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through the transom. Slapstick, but
funny. Watson is very nearly the
whole show.
The best of the supporting company
are Frank Scannell, a dancer and
Ethel De Veaux, an attractive SOU
brette. Specialties are offered by
Ruby Wallace, singer and Prince
Rosucci, accordianist.
At the Capitol all weekly OBJ
server)
T. + +
Other attractions on view today in
clude: 1.-THE Goldfish" and special
presentations at the Circle; Our Gang
in a comedy and Johnny Hines in
Conductor 1872" at the Apollo; Cecil
De Miles Triumph" at the Ohio;
Forty Horse Power Hawkins" at the
Isis and Lilies of the Field at
Mister Smiths.
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Boone Township, as reward for an
attendance record of 1915.
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NEW POLICY IN EFFECT
AT LINCOLN SQUARE THEATER

The Lincoln Square has a new
summer policy which is in effect now.
Continuous shows OF movies and stock
comedies is the new policy.
Bobby Larue is present with his
company in a comedy, THE Cowboy
and the Lady" Besides Larue, the
cast includes J. NJ. Luckey, o. E.
Kane, A Breyer, Elsa Yule and La
Vera Reno.
This comedy is in four acts. The
movie feature of the bill is 1.-THE
Whispered Name" The bill changes
on Sunday.
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REAL INDIANS TOP
NEW BILL AT LYRIC

There is a real novelty on the bill
at the Lyric this week. 1t is called
Legends of the Hopi,' and 1t pre-
sents a troupe of full blooded Indians
who perform their own rhythmic cere-
monial dances instead of trying to
play Jazz music or sing Louisville
Lou"
The act is presented in a set rep
resenting the cliff homes of the In
dams. The squaws and papooses sit
on the roof of one of the dwellings
and look on while the braves dance.
They dance the wedding ceremony,
the Buffalo dance" the victory dance
and others.
I can not pass on the authenticity
of the dances, but do know that this
act is a real vaudeville novelty and
that is a greal deal in these days.
Sabbot and Brooks present q com
edy act which has its funny moments
The lady members of the team gets
most of the laughs with her ''fapper'
Characterization. The Tripoli Trio
stopped the show when reviewed
Their act consists of instrumental
music, singing and some new comedy
| Grace Cameron also scored with q
Nah Jong song and comedy i'm
presentations of Gilda Gray, Nazimova
and others.
Toyama and company is Japanese
act, distinguished from others of its
kind by the use of real showmanship
The act is performed before a beauti
full set.
| Erford's Oddities starts like ar
Oriental dancing act, but proves TO bt
an excellent aerial turn. Hilbert and
| Nugent present blackface comedy
One of the boys is a first-class dancer
John E. Wise and company present {
comedy sketch which is no longer &
novelty. Movies complete the bill.
| At the Lyric all weekly Observer
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GIRLS FROM THE FOLLIES,"
is CURRENT BROADWAY SHOW

This meets Mutual burlesque show
at the Broadway, is Girls From the
Follies."
The cast includes Harry Harrigan
Hal Rathbun. Brad Sutton, Earl b
Miller, Marguerite Spencer, Lillian
Evans and Nola Edwards. A chorus
is present
The show is in two acts and eight
scenes. There are many singing mum
bers by Nola Edwards, Lillian Evans
Sutton and others. The girls do ar
Egyptian number.
At Broadway all week.-(By OBJ
server).
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LEW AND MAD WILSON
GATHER MANY REAL LAUGHS

