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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09
c III u X G II NO T 7. S
March llth, 1923.


This is what the Sabbath is CIV
en- to us for. 1t is given to Is thu.
we may drop for little while the
questions which are perplcxing US
in tie house, in the office, AID IL
the market-place, and ma con.
face to face with the larger, Crane
er, diviner problem how to max
men and women. We can neve.
learn how to rest in God on th
Sabbath unless we have iearnet
how to work for God throughoL
the week. May this church as Il
goes on in its work and its lie
not count on the things perceived
and human for it's strength; no;
on social power. not OH intellectual
power, not on human muscular.iy
of any kind; may it count on the
power that is not ourselves. IN tic
power of God, of Him who holds al
the infinite resources of his being
that He may pour them cut into
hungry, needy, weakened, inpro-
verished souls, and fill them with
himself. Lyman Abbott.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09
Interior Liked
Minstrel Show

Interior mdex-The Kadoka Leg
ion Minstrel Show fifteen strol. G
put on their bill here "Wednesday
evening as advertised, and whel
the curtain went up they wcrl
greeted by a capacity house.
The Legion Orchestra vampe
them into line, and they moppc;
into the game like old timers.
heartily say that the vocal effort
were good, and several new joke
and gags were sprung intermitt
emily. The boys carried out the in
tercoluting admirably, and woult
have done credit to any old timci
Of the burnt cork profession.
A noticeable feature OF the pei
part was the way the orrhest,
sustained the actors IN their re.
spective parts, putting a zes- to i
that otherwise would have faller
fat, but combining the two, maoe
happy conclusion to uerfec'
evening.
After the show the Legion orch,
estra put on a dance and furnished
a pleasant time 20 those tnat I 81.
ticipated.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09
BelVidere Now
A Real Town

Belvidere Times-By a vote oi
AZ to 30 last Tuesday, the voters
Belvidcrc signified their desire IL
have our town incorporated as Q
municipal corporation.
Out of a po ssible 80 votes, Is
were pol!ed, which signifies tina,
a lot of interest was taken in the
proposition. A good deal Of tai.
was wasted on the matter the last
day or two before election, but now
that it is all over the people of the
town will once more get togethe'
and work together for the general
good of the town.
The next thing on the program
will be the election of officers t.
hold until the regular annual elec.
ton in April. These officers viii
consist of three trustees, clerk
treasurer, assessor and justice o,
the peace.
By the incorporation of the town
the school district automaticall., !,
becomes an independent district
and it will become the duty OF tee
county superintendent TO rall {
special election to elect the five
members of the school board ar,
the clerk and treasurer. The boun.
daries of the independent acho,
district will be the same as thos
of the common school ,hstfi'.
have been.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09
Boost Your
Local Paper

Farmer 4 Breeder-Editors oi
local papers all over the state gath
cred recently at Sioux Falls in all
nual convention. Now the.t are
back on the job-each plugging fol
his own community.
We wonder if the people who live
in and around the Old Home Tow
really appreciate the imp~ita tanct
of their local paper. If you stor
to think about it, you will realiz,
that the country editor IS yoIr nnst
booster. He is a natural born op
timist, and that means thai he i.
doing his best to make the com
munity a better place for all tc
live in.
While the editor of the countrN
weekly is usually the most infiuen
tial citizen, few people realize i:
lie doesen't always live in the gran
dcst house, nor drive the fastest
car. nor make the most biggest
splurge: but if you measure :.
Importance by the unselfisl wor!
he does to bring about better time.
and happier conditions in his co...
munity, you uill discover chat few
men do more for the good Of tie
town and adjoining territory.
1t is only fair, therefore, tha,
every citizen of the communit.
should support the local paper. Ta>
subscription list should include
every home. Nothing tick!cs II
editor more than to have his SUI
scrlbcrs pay promptly. The edit"l
needs the money to keep the mach
incry going. Patronize the adver
tising columns for your own adj
vantage and as public duty. Tho
local paper reaches select groG,
of readers who usually real tn,
paper from kiver to kiver."
| Breeders find their local papeI
one of the best mediums for advcr
Using purebred stock. No space i
so valuable for reaching BUYERS II
your own county. Farmers wit
surplus of good seeds, food pro
ducts, ETC., will also find the adver
tising columns of the local Wcekl,
the most valuable space they car
buy to reach possible custo ..ers j
the town and surrounding country
The local paper is close 10 tho
people. 1t has a more intimate All
personal appeal than any othcl
periodical. Not merely because h'
deserves it, but because it is pub
lie institution that has the welfare
Of the community at heart, shoul:
every citizen support and encour
age the local paper and it's editor
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09
Minstrel Show At The
Scenic Theatre, Kadoka
Thursday, March 10th

