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New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
Disapproval of Harding Ad- ministration May Be Campaign Platform of Opposition Party.
BY GEORGE IT. MANNING Washington Bureau of New Britain Heraid)


 Washington, ID. C., March 14.--- With the revival here, as soon as congress adjourned of the pastimc of speculation on the impending presi- dential race Of 1924 the proverbial dark horse" seems to lead the list of potential democratic nominees. In the Judgment of several of the sound est of political forecasters.
 One of these, leader in the demo- cratic party counscls, recently re- viewed the most probable de- velopments at the next demo- cratic national convention. Discard ing all claims in behalf of the most frequently mentioned possibilities McAdoo, Underwood, Cox, Smith-he predicted that at the start of the con- vention, ''favorite sons" would hold the limelight for the first few votes. with no one able to amass anything like a two-thirds vote.
 Following that. he seems to be of the opinion that the general trend of the. convention will be along the same line as that taken by the re- publican convention of 1920, with the final emergence of comparatively unknown man.
 This man. however. unlike MT. Harding in 1920, would hardly be of the colorless conservative type, with a colorless platform. Such choice would be absurd, in view of the al most certain renomination of Hard ing by the republicans. He would necessarily be one who would be classed in the liberal type. with an in- vulnerable record one who. although comparatively unknown at first blush, could be effectively advertised.
 On the other hand. this ideal can didate would by no means be radi- cal. Such choice, besides being practically impossible, would be en- tirely too dangerous a concession to the growing socialistic tendencies of a group of the people more noisy than numerous. He would be such man that the more the people knew him, the better they would like him.
 He need not however be a man of great outstanding achievements, but rather a man just good enough to catch the votes of the millions who will be determined to vote against President Harding and the present administration.
 The assumptions of the democrat quoted were of course based on the probability that President Harding would be renominated for a second term. That, though, is the general ly accepted view. especially in view of Senator Watson's assertion in the senate that there would, be no other candidate. If MT. Harding is a can didate for renomination. it would seem that his party would have no choice but to give it to him. To do otherwise would be in the nature of a repudiation of his administration. and would merely strengthen the gen. eral dissatisfaction which is the best bet of the democrats.
 All of which leads inevitably to the conclusion that personalities of the candidates will play comparatively minor role in the next presidential election. Harding is admittedly man of rather slight personal attractions. and if McAdoo. Smith, Bryan and
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
ST. PATRICK's WHIST
5
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A successful St. Patrick's whist was given last evening in O. U. A. M. hall under the auspices of Court Columbia, Catholic Daughters of America. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Catherine O'Brien, Mrs. Rose Lambert, Mrs. John Igo and Mrs. James Murray. The affair was in charge of a committee consisting of Mrs. Anna Murray and Miss Isabelle Kitson.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
Don't Spol Your Child'sn Z z ,e.s Hair By Washing It

. t.E t
 iWhen you wash your chifd's hair be careful what you use. Many soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much free alkali, which is very in furious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle
 The best thing to use is Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo. for this is pure and entirely greaseless It is very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces.
 Two or three teaspoonfuls of Null sified in a cup or glass with a little warm water is all that is required. Simply moisten the hair with water, and rub the Mulsified in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy father, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy. wavy and easy to man. age. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. You can get Mulsified CO., coanut oil shampoo at any drug store, and a few ounces will last everyone in the family for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
ORDERED TO BOSTON
Goldman and Taylor Will Be Taken to Mass. Court for Further Action in Warren Bank Scandal.

Chicago, March 14.-Frank l.. Tay- for, $50 week employe of the War ren National bank, and Abraham Goldman, father-in-law of Joseph Marcino alias Biato, barber-banker whose operations are alleged to have crippled the Niagara Insurance Co. of Buffalo, the Warren bank and other institutions, were directed to proceed to Boston today to face preliminary hearing on criminal charges.
 Goldman. who lost fight yesterday against extradition, was placed under bond of s5,Ooo and Taylor was put in bond of $25,000.
 Taylor was arrested here by pri- vate detectives after alleged shortages were discovered in the Warren bank and after it had become known that Marcino had disappeared from Buff falo He still is being sought. Gold mans arrest followed that of Tay- lor's by several days.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
WASHINGTON POLITICAL GOSSIP IS
 DARK HORSE" DEMOCRATIC CHOICE


