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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Trustee Sale
Valuable New Kent
F ann

trust from VIM. r. llorner. dated
September !. 1920. and duly recorded
GoumiS WITH onG In Deed Ss Ne nook e IT,
AT page l6l, default having been
made in the payment OF the debt
secured. and having been requested
so 10 do by the holder OF the note
sell at public auction at New Kent
Courthouse
at lc O'Clock Noon on
SATURDAY. JULY i. 1922.
the following property. described in
said deed of trust as follows. TO wit:
All that certain tract. piece or par
Gel of land. situate. lying and being
in st. Peters Magis,eriai District, in
the County OF New Kent and State
of Virginia, being the southern por-
ton OF MT. Prospect" containing
the dwelling house and the land
south OF dividing line running as
follows: Commencing i. Station No.
4, at red oak stump on the side
OF the road leading from White
House 10 ",runstalis,' near a branch
House" and MI. Prospect thence
along said road as 1t meandcrs 10 Il
stob at the intersection OF the Chest
nut Tree Road: thence along said
where the said road tntcrsects the
boundary line of the farm known as
castle, the property of DR.. JuniuS
Gregory. containing four hundred
sevsnty-iWo acres t72) and two 90
roods. The property hereby con
veyed is designated as Lot "a" upon
map and survey attached TO and
forming part OF the deed between
William III. Macon, Jr.. and Mary g.
Macon. his wife, and Mary $. John
ston ana " u. Johnston. her hus-
band. dated May %. 1893. aud re
corded In the clerks office Of New
Kent county in Deed Book No :,
pages 1874, 10 which deed and plot
reference is here made. aud being
the same land Of which the said
william II. Macon lin said deed
called william II. Macon, JrD died
scised and possessed, and which was
conveyed TO the said William +. Hor-
ner by Randolph H. Macon aud
katheryn II. Macon. his wife. and
Nora G.. Macon and Elizabeth Macon,
by deed dated April %, 1920.
TERMS: Cash.
HUNSDON CARY.
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RUTH SAYS HE IS READY
TO "STEP DOWN AND OUT"
Hits Four Homcrs in Batting
Practice Before
Game.
fANkS WILL. REGAIN STRIDE
Dnmhlno Declares Everybody In After
Him. mud, lr lie Is Not Wanted In,
Organized Baseball, lie VIII
Go. = Il
rANks WILL. REGAIN STRIDE
LIZ limited Ne,rsl

u nltcu News.
CLENELAND. June 2l.--Scorching
under the latest mandate OF han
Johnson, president of the American
League. which Increased. his suspen-
pirc- batting. Babe Ruth was in
man without country" mood 20
night when he left with the Yanks for
Babe declared that they were all
Att1r him" aud that his actions OF
the last two days in protesting de-
cisicns were no worse than those %
he declared that III he was no;
wanted in baseball hc would step
down and out"
stops to Hn Homer.
Ruth was participating III batting
practice when he was advised OF
Johnson's order suspendtng HIM for
two additional days
;I;'s no use" Ruth said ruetulIy,.
they are all after me. IL I'm not
wanted wan, IN orsanized baseball. all they
step down and out"
Ruth then excused himself. as /,
was his turn TO bat. He drove the
first ball pitched far over the right
field wall and returned to his inter-
viewer.
II was no more to blame than any
OF the rest of the players on the New
clsion Monday" Ruth continued.
lie then went on and related the
sktrmish.
IL was nothing more IMAM q ltttlS
taisagrcement." he said. Il Just"
wait n minute until l bat" he i'm
terrupteu. rushing away to the plate
again.
And again he drove the ball thirty
| feet over the right-held wall.
Discusses Losing streak.
| Yesterdays aftair was nothing" he
said when he returned. Il was not
going TO hit Dineen. We were just
| talking II over"
The home run king was explaining
Tuesdays rumpus with the umpire
when his turn Mt bat came a third
| time.
lie stepped TO the plate and drove
the ball high over the right field
! again.
The breaks are all against u.s., he
said in discussing the Yanks' losing
| streak. we have had everything
against us. But we will regain our
stride again. Watch us"
! Ruth concluded the Interview and
rushed away To the plate again,
me ball again scared over the
! right-neld wall, one OF the long est
| drives ever seen ut Dunn Field.
Ruth waved to the writer as he
went slowly to the Yankee bench.
| Tell my friends about the four
balls that have gone over the fence"
| he shouted.
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BACONIAN PHILOSOPHY
SECRETS SOUGHT FOR,

