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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

| hombre que ha perdido este cabel,o;
porque ese es Ell criminal verdadero.
FL encadenamiento l6gico de estos
argumentos no admitia la menor OBJ
jecion.
Y EN- tanto que una nube de "de-
tectives' sc ponla Ell campafia4 para
capturar al asesino, ell grande. ell in
menso Filth, por SUI parte, no Sc dio
punto de reposo en- las investigaciones
policiacas.
Por espacio de cuatro dias cuatro
noches dedicose a recorrer las Gales
de Nueva York en- busca del hombre
que habia perdido un cabello
Filth Sc aprcximaba todos los tran
seuntes, les miraba la cara, fijabase
, en- la cabeza y consultaba el pelo que
llevaba envuelto en- I'm papel
El quinto dia descubri6 a un sujeto,
vestido de motorista, que llevaba la
cabeza completamente cubierta con un
pasamontes de cuero que lie Gaia has
ia los hombros
Y le siguio corta distancia
Ell motorista Sc encamino al puerto
y subio a bordo del "Gloritania"
! El detective subi6 tambi6n al
barco.
| -iQue detengan a este hombre!-
orden6 EN- presencia del captain del
vapor.
Al N smo tempo sacaba ell cabello
que llevaba guardado ell ell bolsille.
--Esto es de el-manifest6. ell gran
detective prueba su culpabili-
dad.
-iQuitese usted ell cubrecabezal
-grit6 Ell captain del buque en- tclo
rudo.
Ell hombre obedeci6 sin replicar. Es-
taba completamente calvo.
--iAh! exclamo ell gran "detecti-
ve'', sin vacilar un instante-. les
to miserable no ha cometido un cri-
lnen, sino un million!
Stephen LEACOCK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
cKoN1cAs coRTAs
UNA ENoUEsTA 1NTEEEsANTE
/ GUERRA UD. SER JovEN oTEA
VEZ?

Durante mis- dias en- Paris. Ia Prem
sa de la capital de toda Francia, es
tuvo muy interesada en- ell desarrollo
de una encuesta sometida a la consi-
deracion de hombres de talento, en-
su materia filosofos, hteratos y artis-
tas. He aqui la tests: Isl fuera po-
sible, 5hubiese usted querido volver
a la iuventud?'i
Conserve TN numero de LIE Ma
TIM comprado en- la "Avenida de la
Opera a rln amable vendedor de pc
ri6dicos-nadie grita en- Paris
hube de laer Ia respuesta del ilnstre
Andre de Fouquieres: ISL desde lre-
go, porque mi corazon es sienpre jo-
ven, enthusiastic ardiente''.
Ell espfritu filos6fico de la Francis
Sc desbordo como un torrente, maxi
me en- estos tieinpos en- que las doc
trinas evolueionistas hacia 10 inma-
terial Sc hacen notar por todas par
tes. Pasaron va los tiempos en- que,
ell problema espiritualista era dominic
solo de Ia Religion y de la Metafisi-
ca, Buchner Moleschot han pasado
de moda. La Ciencia acaba de descu-
brir al cslor de la radioscopia Y de In
radiografia nuevas alas, nuevos i'm
pulsos al espiritu humane en- el abis-
mo donde todo es vibracioh y donde
no hay NADIA inerte. va no Sc puede
repetir Ia Erase: Gel cerebro segrega
ell pensamiento, como los rifiones la
orina''.
iVolver ser ioven! Ahi es NADIA
pero, de icual nlodo que Sc condujo
en- II :nteresante encuesta la culta
opinion francesa, claro que no val
dria la pnna el magno revuelo a los
dorados dias sino al impulse de gene
rosos principles idea1istas, no a un
desdichado egoismo de la prop+a vida.
Para hacer mas bella la eXls-
tencia. mas perfecta, mas verdade-
ra. mas It'll? 81, porquc agregaria-
mos un nuevo V desconocido perfu-
me la Erase del gran Poeta que
escribiera los cristalinos versos de
"El Lago': "Viro la jupcnt''d cor
faI q,ie no dan'e todn Ia pidn".
No falt6 en- la eneuesta quien an
helara sangre nueva, poseyendO la
cgperiencia la sabiduria de la edad
madura. Error! para que ser un
vieio de veinte amos? LA belleza de
Ia iuventud esta en- su Yo irnpulsivo.
| generoeo, ineonsciente; quien esa
fedad discuta el por qua enamora-
mos =. no ,sabra amar noble since
ramente. Seria una crueldad-dijo
o este respecto, Victoriano Garcia
i Marti-buscar e camino de Ia dicha
con los oios abiertos Y cargados de
tristeZas.
! Propongo a la redacci6n de Isl-
! MUNDO que, con ese calor de ju
ventud que inforna los rapidos pro,
greso de esta empfesa, afronte enttC
10 que nos qaeda de gente que aur
estudia piensa, la continuation az
IA famosa encuesta SECURE de quC
ha de producer agrado Y respuesta'
de inestimables valor dando oportu
nidad de haeer--para que no sc oil
vide-un POGO de gimnasia de pen
samiento.
Jose Elias LEWIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
YEA ESQ LA POLICIA
DE BAYAMON

