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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS Ol.i.OuILNITIlls

short. thorough business course Is the
Desl investment OF time and money Wy a
young fnau or young lady Splendid posi-
TONS aud salaries await our graduates
Massey business College.
GROCERY BUSINESS--Wnntcd to soil a
nice grocery business and delivery wagon.
Call Madison S3S7.
IL you have money buy more Liberty
bonus from us II you need money. wen
Co.. 2:2 Fast SiNty-ninin Sew Y"rk M
Reference. Common wealth BANK New Yorl;
BUoklct free. ''"'''
STOCt-Oppor,unl,y for everybody make
money. Banktup institution established
1885; offers capital stuck for sale: IL div
nends paid VIII purchase government
payments Give phone or address Box
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A. r. CI.As. secretarv..

THE CHURCH HILL BANK, INC
The annual Hi'G ,hns3Ina; W.. pee ss; Isi
house. rUESDAY. JANUARY il. 1913. az
a t9rs f9r The fnr Of the the
transaction of any other business wbich NJ, sn y
properly come before the said nleetina teA aAS5
CHAS. IL. TALLEY 49,
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AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.

RICHMOND. VA
Tho board OF directors of Ins bank have
incIareu dividend OF Der cent, payuble
10 sharehuidsrs VI record The close ui
BUSINESS ipccetnber "a, Books for the ITans.
Viii be mailed. y
.. b. I'LL.
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CARPENTERS

WANTED, 100 carpenters
at HARDWOOD Mills Water
development, Oriana, Va.
Government wages paid.
Wise Granite and Construc-
tion Co., 921 American Ma
tional Bank Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

itirninonu. Va. December II, 1918
ne annual meeting ot the stock holder,
or this bank wni be, held at It's bankins.
house ON III ESDAf JANUARY Ia lyIA NJ
IL Al. Tor the election or directors Tor ia
iauuCatiun OF Inc acts of the directors t,ir
oi any 9tner business winch may plOperiSs
come tefOru the said meeting. 1900
CONWAY h.SqORDoN, y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

SoLlCIToR-wE HAVE a po.
SUTTON OPEN FOR a YOUNG
T THGf HF.Sri i MihE w nE cA AZ
NNSSING For SUBSCRIP-
TONS AND WILL BE FOL-.
LOWED 1877 ADVANCEMENT
IL RESULTS Arr: SHOWN.
APPLY ROOM 300. TIMES
DISPATCH BUILDING.
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SUBURBAN LOTS.
Woo cash aud Sl.vv Der week. buys lots on
Petersburg Pike y"
.2iGn cash, aud s2co per week buys Eas,
CITY water aud gas Call "a. }. Daughtrsy
Madis9n Sia2 l21b MuIua. binding
mont: no inttrest UuN 100 Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, twelve plumb
ers, six steam filters, tif-
teen plasterers, five cement
finishers, eight inside cleo
tricians, 200 laborers. APP
ply John It. Wilson & Co.,
Camp Lee, or U. S. Employ
ment Service, 910 E. Main St.
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It: MILLER.

MEELiNGS--A meeting OF tho stock no IN
OF inc Mahcnestrr National Sank IN litliIls
I1t!oh Nm be n.!d at i,s bankin. huula
JANUARY -. 1917. at $3.50 l.. M, tor the
iransi ctiuE or any business which may uroiI-
cry come before saul meeting, 'F' 80
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ANNUAL MEETlNG--The regular annual,
:, Nnsel,nS OF tho OLD Dominion Trus, Co.. OF
klciimonl. Va. will DC held ut Its bunkjnu
hH,ye IM a y ofsei as noS on. On WEbNs
cicctlnC directors for the ensuing Year n nd
i"r the transaction of amy other business
that may nroncrly come before the mcetinc
w. u SLALlGnTER SncraIa -
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TIE UNIDN NANN OF KTCllMOND =
go Richmond. Va. Dec, TO- 1915
The directors of this bank have this day
ieclareG the Regular Semiannual divide nj
81 % per cent on the capital stock or the
bank ph!bhi" On January I. 1919 10 stock.
holders vi rtSord December 26 loIS
Checks viii tu mailed.
$. T.. RYLAND
Cashier
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WANTED. tenant 10 work par: OF large
farm At trrdon. Va. for the ,cnr 1919 Or |
i9nE%r Address William q. Mcdowell. /
N.rGun. Wa
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE. q,

STESOGRAPiIER :, Experienced stenoSra-
phcr desires position. SIX years expert
snSS IN railroad work. Address K toi. care
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VINGININ srATE lNsunANcE c.

