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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICE

There will be called meetin gof
the Relief Feok and Ladder Company
No. /, Friday, January II. at p.
m. BY order of the president
". E. Eberhardt, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
Roy KILLED By AUTOMOBILE
Was Crossing Street on Way Home
From School.

Hagerstown, Nd, Jan. 17.-Joseph
Nicholas Pleasant, schoo!boy, sus-
tained fatal injuries yesterday after
noon while going home to lunch IRON.
Washington school, being struck by
IN automobile driven by Martin l..
Smith, Western Pike, as the lad was
crossing II. street. He died an hou.'
later at Washington Hospital, where
Smith took min, in his automobile
after the boy, had been given first
aid in Kneisley's drug store.
q Justice Howard P, Harman, acting
coroner, condpcted an investigator.
The boys skull was fractured az tk@
base of cis brain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Having qualified as executrix of the
estate of the late F. V. Vaughan, this
;s 70 notify all persons having claims
apainst said estate to present their
statements, properly certified. for set
tiemsnt. All persons indebted to the
deceased will please settle promptly,
MRS. MARIE L. VAUGHAN,
u 4oG
Executrix, 1905 1-2 .Gbbbon' Street
Alexandria, Va.
15-1Ot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
IN MEMGRIAM

NCARTOR-In loving memory of our
husband and father, Joseph ".
McArtor, who entered into rest five
wears ago today, January II, 1914.
We often sit and think Of the
When we are all alone;
For memory is. the cnly thing "
That grief can call its own.
" BY his wife and daughter
i5-1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
YOUTH KILLED BY STREET CAR
Ten Year Old Richmond Boy Run
Down at Hull and Sixteenth
Streets

Richmond, Jan. 17.-Ten year ole
Robert Henry Garnett ran from be-
hind wagin into the way of a Hull
Street car at Hull and Sixteenth
streets Wednesday afternoon and was
instantly killed. The accident tool;
place at 3:20 O'Clock as the lad was
returning frcm school.
His body was almost entirely cut
in twain by the street car wheels. f.
F. Smith, who was in charge Of the
car, was arrested. but released on
bail, pending an investigation and
the coroper's findings.
The victim was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Garnett, 21S East Eighth
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17

Mrs. Ruth Hacker, wife Of Lieut.
P. B. Hacker, has returned to hei
home in New York City, after SPEND
irg several weeks with her mother
Mrs. H. w. Hall, North, Pay:,e street:
RAYMOND W. Smith, who was elect
ed a member of the police force We'd
:nesday night by the board OF police
commissioners, last night assumed the
( duties of that position.
r. Stuart Roger, business manager
of the Chamber Of Commerce, has re-
tsrned from Richmond where he at
tended the annual convention of the
Good Roads Association of Virginia.
,Mr. Louis Parrish oWodward and
Miss Anna Elizabeth Brown announce
their marriage January II. 1919. at
Columbus, Miss. The couple will re-
side at 31s South Lee street, this
city.
Y The body of Clyde Minor Hender-
son, four years old, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Henderson, who died yes
terday at The residence of his parents,
11O Wolfe street, was shipped today
by Demaine and Son. undertsakers,
to Fredericksburg, Va, for burial.
The many friends of Mr.. Gordon
M. Reese will be interested to know
that he has entirely recovered rom
his recent illness and is now con-
ducting large campaign in Detroit,
Michigan, for the brotherhood of St.
Andrew, Oh which organization he is
a field secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
SPECIALT1ES

Country butter soc b.; strictly
fresh eggs 75c doz., steel cut coffee,
soc h.: meats and groceries at rea-
sonable prices.3
j. E. PURCELL J.
1T South Henry street. Phone 567W
14-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17
{. NEWS IN BRIEF
Mr.. James NJ. Garvey is III OF pneu-
monia at his residence IN Duke
street.

