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The Washington times., 1919-11-27
BETTER THAN CALONH
Thousands Have Discovered
Hr. Edwards Olive Tablets
ere a Harmless Substitute

DR.. EDWARDS Olive Tatlets-the afb-
stitute .1 calome-are mild Sut nxs
laxaiive, and thsr elect on the Hvr =
c,moa instantaneous 1hese iIft.e olive
colred tablets are the result of O1
Edwar5s' determination not to treat
liver aai bowel complaints with caiomd
The pieasa-t little tablets do TIE
god that calornel does, but have 20
bal after effects They doo't init,re tln
teeth ike strorg liquids q calok:,a.
Tney take hold Of the troubIe and
csickly correct it. Why cure The fy9
II the expense OF the tecth? Caiorpd
sognsu.nes plays havoc with the gums
80 do sLolg AuIidA il is bess not %
take calornd. Let Dr.. LdwSrds UayO
Tahkls tAke its plAcs-
He1dachex "duilne2" and that hEy
feeling come from CONSTIPATION and .
dprdeGRd hvu. Take Or. Edwzstb'
Olive Tablets when you feel log" ond
& thezvy," They .iclcar" clooded he1h
srd ~nr-k un" ne e-1irifs ,ac and sc.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
b. +. kEITH'S.

Wilkie Bard, the famous London
music-hall comedian. will be the
stellar attraction at r. +. Keith's
next week. The French chanteuse,
Mile. Nitta-Jo, as La Gigolette Pari-
cienne." will present a typical scene
from the cabarets OF the notorious
Montmartre of Paris. A new vaude-
vile star Sheila Terry, with support
OF Henry Peterson and Gattison
Jones. will be seen for the first time
in the new Friedlander musical COM
edy. "Three's A Crowd"
Other inclusions will be Emmett
De Noy and company in Mother s
Diary" the Jazzland Naval Octet of
real former "gobs;" Frank Gaby with
his gift o CAB; de Onsonne and Bak-
The Washington times., 1919-11-27

When IL {. shimmie? Am. NY
brid OF the dancing art has caused
more discussion. more censor, and
greater interest than even the
celebrated Turkey Trot' and
Bunny Hug" The censcrs bias
phemed IL as movement" rather
than dance. 1t has been given
more variations than the origin
of man.
And now Constance Talmadge,
star of "a yirtuous vamp," de-
scribes the actual shimmie in a
diagrammatic pose, with no less
an authority than Gilda Gray,
generally credited as the danseuse
who introduced it in Amerca. as
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
BURTON HOLMES.

Continuing his new series of travel
ogues on present-day Europe, Bur-
ton Holmes this coming week will
take his fellow-travelers to the more
celebrated and now historic battle
fields and devastated regions OF
France.
OF course few days are spent in
Paris at the Fourth OF July period
Mr. Holmes will give "The Battle
fields of France" at the New National
Theater Sunday evening at $50 and
Monday at 4:30.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
BELAsCO.

THE Unknown Purple" will Re seen
At the Belasco Theater, beginning next
Sunday.
Roland West, the author. has writ
ten play which holds the audience
spellbound to a final curtain, which
scene he leaves In The abs,rac. This
makes it possible for one to construct
to ones own satisfaction what hap
pens to V. Cromport, the millionaire,
Jewel Marchmont. the vampire wife,
Ruth the sweet-faced little
mother" and Bradbury. the victim of
high finance.
Mr.. West has provided a splendid
cast headed by George Probert Sup
porting him are such well-known
players as Miss Jean Stuart, Benedict
AacQuarrie. Miss Nisit1 Allen. Miss
Eveta Knudsen, Joseph S.aytor,
Arthur LeVien. Harry Redding, Her
bert Ashton, Grant sherman, and f.
L. Luane.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27

the source of her definition. In
the story of "A Virtuous Vamp."
the one man who will not respond
to her vaEpy arts and wiles is
an insurance broker. who enlists
her aid to investigate the appli-
cation for $4,000 policy on
the shoulders of a shimmie dancer.
Constance. as Nellie Jones. the
''virtuous vamp," exemplifies the
shimmie for the broker. To do
II correctly she sought Gilda
Gray, who, in one of the big cab
arcI scenes in the production, en-
tertains the sufferers of held
over July thirsts with a real SHIN
ME dance
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Coming To The
Playhouses
Next Week
GARRrcK.