The comedy honors at the Palace
for the first half of the week go to
Lew and Mad Wilson.
Wilson is one OF those nut coined
ians who does not rely only upon his
foolishness to make an audience laugh.
Wilson has a bunch Of nutty ways
of doing things. but underneath it all
is real acilitx- He knows how 10
whistle. to yodel. to play an accor'
deon and he has a keen comedy sense.
His radio stunt is clever.
There is another valuable charac-
teristic about Wilson which makes
him different from most nut coined
ians. He is always in good taste.
That one attribute helps to make him
a favorite
No variety bill this season seems to
be complete without a JAZZ band. There
is one present at the Palace under the
title of the Royal Garden Six, with
the Fay and Weston Revue. The
music played Ia the sort that is pop
ular at this hour. There are two
dancers with this revue. Rather
pleasing flash act.
Flo and Ollie Walters are two
clever young women who have a
unique way of introducing their ma
terial They also have personality
and they know how to use it, The
spur of the moment" recitation is
clever.
Cook, Mortimer and Harvey play
good game of basketball on bicycles.
The two men of the team play one
game In darkness as the ball is illu-
minated. This act opens the show.
1t will pay you to wait until the
final curtain because the Max Theilon
troupe is present. These men go fly.
ing through the air in such a reckless
fashion that 1 even got excited ovsr
the fear that they would miss at the
wrong time. Fine.
The movie feature is Cricket on
the Hearth" a movie version Of
Charles Dickens story.
The Palace is observing N. V. A.
week this week and doing its part
In the worthy cause.
At the Palace today and Wednesday.
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How To Keep A Child Healthy
A Substitute for Physics

DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
a scientific compound of Egyptian
SIENNA with pepsins and suitable
aromatics. The formula is on
every package. You viii find you
do not have to force children to
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second SulIliIlSI
season at Eng
lish's.
Last season In
dianapolis theater
patrons decided
that they were
very fond of four
players - NJ j S s
Jean oliver, Eddy
Waller, Idabelle
Arnold and Lar
ry Sullivan. Berk-
ell has wisely
kept these four
players as the
backbone of his
organization. The
other members of
the company, that
is the new ones,
are a great i'm
proVement over
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ovation as Miss Oliver and Waller
brought them before the curtain.
There were many flowers and tons of
applause.
1t looks like the Grand players are
all set for the summer. 1.-THE French
DOLL will be the bill all this week
at English's.
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BerkeU Brings Good Players to City,
Did Mrs. Paul Reuere Stay Home Alone?

men, open the show with a splendid
athletic offering. Frances and Frank
close the show.
Am saying it loudly-Here is a
whale of a show.
At Keith's all week.
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Bv WALTER d. HICKMAN

tiny stock company wins or
4 fails by Write of the ability
of the members of the COM
pany.
Charles Berkell's Grand Players
are now in the first week Of their
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Boone Township, as reward Tor an
attendance record of 1915.
A Gary colored man is alleged to
have killed his landlord, Rubin VIII
lians, colored, because he was refused
loan of So.
Girl Reserves of the Portland High
School plan a street carnival Thurs
day to defray expenses of delegates to
a summer conference.
Sim Hiutz, president OF the Wells
County Farm Bureau, was found not
guilty Of heavy hauling at Buttons
A plant a rose" campaign is being
held at Marion. Several thousand
bushes have been bought to be sold
at cost:
Solid black walnut timbers, por-
tions of an old corduroy road, were
dug up by Wabash workmen prepar-
ing a grade on what is now known
as the Chippewa Rd.
Preparations are being made to
start drilling for oil on 1,O0O-acre
lease near Washington held by the
winston Development Company
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-10

-, 1921. and recorded March 10, 1921.
n Book 80. Page 20, Of the records in
he office Of the Clerk and Racocdey
If said County Of Sedgwick, did con-
yey to the Public Trustee in and for
said County of Sedgwick, the follow
.ng real estate. in the County Of Sedr-
~ick. State of Colorado. to-vit:
Lots numbered Seven (7,.
Eight (s) and Nine (9), in Block
numbered Fifty Five (55), Clark
sons First Addition TO JulesburY;
which Deed of Trust was made To .e-
cue q certain contract and promis-
sory note of the said grantors bear
ing even date with said Deed of Trust
for the sum Of One thousand Dollars
ts1OOO.00). in favor Of The Industri-
al Building And Loan Association of
Denver, Colorado, with interest there
on from date until paid. and payable
IN monthly instaiiments of not less
than Sixteen and 5O-lOO Dollars
(@16.50) each, to be applied to the
payment of fines. principal, interest
and dues on stock owned by said
grantors in said association; And.
WHEREAS, 1t is provided in said
Trust Deed in the event of failure to
pay for three months said INSTALL
ments, the whole sum Of said loan is
DUE and payable, together with said
whole sum above named secured by
said Deed of Trust: And.
WHEREAS, default has been made
n the payment of said monthly in
stallments since April 25, 1928, de-
iinquent interest in the sum of Seven
~ Five and 15-10O Dollars ($75.l5),
taxes advanced in the sum of Eighty
Nine and 22-l00 Dollars 1855. 9.22),
and insurance in the sum of Twelve
Dollars tSl2.00), and there is due of
principal, delinquent interest, taxes
and insurance advanced. all secured
by said Deed of Trust, the sum of
Nine Hundred Seventy Nine and 81
100 Dollars ($979.37); And,
WHEREAS, The Industrial Build
ing And Loan Association, the legal
holder of said note and contract, has
in writing declared violation of said
Deed of Trust, and demanded the sale
Of said premises in a written request
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP

