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waves Is sleeping behind drawn talousies. Once a negro boy implored him to sit in his wheel chair and be trundled two miles for 75 cents and the wild bull Is said to have made counter proposition to wheel him twice that far for the same price
 Hortatio Lavelle--pronounced wal fle-the millionaire honorary man ager of Luis Angel has been a ter rible disappointment too. for Allan tic Citys ideas of wealthy south Americans were obtained from Rudolph Valentines art. Lavelle wore neither harem pants, like Valentino, nor patent-leather hat nor carried he quirt or quart. He was to Atlantic City, that tragic anomaly-the long pocket and the short reach.
 And now they are going away from here
 The wild clocks keep the wild time; the wild women roll along the margin of the wild waves But the wild bull has yet to show Atlantic City why 1t Is that people call him wild,
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Dodgers Release Two
 Players; Recall Four

NEW YORK, Sept. 11,-The Brook
 lyn National league club today an- nounced the release of two players and the recall of four others who were placed out on options this year. Those released were Catcher Bernard Hungling and Pitcher Clarence E. Brown, both of whom were sent un- conditionally to the Des Moines cluo of the Western league Those re- called were Outfielder Turner Barber, from Atlanta; Infielder Walter Kee- ley from Greenville, S. C.; Infielder Mullen from Bridgeport, Conn, and lnfieid-r Ray Schmandt, from Hous- ton, Texas. Mullen will report next week but the others will not report until next spring at training camp.
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LUIS FIRPO PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY IN FINE CONDITION SAYS HE IS READY FOR BOUT
# Luis Firpo Wins Title His Rise Will Eclipse Jim Jeffries'

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-If Luis An gel Firpo succeeds in dethroning Jtack Dempsey as heavyweight king Friday night his sensational rise to the top will eclipse the record of Jim Jeffries, to whom the Argentine mauler has been likened by many f1stic experts.
 Jeffries was just 22 years old when he set out to conquer the world with his fists in 1897. Two years later he knocked out Bob Fitz- simmons for the championship in a gruelling 11-round encounter Firpo has something of a reputation for knockouts In South America, but it was not until 1922, raw and crude, he came to the United States in quest of iaurels. Thus from obscur ity he has leaped in year and a half to pugilistic fame and a chance to be crowned champion of them all.
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American And British
 Polo Teams To Play

WESTBURY, N. Y.. Sept. 11.-- American and British army polo teams will cross mallets tomorrow at the Meadowbrook club In the first match of an international champion ship series. The. series Is for the best two out of three matches.
 High army officials. including Sec retary Weeks and members of the British embassy. are expected to at tend the game, On paper, the Eng fish players. who have higher goal rating than the Americans, will be likely to win. but they will be handi- capped in the first game by the ab- sence of Major Vivian Lockett. in- ternationalist, who has played in this country several times. His recently injured ankle has not mended
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Stribling Wins Bout

MIAMI, Fla. Sept 11-Young Stribling, Macon. won a newspaper decision over Sailor Martin of New York in a 10 round bout. Stribling, who is scheduled to meet Mike Me Tigue in Columbus, Ga.,- for the light heavyweight championship of the world, was awarded every round. He fractured his right arm in a bout three months ago but seemed to sui fer no handicap tonight
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Mrs. Mallory Still In Race In Tournament

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 11-Mrs. Molla Mallory and other favorites survived the third round today of ths middle states lawn tennis champion ship at the Philadelphia Cricket club.
 Mrs. Anne Townsend. Philadelphia, defeated Miss Penelope Anderson, Richmond, Va, 6-1, 60.
 Mrs. Molla Mallory of New York defeated Mrs. David Stern, Phila- delphia 6-l, 60.
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Boxer Who Beat Firpo Says Luis Will Win

BEUNoS AIRES, Sept. 11.-Engeld Rodriguez of Uruguay, holder of the American light heavyweight cham pfonship and the only boxer who ever knocked out Luis Angel Firpo, predicts that the Argentinian will de- feat Jack Dempsey.
 Rodrigues who is visiting here, re- caled today his fight with Firpo in Monteviedo in January, 1919, after the present heavy.
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Charlotte Wins Again

