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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
Federated Clubs On Record
For Uniform Road Signs and
Repeal of Fruit Juice Tax

club members that from now on, the
business Of automobile touring during
almost every month Of the year is be.
coming a profitable industry for the
county and that to encourage and ae.
commodate travellers, there should be
adequate road signs giving correct in.
structions as to whore roads lead, but
also in giving the distance from point
to point.
In order to stabilize the coming fruit
juice industry, the club passed a reso-
lutions to representatives in congress
urging immediate action, in regard to
repeating the taxes put on the past
year. At one time the Phez interests
had secured promises through the Of.
forts of II. S. Gile, that the loganber.
ny juice would not be taxed. but at
the last moment when the bill came up
for passage, a southern member Of con
gress forced through a tax on fruit
juices.
John Steelhammer, president Of the
federation, presided. Among those pres.
ent were the following:
John Steelhammer, w. H. Broyles,
Weodhurn; T. p. Risteiger, Silverton;
Charles Scott, c. A. Addiman, Scots
Mills; J. ]. Keber, G. d. Ebner, Mt.
Angel; J. w. Mayo, Stayton; c. j. Es
pey, Henry zorn, Donald; ID. j. Moisau,
7. w. Laird, Gersais, Z. 7. Pierce.
Aumsville; L. J. Chaplin, 7. E. Nc
Croskey, Salem.
Jos. J. Keber, secretary and treas
urer Of the federation, issued special
invitation for all members to be pres
ent At the next meeting to be held at
Mt. Angel, Sept. II. II is hoped by that
time that the federation will be able to
take some immediate action on secm,
ing and placing road sfgns throughout
the county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
Program of International
Labor Congress Features
PrObIemO of Woman and Child

Washington, July ls--(United Pressl
Plans of the international labor con.
ference, created by the peace treaty,
s1hen it convenes here for its first meet.
. Anext October, were outlined today
James I. Shotwell, American rep.
\ '$jye on the organizing commit.
tee, q conference.
Tn citing he declared, win be the
first step taken in accordance with the
peace treaty on behalf of labor. Shot.
well, head of the history division Of the
American peace commission, commented
on these four major questions to be tax.
en- up by the conference:
IAN eight hour day throughout the
world. In the treaty all powers have
agreed to accept the principle of the
eight hour day" said shotwell, "but
the conference win undertake to draw
up definite laws which will embody
that principle so il eau be applied by
each nation, and prepare a detailed
treaty to make the obligations recip-
roeal.'
2-state help to remedy unemploy-
ment. "The peace treaty." he said,
provides that each nation provide
remedial legislation with difference to
The conference in oe-
tOber viii discuss definite laws"
3-Women industry. "This is 10 be
taken up with reference to three sep
arate problems" shotwell stated.
First, safeguarding the health Of
mothers obliged to work for their liy.
Ing. II is proposed to prohibit their
work for a certain period before and
after child birth. To provide isv :.
mothers maintenance during the per
iod she is not permitted to work each
nation will be required TO create ma.
Iernity fund. The second will be en-
foreement Of prohibition Of night work
for women, and third, consideration of
women in dangerous trades.
4-Children in industry. "The main
question involved here, he said, "isI
the prohibition of child labor up TO IA
years Of age. There is a definite clause
IN the treaty stating that no country
shall be asked OF required as result Of
.hese annual labor conferences TO lessen
lny-Of the protection accorded TO its
workers by law"
The organizing committee, shotwell
stated, has cabled long series Of ques-
ions to each member of the league of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
Haig Denies He Lacks In
Appreciation Of Yankees

London, July ls-Field Marsha
Haig's failure to mention the Ameri
cans in his recent Newcastle speeel
g certainly was not due to any lack Of
appreciation Of their work, " he de
elared in statement last night.
81 was speaking personally, as one
Britisher to another, on the subject Of
our own part in the war" lIaig said
i pointed out the difficulty of the sit.
uation and how greatly the people 1T
home helped the army. | had no occa.
sion TO mention the Americans, because
my references were to the middle pari
of the war, particularly i9i7-one Of
the most critical periods before the
Americans arrived. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
GERMANY IS SEEKING
LOANS FROM AMERICA
Berlin FinanCier Points OuI
Pressing Need OF Raw
Materials.
By Carl D. aroat