Next Thursday evening,
March 18th, the Darktowr
Minstrel Troupe will present
their show at the Scenic
Theatre, Kadoka. The show
is being put on under the
auspices of the Jackson
County Post No. q Of the
American Legion, and the
blaceface comedians provide
an evenings entertainment
that you cannot afford to
miss.
The program to be pre-
sented will consist of songs,
both old time favorites and
the present day popular mus
lie with the jazzv swing, and
then there will be plenty of
jokes and gags, some Of them
wearing whiskers and others
new and startling. with a
great many tpke-offs On the
local folks, and you may be
one of those hit, so better
be on hand to get the full
benefit, and then there will
be dancing and many comedy
stunts.
"The Battle Of ROllin'
Bones" is a thirty minute
period of side-splitting ac-
ton, in which Henry Hard
tack Hogshead is featured
as the bravest man in the
A. E. F. The scere for this
playlet is laid somewhere in
France, before the war bust
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09

ed up, and was written for
laughing purposes only.
In the intermission there
will be presented q ''rube"
comedy song.
The minstrel circle will be
composed Of ten blackfaee
comedians. and one white
man, all putting forth every
effort to amuse and please
their audience, and pleading
together a program of unus-
ual merit.
No small part of the pro-
gram is the playing of the
Legion Minstrel Orchestra,
who are in action through
out the entire evening.
Everywhere these Minst-
rels have appeared they have
met with a hearty reception
and received many words of
praise for the quality of their
show and the able manner in
which they put it over.
Don't forget the date that
the Minstrels will appear in
Kadoka, Thursday evening,
March 18th, at the Scenic
Theatre, and be on hand
early so as not to miss q
single moment of the show.
The doors will open prem
pity at 7:30 and the curtain
tain will raise promptly at
800 o'clock.
Admission /: Adults SOC;
Children Csc.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09
BRADY TOWNSHIP NEWS

Ray Coyle who has been serious
" Ill with small pox is on the roa
to recovery.
Jud Pepper returned from Greg
ory last Sunday evening md &c
ports that his mother is imrrovips
Mrs. Addie Stout, member o.
the Brady School board, spen
Thursday afternoon with the pul,
lis of the Stout school.
Russell and Eva Hibma wht
have been guests at the G. {. Bro
wn home for a few days left fo
Vivian Sunday afternoon.
Nellie and Marion Stout attent
ed the birthday party given in hon
or Of Miss Carrie Baldwin las
Sunday afternoon and report ;
very pleasant afternoon.
Rev. Smith who has been holding
revival services here for the pas
month left last Monday for Mitcl.
ell. He will conduct meetings a
Plano. q Nazareen District located
east of Mitchell.
A Victrola entertainment Wa
given at the Stout school house /.
esday evening. Every one presen
report that the victrola to be .
the very best type in use. Anothe
entertainment will be given wher
the other records arrive.
Mr.. G. C. Brown and daughto
entertained a number OF thcl
friends at their home last Frida,
evening. Cards and a social dane
IS part Of the evenings enter
taiansat, aftsr which . delicieu
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09
The rich mon
has his twin six
tho poor moo
has his six twins

