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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
No LONGER A FAIR SEX

Since the long ago, there has been recogni-
ton OF the so-called fact, that women are the
Weaker vessel" the "iair SEX" is entitled TO
different treatment to that accorded to men. Now
in this day OF equal suffrage for both women and
men, there is a growing tendency upon the part Of
women to declare their equality OF footing. ability
to meet responsibilities, and eligibility to all places
open to humanity.
Councillor Margaret Hodge OF the Womens
Freedom League Of England Women talk less
than men. Women can keep secret" She also
decries the shoddy witticsms based on the spin
sters" the mother -in-law" and the "iair sex"
declares that there was time in the history OF
mankind when woman was creature OF adorn-
ment. AT that time. the "iair sex" idea was per-
haps expressive, but Margaret Hodge expresses
her disapproyal OF all such designations She says
that women are far too important today TO care
Tor such silly things as merely being fair in COM
plexion
Those who have not blinded their eyes against
the beneficent influence the noble characteristics.
the self-sacrifcing elements in woman's nature.
are bound TO agree in measure at least, with the
contention OF Margaret Hodge of England Il
may be that her stand is triile strong in some
particulars, but viewed in the light of essentials
there can be no doubt OF the fairness OF her as
sumptions on the whole.
Women OF real worth women OF character
women who recognize for themselves a mission
among their fellow human beings on earth, are no
longer willing 10 be considered as ornaments
They are citizens. and have the right to be con.
sdered in connection with every thought involving
the affairs OF the communities in which they live
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

growing out u the publication IN the
papers mentioned " a news item over
court proceedings In connection with
the sale of a drug store In Amarillo
By third party.
The trial ended yesterday noon on the
court issuing. ON motion ~ the defend.
ants lawyers, prc-cmptory instructions
io the jury tu bring In a verdict Tor the
defendant Mr.. Mum.
Defendant claimed as defense that
the item In question was printed as a
news item ~ court proceedings with.
out malice ar intent 10 injurc.
Plaintiff asked for damages as a re.
suit - the publication II the article In
question.
Attorneys Russell of Hereford. and
II. T.. Hoover and y, 4. Willis 81 Cana.
dian. represented the plaintiff Mr.. Cay.
Tor and Attorneys kimbro az Amarillo
and T.. J. pickcns and J. W. Sanders
Il Canadian rcprcsc led the defendant,
Mr. Nunn.-Canadian Record.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

This Panhandle winter weather we are hay
ing is not going 10 make the coal baron very rich
but who cares for the coal king; On the other
hand, the coal bin that is getting low is lowering
very slowy-and the poor man thanks his stars
for that."-Iiggins News Just what the stars Of
the poor may have to do with the high tempera-
ture and slow consumption Of coal, we do not
know, but anyway our thanks are due.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

\ Sunday School is being maintained in Ama-
rillo for every child and every adult in the city
The influence OF these institutions for good. can
not be overeStimated. When we fail 10 avail our
selves OF their helpful offices, we invite harmful
results from other sources These schools fiji the
mind with wholesome thoughts, and mentality
thus occupied. whether juvenile or adult, is far
less susceptible to the entry OF undesirable
thoughts King solomon, noted Tor his wisdom
declared il the long ago: AS a man ,hnkcth
. so is he"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

- oUsES containing seven or
eight rooms are the most popu-
lar types q houses now being
u built. Mainly, because the
email house helps solve tho servant
problem and largely also because OF
the high cost Of building materials.
The small bat charming home 10 the
fashion and many exceptionally
practical and beautiful little homes
have been designed 20 meet this
present need among homo builders
and h0m" seekers.
!, would indeed be very difficult TO
End "A more attractive li,tlo home
than the one shown today Conn
pact and couyonon down TO the last
detail. aud az the samo time losing
nothing tn tho way OF appearance.
this house Is one which appeals 20
all seeking a small house. The first
floor Includes a bright and CHEEKY
living room from which the stair
case ascCnds ana which is featured
BY a brick IRE place. n dining room
with u charming bay window, a
glazed sun porch and Kitchen mod
ornly equipped with service porch IN
che rear. This story Is finished IN
Washington FIR with mission stain
anl floors OF fr.' Upstairs there are
three lovely bed rooms with nice
closets. - s.eep!ns porch. store room
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

