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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
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R0NICA De

FL domingo pr6Ximo pasado tuvi-
mos el placer de recibir EN- esta ciu-
dad al aguerrido team "Humacao
Stars. Vinieron los champions de
Oriente celebrar dos encuentros con
los valientes players que componen el
team "Colectiva."
Al solo anuncio de que los crises
nos honrarfan con SUI vista una legion
de fanaticOs acudi0 los terrenos a
presenciar el primer encuentro que
debfa celebrarse las 10:30 a. m.
FL juego empez6 hastante NAL para
el HumacaO, pues los del humO le die
ron tantO a la bola lanZada por Mon
cho, que fue menester poner en- el box
a Camaroncito, logrando este contener
ell carreraje que va Sc habfa iniciado.
Los "grises" atacarOn con furia en-
el segundo inning, Y con un error del
Zurdo entraron ell home una carrera.
FL juego permaneci0 una dos has
ia ell sexto, en- que los CRISES logra-
ron entrar al home otra carrera. Ca
mar6n desde el segundO inning cOmen-
70 endemoniado, pues los muchachos
ron vfctimas de sus curvas. Y 81 iue-
go estuvO empatadO hasta el septimo,
en- ell que el "Colectiva' acribill0 a
palos a Camar0n, V las carreras en-
traban que era un cOntento. En- este
inning Victoriano. que cOrrfa de ter
cera al home para nOtar la cuarta ca
rrera, fue obstaculizado por Santana,
que al parecer, sinti6 la nostalgia del
campo quiso conyertir el juego de
pelota ell un ring de boxeo. La suer-
te que estabamos en- Ia capital Y pu
do reducfrsele a la ohediencia.
Ell publico en- este inning slbo la in
discipline de Santana, y por su falta
de respeto para con el publico.
Y sigui6 el juego sin tener que Ia
mentar nada... Y sigui0 Rengel, pit
cher del "Colectiva", repartiendO pom
ches a su gusto, como 10 hlclera des-
de que empez6.
Ell "Humacao Stars" fu6 derrotado
por ell "Colectiva'. Y podemos decir
que Rengel los estuvo comiendo en- sus
manOs. No vefan la bola...
FL desaffo result0 refidisimo. Los
CRISES a pesar de todo su esfuerzo por
librarse de la derrota. no lograron su
empefio pues ell "Colectiva' estaba
que c0mtG cdndelG...
Yayo jug6 una primera buena. ia
llase. :. NADIA. Dej0 sus paisanos
desairados, Ell la segunda no. cogfa
ma bola en- el bate estaba ciego.
Ell score fue el que sigue:-
'tHUMACAO STARS"
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i i iMANIFICA!!! iDonde esta Ell
BBRUJO? En- San Jose No. 6. lilo
INFORMATION DE Ia IsLA

lNI OhAIhN lC-N LIZ lI.l IclS-h
En- ComerfO, In noche del siete de
los corrientes, en- el barriO Honda. An
gel Berries, de 24 amos de edad. We
cino de aquel pueblo, infiri6 unG pu-
ilalakla a Ramon Hernandez. FL he
rido, luego de auXiliadO en- la Sala de
sOcorrO, pas0 81 Hospital Municipal,
Y el agrcsor fuG pueSto disposition
del jueZ.
En- San Juan, els dfa nucvn de 90
rriente mes, en- la parath siete me-
dia, Puerta de Tierr;;, el truck No.
HIPS. prCpiedad del senor Del Nalla
ZenO. guiado por ell chauffeur Santa;
90 Escalera, No. 1O7732, choco con un
CAIRO de cabGllos, propiedarE de The
Porto Rico Ice Co., guiado pOr mo
cenciO Morales, resultandO el carro
con dcSperfectos Y unO de los caballOs
estropeadO. FL chauffeur fue denun.
cia.1o por infracci6n 6 la ley de auto.
movies.
En- Tea Baja, Ell IA noche del ocho
del actual, en- ell barrio Palo SecO, Ma
nuel Carrer&, dc % amos de edad, AGO
meti6 agredi0 con arma cortante, a
PrudenciO Rivera, hiri6nlole en- ell bra.
70 derecho. Rivera fu6 asistido poI
ell practicante se1Cr ]. Claudio. El
juez de paz fij6 fianza de $500 al
agresOr.
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ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-"Vendetta"
en- 6 actos, por POLO Negri y una CO.
mica.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Estreno del espectacular drama en- 6
actos, todos de un luio enorme Y un
argumento sensacionalisimo titulado
"Sselam-Aleikum La Paz sea con
Vosotros"
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurcc).-Fi-
nal de la estupenda production fran
cesa eel Jinete sin Cabeza" Y la chs
tosa Y glaciosa production por Eva
Novack titulada Los Desvanes de
Maria. Damos gratis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-11
DONA LETICIA GONZALEZ