In the Circuit Court in vacation TO-
day. Thomas S. Basford was ap-
snointed administrator Of the estate Of
his SON. Arthur S. Basford. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-17

A motion picture lecture will be
given at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Young Peoples Building for the ben.
eft of Grace Episcopal Church.
The Washington times., 1919-11-13
WANTED APARTMENTS

we WANT A HOME-n you have as,
o. room apartment to rent, please call
between a. m. and 4:3o p, m, Franklin
-sss, Miss MILLER 10
UNFUkNISHED APARTMENT-Three TO
nN" rooms, within easy walking distance
OF War Department, by Government en-
pioye. 10 children. Address BOX -2s5,
Times office L..
The Washington times., 1919-11-13
HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTeO-FEMALe

TELEPHONE EMPLOYMENT
IN OF LIVING
of and the
siness
We value involved the giving OF ee
it s
We OF who would nk
~
more intimate o. the workin
THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC TELEPHONE Co..
EIGHTH FLOOR THE TELEPHONE BLDG,
18th ST., Between & SITS: N. w.
The Washington times., 1919-11-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RUTtHER-OB~ who thoroughly under
stands the meat business with few
hundred dollars as partner at good stand
G29 End ~. I5s
A GOOD grocery store, about mile frop
GEORGETOWN. average business about
81. geo per month, four living rooms. eisc-
trio lights. BOX 2s6. Times office. ~
DRY GOODS and notion store doing spleu-
did business. very desirable location
s. SOC: strictly cash. DlNOwITZ REALU
CO, 1so Colorado Bldg. Main esq
ro1t-S
The Washington times., 1919-11-13
HOTELS

PENN-POsT HOTEi. AND ANNEX.
sth ave. at 21st street, New York
Five Minutes from Anywhere.
Opposite Pennsylvania Station and
Postoffce.
Opened October. 19ls-new annex open ned
October, 1sls-160 rooms $3.50 up; perma-
nent, 81 up; single beds including shower
spray, needle and steam baths, 75c night.
Reservations mail or wire. oc2e-tf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08
Had 20 Clear Out
ltnuarinq lIeinirs.

ltUIaIfng hoInluH.
Tile ma Division hal ta spend IT,.
Nlfi h4A in CLEARING lingering GDf.
mans from the Western part Of the p
.en trench itself while thr l1Ntn l1I-
vision which wAH un open ground
Iuado sosno progress on me fnd rirni
FLANK toward the NDH 800 Cauemin
ANA Medanh Farm ThU aist Division
t.as sful II ntinr ron usrs ul th,
trenches ext.ndnr to the lrn rom
those held hy rho 9nd Division arl
v.ts unahle to conquer nartIgularls
.ronr section uf Them fc4lisd ioepliy
the hoot nf The Essou trench. which
e.s Wst wtst ut the nnd Division s
.anr
tariy Dp iho mornne of October q
nN the division ON this port coil lh.
frori attached together 90. 1ul going
ia with tho ath Infantry ou the reht
.upportrl D., tno 28ra nnntrN th0 ltH
Marines in dix Ism thc 5h Marines
sf.tnaln. 4a.t in the ltuiDl NorlHsr thc
il,.. ~ attach nf ihg fmnk Regiments
ran,erepl GO a tonnertod ffonf on
lulnc Mount heNond the lo.n dt la
Where which piart was thus tn %,
lanb.a on both sides and ih.n mop-
n.l ms 81 inner ,uuuuulDs oI fhr At
....l.i,r f.siunDnfs Thr fnd a. l!rl-
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,,tlnn ar, anal fban nuf rollng hIr-
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08