 Henry Ford are to he eliminated from the democratic choice, it Is highly probable that the democratic nominee win be a man of more or less nega- tive personality.
 The one best chance for demo- cratic victory in the next presidential campaign is disapproval of the Hard ing administration. Tn which again there is close parallel to the 1920 election. Harding. of course will have no such nationwide disapproval as MT. Wilson was the victim of. but if the democratic party nominates a man who can be considered as suf- ficently liberal to draw any large pro- portion of the dissatisfied progressive republican vote, there will be a high ly encouraging prospect for demo- cratic administration for the next four years.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14

P. H. Opie company dry goods store and l.. Tuch, a clothier, and the up- per floors were used as offices. Four firemen were overcome by smoke on the roof and rescued.
 The fire, the second to sweep the building in seven months, was be- lieyed to have been caused by defec- tive electric wiring. The blaze when discovered was small and fire extln- guishers were used to combat it. Be- lieving the fire over firemen depart ed only to see the flames break out in more serious proportion few mtn- utes later on the third floor.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
Wooster St. Community
 Club to Hold Meeting

The regular meeting of the Wooster Street Community club of Barnesdale will be held Thursday evening at 7:5o o'clock at the Quartet club rooms. The regular business meeting will be followed by a social. Patrick Ring rose is the newly elected president of the club; Mrs. G. r. Brown, vice-pres- ident; Emil Voge. secretary and Mrs. Emil vogel, secretary. The club has been in existence for the past three years and during this length of time has been responsible for having con crete sidewalks installed on wooster street. The club is now planning to have ras installed on the street.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
DENBY AT PANAMA

Aboard U. s. S. Henderson in Pan- anna Canal, March 14.-Secretary Denby and the party of senators and accompanying him sailed through Panama canal today enroute to Panama bay for review of the American battle fleet. At Catun lock the party was augmented by a of senators and representa- lives who had made the trip to Colon by passenger steamer.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
SHIP FLORIDA POTATOES.

Chicago, March 14.--First ship ments of new potatoes from Florida began this week, the federal bureau of agricultural economics reported to- day. They sold for s6 a hundred pounds in northern markets. Active from the Florida potato growing sections is expected in about two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
RETURNING TO U. s.

Alfred Sze Leaves Picking to Come
 Back to United States As Minister
 From Chinese Govt.
 Picking. March fl (By the Associat- ed Press)-Alfred Sze, who was act ing foreign minister for several months, has left here for Washington to resume his post as minister to the United States. When the cabinet of Premier Chang Tsao-Tseng recently came before the senate, it refused to confirm the appointment of Sze.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
TO HEAR FINES.

Hartford, March 14.-Major Clar- ence c. Scarborough. 169th infantry, c. N. C., is designated as the officer to hear fines imposed by the com nlanding officer, quartermaster corps c. N. G., in orders from the adlu- tant generals office.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
ROtarians to Hear of
 Situation in Balkans

F. A. Yarrow of New York will speak on ''rhe Situation in the Balk- ans" at the regular meeting of the New Britain Rotary club to be held tomorrow noon at the Elks' club on Washington street MT. Yarrow re- turned last week from an extended trip through Europe and part of Asia. Directors for the ensuing year will be at the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14

Best substitute for turpentine is resin spirit
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
Westerly Fire Causes
 Half Million Damage

Westerly, R. l., March 14.-flre destroyed the three story brick opie block here last night at an estimat- cd loss of s5Oo.0oo the building was occupied on the ground floor by the
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14
to the Russian border.

to the Russian border.
 Since that time MT. Yarrow and his family have been forced to flee again from the Turks but each time Mir Yarrow has gone back to build up the work. Large audiences. in Washing ton and other cities have gathered to hear Mr. Narrow speak. He will speak at the luncheon of the Rotary club Thursday noon. His address at the South church at 7:30 will be open to the public.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-14

