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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
ToMAToEs DYING.
Truck Corwers Disappointed at Heavy
Losses Being Sustained.

Truck grovcrs in the county aff
complaining that their young tomato
plants are dying to the extent that ths
hot beds will have to be replanted.
The damp, cloudy weather has caus..
ed the trouble, which no doubt, at
fected the whole trucking belt
Replanting is being done this weei
by the more progressive truckers, ths
seed being placed in rows between
tae rows Of the former planting. This
iii save the few plants which es
cape "damping" off.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
TAX COLLECTIONS
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
Sheriff Reports That Collections Bet.
ter Than Last Year.

The shcritf's Office reports that col.
lections at the close Of business last
night the last day before the assess
ment Of damages unless the legisla-
ture changes the law, were even bet
ter than last year.
There remains but little on the
books yet uncollected, and much Of
this will probably be paid before
property is advertised for sale
Payments were made so slowly un-
til two weeks ago, Il was feared that
a large per cent Of the taxes would
remain unpaid until after February
tst. However, the results are very
gratifying,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
5,444 BALES TO 18TH.
Crcp Practically Ginned 70 That Date
May Reach $500 Bales.

According to statistician Fife, there
there were 5444 bales Of cotton ginn-
ned in Claiborne county 70 January
10th, compared with 5,022 bales ginned
to the same date last year. an increase
Of 422 bales.
The crop is practically ginned,
though there may be enough left 60
complete the $500 estimate.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
SIX CHARMING MISSES.
Play and Sing Their Way Into Hearts
Of Audiences.

Competent critics have spoken Of
The Chicago Ladies Sextette as Of
fering personality program and
certainly those who hear the six
charming young artists Of that organi-
z2tion at the opera house Thursday,
February 9TH, will agree that per-
sonality is an attribute to eachmember
of this distinctive organization.
Theirs is the happy talent which
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
s MoNEY pRovIDEp7

Payer Wishes to Know if Sink
ing Fund Has Been Provided.
Editors Reveille.
notice in last weeks Reveille the
State Auditors report Of the financial
condition Of Claiborne county, IN which
there appears very little cash on hand.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
WANT STATEMENT FROM AGENT


E0TIOFs heVeIIel
The Taxpayers would ike to have
report from the truck farm agent
employed by the county. What is he
doing? What is the acreage in the
various kinds Of truck2 Those Of us
who are not trucking want to know
how the board Of supervisors can do
this for one class in the county and
TAXPAYER.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
MRS. cnARLEs cLARk DEAD

Former Claiborne Lady Passed Away
it Lula Buried at Hermanville.
Mrs. Charles Clark died at her home
az Lula Cohoma county, where she
had resided with her husband for the
past several years, ON Sunday night,
Jan. 29th,
The remains were brought TO Her
manville and buried Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Clark was formerly Miss Josie
Kate McMurchy, eldest laaghter Of
Mr.. Calvin McMurchy She was a
native of this county whore She mar
ried Mr. Clark who IS also a native Of
this county.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Clark
leaves two children. The deceased
was a member Of the Baptist churrh.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
MRS. ELlIs Till DEAD.
Former Resident Of Claiborne County
Died az Belen.


Died al Belen.
Mrs. Ellis Till died at her home at
Belen last Tuesday, Jan. "a, at 1890
2. NJ. She had been confined to her
bed for two weeks with pneumonia,
she was IS years old
Mrs. TIL is survived by her hus-
band, Mr.. Ellis TIL, two sons, Amos
D. Till OF Belen and J. L. Till Of Match
e., and one daughter, Mrs. J. i. IEerd
Of Belen.
Fapcral services we're held the fol-
lowing day at o'eloek in the Baptist
church at Belen,and the remains were
buried III the Belen cemetery.
The deceased vas former resi-
dent of Claiborne county. She resided
ST Rusum with her husband, who was
ga9 IN farming there number
81 years ago.
'Ive fannd, my buy, through long
experiea that Honesty and Lyalty
like Cslfity- generally begin at
homeln
See the affairs Of Anatoln.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
Bod eures AIalarIaI Feyer.
BIGGEST IN HISTORY
Farmers Conference at Washington
Promises Big Results.

