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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Oct. s.--Cotton. spot lim- tied demand prices steady Good mid diing, 16.S9d: fully middlng. 16.5sd; mid dlins' l6.ssd; low middlins, 1s;s4d; good 5000 bales, including $500 American. Receipts. 19.0o0 bales, including 17,7O0 American. Futures closed steady: Oc- tober, l5.64d; December, 15.19d January, $1B.04d: March. s14.S4d; May. 14.64d: July, 14.9sd September, 1S.41d; October (1924) 13,Q3d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09

cessful should consider the import ance of teaching them the art of mak- ing friends.
 AS for our happiness. that lies en- tirely in the hands of our friends for we are so constituted that we cannot live alone We must have com panionship, sympathy. understanding, tenderness, if we are to get any pleasure out of life.
 The most luscious dinner is dust an ashes in our mouth If we eat it alone, while, bread and cheese becomes a banquet in gay and joyous company. A palace becomes bleak prison If It's silence Is broken by no voice but ones own. but two who love can have heaven of a single room To travel by one's self is to be a way-farer | solitary, and lonely, but there Is a never ending joy in the journey we take with pleasant people.
 And when the storms of misfor- tune break above our heads our only com Tt is in our friends-in the hands that are stretched out to us in the dark-in the knowledge that our sorrow Is the sorrow of those who love us--and in the practical help that comes from those who set us on our feet again when we stumble and ldil. NO SElSl iS So o4eNSA CD S..esN which weeps alone, with none to pity, none to succor
 Now, friends are neither an acci- dent nor the gift of God. They are our own handiwork. We make them. or lose them, according to whether we are friendly, and kindly, and gen. erous and helpful to others, or whether we, selfishly and morosely, live to ourselves.
 We should, then, teach our chill dren from their cardles to lay up friendship, just as we teach them to save their pennies, in order that they may be rich in their old age. For friends are the most valuable assets, financially and spiritually, that we can have.
 Hdidmoruy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
RICE. MARKEr

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. s.-Rough rice strong; sales 25o sacks Honduras offeroi at, 4.55c: 25o sacks Edith at 4s6c.a Re- cefpts, s.ed1 sacks: milers receipts, s.S7S
 sacks: Clean rice strong; sales 31S peek
 cts Carolina at 6% @6sc; 1,2Ss pockets Blue Rose at Az 451sc: $40 pockets sec ond heads at 3h@Sasc; 2a6 pockets screenings at 2h @2Ac. Receipts. 2,997 pockets. Bran and polish unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
COTTON sEFD oIL

NEW YORK. Oct. .s.--After starting somewhat irregular. cotton seed oil turned easy under selling of nearby de- liveries by refiners and scatatered liqui- dation on the decline In cotton and lard. S net iower 1.a sales es faooo barrels Ppms crude. $50 a 9c prime summer yellow spot, 11.75c bid. October closed 11.07c; Decem- all bid. fs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
RAW SILK

4 NEW YORK. Oct. Shaw silk steady: prices per pound: Kansai double extra
 cracks, S1o.65 Q 1o.9o; Kansai best No.. l. Canton, extras. A 14-16. .$9.75110 Shang hat China. steam fl gold double deer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
SPOT. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s.--spot cotton quiet 50 points lower. Sales on the spot. gee: middlng, 27.50c: good middiins, 2s.25c.' Receipts. s,s1o; stock. s1.43l.
 NEW YORK. octL s.--cotton, spot quiet; middling, 2S.20c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 8.-The marke
FORT MOYENrENT