Omitted Press Staff Correspondcnt)
Berlin, July i7.-Gcrmany want,
loans or credits from Amorica.
Director Wasserman Of the Delischt
bank made this clear today IN an inter
view in which he pointed Out that raw
materials and food were essential Il
Germany was to meet the obligations Of
the entente and become a stable mem.
Der Of world society.
German bankers would not make
.overtures 10 the Americans, Wasserman
said as they did not know whom TO ap.
proaeh, but would wait for American ii.
naneiers to renew relations.
There IL only one way GermGny can
be helped at this time,' he said. n'If
she can get copper aud other raw ma.
terials on credit then she can begin the
task Of building up her country and re.
paying her debts. We would want credit
for as long a time as was required 10
produce manufactured goods. With the
proceeds from half or five-eights Of tho
raw materials thus manufactured. l be.
lieve We could repay our credits. /"
Herr Wasscrman emphasized tho ad.
visibility Of the entente and America
taking steps by which the value Of the
German mark could be stabilized for a
year or two.
Wasserman, who Is one Of the Ger.
many's leading finaneiers, Is also a
close follower Of political and social a.
fairs. asked him, incidentally what
he thought Of the soeializetion of Ger
many.
From the political stand point 1t is
purely an internal question he an.
swered, ''but from an economic course
Il interests foreign nations. / believe
socialist political control could be ac.
eomplished but as for actual and com.
plete industrial soeializing there is no
chance at present. That will be a pro-
cess Of evolution. You can Z force 40.
cialism on a whole nation nt ono stroke.
81 do believe that II Germany were
soeialized, other countries would not
deal with her. But America and the
other powers need have no cause for
worry from that standpoint"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18

Uniform road signs and a repeal Of
the tax on fruit juices were favored
by members Of the Federated CONNER
cial clubs Of Marion county at the ses-
sion held last evening at the CONNER
cial club.
= 1t is for uniform road signs that the
federated clubs will work first and
this for the coming month win be Civ
en- the especial attention Of its mem.
befs. 7. E. MeCroskey manager Of the
Salem Commercial club, was delegated
as committee of one to investigate
the special needs Of the county for
adequate road signs and to also secure
estimates as to the cost OF placing
signs at the important cross roads an
tha county.
II was brought to the attention Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
WILSON CONTINUES
CONFERENCES TODAY
MCNary One Of -Four Senator's
Called To Interview
President.

Washington, July ls-(United press)
President Wilson today continued bis
attack on the opposition TO the leagu,
Of nations by calling to the White
House for republican senator's who arc
known to be open minded on the subject
They were Kellogg, Minnesota; Kenyon,
Iowa; Capper, Kansas, and MeNary
Oregon.
Kellogg has favored q league Of ma.
tions in principle for some time. Ken
yon's attitude is considered doubtful.
Capper is known TO favor the formation
Of 6 league. but would like certain
amendments in the present covenant.
MeNary is believed to be desirous of
having some kind Of a league organ
lied.
The president was expected TO fol.
low the same line Of argument as he
did yesterday with Colt. Nelson ard Nc.
Cumber, the first three republican sena-
tors to call. It was learned he did not
ssk them TO change their opinions but
merely gave them "inside informa-
tiou as TO why certain decisions we're
made at Paris and certain clauses in.
serted in the treaty. Il was understood
he talked about the Shautuaz settle
ment which has evidently been selected
by the opposition as the weakest point
in the pesee fabric.
Some resentment has been arsssed at
the capitol because tie president irnor-
ed such leaders as Knox. Dofah and
Lodge. and sent his invitations first 10
those senators Eha rere believed 10 be
more o. lee. 'fdaHhffai -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
Vast Forest Area Reduced /
SmOuldering Ashes BY
Wild Flames.
ALL BUT ONE BLAZE PUT
UNDER CONTROL TODAY
Nineteen Separate Burns Re-
ported III Montana And
North Idaho.