In Brown County. the county agricultural agent
has suggested meeting Tor all the cotton grow
ers, at which definite steps should be taken to
secure and plant uniform seed OF the best strain.
While the northern and central sections OF the
Plains OF Texas could not be considered prime
cotton territory, and the advces, suggestions and
deductions as TO the ileecy staple, might not
strictly apply but it would be very easy to sub
sti,ute the kaiiirs and have an exact and highly
desirable adaptation OF the work offered in Brown
County Uniform seed OF the best varieties OF
kaiiirs would unquestionably be good for all the
northern and central sections OF the Plains Coun-
try, and in the lower sections. the applications OF
the doctrine to cotton, would be helpful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

In a recent issue Of the Childrc,s Post. Editor
J. [. Thomas writes: Optimism in the ,upcrla-
tive degree was the general sentiment expressed
at the Chamber OF Commerce dinner, Friday
night, and We believe this splendid pauacca Tor
hard time, really soaked into many mind, pres
emit II this Astounding optimism, with IT., bless
ing and good cheer, SO pcrmcating the session 81
the Chamber OF Commerce. nigh, be commun.
Gated 20 all 81 the people OF Chdrcs, County. and
then spread outward in all directions, inocuating
all 81 Texas. what blessing would result
Ladies OF Amarillo and those 81 an thi, portion
OF the country must feel relieved through the
fact that Ernest Thompson Seton has declared
through one OF the great metropolitan dailies. that
the scantiness OF womenS attire has absolutely
no bearing on. nor reflection OF morals, lie call,
attention To- the fact that the clothc,less tribes 81
EaS, Africa whose wearing apparel is absolutely
nil, are the mos, moral people in the entire world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

there's the trouble hunter--thc fellow
who can find flaw In the diamond and
% fllso Tint in the rainbow and dis
cord In The sweet note ~ the nlghtln
gale. lie strains his eyes "a find q
cloud IN the horizon ~ a perfect day
ana Is disappointed II he does not find
u. Not hoing satisfied with the troubles
which surround him. he casts his horo
scoop" and brings them forth full pano
piled from the future with a chart
showing their location.
oh. We pl,Iful hlpcds called mon. how
We complain and make faces like spoil.
II children no play. How "" delight,
in building mp hog.os and crossing ou'
bridges ~ disaster that We are never
tu know Yes man. born of woman. q.
20 funny animal and Is hut little wiser
than h. was in the days 81 Pharaoh.-.
NcGrcguh Mirror.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
OLD AGE.

Iron the Omaha World.Ileraldl
Every once In a while young man.
Just crossing the threshold u the news.
paper profession. refers To some 81 eO
or th"rcabouts as an "old man" or an
aged woman" II slips past the cite
editor and then there is the dlcken.
% pay. The seNagcnar.ans IL the com.
munity rise In protest And the editor
has humbly 10 apologize and take IL all
back.
SIXTY isn't an old age. Just when
youth ceases andimiddlc age begins. ar
where the dividing line between mia.
de az" and old age appears. we confcs,
We don't know. llut there are too many
examples II both iscnial and physical
achievements after 60 io consider that
age as old. Years OF themselves do not
constitute old age.
VINO thinks uf General John J,
Pcrshing as olde And yet. ne reached
his 6oth birthday in the year Just pass
ed.
Was Marshall Foch old. when he sent
that memorable message nj the first
battle uf the Marine? My right IL
crushed: my left Is In retreat: am al.
uckigg with my ccnter?" Those are
not ~" words ~ an old man. But Foo n
was Ga when he wrote them. He wss
M older -four years later. when he WIS
chosen to De- IN" supreme military
leader ~ the allies.
Was Clcmenccau an old man. when
he rcawnkencd the dispirited people ~
France. rcorganized her government,
ana hailed az the dclivcrer ~ his mn.
uun?' lie was 20 when he did that.
George Payson Weston was 70 when
70" walked the entire breadth 81 tho
American continent. making as high
ns seventy miles In single day AZ
one time. That isn't the feat OF an
old man
v W Mills was seventy when ne Or.
Fnnizrd street railway company In
Sioux Falls. and today at 90 he IL stun
active directing manager Of his com.
pnny. That II not the achievement Of
lean and slippcrcd pantaloon."
There are other instances innumer.
able one man celebrates his 7sth
birthday by kicking the hat of six.
foot friend. Another turns handsprines
NJ tho same age England has a won.
an who has qualified as an aviator at
the age of 100. Surely "old age" hasn't
cr"pt upon them vet.
Years Of themselves do not constitute
odd age" Probably the epigram maker
came nearest the truth who said: ~
man II NJ old as he feels. n woman 90
old ns she looks"
Tho native ~ nm Arkansas swamp
was asked one day; do people ever
live 20 old age In this locality7"
You're doggone right they do" was
the answer. And Il don't take 'sU
long 10 do Il. either"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