New Orleans: ,MiddIing, 2z.boc; receipts. 3.sio: exports. goo; sales, sSs; stock. s1.- S34.
 26,212; sales 3.009; stock, 242,75s. Mobile; Middling. 27c;s receipts, 277; Savannah: Middling. a7.15c; receipts, 2,s77: exports. 294o; sales, 100; stock, Charleston. Receipts. 1.iss: stock. ST. IA.
 WilminEton: Receipts 1.ao7: exports. 1,000; stock. 15,925.
 Texas City: Stock. 2.16s.
 Norfolk: MIddling. 2e.ssc: receipts. 4.264; exports. 1,700; sales. s4b; stock 4a,042.
 Baltimore: Stock, SIC.
 Boston: Afiddling. 2s.55c; receipts, 5o; exports 45: stock, 3.200.
 Philadelphia: Exports. 50; stock. 4,o1S New York: Middling. 2s.2oc; exports 1920; stock, 14,4S6.
 Minor ports Stock. 2.2s1.
 Houston port: Receipts. s.7s4; exports s,7S4
 Total today Receipts. 4s.s7o; exports S Total for week: Receipts. ss.oss; ex- Total for season: Receipts. 1,sos. .s2a; exports, 1,029.909.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09

There are about 700 marble quar- ries in or near the town of Carrara.
 Italy which give employment to
 $500 men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
FInIR MARKET

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. s.-Flour un. l changed to 100 higher;i family patents | se.35@6.55 e barrel; shipments, 63,9s0 barrels. Bran. s2s 02s.60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
STEEL MARKET
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK. Oct. s.--steel prices. f. Q. b. Pittsburg. DOT 100 pounds: Blue an healed sheets. s: galvanized sheets, $5: black sheets. s3.75 03.S4; steel bars, $40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
INTERIoR MOVEMENT

Houston, MiSdhng, sS!.Soc; receipts. Memphis: Middling. 27.75c;, receipts, ..72s; shipments. s.S4s; sales $50 stock, Augusta Middllng. 27.osc; receipts. 1.ss9: shipments TS1; sales. PIP; stock. st. Louis: Middiing, 2s.25c; receipts. 10s6; shipments. 1,oSe; stock, e.s75.
 Atlanta: Middling, 27.S5c. a s, Little Rock: Middiing, 27.75c; receipts. 7ss: shipments. 7S; sales. 2,3So; stock. Iota, today: Receipts. 5o,Fs1; ship --Aats. ss.360; stock. %6s,s57.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
LOCAL SECURITIES
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BOND,

STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
 Bid. Ask, Alabama 3hs. l956......... S3 ss Alabama 5s. 1856 ...........s 93 eS City of Birmingham, 451 O 5.co oasis. Jefferson county 4.600e basis. Jefferson county warrants 6.26 Gt6.2e basia MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
BUTTER MARKET

CHICAGO, Oct. S.--Demand was not active enough to give the utter market here firm tone today. though supplies were moderate and small trade fairly good.
 Both sellers and buyers lacked confi- dence in the situation Sellers lost few opportunities to effect sales and buyers bought for current needs only. The car market was we'll supplied and quiet It was easier to buy than sell at the below prices.
 i5e; s1 score. 44Hc; ST score. 40hc 90 score. 4shc;, s6 score 40c; s9 score, .421sc scnre 41c. ST score. 42lsc "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
CAST GRAIN

CHICAGO. Oct. s.-wheat, No: 3 red. s112%; No. 9 hard. s1.11h Q1.14M Corn. $1.O4@1.05. Oats, No. white, 43& O 46c {; No. white. 4S@44hc, Rye. none. Bar ley. e2@ 7Sc. Timothy seed. S.2S Vs. 12.40c: ribs. $s.75@1O.50c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
BANDITS SHAY TROOPER

NEW YORK, Oct S.-Bar silver, G3L, Mexican dollars. 4SAc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Oct. s.--wheat. No. l northern. $L1sts 012sM. Corn. No. yellow, 95c. Oats, No. white. 39ss @40Bc. Flax. No. 1, $2.51 O. 2.54.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09