LONDON, June 2i.-Ali the roman
tic elements of hunt for hidden pi-
rate gold are collected in the re-
searches which III. ~ Stafford. OF Co
lumbus. Is making In the Chiltcru
Hills. near llitchin, for the scorers
OF Francis Bacon. early English
philosopher. Stafford. who has been
II keen student OF Bacon, believes
the secrets OF the Baconiau philoso-
phcr we're inscribed on stone by an
etchcr in the confidence of the great
chancellor and buried i'll ChilterH
liills Laborcrs. under Mr. SaHord'S
direction have been AT work sayera
weeks and h, says he already has
gotten together considerable coliec-
ton or marked stones and that II his
theory proves correct he viii be able
Ia publish an exposition of II which
will settle The controversy as 10 the
BaVonian philosopher.
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OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
RICHMOND VA

June IL. 1929.
Bids viii Dc received a, the Once
mission. lld :. Third ST., Richmond.
Va. until IL o'clock noon. June q,
1922. for the construction Of:
!. PROJECT l65, Route .. between
Grove and Lee Hall. in James city
County. 2.35 miles Of Sfoot concrete
road. involving approximately 23.3s2
cubic yards of excavation. l27 cubic
yards concrete and i65 lineal feet
pipe Amount OF certified check
100000.
2 Project I7a, Route . between
Williamsburg and Toauo. in Jane 5
ci,y County. '.s9 miles Of is foot con-
crete road. Involving approximately
$4,000 cubic yards excavation. II
cubic yards concrete and I.ioo lineai
feet pipe. Amount of certified check
100000
ALTERNATE BIDS arc requested
on these two projects. using Convict
Labor al ljC per hour.
Plans ana specifications for inspcc-
ton FOR thes. projects are on file at
thr office Of III. Virginia state High
way Commission, ll6 :. Third Street.
Richmond. Va
Additional plans for each project.
plicatIon TO the Highway Commits
sioncr. Richmond. Virginia. upon re-
ceipt Of check for $500. payable to
tn" Assistant Commissioner. $3.50 OF
winch VIII be refunded when plans
are returned in good condition. with
IN two weeks after bids are -opencd.
Specifications and bidding propo-
sails may be obtained by request from
the office OF the State Highway Com
missioner. Richmond, Virginia.
Engineers will be at Lee Hall at
1920 4. NJ, Friday. June %, TO show
prospective bidders over Project l65.
Immediately after they will be shown
over Project l19
The state Highway Commissioner
reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids. O. T. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioner
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rustees' Sale

Ey virtue OF :, certain uccd OF trust
from oscar Swincford and Hattie G..
Swineford. his wife. dated the eth
day OF January. 1921, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield County,
Virginia. in Deed Book i62. at page
2o9 dcthuit having been made in the
payment OF a part of the debt secured
ana the entire outstanding indebted
ness having been declared Immediate
ly due and payable by the holder OF
the notes evidrncing the same in ac-
cordancc with it's right so TO do under
SAID Deed OF Trust, and having been
requested so 10 do by the said holder
OF the notes secured by said Deed OF
Trust. we Will sell at public auction
OIL the premises
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
on MONDAY, July 10. 1922,
said Deed OF Trust as follows, wit:
All that certain tract OF land. with
the improvements thereon, in the
County OF Chesterfield. Virginia about
mond. on the west side OF the Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad, containing
1904 acres. Beginning at the point
on The west line of the right OF way
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroa d
about 500 feet north OF the road
called Brander's Road. and running
thence y. SIS, w. 1876 feet. thence
5. 5ts w 3s72;5G feet to II stake,
iHchCt ~. 90 :. H. lfJf.- rect 10 TiS nj
OF way OF said railroad. thence north
wardly with it's line S6.2 feet, thence
with the lines OF Virginia Lithia
Springs Company, y. 1874 w. ST. feet,
y. Il. l7l.6 feet, $. 7bts Il. SIT feet
TO the right OF way OF said railroad,
thence northWardly along said right
OF way lI7i.2 feet tn the beginning,
and more particularly shown on plat
Of survey thereof made by r. Craw-
ford Redd X Bro. dated August IS.
lal1. and recorded in the Clerk s
Office OF Chesterfield Circuit Court in
ID. Il. li9, y. %. To which plat refer
cnce is hereby made. Being a part
OF the same real estate conveyed 10
Oscar Swineford by deed from
Artemus III Perry and wife dated
November 10. 1890. and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
of Chesterfield County. Virginia. in
-. is. 81, page $50.
TERMS: Cash.
ANDREW ID. CHRISTIAN,
JOHN III. GUY.
Trustees.
NOTE: To reach this property via
Richmond Petersburg Electric Line,
get off at Stop Q. Public road from
turnpike crosses y. c. J.. Railroad 10
above property, which is adjacent ia
and west eS railroad -!
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W. MCDONALD LEE is
MADE NEW HEAD OF
SONS OF VETERANS
Continued from First Page.