Esta va mejor, dcspues de haber es
tado bastante delicads hh salud, Ia
distinguish sefiora Leticia Gonzalez
emparentada con distinguidas fami
lies Iia Aibonito Y San Juan, Y esposa
del seiior Luis Ramon Gonzalez, alto
empleado de Ia casa Sobrinos de Ez
quiaga. Asisten a Ia enfelma los dis
tinguidos facultstivos Rafael Lopez
Sicard6 Y QuiIones. Nos alegra la
mejorfa In seiiora, deseando isr
complete restablecimiento.
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UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
San Juan p. r., octubrc 10. 1922.
4 4risO de COrrcOS
4 risO de CCrrcOs

Por la prc@ente sc aviSa al publicO
que Sc ha a;ltoriZado el eStablecimien-
to lie umG. eStaci0n de cOrrc0S en- al
local que ocupa la farmacia del Lcdo.
Carlos Garcia Mo QntVodO, en- San Jo-
sc "a tc@esta ciudad, il cual ;qMedara
inaugurada con fecha del 16 de los
colricntes. bajo lit direcci6n del due
no de la. farmacia. ss
FL servicio en- IL cStaci0n de referen-
cia Sc limitara al negociado de gircs
postalos, eXpendio de sellos V certifi-
cados. Sin embargo, Ia entrega de CO.
rreSpondcncia, tant0 certificadG como
ordinaria. Qucda absalutampnte eX-
clufda. SiguiendO cSta Oficina central
con dichO Servici0 en- lG SmiSma f0rma
que Sc la veniGo hacienda hasta aho-
I'll.
La estaci0n Sc denominara Con
tract Station No. , Y quedara bSjO Ia
Immediate supervision de esta Oficina
de la cual eS una SucurSal.
Ramon ALFONZO RIVERA.
P0StmG setter.
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PROFESORA DE PIANO
Maria de TocaG6mez
Con Diploma del Real CONSERVATORY
de Madrid.
TelefOnO 242 azul, Santurce.
OTRO NIHO

Eupstro amigo ell senCr Dionisio Vi
llave:de, h" sido obSeqniado por 81
esposa con I'm monfsimo ninito, que
es hoy la algeria del hOgar Tanto q
como Ia madrc. que SO encnentra cn
el Sanatorio Puerto Rico, estdn on
buen eStado de salud. NUestra cnho-
rabuena.
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ii iiiMANIFICAI! Que barato esta
trabajando ell BRUJo. Tel. 355. I'LL
ivENDERIA I'D. SUS oJoS?

Algo peor que ESQ hace Vd. al no
hacerse reconocer por personas compe-
tentes para elejr sus crstales. Con.
tamos con el Optico a. Pacheco para
los trabajos de Optica en- nuestro es-
tablecim;ento " lie garantizamos que
tendra magnificos resultados 81 sus cris-
tales son recetados por el.
EXAMINES de la VISTA, GRATIS.
Joyeria DINET g. PACHECO.
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan, p. r. ca
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! iMOToCICLISTAS!--F +

iMOTOCICLISTAS!-Por embarcarse
su dueno vendere una motocicleta mar
ca Indian" Esta Ell perfecto estado.
Informes a Joaquin Martinez telefono
514, Collnado Europa, Parada %, San
turce, P R. = 1929
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continuation de la "a


