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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07
PLANES TUNE
UP FOR RACE
ACROSS U. S.
Local Field Is Being Pre-.
pared to Receive Ma
chimes on Thursday.
PLANES HERE THURSDAY.

PLANES HERE THURSDAY.
Number of planes entered
Due to arriVe-Thursday
more than fifty which start at
MineOla Field, n. Y, are ex-
pected in Rock Island while on
Saturday or Sunday is which
staat San Francisco are due
Distance between Rock Is
land and MineOla-965 miles.
Distance between Rock Is
land and San FranciscO-l,736
miles.
Number of stops, MineOIa to
Rock IsIand-6.
Number Of stops, San Fran
cisco to Rock Island-13.
Time of stOp-3O minutes at
each landing.
Location of Rock Island
landing place-Franing field,
on Milan road, which skirts
banks of Rock river, one mile
west of bridge over river to
Moline.
Force in charge Of Framing
field-Lieutenant L. S. Han
berger and detail of eight en-
listed men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07
LATE BULLETIN

Oakland, Cal. Oct. IF
persons we're killed and {
fatally injured, according 20
police, as the result Of q
Francisco Oakland Termi
railway train striking a Il
hire" automobile today.
platform men of the comp
are on a strike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 7-i
plant of the Standard Gu
company at Curtis bay, a s
urh, was partially destroyed
fire Of undetermined origin
day and two negro work.
lost their lives. An official
the company estimated the
at 81, 5000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07

CBy Associated Pressl.
MineOla, n. Y, Oct. More
than fifty aViatOrs at ROOse-
velt field were given the final
tuning up today TO the air.
planes in which they will start
tomorrow morning on the first
leg of the trans-cOntinental
race between MineOla and San
Francisco. AbOut seventy
planes in all are expected to
participate in the race, which
Is being arranged by the Unit
ed States army air service and
the American Flying club as
test of various types of planes
developed during the war. In
addition to the starters from
MineOla more than a score of
airmen Will start at San Fran
cisco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07

Continued on Page Five.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07
FOURTH INNING,

SOX-Weaver sup. Duncan took
Weaver's line drive. Jackson up.
Rariden went back and nailed Jack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07

SOX-Jackson up. Ball one.
Ball two. Ball three. Strike one.
Ball four. Jackson walked. Felsch
up. Felsch sent a high fly 10
Neale, Jackson holding first. Gan
dill up. Ball one. Ball two. Ball
three. Fall four. Gandi walked.
Jackson on second. RiSberg up.
Strike one. Ball one. Strike two.
Ball two. Foul Ball three.
Rousch came in fast and got Ris-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
TWO MORE AUTOS STOLEN
Liquor and Nishtsowns Also Taken
by Thieves

Robbcries in the last forty eight
hours. as reported to the police. ON
braced some of the usual material for
10Y yidos, including automobiles.
Ts plate glass window of Leon Leo
pold's saloon at G73G State road. Ia
cOny, was broken open early yesterday
ard twelve quarts of whisky stolen.
Last night an automobile belonging to
j. J. Foulkroad. Commonwealth Build
ing. was taken from Sydcnham and Lo-
Gust streets. and another ear belonging
to f. NJ Bartlett. SG1 Belmont avenue,
was taken at Broad and Lehigh.
Sixty nghtgowns w"r" taken from the
Quality manufacturing Company, 1876
Arch street. some time last night. the
! obbcrs finding an open front door and
being able to open tn" door on the
third. where their intended booty was
stored.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02

the city reported that prohibition, coin :
cident with warm weather, had in
creased their sales to record breaking
proportions. 1t was pointed out that
the revenue lost by the government due
to the restriction of liquor sales would
be made up-at least in a great part
by the tax on soft drinks.
Several drug store owners declared
that the socialibility of the fountain was
destined to take the place of that Of
the saloon, The custom of treating
which for years has ruled the saloon
will be felt more than ever at the sode
fountains, they declared
1nsistent demands have been mad,
upon Mr.. Kane by Mr.. Bonner ant
committee selected from the Phil.
adelphia Retail Liquor Dealers As.
sociation. that he state definitel,
the position of the government on tn,
percentage of alcohol which brings
beverage within the prohibition.
Decision Is Sought
"We had hoped for plain announce
ment,' said Mr.. Bonner.
THE government takes the position
that the sale of 2A per cent beer is
Illegal" said Mr. Kane. whether
the sale is made by the wholesaler OF
the retailer. it is made at the sellers
risk. Test cases are now being made
and any action we might take on the
sale of 2a4 per cent beer will be gov.
erned by the decision which is reached
l have not the authority to tell mar
who is selling the pa per cent beer thai
he must stop selling it. I can simpl,
tell him that he is violating the law. 7"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
FAKE DEPUTY AT WORK
Housewives Warned Not to Heed
Man POSING as Sheriff

