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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-14

Washington, G, A., bill NO, 1885, DIS
trict 4, lots Nos, 4l9 to 422, l00xl0i
feet, ms Brooklyn street, Orange Mound
subdivision, Valuation $3.50. lax $lO,92.
Washington, c. A.. bill No, 1887, Dis
trict 1, lots Nos. $40 and 500, 50y10i feet
| IS Mistletoe street, Orange Mound sub
division. Valuation $3.50. tax S2.52.
Washington. George and Laura, bill
No. $3.50, District I. lots Nos. 6 and 7
40x76 feet, ms Broad street, Pocahonta,
subdivision. Valuation $3.50, tax $A,2O
Washington. Henry A., bill No. 1891
District 4, lots Nos, So and 50, l00xl5C
feet. ms queen street. Manhattan SUB.
division. Valuation $50, tax 1852.
Washington. Henry A., bin No, 5S92
District 1, lot No, oS, 5Oxl62 feet, nn
Queen street, Manhattan subdivision
Valuation SIS, tax SIPS,
Washington, $, f., bill No. 1898, Dis
trict 4, lot No. IT'S i0yl00 feet, q,
Hamilton street, Valuation SIS, ta'
$l26,
Watson. Mrs, S. c., bill No. 5405, Dis
trict 4, part lot No, 4, ls9X792 feet. 81
Norris street, east Of Mccall. Rich sub
division. Valuation $3.50, tax S5SS,
Weaver, Sallie J., bill No. $40, Dis
trict 4, lots Nos, 20 to 9S, block +
t25xiOO feet, ss Elizabeth street. corner
Cincinnati Bunker Hill subdivision
Valuation 500, tax Sl6S,
Webb. Jessie, bill No. 54l5. Distric
4. lot No. 10, 2Cx75 feet, S. Brow
street, Lincoln Park subdivision. Vat
uation $2b, tax ~ cents,
Webb. Sylvester, bill No, SAY. Dis
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Harvard street, G.. 4 =. Scott Ayenu,
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street, Williford Place subdivision Val
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Weber, II. C., bin No, sac. Distric
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street. Williford Place subdivision. Val
uatlon 800, tax sl.6S,
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
TWO CRACK TEAMS
MAKE DEBUT TODAY

CHICAGO, oct 10.-Although the
Purdue Illinois game scheduled for
Lafayette, Ind, tomorrow, will COM
mand the interest of western football
fans. unusual interest is being taken
in the 1919 debut of the Chicago and
Northwestern elevens. Chicago, rep
resented by a team of unknown posi-
bilities, will meet the Great Lakes
Naval Training station team, while
Northwestern figured as dark horse"
in the western conference race, Will
play DepaW at Evanston.
The battle between Illinois and Pur-
due will be the first clash of the season
between two western conference
elevens. The Illinois eleven is the
moer experienced and is expected to
win handily.
Minnesota will meet Nebraska at
Minneapolis.
Iowa downed Nebraska, IS to 0, a
week ago on muddy field.
Wisconsin viii go into action for
the second time this season, meeting
Marquette at Madison. Ohio state, ia =
vored by many critics to win the con-
ference championship, will take on Gin
cinnati at Columbus. Notre Dame will
be opposed by Mount Union at Notre
Dame.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
SHANNON GIVEN
FOUL DECISION
OVER ROBINSON
Manuel Avalez Scores K. o.
Over Ira O'Neill in Fifth
Round = Battle Royal Is
Big Feature of Program
Carl Melchow Gets Ref
eree's Decision Over Will
son

What gave promise of being the best
boxing program ever staged in Phoenix
fizzled out when Willie Robinson of
San Francisco fouled Eddie Shannon
of Los Angeles in the sixth round of
their scheduled ten round bout before
the Phoenix Athletic club in Arcadia
hall last evening. A Doctors examin-
alton failed to show any marks on
Shannon but the examining physician
stated that he would be unable to tell
positively whether or not Shannon had
been injured until tomorrow.
The bout up to this point had been
fairly even, Robinson scoring a knock
down in the third round and also hav-
ing the better of the fourth. Shannon
had the better of the. going in the sec
ond and fifth rounds while the first
was even.
Recognized as two of the best boys
of their weight on the coast, Robinson
and Shannon failed to show anything
out of the ordinary in the five rounds
and a half that they did 60 1t was
clearly evident that Shannon preferred
to stand off at 4 distance, jabbing and
hooking his opponent, at which style
he was easily Robinson's superior. On
IAe otiltI manu-, ROBINSON was ever
working his way in close to Shannon
while the latter held almost invariably.
AS stated above, Shannon was given
the bout on a foul. Referee Bill
Corpstein saw this blow, as did hun
dreds of others around the ringside,
it is stated, and the fact that the doc
tors were unable to definitely ascer-
tain whether or not an injury had been
sustained, does not enter into the final
conclusion in one way or another.
The semi-final event proved a far
more interesting affair than the main
go. ONeill and Avalez putting up a
fine exhibition until the latter won by
a knockout in the fifth round. The
go was fast and brought forth some
good work on the part of both partici-
pants.
But it was the battle royal that put
the fans on their toes-and kept them
there until the event had ended.
What the participants lacked in
cleverness and knowledge, they more
than made up in willingness, speed and
free-for- AL mixing. 1t was about the
speediest affair ever witnessed and the
crowd was wild throughout the II
minutes Of the engagement.
The opening event at four rounds
between Carl MelchoW and Dutch Will
son went to the former at the end Of
the bout, due to his aggressiveness.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
FAST TINE IS MADE
BY CIRCUIT RACERS