Estate of Hopkins Smith, Deceased.
No. 46.
Notice is hereby given that on the
l1th day of February. A. D. 1924, the
undersigned will present to the Coun-
ty Court Of Sedgwick County. Colora-
10. his accounts for final settlement
Of administration of said estate, when
and where all persons in interest may
'pnear ard object to them, if they SO
:esire.
Notice is also hereby given that ap-
plcation for the determination Of
heirship of said Hopkins Smith, de-
ceased, has been made and that the
Court will on said date hereinbefore
mentioned. or at any time to which
he hearing may be continued, proceed
. ascertain and determine who are
fhe heirs of the said Hopkins Smith,
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filed with me the 5th day of January.
1924.
ler. Public Trustee of aid County of
Sedgwick. do hereby give public no
tice that will. on February 9Th, 1924,
at 10 o'clock A. n. At the front door
f the Court House in said Cc.nty of
Sedg~:ek, sell all Of the above de-
scribed premises and all the title and
interest of the said grantors above
named, their heifs, executors, admin
istrators and assigns, At . public auc-
ton. TO the highest and best bidder for
cash, for the purpose of paying the
sum of Nine Hundred Seventy Nine
and 37-1OO Dollars ($97937). being
the indebtedness secured by said Deed
OF Trust and interest accruing from
his date. as provided in said Trust
Deed, and the expense of executing
his trust.
Dated at Julesburg. Colorado, Jan.
5th, A D. 1924.
VICTOR MILLER,
Public Trustee in and for the
County Of Sedgwick, State of
Colorado.
First Pub. Jan. 10. 1924.
Last Pub. Feb. z, 1924.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-10
PRAIRIE VIEW NEWS

Miss Frances Lueth entertained the
ladies aid Wednesday. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
G. F. Pampel Jan. 18th.
Mrs. Emil Bentson returned home
from the hospital Jan. 29th, much i'm
proved in health after having had an
operation for appendicitis.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cleary has been critically i'll, but
shows some improvement at this writ
ing.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grey, \
little daughter, Jan. 4th. DR.. Hayes
was in attendapce.
Loren Cloud spent New Years day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Cloud.
Mesdames Munson, Wilson and
Donaldson attended installation of Of
ficers of the Rebekah lodge in Sedg-
wick Friday night.
Mrs. r. NJ. Loveland visited with
Mrs. Roy Grey Friday.
Mrs. Walters and children return
ed from Denver Tuesday after having
spent ten days with her husband and
parents.
Fred Brown shelled corn for Har-
~ Sprague and Fred Padgett Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hotchkiss
were Sedgwick visitors Thursday.
Mrs. S. A. Munson spent several
days in Sedgwick caring for Mrs. Geo.
Martin, who has been sick with pneu-
monia.
Several Of the young people of the
neighborhood enjoyed the evening in
skating on the pond near Royal Dill
lehays home last Saturday evening.
Mrs. p. J. Donaldson spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Will Cleary.
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PLAIN VIEW NEWS
Local No. 273

Mrs. Morris Peterson is visiting at
Schuyler, Nebr.
Little Jack Jensen, who severely
burned both of his hands on Christ
mas morning, is getting along as well
as can be expected.
There was no Union meeting held
last week on account of the meeting
date coming on New Years day. The
next meeting will be held on January
18th.
A pretty good crowd attended the
dance at Union hall New Years eve.
Old Jack Frost was pretty busy all
last week a stealing into the peoples
caves, painting the walls with frost,
freezing the vegetables, also house
plants which most generally escape
his breath by being stored in the
caves.
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deceased. and ~ such en- lied to in
heFit any lands, tenementI. heredIta-
ments or other property. real or per-
sonal, constituting all or = part Of the
Estate of the said Hopkins Smith, de-
ceased. and enter . Decree according
ly. At which hearing all persons claim
ing to be heirs At Law of said deceas-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-10