With several of Its most stirring
scenes laid here, IL Is only fitting that
William Harris, jr.. should have se-
lected the National Capital for the
premier presentation OF John Drink
waters great play, Abraham Lin
colin" which beg a weeks engage
ment at the Shubert-Carrick next
Sunday evening.
All those characters who played
such important parts in the tense
days OF strife, when LincQln battled
with might and right to- hold the
Union inviolate, appear in the play
which Arnold Bennett, Lloyd George,
and other illusfrious Englishmen have
declared is "the play Of the century
Abraham Lincoln" is now in it's sec.
playing to capacity houses. As Ar
mold Bennett expressed it, None can
dine out in London today and admit
without a blush, that he has not seen
Abraham Lincoln"
/. The American version of the play
has had the personal and undivid ed
lattention of Mr.. Harris and Mr.
Drinkwater, and due care has beer
exercised to see that all those little de
tails of a historic character have beer
| added to make II historically correct.
POLTS.
"Maytime," the phenomenally sue
cessful play with music" is to be
seen again here at Polls Theater next
week, with the original New York
company.
"Maytime" is a dramatic gem OF
such quality that it would make a
big hit without music, but May
times" musical score Is so delight
full that many of its numbers. like the
famous "Will You Remember" are
sung and whistled all over the coun-
try. The story covers a period of
over seventy years, end shows the
lovers in youth. middle age and final
iy old age. There is \ surprise in the
last act that sends everyone out of
the theater with a smile.
The costumes and scenery are
quantity beautiful. The first period
is lS40. next 1855, the third 1850, and
the fourth the present time. Even
the music is suited to the times.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
EGYPTIAN AGITAT0R
ARRESTED BY BRITISH

LONDON, Nov. 2I.-Atil Bsraki,
nephew of Zagloul Pasha. the pres
dent OF the Egyptian delegation to tns
peace conference in Paris. has been
arrested by the British military auth
critics at Cairo. according to news
agency dispatch from Cairo today.
The arrest was made in connection
with the Egyptian nationalist aetivi-
ties.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
NATIONAL,

Seats for Otis SINNERS engagement
at the National Theater for one week
beginning next Monday evening Dr.
cember l, are now on gale.
Mr.. skinner will appear in 'Tke q
Rise Of Peter Barban." q comedy writ
ten for him by Maud skinner, his
wife. and Jules Eckert Goodman. In
the company that will appear with
the popular star are o. Il. Clarence
Mary Shaw, Ruth Rose, Thurlow Be-
gen, Robert Ames. william Boneili,
J. T. Chailee. Walter F. Scotti and
others.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
MUNCIE MAYOR SENT
TO JAIL FOR 2 YEARS

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. e7.-Mayor
Rollin II. Bunch. Of Muncie, ahd Pros
ecutor Horace G. Murphy, of Della
ware county. found guilty Of usirg
the mails to defraud in an alleged
fake fighting and land scheme. were
sentenced by Judge 4. r. Anderson
to two years imprisonment and $1,000
fine each.
Chauncey Stillson, hotel owner OF
Muncie. was sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment and to pay q
fine of $1,000.
ID. c. ORGANIZED CittIepshtp-Wss ash
IuCtNn's big civic movement.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
News For Film Fans and PlaygOerS
THREE STARS IN
ONE FAMILY

Natalie Talmadge. youngest sister
Of the Tzlmadge trio. il memper OF
the cast supporting Norma TsImaose
in her new select special producuon'
The Isle of Conquest which comes
20 both Crzndalfs metropolitan and
Cranaalrs Knickerbocker theaters
sunday for a full week at the former
and two days at the latter
In. her role OF jamie" Natalie ap-
pears zs a sister to Norma in her
screen character and IL is said that
her ,delineation OF the part Is SO
eieyer that critics already are hailing
her As a future star OF the screen
The Isle OF Conquest" is from the
famous novel by Right OF Con-
quest by Arthur Hornblow. and was
adapted to the screen by Anita Loos
and John Emerson. Edward Jose di-
rected the picture and wyndham
standing IS the leading man.
The Isle OF Conquest" dIscloses q
variety OF scenes as well as variety
OF action. Much OF the action takes
place on an Isolated island in the
south Seas. and on the island many
effective locations figure as back
grounds. Also OF particular inter-
est are those scenes taken aboard a
yacht These passages show the
yacht torpedoed at sea and the sub
s-cuent shipreck furnishes the inci-
dents through which a man and wom-
an find themselves alone on the pic
turesGue tropical beauty spot.
There are those playwrights who
contend that IL takes a year to write
q successful play. and there are those
who contend to the contrary.
Consider the case of owen Davis.
known TO fame and the banks as the
author OF some two hundred plays and
who isn't two hundred years old or
anywhere near IT. Not by seven jug
fuIls.
Mr.. Davis. unlike many other play
vrieats. has no set or rules regarding
playwriting. He gets An idea for a
play and promptly sits down ana
writes it. 1t sounds simple enough
and is-until you try it-for back of
Mr. Davis remarkable record are
years OF study and work in the thea
ter. His facility for playwriting did
not come without practice, nor did he
win success over night. He gradu-
ated from Harvard with a hankering
TO do something in the theater, and
while the first play he ever wrote
made him some thousands of dollars
his path has not always been fes-
tooned with roses.
Mr.. Davis is represented here this
week by AT 9:45," which William A.
Brady, Ltd. is presenting at the Shu-
bert-Garrick-
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
er: the Aerial Siivermaids, and 9TH
ers.
There will be special matinee to-
day at 5 o'clock
0AYETY.

