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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-12
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

Rev. Joseph Kyerson Of Finlay,
Ohio, will have charge Of the serv-
ices at St. Georges Episcopal church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-12

Coming, III nder Two
Flags" Capitol Theatre.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-12
SUNSHINE CLUB ELECTS OFF,
GERS

The members of the Sunshine club
were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. H. X. Craig Wednesday after
noon. Officers elected for the COM
ing year were: Mrs. N. w. Neff,
president; Mrs. J. C. Beck, secretary;
Mrs. George W. Bernges, treasurer.
At the close of pleasant social af-
ternoon spent in sewing luncheon
was served by the hostess.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-12
SPEAKS :AT HIGH scHooL.f

]. E. Kauffqss, secretary Of the
state good roo ~ association and
temporary secretary dof the Associa-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

set and many other pieces of china
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
b. Il. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Caldwell. AR. and Mrs. A. H.
Curington, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.. Sny-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Oelkers. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Higgins, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. W. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. +. May, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
st. Clair, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lowe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Dimick, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID.
Frame. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Scales. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F..
Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Calmbach, Mr..
and Mrs. III. Haycock. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mergel.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Lilley, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Greeven.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Convers, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. burlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rechel. Mr.. and Mrs. z. p.
Eiserloh. and Mesdames W. Rechel,
V. T. Teel, VI. Il. Dimick, u. W.
Weakley and Misses y. Jones. Edith
Bundren. olga and Edna Valenta
Milan and n. /. Digger, H. KoplaD
and o. Gervais.
" " y
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Holden left re-
Gently for New York to spend some
time. They are planning to make
their home in the East.
y " =:
Robert Lee GrOce Jr.. OF Victoria,
nrrira1 in San ntnn;n L-ri1o,. 70 ha
the guest of friends for several days.
- - Y
Mrs. /. Picard of Alamo Heights.
has returned home after spending the
summer with her daughter. Mrs. II.
II. Edwards in Corpus Christi.
- ~ ~
Ben +. Lindsey and Charles j..
Clark left Friday evening for HOus-
ton. where they will re-enter Rice In
stitute. Mr.. Lindsey will enter his
junior year in chemical engineering
and Mr.. Clark will take a pre-medical
course.
Miss Melba Putnam, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Putnam. has
returned to Denton. where she will
continue her studies at the College
Of Industrial Arts.
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Misses Dorothy and LOrena Miller
have returned from a delightful two
mopths. visit with friends in Kansas
City.
Greetings have been received from
Mrs. Il. T. Nanderhoeven who has
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

ut Medina Lake Friday afternoon were
Miss Evelyn Seymour, Miss Julia
Belle Mitchell. Miss frankie Lee New
ton. and Louise Rhodes Goodrich, Dick
Seng, and Ed. Menger.
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Mrs. Charlie Burns will entertain
Wednesday with luncheon at Wolf
& Marx tea room complimenting Miss
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

and Mrs. Billings will make their
home at Laduna, near Uvalde.
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Miss Emily Wurzbach will arrive
home Sunday after spending rush
week at the university in Austin.
y ~ ~
Among. the San Antonians enjoying
swimming party and picnic supper
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

Elizabeth King, whose marriage v
Albert West Jr., will take place 0-
tOber 8.
Mrs. Robert Bruce Monteith of
Natchez, Mississippi, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Webster until the
McCormack-Web Wedding early in
November.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-23

Fhe jdau1ty small hat rich IN color is the &C
cepted rogue for fall and the Vil,dy Autumn
days 10iW increase the popularity of these cum
ming little models
One peep at the elaborate display of new
models lOe are showing and you will inanne-
dlatety fell captive to their charms. Then O
glance at the tags aOiU prove that the very
shade and shape that strikes your fancy nay
be had at price you'll gladlypay.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
Changes in Stations Of
Army and Navy Officers
OF Interest to Capital
Army,