Spokane, Wash, July ls.-With 80,
600 acres of forest reduced to shoulder
ing ashes, several ranches burned out
and thousands Of men fighting them
forest fires within a 50-mile radius Of
this city were reported today to be bare
ly holding their own against crews Of
red-eyed, exhausted fighters.
A change in the wind late yesterday
saved thousands of acres by baekfiring
a score of blazes, according to forest
rangers and supervisors. The cold
night also helped check the spread OF
the flames
Only one fire--that on Blue Lake,
east of Priest River--is reported out Of
control today About fifty men arc 90
ing into fight this blaze.
One Beyond Control
The Big Creek and North Fork fires,
covering about 5000 acres in the Kellogg
district, are moving very SLOWLY today,
due to the shift in the wind. The wind
last night backfired blazcs in many
places, according to Ranger Rowe, Of
the kellogg district. Today a slight
wind is blowing against the fires, re.
tarding their progress.
Both state aud the Pend Oreile Pro
tective association are fighting the
Blue Lake fire, which is tapping up
four hundred acres east of Priest river.
''Out of control. Fifty men gone in
to fight it," was Forest Supervisor
Flint's report from Newport on the
Blue Lake fire. In this section, TOO,
the wind had stopped the flames on
other fires, Flint said.
10 Fires Reported.
Nineteen fires in all are sweeping
portions Of western Montana and north.
ern Idaho, menacing several towns, nu.
merous ranches and millions of feet of
timber. Forest service officials are re
cruiting every available man for fight
ers. fearing & little more headway viii
result in fires as serious as those Of
1910.
st. Regis aud Alberton. Mont, arc
ia dire danger Forest service reports
are that the flames got beyond control
Continued en- page tbree)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
CABLE CENSORSHIP LIFTED

Washington, July 18.--Cable censor
ship by the United States will end at
p. IN. July %, the State department an
nounced late today. All restrictions
heretofore imposed by the censorship
will be removed at that time. The re
moyal Of the press censorship was an
nounced some time ego.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
McNary Invited To Confer
With President On Friday

Washington, July ls.-Senator Ne.
Nary Of Oregon. republican, has re-
eeifed formal invitation to call upon
the president At the White House at 2
.. N. Fridav.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18

nation about its existing aud proposed
laws on these matters. Answers are now
arriving.
-Four delegates from each nation in
the league of nations will be sent to
the conference, he said-two represent
ing the government, one representing
capital and the other labor They may
be accompanied by technical experts
who viii not have vote.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18

Foriy-two babies Of silverson we're
given an eugenie test at silverlon nigh
school July 8 under direction Of the
0Fsses Congress Of Mothers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18

A branch Of the Eugene Bible univer
sity Will be established at Seattle this
yeeg, according to 40 announcement ny
Dr.. sanderson. president ef Che inzsi-
tuition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18

The board Of directors Of the Mosier
Valley bank at a regular meeting last
Friday declared semi-annual dividend
Of per cent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
TOOK ANOTHER BITE

( Seattle, Wash, July 1s.-
X While Senator Wesley l.. Jones
\ was delivering an impassioned
+ attack on the democratic ad.
= ministration at the Young Mems
republican club luncheon here
( yesterday, his false teeth fell
< on the table.
X qPut 'em in and bite 'em
+ again. yelled Colonel J. NJ.
( Hawthorne, democratic war
( horse and former candidate for
( congress
+ And Senator Jones did
( X X = X x \ \ n = = L =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-18
Weather Report.

Oregon: Tpnight faiT; sat.
arday fair and uarsnef. senile
northerlv winds
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21

trato, podran recoger los licitadores
los pianos y modelos de proposiciones
que han despresentar, mediante fan de
p6sito de $1,000, dfez d6laressque Sc
ram reembolsad6s al SER taevasltoss di-
chos docamentos en- el piago de veinte
dias despuss de cfectuada Ia subasta.
La administrator sse reserva eide
recho de rechazar cualquiera 0 todas
las proposiciones ei de adjudicar Sel
contrato bajo otras consideraciones q.
las de precio solamente.
Gui1lermo EsTEvEs.
Comisionado Advt.
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Institute Universitario "Jose de Diego"
Escuela de Quimica Azucarera