OAYETY.
The latest offering of Jacobs e.
Jerman. The Burlesque Review" q
big spectacular production, will con-
stitute next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater. The entertainment is
far removed from the character of the
average burlesque show. Bits from
big dramatic and comedy successes
will be introduced.
Numbered in the cast are such
prominent entertainers as Harry
Spellman, Edward Shubert. Harl e
hayne, Billy Schuler. Irene Mera,
Harry Emerson. Irene Leary, and
Billy Taylor, with a chorus of twenty.
The Washington times., 1919-11-27
LYCEUM.

Two burlesoue shows replete with
comedy, specialties. singing and dane
ing will be offered by the Beauty
Revue" which comes TO the I.yceum
Theater next week. The company 10
headed by Ada Lum. the Chinese
American prima donna. and Jimmie
Cooper, who is we'll known among
comedians. They will be supported
by Charles Flemming, Rose Henley,
Helene Stanley, Maetie Collins, Morris
ToIin, Billy Cumby and. chorus Of
twenty pretty girls.
THURS THEA
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SALVADOR HERNANDEZ

En- su residencia de Carolina fallc-
clio el distinguido joven Salvador Fer
nandez, hijo del gran patricia porto
rriquefo, el doctor Clemente Fcrnan-
dez. FL entierrO que sc verified en- cl
cemcntcrio de Carolina, constituy6 una
manifestation de sincere pcsar, una
prueba de las muchas amistades SIM
patias con que contaba el extinto.
Reiteramos al doctor Fernandez, a
su afigida esposa, a los hermanos Itu-
rregni, demas familiares, nuestro mas
sentido p6same por la pena que les
embargo y Ell la cual tomamos since,
ra parte.
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Ell DEPARTAMENTO DE EDUCACION
Necesita 100000 de dollars, para pOder
cumplir la mission que lie esta encOmendada

'5 conunto ogansmos por de Off
que constuyen fuerza
- dectora simpata
que nspra su comPea eevada mson e DepartamentO de
'a >Educacion
' que trabajo regeneration
patosmo por que esea
m con tan ahpa ha tendo tendra mayores mas
,. frecuentes dficultades.
a Departamento Brambaugh
'hasta Miller, un caminO Ieno de espnas de exitOs.
Ell progreso de la instruction p1bca Puerto Rico,
debe motives mas grandes orgo ad
M nstracon americana para capacdad puertoquena EI
uerzo cobnado del Departmental de los Maeos las Jun
ta locales ha consegdo puedan bssr nuestras esceas
M bcas condolences actuaes cada seran neora
das perfecconadas arego metodo la pedagoga
osofa combnadas vayan graduanente ofreciendo
ccnsecuenca deLperenne poceso evotVo de la czacion
TodOs debemOs propender fe, al desenvomentO
III progressive del Deparaeno de Educaci6n cuaquier
peco actvdades ecamase Influenza de la cca debe
M de esta propotO de conbu al meoamento
a Ia obstruction infecunda.
soicitado prineros
de daio, ngnte cudadosa revision de los me-
ensehanza satisfaction
que camaras ncado va interesane
90 proyecto, secundando nuestra iniciativa.
EL MUN0o reaIizando prop6so de serVr al pals
Ell Departamento Educacon puede consdearse de min
gun modo fracasado hecho de exstan mas de
100000 nihos recibir eI beneciO de la instruction.
Este problema senciamente, probema economico.
hay resolution decir al pals dispone
de para resoer concto de entusasa
ndes proyecos de ley que pueden vud de
dnero para remeda ell NAL cya desapa
rici6n todos ardentemene deseamos 4..l
M Ha sdo comprobado nosoos entTeveta csbra
da eie de contabidad del copartamnto cue l. c7 total
del actual presupuesto gastos sa seria qu nes
taa pode dar cupmeno todas las oogaooneo onco-
mendadas al de instruction dcha cfra mas
deberia ascender a cnco milones de dollars.
Esa la reaIdad de los hechosy nueos legislatures tie
que compender ba para sasfacer escrpuos eec
el
den tener apIcacion practica.
Ell pobIema esta adenas, relaconado
probema de emgacion ndudabe entire la s
aci0nque anazamos dendad de nuestra pobIaci6n ex
nuy estechos Iazos.
Noeo+ro No veroe nor a roento o+ra anino n,e al nd
ciorta OCCASION la Casa Blanca e Presidene
fF Roosevelt.
E probema educaVo de Puerto Rico de caracter
riotico nosotros debemos ayudar para resoIVerlo"
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esamos conVencidos de dponemos de
noncas para consegu anafabesmo desapaezca
to Rico estamos aben convencdos que desapare
Ger ipor que nuestros legislatures exponen nuestaac6n
Congreso Americana socitan conducto Com
sIonado la cooperation del pueblo de los Esados Unidos?
Nosoos creemos irmemente, que nuesa isIa Sc
ria oda.
Mas an suponendo fuera as que pudera exstr
washington agna razon podnos atende les quedaa
despues de todo nuesros egadores satisfaction
que con su nteIgenca coraz6n eazaon mayor
uezo posbe EN- ben de la instruction por consgente
porVenr de Puerto Rico.
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Daniel F. Kelley.
AGRADEcEMos LA coRTEsIA.