lana oternlsed si Etienuo ON th'
rlghi ihf lilrt infantry he'd not gfel
liable 10 nate au mueh plpsfess. ans
lffvnf. striking Csc i4snd Infantry ot
ihp nAuh t the SAME iiin" That 81 rc
lrfirrd counter tftdDh from fhf
inoiih west lt about 30 ,n no after
a0nn droft iNe nifHr regiment back
lIuN ii fIf 1915 irluu Nuurults.
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iDfIH lnH he. iitrN remained North
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iAe rfItf ~ NfN remaining troops ~
woe anf Division =. ihaa, nf thN isnh
frilff $3.50 rurn'nipa ~ 500 un iiio
nHaue W Nf irih una thr nh i1l
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08
CORPUS CHRISTI MEN IN
THIRTY-S SIXTH DIVISION
PROUD OF ACHIEVEMENT
Muskctccrs Had Baptism OF Fire on Bitterly Contacted
Field OF the Champagne Rushed TO Relief ~ Second
Division They Do Brilliant Work in Aisnc Assault

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08

Don't miss "a Issue OF The caller.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08
All Night March 10
Occupy Mouxay

ON thc Nih of November tho ifplh
Brigade CROSSED the Mouse at SASS
and hN nl nighf marching ucDupiel
Nuul.A Dn the right intnh at the llNrr
rhc most day the atsih inlinlr} eip-
iutad Blame tontain' and after drs
Nefafe NgminE srrDrrd iuufhJld Be-
~fDuA al tho Same time the 3lilit
iNunuN ou tho right had advanced
IoNrl rolling country. swept hN machine
KUN Nnd 4rtiilalA urf 8hd fpuchri thr
hclshts overlooking haalon nJld letter
occupied lho town on thls iAt the
aNcms Threw uto line against the guih
ha hst rgsvrte division un cine west
ein uoni
Thr 9ui Division 0n cur loti h1d m
tho meantime forced "a crossing ui iNt
riNer lt ruuilN ana was ordered o.
srnd TROOPS to protect the lrft tlank of
lhr YNfN Division north of Stcua>.
Nh"l These troops were iu pos Non So
lNHt planned $50 pass the ihOth brigade
again iht0u.h thr lines oi the lt3th
liri.ldD and tu continue 20 afiack ln
th, direction o MontuitdN
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-08

ON the ard of November the J0tn
Division having been designated as
ono OF the nine divisions of 10, army
Of Occupation tuf which only one
other no ,9th waa a Rational ArmS
dirision) moved forward towah
Montncdy The division marched
from ~tenay across l.uNenDourg 10
liheuish Prussia whore. nF q part of
the SfNcnih corps u shortly before
Christmas settled into winter quar-
torF lionr ihe Noscllf River VA the
vicinity of Berncastel Germany oc-
cups ms the krlcses OF Daun Miituch
and iicratustel Here IL Was Joined
~ the ieslh fle!a Agllllery hrls2ae'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
EMPlECE MAAANA
Y CONTINUE TODhS
LAS NAalNAS
Adauicra la ccstun1ore de
tomar un vase dc aqua
caIiente antes del
desayuno.

No permaneccmos mucho ticnpo en-
este mundoy asi, pucs, laganos Rues.
ira estada agradablc. Nivamos bien
comamos bicn, trabajemos bien, dur
maros bien y parezcamos bien. Guam
vcnturoso estado por alcanzar Y, sin
embargo, cuan facIi dc oonseguir con
solo que uno quicra adoptar cl 'bafio
matinal inferno.
LAS personals acostumbradas a SEN
tirsc pesadas v enfadosas cuando SO
levantan, con fuertes dolores dc eabe
"a, aupidos causa dc resfriados, con
leagua saburr6sa, aliento f6fido y ace.
dia pucdeE, por el contrario, seRtirsc
frcacos como iina margarita, abrieIdo
los canalcs del Sistcna tdas las ma.
1anas eliminabdo Ia totalidad DC
la materia renenosa interna cstancada
Todo el mundo, va sicnta dolores
este enfermo este bicn, deberia to-
mar todas las mahanas antcs del desa,
yunosm vase de aqua c3liente con una
cuciaradita- de fosfato Limestone, para
elimiRar del est6nlago, cl higado, los
rifoncs los intcstinos las substancias
ipdigcstas del dia anterior, la bills
aeida las toxinas venenosas, y asi
limpisr, suavizar Y pufificar, todo el
canal digestive antes de introducir mas
alimcnto en- al est6mago. La accien
del aqua caliente y del fosfato lines
tone sobrc ell cst0mago vacio es for
tificante lie modo maravilloso. Elimi-
ma las fermentaciones acidas, los ga.
ses, dcscchos y acidez y da un esplen-
dido apetito para el desayuno. Men
tr2s usted esta desayundndose, ell aqua
Y ell fosfato cstan tranquilamente ex-
trayendo un gran volumen de aqua lie
la sangre Y preparandose para hacer
i'm lavstorio complete dc todos los or
gan0s intcrncs.
a los millones de personas que pade-
cen de estrcnimicnto. ataqucs biliosos,
desarreglos del est0mago, redmatismo;
'asi como otros que tienen piel cetri-
ma, des0rdenes de la ssngTe y aspecto
orfermizo, sc les recomienda proeurar-
sc EN- la botica un cuarto dc libra. dc
fosfato limestone. Este les costara
muy POGO, pero es sufciente para ha-
Ger dc cualquiera un notable maniaco
respecto la limpieza interior.
ADvTs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
,;i''g 49, 20 d
MuHRM DE COLON