The names of Lieut.. Col. Clarence
o. Sheriff. and Maj. Douglas L.
Weart. Corps Of Engineers. and eleven
other officers, have been placed on
the detached officers list of the Army.
1t is said that such action does not
Indicate any change in the existing
status of the officers involved.
Maj. B. p. Norvell. Medical Corps.
at Fort Huachuca, Ariz.. has been
ordered to Fort Logan. Col.
Capt H. X. Dalbey, retired, has
Witt Clinton High School, New York
city, and will proceed to his home.
Capt. J. w. Vann, Coast ARTILLERY
Corps, and o. I. Gates, Gath Field
Artillery; in the Philippines. have
bee been 4 or ordered to the United States.
and the latter to Omaha. Neb.
Capt. A. =. Thayer. Sd Cavalry, at
Fort Myer, Va, has been ordered to
Boston for duty with the Massa-
cuhsetts National Guard.
The resignation of Capt. Clinton F.
Costenbader. Medical Corps. has been
accepted by the President.
Col. +. E. Johnston. Coast Artillery
Corps, at Fort Mcpherson, Ga. has
been ordered to Jacksonville, Fla, for
duty with Organized Reserves.
Maj. M. ]. Hickok, Coast Artillery
Corps, has been transferred from
Atlanta. Ca, to Fort Mcpherson, Ga. !;
Lieut.. Col. c. H. Errington. finance de-
partment, from Fort Riley, Kan. to
Omaha; Lieut.. Col. F. p Holcomb,
finance department., from Camp Lewis,
to Seattle. Wash; Capt. ]. B. Harper,
finance department, from Seattle to
Fort Riley.
H. Navy
Lieut.. Commander c. T. Blackburn
of the Wyoming has been ordered to
the 4th naval district, and Lieut.
Commander F. A. Daubin Of the Che
wink has been assigned to the COM
mand of the Billingsley.
Lieut.. Commander w. G. Steadham.
Medical Corps. has been transferred
from the Naval Hospital. Boston, to
the marine recruiting station, Pitts
burgh.
Lieuts. S. P. Fullinwider. J. L. Ken
worthy and I. N. Kiland. on the receiv-
ing ship at New York city, have been
ordered to the Sd naval district under
instruction.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
WOULD SAVE JAPAN
FROM PROF|TEERS
Hoover Enlists Building Sup
ply interests in Fair Sale
Agreement.

Secretary Hoover has asked Amer
fcan producers Of building and other
materials necessary for reconstruc-
tion in Japan, at the instance or the
Japanese government, to protect the
sufferers from the earthquake DIS
aster from profiteering and price ad-
vantage. Large producing organiza-
tions and trade associations concerned
have in almost every instance pledged
cooperation.
The action of the government,
which has been kept semi-secret to
prevent unnecessary market price
movements. became known yesterday
through the Southern Pine Associa-
tion. H. G. Berekes, manager of the
association, to which Mr.. Hoover ad-
dressed a message saying that 260,000,-
900 feet of lumber would be required by
Japan during the next few months, and
that no price advance over pre-
disaster levels should be allowed in
its supply, replied that 1t could not
legally participate in any price hxing
Understanding.
You are ,misstating the nature Of
my inquiry" Secretary Hoover replied
to Mr.. ,Berekes. There is no inten-
ton to suggest the fixing of prices.
In order to secure the Japanese bust
ness for our. market they should be
assured Of fair treatment. For that
reason I desire to be certain that it
would not be the policy of your mem
berS to profiteer out of this disaster.
THE Japanese government formally
requested that the American govern
ment, through the Commerce De.
partment. should. secure for them the
cooperation of the American industr,
in reconstruction materials" Mr.
HooverS statement said. "The
Southern Pine Association is the only
group of several different lines OF
manufacture which did otherwise
than to respond at once with tho
fullest measure of cooperation"
Evening star., 1923-10-04

According to some authorities, the
surface of the human body is about
sixteen square feet.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
WILL PROBE GAS PRICE.

WINNIPEG, October 4.-Govern-
ment investigation into the spread
In the price of gasoline between Cam
ada and the northern part of the
United States was begun yesterday
when Prof L. G. Shanks of the Man
itoba Agricultural College was ap-
pointed commissioner to make in
quiries. He will leave Immediately
for the United States.
1t was recently reported that gas
oline was selling in South Dakota
rs low as IL cents a gallon, when it
retailed for 80 cents here.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
ROBBED IN AUTOMOBILE
OF S88, MAN COMPLAINS
Says He Afterward Was Thrown
From Car in Which Crime
Took Place.

George Grimes. 512 7th street south
east, late yesterday afternoon asked
the police to make an effort to re-
cover sS8 he, said was taken from him
In Maryland. He said he accompa-
MED three young white men and a
woman to Shadybrook, Md, in an
automobile and declared he was rob-
bed while on the road about one mile
from the District line. He further
told the police he was brought back
to the city and thrown from the ma
chine at Pennsylvania avenue and 8th
street southeast.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
DINNER WILL AID LEHIGH
ENDOWMENT FUND HERE
Speeches in $4,000, 900 Campaign
to BE Broadcast In Several
Cities simultaneously.