Mr.. G. F. Pampel and family spent
New Years day with Rev Benning-
ton and family in Sedgwiek.
Nessrs. Arens. Gus and Fred John
son, Pample and Donaldson hauled
hogs to Sedgwick Monday.
Miss Carlson, teacher Of Dist. No.
80, returned from Greeley on Sunday
night after having spent the holidays
g..n her parents.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-10

ed NAV appear and present thei,
proof.
G. H. AUSTIN.
Administrator de bonis noa.
Robson 4 Hendricks.
Attorneys.
First Pub. Jan. 10. 1924.
Last Pub. Feb. Z. 1924.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1924-01-10
LEGAL NOTICES

PUBLIC TKUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS. C. r. Hodges. and Ma
bel Hodges. his wife, of Julesburg,
County Of Sedgwick. State of Colora-
DO, by Deed of Trust dated February
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Weeht
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
Patillas, P. R., JUNO "a, 1924,
(Fdo.) Oscar AFANADoR
NOTAS DE LAISLA

Ia Dorla, ell primero es Abogado de
altos vuelos que hace POGO desemuen6
con caracter de interinidad nombrado
por ell Gobernador, la plaza de Juez
municipal y como tai dio un admi-
raoIe resultado, y el segundo es quien
leva la administration de la acredita
da Farmacia Ketty; estos jovenes Sc
nan levantado con sus propios esfuer-
EOS y por su popularidad gozan del
carino y de las simpatias de todos los
que hayan tenido la oportunidad de
conocerles. Ell joven Orlando actual
mente esta entire nosotros despuss de
haber cursado estudios superiores. La
seiorita Monserrate Ortiz que en- bre-
We pasara a ser esposa, es hermana
del integerimo Alfredo Ortiz Jr es-
tudiante actualmente en- Eio Piedras
que Sc esta graduando para ministro
evangelico y segnn puede predecirse
sera una gloria para la sociedad un
timbre de honor para la Mission Evan
gelica, va que en- distintas ocasiones
hemos tenido Ell placer de escueilar
sus sabios consoles yertidos con ell ca
1or Y el entusiasmo de esos hombres
jovenes en- edad pero viejos en- expe-
riencia. Tambien contraeran matrimo
nio los jovenes de la misma CEPA an
tes mencionados sefiorita Carmen Or
tiZ, hermana tambien de Alfredo Or
tiz Jr. y -el sinpatico joVen Carlos N.
Bruno, este iiltimo es actualmente ms
pector de Sanidad y pertenece Ia
distinguids familia Bruno, familia
muy conocida y respetada por toda la
sociedad en- general. Esperamos pues,
que el Dios del Himeneo, Sc encar-
que de estas cuatro almas buenas que
Sc unen para. compartir las gratas ale
grias de los matrimonios felices.
CoRREsPoNSAL
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DOMINICANAs
DEsDE Ell HIGUAMo
UN GABINETE ExcELENTE.

UN GABINETE EXCELENTE.
Ell General Roracio vasquez. Pre-
sidente Constitutional de la Repdbli-
ca Dominicana, ha designado para su
Gabinete los Honorables sefiores
Lcdo. Angel Morales, Ministro de. 10
Interior Y Policia; DIR. J. D. Alfonso
ca d. Hacienda Comercio; DR.. An
gel Ma. Soler. Relaciones Exteriores;
P. A. Ricart, Sanidad Y Benefcencia;
Lcdo. Carlos f. de Moya. Fosnento y
comunicaciones; Rafael Espil'at. Ngri
cultura Immigration: I-cdo. Pedro
A. Lluberes taijo9, Justicia 9 Tna-
truccion Piblica.
Con la nomination de ese Ministe-
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NoTAs DE GUAYAMA
DE SANIDAD:
AprObadas:
JUAN G. GA.LLARDO.
Tesorero de Pto. Rico.


