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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
Notas de la Lsla

p&tica y bella sefiorfta Carmen Da-
villa. La coronaci6n estuyo a car
go de la distlnguida profesora Sc
fcrita CarrasQrillo. La nifa Ma
ria Luisa Gomez enton6 con arte
y gracia aconlpshada al piano, las
populares canciones, s'Mi viejo
Amor y "Mis Flores Negrss
Tambisn recitaron haci6ndolc admi
rablemente, las profesoras A. l..
Rivera y P. carrasquilo. verdade-
ranente nuestra apreciable amiga,
u sehors Rivera, declam6 tan bien
y tan natural qne le fizo captarse
calidos aplausos.
Despn6s habl6 el sefior don Ber-
nardo Hnyke. Dado ell interes que
este cnlto caballero Sc ha tornado
por ei progreso de esta cirdad, STEM
pre- Sc le oye con surna atenei6n.
Sn discurso fu6 corto, pero a6n guar
damos sus breves palabras como
granos de oro, como piedras precio
sas. De tales caIfcamos sus ele-
vados pensauientos. Para este illus
tire portorriquefo, 10 rntsnno que pa
IA el Hon. Director Esco1ar, Lcdo.
don joss j. Alvarez, Caguas guar
'da en- 10 mas fntimo de su alma y
coraz6n Ell eterno recuerdo do la gra
titud por las innunerables campa-
has, cau1pafias triunfantes en- asun-
tos escolares que ambos. en- arno-
MIA han realizado para el bien de
esta 1nvicta y gloriosa ciudad.
FL aguiente nGmero estuvo =
cargo del sefor Juan Carreras. En-
suf perorsci6n fuS expifctto y con.
ceptuoso.
A ESQ de las diez de La noche
termin6 eli -acto cantando las alum
mas nocturas la canci6n de la cla-
Sc.
Permftasenos una vez mas extern
der nuestra feiicitacion a La acl-
va y ayudante inspectora, sehora
Ana Luisa Rivera, 10 mismo que
IA las seforitas Daviia y carras-
GgdIlO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
DON FRANCISCO SARRIA
ROBERT ES ABSUELTO

Antes de aver Sc celebr6 Ell juicio
que Sc segufa contra don Francisco
sarria Robert por el uso de drogas
heroieas, y tras una brillantlsima
defensa de sus abogados, los Lcdos.
3. Sanchez Castaiso y NJ. Figueroa
del Rosario, fu6 declarado absuelto
por Ia Corte que entendfa en- este
asunto ssFa
Seg1n nos hemcS enterado el Sc
nor Sarria Robert cmbarcara para
Estados Unidos a mediados de pri-
nlavera, dondc ilgresara en- un Sa-
natorio de gran reputation.
Felicitamos al senior Sarria Ro-
bert por 10 bien que ha sahdo de tan
enojoso asunto y lie deseamos una
buena temporada en- el Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
Los coMITEs DE REcoNsTRUC
CIoN HAN SIDo oRGANIzADos


ST. LOUIS, MARIO IS. Omitted
Press.)-Hoy cornenzaran los traba.
Jos dc reconstrucci6n en- las zonas
desYastadas pcr el cicl6n, ell mier-
coles de la semana pasada. Todos
los ccInites han sido va debidamente
organizados Y Sc proponen llenar a
satisfaction su programa de recons-
t-rcci6n Immediate.
Una de las mas importantes Eases
de la reconstrucci6n es Ell reestable-
ei,tiento de las industrias, dando
asi margen los trabajadores para
que de liuevo Sc dediauen sus ia
reas ordinarias.
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Aprenda I'd. Usar MU-COL No Tan solo
Para Combatir Ia Enfermedad Despues de-
COntraida, Sino Para EyitarIa.

