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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-08

Trees enhance the value of property. |
Trees are worth $25 to SlO0 each"
L. C. Wheeler, chief engineer of
the bureau of public roads, told of
the governments plan for building
highways. All projects asking for
federal aid are carefully scrutinized
to see that they are worthy. one of
the first objects of the government is /
TO see that there is road running
so that eventually there will lie a
highway from coast to coast.
Boulevard Project Approved
The secretary of agriculture, he said,
had approved the Alameda boulevard
project. The next step is for the state
to submit plans and specifications As
soon as these have been checked by
the bureau and an estimate of the cost
prepared. a report will be made TO the
secretary of agriculture, wherehpon
an amount equal TO one-half the es-
| timated cost will be set aside by the
government to the credit of New
| Mexico, and the mater is then up to
| the state highway commission.
| Why go to California or journey
four of five thousand miles to Swift
country TO see the beauties of nature
when there is more gorgeous seem
cry right here in New Mexico? This
was the theme of a spicy talk by DR..
/ NJ. X. Wylder. chairman of the board
of county commissioners.
at is possible If we grasp the OPP
portunity," said the doctor, ito get
$4,000 from the forst service for a
road from Tijeras north through San
Antonio, Ellis ranch and down
through the mountains to Bernalillo.
We must put up an equal amount.
This must be furnished by the coun-
ty, or the county and the state Jointly.
! Eugene Kempenich, a member of the
state highway commission will be
here Tuesday afternoon and we are
| going TO see what we can get him to
| do with the highway commission,
i Praise New Mexico Scenery.
Here within twenty-five miles of
i Albuquerque we have tall pines,
babbling brooks and mountain seen
cry unsurpassed in the world. Let us
have access to some of this scenery so
that tourists on their way across the
country will stop off day or two and
view it. The trouble with the seem
cry in this state is that there is no
way to get to it. We need good
roads to make It accessible to tour
lists"
DIR. Wylder. at the conclusion OF his
speech, was given such an ovation
that he, like Mr.. Metcalf, was COM
PEELED to stand and bow his acknowl-
edgment.
ID. S Rosenwald, who spoke on
"Why Advertise Albuquerque ?"' said
the suggestion was made some months
ago that we quit advertising because
we were short of accommodations for
those who were attracted here. but
he was not iE favor of acceding to
such plan. He said we should con-
tinue to create a demand for houses
and hotel accommodations by contin-
uing to advertise, and eventually the
supply will take care of itself.
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YOU ARE INVITED TO THE
DAN NJIRSERY TEA.

The Child Welfare committee OF
the Womans club will hold open
house on Thursday afternoon at 3l8
West Silver, the day nursery. Every
person in the city, who is Interested
in the work for the Riddles, is cor
daily invited to be present and take
this opportunity for inspecting the
nursery. to see what has already been
done and learn what is being planned.
Tea will be served and musical pro-
gram has been arranged. Mrs. Nor
rissette will sing and Mrs. Letha Sue
Moore will give a violin selection. No-
cal solo will be given by Mrs. S, p,
Miller, piano SOLO by Mrs Louis
Tompson, vocal solo by Mrs. IT, b.
Hennng, piano solo by Wanda Wag-
goner, vocal solo by Miss Grace
Stortz, and piano solo by Mrs. Spitz-
meSSer,
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WOMEN OF SAND0VAL
ORGANIZE FOR FIFTH
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE

Sandova is one of the counties
where distances are Great and popu-
laton is sparse, but in sr!te of hard
ships the women of the county al
ready have organized for the Victory
Loan campaign, 1t was said that
during the Fourth Liberty Loan cam
paign the women of Sandoval sold
the highest percent of assigned quota
of any county in the Tenth federal
district. Mrs c. Cameron Meacham
the county chairman. expects that the
womens committee will do even bet
ter during the Victory Loan drive
than they did before,
The list of chairmen appointed in
cludes the following; County chair
man, Mrs c. Cameron Meacham;
Bernalillo, Mrs. Albert Vohs; Sando-
val, Miss Margery Vernier; Jemez
Springs. Miss Sarah Abousleman;
Cuba, Mrs. j. f. Young; Regina. Mrs
Fannie Cordell
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Social and Club Notes