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 10.-The
stake event today was the Ashland, in
which the star trotter of the season,
McGregor the Great, met his only rival,
Mariondale, which has beaten the son
of Peter the Great in his only defeats.
The favorite went away in the lead
in the first heat and won easily. In
the second mile he was under a mild
drive in the stretch but won the third
with much to spare. Best time, 2:06A
The sensation of today's race from
time standpoint came in the 2:O3
class for PAGERS, in which Sanardo
breezed the first mile in 2:01A over a
slow track and came back in the Sec
ond fairly jogging at the wire at
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
&aSSpORTS.A
ANNUAL ALUMNI-COYOTE
GAME USHERS IN "CRID"
SEASON AT INDIAN FIELD
Big Crowd Expected to Witness Opening
Football Clash This Afternoon---Time
Called at O'Clock Sharp---Both Teams
Confident

Alumni from all sections of the Salt
River valley will be on hand this after
noon, to say nothing of hundreds of
under graduates, to witness the sixth
annual Alumni Coyote football tussle
at the Indian school field this after
noon. The game will be called at 3
o'clock sharp.
Reports from both camps are to the
effect that the athletes are in prime
condition for one Of the hardest fought
sridiron struggles ever decided on a
local field.
More than a score Of former pigskin
chasers will be out in suits for the
alumni this afternoon TO reap their
annual harvest, they claim. In the
opinion Of the alumni members, the
score will be something like 40 to 0.
On the other hand, Coach Geary and
his colts are wont to argue this point
In fact they claim victory is already
assured for the Coyotes. who have yet
TO win a game from their older and
more experienced brothers.
As in years gone by, the game is ex-
pected to bring forth hundreds of fans
fans of years gone by and the pres
cnt day rooters. These latter will
probably be in top heavy majority at
the game, although the former p. Z.
II. 5. students have organized their
own little band of rooters to cheer on
their classmates whenever they per-
form the unusual.
The annual clash between the Alumni
and Coyote teams is always one of the
big events of the year in local football
circles and the game today is not likely
to be an exception to this rule.
Insofar as the high school squad is
concerned, Coach Geary has sent his
men through stiff five-week practice
in preparation for this game 1--WE
viii have no excuses to offer If we
are defeated" he stated last evening.
But those alumni-they don't make
EN- so big as they used 10, judging
from the bulk of the players who will
perform for the graduates. Two hun
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

HOUCK OUTHURLS
N|EHAUS TIGERS
CAP TURE THIRD

WASHINGTON PARK, Los Angeles,
Oct. 10-In a game featured by fist
fight between Umpire Murray and
members of the Vernon team, the
Tigers won the third game of the
series with ST. Paul for the western
minor league championship here today
2 to I. Byron Houck, pitching for
Vernon, struck out II men and allowed
but six scattered hits. After Houck
famed seven men in three innings,
Umpire Toman examined and then
threw out a ball Houck was using
Dick Niehaus pitched a tight game
for the visitors. The score:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
LINCOLN A WINNER
REPUBLICAN A. P. Leased Wire1