Una gran nayoria ell MU-COL, acronIo
a Verdadero merto d caaros Door do fr
e orlea Leucorrea Flores Bancas otras aconas
Los Denstas 10 cicatrizar
10 ecomendan
que conserva la dentadura encfas
40 uSan onstanemente antiseptico
Los oarbero suavzar 81 cta
despues de Ia afeada Oos
Ulceras
oa Quemaduras Cortadas Golpes Pies Ercnex
Amorrana ETC., los come
0r "a 0COL para eVlar un gran nIno de
Tomemos ejemplo ell Gargana Catarr rsto
pueden etae mayor1a de las
las membranes de la narz
ahora depueS de eonrado ell resfriad
Ese povo nhaa durante en- las GALES
garganta del pecho SQuiere ID
Sc con garganta mpregnada povo eno de- nrohos
POGO POGO menas ued tranquiamenta duerlne Sc frn On 81
ORGANISING ndefenso
des noches
1O-COL rs su Geber
gene que tantas moesas enfermedads puede evitarle
Podemos evitar otro
DOS los d1as de la pasta de
de las encias tales Porea Dentadura Flo
puede ell MCCOl Iolro
oose ueg Ia Doca hacienda gargaas de Mn
- LEUCORREA FLORES Observation-Disclosures ~ Arr,
COL es insuperabe en- ell traameno
as mues deben atender hygiene ntna
reeiarfdad tomando rgaciones vagnales con M
a un minimum las posibidades as nfeoneS
PIDA MUEsTRA GRATIS DE Mu.coL
Benito Gonzalez
osuz NO. 7. BOX NO 81 - SAN zuAN P r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26

Hoy dia que La moderna psicolo-
gia y la nueva pedagogfa recono-
cen y proclaman la infiuencia mol
deadora que ejerce en- ell ciudadano
del mafiana La educaci6n que dan
las madres en- eli Hogar = la que
50 trasmite en- la Escue1a, es bne
nc observar detenidamente de GER
ca la ardua labor que en- algunas
ciudadeS SO est& uevando efecto
por las autoridades escolares en- las
escuelas' nocturnas, no solo con Ell
prop6sito de disminuir ell ntmero
de analfabetas pero Sd tambien con
eI fin de einancipar aun mas q es-
tos adult9s para que asi puedan
encauzar mejor a sus hijos por ell
sendero del progreso, de la nbertad
y de La democracia.
Deseando observar esos esfuerzos
que reauzan nueSCroS maeSrroS, nos
trasladanos el pasado viernes 81
salon de actos de la escuela Acosta
para presenciar durante esa noche
I'm hermoso festival quo dieron en-
sus escuelas nocturnas las entusias
tas profeSoras senora Ana Luisa Ri
vera y las senoritas Carmen Davi-
la y Paquita CarrasuuiIlo.
La concurrencia fu6 selecta y
numeresa. Reinaba on Ell anbiente
escolar y social el desco de yer 10
que SO habia hecho en- dichas es-
cuelas, en- donde segnn SO nos ha
informado, han aprendido a leer =
a escribir unas $50 adultas.
A ESQ de las ocho, a los acorties
de la marcia real hispana, higo
entrada triunfal s. M. la Reina de
BOndad, Sixta L, quien fue presen-
tada Ia concurrencia por La sim
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
Ell PROGLEMA DEL PAN EN-
LENINGRADO

RIGA, mario "a. Gable Fran
ces).--La falta de pan esta pro-
vocando tumultos en- Leningrado
los cuales cada dfa Sc hacen mas
graves. La zona afectada cada
,vez es mas extensa. Los obreros
rusos amenazan levantarse en-
huelga general 81 el problena no
SO re1nedia. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
NoTA DE PEsAME

p DID,.
Aver domingo dei6 de. exlstir
tras una corta enferInedad en- IL
cual. la ciencia hizo TODD 10 que
estuvo a su alcance, ell nihito Emil
lilo Lopez, primogenito de una dis
tinguida familia de esta Ciudad. sus
desconsolados padres, los esposos
L6pez-C Condo, hoy lloran esta per
'dida irreparabie y dolorosa. sirvar
estas breves hneas para expresar.
les nuestro mas sentido p6sauc.
cRoN1srA.
Mario 1925.
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trial y Academica en- La cual toma-
ran participation las escuelas ru-
rales y urbanas de Las municipal
dades de Caguas y Aguas Buenss.
Dnrante el yiernes por Ia mahana
habra una parada escolar en- Ia cual
deshlaran unos 5000 nthOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
EXHIBICIoN AGRICOLA,
INDUSTRIAL X
AcADEMICA.