young men for membership con-
test the class bringing in the most
new members is to be rewarded by
the losing class Stakes are ban
quet and an evenings entertainment.
OF course the young women's class
has no intention of being outdone by
the men even If the men are ungal-
liant enough to really attempt such a
thing. To that end they are asking
every young woman in the city who
is not already a member of Sunday
school to come next Sunday morning
and join their class. Mr.. Peterson's
class of young men are famous as
entertainers and it would be too bad
if they did not have another oppor-
tunity to prove their ability as hosts,
And girls who have no Sunday school
affiliation ought to assist the Tri-
angle girls in their efforts to have Mr..
Peterson's class keep up its reputa-
ton as entertainers.
o.
The Womens Catholic Order of
Forresters will hold public installa-
ton of officers this evening at S:l5
in st. Mary's hall. delightful pro-
gram has been arranged and the pub
lie Is invited to attend
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cease to attract conventions and gath
erings of representative men. When
we bid for a convention we are as
Stunning the responsibility of making
it welcome If we are not to extend
this hospitality freely and generous
", then let us refrain from making
any further bids for conventions
In conclusion the speaker called at
tention to the importance OF drain
age stating that unless something is
done toward eliminating surplus wa
tiers the valley will be swamp in ten
years according to estimates of gov
eminent engineers.
Need of New Hotel.
w. p Metcalf pointed out the urg-
| ent need of a new hotel in Albuquer-
que, pointing out that SocorTp mot
nearly so lively as Albuquerque, ="
which has just completed SIS, 900
structure containing rs rooms.
Our accommodations are shame
fully inadequate" the speaker said.
go into any real estate office any
| day and spend a few hours and see
the stream of applicants that the
agent has TO turn away. The Elks
club. the Chamber of Commerce, the
Y. NJ. c. A. and the sanatoria are full,
and have waiting lists. We should
have a hotel to accommodate these
people whom we have invited here
until they are able to find other oc-
recommendations
| Mr. Metcalfs speech evidently
touched a responsive chord, as he
twas given such an ovation that he
was compelled to rise again and bow
his acknowledgment.
Fred Garfield reviewed the cam
u t,,fa hn H,h1
country. which resulted in the legis-
lature passing law to build a state
highway from Pennington to Albu-
ouerque. He called attention to the
San Juan basin as a fruit country
and to the undevaloped mineral ano
other natural resources which woulo
be tapped by the new road. He also
predicted that before many years &
railroad would parallel the highway
The plan to have the government
build military sanatorium in Albu
uuerque was dealt with briefly by DR.
J A. G. Shortle.
t After Military Sanatorium.
) 1.-THE most certain thing about 1t il
, that we want it." said the doctor
+ at is also equally certain that we arr
trying to get it." He pointed out th'
benefits of sanatoria. at least from
, an advertising standpoint, and sale
, that one could go into almost an!
city in the country and find persons
there who had been in Albuquerque
A representative from Albuquerque i
now in Washington working on thi
! sanatorium proposition.
Quincy Randles, who is connected
with the forestry service, told of thu
tree planting campaign now under
way. Mr.. Handles consented to ait
in this undertaking by giving eXper
advice as to the varieties of trees bes
, adapted to this climate and in othel
ways to do all within his power tt
aid in beautifying the city.
over 500 trees will be planted il
the city this spring." said Mr.. Ran
> dies. The idea is a new one, l be
lieve, but 1t has met with success
Even if it does not continue mex
I year. the effort will have been wortl
| while. But If it is good thing thi
D year, why not continue it next year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-08
GIRL PLAYING IN STREET
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE

Leonore Rayburn, years old, was
injured shortly after o'clock yes
terday afternoon when an automobile
struck her as she was playing in the
street in front of her home at 700
West Marquette avenue. 1t was said
that two ribs were fractured and that
she possibly received internal injur-
les.
James Robertson. said to be driver
of the automobile, was arrested by
Patrolman Dennis Chavez, charged
leased on $50 bond furnished by Fred
j. Triplett, his uncle,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-08
EVERY LADY WILL RECEIVE
COITNENIR