Esa escua solo eva de eablecida esta enando eff
ia ncesidad mpoante dejaba senr
personal d6neo Los aumnos graduates del
aprobaron asgnaturas
repondene Iesro Segundo Curo la afra actual des
puesos reponabdad Laboratories de las s
geneS azuea La Plata Bayaney
LAFAYETTE 6venes proposto adj
qur experenca exgda Curse de EsudiOs para ob
diploma ubeen aprobado satisfaction los
enemo los mejores inomes del abao reali
cada de eLos FL oven Juan j. Gomez rabaa de
mico central Lafayette recibe $4,000 mensuale los de-
m ganan de $500 SS000
La oportmdad que brnda uventud estudosa
En- mas pracca que redunde
rpdos poSos puede esuiar arrera
r del por parte reconocida
porvenr espnddo solo que amben Domingo
Hayti, Cuba, Venezuela, Colombia Mejico.
Escuela de Quima
se cda ubdviiendoe eos termnos
Matricua pagar tGrmno $1,000
adeaniado $4,000 el eStudante 10 prefere
Con obeo de dar mas ampa information pubicamo
nimerO de aSignaturas de cada curso
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INTERMEDIATES DE vERANo

Para gozar de una buena salud du-
rante la estacich de calor, es necesa-
rio que los rihones y veiiga funcionen
normal y abundantemente Los. artri-
ticos a quienes facilmente Sc les i'm
pregna el acido irico, no tienen la
sufciente cantidad de orina para ha-
cerlo salir. Ell Arthri-sel restablece las
orinas abundantes evita los dolores
de los rifones, las congestiones del hi
gado, los reumatismos todas las ma
nifestaciones del Arthritismo de vera
no. En- todas las Farmacias.
Representante, Juan A. Perez, Box
425, Allen SO, San Juan, P. R. Advt.
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GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO. DE
PARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR. NE
GocIADo DE EDIFIcIos PUBLrcos
San Juan, p. r., mayo 16, 1919.
SUBAsTA N+'


PRoPosIcIoNEs lbajo pliegos ce-
rrados para Ell suministro de todo mate
rial y mano de obra necesaria para la
completa reconstruccion del techo de
la escuela ROMAN BALDoRIoTY DE
CASTRO, de Ponce, Sc recibiran en- las
oficinas de la Junta Escolar, de Ponce
hasta las dos de la tarde e.. P. M del
dia "a de mayo 1919, en- cuya fecha~y
hora Sc abriran phblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios sc daran
en- la 'ofcina del Comisionado del Int.
rior, o la de Ia Junta Escolar de Ponce
donde Sc encuentran, de manifesto los
documentos que han de regir en- el con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21

Sc DEsEA:-un empleado que tenga
experisncia en- Ingles, Bspaiol que sepa
mucha maqniniIla, y comerciO. Buen
sueldo. Dirijase q r. AvTLEs q co.
Playa Mayagiiez. 49, Advt
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Sc orREcE

DUEN0 DE I6pRENTA.-El establecinnisn.
variada Jexistencia de pspeIes. st.calidades y
tamahOsa diyersos s' ,Bond1', dc d714X, "a.
,{l6 y 20 libras); Sstiuado de 45 y SO Ii.
bras; de peri6dieO tamado 80 xI44jAa $4:Ou
resma. Sobres corrientes en- tamsfo grsh-
de. rBorderdss etc., istcs--No 10 divide: REAL
HERMAN0S, sTanca l., San Juan, sP! n. ~
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BE vENDR

ALBUMS DE PTo. RIco.-con 200 vistas
con las antiguas Puertas festas del derrbo
de murallas los vende d. Alfonso 206 San
turce Tel 406'xerde. s.
SN-e,r-N- .-o,es
sE yENDE.-Muy barato, transito de in.
geniero casi nuevo y una mesa de dibujo
San Sebastian IL. Altos.
Sc vENDE.-Una motocicleta "Indian'', una
mdquina de escribir ''Oliver" una maquina
de coser Singer, doble pespunte.-Infor
'naran Muhoz Rivera 81. Caguas.
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coLoCAC1oNES.