Los Inspectores de Aduana Sr. Ernes
to Gonzalez Comulada Y cl Sr Roger
que prcstaban scrvicio especial a bordo
del Santiago de Cuba, tuvicron nu.
merosas defercncias con nuestro rcdac.
tor Sr. Monagas, que fu6 bordo con
el Objcto dc cntrcyistarsc con los agi-
tadOres obreros Ncgrin Barrios. re-
cicntcmcnte cxpulsados dc Cuba acusa.
dos dc ser propagandistas del bolshcvi-
kismO.
Agradeccmos al Sr. Comulada al
Sr. Roger sus atcnciones.
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Av1so.

Por la presente notifico mis-
clientes y al pGblicO eli general,
que por haber disminuidO conside-
rablemente desde que Sc firmo ell
armisticio el trabajo para el que
fui nombrado, he renunciado mi
puesto como Fiscal Especial Auxi-
liar de la Corte Federal, y me de
dicare desde hoy eXclusivamente
a los asuntos de mi hufete particu-
lar Ell el edificio Royal Bank of
Canada, San Juan, p. r.
Advt. Daniel F. Kelley.
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sESENTA DoLARES DE GRATIFICA
CIoN A CADA OFFICIAL
o SoLDADo.

III general Chrisman rccibi6 anoche
un cablegrama del Ayudamte General del
Ejercito en- Washington, participandolc
la aprobaci6n dc una ley por la cual sc
entregara cada Official soldado la
suma dc SESENTA DOLARES, en- cali
dad dc extra-compensaei6n por sus scr.
vicios en- el curse dc la guerra. p.
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Ell REPRESENTATIVE vALDES.

Esta va bien de la grave enferme-
dad que le aquejara y aver ha vuelto
reanudar sus tareas legislativas,
el Representante por Mayagiez, esti-
madO amigo nuestro don Alfonso Val
des.
Sinccramente nos alegramos.
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DON PEDRO GRAU.

Don Pedro Grau, acaudalado conner
ciante dc MayagGez, Sc cncuentra en-
San Juan, en- gcstiones de la mercantil
dc aquella plaza :" NJ. Grau Hi.ios .,
dc la cual es socio gcstor.
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Information General
Ell HAMBRE EN- s1R1A.

Personals de la colonia siria residcn-
tes en- esta ciudad, han recibido noti-
cias dc haber fallecido dc hambre en-
aquella region, muchos dc sus familia-
res, a consecuencia de los iltimos aeon
tecimientos de la guerra europea.
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ST oUIERE listed CoMPRAR o
VENDER Bonos Acciones de Ban
cos, Centrales, y otros valores, fncas
risticas y urbanas, colocar tomaY di
nero en- hipotecas pignorar valores,
dirijase a N. Llauri y Comp, Tetuan
mum. 6, San Juan P. R. Telefono 2s7.
AI'VT.
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SUsPENDIDo.

Sc nos suplica dccir, que ha sido sus-
pendida la publication de un programa
dc. anuncios, que habian organizado
ciertos cmpleados del Teatro, y sc nos
pide tambi6n que 10 avisemos, para CO.
nocimientO dc los suscriptOrcs.
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sALA DE is,ocoRRos.
Curados el dia 6.