NTTNVI.NIN . INIF. INSURANCE. COlftfC
.r,. Richmond. Va. january i. 1918.
.Ino annual meeting OF tho stochhoidera
OF nus company WA, be held at the Offices
oi Tue NirEntt Trust Co.. nos East Main
rhuRSDAf. JAHuAHi rs. 1919. al IL
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L: RYLANp. cashier.

iiiE annual meeting OF the stock holders of
De i neiu at the home once OF Tho company,
nihtn moor. Virginia itUiiway and powsr
Buidins. itichnlurd. Va. at /. ocioe,s
noon Oh WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY es Iiis.
------L Roi ii. JONES Sccretarsi
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by physician
with several years expe-
rience, location as partner
or assistant. Address c. 1926,
care Times-Dispatck.
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IiELr-MALE on tEMALE. a.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
LOIS FOit SALE.

st HOMES tor sale ON easy ternls Walter
- mar Room 200 Central NrtionaI Bank
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Id';HSh Assoel 1aH1aR.so AND
The board OF directors OF this 'combs;nx
today declared n semiannuai Dividend 81
IL per CENT. payable to slockholders an
and after January 9, 1918. eu
CHAS. *. WILLIS
SecretnrX and Trnaanrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

AMNuAL MEETINdsLLThe regular annual
t!tona! State ana City hank Of Rlshmomnasi-.
eeoe T't noon % he en + bsspti3s
1sisi for the purpose OF siestins disee,6rs;
action action Of ay cher business that nav
properly CONT h.tprc the meeting teAay
JULIE II. HIITrps ht..
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WANTED, within 80 days,
an unfulnished 4 OF s.
room apartment or flat.
Must have modern improve
ments, and be centrally To-
Gated or West End. Will
pay a bonus for a suitcase.
Phone Madison 1851.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

HIGH EST prices paid for second hand
ttothlns. SHOES, pistols. etc. 81 " Sixth
WANTED. 70 Duy household goods in any
uuantltN Tor cash. phcnc Randolph l2IS
WE pay highest cash prices Tor ulu roid and
silver. Odd faise teeth, damoi.us and
WATCHES: T. .. Never Jiy Co. II w Broad
+ tahe ola furniture IN vXSnausr tor ue,
kmEhI t,urnmu.e 10. il.V Hui
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LnG;AL NOTICES

t'iNsir NATliONAL, BANK.

fNoA NSlloNAl.s BANK = NJ. 1t 80
,. Ia. hmonu. VA. DoeemUer- - ISIS ~
~, ne teSu,ai snnuai lneeting OF laa sIoSss,
,aps ,o va, tor iha ssstien OF airSe.,
the directors Tor the ia2t fiscal year ana fSts
INC transaction OF any other ousiness WhiSh
may properly come before the said iuestifurt.
WIN tt held TUESDAY. JANUARY ii. sisi3
AZ - noon, IN the direotors' room or the
Va -N~ASAe
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VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY
Tb. d Kiiehmondi Va, December II. 1873!
Cay declared a seIniannual dividend OF a III
per cent and ! per cent extra payabie AZ
December 70. 1918. Checks will bc NAMED
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AUCTION-LEG.4L
LEGAI. NOTICE


w u sell real estate Mt auction everywhere
Atlantic Coast Realty Co.. Petersburg Va
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nklNG your old lid and silver i'm e1.
cnunse for Chiistnius GIFTS Best prices
Su Iiata~tiun Suaranteru. Scnaat Bros ago
East broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-01

Itichmond Va. December u.s. 1915
Board 81 directors have declared > per
cent for SIX months. making per cent foi
the year. over $3.50 paid IN dividends fuI
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
- 3IiIlIZQ|4a[lll 81
TRACTOR SCHOOL FOR MoDALE

TRACTOR SCHOOL FOR MODALE
A Tractor School will be held in
Modale, February 9th and 2Sth,
under the auspices of the Farm Bur-
eau Association. Mr.. John S. Glass,
thactor specialist of the State De-
pertinent, will have charge Of the
two days program.
The work will deal with tractor
troubles and remedies, including the
general principles of operation for
all machines. Special attention will
be given to starting troubles, igni-
ton trouble, compression valve troub
les, overheating and fabrication tro1b
les and their correction. Time may be
saved and the life of the tractor
heightened by care, if the operator
can be his own trouble finder z
Types of tractors adapted to local
conditions will be considered.
The school was located at Modale
because that community is the tractor
center of the county.
Admission will be free to all in
terested.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
UPPER & son, Aucts.
FARMERS STATE BANK, Clerk.