De Bayan6n nos ruegan lame
mos la atenci6n de la Policia de
aquella localidad hacia las continues
iugadas EN- q. Sc divierte un grupo de
moeetones desocupados en- los al
rededores del Teatro Sisifo.
Ademas de kacerles perder su di-
nero a los menos cautos y que saben
ganarse la vida con medios mas hon
irosos, forman unos Y otros un espec-
taculo POGO lucido, que no dice muy
bien de la ciudad Y de las autorida-
| des.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
COBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR
OFICINA DEL COM1SIONADO
Agosto /. 1924.
ANUNcIo DE suBAsTA

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- publica su-
asia de las obras de construction de
I'm EDIFICIO PARA INSTITUTE
PARA NINOS CIEGOS EN- SAN
TURGE, PUERTO RICO. cnyo pre-
supucsto aprobado asciende a la sG-
ma de OUNCE MIL DOLARES
($15, ,00000) Sc admitiran en- esta
oficima hasta las 200 r. NJ, del dia
il de ag1sto de 1921. cfr Que sc abri-
ran publicanicnte.
Todos los datoS ucccsarios Sc da-
ran en- Ia oficina del Arquitecto don
tie So encueutran de manifesto los
doeumentos que han de regir en- el
eontrato, Y podran los ;citadores re-
coger los pianos modelos de propo~
siciones que han de prcsentac, me,
dante an dep6sito de nlEH UOLA-
RES $4,000 que serin reentholsa-
dos al ser devueftos dichos ddcunen-
tos en .el rlazo de veinte f20) dias
despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva e!
derecho de rechaZar cualquier o to-
das las proposiciones, Y el dc. ad-
judcar ell contrato bajo otras eonsi-
deraciones que las de precio sola-
mente
GUILIERMO ESTEVES,
iona1a n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Sc ALQUILA-Un buen local de
tres departamentos frente a la plaza
de Colon, para ofcina professional.
Infcrmaran: Lopez Nussa y Co. Inc.
Tanca 3-Tel. 1891. S. J. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

iGANGA!-En S650.O0 Sc vonae
una casa en- buenas condiciohss, sitna
da en- ell poblado de ouintthiaj inno-
data al Hip6dron1o, tieide s5tr pro-
pio. Informata numero s., caHe Hoare
0 Tel. 927 negro, Santurce. 9-16.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
PIANOS ALEMANES

Acabados de recibir. los meio-
res y mas baratos: para precios
y demas informes dirijase la
muebIeria de Jose Sierra, Luna
II, donde puede verIos, a Fr.
Schonnburg, Luna 80. bajos,
SAN JUAN. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Sc VENDETTA casa Condado 36
frente la escuela Luchetti, con 80
metros, cuatro dor1nitorios, Garage,
tardin. Esta en- exceIentes coEdicio-
nes, es casa fresca, eerca del Trol!y y
del Hotel Condado Vanderbilt Sc dan
facilidades para Ell pago. Pueds verse
por las tardes. 8--5.
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Sc YE.NDE;.

Con grandes facilidades para el
pago una hermosa residencia en- la
cale America Sa as, parada 90, la
cual. tiene siete dormitorios .un mira
dor, dos garages midiendo eI solar
SAG metros. All eomptador Sc le re-
gala un automovil dc siete. pasajc-
ros-Informaran "Sucs. de Jose Fer
nandez", Tetuap 80, 1'el6fono 293,
San Juan -
FL automovil esta en- un garage de
Ia Parroqua Sagrado C.. de Jesus.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

FL arna de seis tiros mas pooeroha e.s
- nav. heeho extoussnlente usadA pur
la trGoss del Estado empieados sscrs'
49, HScha de- mejOr acero, bArril re-
yado espiral. gatillo de seeuridAd-
Ua. 8z-2u Precio :. =. e6.2e.
Ca as, Precio Especial tis.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Sc VENDE Buick dos asientos, aea
bado de pintar, EN- perfectas condi-
clones con cinco gomas nuevas. In
f6rnese hoy, Edifcio Gonzalez Pa
Gin, Habitaci6n 61o. 8-6
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A LOS DUENOS
DE IMPRENTAS