ducements in the nature OF hre pro-
lection or permanent location as may
be offered. or advantageous TO the or
ganization."
An amendment 10 article 1. section
]. changing tho name of the organ.
iation to Sons OF tho Confederacy"
was Overwhelmingly defeated. as also
was an amendment seeking to permit
the admission OF descendants OF those
who had served for three months or
more In the Confederate army or
navy. II was cOntendcd that the
I<ossnt laws relative TO eligibility of
asrpaicants covered the grounds
thoroughly.
During the morning session the
sons passed resolution expressing
their appreciation Of the desire Of
some Of the veterans for "a consoIida.
ton OF the two organizations. but
that they unalterahly opposed such
merger II was contended that such
movement would result in the dis
bandmcnt OF the sons. without ma
ierihl benen, TO the Veterans and
that when the Veterans were gone.
the Sons would have no organization
To carry on the work
The following resolution. offered
by {. W, Morris. Of StonewaiI Jack
son Camp, was adopted:
Give Veteran, First Thought.
Relieving that II is the duty OF
the South 10 provide for. protect and
support. and give comfort to our
veterans In preference TO all others;
| Therefore. be it resolved: That
THIS body so on record as recommend
ing and requesting the state and city
In which all reunions are held thu,
the comfort. pleasure and care o.
the veterans be given first thought
and. II entertainments are given. tina,
some Of them. at least. be Of such
character that they will entertain ant
! please the veterans"
AdJutant- Chief Carl IIintor
read his report. which showed totaI
receipts OF .a.3275l. ,",al disburse.
nhents ssil0.l6; balance in treasury
81 S2l1.55. When II was suggested
4 ''"N N''' t'Sphi hlu not IN
| cludc the $1,000 salary for the Ad
Iutant- in chief. Mr.. Hinton said he
wanted the members 10 know that
al! bills had been paid; that there
was no deficit, but that there was az
| tually S2l7.35 in the treasury. Mr.
Hinton said the Adjutaut-i in chief en-
joyed tie perogative OF turning his
| salary back into the treasury II he
| 81 desired.
In his report, AIR, Hinton said:
| The reunion committee at Rich
mond has co-operated most efficiently
and cordially with the adjutants Of
| nee. Every reasonable request has
| Keen granted. All the necessary OK
penss incidnt to the reunion which
should be borne by the reunion com
| nittee have been paid. l.. H. Court
ney. chairman Of the entertainment
| committee for the Sons; w. a. Roper
/ and w. Mcdonald Lee have given rs
| all that we asked and held their
| committees in readiness tn do any-
thing We called upon them to do
| The sponsors and maids committee
Colonel John a. CutchinS. chairman
| looked after the needs Of the Sons
| official ladies'. as is customary In
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BY j. -. CARNEAL & SONS.
Real Estate Auctioneers
AN EXCELLENT DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

AN EXCELLENT DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING.
40. l5 T.. LEIGH STREET
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated May II. 1914. and recorded in
Richmond Chanctry Court Clerks Of
having been made in II portion OF the
debt secured Thereby, aud having
been required by the beneficiary
therein 80 TO do. | will on
MONDAY. .IUNE IS. 1922.
At O'CLOCK l.. NJ.
on the premises. proceed TO sell the
following described real estate:
All that lot OF land with the brick
dwelling. No. Is l.. Leigh Street
thereon. lying aud being in the CITY
OF Richmond, Virginia, beginning at
a point on the north line OF Leigh
Street. 9il-i feet west from the
running westwardly and fronting on
the north line OF Leigh Street thirty
two t32) feeD, thence at right angles
in northerly direction one hundred
and thirty-siX I36) feet, to an ALE y
sixteen N6) feet wide. thence with
the southern line OF said alley in an
easteriy direction thirty-two (sc)
feet, thence at right angles in a
southcrly direction one hundred and
,hir,y-six $3.50 fee, TO the point OF
beginning
The dwelling consists Of about ten
rooms with the usual convcniences
The location cannot be exceiled a>
residence property. being one OF
the best streets. VIII always rem,
and is dcsirahle rs home. Very
few properties after this order can
be h3nGnt In this locality
l. r C'ARNEAi Trustee
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To tho creditors OF WALTER H.
EACliO. OF Richmond. in the County
OF Henrico, and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on June
lG. 1922, tn. said WALTER IL.
EACHO was duly adjudicated bank
rupt, and that the FIRST meeting
flee, Rooms lils-lll9 Mutual building,
Richmond. Va, on the lST DAY OF
JULY. 1922. at 20 o'clock In the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. ap-
point trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business az
may properly come before said meet
ing. THOS. u. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
June 20, 1922
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RUTII'S SUSPENSIONS
HAVE PROVED COSTLY