ifomAsts Dig hcHuit9.
Washington, Jan. %. The National
Agricultural Conference which closed
It's sessions last night after adopting
recommendation deigned to alleviate
present farm depressian and prevent
recurrence Of such a condition, was
hailed as .'the most far-reaching con-
ference Of farmers ever heldD IN a
statement issued tonight by J. r.
Howard, president Of the American
Farm Bureau Federation, one Of the
largest farmers organizations.
The recommendation Of the con-
ference were endorsed by Mr.. Howard
tonight, and during the day were
made the basis Of study by Secretary
Wallace and other officials upon
whom viii devolve the task Of making
them effective.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
Taylor Tayloring.
G. i. MORRIS.
cLuB oFFERs RRIzEs.
Three Contests for Each Race Planned
and Winners Rewarded.

The Civir Committee Of the Wo-
mans Club win give So in gold pr'zes
for three distinct things this year: So
for the prettiest yard IN Port Gibsoni
So for the best kept yard, and 50 for
tic best garden THE same prizes are
offered to olored people, they com
pcting with each other.
just how the contests are to be con-
dusted has not yet been determined
though the contests win be conducted
entirely different from those Of last
year.
The flower exchange is also on, and
any one having flowers to exchange
for others viii confer with Mrs. Jes.
sic NJ. Cason,, chairman Of that de-
partment Of work
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02

"If you ever see me trying TO rescue
any woman again--for heavens sake
dear, rescue mel"
See the Affairs Of Anatol'.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02
PROGRAM CHICAGO LADIES SEX.
s TETTE.

PROGRAM CHICAGO LADIES SEX
\ TETTE.
General pershing March
Introduction
pique Dame Overture,
Want My Nanny
April Showers
PEGGY O'Neil
Church Choir
Violin Solo
Soprano Solo
Reading
Japanese Song
Cream De La Cream
Ma
Moonlight
Mornfise
In the Old Town Hall
Reading
Vocal Solo
Violin Duet
Popular Medley
Halleluiah Trombone
Vocal Duet
Mammy's Little Bunny Honey Boy
Ny Dixie Rose
Reading
Old Fashioned Sketch
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NOTICE
The Board Of Supervisors Of Clai-
borne County, Miss, will receive until
2 O'clock Il. NJ, on Monday, the first
day OF their regular February, 1922
meeting, sealed bids for County De-
pository.
The Board reserves the right to re.
ject any and all bids.
B. II. MOREH,EAD, Clerk.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1922-02-02

Fresh Stocks Of Garden Seed.
CLAIBORNE HARDWARE co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

vail Against =; ii" r:'r" '',' is''.rf'"uS
institutions and crrcd- Iua' had r$cn
and allen while the Christian church
had stood - test IN spite Of tn" human
rra:l,v and defects "f Is individual
incrur"re lie also scored gambling. the
frro AID other d"has,ns nrs' tines
Tor tier toll Of victims in ruined lives.
Mrs. Fart Entertairs
Mrs + H. Hart entertained at sur
u.,9" SIX o'clock dinner on Tuesday CVc-
ming tho Misses Ruth Murphy, Ina
Humphrey and norothy parrah N nom
ur %" ,hc birthday Of her niece NJ IS
Jewel Lyon.
Daughter Born
NJ and Mrs. Elijah RICHARDS arc 'hc
proud grandparents Of baby girl tnat
anne on Thursday 10 tho home OF their
son and daughter Mir and Mrs. Carl
Miller u Wheeling. The It'll" stranger
will answer to the name o: Eleanor
Irene.
Lloydsville Briefs
Miss EstcIla Atkinson who las seen
quite III Is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hawthorne were in
st Ciairsvil,c on business on Saturday
Mrs Ruth Esrep former local won
in died OF Sunday ut the HON" "f her
daughter Mr.. Jc~"ph Majors a. Morris
town. lr'crment ~ r. IN. on Tucsld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
cARRIaAN RITES TO-DAY.