Housewives of the northeast section
of the city are being worried by n
man who rings the doorbell, shows a
deputy sheriff's badge and threatens TO
force them and their household goods
out on the street.
An order to the police of the section
from Sheriff Ransley states that no
deputy may oust tenants without Iris
having the usual legal writ: further
more, that no deputy sheriffs are eject
ing people from their homes these days
without proper and legal notification.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02

however, that 1t was not expected that
any message direct from the airship
would be received before tomorrow.
The dirigible is equipped with un
usually powerful radio apparatus for
aircraft. but is not believed TO have a
sending radius in the daytime Of more
than 300 to 400 miles. Radio condi-
tions at night are always more favor
able than during the day and for this
reason naval officials believe the II "a
could be heard from at distance of
from 1000 to 1900 miles after dark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
WILKINS STUNNED IN DEATH
No One Claims Suicides Body, Which
May Rest In Potter's Field

Mineola. n. v. July 2.-(By A: p
No one has claimed the body OF DR..
Walter Keene wilkins, the aged physi-
clan who hanged himself in the Nassau
county Jail here Sunday. after his con
viction of first degree murder for killing
his wife at their Long Beach home,
County authorities said today no money
was available for funeral expenses.
Doctor Wilkins's cash, about $50
and some jewelry are in the possession
of the coroner, who explained that the
money cannot. under the law, be turned
over to the undertaken who has the
body.
The coroner indicated a burial a
public expense was likely.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
MILDRED COSTELLO

The twelve year -old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Costello,
4O45 North Broad street, who will
take part in the Independence Day
exercises on Friday afternoon at
Hunting Park. She will perform
Dance of Victory which she has es-
pecialIy arranged cor the patriotic
occasion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02

adviceS as to the time the giant air
ship might be expected to arrive. lie
was inclined to believe, however. that
it would not be before late Friday.
Lieutenant Colonel Lucas said that
in all probability the R-34 would re
main here only six or eight hours be-
fore starting on its return trip. a re
quest from the Navy Department for the
dirigiblc to fly over Philadelphia, Balti
more and Washington before starting
overseas on its return journey will be
transmitted by Lieutenant Colonel Lucas
to the commander of the craft upon its
arrival.
Everything is in readiness to receive
the craft at Roosevelt field where she
will be moored while waiting to put
back Immediately to England. Gen
cral orders issued by Colonel Archie
! Miller. in command of the field pro
vide for safeguarding the craft and
assuring the comfort Of the visiting air
men.
Three special wireless stations. con
structed at the field in connection with
the flight, will be tuned up to catch
the first message from the dirigible
Officers expect communication will be
established when she comes within 600
miles of the coast.
Landing After Dusk
1t is expected the landing will not
be made until after dusk in order tc
permit the gas bag to cool and its con
tents to contract. thus decreasing the
lifting tendency of drigible lightenet
by n long fight. More than 1000 mem
bers of special balloon companies, con
tributed by American army and navy
authorities, will be on the field to assist
in making the giant air liner fast tC
its moorings.
Colonel Miller has prepared for al
emergencies. A special fire detachmcn
will be on guard to prevent fires start
, ing in the vicinity and endaBgerini
the airship. Four ambulances will alsC
be stationed on the field.
The grounds will be policed by NOR
than 1000 provost guards and visitor
, without passes will be barred from ap
preaching the airship. Special grant
stands, however. have been provided
for guests, who will include army ant
navy officers of high rank and the gen
cral public will be permitted to watcl
the landing outside the line of guards
Indications today We're that Lon
Island. once the mecca for aut0mobil
enthusiasts who migrated here annual,
for the Vanderbilt cup races, will ono
again experience an equally great in
vasion. Hotels near Mineola. center o
, aviation activities in the New Iorl
r district, are receiving numberless ap
! plications for reservations, indicating
| that aviation fans" intend camping
p on the spot to await the airship's ar
t rival.
, Aviation officers said it was possibl
New Workers might be able to observ
, the r 34's landing if they armed them
l selves with glasses and climbed to tn
top of their yscrapers-providing tn
airship was not forced to reach he
. American anchorage in fog. If tn
craft is forced to cruise around unit
dark it is thought she may circle owe
the city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02