In the editorial columns OF the Clovis News,
Editor Manson includes this paragraph: There
should be no lull in building activities in Clovis.
Spring should see more new homes started here
than ever before. There is a demand for homes
for people to live in and there will be until sys-
tema,c building campaign is inaugurated that
will make homes available for those who wish TO
become citizens OF Clovis This the moral, con-
struc,ve ideas OF the press may ever be reeog-
nzed, exerted for the general good in every COM
muni,y. To-day there is no other such power in
voking its influence and power for desired devel-
opment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
Governor Edward I Edwards OF Now

Governor Edward ! Edwards OF New
Jersey promised 90 make that state a.
wet as the Atlantic Ocean. Governor
Edwards followers enacted 35 per
cent beer law. Now Governor Edward,
Is IN sackcloth and ashes. New Io
Soy legislators repealed his beer law
and ratified the eighteenth amendment
by vote Of - 90 I. Instead ~ holng
AZ wet as the Atlantic ocean. these
new lawmakers ~ New Jersey insist
that the state should b. made as dry
NJ tho Sahara desert. Gone Is another
idol ~ the vets. another prop ~ the
vets and another gentleman who Is op.
posed 10 the return Of the saloon and
yet rnys tina, prohibition Is farce.
Port Worth Record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
MUM WINS VERDICT IN
NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUIT

Tho district court took up the case
Monday OF Geo. y. Caylor W. ]. l..
Nunn ~ Amarillo In which Mr.. Caylor
Is suing Mr.. Num-, az publisher OF tho
Amarillo Daily News and the Amarillo
Daily Panhandle for damages 90 the
amount Of $4,000 and exemplary dam.
ages to the amount 81 $4,000. for libel,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
CHARGE OFF DEPRECIATION

ShnuId You happen 20 be one % that
small minority without foresight who
are not charging their costs OF opera.
ton with the depreciation OF their
plants and equipment, you should he
Interested In this bit Of industrial his.
tory told by Horace Carr. Of Cleveland.
For many years the Job department
of the Cleveland Herald was tho largest
printing plant in the Middle West, II
WIS founded N ISIS. fnfses its owners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Amarillo will build whenever all things con-
spire to that end-materials rightly priced. labor
rightly priced and plenty OF water secured 10
warrant an increase OF citizenship and the plant
ing OF factories here. Accepting this as fact,
there are numerous tasks to be performed in the
interest OF the general good Let everyone get
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

-
plant. the snm a; which the business
inv"ntoricd nj that time.
In 1894 the plant. containing the
same number 81 machines aa in 1859.
was inventoried ana sold for $500. Sew.
en- hundred dollars 81 this sum was nh.
sorbcd In rent while the plant VIVA he.
ing sold. In other words. n check for
Just one hundred dollars was turned
over to the hoirs Of the, owners.
This IN vivid illustration Of. tho
fact that any factory. mill, shop. rail.
rond or firm that does not charge off n
sum each year from the cost Of its
equipment and add II TO the cos, Of its
product II simply taking out annual In.
stailments Of Its original Investments In
the belief that they are profits. And the
final judgment In junkr'-Exchange.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