Military t1aerSl services cOr 'ue ,a'e
Thomas : CarriSaH. who died Tuesday
lrorc.Hg. VIII Oe he'd sro:a ais home Us
SoU'i, High street. SctUlr-y!Me this a.
el'HO.H The "ie'4a~ on, Foreign Wars.
e. .vI:'t '',e dr.-a>.i '..S 4 rucnbrr.
= e.. &Nrc h1:Se ard N.l. ue assisted =,
a." h. o. +. ard Red Men lodges e.; 80
u..o ,.;N. 8l-.al wiz be made IN tie
steIbsnl Ne ceme:"-;.
Nh. "arrigan hal been 81. oat ryr
DAYS With Inrlu""&a. nhi.h 'arned t"
lG.-umon!a. lie wsS a native ~ Mar
snail county and was WI Huonh IL the
Wheeling dis:r.,'. Deceased vas -
ears oc age II" as an active member
- the First ". T.: CHURCH OF $:eu5en-
we.
EeS.dcs hts vi" lie 5 survived by the
cc"oNinS hrUthe~- and SISTERS: William
=. whee!nE: Irou Charles T.. 'arrtSar.
t. MoYrds' go. MAJ. liza. GrH and
No.Ie. - o. S&cr"ar.. " ~. NJ r'ar-
gUn VAS 4 veteran ~ re Spanish
American va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16

in the NJ, J.: Cemetery at MornstoW1.
Rev. H o. TrISarten officiating.
The Rev. We're Gillespie Of Bethany
W. Va was the Guc-: or Mrs. Emma Nc
Earland over tho week end.
Vim. rraig and Paul Vail Witnessed
JiEgs and Maggie At the Court Theatre
Wheeling the last Of the week.
Miss Ruth portcrheld and Charles
Rowl"s spent Friday evening with
friends at Maynard.
Dr.. and Mrs. 7. y. Drennen wer. re-
rrn, Wheeling visitors.
Fred Dean kon Of former pastor
Rev W. T.. Dean was recent cues: OF
l.. T.. Bramhall.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Atkinson or
r.arrcrlv snent the week end the EueItS
Of their parents Mr.. and Mrs. John ~
k!nSon.
Vim. I.antz and family OF near Bel
mont were iatc guests OF Mr.. and MI.
Clarence Clark.
Mrs. RcSs Liassett OF st. ClairsvilA.
a former local woman Is quite III from
A nervous breakdown. II 10 stated init
she has been removed to a hospital &c
! Washington Pa. for treatment.
! Miss Mamie Clark was late Wheel
! Ing shopper.
Mrs = e. Rowles was a recent Dig
{ ness visitor at GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
MAEHuIS FUNERAL.

I'cs:a, serv.|~s =. GcU~gc MarGT...
:, =, G'eG mVcStay - u',.r. &c.. - 10"
,lau,t O. INJURIES A.'t""s3 when = .n.;
so''yG over u.' ouc, a.:'.s he ras =
N.a:. ,Ut:.r" '03s or I've Amos fam.
.m tie Da.;ls p;>". THes&a; af;erUon2
e.. 49, la I"',, a. u.s h"!ns 4, eIJr Ec.is
/. - ,i"o' :. lis u'e;racuu - ''c,"-&.
E",. Il NJ. RID" pastor - he E'a
'.'"ve VI l.. hHceh. ~. o!f.o.ate a@G
lrr 3u,ia' vi, 80 n Lr''as rATs'"r,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-16
ALICE v. sHGErS

Mss Alice V. Sheets. dauEhte. -
Mr. ard Mrs Ellsworth Sheets dad
yesterday morning a. the family hons,
GaL u.ll. near Sand HI. following 4
c..Gays' illness % rrsumc7s Mss
shests VAS In Ner tVentis;h :, ca A, 4
"Is a ,eSI6e-c % tNat section al j.sr
p, Srs ras a Tsmhsr - '1r Mcu-
aiea Tresn!tsgiau cEur"5I SIr~ivl"r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
LOS FRUTOS DEL BOLCHGV|K|SNO