CuradOs el dia 6.
Goyo Aragones, de San Juan, de una
confusion con erosion en- el tercio me-
dio de la pierna derecha.
Juan de la Cruz, de Manati, de una
herida incisa sobre la region del ter
clio inferior del antebrazo.
Antonio Rodriguez, de una contu-
sion EN- la region del tercio inferior
del brazo y region lumbar.
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DoNATIvos HEcHos A LA CRUZ
ROJA

III Sr. Llod6, propictario del Salon
Tibis, dc la Parada 8, dc Puerta dc
TERRA, ha hecho un donativo de $1,000
a la Cruz Roja, proccdcntc dc los bales
de Carnaval que sc efectuaron en- dicho
Salon. Tambi6n hara donativos las
dcmas institucioncs caritativas dc San
Juan.
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NEWS TkILoRS--LINERA & SUAREZ
arf's--sAsTRES QORTADoREs DE ESCUELA
sfa AMERICANA mplimiento Immediate en-
,pe, las 6rdenes.--Garanta absolute
.gg a, yisitenos. San francisco ST., Ed6cio Aea-
RsT demia Cat6ca San Juan.
lep giIloy Eamilia "La Cubanita'' esta de place
,s mes.--Eso tiene 1imba Rabia el TabIcro
ahora 81 es verdad que acaba de recibr Ia
bacos frescos dc Fabrica-Una vista que
sJ.ia dara complacido.--i M6tee Guayabo Arriba
Cubanital Arrfba Pretol
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Ell dia 10 de los corrientes scra lie.
vadO a prcseneia del Juez Rossy, del
Tribunal dc Distrito, jose Cartagcna,
quien en- meses pasados agrcdi6 en- Ia
calle de San Francisco, al periodista,
don Andres Rodriguez Vera.
Sc acusa Cartagcna dc acomctimien.
to Y aggression graves.
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FL Conlit6 obrero de las Ficstas del
Carnaval, ha entrcgado la Cruz Rpja,
I'm donativo dc $4,000, proccdentcs de
los bales que llevaron a cfecto.
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DR.. BERNABE

III DIR. Bcrnabe dcsca manifcstar a
sus clientcs y amigos, que en- cl fu-
turo sus horas dc ofcina seran dc 10 a
II A. NJ. Y de p. NJ. Advt.
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+! Capitulo Puerto Rico, dc Ia Cruz
Americana, agradocc ambos donativos,
y. da pGblicas gracias por cl generoso
proccdcr del ST.. Llab6 Y del ComitG
obrero.
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flt la calle del Cfisio de esta ca.
Pitaf, 4 dsteetivc Daniel Perez Sanchez
aeaba dc capturar Al prdfugo Ram6a
Rios Potala, (al Guinea, que tambien
us6 el nombre falso dc Juan Pagan Ve
lcz. Este suieto Is uu dcscrior De Jos
trabaios que ss realizan en- "a earrcte.
"a dc Arecibo Y ests extinguicndo va
rias condemns por cscalamicnto.
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HoMBRE HONRABo DE NECoCfos NJ
ccsita I'm socio aetiyo resrrt ade raa t uu1
$4,000 para va neroria hriuanfe seeara
Confdenciai -Apariado 1s santurrs
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PRAcT1ckErEs
rrAcrrcASrE sn. RAmor ALrps.

Az PUBLfCO -Tcrminaao mis- rrmureaisrs
con Il Eisrcito dc ios ~ at de a rfrsre4
mis- servicio-.-Caiie San Jeat. SO 5 knsa
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SE CoMPRA UN BILLIARDS Pool de -
gundss msbos en- buenss condiciones.-Pars
ipformes diriiase 9 Victor Fragoso.-Ca Carolt
ma, Puerto Rico.
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Sc ALQUILA,-Garage para Ford. LII vii.
son Avenue Santurce, L. Il.
Sc ALQUILAN.-Dos c6modas ventiladas
habitaciones propias para caballeros, en- casa
recien cOnstruida.-SaIvador Brau 81, altos.
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Libreria, Papeleria, Efectos de ESCRIToRIo.
Collection Postales de Fajardo, Materiales
MUSICA y BASE-BALL.-Ageucis de Peri6.
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Los PRoPIETARIos DE FINCAs UR.
BANAS.-j Quieren ustedes conseguir un al
ministrador de sus casas. cue le cobre 81
por ciento atienda los trabajosl Lame
al 162 verde.-GregOrio Dimas.-Cristo IS !
medic. altos.
COMPRAMOS CAJAs vACIAS.-Grandes de
maderas.-Llame al s2l.-American suit
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