mujer. diSuelto el ma
trimonio entire las parties. quedando los
hijoS bajo la patria potest;id de la
matlre costaS al demandante.
FL Pueblo VS.. Agustfn Agosto Je-
siis Rodriguez. fueron condenados a
50 Y S15 de multa. respectivamente
por infracci6n al reglamento de la Co
mission de Servicio ptiblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-10

FL Hon. Juez Campillo ha resuelto
en- los dfas seis Y siete del corriente,
los siguientes asuntos.
Bernabe Sahal.er vs.. Santiago lyle
sias Rlntin lnulidad de contractor. Wis
ia, la moci6n del demanddnte en- este
caso, Ia Certe ortlen0 al Secretario, Sc
expida la orden ducos tccam solicitada
dlir,gida al demandado Rantin. Y Sc Sc
fiala para Ia comparecencia el dfa 4,
del corrientes
Guillermo Noyoa VS.. Pedro Acosta
iuez municipal de yesa Baja. (ccr-
ciorari}. Ia Gorte diet6 una ortlen pa
ia que poY el Secretario Sc cxpida cl
manlamiento de cerciorari solicitadu
v senala la eomparecencia para ell dfa
Is del actual.
Tambi6n fue seiialada. para cl dfa
IS del cofriente, el case lie desahucio
de Wenceslao Borda VS.. Hartolom6 .To-
va
yiotri Olivia VS.. Ricardo Davila Go.
danos Y perjuicioSl la corte decla-
r6S con lugar la mocion eliminada de
III l.arte demandada. V concede al de-
mandante 10 dfas para enmendar.
Banco Comercial de Puerto Rico
VS.. Central Bayauey. por estipulaci6n
DIAL de las parties. Sc suSpenti0 Ia Wis
ia del case hasta nucyo seilalamien-
to.
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a In vista de Ia orden para que cOmpa-
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car compras pages hechos a los
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clar0 sobre sus actuaciones en- el ca
so, y Ia Corte orden6 al taquigrafo que
haga una trascripei6n de su declara-
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