With which every thrifty housewife
will fall in love. and a bath room
with linen closet. Ample vail spaces
In all tho bed rooms allow for the
happy arrangement OF the furniture.
This story Is finished in the natural
ilr. vanished. and has floor u FIR.
As shown here. this house, which
Is 80 feet wide By 90 feet deep, IS OF
frame construction with metal lath
and s;ucco on the outside. J, has q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Poland hopes TO he able 20 export
10000 metric tons Of sugar from It's
coming crop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

Al the close Of 1890 the United s,a,es
had a trade balance In its favor OF two
- sa--r ~tsaFtss lllfie.. s.sf.--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30
ROSS CRANE SAYS AMARILLO NEEDS
100000 HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

Ross Yesterday said that
A3io0oo hRh school building Of hsh
no, than
building that viii ~ school for
ii children and the first
'qui-" to her provision her
df'n II his opinion that the public
here should L. Anarulo
school facilities On a with her other enterprises
Church stressed esueclaly
tho children q the hoy again.
would a IL
boy cannot b. normal boy unless swim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-30

concrete foundation and a full base
ment which Is seven feet six inches
high. The first and second stories
are each eight feet six Inches high.
The roof Is OF shingles, stained with
red or green crCoso,e and outside
castings and cornlces should be paint
cd white. II "a estimated that the
cost OF building this house would be
between s3.S0O aud $4,000, exclusive
Of plumbing and heating.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

Es abogado de los demandantes el
'letrado Manuel Tous Soto, con ofici-
ma en- la ciudad de San Juan, Puerto
Rico, calle de San Jose ndmero 20,
altos.
Y Sc LES NOTIFICA TAMBIEN
que de no comparecer cOntestar la
demanda dentro de los 10 dias de no
tificados, 81 la notification Sc hiciere
en- el Distrito Judicial de HumacaO;
dentro de los veinte dias .si dicha no
tificaci6n Sc hiciere fuera del Distrito
Judicial, pero en- el territorio de
Puerto Rico; y dentro de los cuaren-
ia dias, 81 Sc hiciere en- otra parte, los
demandantes podran obtener Sc dicte
sentencia a su favor concediendoseles
las peticiones hechas en- la demanda
EXTENDIDA bajo mi firma y el
sello del Tribunal, en- Humacao, Puer-
to Rico, hoy dia primero de Febrero
de mil novecientos veinte y uno.
A. Ramirez, Jr.,
Secretario.
Estampado el sello del Tribunal dc
nistrito de Humacao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

-Declarando a los demandantes
Antero, Natalie, Andrea y Concep-
cion Llompart y Pereira, Inicos y
universities herederos de Jaime
Llompart y Prats.
-Declarando que los demandan-
tes son los Inicos duefios de los bic
mes relacionados y descritos en- el
hecho sexto, de esta demanda, que
Catalina Prats viuda de Llompart
carecio de facultades para dispo-
ner de dichos bienes y condenan-
dolaf a devolver tales bienes los
demandahtes, rindiendoles cuenta
de los productos de los mismos y
satisfacerles el valor de estos.
-Concediendo a los demandan-
tes cualquier otro rsmedio que sea
compatible con las, alegaciones de
esta demanda, y s6stenidos por las
leyes aplicables al case.
!. Condenando a Ia demandada a
pagar todas las costas, desembol-
SOS y honorarios de abogado que
esta acci6n ocasione los deman-
dantes:, t" ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