Mr.. and Frank McGavren are NOV
ing to OMAHA today where Mr.. Nc
Gavren has accepted position in
the Union Stock Yards.
Tons asick, employed at the Cold
Storage, was badly burned about the
face and neck, when an oil burner
exploded this morning. He also re-
ceived bad burns on the left hand.
Mrs. Jas. Kirlin and family, who
have resided near Calhoun for many
Yeas moving to Fremont, Neb.
r.. and Morehouse rer4 the
sale Of Dodge commercial car to
Herm@ ,ss of Magnolia.
H. II. s: alag has resigned his
position as manager of the Union
Cooperative Assn. He expects ito
locate elswhere. S. N. Bird, who has
been with the firm for some time,
will be the new manager
Mrs. Jos. Morrow of Mondamin
visited friends and relatives here to-
day.
Master Mechanic S. c. Graham en-
phatically stated, yesterday, that any
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
TOWNSVILLE HUNT CLUB.

y 80 T 2
On Wednesday, February s, the
boys of the Jonesville Hunt club and
their wives met at the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jones
and enjoyed an all-day session, the
boys hunting and the ladies visiting
and sewing. About 500 o'clock the
boys returned with some fifty or sixty
rabbits, the spoils Of the day. They
all enjoyed a sumptuous three-course
g o'clock dinner The evening was
spent in visiting and games. All de-
clared as they left for their homes
that it had been he most enjoyable
event Of the ytar
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Jones and son Of Modale; Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Jones and daughter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jones and
daughters; Mr.. and Mrs. Creigh
Harder; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Deal
and daughter; Mr.. Roy Greene; Mr..
Edward Deal and Mr.. Willie Rotten.
/ Felix McCrickard Of Omaha is here
s for few days shaking hands with
old friends.
Clark Colver has sent his parents
package from France containing
German helmet, French cigar ligh-
ter and . number Of other mementos
of "Over There" @,s
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
! ELMDALE ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Blunt and son.
were here Sunday and spent few
hours with M. and Mrs. j. r. Blunt.
: i think it would be good idea like
they have in Illinois, my old home.
The county hires a man to go and
see the farmers If they want him
free to analyze the soil and tell what
it needs to bring it back to produce
q good crop. Then at county Fair car,
talk on different subjects such as
bee raising, fruit and other topics.
Think it over.
have an Auto Association. All along
the road, when one has beans Or
butter, they just stick pa sign and
they come and take it to Iowa and
the farmer can work in his field. AT
night he can 60 with his auto and
see what is going on. The roads are
good there.
Old Mrs. Bonham's sister-in-law;
died lately in Minneapolis. She lived
near California Jet, until lately.
Il seems strange that February is.
Y over and no winter to speak OF.
Are we in q different zone?
1 think it is q good idea to have
all the singers invited to sing. One
can't tell what some Of the men win
do when they get excited in music.
When ] was q boy We did not have
any organ, only once in awhile q
piano. No music boxes to grind out
the music but il we wanted music.
had to make il ourselves. Had singing
schools and when they come 10 church
what music they would make. Now.
everything is manufactured. All one
has 70 do is to turn the crank and IL
down and praise II p. How large ~ q
are getting.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
IOWA TELEPHONE CO.

F. H. Mcbride of Blair, was the
guest Of the Alfred seeholm family,
yesterday.
Mrs. Bernice Hatcher went to Dun
lap today. where she will visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. John Vanman was called to
Pisgah yesterday, on account Of the
illness of relatives.
Francis Render and family are
packing their household goods, pre-
5paratory to moving to their farm
near Mitchell, s. D.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13

Frank zahner Of Co. Bluffs, looked
after business matters here today.
Harve Faith has purchased the for
mer I. R. Littler property, on 9th and
Erie, and will soon occupy the same.
The Fair dates for 1919 are Sept.
8, 10, II and IL.
Fred Dickman was here the first
OF the week, on his way home to
Sioux Center. He has just returned
from France.
Floyd Hardy II now in Camp Dodge
and will be home in a few days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13

James Dugan Of this city landed in
New York on Feb. 9th, according to
word received by friends, and will be
home in the course of few days.
George Middleton Of Modale, was
q pleasant Times caller today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
Farm Machinery and Household Goods