I'll sietc de noviembre dc 1904 regrc-
50 Espaha Colon, Ell su ultimo viajs.
nthtl y enfermo no pudo moverse dc
SoviIla hasta mayo dc 1906, epoca en-
Que 80 traslado Ia corte, que a Ia sa-
zcn 50 hallaba en- Segovia. Ell rey Fer
nando el Cat6lico le recibi6 afectuosa.
mcnte, pero dilat6 Ia resoluci6n al Pc
dido cue Colon hiciera para que su hi
10 Diego desempehara ell gobierno dc
Ihdias; por aquellos dias sc trat6 ell ma
trimonio de don Diego con doiia Maria
DC Toledo, sobrina dc los reyes, el rey
ofrcci6 a Colon, cambio del virrei-
nato, el Scaorio dc Carri6n de los Con-
dos on Castillo. Rehus6 Colon obsti-
nandose en- recobrar cl sefiorio de las
ticrras por 81 descubiertas. AQuellas
contraricdades y demorac Ell sus ms
tancias, hiEieron profundamehte su CO.
raz6n, y sus achaqucs fisicos lie pos
tfaron en- el lecho; comprendiendo SC
iacereaha sn fin, decide reformar Ell tes-
tamento que habia hecho en- SeviIla,
en- % de febrero de 149s, dando vaIor
lcgalmente ante cl escribano p. de Hi
nojosa y testigos a un codicilo ol6gra-
70, escrito el % de agosto del aiio an
terror, que a. guardaba. Cumplidos cs-
tos debeFes, tranQuilo en- 10 temporal
y copservando toda su lucidez, Sc hizo
vestir 81 habito de San Francisco. y pa
saba el tempo en- platicas con varios
religiosOs FranciscanOs y su cOnfesor P.
tiaspar de la Misericordia. "9Viendose
rlliy dobilitado pidi6 y recibi6 los san
tos 6acramentos, segin palabras tex
tuales que dice su hijo don Diego en-
el testamcntd pOr 81 otorgado en- San
70 Domingo, ell ocho dc septiembre dc
1925, clausula XIII. ''Y entire Ell dolor
do sus enfermedades Y congojas de es-
piritu, did su alma Dios el dia de la
Ascension, . 90 de mayo de 1506, en- Ia
aicha villa dc valladOlid, diciendo estas
iSltilnas palabras:" I'm manus tuas.
Domino commendo espiritum meum''.
TEsTAAEENTo DE coLoN,-En eli
citsdo su tltimo codicilo, conhrma el
testaaentO en- los puntos siguientes: ell
msyorazgo pasa Su hijO don Diego y
sus herederps varones; faltando estos,
q su hijo Fernando, y faltando todos
clos, los herederos varones de su her.
niano Bartol0me; solo en- easo de ex-
tinci6u de IA Inca directa MASCULINE,
entran euceder las hembras de la IA
llilia, y sean los que fnesen dcben pro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-20
\ lAIa DI1 COMO f4OYA
"Recordar es vivir."- Dante.
20 DE MAYO DE 1906