TUCSON. Ariz.. Oct. 1O.-Ralph Lin
coin, of Los Angeles, was awarded the
decision over Benny Chavez, OF Colo
RADIO, in ten-round fight here tonight
Both men are featherweights. Lincoln
was the speedier and showed class in
lodging the vicious swings of the
Trinidad boy. Chavez rallied strongly
in the final round, in which he outboxed
the winner, but Lincoln had already
earned the victory by outclassing his
opponent in seven of the ten rounds,
two Of them having been about even.
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which the outcome is shrouded in
doubt. While a majority of the larger
institution elevens are scheduled to
face opposing teams the defeat of
which appears to be foregone conclu-
sion, there is just enough uncertainty
sprinkled throughout the list of con-
tests to add spice to the early October
program.
In many respects the game between.
the Army eleven and Syracuse univer :
sity, to be played at West Point. is
the outstanding feature of the day
The cadets, under the coaching Of
Charley Daily, have as yet to show the.
strength usually assured with an Army.
eleven, due to the green material from
which the soldiers team must be CON.
structed this autumn.
Syracuse, on the other hand, has a,
wealth of gridiron stars who have al !
ready been moulded into a powerful
football machine.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

2:O2A. The top heavy favorite, Prince
Loree, winner of the Pennsylvania, was
beaten in the first heat of the 2:05
class by Royal Mac after the pair had
come through the stretch in 291a sec
onds and although still first choice.
was again overcome in the second in
the remarkable time of 2:04A in a
rain storm. Seven races were fin
ished and the program completed. The
larger stables ship from here to At
lanta.
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Produce

car OF oranges and lemons arrived
in Phoenix from California yesterday
a car Of bananas Is expected in from
New Orleans this morning.
shipment OF extra fine cabbage
from Prescott also arrived yesterday
A mixed car lot of fruit and vegetables
is due to arrive today
With yesterdays receipts coming
close on those of the day before good
supplies Of nea'l y every commodity
are on hand. Prices remain uniformly
steady, hardly u change being regist-
cred yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
YOAkUM BEATEN

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 10-Lew Tend
ler's left hook carried too much pun
ishment for Stanley Yoakum, Denver
lightweight, and the Philadelphian was
awarded the decision on a technical
knockout in the fourth of scheduled
l2-round bout at the Stockyards
stadium here tonight. After about a
minute of fighting in the fourth round
the one-sided affair was stopped at
Yoakum's request.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
PIRATES PLAY IN CUBA

HAVANA, Oct. 10.-The Pittsburg
National league baseball team today
began a series of games with the
Havana Reds and won the first
game l to 0.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
SOME WRESTLERS

OMAHA. Oct. 1O.-John Peck of
Shelton, Nebraska, won the first fan
of a finish wrestling match with Jim
Londos here tonight in 2 hours, 26
minutes and 80 seconds. The fall was
conceded by Londos soon after the
men again entered the ring. Both men
were aggressive from start to finish.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

WASHINGTON-This is the latest
picture of Rear Admiral Thomas
Washington, who has been made
chief of the bureau of navigation of
the navy department. He has been
commanding the third division of the
Atlantic fleet and during the war was
in command of the U. S. S. Florida,
with the British grand fleet.
WASHINGTON, = Every question
and decision preliminary to the meet
ing of the international Labor confer
ence october 26 has had to go to the
representatives of nine nations for ap-
proval.
Procedure of the conference will be
similar to that of a legislative body.
All measures must be adopted by a
two-thirds majority of the delegates.
Once adopted each measure must go
to the parliament or congress of each
nation represented in the league of ma
tions.
If nation does not pass the legis-
lation approved by the labor congress,
it may be brought up before a COM
mission OF inquiry, consisting of three
persons of industrial experience The
defaulting state may appeal against
their decision to the permanent court
of international justice of the league,
and If that court decides against it,
the other states may take economic
action in the matter.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
SHARKEY WON

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 10.-Jack
Sharkey outfought Sam Marine. ac-
cording to newspaper decisions here
tonight in ten rounds. Both fighters
reside in New York.
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dred Founders are the rule rather than
the exception on this team. 1t looks as
if the former students had gone broad
cast throughout the land, looking for
the biggest men they could find, ire
spective of whether or not they had
ever seen a football field before.
And So when the Alumni players
trot on the field this afternoon they
will look more like a "fat-mans club"
than anything else. If they play as
well, propOrtionately, as they weigh,
then the score may be as forecast by
the Alumni hackers.
The lineups for this afternoons game
follows:
Alumni High EchooI
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
WoLGAsT COMES BACK

YUMA. Ariz. Oct. 10-Ad Wolgast
former lightweight champion, knocked
out Walter Kane of Yuma in the
eighth round of scheduled ten round
bout tonight.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
ALL BIC FOOTBALL
TEANSSTAR'T TODAY