nuahas - Awlmrs n n.am -
NlFansssNms pa ~ s.aatsass -
ssaal.e - 80 e.aA. > 80 b kNsIs
Aaa gasaRn sassamAsmaat
~ Nlaunssaa nsSglAnsa - sslaA. "a
aMaa > ssaas saaa - s.u.asa 80 anm
~ mm snsusaseanA > ~ wam sAaa.@a
go ~ aaf ~ tnan sanlnn uassEn.
sasaa gnaln,amaa uuA mamnans . -
llns aNs magy maalsam. ensann sua ~
sssnlAnaNalal,aaa
~ wAawsm amsan. un sMaas~a 80
lm mi.aas@ linasssN - b. ssnana. -
~ sssR.a asasse b sasxA. lusMnsalas
- aamunF uas aaase. lmr'lns~ Nmsasa
s<srAns 81 = aAa. gnensaa sssl sss~s-
- asaaa , auFs srAlmla asa hassamas
ana a. RssWsussim 81 gsaHs~sash, ssal
ella cuntssA
MimAa n swalnssan o. AebsM. tas.
pain ~ ssussa simisAiira > al-rss.
lar~lra.ls ~ane II sas malllars sasas
"a sas amialas aRsnnas , nns l,slissa,
maa"e , siaIaaaae irlsasN auisi'san
ss,lalar@ l,aso "a I,Fsas~sssn slss mienr.
arar. go alta . lrianhsis~ aasr' ssa
lslssnn - carlhe lslisasa cue - "a.
lesHaane israfe~a q - sanaaa.
rsl.larlam lassqrra lar - ~uliara.
lar ~ inanaria y lssr ~ tnhllo. "a
iransfarmAnaose INH~ a Isaco ~an ia
"eaSiss,~'ian DE- amlaias aSeniaas. 80
mo has ai,ieIsas en e antique harris
de I,esraaorrs = en q rnsanche. en Las
que sns Jarainrs grandlosos eiiIiri"s
danla Il H4@cta DO las Do las grandes
ciudades.
IN inslnstiia , comercio ioman cada
dis mayer incremento. peSar de he
conilicios sociales. que IN van ieniendo
una cronicidad tristislma. lnes has
continues huelgas suponen. no silo
penslidas enOrmes. sino nm diqne n In
prosperidad economical. qne afe'fa tam
bien a Ia clase proletaria y productora.
Sin embargo. Ia ceramica. In ehanis-
terra, la metalisteria artistica. sns
mdlfiples fabricas de tejidos de se,le-
ria. de ornamentOs religiosos. de aha
nicOs. etcetera, etc, han puestO el nOm-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

4 - a AaAmm ~ taas ulia aanaa
neusa - saassse sslaspsuin tsalasuH
y saalsaea lasssu.sa - - 4tllala
~ msln - ~ amMmA#Aa Nssimass mnR
alssaas =. lssNaaah - a.sla, ~ a.a
aIIsaanslsass o. b a.sRaaaa talsaHsn
Va. s'mnswmmsa a.@as CO.. AAlssNan "
ii - s.e AllN - la.lsa ~ aaa.ss.s.
lEasa n mnsllA b 1.lsnusn. ln saWan
~. d uwsls~smla ; las l.slas essns
llssaa asni -. n,as ~Nssaae sssa.s
~aAmimsa sNssane sn sa4an > ~ wnts
- ~s , ~ saHaa ~ Amaan. w'ss tsas~
> - nufmulss ssansslmsa q Hsiasuf
sas aunlaan nmlals~ uur sa4saas~, -
lsna suaa
~ lassa o. Nahsran ~ la~ossAe
gsatu misssfss . iss.lns ins l~-s-iansls~
- ~ l.lsan,slsa tFAAss, ~ o. lss 81.
s.m amsass~ s-amlsas~ - sAlsaanslssn
aae. .slalea = ls~ sa,.ss~ ~ las ssasus.
Isalse . mas afsmaaas tsanlmlliHs an
eissAs -qsasasaas amslswaas helreas.
fsam~@as , alasanas lias~f rn - a..
rnla. lmEn sraRqMssAr s~slsilnusassir III
eNslnaBrre sns lsnssamsaas aeri~slas. -.
lus4nlmsslie u aTss9. u siaa. in naTnn.
jn . IN vas'slla. ssasialWls@r l,sr millo-
ssx las sa-ss > ~ jas que ga -sar I'ueiao
~ rNnFsan para sasi isssl"s las lsai~-s
s1raHsss amerasan"s.
Ia gncrra. c0n sals fnBesias rnlS.-
surnsiAs ssxnimicas y soeiales. maivS
nn IaTs'niesis rR In iangrrsisa exisn-
sian de- In cindad. que. mersed a las
CONSTITUTIONS que .aeaulm-nie ~ eSian
llerando a calso. y las lsr0yegadas.
~ mira muy I'rulIio san los l"'.lad'ss
que In rodean. forlnandose ma gran
nlhe. cuyo Isorrenir es ya ma realIdad.
Goza fama Valencia de una cilinra
envidial,le. merced ais estahlerimien
ios docentes. dotaslos de- mn profesors
do competente y escogido. de- acasle-
mias. muse0s. Laboratories y de pu'li-
caciones t6cnicas y periodisiicas.
Sns exposiciones. sus concnrsos y
sus asambles cientficas hichlon reso-
mar su nOmbre por todo el mumdo. obe-
deciendo a este Fl qIe toda In reprc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