and wines, most Of which contain more
than 10 per cent Of alcohol?'' Mr.. Kane
was asked.
81 consider il my unquestioned duty
to prosecute such cases vigorously with
all the power at my commando was
his reply. "Of course, must first
get evidence and procure witnessesl''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
MONTENEGRO BEGINS
GUERILLA WARFARE
Whole Country Reported in Re-
bellion Against Serbian
Occupation

Berne. Switzerland. Tuesday July /.
Thy A. P.)--Virtually all of Monte
negro is in rebellion against the Ser :
bian military occupation, according to
private advices received here.
Bloody encounters. it is said have
occurred at many places and guerrilla
war fare is reviving in the mountains
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02

Mr.. Bonner said that he and other
members Of the association had offered
to sell to representatives of the
Department of Justice some of the
2A per cent beer 80 that they might
be arrested and test cases made and
the issue clarified.
''How about the sale of whisky
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
u. S. COAST RADIOS
WAIT FOR MESSAGE

Washington. July 2.-CBy A. P.)-
Naval radio stations along the Atlantic
coast from Bar Harbor, Maine. to New
York, were maintaining a special watch
today in an effort to intercept a mes
sage from the British dirigible r "a
Officials at the Navy Department said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
FATHER AND SON KILLED
Crushed to Death by Fall OF RocL
In a Colliery

Scranton, Pa, July 2.--Louis Herr.
forty nine and John Herr. eighteen.
father and son. of Winton. were killed
by heavy fall of rock in the chamber
where they were working in number six
shaft of the gravity slope collicry of
the Hudson Coal Company at Archibald.
Another of the Herr boys who had
been working with his father and
brother. was off duty yesterday. having
left to visit relatives in Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
Many NelU Dry LaW
Arrests Promised
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page Ono
trict attorney. by saloonmen who are
obeying the law that he act to stop the
sale of liquors of admittedly intoxi-
eating power.
Mr.. Bonner said that most of the
saloons in the association had closed
to make Philadelphia bone dry and
that the saloonmen who have not
closed are defeating this purpose and
acting unfairly toward those who have
obeyed the. law.
Meeting Is Called
A meeting of all liquor dealers and
saloonkcepers was held in Lu Lu
Temple this afternoon to discuss the
situation
Thomas j. O'Connor. president of
the Pennsylvania State Federation of
Liquor Dealers George w. Boyd. state
organizer. and Mr.. Bonner were sched-
uled to speak. General plans for meet
ing the present crisis were arrived at
and future moves mapped out, in the
face of what appears to be immediate
financial disaster for many.
Soda fountain owners in all parts of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
Handley-Paee Again DELAYED

st. Johns. y. F., July 2.-Rain. fog
and northeast gale here and at Harbor
Grace today prevented the start of the
transatlantic fight of Rear Admiral
Mark Kerr in his Handlcy Page
machine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02

Mineola, n. ". July Dry A. PD
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick W. Luce,
Of the Royal Air Force, one of the
advance party here arranging for the
reception of the British dirigible now
en- route TO Long Island from Scotland,
raid today that he was without
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-02
AVIATOR BURNS TO DEATH
Fatality at Hampstead When Victim
Makes First Eliuht

Hampstead. y. v. July 2.-(By A.
P.D--Licutenan Jules Biscayart. an
aviator. was burned to death here today
when his airplane, new type of ma
chine in which he was making an
initial fight, fell.
The gasoline tank exploded. Bis
cayart. who resided here, was recently
married.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
U[lAESPESA En- Ia AABANA
Ell HOMEMADE DE LOS ANDALUCEs