In connection with the drive by
Lehigh University to raise an endow-
ment fund Of s4.o0o.oeo, of which
Lehigh friends in Washington are
expected to contribute $S0.000 as their
quota, dinner will be given tofnor-
row night at $40 o'clock at the
Cosmos Club. simultaneously din
ners will be held in the various dis
tricts, which will be connected by
radio.
Speeches and musical selections
will be broadcast by radio from the
following stations: WEAF, New
York; WMAM, South Dartmouth, Mass. |;
KDKA, Pittsburgh: KYW. Chicago,
and either WEAR, Baltimore or WOO
at Philadelphia. Arrangements are
also being made to broadcast through
WCAP of this city.
Addresses will be made by DR..
Charles r. Richards, Charles M.
Schwab and George w. Wickersham.
Solos will be sung. by Metropolitan
Opera singers. and selections by Le-
high organizations.
-
Evening star., 1923-10-04
BOY CUT IN FIGHT.
Battle Staged Between White and
Colored Lads.

In series Of clashes between white
and coIored boys early last night near
4th and K streets northeast. Thomas
verts. seventeen years old. white boy.
residing at s16 9Th street northeast,
was cut about the back and on both
arms with knife by one of the colored
youths.
He was taken to Casualty Hospital,
where Dr. Dull gave surgical aid Win
fred Coleman, colored. eighteen years,
607 l. street northeast. was arrested by
police of the ninth precinct, and held on
a charge Of assault with a dangerous
weapon. He is said to have admitted
the cutting.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

OF engineers. War Department. cap
tain In the Quartermaster Corps;
william r. Jorgensen. 431 New Jer-
sey avenue southeast. as nrst Iieu-
tenant OF engineers, and Thomas ID.
Behne, Y. NJ C. A. building, as first
lieutenant in the air service.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

Prussian blue was originally made
from the hoof Of the horse, but now 1t
consists principally of iron. potassium
and sulphur. 1t was frst made In
Prussia
Evening star., 1923-10-04
HELD IN 5000 BOND.

Louis Willis. q young coiored man.
charged with robbing Chin Sam, con-
Quoting q laundry at 1921 9Th street
northwest, was held for the action
of the grand jury by Judge John r.
Mcmahon In the Police Court yester-
day. The bond was set at $4,000.
Evening star., 1923-10-04

Reykjavik, the capital Of Iceland.
may be heated by means OF hot water
from the natural hot springs near the
town, thus doing away with the use OF
Coal
Evening star., 1923-10-04

Cupid seems always looking for
chance to swap peck of trouble for
a pint of happiness.
Evening star., 1923-10-04
SIX GET COMMISSIONS
AS RESERVE OFFICERS
Five District and Alexandria Man
Enter Various Branches OF
q. 8. Army

Commissions in the omcers' Re-
serve Corps Of the Army have been
issued by the War Department to the
following named residents OF this
vicinity:
Henry r. Mallory Alexandria, Va,
as major of infantry; George 2. vass,
partment. as captain in the Medical
Administrative Corps; John r. Kahn,
1706 T street, as captain of engineers;
William r.. Johnston, Office of chief
Evening star., 1923-10-04

While lightning strikes only once IN
the same place, some people get thun-
derstruck every day.
Nights are 80 long. now you can
get home before daylight.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17

Sen dignos De APPLAUSE Y de con-
curse los hispanoamericanistas que
desprovistos dc toda mira personal,
aportando trabajo y recursos propios
y fijos dnicameDte en- el poryenir dc
Id ,patria Y de Ia raza, en- Ia veterana
Soeiedad Union HERO Americana I'm
ano otro vienen trabaiando ror d.
fundir ell ideal iberoamericanista Y
darle vida, procuraHdo POI -todos los
medios su alcance, cue Sc conTlor-
tan en- reatdad iniciativas y proyectos
a tai fin encaminados.
La Union Ibero Americana, on su
local, atesora importantes elementos
dc estudio en- 81 Biblioteea, alberta .
todo el cue desea infornar-c de los
mas importantes- peri0d;eos y re|is-
tas del Nuevo Mundo y consular
obras principalmente, de semas ain.e,
rieanos;i 4eune cen. slsia ,gqlt ftff
publico para cir notah1es cdnfefeht3as
de oradores hispanoamericahes' Y es-
panoles siempre aelacionatl&s eon@ Ia
finalidad de Ia instituci6n, conforan-
cias cue toaadas vtaqaisflficahlel1ee.
son editaias mas tar;!e V repfodhsi-7
das en-, 50 Rexista lujosamente impre-
ga, que constituye .un repcltor;2 De a
'actliar5dad hispanoamericaaiata que
Sc distribuye gratuitamente y ea can
tidad de !varios milIales POE America.
La Memoria de esta Sociedad CO.
rrespondiente a 1922 que tencnoa a IA
vista, revcla que prosigue su obra con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17