TOLEDO. Ohio. Oct s.-clover seed. prime old. s13.so; new. s15.zo;. October S15.20; December and January. S14.15; March, S14.10. Alsike. prime, S10.30. Timothy seed, prime old. ss.5o; new
 KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. s.-wheat, No, ? hard s1.O9 125; No. 3 red. s1.17@ 1.1B Corn No. 2 yellow, 9sc; No. 9 mixed 94@s5 oats. No. 2 white 45@ 451sc: No. ? mixed, 44hc.
 red s1.230124 No. red. s1.20h@1.23. December, $l.12ss: May s1.14%. Corn. No. white. s1.09@ 1lo; No. ? yellow s1.05A: December, Tie; May. 75%c Oats, No. white, 46 c; No. 8 white, 44S O 45hc; December 44c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09

CT; fowls. 14@21hc; springs, lsc; roos- ters. 14c. Butter unsettled; creamery ex- 4SA @44kc; firsts, 41@42Mc. Eggs un- changed; receipts. 1o4s1 cases; firsts. sO@S4Ac; ordinary firsts. 2S@1sc.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct. s.-Hens. 21c: springs 2oc; turkeys. sac; ducks. 2oc; geese, l7c. Eggs. s2csr Butter Tfsc.
 NEW YORK. oct s.-Butter steady; receipts, D 656: creamery. higher than ex. s5 ss2; fresh gathered extra firsts 4o@44c; cept eo pounds wsoe mix flats. fresh fancy to fancy specials, 27h @2sc. Live poultry barely steady; broil- 26c: fowls. 90 @ 26c; roosters, 14c; turkeys S5c. Dressed poultry irregularly firm; chickens. 2494sc; fowls. 22@ ssc: old roosters, 15@19c; turkeys, No. l frozen, 2s94lc. cent lower: creamery. As@4sc: packing, 300. Eggs unchanged; firsts, soc; select ed. SIC. Poultry unchanged; hens. 20c; broiiers. asc; springs, l7o; roosters. Toe.
 DRY GOODS
 NEW YORK, Oct. s.--cotton goods were quiet today with easing prices in gray lower A fair volume of dress goods busi- ness were reported for spring and the Jobbers. noted a good fall trade on special
 The silk markets were generally firm. Burlaps showed little change. Jobbers did fair advance business. with filling in orders from retailers constant.
 SUGAR MARKET
 NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Business in the raw sugar market was limited to few sales of outside sugars. although it was rumored late in the afternoon that Cubas had sold again at 5Hc, cost and freight. or unchanged from the last previons price. Other sales included some new crop Lou isiana at 7.03c. which was equivalent to about 5Nc cost and freight for Cubas; also zS,06o bags Czechoslovakia raws to American. refiners at 4.1lc f. O. b. Ham burg. Cubas close were quoted 5%c. cost and freight equal to 7.66c duty paid. z Raw sugar futures were (quiet all day. First prices showed l point decline to advance and the market later became heavy under offerings of outside sugars at easier prices. December, after selling early at 4.9Sc, eased off to 4.s6c, buts1neti towering orders which promoted a late rAlIys Final prices were 9. to points net higher. Closing: October 5.72c; Decera- Der H4.94c;r March. S-96c: May. i.04c..4 st4
 Tn refined sugar. there was continued good withdrawal demand. but very little new business. and the list prices of fine granulated remained at 9.25c to 9.6Oc Refined sugar futures nominal. iN.s1
 At the close there were sales of 1000 bags of Cuban for prompt shipment at 7.66c and l4.ooo bags of San Domingo. October shipment. at bSc cost and freight. equal to 7.69c for centrifugai.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO,- Oct. S.-F0IIOwing arc the opening, high, low and closing quotations in Chicago grain and provisions:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-09
POULTRY AND PRODUCE