CHARLOTTE, N C., Sept. Ill., Charlotte took the second straight game from Macon today by score of to Il, In the play-off series for the pennant in the south Atlantic league. Score:
 Macon ..,. 900 900 l00--1 8 2 Charlotte ..., 100 900 11x-3 0
 Battrles: Gallagher and Schmidt {; Brown and Kennedy.
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Summary Two-base hits, A. NiehauB
 Ring, NunamalSer. Three-base hit, Clay ton. Sacrifice hit Guyon. Stolen bases,
 Guyon, Barber. A. Niehaus. Moore. Double
 plays, Leonard 10 c. Anderson; Ring to A. Niehaus; Bates to Leonard to c. An
 derson, Left on bases. Atlanta s. Chat tenooga 6. Bases on balls, off Fort 5. off Morris g. off Karr B. Struck out, by Karr 2 Hits, off Fort 3 with runs in
 1-2 innings. Losing pitcher, Fort. Wild pitehessa Karr, Morris. Time 1;55. Um- pires, Jorda and rienninger,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York 10. Boston 0. Philadelphia II, Brooklyn 8. Pittsburg 4. Cincinnati 8. Only games scheduled
 Today's Games Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Chicago. Only games scheduled.
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CRACKERS EASILY DEFEAT LOOKOUTS

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 11.-At- lanta easily defeated Chattanooga. 10 to 5. this afternoon in the final meeting of the season between the two clubs. Fort, se- cured from Paducah, made his debut fin the box for Chattanooga and was knocked out in the second Inning. Karr easily held when Nunamaker, batting for Morris. doubled with the bases full during a rally that netted four runs. The fielding of Moore at shortstop for Atlanta was a feature. The score:
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.CY HITS TWO

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-"Cy" Will Hams of the Phillies hit two balls over the right field wall today for his thirty sixth and thirty-seventh home runs of the sea son, aiding his teammates to an II to victory over Brooklyn. He now leads Babe Ruth by, two home runs. Score:
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BUCCANEERS GET BETTER HOLD ON SECOND POSITION
Giants Swamp Braves, While, PhHlies Beat Dodgers
 II To 3

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept. 11.-Pitts- burg strengthened its hold on second place by winning the final game of the series from Cincinnati today, to 3. Ben ton pitched well but his support in the early innings was ragged Score:
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GIANTS SWAMP BRAVES,

BOSTON, Sept 1.-The worlds cham pions continued their heavy hitting against Boston today winning 10 to O. Kelly with a home run. double and two singles out of four times at bat was the feature hitter. Score;
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AMERICAN AssoCIATIoN

Indianapolis 2, Toledo Ii. Louisville :, Columbus (10 in ningsJ.
 St. Paul 4, Kansas City 5. No others played.
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BASEBALL FORM
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Birmingham g, Nashville 2. Atlanta 10, Chattanooga 5. New Orleans 8, Little Rock 5. Mobile 5. Memphis 1.
 Today's Games Little Rock at New Orleans. Mobile at Memphis. Only games scheduled.
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OUDaH SVaTs UVI -VU V-- Black Barons ....... 100 100 120-5
 Summary; Two base hit Rigul Three base hit Guerra. Earned runs. Black Means Guerra, Dreke. Rigual, Campos Struck out by Juran B. by Debob 2. Base on balls. off Juran 4, off Debob 2 Passed balls. Means 8. Sacrifice hit, Dreke Stolen base, Guerra. Empires, Whitehead and Swacina. Time. :55.
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INTERNATIoNAL

Newark 4. Jersey City 2. Reading 1. Baltimore 8. Toronto D., Syracuse IF. No others played.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Boston 8. New York 0. Only game played.
 Todny's Games No games scheduled.
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New Orleans ;sonass esi osT smstS s10Is Henry. Sacrifice hits. Gilbert. Foss Story. Philbin. Double play, West to Smith Struck out, by Walker 3, by Rob inson 1, by Graham ?. Bases on balls, off Walker l. off Robinson 1, off Graham I, off Mccall l. Eight hits with 5 runs off Walker in innings, hits with runs off Graham in Ia innings. Winning pitcher Robinson. Losing pitcher. Gra- ham. Left on bases. New Orleans 10., Lit tie Rock s. Time. 2:l0. Empires, Brennan and McGowan. ...
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"Batted for Berg in eighth.
 %Batted for Ruether in eight,