DESEA COLOCACTON.-- Tn portorriqueho
con cinco amos de practca en- banco, de sea
coioc Aci6nren un banco frma de conslde-
raci6n-Direcci6n ''B' Ell MUNDo. San
Juan. Puerto Rico
DESEA C0LoCACIoN.- J6ven con tercer
afio 'Escuea Superior, maquinilla. cores
pondencia comercial ingles. Buenas re-
ferencias. Dirfjase al apartado 311 Rio
Piedras. p. r.
TENED0R DE LIBROS-CORRESP0N
graduado de Concrete en- los E.E U.U. de-
sea colocac6n Cuenta con bastante prac
tiea buenas referencias. Acepta trabajo por
horas. Box %. Catano.
Solicita colocaci6n joven que sabe leer
y escribr perfectamente tiene algunos CO.
nocimientos de ingles. Puede dar magnff
cas- referencias. Informaran calle Ernesto Ce-
rra casa de don Conrado Quifones
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Teago pleas de repuesto para Re-
gistradoras-Ojeda. Avt.
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Sc vENDE

Sc vENDE.-Magnihco papel Coated. de. la
misma clase peso en- que Sc imprimen los
fotograbados de puerto Rico Ilustrado'' al
preco reducidfsimoe de $lf.0O la resma de
setenta hbras, tamaho 25 3s.--Pidalo a
Puerto Rico Ilustrado Inc, Salvador Brau
81, p. o. Box 345. San Juan P. R.-Todas
las ventas al contado.
81 VENDEN-Dos casas de maderas situa-
das EN- la calle San Mateo de Santurce. Rem
tan $45. 90. Precio $4,000 las dos. Dirf-
iase al apariado 400, San Juan, P. r.
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Para reparar su maquina de escri-
bir Ojeda. San Jose. No. A. Avt.
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COMPRAS.

AUTOMOBILES C0MPRo.-Dodge Ford
EN- cualquer estado pago buenos precios,
Tanbifne vendo carros comisi6n; lame a
Jose, 1872 rojo. Apartado 50 Santurce.
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Sc soLICITAN

UN LINoTIPISTA.-Se nscesita en- 10 i'm
prenta de Real Hermanos.-Tanca 1.--SAn
Jaan, Puerto Rico. se e, s,ss
10o,9 ~y7o0>--vo1soS>s
AVISO A LAS DAMAS-Sefiora espaho
la de paso para Nuevh York ofrece sus ser
vcos para tefir, limpiar y rizar toda clase
de plumas y hoars. Para informes: Hotel
Sevilla. Cristo 16 Box 532.
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HUMACAO POR DENTRO'
BALE EN- la ..HIGH scHooL,,