Durante los dias II, 2s y 90 del
corriente mes Sc celebraran aquf
fieStas escolares con motive de la
Inauguration de la Banda Escolar
y de la exhibicion Agricola, Indus
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Gill

Retratos de arte, ampliaciones, re.
producciones. Egmerado retoque
Salvador Brau AZ, San Juan.
Alivt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-26
DE CAaUAs

Especial para Ell MUNDOD
LAS ESCUELAs NocTURNAs DE
cAcUAs cELBBRAN UNA HER
MosA FIESTA. CORONATION
DE LA REINA DE BoNDAD SIX.
ia r.. OTRAS NoTAS
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06

ment buildings left without heat when
engineers and stokers strike.
Kansas, Ohio, Texas and North Da-
kota reject child labor amendment.
English cotton spinners to vote on
accepting cut in working hours.
Five nations reach agreement to
suppress opium smoking at end of Is
years.
Moderate communist faction report
ed as forcing economic concessions
from Moscow government.
Fewer child workers in North Caro-
lima, says state child welfare COM
mission.
Peking, China, trolley workers
strike over rowdyism which came to
climax at New Years holidays when
passengers refused to pay fares.
North Dakota senate passes bill re-
pealing anti-cigarette law of state.
New York state superintendent of
public works charges water and
power have been diverted from barge
canal for benefit of private interests.
Former Atlanta warden and deputy
again indicated in bribe scandal.
Motion picture operators of San
Francisco granted 5 per cent in
crease in wages. They are 100 per
cent organized.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
STAGE FOLK UNITE

New York.-Inroads by the radio
is alarming the theatrical world and
for the first time in history repre-
sentatives of all interests in this call
ing attended meeting in this city to
consider the question. These included
actors, managers, dramatists, compos-
ers, publishers, scenic artists, musi-
clans, and stage employees. John
Emerson, president of the Actors
Equity Association, affiliated to the
A. F. of L., presided. One of the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
CONFERENCES HELD
IN MINE DISPUTE

Cleveland.-As the result of a con-
ference with Warren F. Stone, presi-
dent of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, a committee repre-
senting the A. F. of L. executive coun-
Gil, has arranged meeting, early in
February at Washington, between Mr..
Stone and John l.. Lewis, president of
the United Mine Workers, to discuss
differences with the miners AND the
Coal river collieries.
At the last convention of the A. F.
OF L. it was voted to refer these diff
ferences to the executive council.
President Green appointed A. F. Of
L. Secretary Frank Morrison and
Vice Presidents Ryan and Noonan as
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
JOHN L. LEWIS
is REELECTED

lndianapolis.-A report on the ref
erendum of the United Mine Workers
shows that John L. Lewis has beer
reelected president by a vote Of
lS6,2O9. His opponent, George Voy.
zey of Illinois, received 62,84S. Phil.
Up Murray received 126,8OO votes for
wee president and Arely Staples, of
Illinois, 66,038 for that office.
A. F. of L. delegates are: Presi-
dent Lewis, VIM. Green, former Sec
retary-treasurer and now president of
the A. F. of L.; Vice President MUIR
ray, Secretary-Treasurer Kennedy,
Frank' harrington, president of the H.
llnols district, and Walter Nesbit. of
Illinois, and Fred Mooney, of West
Virginia.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
STREET CAR MEN WIN

Detroit, Mich.-Organized street
car men have won complete victory
over the anti-union city commission
that operates the municipal-owned
street car lines.
The commission attempted to dis
rupt the union by organizing a COM
pany union" Matters reached q
crisis on several occasions, but th,.
disciplined unionists refused to take
hasty action, though their secretary
and business representative were dis
charged.
The commission ignored the city
charter in its dealing with the union.
The street car men entered the last
mayorality election and were factor
in the success of Mayor Smith. That
official pledged that justice would be
done, and he kept his word
The discharged unionists have been
reinstated
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
FARMERS STATES
RIGHTS LEAGUE"
Continued from first page)