Aunque no naci0 ell cronista en-
tierras de sol, cuando marcha en-
lustrOso fotingo, Vedado aristocra
tico abajo, llegan a su coraz5n ru-
mores que parecen venir de TIN pa
ito andaluz, dOnde los hombres
juncales beben, charlan fraierni-
Zan como hermanos, mientras la
fuente calfta, la guitarra trina y
en- la .copla vuela los aires o Sc
agarra a los cOrazOnes desgarran-
doles en- el quejido que es suspiro
de amor, desencanto de Ia vida,
tragedia que no Sc bora, nostal-
gia que no tiene fin; besO de ma
Dire que vuela al hijo y bendici6n
que del hijo lorna la madre pa
ra que la madre 10 depositc en- la
bandera que acaricia el sol de la
| Patria.
Y es la unica vcz que en- mi vida
humildemente sOnadora; perO ga
llarda en- sus quimeras, porqGe son
quimeras que no sc traslucI'an ia
mas Ell realidad, que la fantasia
mailanera, que va acarlclandO M
cOraz0n, sc funde en- una realidad
encantadOra. GEL CaramelO". ALI
esta EN- ell patio; un patio fiOrido
acariciado por las sombras, anne
nizado pOr los pajarOs, ren'lido a
susurrar de la brisa que pasa. All
cstan los hermanos andaluces, III;
ternizando en- ell amor, Ell Ia adm
raci0n, en- ell carillO y ell ell aplar
30 sonOro al mayor hermano, al trt
vador gentil, al gran poeta dol
Francisco Villaespesa que de ALA
le Ia terra santa y bendita, tras
las nltimas palpitacioncs de ia
patria consuelO incfable para 10!
corazOnes que viven en- la ayentu
ra de la emigraci0n.
Comen. Beben; confundcn sus
espiritus en- ell recuerdO de la hi
1ez, en- las bravas rebeldlas de |;
adolescencia, Ell la lOcura Ge IL
oartida y Ell la esperanza nobillsl
ma del retOrnO.
y yantan presididos por los
pmorosos ojos sespaiioles y Ia gr;
cia y la sonrisa de la dueiia de
coraz6n que vibra y llora, cants
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
VARIAS NOTAS
pUEDEN VIAJAR

pasaportes expedidos por el Go
bernadOr:
Para Cuba al seIor Rafael Ba-
lay, csposa y nina Josefa Rosario,
de San Juan.
Para Santo Domingo a la seno-
rita Maria Luisa Izquierdc, de
Ponce; sellora Maria o. Nalles de
Reyes, de San Juan; y senior Her
mimic II. Capestany, de Arecibo.
%
Capas para lluvia de los me-
:jores fabricantes las consigue en-
casa de DAMIAN RODRIGUEZ,
50 Salvador Brau 81, visitelO o
yea sus vidrieras.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28

Y rie, a quien rodean andaluces
tan entusiastas como el arabe Ma
rianO Caracucl, Joaquin C0ello,
Pedro Icardi, Ernesto de la Vega,
j. NJ. Ruiz. =. Y con ellOs el in
signe cubano tambien dulcc poe
ia, tambien alma de artistas, el dos
tor Alfredo Zayas y Alfonso. \
con ellos quinientos andalucts de
la Habana, la vanguardia honOra
BILE de tOdos los andaluces de Gu
ba, 10 que sc cobijara en- breve en-
SUI cortijo que ACADIA de fuadarse
" en- cuyo frontispicio Sc leera
"Centro Andaldz"; hogar, fami-
liza, bandera, patria.
Ha terminadO ell allegro yantar.
Sc ha dado lumbre Il los tabacOs
V sc han elcvado las copas del
champan cautivador, pOrque es
espahol y allegro, mas allegro que
unos palillos parleros, porque es
andaltz, el champan 'Continen-
tap y los corazones Sc ilun'inan y
los pechos Sc llenan de orguilo y
! las frentes de altivez. Es que ha-
bla V habla con la elOcuencia con
que un poeta cubano reclbe al
hermanO, al pOeta espanol. a nom
bre de la comisi6n OrganiZadora
lie ofrece .el festejO y mas tarde
lee el saludo vibrante y amoroso
que ell poeta Sanchez Galarraga
lie tribute en- ell gran Teatro Nacic
nal. Grandes aplausos. Tiene fra
scs dulces, frases hidalgas, para
fos sOnOros para saludar 4 la sc
nora del poeta y termina enalte
ciendo Espana y a Cuba
L Andalucia, ell parrafo'
que conmucyen Y emOciOnan J
eXaltan a la cOncurrencia, que 81
levanta y apfaude con locura a
doctor Zayas, colmandole ce fell
citaciOnes y de abrazos, mientra'
la gratitud de las almas brOtabi
luna lagrima en- tOdos los ojos.
Y el poeta don Francisco Villa
espesa Sc levanto, palidO, temblo
roso, .exaltado fuese hacia cl ora
dor Y abrazandOle dijo: Os abra
70 en- nombre de todos los anda
luces, ell nombre de todos los esp;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28