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. College foot
bah assumes the stellar sport role
throughout the east tomorrow with the
playing of several important games of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

oUIIIIIIiI " IIItt Ddse Nus. MCDOn-
aid. Two base hits: Fisher. Stolen
bases: Chadbourne, Miller, Fisher, Ed
ington. Sacrifice hits: Miller, Chad
bourne, Hargrave, Ellington. Struck
out: By Niehaus 4; by Houck II. Base
on balls: Off Niehaus 1. Double plays:
Ellington to Devormer to Mitchell
Umpires: Toman and Murray.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11

WASHINGTON a touch of
democracy about Viscount Sir Edward
Grey that shows in the tilt of his
derby hat-just little tilt-Iook close
and you'll observe it. Viscount Grey
is in the United States as the new
British ambassador.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-10-11
MORNINGSIDE WON

MUhNING0TUEW ON
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 10.-Morning.
side college of Sioux City, Iowa, 49,;
Nebraska Wesleyan, 0.
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FL Comit6 Local Unionista, aiin no ha
remitido a la Junta Cen'.-al de su par
lido, los candidates de la minoria
la Asamblea municipal. Sc comenta que
el distinguido amigo don Cosme Be-
nejan, haya rechazado su nomination
como candidate la minoria, porque
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,"scr.na~- eL muNDo

segun Sc dice, no desea inmiscuirse en-
L. politica activa.
Los republicanos esaariamos conten
tos de que ell senior Benejan formara
parte de nuestra Asamblea.
81 Comite de nuestro partido tampo-
CO Sc ha reunido para tra'ar de los can
didatos que compondran Ell Concejo de
Administration. Probablemente nombra
ran para comisionado do servicio phi
blico nuestro progresis.a alcalde, don
Nemesio Gonzalez; para instruction pu-
blica, al distinguido amigo don Jose
CALLAHAN Passalle; y para Sanidad al
repu.ldo galeno Miguel A. zavaleta.
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Z s'Colocaciones.

DEsEA CObOCACioN San Juan 0 Isla-of
ciai iicenciad6-est esten6grafo ingles y espa-
hol.~ corresponsals " tenedar de libras. Ex
per enca Curse Especial en- contabilidad
aEricola Buenas referencias. Box 81. Ca
rclina.
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Sc yende.

Sc vENDE una nncs de 80 cuerdss, pro.
pia para cana tahaco. situada en- eli Kmo
55 Hto 8. On Ia carreters de Csyey Ca.
gnas. Tiene semhradas cuatro cuerdas ca
ma de plsntilla. con casa para vivenda y
agregsdos
Para inf"rmes Cayey Light and Ice Co
Concrete No. l. Cayey p r.
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Comprasl.

Sc GoMFR2 rRdA3BforcLETA PARA MI,
NA DE IS amos 81 es mas grande mejor
Dirfjase TEL MUNDO", p. o. Box 345.
S;15-s
Sc COMPRAN 2 pasajef de IRA. para N. Y.
fecha pr6xima. Sc pagan bien. InfOrmara:
Medal Film Co., San Juan.
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Tambisn tenemos que felicitar a nues
tro amigo jose Martin Nieves que tie
ne una panaderia. en- "Voladoras, :, por
Ell exquisite pan que viens elabcrando.
Esta confeccionado con las mejorss ha-
rinas, y, por SUI gusto e infimO precio,
vienen de San Sebastian hacerles gran
des compras.
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Sc ofrece.

VIDA NUEvA:-Director. Licencisdo SEED
de J. Tisol Sub-drector. 8. Rosario o..
tiz Reduction. Tetuan dos bsjos. Ap 1905.
Tel 654 Este semansrio Sc pnblicar6 to.
dos los jueves. Subscription: Un mes ola
cuenta centavos. I'm trimestre. $1.20. On
semestre $2.25. Un sho 81. PAGO ANT
CIPADO. Anuncios econ6micos: M
o'7y>-0r 9 r-e.a0S>> eoeo->,1>~ o,Sc--1
jPor que comprar muebles malos caroa
cuando usted puede adquirir los magnffcoS
muebles que fsbrica hoy la casa Margaridar
Vealos en- la muebleria 'Los Norios'',
Salvador Brau Al, San Juan. ALI todo %
NUEVO, ELEGANTE MODERNO.
49, -.
LA BONANZA DE TARzAN'' continue.
ci6n del "Hombre Mono'' lego. Todbs los
cines que deseen exhibirla dirijanse a Ia
EMPREsA YAGUEz para marcar fecha de
exhibici6n. "a
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NOTAS De MOCA