Farmers Candid Stories

Farmers Candid Stories
Apparently the only farmers con-
nected with the league were two men
who had consented to permit their
names to be used in connection with
the incorporation of the organization.
"These farmers are apparently hon.
est, straightforward citizens. They
admitted to the representative of
Labor that they knew nothing about
the league. They had permitted the
use of their names, they said, because
they had been told that it was pro-
posed to pass law which would pre-
vent their children from even doing
the chores on the farm.
"They were assured that they would
not be expected to make any financial
contribution.
1T is perfectly clear from Labor's
investigation that the Farmers
States Rights League is a fake,
organized and financed by the cotton
mill owners of the South"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06

speakers declared that "in 81 states
the spoken drama has virtually ceased
to exist"
The meeting approved resolution
that the council of the Actors EQUITY
Association confer with the units
present to form a committee truly
representative of the theatre, the
duty of which shall be to formulate
plans for the betterment of the insti-
tuition to which we all belong"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
AS THE WORKER
SEES HIS WORLD
Summary and Digest of
Important Events of the
Week. Here and Abroad

Senate asks President Coolidge to
call another conference on limitation
of ornaments.
Women's conference on cause and
cure of war makes organization per-
manent.
Costa Rica quits League of Nations
after paying back dues.
Assemblyman Delbert C. Hall, of
Albany, N. Y, says republican party
must cater to organized labor by
pushing labor legislation.
Oklahoma house of representatives
defeats child labor amendment.
Jew and Gentle church leaders join
in statement denouncing Ku Klux
Klan.
Supreme court grants appeal to
Charles E. Ruthenberg, convicted of
violating Michigan's anti1syndicalist
law.
New York city electrical industry
plans big office building and museum
in honor of Thomas A. Ediston.
Electric railways reported as hav-
ing had good year.
General advance in gasoline prices
made by oil companies.
Germany seeking treaty with
France guaranteeing both nations
against attack.
Twelve thousand striking miners of
Pennsylvania Coal Company accept
peace terms and return to work
Humane methods in Canadian pris-
on system, including parole system
and pay for prison labor, give good
results, says government spokesman.
Railroad shopmen's strike ends
February l, except on Pennsylvania
system.
Militia patrol Herrin, Ill.,, after
Klan battle in which four are killed.
Lynn, Mass, carpenters reported to
have refused wage increase because
of business depression.
COMMITTEE of Fifty" composed of
prominent persons, begins new drive
against prohibition.
A technical training school for
printing pressmen is to shortly be
opened in San Francisco by the In
ternational Printing Pressmen and
| Assistants Union.
President Coolidge repeats plea that
United States join world court.
Theodore Dresser, noted author, de-
nounces proposed "clean book" bill in
New York as menace to liberty.
Laborers employed by the city of
San Francisco, all of whom are union
men, receive a wage increase from
$3.50 to 6 per day. They have the
eight-hour day, Saturday half holiday
and two weeks vacation with full pay
each year.
President Coolidge says superfuous
government employees must be drop
ped from payrolls in interest of eco
omy.
Organized labor of California de-
mands that the state legislature re-
peal the criminal syndicalism law,
which was originally designed to cur
tail the activities of the "Reds," but
which has repeatedly been used to
hamper legitimate activities of the
labor unions
Organized labor of California sue
cessful in defeating a bill the state
legislature creating a state constab-
ulary.
Buckingham palace, houses of par
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
STATE COLLECTS WAGES

Sacramento, Calif.-In the biennial
report of the state bureau of labor
statistics, State Labor Commissioner
Matthewson announces the collection
of 1888, 1885 in unpaid wages to
workers. This is an increase from
$3.50, 164 in the two preceding years.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
PLUMBERS ORGANIZE