allplica de Ia demanda Y ordena al Sc
cretario libre mandamiento dc ejecu-
ci6n.
Jose Garrido Taboada VS.. Manuel
Falt. Resolution de contrato. La
Corte dicta una orden adicional de en-
barge en- este case.
Pedro A. de Castro V. c. Sylvia Ay-
bar Y otros. A moci6n de los deman-
daaos, la Corte les concede una pro-
l-roga de 10 dias para contestar. ....
4 Emilio ALVAREZ VS.. Herminio Ma
dcra y otroz. La Corte dicta senten-
eiaicondenando los demandados Her-
tninio. MADEIRA. .Abvia Fisher y suen.
de Manuel AlYarez a pagan mancomu-
.nada Y .solidariamentes Al den}andante
$4t,7f4.5S y sus interescs, sin -cqstas.
'Ftfl s;ift Std
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17

san Raya- Toa Vega Vega Maps- cello Are
Juan mon Alta Alta Baia II meta cibo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17

bre las angostas planicies de regadfo
que quedan entire els rio Y los sacanti-
ia6os del desierto Sc mtltiplican Y ca
81 SC confunden las aldeas V las cill-
dades. En- algunos sitios de Ia ia
mosa vega Sc levantan nllcleos dc os.
teiltosps palacios V de enormcs tenn
plos. cuyos ricos dolores lucen baje
un cielo nulca turbado por nubes Mi
Homes de SereS activOS trajinan. rien
LN piensan Ell esa cStrccha V larga ia ia
de terreno que el sagrado rio natu-
ralmente fertiiiza ALI los sabios i'll
terrogan, les pensad0rcS tratan de or
denar las leyes de In naturaleza Y del
alma humana. Los sacerdotes sc ell
tregan a slls ceremonies herm6ticas. V
los artistas pulen entire tanto las HE
rdticas figuras de sus estatuas. pin
tan las suhlimes teorfas lie los argue
roS. de los carrerOS. lie los ofrendadO-
res que pueblan los policromados fri
SOS de los temples.
Fl mundo para CLOSES muy grail
de: pero han podido llegar Il abarcar-
10 todo. Conocen Ia Shia. lii Arabia
Ia Mesopotamia. las inquietas nacio-
nes ide3 los hclenos, las costas del Me
dlterM1neo. tai yez Ia India; saben
que fuera de ESQ bay lmeblos salvajcs
b.
Y tdrfatoi'i0S bostfl@s que no vale Ia
pena dc cono"cr. >Sus cjGrcitos acam-
pan elI las fronteras inyaden victo-
riosus los paises vccinos. Sc sfentcn
stan,tes, ss!rbioes. podcrosos. Sc cdnsi-
.,,.sfs.f 4-7i4 ,..h ~ - q ~. 4
de}ah cong 4{2l.3e q !! ceh!re q / del mudoi 70 70
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
nOV|nIENTO IBGRO- -1HERGAN0