El viernes diez y seis sc VERTIGO un
concurrido bale en- Ell salon asamblea
de la High School. Fue muy anima-
do, debido las simpaticas flores del
jardin Oriental.
oRDENANzA EN- vIGoR.
Con motive de los frecuentes bales
que Sc celebran en- la ciudad, ha cre,-
do bien ell Alcaide poner en- vigor la
ordenanza que prohibe efectuar bales
sin previo permiso del Tesorero ;on-
tador. Hacemos publco este para que
no cola de susie a los amantes del bai-
lie.
PoR Ell CoNCEJO MUNICIPAL.
En- la reunion pasada que celebr5
ese Cuerpo Municipal Sc lego un sscri-
to presentado por varios subastadores
con objeto de que Sc enmiende la ac-
Sual ordenanza para la subasta de car
nes de res, en- ell sentido de que en- lu-
gar de efectuarla por dias, como hasta
ell presente Sc esta hacienda, sea por
semanas. Consideramos buena la pro-
posicion, por ell tempo que ahorra al
Te3orero y al Contador, aunque en- de-
trimento del consumiGor. Pero, este
afecta al que consume dicho articulo,
Y juzgamos que esta disposition, por
parte de los citados subastadores, es
anti-democratica, toda vez que impi-
lie cualquier pobre que deseare pre-
ientar una res y matarla bajo pre-
clio, la hbertad de hacerlo. Y estariamos
obligados conner carne al precio que
estuviese EN- CANA al que Sc llevara la
subasta semanal. Desechen la idea de
que tai proposition sea aprobada por
ell Concejol 81
JUEGOS DE "BASE- BALL..
Ell domingo Is Sc efectuaron dos de-
safios de "base- BALI entire los tens
Porto Rico y Ponce de Leon;
uno por la mafiana y otro por la tarde.
Muy habiles estuvieron los dos games
saliendo descalabrado ell ''Porto Rico
EN- ambos juegos. Felicitamos al ''Pon-
ce de Leon" por su nuevo triunfo, y es-
peramos que mantendra en- alto otra vez
su bandera.
FUTURA HUELGA DE PRoFESoREs
No solamente los rudos labriegos sc
levantan en- huelga por Ell misero jor-
nal que ganan. La huelga ahora sera
de intelectuales; de los profesores, que
son los segundos padres del nifio. Con
gran asombro, vimos reunidos en- los sa
lones de la "Escuela Ponce de Leon
todos los profesores graduados y ru-
rales de esta comarca, con ell fin de
pedir, por medic de un escrito y con
la ayuda de todos los demas profesores
de la isla centre los que Sc cuenta Ca
yey) la Camara Legislative, la apro-
bacion del BILL N. 1877; case de no
conseguir su objective, no firmar con-
tratos para ell aiio fiscal de 1920, para
Ell desempefo de sus respectivas escue-
las.
Nunca hubieramos creido que los
maestros puertorriquefios tuviesen que
recurrir a este extreme; pero dada la
actitud que para con ellos ha obser-
vado nuestra Camara Legislative, es-
tamos de acuerdo con ell profesorado
pues es muy justa y razonable su pro-
tesla.
Ell SPEAKER" NOS VISTA.
Pudimos saludar ell domingo nues
trc buen amigo Juan B. Huyke, quien
Sc encontraba aqui en- asuntos de SUI
profession. Fue una buena oportunidad
para los maestros su grata vista, te-
nemos entendido que e1los Sc avistaron
por medic de una comision con ell
Speaker, para tratar sobre ell asun-
to antes expuesto.
coRREsPoNsAL. \
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Buena Oportunidad

s, desea comprar una s6lida "a
sa dos plantas de MADEIRA te-
chada de teia metal, puede
verla en- la Ave. Miramar No.
Is. Informaran: Tel. 100 azul,
Santurce. Tel. 425 San Juan.
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BE ALoUILA
Sc ALQUILA.-Una habitaci6n.- San
Juan Moderno, 27.--Stop 4S y media.

Sc ALQUILAN. .--En casa de familia: dos
habitaciones frescas Y amuebadas. Gale
eentrica. Para informes lame ell telef9no
s32 azdl San Juan
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81 - - 80 -. -
PoR AUsENTARsE sus duefos Sc venden
dos ranchos con solar propiO que produ-
cen hasta el 500 mensual del capital nver.
lido. Para informes. Luis Cortes. Monse.
rrate 81. 81.
ST VENDE.-en el Hostess House Campa-
mento Las Casas un Dodge en- buenas con-
dciones Informes en- Ia misma, de 4 a
5lA.
s-'->--- 49, -~--~--~->~~>-
Sc vENDE.-Un bazar -en San Jose %
con sus mercancias, muy barato. Esta sur
lido de todo. Informardn en- los altos. Te-
lefono 67S. a
MUEBLEs I'm vENTA-se ofreee un iue
go complete de muebles de yIENA en- buen
estado, precio, convenientes Informa
ran Tetuan as almac6n.
-ra-.. -f~-~-s-.,
Sc 0FRECE.--en venta una hermosa pa
reia de eansos j6venes raza inglesa. Para in
formes aImacen L. Planas Marti. Tetuan
t5 San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-21

81 ID desea anuncae positive hAgao
Iecci6n. 81 Ud vsnder COmprar Aluuar
quiere rsalzar apidamente
EO AdmitmO cuauuisr pueblo