=
CHICAGO. June 2l.-Babe Ruth's
temperament is proving costly.
Every time the former home run
king loses his goat he also loses
considerably money, as he Is paid 5000
u day and loses n days pay for every
day OF suspension.
Ruth. In accordance with Judge
Landis' decree following his barn
storming tour last fall, was out OF
the Yankee lineup from April IL to
May 20, during which time he drew
no salary. Recently he drew two
day suspension for row with I'm
pire Hildebrand In New York, and his
latest squabblc with Umpire Dineen In
Cleveland has led Ban Johnson IN
suspend him another Ave days
Has Lost 315.2OO.
That makes forty-fivc days or sus-
pension for Babe this year, which,
figured at $500 u day means II loss 10
him OF SIS,500. Adding the $500 fine
Judge Lands imposed with his sus.
pension order, the total loss 10 Babe
Is something like $1,000.
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Lns,en Peak In Eruption.

RENO. NEW, June 2l.--i.assen
Peak. in Northwest 'rlumes County.
California. has burst out in the
heaviest eruption since 1915. DIV
patch from Susnaviile, Cal. says, and
ashes are being thrown far 10 the
north and east. Ill started at 3
o'clock last night Clouds OF smcSs
are visible for forty miles,
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Meeting POstnoncd.

The weekly meeting OF the Sphinx
Club. which was to have been held
at the Richmond Hotel today, has
been postponed because ot the re-
union parade. many Of the members
having volunteered their cars Tor tho
vae OF tas veterans.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

At $50 J.. 81.
This property has frontage OF
nifty feet. The house is In excellent
and contains nine rooms
y large cellar is under the house and
hedges surround the front yard.
There are shade trees in the front
yard aud fruit trees in the TACK
yar!. This property is near the
gar line and possession 0sn be given
July |. 1922.
TERMS; Liberal and announced
At sale.
u you are looking for splendid
home or good Investment, be sure
and attend this sale.
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Great Sale of the South
Holstein Friesian Breeders
Consignment Sale!
M 11D. Richmond, Va 40 ~
~ llEAD June e. 1922 ~ HEAD

SMfTH BROTHERS.
40 COWS 10 BULLS HELPERS
wit credra to
hd
\
with
tinnaiy
GEO w. Aucio
a Mia o
SAUNDERS
Manager. $50 West Richmond, Virginia.
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NEW YORK, June 0.-Likc hay
Fever and the Income tax. the CAT
cutta sweepstakes spreads over the
world in the spring OF every year.
and somewhere. some one, wins half 4
million dollars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

II is the most romantic gamble in
the world. Wherever there's red on
the map. wherever the British flag
flies. you'll find tickets in the Derby
lottery.
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Real Estate Tor Exchange

ROOM bungalow. near Richmond.
yat stntion on r. r. r. r. with two
:, acres land. I" exchange for city lots
suitable for building moderate priced
homes. Address i. O. box 1925 or call
Madison SAT.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
business Property
!, Farms and Land for Sale 90

FOR SALE-1dcsl summer home. thirty
acres or good land. we'll wntered and
fenced nne orchard of apples. peaches
ana pears for home use. a good dwell
ing ana other outbuiidlnRs. Mineral
water. Located Is minutes drive from
railroad: 80 minutes drive from city;
near store and churches. For other
information write j. T.. Murru, Good
view. Va.
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Legal Notices

ADOu BEN ADHEM LODGE 40. 2lc.
]. o, u. p,
odd Fellows Han. foushes and Grace Sis
Wall hold memorial service In honor OF
those beloved members who have passed
away. Thursday EHiht June 20. At O'Clock
IA" hp"aA"T OF tho occasion WILL be the
Rev. ~ ThOTbuFu Clarke.
mere VII! also Eun!e W. amendment;
70 the bylaws TO bt voted on. All mem
o"T- ar" urged u We present. Visiting
brothers w!II receive IA hearty welcome
Il. IA. SARVAT,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EftN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter OF No 3O5l,
WALTER Is. EACHO, In
Bankrupt. bankruptcy.
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JiIf. regular auuua! meeting OF tho stock
holders Of the Robert Harding Com
pany Inc, VIII he held at the unlcrs
u: the company, 70 North Seventh Street,
Richmond, Va, Wednesday. July
!. at T.. 81. O'Clock l.. Ii. klmbroush
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LOUISA COUNTY.