entusiasmo y cue consolida cada vez
ma su prestigio.
No sc l;mita 10 dicho, que "a serla
hast@rtc, Ia eatidad mancionada, sino
cue. coorela con sa actividad, CON su
trabiao, con sHs infueneias, t0da
iniciat;va seria en- pro- del desarHolIo
dc intercumbio cultural y economico
entire los pu@blos Dc estirre hispana;
aei el aao l!tiino, estimul6 g la Co
mission infoEr2at;ra esra0ola para Ia
Confefencia de Geneva para cue tu-
vlera nluy prcaentes al I@do dc los de
Esra6a les inte1ese3 de lae naciones
Aisnanas trasotlanticas; sc adhiri6 al
Conereso &c AnerieGi1ista5, de Rio ia
nslro realizando extcnsa propaganda;
cooper6 a Ia organization del Con#re-
50 t'muorcial; abo~6- llevando eI asun-
10 ha ia 81 2ariapcnt2, poIQge las me-
3D. IL ID Go1ii%lno de Mexico
10 pfdquiia2ran dif.cultades que reper-
sutier2n ca Ia. amiztad de ambos 2ai-
90 lIl.a1 mo Ell las de,iberacioHes de
F41 Ca6aha ofoial del Libro, en- una
'la3Shfa, - sigu2endo su tradici6n, Sc
.7s..asntai%o Il q u Sfesn3bfe atenta todo asDoc-
i Ae Ia vida de Las naciores que eS-
lien1e su acei6h, De que pudieran de-
crse:rse laos de union entire ellos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17

dUdan III por un momento que el Egip
to. flor del lnmdo de III civilizacion.
Sera etcrHo, Y cternameHte grande.
Al c0nsidcrar la 1'llina de aqucl sue,
ilo de perpctuidah nucstra mente Sc
aplica Il las cosas que nos rodean.
Entonces. Ii imagination pega I'm hrin
GO dc treinta tres ceitturias (:cuan-
to mcnos tempo seri suficiente y, y.
aSistc un alucinante eSpcct;iclllo.
Unos hombres tratan de averiguar cl
2Xacto emplaHamicnto de Ii ciudad
cue fu6 tan ilustrc Y Sc llamaba Lou
dreS: pero no encucntran mas que al
@unas chozas de pescadores sobre 81
Tamesis unas cuantas redes tendi-
das secar sobre la ribera.
En- cambio. otros hombres han 10
grado descubrir junto al Sena herno-
SOS yestigios arqueol0gicos. La insig-
ne ciudad de Paris eHirega diariamen-
te nucvps ieSorGs Il los sabi0s. Sc han
ercontradd los restos des Pante0n.
Un9s cranoqs acaban de .aparecor, Sc
supone que uno pertenece a un poe
I'll que Sc llam6 Victor Hugo: otro pa
rcte ser Ia cabeza de cierto Empera-
dor tituIado Napoleon primero dc su
dinastta, aunIue hay quien dice que
dicho Empcrador estuvo sepultado en-
otra parte. Los criineos. convenientc-
mentc protesidos te Ia intcmperic, SC
han -ftaSlad1tlo Ill IIi;seo de Y.
@..t,.,issx i ..t ~ "..
....,...[ . Ie$d ~ .SSALiTERRLA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
4 3 ~i,-A kIpTA MEEfA.AlTE3. &. :
- ii .{1siHtA I'M -! I !.

! Il. vaiaa des, iI..nesi ffdicfones wis
is$aQas pcS llemos .oc'nnid@ de "a in9n!
ciou dcI go''ierno americana de for
ma 81 trege Una ltodcrosa flota, mer-
cante qi'e no teil@a rival en- el milnd2,
ii Leyiatan. rl ltguue lie mayor to-
uelaie que cXiste actualmente fac fom-
pictamente rcconstruEdG y, habi!itado
para haeer ell Servicio entire Europa Y
America como el primer palacio flo
tante de los varios que ticnc Ell pro-
yccto Ia junta de navegaci0n.
Para estos trabaics Gle reparaci6n
81 requicre, naturalmente, 'iMfinidad de
obreres de todas glasses cada ycz que
una compailia Sc Queda con alglin con
trato del gobierno para hacer repara-
ci4n:4ss: len 1alguiia9'tle clos, hace lla-
manhientos espscfales reclutando miles
.sie; o!npros -" e
pHsvieiitaiieiite 'sali6 a ,subasta, .ei
cortlati para los ffabajos en- el AmG-
rica'.y fut asignado a los astilleros
dc Brooklyn y Sc pidieron cntonces 100
'obreros.
,..Esu &rGs.
Sc ha hecho b otro llamamiento es-
reci;l para el America en- el que Sc
solicitan con toda urgencia 1000 mas.
FL America debe qucdar listo para
cl dfa - de mayo segin las cladsulas
del contIato. de suerte que el trabajo
urge y IL jolnada del Ola es insult
'icn.e cGistiendo turnos espccialcs noe
urncs y extras.
Ea hreye Sc ai,llaciaran las repara-
Genes del Buchanan, soiicItando le-
sio.ics de obreres dc todes l3s ofici0ss.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
Corte de Distr;to.-D;stsito primero.