de consumir sin producer NADIA Guia-
dos pOr los primitiyos instintos BAR
barOs, las aislan, y este estado de CO.
saS. agravandose cada vez mas, ACADIA
III por arruinar, por devorar las ciu-
dades, Y con elias los dltimos restos
de la civilization rusa.
Sin embargo, las informaci0nes
bolcheyikis mil veces han dicho que
Ia cultura habfa recibidO un gran i'm
pulse bajo este regimen.
-iC6mo puede creerse = dijo viva
mente Gorki-que la cultura haya re-
cibido impulse alguno por parte del
regimen 'sovietista"? ;C6mo puede la
cultura desenvolverse 81 los encarga-
dos de esta mission Sc les condena a
una eXiStencia indigna de seres huma-
nos y Sc les mata realmente de ham
bre? La cultura esta tambiGn en-
ruinas.
-Pues, entire otras cosas, Sc ha di-
Cllu Que lOS OOVleuS dlupdrdDdU III
inteligencia reuniendo los literatos y
los hombres de ciencia en- la Casa
de los Sabios.
ESQ no es yerdad. Ell Gobierno no
da NADIA los intelectuales no hace
NADIA por ellos. La Casa de los Sabios
soy 70 quien la dirige, puedo asegu-
rarle que 10 POGO hasta ahora hecho
pOr sus hu6spedes Sc debe linicamente
la Intervention extranjera, los so
cOrrOs Gle los finlandeses, franceses,
checOeslovacos... Estos Iiltimos acaban
de enviarnos .seis vagones de vfveres y
dos de azdcar. De Francia nos man
dan con frecuencia, chocolate, latas de
SARDINIA y cafe. Los intelectuales ru-
SOS viven muy pobremente, sus ra-
clones, siempre reducidas, no son re-
gulares, nj siquiera seguras. Ademas,
les faltan vestidos, ropa interior y
calzado...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
SEGUN GORKI, EN- RUSSIA TODC
ESTA EN- RUINAS

FL senor Magrini, corresponsal del
"Secolo'', de Milan, en- Helsingfors, ha
celebrado una intervili con MaXimo
Cork, de Ia cual recogemos los si-
guientes fragmentos:
Que lie parcce-pregunt6 el pc
riodista-la situaci6n actual de Russia
--Catastr6fica.
Y despu6s de un silencio, como 81
buscase palabras adecuadas para des-
cribir la situaci6n, anadi0 Gorki:
Ina inmensa ruina, una catastrofe
sin precedentes.
d Cuales son allf las condolences
fisicas morales de la clase obrera?
LAS industrias estan destrufdas Y
la clase obrera ha desaparecido. Pue-
de decirse que no eXiste. Esto, aparte
continue Gorki, tomando de sobre
Ia mesa un peri0dico de MoscG--, ell
propio Lenin 10 reconoce Escuche en-
que terminus: "a causa de III guerra
y de la situaci6n que luego Sc ha crea-
do, la clase obrera dej6 de existir. Ce-
rradas las fdbricas, ell obrero tuvo
que emigrar que convertirse en- otra
cosa :. -
La nueva polftica economical Y la
libertad de comercio. ino han atenua-
do la hostilidad de los campos contra
las ciudades?
No. Por el contrario, Ell conflictO
sc aglaya de dfa en- dfa zen extension
y en- profundidad". Sc advierte un Gre
ciente rencor de los campesinos contra
las poblaciones urbanas. Los labrado-
res convertidos en- pequefios propieta-
rios solo obedecen al mas frfo Y es-
trecho egofsmo. Ellos son quienes lie
van ell hambre las ciudades negan-
doles sus frutos, y encima las acusan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
EN- LA CORTE SUPREMA

Prorrogas para alegatos los apelan-
tes Eduardo Lopez Tizol VS.. Josefina
MILAN. cobro dinero, 80 dias a contar
del % del corriente Saturnino Walker
VS.. Compania Ferroviaria, danos per.
juicios, 30 dias 10 a partir del % del
corriente. Angel Romero ct al VS.
Marcelina Romero etc. y Maria Soils,
nulidad etc, Is dias contar del 30
del corriente. El Pueblo vs. West In
dia Oil Co., Inf. art. 333 CP 20 dias
a contar del 26 del corriente.
Prorrogas para radicar el record.
Emil Framman VS. La sociedad Franz
man Achas, Cobro dinero. 30 dias a
contar del % del corriente. Juan y Da-
mian del Rosario VS. Antonio PiZa.
Reivn 10 dias contar del 27 del CO.
rriente.
Salvador Suau VS. Junta Escolar de
San Juan, resc. conto. No hay lugar a
la prorroga que solicita la demandada
para radicar el record por haber ven
cido ell terrnino Jose La Costa VS. NJ
Rivera Ferrer. (Igual al anterior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
POR IA CORTE DE- D|sTR|TO