Los Inspectores de Sanidad, asf CO.
mo ell Inspector Gle Drogas Alimen-
tos, han desplegado una campana de
Saneamento hygiene tanto en- las
zonas Urbanas como en- las Rurales, al
extreme de no permitir bajo ningiln
concepto que Sc violen las Leyes Sa-
nltarias En- los Distritos Eurales Sc
disponen a combatir con denuedo la
Unc1nariasis Y Ell paludismo y al efec-
to han organizado brigadas de Presos
para petrolizar las Aguas estancadas,
baches y demas focos donde puedan
estar guarecidas las plagas infecta-
das. Ademas, estan obligan6o a los
habltantes de los Districts Rurales a
que construyan sus letrinas para ma
yor exito en- la campana por ellos ini-
ciada. va algunos campesinos, EN- cum
plimiento de 10 dispuesto, estan fabri-
cando sus respectivas letrinas en- casi
todos Los campos. Los iniciadures de,
esta tan importante como benefciosa
campaiia, son los competentes emplea-
dos, sefiores Tsmael Quevedo Carlos N.
Bruno, Jose r. Rosario, Tomas Esca-
lera y otros que involutariamente omf
timos sus nombres, por no recordar-
los de momento, estos senores traba-s
jan bajo las ordenes del Director Lo-
cal sefior Luis Caballero v del compe-
tente Inspector del Distrito DR.. Ra
mon Berries Berdecia.
PARA Ell NoRTE:
Ell dia 30 del proximo pasado, embar
CO con rumbo a New York, ell simpati-
CO y popular joven Ciriio Cordero en-
Ell vapor Ponce, que zarpo en- dieho
dia a las doce P. M. Este joven va
en- busca de mejores dias hacia uno de
los estados de la Repdblca del do
liar. A su llegada ALI sc mira sus
familiares que tienen ALI estableci-
da su Residential, en- 10 que cogiendo
Jos buenos Y sabios consoles de Mar
den, Sc abra paso.
PROXIMO ENLACE:
Para Ell dia del corriente esta Sc
fialado ell enlace matrimonial entire los
distinguidos j6venes, sefiorita Monse-
rrate Ortiz con SUI prometido orlan-
de Porrata Jr., jovenes que gozan de
generates simpatias DIDO las ricas prem
das que les orlan.
No obstante queremos hacerle JUS
ticia, en- estos ligeros apuntes, Ell jo-
ven Orlando Porrata Jr, cs hermano
del Lcdo. Adolfo Porrata Doria del
Lcdo. en- Farmacia Francisco Porra-
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Goaiea BlbliOgra6ca
NPor M. Garcia CabreraJ

Pho BARoJA, ell conocido escritor
espanol, continIa escribiendo s,ls
Memorials de un Hombre de Acci6n''
con una nueva serie de novelas de
viaje que empiezan con lei Laberin-
to de las Sirenas''; hbro que encie-
IRA un calor vehemente de lirisuno
y sentimiento panteista. La accion Sc
desarrolla Ell Italia, terra de misterio
y de arte; y en- la costa de- Calabria;
itan majestuosa imponente luna
novela sin trama dice ell "Mercu-
re de France
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