Parkersburg, w. Va.-Plumbers
in this city have organized and are
affiliated with the regular trade union
movement.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06
ROSTER OF ORGANIZATIONS
HAMILTON LABOR UNIONS


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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-02-06

mediators, who will meet with Messrs.
Lewis and Stone. The latter, together
with other members of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, are in
terested in the West Virginia mine.
International., 1925-09-07
Sc ABRlEON EN- WASHINGTON, D. C.
LAS CONFERENCfAS DE INNIIGRACI0N

Washington, D. c., agosto 27.
Hoy empezaron las conferences
sobre Immigration entire los oficl-
ales de la Federation Americana
del Trabajo y los representatives
de las Uniones mexicanas de Tra-
baio, representados po ell Secreta-
rio Morones, Eduardo Moneda,
Roberto Haberman, Santiago lg-
lesias, Alberto Mendez, Canuto
Vargas Y Clemente ldar'
William Green, Presidente de la
F. Americana del Trabojo Frank
Morrison, Secretario, Matthew
Woll, y James O'Connell, fueron
los miembro de la Federation del
trabajo de este pals que estuvieron
a la aperture, ademas de otros
International., 1925-09-07
LA IMPORTACION
DE E. u. DURANTE
UN SEMESTRE

Mexicoa agosto 27-La prensa
financiera de San Diego, Cal, dlce
que ell rs por ciento de las lmpor-
taciones mexicanas QUE Sc efectua-
ron con los Estados Unldos en- ei
,1ltino semestre, importaron ------
S70,O0O,OOO, de d6lares aumen-
tando $10,OOO,ooO de dolares'
En- el semestre anterior la eXpor-
taci6n fue $5,oOo.oOO de do
lares mas que en- 81 esmestre que
le antecidi6, comprcndiendose en-
las exportaciones materias prlmas'
inclusive petr6leo.
Dice tannbi6n la misma prensa
QUE antes de finalizar ell mes de
agosto habra un servicio de vapo-
res de San Diego, California, los
puertos mexicanos, seg6n 10 anun-
cia la Southern Pacific. Tamblen
capitalistas Neworinos adquirie-
ran un barco que hara ell trafico
de pasejeros entire San Diego y
nsenada, Baia California.
International., 1925-09-07
SONORA JUDGES
IN SESSION HERE

Investigating a number of mat
ters relating to criminal proceed
ings, the entire superior tribunal
of the state of Sonora has been in
session in Nogales, Sonora, the
past week. They will be here a
few days longer.
The judges here for the session
are Alberto Loustaunau, f. +.
Glron, Enrique Labrada and Ber-
nardo r. Cabrera.
All the cases being investigated
have been pending before the
Justice of the First Instance for
sometime, one of the principal Of
which is that of the case OF the
slayer Of the well known business
man, Rafael Castro, VINO was shot
to death more than a year ago.
Castro's assassin IS still in jail
across the line. The public prose
cutor requested capital punsh-
ment for him but FOR some reason
the execution has never taken
place,
International., 1925-09-07

miembros.
Despu6s de tratar las cuestiones
relativas la reunion, entire elias
de la inmiraci6n de ambos palses,
y muy particularmente la inmira-
ci6n exicana, ma recommendation Sc
hara respecto de esos puntos.
Una de las cuestiones tratadas
en- las Confeencia sera Ia de Ia re
stricci6n del movimiento de inmi-
graci6n de los miembros de las
uniones de abos paises.
Despues de terminar su mission
la delegation mexicana del traba-
po, saldra para Los Angeles ell
Secretario Moroncg, acompanado
de Moneda y otros, pronunciando
ALI ell dia del Trabaio -un discurso.
International., 1925-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ashby left
Thursday to spend a month visit
ing relatives in Kentucky and
Murphysboro, Illinois.
International., 1925-09-07
FUE HALLADO Ell DlNERO
ROBADO AL BANCO DE CAD
SEN, ARlZ.