Children are the poor mans riches.
But every child is entitled to ar
education in thrift by which he
can rise above poverty and be 4
pever in his community.
The FARMERS STATE Bank is
interested in your child and shares
with the parent. the desire for hin,
to prosper Is he grows up.
And .
HOME SAVINGS BANK
will hel pinstill the thrift hsbit to
q great degree.
We have 4 good supply of thest
little bnaks that develop the saw.
ings habit.
Start your child in today-it viii
insure his future.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09

County Judge r. L. Pinkerton
was up from Belvideie Honday
holding the regular monthly tie, ,
of County Court.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09

lunch was served by the Host ani
Hostess assisted by Miss Eva Hill.
ma and Grace Clark. Everyone
present reports q most enjoyable
svsain(.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-03-09

A. M. Topic, Basis Of the final lud,
ment.
P. M. Topic, The vital question.
Rev. A. v. Bryan, Paste I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Head of Greeters
Is Seattle Guest

w Il. acnbaoher. national
president Of tlao Greeters Of Amer.
lea organlsatiosA exclusive for hotel
men. was the honor guest az a
banquet given by Seattle innkoepers
nj tho Hotel CO wman. Thursday
night The Dcfenbaeher party IL
on route TO oak Harbor o. from
san Francisco. wbero pefcnbaeher
was unanimously reelected chief
handshaker,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Plan Essay Contest
With $1,000 Prize

The Northwest Light and Power
association viii present ono high
school senior with a $1,000 scholar.
ship IN either the univamity OF
Washington OF tho Warrington
state college for tho best osay on
tho topic. state Regulation ef Pub.
Ito utilities" Il was decided az the
18th annual convention BEING held
here. Thursday
Tho competition will be onrn 20
high school seniors OF this state
only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June s9.--A
community FUND 10 send 70 college
every boy and girl who wants coli
lege education is proposed BY Miss
Bernlce Brown. new dean OF Rad
clifte college.
Miss Brown. only IS years old her.
self. believes she understands the
mind OF tho young student.
Everyone who wants 80 80 TO COLI
legc," she says, who has the desire
for a college course. should have Il
made possible. He should not be him
dered by the lack OF money. There
should be a community fund. or
something OF that sort. 20 solve his
financial problems"
But this youthful dean doesn't be-
iieve that a college education Is Is
sensial for success.
College does not make the per-
SON. she says. ''One Is what he Is
because no has Il within himself. and
not because OF four years Of college
training.
There are many well-educa;ed
persons who have not had the ad-
vantage 81 college training. but who
ut Ideally into the work that they
Aave 10 do
But It helps. When a girl attends
college for four years. and then mar
ries. II does not seem 70 me that she
has wasted her time. She Is only
Setter fitted by her college training
for whatever she has 10 do"
Miss Brown was graduated in 1915
from the college where she Is now
dean. She did graduate work at Yale
university. holding n fellowship Of
The Carnegie Endowment for Inter.
national Peace for two years. Their
she went abroad as a fellow az the
University OF Brussels, Her speciality
Is international law.
Altho her whole lie has been IL
the atmosphere OF schools and col
leges. Miss Brown believes that they
sometimes fall short in teaching
young persons the value OF things
broadening their vision. and bringinl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Makes Attack on
Direct Primary

4 vigorous attack upon the direct
primary law was made hy John j.
Geary. member % tho Young
Mems Republican club. az tho week.
" luncheon Thursday. az Dartnail's
cafeteria. He declared that the re.
publican party may as well cease
attempting 10 exist unless party re.
sponsiblllty "a restored By eiIminat.
ing tho direct primary4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Founder of Optical
Co. Dies at Home