Summary; Two-base hits, Walker 2, Lee. Home runs. Williams 2, Tierney Lee. Neis. Sacrifice. HollSe. Double plays, Mitchell to Tierney to Holke; Tierney to Metz to Hoike. Left on bases Brooklyn 4 Phila- delphia 4. Bases on balls off Smith l. Mitchell 1. Struck out. by Ruether S. Mitchell ]. Hits, off Ruether in in- nlngs, Smith in l. Hit by pitcher. by Ruether Civilians and Metz), by Mitchell (Fourner). Losing pitcher Ruether Umpires. Hart and Moran. Time. 1925
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s'VutN ny IIIHIHBBs :
 PittsHurg ..........f21 900 OOo-4 Cincinnati ........... .Ol0 OO0 O20-3
 Summary: Two base hit Bohne. Three base htts, Burns, Duncan. Sacrifices Hargrave, Barnhart. Morrison. Double play. Maranville, Rawlings and Grimm. Left on base, Pittsburg 5. Cincinnati B. Bases on balls, off Benton 3, Morrison 2 Struck out. by Benton 2. McQuads 1, Morrison 3. Hits, off Benton, z in in nings; McQuade, l in l. Losing pitcher Benton. Umrires Klem, Wilson and Mo
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TEXAS LEAGIrE

Fort Worth 12, Galveston 5. Shreveport i-2. Beaumont 1O-1. Wichita Falls 10, Houston Ii. No other games played
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WEsTERN LEAGur

Tulsa 10. Des Moines ?. st. Joseph 15, Sioux City 8. Wichita s, Denver 2. No others played,
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oeschger $ in i2-s. Cooney ( in (. Passei balls. E. Smith g. Losing pitcher. J. Barnes. umpireA O'Day and Mccormick. Time. 1880.
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PELICANS RALLY
 AND WIN, 8 TO 5

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 11.-New Or leans made it three straight over little Rock by winning today's game, to 5.
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Summary: TWO base hits. stensel. Gun ningham, Kelly. Snyder, Boeckel. Three base hit, Meusel, Home run. Kelly. Bancroft to Frisch to Kelly. Nixon to E. Smith to McInnis; R. smith to McInnis Left on base. New York e Boston [ Struck out. by Scott ?. Barnes l. Cooney 9 Hits. off ]. Barnes in 31-3 innings
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION At Joplin g, Enid {.
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'Batted for Walker in sixth. Score by innings:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12
La BibIioteca de Ia Ado,
lescente 0 Ia Collection
Celeste de Novelas
Escogidas