CHICAGO Oct s.-Poultry. alive. low CT; fowls. 14921hc; springs, 1sc; roos- ters. 14c. Butter unsettled; creamery ex- tras, 45 c; standards. 44c;. extra fifsts, 4s1z @44kc: firsts, 41942Mc. Eggs un- changed; receipts. 10,4s1 cases; firsts. 30@341sc; ordinary firsts. 26@16c.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23

tie entire siete Y Ocho que cumplir con
una promesa hecha a una -triguehaT de
ojos s~ofadores. Sc fue, pues don Ba-
silio a la clfnica, busc0 n las invitadas
v sali6 para Quebradillas ell donde
celebran actualmetfte las tiestas pa
tronales. Barreiro Sc fue con otros
amigos y ,yo mt fuf, q hacer pi vista.
4; al cabo de media bora, nos .%encon-
'trabanios 'eh'la plaza, danto mas
vueltas el Lcdo. Martinez Aviles. Fer
nando Garcia Y 20. Sc nos acerca
I'M amigo nos da In e~speluznantet no
ticia de que don BasiliO Sc habfa ma
Itado!:i no ;ctefmoslI Ia notiria ! f,tiTosI
a pedirle confirmation a Adri9no Con-
zaiez, al Lido. Ahdhte y d. Ealentfn
Lopez .que>>comentaban ell case, y des-
graciadamente, Ia notieia era cierta.
Embellishments fuf a buscar a Pepito
Matienzo en- ell Teatro Oliver y salimes
para Quebradillas .Pepito Matienzo,
.Benigno Navas. Martinez Aviles, Fer
nando Garcia v yo. En- ounce minu-
tos hicimos ell recorrido de media ho-
IA. llegando nosOtros los primerOs de
Arecibo al sitio del accidente.
iAquello. era horrible. En- la casa
del doctor Arturo Archie. en- un cGtre
militar Sc hallaba. tendidO boca arri-
ba. con Ell pecho ,d~estrozado, rotas sus
costillas, partidO sp coraz0n, el pobre
don Basilio. En- un .cuarto ,aneSo. en
una camilla estaba ia seiiorita Matilde
Nelson, congestionada del cerebrO'ry
con mos solpes de ,mucha %grayedad,
Como Ell la casa del doctor, Archie no
era possible alhergar a las otras heri7
das, elias fueron conducidas a la Cav
sa Municipal Ell donde 81 doctor San
chez v I'M practicante las ateiMlfan. ~
ALI vimoS otro cuadro espantoso, de
dolor vide tragedia. COnchita sFerryi
Sc, ~revolvla Ell los Observation-Disclosures de
los dolores mas pr0funlos: sus costi-
Has estaban rotas V SUI pechO tcnfa
golpes terrihles. En- sus gritos pedfa
la muerte como l~enitivo a todos sus
dolores. Esther Rodriguez. .sentada EN-
un sill6n presentaba otro aspect0 de
horror; sus dos brazos rotos, v unas.
clav1culas d~estroZadas. Juanita Her.
nandez, o SUI faZ cadaverica inspira-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
PIT GAS
Como. murio Basilio Reyes

ba una compassion infinita al verla to-
da envuelta EN- gasas v a~lgodones.
;Pobrecitas m~uchachas! Bajo, el es-
plendor lunar In tragedia les ataj6 pa
ia llenarlas de dolores infinitos. Qui-
sierOn gozar la dicha del paisaje. sa-
Der del encantO del batir del mar. del
Guajataca nj resplandor de IN pdlido
rayo de luna. yer las blancas espumas
de las olas Y sentir el arrullO enamO-
RADIO del MAI recitandO una estrOfa de
ensueno a la sOlitaria playa. Y por
POGO, chi Nez de toda esa poesfa del vi
VIII, e%ncnentran elias Ia prosa indecli-
nablc' " eterna de In Impfa Igualado-
IA. La Muerte les ataj5 ALI. llevin-
dose Il don Basilio. v dejandolas a
elias con Il huesOs rOtos Y con sus
almitas destrOZadas...
a dos 0 tres Kilometres del cemen-
terio de Quobradillas. hay una curva.
que III ST. no eS peligrosa. 81 el que va
guiando un vehfculo la conoce V sabe
guar. pero, desgraciadamente. Basi-
lilo no saba hien mancjar Ell gufa.
Claro esta, cogi6 la curva a mas de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23