reira Cobro de dinero. La Corte die
to una orden para que por el Secreta-
rio Sc expida mandamiento de ejecu-
cion de sentencia. Jose Garrido Taboa-
da Manuel Falu. Rescn de contrato.
A mocion del demandado la Corte lie
concede una Ultima prorroga de 20
dias para radicar la Exposition del
case.
Distrito Segundo. Septiembre 90
Nombres de las personas que resulta-
ron del sorteo para servir en- Ell Gran
Jurado, y que deberan comparecer el
% del corriente. Dionisio A. Bauzo,
Genaro Rodriguez, Jose Izquierdo, ].
Gonzalez, Robert L. Jumhams, Abigail
Ramirez, de Bayamon, Alexandra Ruiz,
Diego Betancourt, Miguel Garcia We've,
Jose Reyes Soto, Pablo Balado Ramon
Santaella, Juan Caloca, Guillermo Pi-
nero, de Riopiedras; Carlos Budet, de
Lola; Rafael Angulo, de Carolina
Francisco " Nelll Tomas Perez, de
Guaynabo; Bonifacio Rodriguez, Juan
Rios Rivera, de Rio Grande.
Nombres de los sefiores que compon-
dram el pequeilo Jurado, en- el proximo
termino, Manuel Mediavilla, Francisco
Juan Ramos, Carlos Gonzalez, Jose Sill
vestry Velez Arcadia Ramirez, Arse
nio Ortiz, Agustin Espinosa, Hilario
Sevilla Eleuterio Davila, Antonio Fuen
tes, de Bayamon; Felipe Maldonado,
Antonio Mendez Tirado, Gaspar Pa
dron. de Rio Grande, Simon Reyes,
Luis Calderon Garcia, Tomas Sanjur-
10, Juan Rodriguez, de Lola; Teodo-
10 Cruz, Dativo N. Hiraldo, de Caro-
Ina; Heriberto S. Garcia, Juan Rosa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
Ell Grande y Pequeno Jurado.


Distrito prinero. Septiembre Is. Mer-
cedes Marxuach VS.. Jose Maria del So
corro y otros. Ejec. hipotecaria. La
Corte ordena la venta en- publica su,
basta de Ia fnca hipotecada
Septiembre o. Josefna Pousa VS.
Jose S. de Iturrondo Divorcio. La Cor.
te autoriza la citacion del demandado
por medic de edictos.
Teodoro Aguilar VS.. Narganes, Por.
tela y Co. Cobro de dinero. La Cor.
te dicto orden en- este case aprobado
LA venta de bienes de la demanda-
da, de fecha is de septiembre 1922. 2
Aprobando los gastos de la sindicatura
3-Aprobahdo la termination de esta
sindicatura.
Septiembre 26. Martin Travieso
Auto judicial La Corte autoriza al pc.
ticionario que reciba como tutor de
los memories que representa-, las deudas
del deudor hipotecario. Ramon Ro-
bles Domenech y Juan Ramos Torres
let al. Danos perjcs.
Scptienbre p. A mocion del taqui
grafo de la Corte lie concede una pro-
rroga de 30 dias para radicar la trans.
cripcion de la evidencia.
Maria del Rosario ct al Y Higinio
Allende Cruz ct al Nulidad etc A mo.
cion de los demandantes la Corte les
concede una prorroga de 20 dias para
presentar la exposition del case.
Charles H. Rose Eduardo Bosch
Colas. Rice. hipoteca. La Corte orde
ma Sc requiera de pago al demandado
Zalduondo Mier V Co. VS. Pedro Pc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

Despues de un silencio, declare Cor
XII, que Ell Russia solo los cOmunistas
viven.
--Todo ell resto de la poblaci6n-
aifadi6-sufre los horrores de la mas
negra miseria.
-;Cree usted que pudiera formarse
en- Russia un Gobierno de cOalici6n de
los bolchevikis con los socialistas de-
m6cratas Y los socialistas revolucio-
narios?
--Conocida la mentalidad de los boil
chevikis, me parece impossible.
Y ell gran escritor termin6 repitien-
do que la situaci6n de Russia es catas-
trofica y que el no We de d6nde pue-
da venir la salvaci6n,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