AbI'l ii, 1923.
Bernardo Sabajier IS. Ill 8aHco de
San Juan Injunction. La Carte die
Ia n';a ordon para m3strar causa;, di-
rigi,!a contra los de1?.ardadas scna-
Ia Ii c0nn%r@cen.ia HaIa fa@aana a
las 3 am. t2Ia a2}: 4 Apet;ci5n del.
denl4Qa3 do yst'5n @lianas1icata del. de-
,rian!a@tgi. IA CcFtc ~ apeade- Ii vista
de. CT "a % e'4,sa chr ,:.! cgtriente
Ia 1q5 81 sif.9 ..:@''eil' ~ - ~! 's
I. 92R'' '!-..r.ttsfil 4p. ,, r~a..e
N8nasis ieg,lia'F otr9 ~. Gbmpa1
1ia,C Cpaeral d@-Czles 'fie ;thlc;nl Con-
tingq IA vistA'asIsst2easo oea Ia prue-
ba Dc la, demanda;!a, eyaanin;,Ypl!2se, 2
'te5t;S8s Y docunontos-- qll.le. Sc mar
carSn del al 10. Y sienq2 una nora
anankada, la Corte-49pehda' II ~i4,
ia Para el II del co-TI:ic:nte c-I a las 8 a.
m. ~
Juliaa yySrancisSo r4n% Marlsro
5ss.: ys:<isf Eisifcaao VI. RsAdetEy o}ro,....Jn-
junction. Sc llam6 este case a Ia vis-
ta de 10. Qrden para! rnlostra,rl. ,caGsas,
dirigtda a los demandados ccmpa-
reeio $olamente el 44edo. Valldeiuli en-
representation del abogado del deman-
dado Jose Marrero, V sohcit6 Sc tn
viera los demandantes por desisti-
dos de esta acci6n por abandono, en-
cuanto este denandado Sc referia
7 Ia Corte tiene los demandantes
por desistidos des esta acci6n Ell GUAM
to a este demandado Sc refere, con i'm.
posicion de costas .s
El Pueblo V. Julio Roman Davila,
ac. ag. Sc suspendio ell juicio a pc
ticion, fiscal para el II del corriente.
h Jesus M Sierraelps. Juana Quir6s.
Divoreio99 Ge1ebrada ltssvista de laAno-
.eior de alinaentos "nrovisionR!es della
.danlandaoa, cohtaeisteneia de slas'par.
ties, la Colte la 'sieclasa con lugar y
ordena al demandante pague .lah de-
nandada u COMO, pension. alimenticia,
$40 snenslsales, per lnensualidades ade-
lantadas. q iss5eta'5.a a;es ~ ii
Julian Arroyo, Alvarez vs. Mary.
Owens y otros. Terceria dc dominic.
Celebrada Ia vista con asistencia So
lamente del tercerista, en- rebeidia
la otra parte, la Cortc sc reserve Ia
resolution.
Jose Font. Habeas> corpus. Cole-
brada la vista, Ia Corte dc@lara colt
lugar la petici6n y ordena la libeftaC
del peticionario.
Simmons Eadwara Co. vs.. Gealy y
Siebett. Cobro de dinero. A mocion
del demaandanta, la Cortc ordena al
Taquigrafo haga una transcription del
record los efectos de la apelacion in
terpuesta.
Angel Santiago VS.. Lucas Clemcnte.
Cobro de dinero. La Corte ordena que
por el Secretario Sc expida manda-
miento de ejecucion de sentencia.
Rafael O'TFerral, authorization judi
cial. La Corte ordena que por el Sc !
cretario Sc entregue al peticionario
$3.50 depositados en- Secretaria.
Manuel Carvajal Angulo, necesidad
v utilidad. La Corte ordena que por
el Seeretarip Sc entregue al peticio-I
mario $2,666.oO depositados en- Secre-
taria.
{ Manuel Roig vs.. Pablo Landrau
Diaz. Cobro de dinero. A nocion de
Joaquin Matienzo, la Corte le releva
de toda responsabilidad como fiador,
nor habcr satisfecho hasta Ia cantidad
de $4,000, importe de su fianza.
Ana Maria v Rafael Ronleu v. Isa-
bel Leocadio Brunbought Y otros. Co
bro de credito hipotecarios. La Corr
te dicta sentencia de acuerdo con la
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