curar que cl lHstrc dc Ia casa no dis
ninuya, sino por ol contrarno. aumente.
I'll jcfc dc IN famil.a firhlara siempre
FL Aliairante". Una decima partc dc
las rcntas sc apartarS todos los amos,
para los parientcs pobres. oxdena Ia
fundacion de una capilla su dota-
ci6n a pcrpetuidad, para la celebra-
cion del culto y misas. Beatriz Enrh
quez (hija), es puesta bajo la protec-
cion del joven "Alinirante'. Entire
otros muchos lcgados y mandas, hay
uro que dice: "medio marco de plata
a un judio que suele pone-sc en- Ia puer-
ia de la judcria dc Lisboa''. Sc igno-
ra q punto flo EN- que casa de Vallado-
lid ocurri6 cl luctuoso acOntecimiento,
aun cuando todo hace suponcr fuera
en- Ell nImero dos dc la ,calie Ancha de
la Magdalcna, casa que poseia Colon y
que siompre han conservado en- mayo
razgo sus descendientes, hasta hoy en-
dia.y Por acuerdo de la mmucipalidad
dc aquclla capital castellana. Sc colo
c6, Ell 1868, una lapida que dice: "Aqui
murio Colon, Gloria al Genio''. Como
sc desprendc del testamento de Diego
Colon Y de 10 escrito por el Padre Las
Casas asistieron a los ultimos momcn-
tos del immortal navegante sus hiios
Diego y Fernando. su leal captain Die
go Mendez, los testigos que firman y
autorizan el codicilo y el confesor Fray
Gaspar de la Misericordia.
Fue enterrado en- ell convent0 de Fran
ciscanos de valladolid Mas tarde. tras-
ladaron los restos a Scvilla. En- 1886.
fueron exhumados los restos para ser
trasladados Haiti, instancias de la
virreina dofia Maria de Toledo, viuda
del .Almirante" don Diego, quien ha-
bia obtenido del emperador Carlos "
la autorizacion necesaria para clio.
Cuande Haiti pas6 al dominic de Fran
Ella, las autoridades espanolas condu-
jeron las cenizas del descubridor, abor-
do del navio s'San Lorenzo, que an
clio en- la Habana ell Is de enero de
1896, siendO ALI recibidos con gran en-
tusdasmo depositadOs en- la Cathedral.
Finalmente, cuando Cuba. fue evacua-
da. Ell gobierno espaiiol dispuso que los
restos de Colon volvieran SeviIa, a
cuyo fin fueron embarcados en- el cru
cero "Conde de venadito'', que los
lleyo a cadiz, desde donde los trasla-
do a sevilla Ell yacht real '.Giralda''
que, arbolando la insignia del ''Almi-
rante" v con las bandegas a media
asia, remonto el Guadale uiyir y fop-
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Uno de los efectos mas asombrosos
del SargA IS la rapidez con que redon-
dea y hace mas prsnunciadas las for
mas diyinas de la mujer; no desar-.
rolla una parte del cuerpo en- mayor
proporci0n que las otras,. sin6 todas
por igual, en- completa ammonia Los
cachetes Sc llenan hasta adquirir su
forma ovalada; el cuello ell busto Sc
ponen firmes y duros; los brazos Sc
redondean. y adquieren proporciones
simetricas " las demas parties del cuerpo
femenino Sc desarrollan en- proportion
adquieren esas lineass curvas que los
hombres tanto admiran sin las cuales
no existe ia.verdadera hermosura. No
hay cremaa masaJe nj ning1n medic ar
tifcial para producer carnes y belleza
que pueda c0Fnpararse con cl desarrollo
perfecto. que Sc obtiene cuando los or
,ganos de digestion v asimilaci6n ira.
bajan en- perfecto acuerdo. Va enton-
ces no hay necesidad de ocultar. tratar
de disimular con rellenos y aImohadi-
Has, mangas largas y cuellos altos, las
imperfecctones del cuerpo femenino.
Tome Sargol por algunas semanas, au-
mente de 8 a 10 kiIos de carnes listed
mfsma 80 Hquedara asonbrada del cam
bio tarEnotable; no solamente ad-
1uirira una bonita figura, sin0 que su
estado general de saiud mejorara, su di-
gesti0n serk perfecta Sc sentira usted
contenta y fcliz y satisfecha de la vida.
SargoI Sc vende
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de6 en- Sevilla, en- la mafiana del diez
y nueve de encro de 1899. Recibi6 la
urna. funeraria el duque de veragua.
dcscendiente de Colon, Quien la entire
so al alcalde de Sevilla, el cual Ia hizo
trasladar con gran solemnidad a Ia
cripta de aquella catedral, donde que
do depositadR.
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"Tengo la satisfaction de manifax.
tarles que eStoy muy contenta con 81
tratamiento Sargol, pues todos me al.
cen: sQue es 10 que empezaste a tomar
que se estas poniendo tan hermosa q
me .;onrfo porque me he tornado aoi,
amente la GAIA de .prueba y dos mas.
viendo desde entonces el bien que me
hace. Estoy muy admirada y estoS
Juana Terrin Alderde. y
Central Santa Rita, Bar6.
Matanzas, Cuba
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me pese antes de tomar Ia cajita. ds
prueba. y pesaba 81 libras despies IA
haber acabado IL. prueba, aunQue err
POGO, pero a las dos senlanas de habsrla
acabado. pesaba media libras mas
que antes. A, mi nunca me di6 nor
totnar nada para engordar; Sargol es "a
primerc que para ESQ tomo."
Mercedes Sanchez Esparraguera,
Tocha Sur No a.
Santiago dc Cuba.
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Habiendo Observable los, .buenos result
tados que las Pastillas -Sargol produieron
q. una amiga mia, resolW tomarlas. por
el estado de delgadez en- que me halla-
libraE en 80 dias." 81 80 T'E
,Srta.. Esperanza Savio,
Neptune Isl (altos),
i,' Habana, Cuba.
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Para aliyianar tu maquina de escri-
Avt.
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20 dias tomando Sargol ": estoy meior
de pis males. habiendo aumentad0z
libras de peso"
Srta. Josefa Rodriguez,
: 1Unas, Cuba,
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.:HO4EIsEES