Basilio Reyes ha tenidO n muerte
tragica, east esperada 0 supuesta por
todos aquellos que lie conocfamos. Es-
perada O supuesta pOrque siempre anda-
ba don BasiliO en- t~iestas. manejando
su autOm0vil, sin tener la %necesaria
maestrfa para guar I'M caro- ell cur
vas de nuestIo s caminOs peligrosos. !
FL sabado en- Ia noche estaban,os cOi
miendO en- Ia misma mesa del ReSto-
rant Mir. don Basilio, Joaquin Ia-
rreiro Y 70. Habfamos qqedados In
noche anterior. en- que Ell sabado SAT-
drfamos despu6s tie comifa para Pour
&c, recogiendo en- San Juan a Figari-
TO-. Pero como dijo Diego, lei hOml
bre propone Y Dios dispone, no podfa-
mos salir para Ponce a Ia bora con
venida porQue don Basilio tenia que
darle TN paseo en- su auto 3 las en-
tan .bien Sc habfan portado con un en-
suyo, Ell cuyo case saldrfalnos
a ESQ de las diez, con 10 cual solo ha-
brian unas horas de retraSO en- c! via
je. Y. 81 para d~istraer ell tempo que
rfamos a%compafarle hasta Quebradi-
las con las muchachas. q~uedabamos
invitados. Barreiro no quisO il. .por
asssutntos de su' incumbencia. v 70 no
i: aic'ompa5ee pool'q,ue tte,pfa prtcisdmen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23

cuarenta millas y cuandoT vino q lar7
Sc cuenta del peligro no pudo domi-
mar ell carro, llevamdose M poste dol
TELEGRAPH y I'm arbofS de alguna corpu-
lencia.
En- ell chOque, ell gufa lie destrOz0 ell
peeho. y en- las muchas yolteretas que
di0 Ell CARO- hasta llegar al abismo
perdi6 los dientes. Y al llegar abajo, ell
a~siento %delantero 10 cogi6 debajo Y
acab0 de matarlO. Y. ell destino, con
esa ironfa estupenda que el a yeces Sc
gasta. hi2O que BasiliO Reyes muriese
en- brazos de Miguel Roses Mayol, de
qnien era enemigO personal. por unas
cuestiones dc teatro, que aQuf no vie
men al caso. ,Cosas de esta vida pito-
logica que mas vale olvidar.
Rasilio Reyes. fue III hombre servi-
cial Y de M fondo ~humanitario. Guam
tos l!egaron a 81 pidiendole dinero. min
! gunO sali0 sin ser complacid0. Este
puedcn ratificarlo much0s en- A.recibo.
Estuye con q en- muchas fiestas V
pued0 hablar de SUI e~SplendideZ. Su
lado fiaco ,cran las mujeres. para quien
tenfa tOdoS srs miramicntos V todas
SuS atenciones. Muchos lie c"ritican es-
to, sin detenerse a pensar que much0s
otr0s tambien hacen 10 mismo.
Polfticamente. BaSi!i0 era un Iidor
de mucha Influenza Y In !ol'tica 10
cost0 mucho dinerO. sin Sarar nInca
NADIA de ella. La Union de Puerto
Rico pierde con la muerte de RaSilio Il
uno de Sus mas fervientes pa!adines,
a I'M Signific&do elemento de aholen"o
en- Il ideales. en- su d~csinterts V en-
su TfSplendideZ.
TuvO u dehilidades; pero :Quitn
que sea humane no tiene las suyas?
.ui6n de los human0s pueda leyan-
tar el braZo Y tirar Sill piedra sin to-
nor de que lie puedan rompcr su teja-
do CRYSTALLINE o no CRYSTALLINE?
Rasilio fue bueno Y muy servicill.
Y, Arecibo. premi6 esas r~ualidades en-
Ia tarde del pasado domingo. ell SUI
imponente manifestation de duel0. ma
nifestaci6n sentida, verdadera Y sin
cera.
CoballrS. reZ0 su inspirada oraci0n
sObre Su feretro V a ella me uno sin
ceramente. Basilio ha muerto ioven
como quien dice. Cincuentiseis amos
contaba V conservaba todOs sus vigo-
res Y era un representative del genui-
no borfcua. de aquel borfcua que deS-
gfaciadamente va pasando Il la histo-
ria ell nueStra desventurada TERRA.
Francote, sincere. bueno. hospitalario
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
C.AIDA DE UNA L.ANCHA
Oct. de 1922.