~
do, de Guaynabo, Gustavo Betancourt,
Arturo Castro, de Trujillo Alto, Char
les R. Vosburg, de Rio Piedras.
Septiembre 25 Jose Otero Franqui.
Cartas testamentarias. La Corte orde-
ma Sc expida favor del peticionario
carta testamentaria como albacea de
los bienes de don Cesar Espafiol. Pla-
cido Cruz Pagan VS. Cristobal Rodri-
guez. Divorcio. La Corte ordena la
citacion del demandado por medic de
edictos en- LA Correspondence"
Rosendo Villa VS., Gervasio Villegas.
Dafios perjuicios Comparecio solamen
te ell abogado del demandado la Wis
ia de la mocion del demandado sobre
impugnacion del emplazamiento. Y a
solicitud de dicho demandante, la Corte
declare abandonada la ameritada mo-
cion Y concede al demandado 10 dias
para contestar la demanda.
Sues de Abarca VS. Central Vannina.
A peticion de los Sindicos nombrados
en- este case, con la conformidad de los
interventores la Corte les concede pro-
rroga de 10 dias, contados desde mana
ma, para radicar su informe sobre la
intervention de Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
En- este mismo case la Corte resuelve
las mociones de la demandada sobre
presentation de cuentas detalladas por
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, Y la de estos,
oponiendose, disponiendo que la Cen
trail Vannina puede formular su defen-
sa Y contestar la demanda.
Alberto H. Biascoechea VS. Pauline
| Pumarada Accion neg. servidumbre.
Comparecieron los abogados de las par
| tes discutir ciertoS conceptos relaclo-
nados con ell hecho 40. de la demanda,
que no aparecieran con toda claridad
IN ell record de este caso'', y despues
| de los informes orales, el demandado
adnlitio que los huecos ventanas en-
controversial eran vistas directas sobre
| IA finca del demandante. La Corte die
ia sentencia en- este case declarando
on lugar la demanda, condenando al
demandado a tapar de un modo per1na
nente definitivo los huecos abiertos
en- el lado Este de SUI casa, y modih
car eli techo de dicha construction, de
rnodo que las aguas de lluvia no pue
dan derramar sobre ell solar del deman
dante; Sc declara sin lugar la contra
demanda. sin especial condena de cos
taS.
Pablo Castro Nicolas Quinones
Daiios perjucios. La Corte concede a
demandante prorroga de 30 dias par;
radicar la Exposition del case y pliegc
de excepciones Ell Pueblo VS.. Vicente
Alamo. ac ag. gv. Vista la confession
fue condenado $40 costas.
Manuel Martinez VS. Jose S. Cester(
ct al Rectifcacion inscription etc
Ell demandante en- este case propon.
Y la Corte acepta, que de acuerdo cor
Ia mocion del demando Sc transfer
para manana la aprobacion de las en-
miendas propuestas la Exposition de
caso.
Septiembre 26 Celestina Vidal VS.
Leoncio Garcia Divorcio. La Corte de
clara con lugar la demanda y disueltl
el matrimonio entire las parties etc.
Mercedes Munoz VS. ELISA Ruiz Diaz
Ejec hipoteca. La Corte dicta senten
cia en- este case, ordenando la vepta
en- publica subasta de la fnca hipoteca
da.
Enrique Martinez VS.. Asuncion Ba
yonet. Divorcio Sc anota la rebeldia dc
la demandada.
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Evening star., 1922-04-07
QUIZ MURDER SUSPECT.
"North Carolina Joe" Recognized
by Several Witnesses.

A slight impeachment in the speech
of James Brown. colored, otherwise
known as North Carolina joe" was
recognized by witnesses who saw
him yesterday in an effort to identify
him as a suspect in the case of Mrs.
Margaret Elizabeth Weber, bride of
seven menths,s who WAS assaulted
and shot to deathS near White, sta
ton. a short distance from. her home
in Columbia Park, May 19, last year,
Constable Garrison and Detective
Thomas Walsh toured part of
Prince Georges county with the pris-
oner yesterday afternoon and plan
to take him to the scene Of the crime
today.
The prisoner denies having been on
the east side of the tracks of the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapo-
was committed, but yesterday the
constable and detective found three
witnesses who declared they had
seen a man answering his descrip-
| tion on that side of the road three
days before Mrs. Weber was slain.