From two to four tomorrow after
noon in the guild hall, the ladies of
st. Johns church will meet Tor the
purpose of witnessing a Mazda dem
onstration, that's not the real pur-
pose though, they want a percentage
of the Mazda sold to apply on the
new pipe organ or some other church
project But all of that is secondary
to the announcement that every wo-
man who attends will receive a SOU
venir of the occasion. All members
and friends of the church are invited
and urged to be present. There will
be something worth while.
O.
Miss Mable Kinds, who went to RAJ
ton a few weeks ago for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. b, Sears, has ac
cepted a position as head stengrapher
trict attorney.
Mrs, A. b. Sears of Ration is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kinds, 621 South Walter.
o.
Triple Link Rebekah Lodge No. 10
will meet in regular session this even
ing at o'clock in l. o. o. T.. hall. Wis.,
ting members welcome.
o.
Mr. F. Fl. Vasser and wife are in
the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
n. j. Strumquist, 323 North Sixth.
o
Mrs. II. l.. Gallus and baby have
gone to California for visit of two or
three weeks.
o.
FOOJISUNJENT
The captain on the good ship Goosh
Threw up his cap in glee,
For thirty-seven years the man
Had sailed the deep blue sea.
The mate. who'd seen the thing take
place,
Began to swear and scold,
! He didn't know the reason why
And hasn't yet been told.
The mayor of seaport town
Had learned of the affair
He sought the captain and asked
The reason then and there.
The captain said; Il tossed my car
and gave a whoop of glee
Because / am a sailor bold
And love TO sail the sea-"
o.
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
Jap Hoburg of Wellsville has in
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FOLLOW THE TRACKS"
Regular Old Fashioned Sort of u
Mystery Is With Us Today.

Tracks always have the atmosphere
of mystery about them. Doesn't make
any difference whether they be rail-
road tracks, which lead into the land
of far away, or little or big foot
prints.
Tracks key up your imagination
particularly odd looking tracks. Per-
haps you can't figure on its journey.
That adds to the Zest of the, ques-
ton.
Many animals have big. husky feet,
and it's worth while brushing up on
| this track business to discover what
kind of an animal makes foot prints
like the ones that are printed in to-
days issue.
After all, a little fun adds to the
Joy of living. And you'll undoubted-
ly get some fun out of this real old
time mystery.
Follow the Tracks" is the cry all
over the nation today Study this
mystery picture and those that fol-
low tomorrow, Thursday and Friday.
tn be lot of enjoyment. Just Fol
low the Tracks,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS WORK
ING FOR ATTENDANCE RECORD.

Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
which is class of young women with
Mrs. Hogan as teacher, have been
challenged by Mr.. Petersons class of
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vented trap to catch the South AZ
rican kwappie. He'll explain all about
ii to anybody who will buy drink.
O.
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
How did you like him ?"
1.-THE more | think of him the less L
think of him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-08
WHEN NEURALGIA.
ATTACKS NERVES
Eloan's Linirnent scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain

A little, applied aritkout rubbing. viii
penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment is very effective in
rllaying external pains, strains, bruises,
aches, stiff joints, sore muscles. lumba-
60, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges
Keep a big bottle always on hand
for family use. Druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-08
THE HAT SHOP

Clean up week. First Sand thei
Hats. All must go.
MRS. j.. II. CHAMBERLIN
100 South Fourth st.
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Miss Mable Kinds, who went to RAJ
ton few weeks ago for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. b, Sears, has ac
cepted position as head stengrapher
in the office of Mr.. II. A. Kiker, dis
trict attorney.
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n none Of these three symoolS
appeaFs after the check (numbef q
woris) this ls q telegram. 0thaf-
wise lbs eharacies 10 Indicated byils
symbol appearing after the ehssk.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-18
ASAMBLEA MUNICIPAL.