Bernice Redick, above( physicians say, is possessed of double person. ality-one that of her normal 2o- year-old self, the other that of child of four. She's fighting at her Colum- bus CO., home to oust the child per sonality and physicians say she's gain ing. nf n %sr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
JUNTA DE FARMAcIA
coNvocAToRIA A EXAMINES


Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto por Ia
.ey de farmacia, ell dia 25 de enero del
ccrriente, las 9 A. NJ, daran coDien-
20 los examenes de farmacia para aquc-
los que deseen revalidsr sus titulos de
farmaceuticos y para aquellos que, es-
tando debiSNmente matriculados, de-
seen tonnar las asignaturas pendierites.
Las sclicitudes y demas documentos
requeridos seran adnitidas hasta Ell dia
20 de enero las 2 P M, fecha en- que
expirara Ell plazo de admission de las
mismas.
cualquier otra information que de-
scare podra obtenerla del sr. Tomas
Vera Riera, por escrito personalmen-
t. en- la ofcina de la Junta, calle de
Allen No. 'Palacio Rojov.
Lcdo. Carlos G. DE QUEvEDo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
DOS. cAsAs DEsTRUIDAs poR UN
VoEAz TNCENDIo EN- sANTuRcE
euonsanusci6n dc ia Ia. pas.l

gun nobiliario III efecto alguno de su
uso personal.
Tan pronto ell Parque de Ronberos
de San Juan recibi6 la Voc de alarma
el active jefe de bomberos Captain
Schettini, al nando de todos sus hom.
bres disponibles y de todas las bonn
bas y aparatos do extinction, Sc tras-
lado inmediatamente al sitio de La con
fagraci6n, logrando despu6s de muchos
esfuerzos, localizar y extinguir Ell fue-
go.
Casi todos los vecinos de la Gale
Lopez Landr6n, ante Ell tenor de que
el incendio hubiera tornado caracteres
mas alarmantes, sacaron sus muebles
y efectos la Gale, Y en- union de la
policia ayudaron los bomberos eff
cazmente.
Ell juez Aybar tiene su cargo la
investigation de las causas que mott
varon Ell incendio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
BRILLANTE FESTIVAL EN- LA
REsIDENCIA DE LOS EsPOS0S
HOGG-TORRES

FL viernes d1tinlo, vispera de Reyes
Sc celebro en- ell hogar de los prestlgio-
SOS esposos Hogg- Torres de esta cln-
dad. el cumple amos de nuestro estl-
,mado amigo cuinplido caballero don
Alfredo Hogg Manrique, tan distingui-
do en- esta capital.
Pocas veces hemos visto un hogar
tan feliz, tan ueno de algeria, como ei
de los esposos Hogg Torres, donds "a
cortesia la caballerosidad son atribu-
tos inseparables de tan estimado hogar.
A la fiesta que resulto brillant-sl,
ma acudieron numerosas personas de
verdadera signifcaci6n social, figuran-
do entire estas don Carlos Preston y
se1ora; don Luis Gorbea y familia; don
Juan Torres sefora; las encantado-
ras seiioritas Rosa Emanuelli, Sanchez,
Espada, Ventura, Perales y otras que
sentimos no reeordar.
Entire los j6venes figuraban don Bas
co Belaval, don Sebastian Torres, don
Jose Rosales. don Jose Quintero, don
Manuel Escribano, don Jose zubillaga,
don Miguel Mucoroa, los sehores Cas-
tellano y ell inspirado pianista Rafael
Pou.
A las numerosas felicitaciones reci-
bidas por ell sefior Hogg, unimos since
ramente la nuestra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
UN NUEvo cIGAREILLo EN- Ell
~. MERcADo