TeKentOs una eEiStencid. de
panel sdt:nGdO NJ F.. d HbrGs,
corfadO al tdD,aT0 25 4 3S Que
UendemOs a $3.50 la resnd Hbre
de fr0nqueO. VenfG al cOntadO.
DirfjaSe a la administrator
ne Puerto Rico IiustrndO, San
lose No. g San ivan. p. r..
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DE REGRESO

Ha 1egresado a San Juan, des-
pu6s de trabaiar con el 6xito de
elempre dentro de su profession en-
IA ciudad de Guayama. el acreditado
dentista de esta Capital, DR.. Elpidio
Batjsta.
FL regreso del DR.. Bastista a San
Juan, donde piensa abrir de nuevo
su Gabirete Dental, sera m motive
Ge regocijo para su numerosa ellen
tela
CclcbFanas el retorno del conocido
professional, deseandole los mejores
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Sc ALQUTIAA: Casa comoda y fres
ca. Cinco docMitorios, servicio SAM
tario, corral, etc. Parada 26. Tel. 486
Verde, Santurce. 8-8.
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;xitos en- su nucvo Gabinete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

FOR RENT two furnish big rooms,
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. Men
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. For
call 1477, santurce. s-13
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
Fouls: Posey 2, Motion 2: Young z;
Belts /: Ross 2; Shakley 5; Fox 2.
Referee, Merriman Geneva.
Would Change Several
Track Rules in 1924.
preston News Service)

New York. Jan. 16.-What amounts
TO the elimination of disquallfy1ns'
ounds in the collegiate high Jump
and pole vault has been recommended
10 the Inter-C Collegiate A A. A. by the
Association of College Track Coaches
of America.
Under. the existing scheme quality
ing rounds in these events are conduct
ed on the first day of the annual Eas!
ern college track and field champion
ships. and the final round is on the SET
end day. The coaches would confine
high Jump and poie vault competition
to single day.
Harry l.. Hillman coach at DAFT
mouth and secretary of the coaches as
ISOLATION. declared in outlining ore
plan: 1.-TWO day competition is rather
severe on the frail competitor. as con-
retition in the trials are as strenuous
as the finals. A jumper or vaulter los
es his sprinting in the two day compe'
tition in these events be confined v"
the last day of the meeting and starte,i
two hours earlier than has been tue
custom"
1t was pointed out that qualifying
competition in the two events diffe's
from that in all other field events.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
issE!!ssksssyss O.. n -.
Atlanta Five Wins From
Norris Brown.
preston Nevs servioe)

Atlanta. Ca, Jan. 1O.-Following in
the wake Of the 34-19 victory Over
Clark University last week, the Grim
son and Grey five won thrilling uec's
ION over the last Morris Brown team OIL
the floor of the Butler st. Y. M. G. A.
here Friday night to the tune of 26-17.
Roberts was the outstanding star for
Atlanta. Although injured in the frs,
few minutes Of play, the diminutive
forward remained in the game long
enough to score the first six points 70:
his team and then retired in favor OF
Cohen. The end IF the first half found
Morris Brown leading 14r9.
Witr Roberts injected into ire game
m the early stages of the second half
The Crimson five took On new life and
rolled up II points. Morris Brown was
able to basket but three points during
The second half of the contest. Jessie
Words shone for the losing team.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
WILLS HAND INJURED
IN TRAINING.

New York, Jan. 16.-The injury ID
his right hand, which was disclosed
yesterday, will keep Harry Wills, N.
sro heavyweight championship conten
der, idle for at least two months, It
was announced yesterday, following IN
examination of the injured extremity
by DR.. William H. Walker, oficias
pcysdcian of the State Athletic Com
mission. Arper examining the hand thor
oughly and taring an X-ray photo
graphy of the injury, DR.. Walker an.
bounced that Wills had fractured tbs
fourth metacarpa, bone Of the right
hand, and would have to submit n,
treatment for perhaps four or six
weeks. Because of the injury Paddy
Mullins, manager of Wills. was COM
PEELED to cancel three bouts and an eX
Libition for which he had contracted.
1t is probable t3e New Orleans Negro
will not again engage in ring bout
Until the arrival Of the outdoor season.
The jury 1t was explained was re-
ceived last Monday afternoon in spar
ling bout agains: Jack Townsend at In
uptown gymnasium.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
Sikh Likely to Fight
Lehman in Canada,