Tambitn fu6 asiSIitio en- In sala de
socorros por e! mismo p~racticante, Ell
joven dc .\cuadilla. ANDRES Carrero,
de una caf1a que sufriera en- una Ian.
cha. i'll d~CsmGntarsc de Ia misma. Ca
rrcro cStaba de paso en- San Juan, v
veIia Il tratarSc la vista. Solo recibi0
IN @o!ln Ell 81 hrazo iZquierdo, levA
salyo co~nplicaciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23

TODD ~coraZ6n. Muere dejando un ca
pital de mas de doscientos mil d0la-
res. cuyo capital siempre estuvo a la
orden de los amigos del Unfortunate
Basilio. y, muchos de 81 no pOdran
decir que este no as verdad, pOrque
ellos sabcn que nunca tuvo BasiliO ma
da separate para s IL s conocidoS v
amigos.
One descansr en- In paZ del seior ell
pobre amigo. cl fntrgro hombre de bien
que Sc iiam6 liaSi!io Reyes. Mi p6sa-
me Il suS fami}iarCs tudoS. asf como u
slS amigos de ~coraZ0n...
NIC-KOLA.
Oct, de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23

JUAN CASTRO. Director del taller
mecanico de Andreu, Aguilar G. Co.,
Paseo Prineesa, San Juan, P. R., Y es-
pecialista en- la reparacion de Automo-
viles Dodge, repara tambien en- ell en-
presado taller cualquier otra marca de
AUTOMOBILES y a precios que no adj
mlten competencia. Advt.
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Al 3y.jt % sal.1 s .rlti
EDICTO

Estados'i Uhid6s de iAmerica.-El Pre-
=" 1sidente9 dei4os E.. tU!2S. aSADistrito
: Jadiclal 'Muhieipaf de Caguas, P, R,
Corte Observation-Disclosures Rodriguez
Garcia, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Si23ifaN0. 3l464S6bre CONVERSION de
'inscffifpteGii65hh de possession en- inscription
sdon1iinni66. oT@q iat@i@E s4'-4t 'H
Gt ns2sQ u lsu2 81 ao9 atjr4 a3sa1 ~
u PoR 'iCUANTot':i la s1 por,opmovente en-
este case, por conducto, de su Abogado
Rafael Arce Rollet, ha .presentado una;
mocion en- esta .Corte, solicitando IA
conversion de dominic de inscription
de possession en- inscription de dominic
del siguiente inmueble:
Urbana-Finca compuesta de solar y
casa, marcada con ell numero UNO, de
maderas, cobijada de tejas de barro,
hoy de zinc, radicada en- la Gale de
Ruiz Belvis, de esta Ciudad, denomi-
NADIA antes del Concrete, en- lindes por
su derecha, entrando, que es ell Oeste,
con Carmen Flores de Bonilla; por Sill
izquierda, que es ell Este, con terrenos
de Leonardo Rodriguez, hoy la calle
de Rafael Cordero; por Ell Sur, sls .fon-
aos, con los fondos de un bohio"d de RAJ
mon Mejias; y por Ell Este, 81 frerte,
con la citada calle de Ruiz Belvis, con
teniendo ell solar en- donde Sc halla en-,
clavada una extension superficial de 80
varas de frente, por 80 varas de fondo,
midiendo 10 construido u varas de
frente, por Is varas de fondo; aclaran.
dose que ell solor de .referencia aparece
inscrito actualmente a nombre de la
peticionaria, segun la inscription octa'
va de dicha inca, con supericie de
16 varas de frente, por 80 varas de
fondo.
POR CUANTO: La mocion de re
ferencia Sc ha producido de .acuerdo
con la ley del caso>y viene acompaHada
de la correspondence certiicacion de
Registrador de la Propiedad del Dis
trito.
POR CUANTO: Ell Hon. Juez de es
ia Corte ha ~dispuesto que Sc anuncie Ii
solicitud de referencia, por medic d.
Edictos, en- i'm periodico de los de ma
Igor circulation que Sc editan en- Sal
Juan, a virtud de no publicarse min
guno en- este Distrito judicial, a fin d.
que los que Sc consideren perjudicado
puedan oponerse a la solicitud de re
ferencia en- el plazo, de OUNCE DIAS
contados desde la fecha de publication
del referido Edicto.
POR TANTO: en- cumplimiento d
10 mandado, libro la presente en- Ca
guas, Puerto Rico, hoy veinte de DC
tubre de mil novecientos veinte y tres
A. Umpierre. Sofa, Secretario Munici
pal de Caguas, P. r.
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AL LAvAR LA cABELLERA
4l IKE /. r. Ett)GHi'tf4tr
CUIDESE CON QUE LA LAVA