$50 de la Vega, M. R. Blanco7 7Belmon-
te, Gerardo Medal, plumas va conoci-
das por su alto valimento en- ell mum
| do de las letras castellanas.
Las obras de E. Marlit, que son un
primor de elegancia, de sentimental
dad>y fantasia, tales como: Isabel la
de los cabellos de orc, Barba Azul, En-
casa del consejero de comercio, La ca
sa de los buhos, obras que traves de
los amos seguiran entreteniendo las
horas quimericas de la juventud y que
son un acopio ideal de cuentos de ma
ravilla. Su traduccion del aleman,
debese a plumas como las de Perez Ca
pc, E. Mariatena, G. Koheler, Felipe
Coello Y otros renombrados autores.
La Baronesa de Orczy, que tanto
bueno ha producido en- esta clase de
amena lectura, tambien esta represen-
tada en- 'esta magnfica collection, con
sus libros de corte elegantisimo y ar
gumentos primorosos, entire ellos:
Con ell Cesar, Ell caballerO de la SON
risa, La liga escarla de Pimpinela y
FL misterio de Pimpinela, cue es como
una continuation de aquelIa. Version
al castellano por: Diz Tirado v Luso
Perez.
A continuation vienen otros libros
no menos solicitados v leidos: Las
,cuatro hermanitas, de Luisa M. Al
colt, traducido del ingles por. Fernan-
do de la Milla; Ell milagro de las per-
las, de Matilde Alanis, version caste
llama de R. Lasso de la Vega; La Ex-
patriada, de M. Delly, traducido por
Luis de G. Umbert.
Y por 1ltimo la Casa Cantero, Fer
nandez & Co., Inc. ofrece a la juven-
tud adolescente, las ricas joyas litera-
rias de Mathilde Algueperse, titula-
das: La hermana mayor, La election
de MOrita, Querdelec debe.. Querde-
lee quiere. :, Desquite. Una verda-
dera biblioteca, un arsenal complete
de libros cuyo ipapreciable valor solo
puede tenerse en- cuenta leyendolos to-
dos, dando1os a leer a esa juventud q.
esta avida de lectura sana, limpia de
todo sabor pasfonal exitante, Y llena
de escenas juguetonas a veces, a ve-
ees emotivas y sieinpre rodeadas de
un encantador misterio, escritas con
esa sencillez propia de esas almitas
candorosas y puras, como es el alma
de la adolescencia. 20 es7s spl
Cada toino vale 90 centavos, y Sc
enyfa por correo, slibre de porte. L
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12
Los tiltimos hbros propios para Ia
Ninas, llegados de Espafa a
Puerto Rico.
UNA VERDADERA RIQUEZA Ii.
TERARIA DE GRAN
ATTRACTION

Un libro de lectura malsapa DON
de las pasiones de la vida sean las fuen
te en- que van a nutrir sus cerebros
las jovencitas que todavfa no han lie
gado a la edad en- que la mujer ha
adquirido la experienced sufciente pa
ra dominar sus impulses, porque tiene
del mundo una noci6n exacta de los
seres Y las cosas, es un veneno peli-
groso que suele traer serias conse-
cuencias perturbadoras de la Tranquil
lidad del hogar y de la familia; pero
un libro sano, moralizador, instruc-
two, una de esas novelas sencillas en-
que ell autor derrama todos los teso-
ros de su imagination sonadora, pa
ginas bellisimas cue son como una
copia de la naturaleza en- una maiiana
de primavera tropical, es una reliquia
de inestimable valor puesta en- las
manecitas blancas y puras de esa ju-
ventud cuya imagination todavfa va
ga por las regiones azules del ensue-
no Y la quimera.
Los iiltinos libros llegados a Puer-
to Rico, dados a la publicidad por
una de las nlejores Casas Editoras de
Espafla con ell suggestive titulo de "Bi-
blioteca de la Adolescence Collection
Celeste, constituyen una serie de no.
velas escogidas propias para Ninas q.
todavia conservan la pureza de su al
ma intacta, y son la riqueza literaria
mas atrayente legada a las generacio-
mes que suben por los mas notables es-
critores alemanes, franceses, ingleses,
americanos y espanoles,
La Liberia Cantero, Fernandez G.
Co., Inc, ha nutrido sus vastos esca-
parates con una extensa collection de
estos libros, de los cuales danos a la
juventud una pequefa relacion para
que escoja los que mas lie seduzcan!
En- primer lugar mencionaremos las
obras de Jeanne de Coulomb, tan lei
das solicitadas en- Francia, Espaiia,
America del Sur, y en- cuantos paises
son leidas, por constituir un valioso
tesoro de buena lectura para las jo-
yencitas: r i
Son estas obras: La casa de los ca
balleros, La que separa, La villa del
Paraiso, La sortija de aGst6n Febe,
Cetro de Orc, cuya version al castella-
no ha sido magistralmente hecha por
j selma Fernandez, R. Cansino-
Assens, Lasso de la Vega Francisco
Lombardfa, 10 que acredita mas ell va
lor de estas exquisitas novelas de la
Collection Celeste.
Siguen las delicadas novelas M.
Maryan, que son como perlas engarza-
das en- orc de pura ley. La prima Lu-
cia, La noyela de un medico, I'm nom-
bre, La herencia de Boisred6n, La ca
sa sin puerta, Primavera Ell eco del
pasado, traducidas del ingles por Syl-
via, Josefna Fernandez, Narcleo Lom-
bardfa, Pedro Pedrazo Y PaeZ, r. Las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12
JUR|SPRUDENC|A DEL SUPREME