DAI AfE En- el centric comcrcial
de San Juan, con vista
a la bahia. Contiene 11O habitacioncs
amplias, con cuartos dc baHo. Roof
garden sitio ideal para bales, ban.
quotes, "soirees''. Ell sitio de reunion
de la buena socicdad.,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-23
New York City Leads
In Number of JobIess
$4,000 to 10000 Om Of
York Here; Clerelo,M Second
With 10000; Pittsburgh, Sd

WASHINGTON, May 21.-New York
City leads in the number of men out of
employment throughout the country.
according to reports to the United
States Employment Service for the
week ending May II. New York CITY
has a minimum of from 125,OOO to 100.
900 men without employment. Clevc-
land has 10000 men out of work and
Pittsburgh has the third largest, with
10000.
Telegraphc reports from eighty
seven cities for the current week show
thrty-nine with a labor surplus aegre-
eating 310,965, as compared with forty
two cities reporting the previous week
a surplus of 132,38O. The increase is
partly accounted for by the fact that
New York failed to report it's unem-
ployment surplus last week.
Of the eighty seven cities reporting,
fifteen show labor shortage of 1850
and thirtythree indicate an equality of
labor to the demand. Reports on un-
employment from thirty-six States
show nineteen reporting surplus,
thirteen an equality and four a short
age of labor.