ran, por orden de election, los Vice
presidentes.
4. Los Secretaries redactaran las
actas de las sesiones, leeran los do
cumentos de que deba darse cuenta
la Asamblea Y, case de votacion, to-
maran las horas oportunas Y daran
cuenta del resultado de las mismas.
5. La intervention de los senores
Asambleistas en- la discussion, previa
la lectura de las conclusiones de ca
ola ponencia Y de los votos particula-
res, 81 los hubiere, podra ser oral Y
escrita.
6. En- la discussion de cada tema
podran pronunciarse leerse dos dis
cursos en- pro v dos en- contra, asi CO.
mo una rectifcacion por cada discur-
so. Ninguno de estos durara mas de
ounce minutes, nj de cinco la recti-
fcacion.
Los acuerdos, en- todos los casos,
seran tomados por mayoria de votos,
resolviendo los empates ell voto del
que coupe la presidencia.
7. Lo que haya de ser objeto de la
session de aperture y de clausura del
Congreso, Sc determinara por el Co.
mite organizador
g., Las sesiones seran p1blicas, ex-
cepto las preparatorias del primer pc
riodo.
8. Todos los casos que puedan ocu-
rrir que no hayan sido previstos en-
este Reglamento, seran resueltos por
ell Comite organizador Y por las Me-
sas, una vez las mismas hayan sido
designadas.
TITULO TX
Comite OrganizadOr
/. Ell Comite organizador del "Pri-
mer Congreso Nacional del, Comercio
Espafiol en- Ultramar", queda consti-
tuido en- la siguiente forma: ......
Presidente: Ell que resulte elegido
Presidente del Institute de Comercio
Industrial, con facultad de delegar
en- Barcelona y SeviDa en-, cualquier
otro miembro del Comite. ,.,-,.. !
Vocales: Senores don Carlos Canal
Y Migolla; don Juan Armada Losada,
marques de Figueroa; don Jose Fran
cos Rodriguez; don Leonardo Rodri-
guez Diaz; don Rafael Altamira Y
Crevea; don Augusta Valvez Canero;
don Javier Gil y Becerril; don Maria
no Martin Fernandez; don Basilio Pa
raiso y Lass1s; don Adolfo G. Posada
Y Viesca; don Carlos, Prast y Rodri-
guez del Llano; don Victor die Vale
y Martinez; don Jose Zorro Miranda,
conde de Altea; don Augusta Barcia
y Trelles; don Francisco Bastos An
sart; don Jose Barreras y Masso; don
Eusebio Bertrand y Sierra; don Sal
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PRIMER CONGRESO NACIONAL DEL
COMERCIO ESPANOL EN- ULTRAMAR
Presidencia del Consejo de Ministries, Real De-
cretO de COnvOcatOria y Real Orden
de Organization. Madrid, 30
81 de julio de 1922.

vador Canals Y Vilaro; don Fernando
Baron Y Martinez de Agullo, conde
de Colombo; don Juan Antonio CANA
20 y Abarca, conde de Gamaso; don
Gasc6n Marin; don Manuel Hoyue-
la Gomez; don Jose Manuel Pedregal
Sanchez Calvo; don Daniel Riu Pc
riquet; don Jose Armenteras Y Vintr6;
don Joaquin Cabot Rovira; don Pedro
Fernandez Palacios; don Francisco
Grandmontagne; don Pedro G. Maris-
tany; conde de Tavern; don Antonio
Mora; don Joaquin M. Moreno; don
Adolfo Navarrete y de Alcaraz; don
Gregorio Prados Urquijo y don Ma
riano Viada Y Lluch.
Secretario general: don Rafael We
hills Grau.
2. Actuaran como Asesores tecni-
cos del Comite organizador los seno-
res don Bartolome Amengual y An
dreu, don Manuel Anddjar, don Fran
cisco Bernis Carrasco, don Emilio
Boix, don Jose Maria Gonzalez, don
Luis Olariaga Pujana, don Jose To-
rroba don Jose Valenzuela de la
Rosa.
TITULO X
Oficinas del COmite organizadOr
/. Ell Comite organizador y su Sc
cretaria general quedan establecidos
en- el Ministerio de Trabajo, Comercio
Industria.
g Durante ell periodic preparatorio
del Congreso, celebradero en- BARGE
Iona del 81 al 27 de mario, y durante
(Continua en- la 8va. pagina.-
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DODGE BROTHERS