Jon Deere wagon with top box never been nsed mnob
er'lona manure spreader in good shape; Jenny Lind
4shovel cuvator; Janesve disc cultivator GROW Dem
er colvator spring wagon; single buggy; 4holc sand
~ u mounted colnseler with drag feed and elevator az
q. s mounted sandow engines Fairbanks Morse = 5
ese; sen feeder for hogs; hay rack wood saving ont
- copee; double set driving harness and extra leather
corn some good corn fodder corn in crib Two roa
cana h'cnen canmet dining tables bed with springs. Az
mention. ' eoo numerous to
Usual Terms
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13

Mrs. L. A. Eldridge departed yes
terday for Detroit where she will
join her husband he having accepted
a position in that city.
Fred Osborn arrived this morning
from Camp Upton, N. Y. having
been released from further military
service. d
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
Clerk.
GEO. A. HIGGINS. Owner
Free Lunch at 1880

y
young man, who left the services Of
the campony in this city, to help lick
the Huns, would be put back in his
old position upon his release from
the army. Mr.. Graham has done all
IN his power to assist the country in
the emerengy and he feels that any
young man who shouldered arms for
the country should be reinstated in
his former position upon his dis
charge. Business interests all over
thecountry have adopted the same
plan so that the returned soldier need
have no fear Of losing out. If man
was good in his position before the
war, he is better fitted for it now.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
l6-HEAD OF SHOATs -16
Farm Implements and Other Articles

Farm Implements and Other Articles
Two sets Of good harness. John Deere planter with
80 rods Of wire nearly ~ H Fairbanks Morris en-
gine practically new; Grow Moline goodwill good 7ft
Deering binder 6oo Old Champion binder good John
Deere riding cultivators 16nch Good Enough suy pow
Tower pulverser; 7foot Hoosier grain drill John
Deere combined lister nearly new John nearly
new wagon; single buggy single harness. doz chick
ems 400 bu good corn, $50 bu. Kersian oats.
IERMsIen months time with bankabc note bearing 81
interest on all sums of $40 or Under $1o cash
Topper and Son, Aucts
w. J. Burke Clerk
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
HUGH WEBER, Prop.
NEW RATES ESTABLISHED
for LONG DISTANCE Calls
Postmaster General Orders Changes in Rates for
Long Distance Telephone Messages Various
Charges are Quoted for Different Kinds
Of Service Provided

The teephae company put Jnuary 21 the new
which recently ordered effective that by
master The order long distance tele
The new ruling makes changes in local telephone
distance telephone Of one class Of
service there are several each with different For
other when definite is desired another appoint
The basis of all charges long distance telephone calls
under the new regulation the taon This
computed for the initial period the basis
81 cents ao eacn SIX miles up to % miles and cents for
Station to Station Service
The station station" applies calling party
does not ask to talk to particular at the
word station" here Telephone the method
Station to station calls must be made either BY giving the
telephone number the name or address under which
wishes to talk to definite person. person person. rate
which viii, higher charged Charges for Station station
TELEPHONE called 'hes De charged to the
The Station station the cheapest and quickest
lower rate than other classes Of service because
orators and ties up. the wires
ses fs
Person to Person Calls
The person person" charged messages where
abe saa as to an to is
The appoiintment" rate applicable when definite time is
than the station '''' S's''s'
The messenger call" messenger
the called the telephone the same as
the appointment rate, plus charges
senger service
Report Charge
The report charge" applies when person person. CALL
an appointment" call messenger made and the
person desired not will talk the exact adj
dress wanted has been be
reached at teephoe within hour
ton made and the conversation held later day the
report charge is not made This charge also applies if the
calling party absent when the completed within
one hour The report charge about the staon
to station" rate. - -
tances where the saton station or 10 cents The
lowest person to person. rate quoted 20 CENTS mini
mum appointment rate 25 cents and the minimum mesen-
ger rate 70 cents while the lowest report charge 10 cents
Inc minimum station to station" rate is S cents.
on staton to station calls where the is Is cents or
e ensea an a talking period Of minutes permitted
a1r on to person calls and
cans the initial talking period in all is minutes
Standard Night Rates
Night rates apply only to Station station calls Day
rates apply at night other classes of
calls made between $3.50 and midnight onehalf
Of the saion to station" day rate made between
midnight and 4so M the day rate is fourth of
cents and day rates charged night the day rate is
less than this. - 80
IOWA rEr rSDrrnA1r, T,>
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13