Yuma, Ariz., agosto 31.-Las
autoridades de Mexicah, Bal Cal
ifornia, han entregado al Sheriff
James Chappell del Condado de
Yuma, la suma de 1892 del Banco
del Estado de Cadsden, robo que
fue recuperado con ell arresto de
Jose Maria Martinez, qui6n esta
detenido en- Mexicali, pendiente de
Ia prosecution de ~ cansa, 81 las
autoridaddes de Arizona, envlan
los elementos para Ia comprob2-
ci6n de su responsarnldad.
International., 1925-09-07
BARGAIN BASEMENT

Bargains galore Will be found
in the new Bargain Basement"
Of the La Vile de Paris store to
be thrown open to the public at
8 o'clock Thursday morning. The
bargain basement has been added
to the store at great expense, and
manT sales wamen have been hired
to take care of the great volume
of trade expected. This new fea-
ture at the La Vile de Paris is
bound to make a great hit with
the buying public.
S. J. Tribolet is a Nogales visit
or from Phoenix.
International., 1925-09-07
RENUNCIO EN- MASA

CONTINUED From Page S.
tado. revoc6 una orden del mlsmo
Ayuntamiento por Ia que Sc habia
confiscado en- complimiento de la
lev. una cantidad De licores a una
persona de este lugar, Y que ven
dia clandestinante. FL Gober-
nador al principle impuso una
fuerte multa V aprob6 el decomi
so; mas despu6s revoc6 el acuer-
International., 1925-09-07
NEW ORGANIZATION
AWAITING CHARTER

Organization papers have been
sent to Mexico city for the new
Camara Agricola Nacional Del
Noreste de Mexico, it was an
nounced Saturday by F. j. 8.
Gonzalez, secretary. Mr.. Gonzalez
further said that the organization
is awaiting for its charter to be
approved by the secretary of agri-
culture of Mexico.
International., 1925-09-07
EIGHTY PERSONS ON
ANNUAL EXCURSION

Eighty persons connected with
the Arizona Eastern and Southern
Pacific de Mexico railroad passed
through Nogales, Saturday, en-
route to Guaymas on their annual
picnic.
They were Accommodated by three
large Pullman cars attached to the
through train leaving No
gales, Saturday afternoon.
International., 1925-09-07

do, Y dej6 al Ayuntamiento con-
trariado. En- vista de este, el Ayun
tamiento creyo de su deber renun-
ciar. Pero ell Gobernador Sc ase-
gura no acepto Ia renuncia.
International., 1925-09-07

que pas6 en- la ciudad de Mexico,
el Gobernador Constitutional del
Estado, Senor Alejo Bay.
Ell alto uncionario Sc hizo cargo
de su puesto, por entrega del Go
bernador INFERNO, senor Montoya.
International., 1925-09-07
LEGAL NOTICE
NO. IT43

NO. IT43
In the Superior Court Of Santa
Cruz County, State of Arizona.
Action brought in the Superior
Court Of Santa Cruz County,
State of Arizona, and the Com
plant filed in the said County of
Santa Cruz in the office Of the
Clerk of the said Superior Court.
CHARLES Fl. SMITH, plaintiff,
DOROTHY A. SMITH. defendant.
In the name of the State Of Ari-
zona, to Dorothy A, Smith, defend
ant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
BROUGHT against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court Of Santa Cruz County,
State of Arizona, and answer
the Complaint therein filed with
the Clerk Of this said Court, at
Nogales, in said County within
twenty days after the service upon
you OF this Summons, if served in
TINS SAID county, or IN all other
cases within thirty days there
after, the times above mentioned
being exclusive of the day of serv-
ice, or judgment by default will be
taken against you.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz County, State Of Arizona
this 26tn day of August, 1925.
ROBT- E. LEE (SEAL)
Clerk Of the said Superior
Court.
(8-31-Gt)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ashbv left
International., 1925-09-07
Sc HIZO CARGO DEL GOBIER-
NO AVER Ell GOBERNADOR
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Hermosillo, Son., agosto 81
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pu6s de una ausencia de IN mes
International., 1925-09-07

A. Morales is visitor in the city
from Guaymas, a guest at the
Bowman.