Como caro- duro, econ6mico y Sc
guro no hay NADIA en- este mercado CO.
no ell caro- Dodge Brothers, por me-
nos de dos mil d6lares.
Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, p. Il. Advt,
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=" MARSHALL"
Llega hoy en- el
"San Lorenzo"
IT, 2? Manana 10 sabran.
HIEN NIAJE AL "S.AAIPAIO"

ETEN NIAJE AL "SANIPAIO"
y las s 10 de In mailana de hey de-
i6 Su anclaie cl "SampaiO Correia
cuyo itincrario public6 aver Ell M
PARCIAL. NumcroS;S personals fuH-
ron a @espcdir al Captain Hinton Y
a Su> biZarroS companHroS Y la salida
SO etrctu6 sin dificultad
ncscamos al mcjor viajc s les OK
UrSi nietaS
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LA RETRETA

... LA RETRETA .:,-
FL Concerto de hoy en- la Plaza de
Baldorioty tiene ell siguiente progra-
ma, por la Banda Municipal: -,
: 10. "Granadero", Paso doble tore
e. ro, Lapiedra. az -
20. "SemiramiA", ovsGtufals Rok-
IL sini.
30. Normal, Gran seleeci9n,-{{ ,-{{R3eg-
llini.
40. Faust, Gran seleessi6n, u taequs
so. Los Mpchachos", Pasillo,, Mi
60. "Noche Deliciosa", Danza, Cam
pos. - "'
The Star .Spangled Banner. ': :,
III MANIFICA!!! Como esta esa
maquina Componla, BRUJO. 1l-10
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Totales. 81 6 8 - 10
Anotaci6n por entradas.
Humacao O 30 0 0 2 o.
Colectiva . o 0 90 O 4 0x-6
Umpires: Liberty D .Crosds.
TEMPO: 2 horas 10 minutes.
Baterfas:' "COlectiva", Rengel Y
Net; Humacao: Monchc, Camaron,
Santana Jallase.
J. p. Vergara: Scorer.
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En- el juego de Ia tarde hubo bas-
tante animation. Moncho ocup6 nue.
vamente ,el box. Moncho el que fue
explotado por la mafiana. Y pudo ha-
ber sido apabullado por segunda vez,
nero los muchachos del humo sc de-
dicaron desperdiciar carreras. No hu-
b6 el empeiio de ganar como el primer
encuentro. Y triunf6 el "Humacao"
en- un score de 3.
Baterfas: por Colectiva, Chech6n Y
Net. Por Humacao, Moncho San
tana,
Luis Progress.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
INFRINGEMENT PLAN
 FACES DIFFICULTIES
Kato Cabinet Would Reduce Expenses But Opposition Party Objects
 and Empire Faces Trouble.

Tokio, Oct. 20.-The kato cabinet Is facing trouble. No sooner had II started to carry out it's scheme of re- trenchment than the Selyukai, the largest party in the Diet, demanded that its policy of spending large sums on railways, in subsidies for schools and harnessing the waterways, should be carried out Premier kato natur- ally anxious to meet their wishes as far as possible, promised to consider the matter, pointing out however, that this would be difficult in view Of the cabinets decision to cut all estimates o5 per cent MT. Ichiki, the minister of finance. threatened to resign if the retrenchment policy was lntertered with
 Count Oki. minister of railways, sunports the demands of the party for new railroad construction while Dr. Midzuno. home minister takes siml- lar stand regarding improvement or waterways If the demands ot a de- nartn1ents are met there will be lit tie saving in the annual expenditure
 The reduction of the army will not help as the immediate saving from this. some e6,00o ooo yen will be need ed for retiring allowances for officers and Improved equipment.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
HAITI IS WRESTLING
 CURACAO'S HONORS
Sour Orange Peel, Flavor for
 Liquors, Big Export