trito, en- pleito sobre cobro de dolares.
No. 2790. Resuelto en- enero 10 de
1923.
Sentencia en- Rebeldfa.-- Apertura
de Rebeldfa: En- materia de apertil-
ra de rebeldfas mucho descansa en- La
discretion de la Corte, y cuando las
circunshncias son tales que haeen va
cilar la Corte. es preferible resol-
yer la duda en- favor de la solicitud
|asegurando asf tun juicio Y sentencia
sobre los meritos.
Los hechos estan expresados en- la
opinion.
Abogado del apelante: senior H. To
rres Sola.
Abogado del apelado. senior R. H.
Blondet.
+. Ell Juez Asociado seiior Hutchinson,
emiti0 la opinion del tribunal.
Confirmadd Ia seRtencia dpeEadd.
Jueces concurrentes: Sres. Presidell-
te del Toro Y Asociados Wolf Al
drey.
FL Juez Asociado sefior Franco So
to, no intervino en- la resolution de
este cdso.
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M
u. Admitida Ia intervention a G, pc
70 negada D, bajo In teorfa de ser
este tiltimo un simple adquiriente del
credito hipotecario, Sc resolvi6: que
interpretada liberalmente la peticion
de Intervention, d no es un simple
acreedor hipotecario, pues alega ser
el dueno de Ia finca, por 10 que tie
ne derecho a ser adrnitido como inter
ventor Y asf Sc orden0 Ell un recurso
de certiorGfi.
Los hechos estan expresados en- la
opinion.
Abogado del peticionario: senor E.
Rinc6n.
i
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ARRoLLADo PoR UN AUTO

En- la parade 16, carretera nueva,
Santurce, ell tautomovil No. Gil, pro-
piedad de Osvaldo de la Rosa, de San
turce, que guiaba ell chauffeur Victor
Manuel Marin, No. 1865, arrollo Jo-
Sc Jacinto Ongay, residente en- calle
Cerra No. AZ, ocasionandole la frac-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12
BUEN AUToMov1L

ST desea usted tener un caro- ideal
pOr su economic, seguridad y buen SER
vieio compre TN DODGE BROTHERS
y acertara. Veinte mil pesos en- pie
zas de repuestO es la mejor garantia
ANDREU, AGUILAR Y CO.. San
Juan. Puerto Rico. Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12

tura de la pierna derecha por el music,
siendo reeluido en- ell Hospital NUM-
cipal. Ell chauffeur fue arrestado Y
puesto bajo fianza de $4,000 por Ell
Juez Municipal, Seccion Primera, acu-
sado perentoriamente de violaci6n a
la Ley de automobiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12
,sspBANCO POPULAR
<aasa 3 de il.t'i
Economics J Prestamo,ss.'
San Juan, P. r.
DIvIDENDO ACTIVO 25e

DIVIDENDO ACTIVO 25o.
Acordado por la Junta General de
Accionistas celebrada en- la nochei del
Is de Enero pasado, ell reparto de un
1879 como DIVIDENDO ACTIvO 25o.,
sc ayisa por Ell presente a los Sres.
Accionistas, que ell pago del mismo
quedara alberto en- las oficinas de es-
te Banco, partir del &c del actual.
San Juan, P. R. s de Febrero de
1928.
ELADIO MALDONADO,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12

FL Juez Asociado senor Audrey,
emiti6 IA opinion del tribunal
Amalddo Ia resolaSio's de Ia Corte
inferior.
Jueces concurrentes: sefores Persi-
dente del Toro Y Asociados Wolf, Hut
Crimson Franco Soto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-12
REvocAcIoNEs DE sENTENc1As