Reanudo sus trabajos la Asamblea
municipal despues del receso habido.
FL secretario dio lectura al ac;a ante
rior y seguidamente Sc paso la discu-
sion del presnpuesto que ha de regir
desde Ell primero de noviembre al trein-
ia de JUNO. Pocas fueron Las enmien-
das hechas, habiendo quedado aproba-
do. FL secretario dio lectura a un es-
critic presen. ado por Ia Union de Pana-
deros, en- ell sentido de que Sc investi-
que el por que estan cerradas tres pa
naderias, desde Ell dia que el ''Fair Price
Commissioner" dicto leyes para esta
industria. Al afecto fue nombrada una
comision compucs,a por los delegates
F. Vega; ]. Marquee; F. I. Carrera Y
Licenciado Gonzalez Fagundo, quienes
estudiaran el case.
Sc levanto la session para terminar de
redactar el Reglamento interior. que
sera discutido el proximo lunes.
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EDIcTo

POR CUANTo, Angel M. de Angel,
casado, mayor de edad, propietario, We
cino de Morovis interes6 la conversion
en- dominic de la inscription de
possession en- cuanto cuarenta cuerdas
en- la siguiente flnca:
RUSTICA. .-Sisuada en- ell barrio Mo
rows Sur, termino de Morovis, compues-
ia de ciento sesenta y cuatro cuerdas,
igual sesenta y cuatro hectareas, cua-
renta y cinco areas, pchenta Y cinco
centiareas de terreno llano y quebra-
do, cafe, cana, pastos y frutos memo
res, conteniendo una casa para 4habita-
ci6n, de maderas extranjeras del pals
semialta, techada de cine; una casa te-
chada de paja conteniendo un trapi-
che; un motor un tren jamaiquino con
tres pailas y varios edificios mas para
usos agricolas para vivienda. Linda
al Norte con tierras de Alfonso del Rio;
hoy de Margarita del Rio; al Sur, las
de Ezequiel Flores, Manuel del Rio y
Lorenzo Marrero, hoy por es,e Fructuo-
so Gonzalez; al Este, las de Agus' in
Padr6 y Maria del Carmen Delgado, hoy
por esta Ezequiel Flores al oeste,
las de Marcelino Santiago. Inscrita al
folio las del tomo IL de Morovis, fin
ca nimero 500, inscription cuarta.
PoR TANTO, habi6ndose ordenado
por el Licenciado Rafael A. Cancel, juez
de esta cor:e Sc publique la pretensi6n
por tres veces en- un pri6dico de cir
culacion general para que las personals
que deseen hacer oposici6n a la con-
version interesada puedan verifcarlo
ante esta Corte en- ell termino de ounce
dias seguidos la publication del I'LL
timo correspondence edic.o, para su
cumplimiento, libro la presente en- Cia-
les, IL dc noviembre de 1919.
(Secretario)
JOSE NIEvES.
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PRoPosICIoNEs bajo pliegos ce-
rrados para el suministro dc todo el ma
terial mano de obra necesario para la
completa construction de un edifcio pa
ra Alta Escuela en- la Parada 81, San
turce, P. R., Sc recibiran en- esta ofcina
hasa las dos de la tarde (2;00 p. M
del dia nueve de diciembre dc 1919, en-
cuya fecha y hora Sc abriran pGblicc-
mcnte.
Los contratistas interesados en- dicha
obra podran obtener copias del proyec-
to en- esta oficina med'ante un dep6si' o
de CINCUENTA DoLAREs (S5OOo)
para garantizar la devolucion de las
mismas.
la administration SO reserva oil de-
rccho dc rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, asi como adjudiccr
el contrato sobre otras considerations
que las de precio solamen.e.
Guillermo ESTEVES.
Comisionado. Advt.
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TEATRo ORIENTE.