y. Hichard Peck dled % be homo
lf4O FEDERAL ave, ThurBday. affe-
a long illness. Tho deceased vas n
years old and had resided IN stsitl.
since 1901 lie established the 81
cifio Optical co. and vas msmlss
~ tho Rainier club ana Trinity Pa.
ish church Funeral services wan h.
held Al Trinity Parish church. aaf
urday morning az II O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Miss Berniee BroIen, nelo dean Of Radcliffe COLLIE

them into contact with new expert.
cnces and new ideas,
She says. modestly, that Il takes q
young person TO understand young
people--and she believes the younger
generation Is misunderstood.
"Nlsrepresentcd. toe she adds
Especially the flapper. This type Of
modern girl deserves some ccusurc
probably, but not all that has been
heapcd upon her. A woman may b
thoro woman. gentle. sympathetic
kindly and maternal. and SIN he
original. independent and forward
looking. The modern girl should b.
taught not only TO take her place IN
the home. but in tho business and
political world
Miss Brown has two hobbies ons
Is raising a flower garden and tho
other Is camp life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Legion Post to Be
Given Silk Banner

A silk fiag win b presented 10
Theodore Roosevelt, post. No. -. v.
+. w. nj an open meeting TO b.
held Monday. July 2. a, 7 p. M. a,
the post hall. The flag Is the gif,
Of tho post auxiliary. and the pres.
entatlon win bo followed by mu.
sic. dancing and refreshments.
Chile holds the worlds monopoly
in saltpster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

A few days ago a mighty stork.
Fasplng and wheeling from his
great burden. paid Fannie a welcome
call and left 10 puppies 70 support
the arguments Of their collie mother
All 81 which made Fannie continue
sncerlnE az the biueribbonod. blue.
blooded pets who stick their wet
noses In the air and announce that
zone pup and a good one ~ all a
mother b. expected 20 contribute.
or course ihsre are certain prob.
lens that 30 large "a family brings
up Thirteen pups all the same age
and all hungry proved 20 be quite d
problem. When n comes 10 feeding
Fannie iH confronted with diff.
Guilty.
But" says her owner. "she de.
yised a sort Of cafeteria system. and
Il works out nicely"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Pleads Not Guilty
to kidnapping Count

TACOMA. June 20 Entering a
plea OF not guilty to a charge OF kid
nBplng his four-year old son, WI
liam. Monday. David r. Flnnerty Of
New York was arraigned Thursday
before Judge W o. Chapman IN au-
porior court aud released on bail u
1880. pending trial on September y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

THE fact that we have over
l 70 stores in the West with
complete and extensive
stocks, new clean goods of
highest quality, with prices
set below the usual, proves to
every car owner that the
western Auto" deserves the
title of Auto Supply Head
quarters in every city
VIII erein a western
Auto" store is located
that's why we say "Our
Success is your
Security"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Witness for Girl
Eloper Is Freed

william J. Hodgus vas freed I'm.
der 5000 bail yesterday Hodslos
was arrested on charge OF second
degree perjury He was aecuessd
by Benjamin Hansen Of having 10
On false witness az 20 the axe m "a
yeur-0ld Dorothy Hansen when IN,
applied 20 the marriage license el.,,.
for permit % wed Fred Mon
iels. i9.year-old son OF "A 49,
worth farmer. The two then sloneS
and have not been located slne.
Indians OF tho plains msa.
spoons. caps. combs. bows ana No.
dreHses from buffalo horne ''a'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
FABRIC TIRES

For customers who still prefer Fabric Tires we carry
dependable fabrics and back them UP with
guarantee of 5000 miles on Nebraska 1000 miles on
|Pharis and 5000 miles on Western Giant Fabrics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

NEWARK. n. j.. June 30 Ieanni,
Pinknosc thinks race suicide 10 q
new kind OF athletic event judgint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