106 acres, Is ready for
cultivation; Groom dwell
ing, barns, stable, good or
chard. Very good location.
Price for quick sale. $2,750.
Very liberal terms. If you
want a bargain, investigate
Ehis.
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The Calcutta sweepstakes is run by
the Calcutta Turf cub. y rich man
never wins. Always the lucky one iS
"a barristers clerk. a lady typist a
pit boy. or perhaps a rcd-neckcd. re-
tired major OF the Indian army, living
pension.
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shore Property Tor Sale 1

AT Bnckroe Reach. Va. a good wintor
and summer home. :, good investment:
very cheap. Address Box 33i, phoebus
Va
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Houses Tor sale

cribs, tool house. On 10 acres Of land
hign state OF cultivation. Tinker Creek
running through property; blue grass
sod. newly fenced. fronting on ma :
tloaal highway. Churches school. stores
roller m!!l adjoining property. Four
passenger trains running daily To and
from Roanoke. Price. $4,000. Terms:
One fourth cash. balance In six equal
annual payments. Address Z. W Comp
ton. kOanoMs. Va.
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ANDREW ID. CHRISTIAN,
JOHN III. GUY

NOTE: To reach this property via
Richmond petersburg Electric Line,
get off at Stop .. Public road from
turnpike crosses y. c. J.. Railroad To
above property, which is adjacent 10
and west eC railroad -.
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4tCTIONS-LEC1LS
- - - -
aurtiOn Sales

NUFt1ON SUIcS gu
BARBER SHOP--Hy public auction. on
premises, Of model barber rhvp ia tlty OF
Henderson y. g. June ~. is2s. az IL
O'Clock NJ. Ne VIII cell we'll equipped
ny"- chair barber shop. viz chair, hat
RACK, mirrors, lava,Drics. h-stars ..-c-
trlc fixtures, shO" shine uUtnt, etc. sale
10 close partnership.
This Iunv II. 1879.
THOMAS NJ rITTMAN.
JASPER Il. HICKS.
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DISPATCH classified ads arc willing work.
eTs. anxious to serve you.
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VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY
Richmond v,

june
The Directors OF this Company have
this day declared a quarterly dividend Of
two and half per cent (2hTs1. payable
on and after July |. 1922, to atockholdcrs
OF record al the close OF business June 20,
1922.
l.. ID. AYLETT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

,Lct Jack Dempsey knock out Harry
Wills in round and the boxing world
Will humble that II told YOU so. t.et
Wills natten Jack and we'ii never
hear the end OF the story about the
Black Panther Of New Orleans.
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Young Corbctt was good fellow
when he had IL. but, as fortunes go
in these days of III. prze ring, he
never had 1t. corbc.t fought for
money when his gross earn :
inGs are compared TO what Johnny
Kilbane, his successor in l922, do
mundS for just one defense or his
title. kilbane wants from 100000
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Always. too. it's the first ticket the
winner ever bought: "lUn me soul, I
am surprised, dou't gamble, you
know; just bought NE ticket for n
BIT of lark and lost IL the day they
drew the NUMBERS. No end worried,
] was, when u friend told HE I'd
Drawn one or the 'UrScS. Couldn't find
me silly ticket Finally turned up
in an old vest I'd given away 10 the
grcen-grocers boy. Fine. honest boy.
that shall have TO reward him with
one-an nd siXpenCc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
EN- TERRA FlRNE....
| ~ P R RESTONES S

afable por cierto; pero, el joven pater
escolapio, lie daba tres y raya y 10 de-
iaba tamanito..
Pasados los dos primeros dias, la
fgente, va acostumprandoge a los pau
sados balances; y aparecen sobre Gu
bierta un tsnto desmadejados y POGO
decidores ellos. Las senoras, apoyan-
Sc del brazo de sus acompanantcs,
ocupan las sillas colocadas al costado
de estribor, favorecido por la agrada-
bic brisa. 79
La amigable charla, despu6s de las
lamentaciones del marco, va generali-
zandosc; y al sonar la campana anun-
ciadora, de que el almuerzo esta ser
vido, todos Sc disponen al voluntarlo
sacrifcio, procurando olvidar 10 pasa-
do.
Ell comedor, presenta un aspecto de
bulliciosa animation; entire la duda de
81 Sc repetira ell marco, procuran los
comensales, reponer las fuerzas per-
didas.