Fodemos lamar grandiosa la celebra-
ci6n de nuastra Patrona la visgen de
Monserra >. iuzgar. por los b7ni:os
cspectaculoe IL gran parsda nil Ar
qu-, representsndo a les nacionrs ALA
dss, efectuaron nuestros ey-rni!itares
De diferentes pusblos de Ia lila tu
vimos O. gus ~ de yer distinguidas IA
miliss. que nos hon.aron con su pre-
scncia.
DO nnestra jurisdiction no qued6 cam
pesino sin que acudiesen al pueblo. Mn
chos los virnos muy alegres. Aquellos
que SON adoradores de Baco, tuvieron Ia
dicha de hallar no pocos temples donde
rcndir culto su dios.
Lamentamos muchisimo que nuestras
autoridades no consigan medios, para
procesar los tSaficantes de ese veneno.
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LA PARADA is es hoy 10 meior de santur.
ce. ALI hay una casa de cuatro dormitorios.
sala etc. etc. Hace esq. a la calle E. Cerra.
$4,000.
Tiene hipoteca, $1,000. Yea Francisco Ala
mo, 331 azul.
CASAS dos en- la carretera entire las para.
das II 10. Gran solar, mucho future. Va
lor $40 900. Sc venderan pronto.
Francisco Alamo. 331 azul, Santurce
SOLAR do i1125 casa Rsnfs 400 Pss
clio $4,000. Sc dejan $1,000 en- hipoteca al
uno por ciento. Stop Is. Francisco Alamo,
tel6fono 331 azul.
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IATENcIoN EsTol sQUE INrEREsA listed,

81 quiere
modco preo hagao
cacon7 Comerciante ANA de
cas bnsca usted sirvienta7
dtar los productos
lar una casa7 Pues acudd esta seccion
preo dsuta de las ventaas
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Muchos rcpublicanos ven con DISCUS
=, Ell continuismo del senior Babilonia
como Juez de Paz, pues segin sus ma
nifesta clones, tuvo en- las elecciones,
pasadas, cierta combination con los So
cialistas y mas tarde con los unionis-
tas. El como leader fue el que luch6
por levantar la disidencia republican,,
que no tuyo vida y muri6 en- for.
DICKENS.
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DESDE CAROLINA
UNA JARANA.

La sefiorita Zenaida Santiago cele-
bro ell pssado domingo una jarana en-
celebration del natalicio de su hernia
M la prsstigiosa y cul ), JUS. ina San
tiogo.
Dicha jarana resulto muy lucida por
la snimada concur .ncia que a ella
asisti6.
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Nuestro procrcsista smi~o Licdo L6-
PEE Cofresi, acaba de recibir un gran
surtido de drogas, importadas directs-
mcnte de Europa y los Estados Unidos.
Por este vemos que Ell soiior Cofresi,
vende con un vcin'., por ciento mas
barato que las farmacias de. Aguadilla.
Asi tambi6n 10 dicen muchos propie-
tarios que compraban sus medicinas en-
aquella ciudad. lie felicitamos y quo
siga adelante,
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DE REGREso.

Esta otra vez entire nosotros, des
pues de haber pasado una larga tempo
rada en- Juncos nuestro amigo Domin-
go Fidalgo, quien desempehara un i'm
portante puesto en- la Central Pro-
greso''.
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Tambicn Sc dice que los leaders del
partido local, presentaran candidates
para juez de Paz a los sefiores 1icdo.
Lopez Cofresi y al inteligente professor
don Rodoifo Lopez Soto. Creemos sacer-
tada tai nomination.
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Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILAN habitacones para caballeros o
matrimono solo. Rafael Cordero n1mero 81.
Sc ALQUILA una habitaci6n c6moda y fres-
ca en- sitio- c6ntrico de la ciudad. Informes,
Tel6fono s32 azul.
Sc DESEA ALQUILAR.-Para ell prmero
de octubre casa en- Santurce o en- e Con
dade, amueblada sin amueblar. Tel6fono
500, San Juan.
~~7~y-c.-~~-1-~~--l1~S7~
Sc ALQUILA-Departament comfortable on
casa de familia, en- Ell sitio mas centrico de
la ciudad. Brau 81, tercer piso derecha. Te-
lefono $50 Rojo. Altos de Ell MUNDo.
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DE EscUELAs.

DE ESCUELAS.
Hoy lunes empezaron las classes en-
ell salon de octave grado. Con este mo-
two hemos ssludado muchos j6venes
y sefiori'ns que han venido reanudar
sus estudios.
Es profesora de dicho grado la culta
sefiorita continental Miss Cogsivcl.
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I'm VEGA sAJA

EncontrarA listed "EL MUEDo'' On
el Cafe Central, de Gonzales y Cano
Plaza "Jos6 p. Mater Advt
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