Detroit, Mich, Jan. 16.-With Bait
iing SIKH, Senegalese boxer, taking a
fling at the varieties by doing few
bag punching exercises at local thea
ter Robert Levy, his manager lasF
week, negotiating with Windsor. Or
70 promoters with view to holdins
In the Canadian city the Siki-Joe Lob,
man fight that was originally arranged
Tor Grand Rapids. The Grand Rapids
bout was ordered eff by Louis W. Plies
State Boxing Commissioner, who am
nounced Sikh would not be allowed &c
fight in Michigan,
Levy said he had consulted on att"r.
ney with view to possible act on
against the State Boxing Commiss or
Tor the interference with the Grand
Rapids fight. The suit if star ed, Levy
said. will be based on the statement al
legged to have been made by Plies th@t
Sikh is not firm character to fight
in Michigan. 3" Plies according to Levy
mad denied making the statement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
MorehOuse Eleven
Elects 1924 Captain,
Preston News Service. J


Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 16.--Tho letter
men Of 1923 met in the Reception room
Of Robert Hall and elected L. Alexanu
er Irving to lead the Gridiron machin .
of 1924. Irving IS veteran. having
been regular tackle for the past three
seasons. During this time he has coz
cred himself and lis Alma Mater with
glory by his sensational playing. He
has been named on every All-SoutheEn
and several All-American selections
and without a doubt is one of the best
players to ever wear the Maroon ana
White.
He is a member of the class of '25
Kappa Alpha Fraternity. the M Club
and is self-supporting student. He
enjoys the greatest respec. of both SUI
dent and faculty and is worthy sue.
ceseor to Charles Kelley the fighting
plunging Captain of 1923 who has fin
/ he'd his gridiron work and has taken
lis place along with the greatest lead
FRS of Morehouse Elevens.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

believed by many to be even bette:
than Harry, wants to fight Wills III
his home town and is begging local pre-
motors to stage the mill
Owens who weighs around 24G
pounds is said 70 have cleaned out ali
the heavypweigEts talent in Ohio
where he has been fighting recently
and wants to come home Cor some. act
ion. His recent victories include
George Godfrey Pinkie Lewis and Tut
jackson. Experts declare Owens one
of the toughest persons to appear on
the fistic horizon in several years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

hurt as most. But you can say for me
that Frank Warfleld was the one I'M
portant factor in the Detroit wrecklng
Frank was a veteran and a steady ONE
at that. l made every effort to have
him remain with US, but 1t seems as
though he had made up his mind to so
East, and after accepting compensa
lion "a sort of gift from the Detroit
club packed up suddenly and left us
/ have never understood Franks act
ION.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
FOSTER RFMANS SILENT.

VsRube" Foster. the guiding genius Oh
the Negro National League, and one II
rtlse most as,ute thinkers the game mas
.a7er known, has said little. In conne-
-:;cn with the departure of Beckwlth. 4
rGihsmgo paper GGs come out with the
statement that Beckwith was never
.nrdered a contract with the Gisnus tor
tho coming season. And the fact mat
Roth former Milwaukee catcher. mas
been signed by Foster, would seem 10
bear out this statement in many r.
spects.
But Foster. you can rest aSsured'
will never sit idly by and see his life-
time of dreams and hard work go Dy
the board withou. raising retrainlns
tsnd. Foster still refuses to CONSIDER
the inroads on his league players serl-
oucly. And many of those in rne
Know firmly believe that when 'Ruoe
noes act. the status of affairs Will be
completely dhanged- For regardless o.
all that can be said and done, Foster
j, the man who gave these players
whose brilliance is now lighting base
TAILS Broadway their first chance ana
q baseball players idea of loyalty am
PRINCIPLE is a popular thing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
LOendi Stops All Eastern
Teams, Then Howard
CPresten News Service)

Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan. 16.-The Loen-
di Basketball team. worlds champions
won all of their games on their fir:;t
invasion of the Fast here recently, win
ming in Orange, N. j. 44-31; from the
renaissance Big s. of New York City
30t27 and from Washington. D. c., 81
81.
Then returning to Pittsburgh, TO.
the New Years Night game the locals
ran rough-shod over the strong Alpha
Phi Alpha five oe Howard University
winning from them to the tune Of 75-
&c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
ExcelSiOrS Defeat
Vandal A. Club
Preston Nsws Bervsse)

Pittsburgh. Pa Jan. 1.-THE Excel
siors OF New Brighton defeated the
Vandal A. c., 32-iz before large audi
ence in the New Brighton Armory Hall
here Monday nisnt.
H. Boulding, 'All-Collegiate half
back of the Geneva College team, was
he star of the game scoring ten fieio
seals for the Excelsior five.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
Warfield, Not Holland
Hurt Detroit, Averred,
Preston News Service)