3D.
~ III!
Howdy,
fory0ug T.
officer?
Golf Note {
a wooden cid
s. too messy
II there u
than a beet !
fenant III q q
II looks d
day, accorded
Coming q
she says. Il
Of Snow"
well. Ge
for you?"
III say sd
at isn't III
iiy."
"You said
ITS a scol
-Sure is.''
Oppressive
I'n tell thd
Looks like
"Sure does.'
well. s'lor
"s'long."
Another hoQ
tossing napjq
window.
Doctors at
Of the AIMED
complain OF 4
tremens subj4
Nobody sd
drinking pres(
rigor morris.
She iras blond
Ard xhc II
And her talk
Fail Of pepj
she teas suppl
And she skoo|
And tchcn ~
me-
she could ID
Such 4 set I'd
Such a pctsl
Hoic she spcHt
Hoio he ned
on. the niHshl
They crchdn0]
TN she chad
iHenfi
Hoe he shoo|
The only III
quiet is when
with wrinkle 4
dassen't laugh
OUR OwN
sKBsf Cd
PouGHKI
HOME 81
SEAT1
A DrNf,u
ALUMNI JUS
SMITH BRoTl
HERE STOP
SMITH BOYS
FAME STOP /.
HOME TOWN
DROP SOUP |
FINE STOP l
NOW CLEAN
OTHERWISE
PHOTOGRAPH
YUM STOP
There's alw
everything. p
entity OF Noun
buy fireworks
Hot Wealth,
Wear tortoises
them clear of
Ing an automC
them.
But there is
hot weather.
-
LII GEE ,
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LII GEE a
NAN

LII GEE q
NAy
II you see
with her eyes
nars, don't IL
Non some Z
only hay feve
Wen never .
wizard until he
cross a street u
dc bracod rioH
proud
Young Saaiioa
oa see. no oicn
aad SO. Of cod
The last word
applying stacou
towels.
Africa is rapid
SAYS a writer.
really civilized !
isu'pound canniu
ing a fellow cad
sleousness.
or until they
missionaries,
-up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
FABRIC TIRE PRICE LIST

(other Sizes Quoted on RequesD
AT All western Auto Stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Victor
Aluminium Sets

A fine set OF Aluminium Dishes and
Cooking utensiIs for campers and
the home. Consists OF cooking
pots, coffee pot, four cups; four
plates and heavy frying pan. All
telescoped together. S1O IN
Complete set. go. " lO.OO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Ifowdy,
f0ryou?
oheer?

Golf Note [
a wooden cid
s. too messy.
II there u
than a beet 1
tenant IN a 4
IL looks \
day, ACCORDED
Coming 4
she says, III
Of Snow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
INNER TUBE GIVEN

with each Western Giant Western Standard Cord mot
given with Western Special other tires) This offer
lis for limited time only.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-15
'REsO[UC[0NEs JUDICIA[Es