Arreche, ct al, de1nandantes ape
lados. VS.. Porto Rico. Railway Light
and Power Co., demandada apelan-
te.
No. 2575.-Resuelto en- febrero i de
1928
Dafios por Negligencia.- Parties De-
Misunderstanding Accumulation de
Parties v Acciones: Una demanda re-
clamando dafios Y perjuicios por. la
muerte de um hijo menor a causa de
negfigencia. Ell la que Sc establecen
dos causas de acci0n, una pOr ell es-
poso Y otra por In esposa con ell con-
eurso de su marido, reclamando SEN
tencia cada uno para ST, adolece del
| defecto de indebida acumylaci6n de
lpartes Y de acciones. En- tales casos
solo al padre. de acuerdo con el Artfs
culo 60 del C6digo de Enjuiciamiento
Civil, compete el cjercfcio de la ae7
'ci6n. $50 f
Los hech6s estan expresados enela
/ opinion. &
Abogados de la apelante: sefiores
J. Fl. Brown P. Amado Rivera y M.
Acosta Velarde.
| Abogado de los apeladoss: senior M.
Benftez Flores. hi
III Juez Piesidente seiior del Toro,
emiti5 la opinion del tribunal.
pcrocdda Ia senteacid GpelddG g
coaccdidoS ciaco dias a los densd',-
dastes para enmeadar Ia demaadd.
Jueces concurrentes: seiiores Aso-
ciados Wolf, Audrey Hutchinson
El Juez Asociado seiior Franco So
to, no intervino en- Ia resolucion de
este caso.
Caballero, petieionario, vs.. Corte de
Distrito de Arecibo, demandada. #
Soiicitud pra que Sc expida lin auto
de certiordN. dirigido a Ia Cortc dc
Distrito de Arecibo, Hon. Enrique Lilo
/ reda, Juez
No. 307. Resuelto en- febrero de
1923.
i Intervention. Derecho a Interver
mir En- tin pleito de deshancio enta-
blado por los suceores de A contra b,
pidieron permiso, para intervenir g y
p, fundandose en- que A hipotec6 la
finca d G. qnien en- 1904 tom0 possession
de ella por dacion en- pago que le HI
Ieiera el deudor, habiendo pasado en-
/ I1Oo7 el inmucbles ser propiedad de
! p, quien tom0 possession por haber adj
lsqiirido el credito de G, tinico tftulo
,Nque pudo este trapsmitirle en- razon
q que e apoderado nombrado por ::
deudor A no cumpli6 sr conetido en-
vida de este, alegando finaimente que
81 dpm0ndndo II aS mn nrrpndnfnf1o "a
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Conceio de Administration Munich
pal de Yauco, demandante Y apelan-
tie, VS.. Asamblea Municipal de Yauco,
demandada y apelada.
Apelaci6n pfocedente de Ia Corte
de Distrito de Ponce, Ell un recurso
de certioraH (Mocf6n sobre desesti-
macion de apelaci5n).
. No. 2S52. .-Resuelto en- ehero 10 de
1929. 10
Desestimaci6n de Apelaci0n.- Cues
ton. Academica :-Siendo la question
en litigio 81 la Asamblea Municipal de
Yauco tiene facultad para conceder Ii
cencia al Comisionado de Beneficencia
para ausentarse de esta isla, ningln
resultado praetico puede teper Ia re-
soluci0n de tai cuestion en- apelaci0n
cuandO dicho comisionado ha heclo
uso de tai licencia Y ha tornado pose
sion otra vez de su cargo, por 10 que
procede Ia desestimaci0n del recurso.
Los hechos estdn expresados en- la
opinion.
Abogado del apelante: senior c. del
Toro Fernandez.
Abogados de la apelada: senores
c. Brunei I. Paz Ruiz.
FL Juez Asociado senior Audrey,
+emiti0 la opinion del tribunal.
DeSestimddG Ia dDeldci0n.
Jueces concurrentes: Sres. Presiden-
tie del Toro Y Asociados Wolf, Hut-
Crimson Y Franco Soto.