HENRY FORD, fabricante de log
celebres "caballos de lata'' tracto-
res, ha escrito ura introduction nara
IL nueva edici6n de "Old New En-
gland Inns, de Mary G.. Crawford.
pubEcada por L. G. Page Y Co. Ell
ltbro contiene IN capitu'o describien-
do la famosa ''Wayside Inn'' que ms
PRO a Longfelow. es hoy propie.
dad de Mr.. Ford
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rio eXcelentn, cue en- todo sentido &C
de reconocida idoneidad. no habra es-
colo que pueda impedir el desenvolN
vlmiento ascendente de la Naci6n, ha-
cia su mayor grado de progreso.
Los distinguidos ciudadanos que in
tegran ese ilustre nicieo, sabran i'm
pulsar con su reconocido tacto pc
ricia. todo ell movimiento del compli-
cadisimo engranafe gubernamental, lie
vandolo feliz t6r,nino en- este perio-
do de reconstruction, que baio todos
sus aspectos es de dificil reorgani2a-
cion nacional. Ell pueblo Dominicano
debe sentirse altamente satisfechfsi-
mo e infado de orgulIo, con sus hom
bres que forman ell ctlerpo directriz,
los cuales han asumido la grave res
ponsabilidad de echar Ell basamento,
donde descansara ell future bienestar
de la Republica Restaurada.
CONSERVATION Y AMPIACIoN
DE LA RED DE CARRETERAS
FL Departamento de Fomento, aca-
ba de erogar con la authorization del
Cuerpo Congressional, la respectable su-
ma de ''dos millones quinientos mil
dollars, para conservation y amp'ia
ci6n de la red de carreteras, cuya can
tidad son bonos que Sc estan cotizsn-
do IA buen precio. st ~
Is de esperarse, paes, una reScci6n
general favorable en- todo sentidc con
La dissemination de ese numerario So,
mantle que vendra disminuir en- gran
parte Ia afictiva situaci6n porque
cruzan las masas trabajadoras
LA EDIcIoN ESPECIAL DE
EEL MUNDO'
Ha tenido 1nagnffca acogida en- es-
ia culta poblaci6n, la Edici6n Domi-
nical de Ell MUNDo, de San Juan
de Puerto Rico.
os primeros paquetes de ejen.plares,
fueron agotados embellishments Ell
tire los suscritores, quedandosc Ell pre-
g6n sin efecto. Y, era de esperarse
que triunfara ell nurnero extSaorGina-
rio de, Ell MUNDo entire los Mace
rizanos, toda vez que viene nutTTdo de
amenisima lectbra y abundante Ell in i,
formation grafica, descriptive de va
rios t6picos tales; como Educsndo
Papa, La vida con sus Milagros de Saw
ger y Hugo Finn, Tinterillo y Pocose-
So La familia del Lilo Y las chispean-
tes Y jocosas aventuras de orejotas.
Ademas. presenta por separado la Re
vista Universal, contentiva de otras
ilustraciones, donde Sc nota la febre
de los deportes, en- todo uapogeo y la
seccion de moda que tanto elst1
nuestras encantadoras bellisimas
muieres tropicales.
Felicitamos, pues la ETnpresa de
Ell MUNDo por haberno, prnporcic-
nado para los dias domingo. 81 cli-
cion extraordinaria esreradisinla ba-
jo todo punto de vista.
coRREsPoNsAr.
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n Cant5dad
aproxima-
Description de la propiedad embargada.l la de cue
responde

Santiago Rotger Rios Rca crerdas edfcaciones
| (hoy Sucn.) barrio Rio Rlanco.
Santiago Rotger Rios cyerdas edificacio-
! (hoy Sucn.) nes, barrio Blanco
sucn. de Luis Sandoz Rca. 15o casa barrio
Daguao
SEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Miguel Mendoza Rca. $3.50 cuerdas casa barrio
(hoy S G rri'dman' penA P0Or',
Naguabo, P. R., julio s. 1924
(Fdo.) Francisco Ma RAMIREZ
Collector.
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COLECTURIA DE NAGUABo
PRIMERA SUBASTA

,Rea. 1850 cuertlas, sin edificacio-
nes, barrio Mariana,
Rca. II cuerdas y l casa, barrio Ma
riana,
Rca. so cuerdas, con una casa, y TN
ranch6n barrio Santiago Y Lima.
Urbana. casa de MADEIRA y zinc en-
solar municipal, calle de Cells,
Urbana. casa de MADEIRA v zinc, en-
solar nunicipal, calle Ruiz Rivera,
Rca. 1888 cuerdas, sin edificacio-
nes, barrio Rio Blanco,r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Ell primer libro de NJ. Adrien LIE
Corbeau, lie Gigantesque' fu6 pre-
miado por la Academia Francesa, ha
encontrado muchos lectores en- Ameri-
ca con el titulo de ''The Forest
Giant" LEI gigantic de la selva). Ell
pensamiento filos6fico ell estilo poe
tico del hbro es mas impresionante
en- Ell segundo libro de M. lie Corbeau,
L Heure Finale Tia Ultima Horal
que ha aparecido tiltimamerte en- Pa
ris. En- el, el autor describe los pen
samientos y visiones de un moribundo,
y son tan impresionantes sus paginas
como los poemas de Poe.