Los conocidos importadores y expor
tadores de tabaco en- rama del pals y
del extranjero Sres. ALFONSO Riera &
CO.., de esta ciudad, han tenido la
amabilidad de obseqniarnos con unas
muestras de cigarrillos de la nueva
marca "Carolina Royal, fabricados
por los se1ores ''Beiley Bros, Inc. :" /,
de winston Salem, Carolina del Nor
te
Con tai motivo, nUestro excelente
amigo don Harnlinio MADEIRA, presi-
dente de Ia casa Alfonso, Riera s. Co.
1nc.,'' nos participa cue los fabrican-
tes de los exquisitos agradables ci-
garrillos Carolina Royal" han nom
brado a su casa agentes generates pa
ra Ia venta de la nueva marca de ci-
garrillcs.
Ell cigarrillo 'carolina Royal tie
ne gran 6emanda en- los Estados Uni
dos y no dudamos que pronto la ten
dra taanbi6n en- Puerto Rico.
Envialnos a los sefores Alfonso,
Riera g. Co. Inc nuestras mas cum
plidas gracias por su obsequio, les
deseaamos al propio tempo grandes
6xitos en- la distribution comercial de
sus nuevos cigarrillos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
Ell PRoYECTo DE UNA LoNJA DEL
CoMERCIo Es VA UNA REALLDAD
tcontinuaoi6n de la pagina SAP

integrante del capital social de toda
casa de comercio;
CoNsIDERANDo:- one ell conner
clio al por mayor de San Juan, los CO.
merciantes al por menor de San Juan
los comerciantes del interior que ha
cen sus compras en- esta ciudad, asi
como los comisionistas de esta plaza,
Sc beneiciarian grandeme1lte transan-
do sus operaciones Ell un sitio flo y a
horas determinadas del dia;
CONsIDERANDo ademas de
la gran economic que Sc obtendrfa es
tableciendo horas fjas para la compra
venta, los comerciantes del interior po-
drian hacer sus visitas San Juan con
mas frecuencia;
CoNSIDERANDo:- la ammonia
la claridad en- todas las operaciones
mercantiies intensifcan las relaciones
comerczales 9 hacen frmes y durade-
ras la consideration y la amistad per-
sonales;
CONSIDERABLE: - Que la regla-
mentaci6n de las buenas practicas CO.
merciales establecidas es una garantia
en- los negocios Y para los que ellos
Sc dedican;
CONsIDERANDo - Que es con-
veniente forentar las buenas practi-
cas- inculcar principles saludables en-
tire ell comercio;
CoNsTDERANDO:- es dc gran
utilidad para los industriales y conner
ciantes la recopilaci6n de datos esta-
disticos informativos de las cose-
chas, la exportaci6n Y la Importation,
las cotizaciones etc. etc; y
coNSIDERANDo:-Que dc la aso-
ciaci6n constante de elementos adnes
interesados en- Ia mayer prospsridad de
sus negocios de los de la comuni-
dad en- general, Sc derivarian grandes
proyectos de utihdad particular y pd-
blica,
POE TANTO, Resu6lvase por la ca-
mara de Comercio de Puerto Rico, Sec
ci6n de San Juan. ell establecimien' o
de la Lonja del Comercio de Puerto
Rico, para llevar cabo los prop69ltos
expresados arriba, discutase ell Re-
gIamento Interior que Sc acompala.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
MERcApo DE cAMRros
DON RAMON BALsEIRo


Desde ell lunes Sc encuentra recluido
en- cana, en- su Tesidencia de Santurce,
a consecuencia de un silbito ataque de
hemiplegia. que puso en- peligro su vi
da, Ell prestigioso caballero y estimado
amigo nuestro, don Ramon Balseiro.
En- virtud de la pronta intervention
facultativa de los copocidos m6dicos
doctores Bian6n y Lopez sicard6, Ell
enfermo Sc halla notabIemente mejo-
rado.
Ell MUNDo lamenta la enfermedati
que aqueja al quito caballero y hace
fervientes votos por su pronto restable-
ciniento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
DON DroNTsIo TEIGo Y DON
MIGUEL TARGA

En- La resefa que aver publicamos
acercs de Ia Asamblea de comercian-
tes espahoIes, Sc omitieron los. NOM
bres de los distinguidos caballeros D.
Dionisio Trigo y don Miguel Targa,
guienes fueron noml,rados en- dicha
asamblea para asistir al Congreso del
Comercio Espanol, en- union de los de-
mas delegados.
Nos completeness en- consignar la de-
bida aclaraci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
DEPENDIENTE
Sc necesita uno con experiencia
Ferreterfa Meriuo
Allen 64. - San Juan.