Este nuevo edificio, que sera orgullo
lei ornate de esta ciudad, va bastante
adelantado en- su cons, ruccion. La ra-
zon es porque sus accionistas Sc ade-
lantan dar la cantidad de dinero con
1ue Sc han suscrito. Por ESQ, vamos a
sxtraer algunos parrafos de una carta
del enthusiastic puer.. ..orriqueiio don Ma
luel Argiieso, y 6ice asi
New York, 20 de octubre de 1919.
"Senor don Tomas otero, Humacao
Mi estimado amigo:
Hoy tengo Ell gusto de manifestar:e.
que pueden ustedes suscribirme con la
cantidad de dos mil dolares en- cc'ones
del 'Teatro oriente', y les deseo exi-
10 y que Ell odificio responda en- todo a
los fines para que ha sido creado Y sea
un adorno mas en- nues:.ra bclla ciudad.
Puede la directiva disponer en- la forma
que guste por los mon antes que fucsen
necesarios''
Ustedes pueden cooperar de una ma
nera definitiva a que csc Teatro resulte
"nico distin' y original, que tenga un
sello de exclusivismo, que no Sc parez-
ca los demas teatros de la Isla'
Espero cue tendran 6xito complete,
artistica financieramcnto, y que Fe-
lipe y ii quedareis satisfechos de la
obrs, que por tanto tempo descaban
realizar.''
Soy vuestro affmo. amigo,
M. AGUESO.
No podia esperarse mcnos de este
puertorriquefio que, colocado en- ma bri
Iante altura, en- lejancs tierras, por
sn salento dotes comerciales, dejara
de prestar su efciente concurso una
obra de arquitectura como 10 sera este
nuevo teatro, que significa adelanto y
cultura para nues. ..ra poblaci6n
CoRRESPoNSAL.
TIumacao, Nov. Is.
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Venta de fincas

Cincuenta cuerdas en- Hato Rey, fren
te a la carre.era, ounce de malojillo
de corte; gran cantidad de frutales de
todas classes. Casa, luz, aqua y tel6fo-
no. Cuadras y pesebres nuevos con to-
do 10 necesario para una lecheria.
Nueve cuerdas en- ell camino de Tru-
jillo, dos Kilometres de Rio Piedras,
casa nueva de dos plantas con instala-
ci6n sanitaria moderna. Aqua corrien-
te y de dos pozos artesianos con bonn
bas Y motor. Planta electrical Delco, jar
din y toda clase de frutasles. Telefono,
e:c. Para informes y condolences,
r. CARRION
P. o. Box 1172. Am. Co. Bank Bldg.
Advt.
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Sc ofrece.

iCUIDADO LAS FAMTLIAS.--Los' dos
pilletes FAN FAN y CLAUDINET ira
bajaran en- todos los cines. Mucho ojo
al bolsillo que son grandes carteristas
Y timadores.
UN AZUCARERO con bnenas referen-
cias desea colocacion en- la isla San
to Domingo, solici:e informes apartado
1875, Juncos, P. r.
AVISO.-Las. personals que deseen sus.
cribirse la Revista habanera "CIiic''
sirvanse escribir al apartado 281.
SELLOS:-Envie 25 c:s. en- sellos de
correo usables americanos y recibira
$50 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile.
Mejico, etc J. ...l.4.,, ,. s,. i -, Z
Dirfjase a c. r. GONZALES, 81
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico.
s~~~>~>~>~~~>N---~N~~~ ~~~~>~-~>O->O~>-~|~~~-~-
NECESlTA usted dinero con garantia
hipotecaria? Escribame al apartado 474
San Juan Puerto Rico. Emilio J. Del
gado.
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ALAMBIQUEs DEsTRUIDos.

Fueron destruidos aver por Ell guardia
Pedro L. Cedeio los siguientes alambi-
ques, que habian sido ocupados por la
policia: Uno de Miguel Gonzalez, A..
Fernandez; Isaias Rivera, Pascual A..
Torres, serafin Pineiro y Vicente Mora
les Vazquez.
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ARREGLO DE GALES.

Hemos visto con ell interes con que
ha empezado funcionar ell Comisiona
do de Obras PubliCas, j. B. Cruz, en- Ia
reparacion de GALES y aceras. Esperamos
que su labor vaya EN- adelan:e, Ell bier
de la comunidad.
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DE SANDAL.