Jscmel, Haiti, Oct 2o-Haiti is fast wrestling from the island of Cura- cao, in the West Indies, the monop- o.y in the eyportation of sour orange peel used for the navornE ot CurA= cao. Amer Picon and other liqueurs made in France, Holland and Den rrark,
 Tn July Jacmel exported 1Sa,ooo pounds of the dried peel valued at s42,ono to Hamburg from which fl r. in turn shipped to the principal European markets. This amount Is l6 times greater than the total for aay ons month in the last nine months
 Sour orange trees grow here with rractically no care, and the Jacmel district is especially prolific in the type held in such high repute in Europe The price paid to the peas ant averages between two and three cents pound, and for each pound the peasant must pick and peel and drive into market so oranges, In Hamburg the selling price, f. O, b. Is 2o cents a pound and Jacmel is en- loving a boom in her rapidIyeE- banding industry.
 Reports from Hamburg from a trial shipment made several months ago were to the effect that the Jacmel peel was superior to the Curacao peel.
 Jacmel's exportations of the peel to the United States, where it is used for favoring extracts and medicinal prep arations, also more than doubled last year This years figures will show A considerable increase over the 7o,- bes pounds shipped in 1921.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
OXEN ARE SCARCE
American Electric Railway Company Searches Three Months to Find a Team of Oxen.

Chicago, Oct. 20. - Times do change, is the unanimous verdict Of officials of the American Electric Railway association who searched three months for a team of oxen to be used in connection with the an- nual convention here October 2-o.
 When someone suggested an OK team to show the stages in the pro- gress of transportation everyone agreed that finding oxen would be easy" said Secretary James w. Welsh.
 But when we began to look for them we couldn't find one. Ezra. Meeker, an Oregon trail pioneer who drove an OK team about the country in the interest of good roads, was appealed to but his team was stuffed and on exhibition in Seattle Wash
 We asked stockyards officials, wild west shows and many others. Event ually we heard of one blind OK in Phillips, Wis, and. after getting the entire city interested in the search, we located yoke near there"
 Together with the pageant showing old and new types of transportation, the convention will hear addresses from all living former presidents of the organization, many of whom ran Trackless transportation, taxes and public relations are other subjects in- cluded on the program.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
rHEST COLDS
 Apply over throat and chest . cover with hot flannel cloth. vISG:lk$:$:
 Ovr, v Million Jar, Used Yed'ly

CTS, The Kings men from Balmoral are there in the red tartan of the stuarts with the Kings factor 10 command them. They carry the great Locaber axe, while the Duff men, who follow them, are armed with the pike, and the Farquharsons with the claymore. Highland games, the dancing of the sword dance, and the skirling of the pibrochs All the Braemar day. Such q scene among the heather and brecken, colored with all the hues of early autumn In the Highlands, draws spectators from all quarters and of all nationalities.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 2O 1922

moors, and the next sees a deer drive in Balloehbuic Forest. or deer stalking expedition around Loch- nager,
 Another day the King may prefer to go fishing on the "Silvery Doe" one of the best salmon rivers in Scot land or, again, the day may be spent in walking within the extensive royal estate or climbing some of the sur- rounding hills,
 Days are set apart. too, for trout fishing on Loch Muick, and for pie nics and lunches with the royal household and guests at one or an other of the numerous picturesque bungalows which stand in some of the lonely slens within few miles of the castle
 The great social event on peeside during the Kings holiday at Bal moral is the Braemar gathering. As this day comes round the purple heather and yellow gorse of Deeside are again alive with armed highland
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20

does not have to.
 He is always an early riser in the Highlands, and almost as soon as the sun has dispersed the mists from the towering hills, the royal piper is ser enading the Kings bedroom window. "skirling" some fayorite pibroch.
 Every day al Balmoral certain routine Is followed for the King makes a point of being in the open as much as possible. One day there IS q grouse shoot on the royal es- tates or some ot the neighborins
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
BRITISH KING AT
 PLAY IN HIGHLANDS
Royal Piper Plays Beneath MOn-
 arCh'S Window at Sunrise

London, Oct 20,--Kine George is enjoying himself these autumn days e' Ralmoral in the Highlands. More than anything else he is there able to get away from ceremonies and for malities and pass his days as an or dinary citizen. He is never without few guests at Balmoral, but never entertains there on a large scale. He
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
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to Atlantic parts of the United states. was 47 bales of goats boards weigh ing 23,l27 pounds. Another was 2l bales of human hair stumps weighing 10.497 pounds"
 Since fashion announces the return of the pompaudor 1t necessarily means the return of the rat ana that accounts for the human halr stumps. but the goats boards remain . mystery. If bale of goats beards weighs approximately 500 pounds now many goats had to be barbered?
 Maybe the fashion designers are plotting false whiskers for one or the new winter modes. 4
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
RHEUMATISM