Haba; Tesorero. don segundo cadier-
no; secretario, don Jose Perez Losada
vocales: don Manuel B. Soto y don
Enrique Zorrilla.
Anoche Ultima hora, Sc recibio ell
despacho que copiamos continuation
procedente del Embaiador de Espaha
en- Washington.
"Abelardo de la Haba, San Juan,
Acabo trasmitir Gobierno Su Males
tad texto su telegrana. Les felicito
por su patri6tica actuaci6n y ruego
trasnita esa colonia espafiola mi salu-
do y votos por su prosperidad.
Riano.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
QUTENEs PRESENTATION
PLIEGOS DE PEoPosICIoNES

Ell sabado a las nueve de la ma
lana .presentaron pliegos de proposicio-
mes para la construction del alcanta-
rillado, ante ell Hon. Comisionado de
Servieio Publico, los senores Higuera
y Besosa, S. Mol y Arturo Gonzalez
Prado. Para ell ensanche del acueduc-
to, estos mismos sehores, ell senior Fran
cisco Rexach Y Auffant de Ponce. Los
p,iegos han pasado la Junta de su-
basta para su estudio y adjudication.
Los. pliegos para Ia subasta del edifi-
clio escolar seran presentados ala a
mediados de enero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
UN IMPoRTANTE ACTo DEL CLUB
RoTARIo
(ContinuaciOn dc la sra pag.1

embellecian, pero que habia que COM
batir la indiferencia, reinante.
En- SUI peroraci6n ell Obispo dijo que
los rotarios de Filadelfia, Washington
y Ohio, habian celebrado, en- estos I'LL
timos meses, importantes actoS en- IA
vor de los mendigos e indtiles, contri-
buyendo, en- muchas ocasiones, con di-
nero, para sufragar los gastos que oca-
siona ell scstenimiento de asilos y hos
pitales en- donde reciben asistencia
mas de $4,000 1isiados.
En- Puerto Rico-continuo manifes-
tando Ell Obispo-hacen falta muchos
asilos que cuiden de los menesterosos,
pues es bien triste su situac.on. Pre-
cisamente hace algunos dias realice un
viaje a Ponce y pude contemplar ell
gran n1mero de mendigos que acude
las estaciones del ferrocarril.
otra de las cosas a, la cual debe-
mos prestar nuestra ayuda mas eficaz,
es la deincuencia de los niiios pro-
tecci6n la horfandad. Generalmente
cuando muere TN padre de fanlilia
deja numerosos hijos, los vecinos adop
tan estos, aun sin tener medios pa
ra educarIos y nutrirlos debidamente.
En- Puerto Rico deberia existir mas
inter6s por ell bienestar de los nilos
pobres.
Firalmente Monseflor Caruana de-
claro que en- Puerto Rico la mitad de
los niIios de edad educativa Sc que
daban sin ir las escuelas, porque no
habia cabida sufciente para ellos. Es-
to es otro NAL que perjudica ell porve-
mir de nuestra juventud.
Al ternlinar, ell Obispo suplic6 n los
rotarios que buscaran los medios de
proteger, practicamente, a los pobres
infelices de esta Isla y les ofreci6
toda clase de ayuda.
El discurso del obispo fue muy
ap.audido por los rotarios y periodis-
tas que aSistieron al acto.
MIR. Becker, manager de Ia
''Houston Mill Elevator ,nicmbro
del Rotary Club de Tejas", hizo uso
de la pa1abra para manifestar que,
arnque hac1a pocos dias que 6l Sc en-
contraba en- San Juan, no por ESQ des-
conocia la Isla, la cual habia vista
do en- 1901, epoca en- que adn exte-
tian los coches y ell autom6vil era una
acosa DEL ibtro nurdo. Yo--dijo 24r.
Becker-he viajado a traves de toda
la isla v conozco sus bellos paisajes
tropicales. siempre lie Querido mdcho
a Puerto Rico y mi casa siempre ha
sostenido muy buenas relaciones con su
acreditado comercio. Mr.. Becker tec-
min6 invitando a los miembros del Ro-
tary Club de Puerto Rico para que
fueran a Houston, donde serian bien
recibidos.
FL distinguido caballero Mr.. Henry
Osborn, quien cerro los discursos, pro-
nunci6 breves frases de agradeciminn-
to por la cortesfa que tuvo Ell |Rota-
nv Club al extenderle una invitaci6n
para que asistiera al alrnuerzo. Dtjo
que el era mienbro del Rotary Club
de Toledo, que trabajar en- pro de
los necesitados y en- todo aquello que
dignifcara la sociedad, eran los fl
mes que perseguian los rotarios.
A las dos termin6 ell simpatico acto,
reinando la mayor cordialidad entire
los invitados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
ED1cTo DE sUBAsTA