~-L . a.. ."4 .
La mayoria de los jabones y champus
compuestos gentlemen demasiado alcali,
substantial esta nauy perjudicial, puesto
que deseca ell cuero cabelludo y hace
fragil ell cabello. i,.,. ~
No. hay NADIA mejor para la limpieza}
del cabello que aceite de COCO Mulsi6ed.
porque es puro y absolutamente in
offensive. Es mas economico e incom-
parablemente mas efcaz que cualquier
otra sosa. Lo-yenden todas las boti.
cas- y droguerias, perfumerias y pelu,
querias. Bastan unaS cua1tas onZas
para toda la familia durante meses.
Pongase Ell una taxa con un POGO de
aqua tibia dos O tres cucharaditas de
Mulsified, Simpiemente mojese ell ca
bello con aqua clara y frotelo con este.
Basta esta cantidad para obtener una
Eespuma RIGA y abundante, la cual Sc en-
juaga facilmente, dejando la cabellera
en- un estado de limpieza absolute. Ell
cabe,lo Sc SEGA "a
pida y uniforme-
mente, haciendose Z-
flexible, sedoso,. on Zsass Y
dulado. y lustroso. ~
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Ell aceite dc coco ~SsltS
Mulsiied d~isuelve,y - 2
quita hasta la 'ulti- sils.W -
ma particula de pol aN E1E
vo y caspa. Cuidese EsM
de las imitaciones.
Exijase que sea " @
Mulsified fabricado H's hNsFTD
por Watkins. EVs>Js hdAgtsS
| rf >NA 2SnfS8HfH IL
MUL!!S!:IEEDl
CHAMP CEITE De COCO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-23
AVISO

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de cuentas, balances y llevar libros ma
yores, Sc ofrece persona con muchos
amos de practical Y buehas rafdrenciak!
Para informes dirijase aiN. Fl, Box $40.
San Juan p. r. . p-nsh} MT
Evening journal., 1923-01-05
TELLTALE SYMPTOMS OF
WOMAN'S ILLS

Every woman who suffers from
backache, headaches. dragging-dOwn
pains, nervousness. irregularities,
displacements, irritability, or de-
spondency should recognize in such
symptoms some arrangement Of her
system which should have attention
before some more serious ailment
develops. These conditions are
often evidenced by a sallOw com
plexion. dark circles under the eyes.
Iassltude and sleeplessness. For
nearly fifty years Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been pre-
eninently successful in overcoming
such conditions, and Il Is now recog-
nized everywhere as the standard
remedy for woman's in.-Adv.