s~ssiacidn aei iurisno maei"nai , -.
iranjenn anss'c "a sus naraTldss. ,ssina
l,unio .,l,liga,lo DE- vista. Il nulni.re sls'
e>ia cindad priv ilegiada. que csh va
zdn lglede ,nvanecer. no ssiln S.
naiurales. sim" a Esl'aia saaria.
IA Micalei mira 81. ciela IA excel
~ l'airona. Ia Nirgcn ,ie los Dcs:ian-
I,arados. o,lsija los vsslencianos. our
sn ella encneniran snS mas slslisaslas
s'niimienios. micniraS Il labrador. la
clinado sabre Ia madre iierra. irabai ia.
consianiemcnie. no uas una eseranza,
sino impulsado por ilna lisonjera rca-
lidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25
EDlcT0
a. "a smNsH gE usksMEsn -
gak4Nls0 aNnknAA 80 -
MAA "a ga -

aaaas. lasau. = AmsNA.
N WsxpsaWmaF a. Aun u - ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-25

~ rrEBlO ~ rs'ERro Rloo
q Cainlina rnnts sindA a. lAampnEs'
) - aeausa d. ella q las pusHmun,
dcscunarians D Dr. ilgnosAae paEnarr,
aSs y haynn snceaiae y Ne cue -
desienan can los aembEss unpseslss
de Juan b Ricarae LlnmpnEs y pEMis
sca Ne demandAass amiha mencie.
nados.
P0R IA PREsENTE sE MOTIF.
CA usirdes cue - hs presentado en
Ia oacinh del Serreiario ae Ia coFae
de- Distriio de Humacao. del Distrito
Judicial De Humacao. P. r. la De.
mAnda De los acsores antes mcnciona.
dos. en- Ia cual solicitan se dicie sen-
tencia a favor de clos y en- contra
de Uds. los demandados. con los 81
guientes pronunciamicntOs:-
-RatihcandO en- todas sus par
ties In sentencia de esta COrte de
Distrito de 4 de marc de 1909, en-
el case contencioso nnmero 1857,
seguidO por Antero. Natalie. An
drea y Conception Lompart y Pc
reira, csmo demaHdantes, contra
Catalina Prats viuda de LlOmpart,
como demandada. sobre reconoci-
miento de los primeros como hijos
de Jaime Llompart y Prats, ha-
ciendose constar como ampliacion
de la misma sentencia que Ia con-
cepcion y el nacimiento de los de-
mandantes tuvo lugar siendo sus
padres solteros y no teniendo inn
pedimentO para contraer matrimo-
MO, y que, por consiguiente, sus
hijos pertenecen a la clase de ma
turales;
-Declarando nula, por preteri-
cion de los denandantes, y por
falta de derecho de la demandada,
la declaration dictada a favor de
Catalina Prats viuda de Llompart,
como unica y universal heredera
de Jaime Llompart y Prats, en- el
case de Jurisdiction voluntaria nl-
nero Bill de Ia Secretaria de este
Tribunal, promovido. por Catalina
>Prats viuda de Llompart, y. cuya
resolution es de fecha Z. de mario
de 1906;
-Decretando la cancellation de
cualesquiera inscripciones en- el Re-
gistro de la Propiedad de Caguas
en- otro de la isla de Puerto, Rico
favor de Catalina Prats viuda de
Llempart, y virtud de "a referi-
da declaration de herederos, sin
mas limitacion. que no .afectar d.
= cha nulidad a terceros hipotecarios,
cuyo favor Sc hubiere inscrito al
guna propiedad de. la herencia.