PoR cUANTo esta Hon. Corte Y en-
p.eito sobre ejecucion de hipoteca Sc
guido por Manuel Munoz Gallart y 81
esposa Maria vidal contra Diego Bias.
cochea Martinez y su esposa Joaquina
Bird Lopez, ha dispuesto por orden de
fecha 5 de Enero de 1923 que Sc pro.
ceda a la ejecuci6n en- pdblica subasts
Gle la finca hipoteeada.
PoR CUANTo en- el p.eito arriba
mencionado la eiecucion Sc libro para
cobrar la fnca Eipotecada la cantidad
de TREINTA Y cIEyCo MIL DO
LIARS (S35, 5,oOO) de capital, mas los
intereses vencides los que Sc deven-
guen hasta su complete pago raz6n
del 5 por ciento annual, costas y ho-
norarios de abogado, de acuerdo con 10
convenido ell Ia escritura de hipoteca
POR TANTo: Yo Manuel Mater Gil
.ona Marshall de esta Corte de Distri-
to, he dispuesto vender en- pub.ica su-
E7sta los bienes que Sc expresan con-
tinuaci6n, sea la finca hipotecada,
cuya description. es la siguiente, y a
IA cual So refiers Ia orden de la Corte:
FRUsTICA: Lote nlimero diez del
Hato de Cangrejos Arriba de Ia ju-
risdicci6n de San Fernando de la
Carolina; compuesto de ciento vein
to y seis cuerdas, con siete cent6si-
mas de otra; equiyalentes a cuaren
ia y una areas, ochenta centiareas
de terreno plantado G9n seis mil
palmas de cocos Y arboles de china.
Centiene y le son anexas una vivien-
da para Inayordono una c1balle-
RIA. colinda por Ell Norte, con el
Mar de la Costa Placido, hoy Wen
ceslao Borda; por el Este con la Ia
gtlna de Cangrejos; Sur con Juan
Machuca, despues Fermin Martinez
villamil; hoy Wenceslao Borda; PSF
ell oeste con Gabriel Paris jose
Machuca, despues Ell Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico; hoy Wenceslao Borda. Con
tiene ademas un embarcadero.
La subasta sc 1levara a cabo en- mi
eficina, cita en- el local que ocupa esta
corte de Distrito Gle San Juan, ell dfa
so del mes de Enero de 1928, las 2
de la tarde Los bienes seran adjudica-
cados al mejor postor y Ell pago Sc
hara elective en- el acto de la adjudi-
cacion debiendo conforharse Ell lici-
tador que obtenga la buena pro con
los titulos existentes.
San Juan, P, r. a de Enero 1928.
Manuel MATER GIRoNA.
Marshall del Distrito. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-10
MUJER MUERrA DE UN BA1Azo
y Sc convencera,

En- el bsrrio Mambibe, de Humacao,
muri6 consecuencia de un disparo de
revolver, Ia mujer Donata Diaz, de 80
ahos de edad.
Las autoridades estan investigando
los m6viles de este heche para deter
minar 81 Donata Sc suicide 81 Sc ira
ia de un crilnen. Sc asegr1a, no obs
tante, que la victima 1levaba relaciones
con un pr6fugo llamado saturnino To-
rres, que cumpaa condena9de 25 amos
de presidio por un delito de asesinato,