Rheuma has relieved the agonizing rheumatic pains of thousands who thought nothing would give relief If should do as much for you We will supply you on the no-c,ire, no-pay plan Clark X Rrainerd Co.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-20
RATS COMING BACK
 BRING COATS BEARDS
Barber Shop For Nannies May Be New Business--Human Hair
 Stumps Again on Market

Washington, Oct, 2o,--Instead of the bees eyebrows or the Hazards knees" 1t threatens to be the goats beard" pretty quick
 Whatever all this modern argot may mean to the rising generation, the goats beard" is indicated as an ad- vance fashion by no less official a publication than the Panama Canal Record, which ordinarily speaks of marlin spikes, garboard strakes, and ship chandleria. Witness the follow ing official bulletin:
 An item in the cargo of the steam . ship Felix Taussq, passing through the canal on August 1 Sth from Pacific
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-04

y - ~ N
Mrs. M. Walsh Of Murdoch was a
Wi!lmar visitor on Friday. 7~s:s
Miss Anna Haroldson motored to
St Cloud on Sunday for visit with
relatives. So =. - -
liver Nelson drove his car to Min
neapolis ON Sunday where he will
have the top repaired. '.r. -.
ED Benson :motored to Minneapo-
lis on Saturday. Miss Esther Palm al
SO, accompanied him to Minneapolis
They returned on Sunday evening,
bringing Miss Hazel with them. Miss
Palm stopped off at Litchfeld.
= Miss Luella, Berg visited with
friends in Atwater on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Gus Peterson left on Thurs
day afternoon for New London where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Gust
Monsoon.
Ed Lundnuist and family of Don,
nelly visited at the August Lundquist
home in Willnar on Sunday and also
with relatives at Kandiyohi. Grandma
Lundquist returned to Donnelly with
them on Sunday evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-04
(First pub: Sept. 2O-4t) /

r." (FIrst pub: Sept. 2O-4t) fSsz> y
CITATION roR REARING on FINAL.
ACCOUNT AND FOR DIsTRIBu-
Estate Of Charles Johnson, also known
as Charley Johnson and, Carl johnson,
State Of Minnesota. County of Kan
diyohi. In Probate Court: :..z.
In the Matter eof the Estate Of Char
les johnson. also known as Charley
Johnson and Carl Johnson, Decedent. ;
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the above entitled matter:
this court his final account of the adj
ministration of the estate of the above
named decedent, together with his petit
ton praying for the adjustment and al
lowance Of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said est
ate to the persons thereunto entitled:
1t is Ordered, that said petition be heard
and that all persons Interested in said
matter be and appear: before this court
o'clock r. M, at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, at Willmar,
in said County. and then and there or
as soon thereafter as said matter can
be heard, show cause, if any they have,
why. said petitions should not be grant
ed; and that this citation be served by
the publication thereof in Willnar Tri-
bune according to law.
Witness the Honorable, T. O. Gilbert.
Judge OF said court, and the seal of said
court, this 10Th day Of September, 1922
IDA A. :SANDERSON,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
Court SeaD
CHARLES JOHNSON, Esq,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-04
:: (First pub. Oct. 4-4t)
ORDER LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS WITHIN THREE MONTHS,
AND FOR HEARING THEREON.

Estate of Lovisa Johnson, Decedent.
State of Minnesota, County of Kan
diyohi. In Probate Court.
: In the Matter of the Estate of Lovisa
Johnson. Decedent.
Letters of Administration this day
having been granted to John a. Johnson
and it appearing. by the affidavit Of said
represen tative that there arc no debts
of said decedent.
1t is Ordered. that the time within
which all creditors Of the above named
decedent may present claims against her
estate i'm this Court. be, and the same
hereby is. limited to three months from
and after the date hereof; and that
Monday. the Sth day of January, 1928,
at.2 O'Clock p. NJ. in the Probate Court
Rooms at the Courthouse at Willmar
in said County, be, and the same hero
by u.s. fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the ex-
animation. adjustment and allowance Of
such claims as shall be presented with
in the time aforesaid
let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in the Willmar
Tribune as provided by law.
Dated Oct. 3rd, 1929.
IDA A. SANDERSON,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
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cHA 446I;1S;;. JOHNSON, Esq,