Mrs. F. R. Briggs departed this
morning for months visit with
relatives at Mt. Vernon, Iowa and
Chicago.
The Co. Bluffs marriage licenses
today contains the names Of Albert
Touchet and Dolores Rollins, both
of this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
Public Sale

will sell at the Stoner farm, better known as
the George Thompson farm, 8 miles east of Mon
DAMN on
- WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1919.
Sale strts at p. M sharp. Free lunch at 1870
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
ubIi ale

Having given up my large farm and moving smaller
viii sell at Public Sale the following property miles north
Of Uoble's Lake 8 miles southwest Of No Valley on
SATURDAY FEBRUARY q, 1919.
Sale starts at p. m. Free lunch at noon.
8-Head of Horses
Five head Of good work horses two year old coming
2 yearlings.
Head of Cattle
Three cows. fresh by sale time; giving milk; calf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
n Head of Cattle-27

llcn COW, yrs old yearlng steers; twoyear old
heifers; q three year-od heifers An above ba;f ~
thoroughbred Hereford bull ~ "
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
99-HEAD OF HORSES 8

Il bay mule, age II, VT 1850; sorrel horse, age
mare age II, VT 1000; black horse age 3, W.T.. 100
2black mare colts age 2, VT. 22O0; bay mare colt
yearng; bay horse colt yearing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
40-Head of Hogs-4O

% mead OF stock hogs, weighing from to 200 pounds
head OF fall pigs; goats p'0'' :
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
Public Sale
MONDAY FEBRUARY ~. 1915.
lOlHead of Horses and Mules-1O
following described property:

pay geldng ~ yrs DID, w.t. 1900; bay mare II yrs old
VT l5oo black mare u yrs DID, 1850; black mare
yrs o. VT 1900; bay geldng, yrs Old W.T. 13oo bay
mare, yrs DID, W.T. l2o0 bay gedng 10 yrs old vi 1000
sorrel colt yrs DID, mule colt " DID, weanling colt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-11
EsTILo NUEvo DE PELIcULAs

Ell CASo ARGYLE. Es una pelicula
especial en- siete parties de las SELF
NICK. Es algo nuevo q. llamara la aten
cion de todos los espectadores, pues en-
ella Sc encierra todo ell arte de RALPH
w. TNnE para hacer una pelicula DE
MIsTERIo, SENSATION Y AMOR pc
70 con una buena dosis de sentido CO.
NUN. Els una pelicula que sin disputa
agradara mucho a las SENORITAS,
pucs Sc ven las luchas del amor de Els
PoSO e HIJo de la hija politica me-
nospreciada pero que anna su esposo
y 10. aconseja por Ell camino del bien.
Esta ESPECIAL PELICULA sera
exhibida en- los principales CINES
precios corrientes segnn la norma de
SAN JUAN FILM. QUE DA CALIDAD
Y CANTIDAD. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-11
Una aggression terrible
prOduCida pOr una piedTa
CABo RoJo AL OLA

En- la madrugada de aver y en- mo-
mentos en- que Juan Guayama sc di-
rigia a su trabajo. tuvo necesidad de
pasar por el callejon donde esta situada
la casa de Fernando Lamolla, y este,
quizas, creyo que Guayama era algin
ladron, por 10 que le disparo con una
gran piedra. FL efecto de la pedrads
fue terrible. LIE destroz6 por complete
una pierna, triturandole ell hueso. Los me
dicos aseguran que habra nccesidad de
amputarsela. FL agresor fue arrestado
por la policia y el juez lie impuso $500
de fianza. Hecha la investigation por la
policia, algunos han deducido que Sc
trataba de un robo, pero el pueblo sc
MEGA Greer tai cosa, pues Guayama
ha sido siempre un hombro honrado y
laborioso.
-Despues dc larga Y penosa enfer.
medad ha dejado dc existir Ell ell po.
blado de Puerto Real la virtuosa dl.
ma Camilla Boscio, emparentada con
estimadas familias RESIDENCES en- esta
poblacion. Enviamos nuestro profundo
pesame a sus deudos Y especialmeense
a nuestro querido amigo Bartolome ia
vier Petrowich.
Sc encuentra dc nuevo entire nos.
otros ell buen amigo don Ricardo del To.
70 Soler, quien paso una corta tcmpora.
da Ell los Estados Unidos.
Nos alegramos de su llegada.
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