way L. & P. Co. Danos y perjss La
Corte dcelara sin lugar las excepcio-
mes interpuestas y concede q la de-
manda 10 dias para contestar.
Benjamin E. de Sola y otro VS.. Hen
| lry w. Dooley y otro. Ejec. hipot. La
Corte dicta orden de requerimiento de
pago dirigida a los demandados.
Celso Garcia Villar v. Alfonso Rie-
ra y Co. Cobro de cantidad. La Cor
| tie declara con lugar la mocion para
lelirninar y concede al denlandante 10
idfas para enmendar.
Sue. de Vicente Soltero VS.. P. R.
Railway Light G p Go. Danes Y perjs.
La Corte declara con lugar la noci6n
para eliminar (Kerr's Civil Procedure;
Cal. Vol. /, Nota Sec. 377l, Y concede
| a los demandantes 10 dfas para en-
fnendar la demanda.
P, r. Fertilizer Co. VS.. Quintero e
Hijo. Cobro de dinero. A moci6n
de la demandante, la Corte ordena al
Secretario expida nuevos emplaza-
mientos.
S. ]. Wooduff & Sons VS.. Murias &
Co. Cobro de dinero. A mocion de
la demandada, la SCorte ordena ell le-
Evantamiento del embargo trabado
previa prestacion de fianza por 5000
~ disponiendo que por ell Secretario
Sc expida al Marshal mandamiento.
Benito Zalduondo w. Fidel Mier Mar
tinez Y otro. Injunction. A mocion
de los demandantes, la Corte suspen-
de la vista de este case para ell Is del
corriente las 9. a. m. a
Manuel Mendia Vs. Compalia Gene
raj de Cines. Cobro de dinero. Sc
llarno este case la vista para dis
cutir la moci6n solieitando nombra-
miento de un Sfndico y compaFecieron
Iilas. parties. FL demandado solicito que
Use discutiera primeraniente la mocion
de apertura de rebeldia, radicada Ell
IL del corriente. Argumentada y So
metida esta mocion, la Corte, Sc re-
servo la resolution y sehafara el case
oportunamente.
Ell Pueblo VS.. E. F. Porrata Doria,
falsa representation. Sobreseidos a
petici6n Fiscal, por nc constituir de-
Tito pablico los hechos eonsignados en-
la acusacion.
Francisco Bianchi v otro vs.. sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga Y otro. Nulidad de
contrato. Resolviendo la mocion de
aseguramiento de sentencia presenta-
da hoy por los demandantes, visto ell
articulo IT'S del Reglamento de la Ley
Hipotecaria, niegs 10 solicitado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-15
sit s1.7 'l3., -, ,-.}. tIi +.
EN- la CoRTE DEL DIsTRIFo
JUDICIAL DE HUMACAo, p. r.


a Jose Ricardo Montero Lopez, De
mandante, VS.. John Doe y,IRichard
Roe, herederos desconocidos de Dolo-
res Rodriguez, Demandades, Civil No.
1868.
s El Pueblo de Puerto Rico:
l. A los Herederos desconocidos de Do
leres Rodriguez, 0 sean los demandados
lantesf mencionados: safe
POR Ia PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA A USTEDES, que Sc ,ha presenta-
| do en- Ia oficina del Secretario de Ia
RCorte de Distrito Judicial de Huma-
Gao, z. r., la demanda del autor antes
citado, en- la cual Sc alega Ia capaeitlad
de las parties; que el demandante desco-
noce ell paradero de la Succession de Do
leres Rodriguez, q. falleci6 Ell el Pue-
bio de Caguas, P. r., ALA por el aiio
1922, Y q. Sc ha hecho gestiones nece-
sarias para encontrar ell paradero de
los herederos de dicha Dolores Rodrf-
suez; que con anterioridad al falIeci.
Iniento ygdurante la enfermedad de di-
cha Dolores Rodriguez, eI denandante
asisti6 1a .menci9ndda Delofes Rodrf3
guez y le suministr6 todos sls alirnen-
tos medicinas, asi como tanbieen EN-.
Fpleo otras persehas para Ode la ateii-
dieran al servicio dc Ia mencionada
Dolores Rodriguez, pagahdo itodas las
deudas contraidas por esta, y tarnbieni
el servicio medico que 1s atehdia; que
sel demandante, cuando fallecio la men
cionada Dolores Rodriguez pago todos
los gastos de los funeraies: que Ell de-
mandante invirtio en- los gastos alega.
dos la surna de NOVECIENTOS. DO
LIARS; que el .demandante ha gcs.
tionado y buscado en- vano el paradero
ale los herederos de la mencionada Do.
lores Rodriguez.
a X habiendose ordenado por e1 Hon.
I'ablo Berga, Juez de la Corte de Dis
trito. de Humacao, P. r., la publica-
Fi6n de Edictos en- I'm peri6dico de ma
Yor circulation, por el terrnino de Sc
:ssr1ta N1ias,. y una vez por seInana, Ia.
del sienandaiite;
] Sc NOTIFICA Al LOS HEREDEs
RIOS DESCONOCIDOS dc dfcha Dolo.
reii Rodriguez para aue er FL ttirrnino
aaltes dicho de sesenta .dias, comparez-
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