Detroit, Mich. Jan. 17.--Writing on
the showing of the Detroit Stars Tor
the past season Manager Tenny Blount
of that city has the following to say
L have much comment concernlns
our loss at the very start Of last season
when several players jumped us for
Ed Bolden's Eastern League. They
say that shortage Of pitchers OCCASION
ed through the loss of Bill Hellan"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
SECURING Of NATIONAL NEGRO LEAGUE STARS
May MEAN OPEN|Ns GUN IN BASEBALL WAR
Preston News Service)

philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 25.-The sign
ing of Oscar Charleston TO act IN the
caracity of playing manager of tn'
Harrisburg Giants, one OF the EVsler'l
Associations new entries; the seeuf
Ing of john Henry Lloyd. veteran
shortstop and player-manager OF the
1923 Hilldale club by the Bacharach
Giants OF Atlantic City and the repor'-
oH changing of pasture OF numerous
other big league stars, who former'9
cayorted on western diamonds-these
are the big issues in what is supposed
TO furnish the fireworks for one u
rnc biggest baseball wars in the hastory
of the game.
NO less tnan Is former National Lag
NC players have jumped TO the Eas
during the past two years and no"
with the going OF Charleston from the
A. B. C'S. the siSning OF BeckWItn Dy
tho Homestead Grays, and the posHDI
ity that numerous other players who DIP
peared last year IL the West going 10
:he East a crisis in western baseball
affairs L. fast approaching.
According 10 rumorS Charleston ,
ambition for years has been to manage
a club. In addition to this Charleston
vas unwilling 10 play with tee A. b.
sC's. managed by Mrs. c. 1. Taylor
aoce the untimely death of the beloved
sc. L." Mrs. Tayloris case has been
likened to that of conditions surround
ing the St. Louis Nationals. when Mrs.
Helen Hatkawa'' Britton. a woman
took over the re;ns of that team for
s,e-iod of five or six years. Mrs. Brit
ton was finally forced to sell and 1t is
an under TODD fact that Mrs. Taylor
will have to relinguish her baseball a.
ivities shortly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
Battler From Wills
Town Wants Match
preston News Service. J

New Orleans, La. Jan. 1S.-Battling
Owens dubbed in local fistic circles
The best race heavyweight developed
in New Orleans since Harry Wills and
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
Loendi Five Wins Again
Preston News Service)

Elwood, City Pa, Jan. 16.-The Ell
wood City Basketball five met defeat
for the first tine this season when
they were beaten here Thursday night
by the Loendi Club of Pittsburgh by a
score of 1927 The teams lined up as
follows:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

But how much needed? The Receivers that they
amount until all the Of the dprs have been n and balanced
this condition the depds meeting assembled by unanimous decided any
liability excess Of the amount already asce This relieves
Receivers strike balance and submit the same The with recommendation
NAV their judgment be fan the people whom they represent
This then will necessarily end The delay Receivers been unoy repeedo
be favor fsopea the Bank and wiling do al their help the d people
OF CHS community M ISSUE pan and aamos should moi this
matter Let reopen The Mechanics Savings Bank eposaors who are m
gently need sone their able get and those deposit their
Vmo may be permitted 50 DO The deposdoes
Other issues and conditions Can be met they presented The primary purpose At s
neH business again Let ascertain the approximate liability put the
assets necessary and with the aid and support the good white people and sa
cood ones backed an abiding faith the Almighty God let reopen the Bank
I0HN MITCHELL IR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

lis A. D. C.'s; Gerard Williams. tAelr
sensational shortfielder, and Texas
Burnett, youthful catcher on the same
:eang are all wintering here.
Burnett came in last week after 4
successful fall and early winter season
on the Pacific Coast.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26

f. Of
in
obligations Of the Bonded
So,
the Of the plaintiff it being further
defendant being able, within time satisfying
the entire Of
to tho the earliest possible
With Of tho assets and Liabilities Of said
bank ffers and plans
defendants, stAers tg aa1f With
the requirements Of tho plaintiff effeeting
OF said
Mechanics Savings Richmond proper
autherities.'' ~.y,r~>
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-01-26
PATIENTLY WAITING.

Yes the the Mechanics Savings Bank representing approximately three hundred
individuals the depoo representing about three thousand not including the holders
Christmas Savings Club Cards the white and cobrd people this city, who vitality inter-
es retaining the confidence the c people this community good opnen
the white and olor people Of the United States are waiting
They all want know the approximate amount the the Mechanics
Savings Bank The amount stated The following from the decree signed the able
Judge Of the Richmond Chancey Court s"~
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