Tenemos conocimiento de que ell Co
misionado de Sanidad y Beneficencia mn
nicipal, en- breve empezara una smpa
ia de sacramento. Para hacer etecti
vo ell trabajo, Sc propone recurrir en- so.
licitud de ayuda, los propietarios; ra.
ra que estos faciliten carros, para la ex-
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COLOCACION la desea un buen iistero5
con cinco amos de practica " sbueiias res
ferencias. Para mas informes dirijase
Francisco Cordero, Naguabo, P. R.
PRACTICANTE con ocho amos de prac-
tica en- el Departamento de Sanidad "
en- los principales hospitales de la Isla,
desea colocacion en- cualquier Munich
pio. Dirijase al apartado IL, Arroyo,
P. r.
EBANISTAS-Halla colocaci6n per-
manente en- ell screditado taller de Mar
garida'', Box 273, Telefono 95, Saliva
dor Brau A, San Juan, P. r.
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SVOUAOS uo IL VAAnuAA w.. ooA VuoA'
P. r.
FERDIDA.-Al doctor Reguero Feliu
Sc lie ha extraviado, desde ell Cine del
Parque la casa carretera los, una Ca
ia de cirujia de bolsillo. AL que la en-
tregue Sc le gratificara.
BARAJAS AMERICANAS.- Bicicle-
ia $685. en- todos los dolores a $3.50
docena. BARAJAS ESPANOIAS. Isl
neon Dura''. intransparentes a $500
docena.-GONzALEz PADIN y Co.
$600.00.-Con est cantidad de conta-
do y $4,000 plazos, Sc vende una ca
sa cerca del Parque con solar propio,
installation electrica y sanitara. Rem
ia ounce d6lares mensuales. Informa-
"a p. Sancho, Sol Sc, Ter. Piso.
Sc VENDE un "truck'' de cuatro
toneladas en- buen estado. Bara.o. w. j.
Cox, Parada 55, Hato Rey.
oCASION exceptional para establecer
un negocio Lucrative.
Remitanos s.ssenta centavos y le en-
viaremos DIEZ MAGNIFICAS PORMU
LAS para fabricar sin aparatos exec
lentes bebidas sin alcohol: Cerveza, vi
no de Pasas, Bebidas espumosas, Gin
ger e.c.
No pierda esta magnifica oportunidad.
Tenga su negocio propio.
Mande su orden a
INDUSTRIAL FORMULAR AGENCY.
Cayey. Puerto Rico.
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Sc alqula.

ALQUILAMOS BARATO un espaciosc
y ventilado local en- ell sitio mas cen
trico dc la ciudad, propio pcra almace-
mar cualquier clase de mercancia. In
formaran apartado 1884.
Sc ALQUILA la casa No. de la calls
Fabian en- la parada %. Informara el
telefono 393 verde, Santurce.
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CARMEN vILLAM1L FLoRIDo.
LESIoNADo.

Fue curado en- la sala de socorros ell
panadero Juan Cabrera, quien fue le-
sionado en- la mano derecha por ell ci-
lindro dc la panaderia de "Valladares
y CANDIDA.
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Ell NUEvo INSPECTOR
DE AGRICULTURAL

Don Jose Antonio Avila ha sido nom
brados Inspector de Agricultural del
distrito de Bayamon. Ell pasado lunes
tomo possession de su cargo y di6 prin-
cipio sus labores. Tenemos muy bue
mas referencias de 6l y deseamos que
salga airoso en- su cometido.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAI..
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CLUB DEPoRTIvo

Farece que ell "'Club Deportivo
despues de dormir un, corto suefio des-
pierta a La vida activa, pensando al
to, Sc dispone dar un magnifico bale
a fin de allegar fondos para repartir
ropa los nifios pobres.
Para dar comienzo a la obra, visi-
taron San Juan dofa Rosa Nogueras
de Negron y las bellas sehoritas Mer-
cedes Vela y Maria Higueras, y dado
Ell entusiasmo que existe para la fies-
ia, aseguramos ell triunfo.