Esablecm1ento contruido exprofesoExtrictas eondco
santaasLa mas competa dotaei6n en- la lsa de apa
instrumental modernOs de utldad ell tra
tameno centfco de toa las intermediates curabes
arrego las mas repuadas prescrcones msdco uirrgcas
-Hermosa hgienca situaci6n.-ComOdidad e1merado
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. facultava de primer 6rden-Cuerpo
medico residente ell Sanatorio.
Sc admen tratamento enermos de pago de uno ctro
pudiendo aenddos por propios medicos
los de L. Sociedad.
Departamentos especiales aislados para sehoras
Consuas ell Sanatorio, e Dr. Don Julie Barrerc.
partculares de de la tard los dias aborabeaReco
noeimientos $1000-Consulta simple $500.
operaciones ratamentos especiaes baos de aS de ,r
hdroelectrico hdroterapcos, masaes Rayos X Fulgu-
racion etc. precos eaqitatyamente convenciOnale'
Rafael Cordero, 122
San Juan
Edifco construdo al objeo noadO de los eementos ne
cesaro AtendO los praccanes de la SOciedad fuera
de las horas de cons los acuavos guarda de urno
desde las de Ia nlalana s de Ia tarde
Director del Sanatorio: Dr. Don Julio Barreiro
Consulta General: sanatorio-Parsda S7-Hato Rey de
q 5 tarde, todos los dias laborables.
Director Consultoro DR.. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez
Consulta -Consuorio de 5 dc La tarde, los
dfas sboabs de IL y de Ia msaTs los das festivos
Cirugia General: Dr. Don Rafael VSlez Lopez.
Consua: En- Ell Consutoro de 21z tarde los das abo
bles En- Ell sanatoro particuares 10 10 II de manana
los Martes Jueves Sabados.
Especalsta en- Ojos NariE, Oddos Gsrgants-Dr Don
Consua En- el ConsultOriO de s tarde los dias la
borables En- ell sanatorio, partcuIsres de 5h tarde
los dfas laborables.
Medicos Internos en- el ssnatorio.
DIR. Don Manuel Pavla
Dr. Don Manuel Cortes.
Cirugfa Dental: Dr. Don Lorenzo R. Noa.
Consulta: ODonel No. 10 (Pazuea Col6n), de tar
, de- los dias laborabes
Practcantes: Don Enrique FernaAass,
TT Jose Ducheny
" Nicolas Gonzalez.
Tsistencia facuatva secundsda efcazmente 10 HI
las de Ia Carload Nurses Tuadas de cOmpes spttud pae-
tca en- continue larga experiencia.
Los socos de n1mero eventiales solo pagan $3.50 al
mes teniendo erecho ser aeudidos euaquiers de
bos Estabecimienos al preenar ell 6mo recibo eobrado
Presidencia Ipartado 241. Tesorcria Apartado 201.
San JUAN P. r. -" 'uau r y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28

holes, os abrazo, alto pOeia, cu.
bano insigne, Ell el nomhre angus
to dc Espana la immortal. Es 10
menos que puede bacer mi cora
z6n, que es refejo del palpitar de
todos los corazones que al oiros
han dorado.
En- ell rOstro de su dana Sc dibu
jo una sonrisa ell pOema de honda
gratitud.
j. +.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
SOCIEDAD pUERTORRIQUE f
NA DE DERECHO INTER-
NACIONAL

Junta Directiva hasta cl % de
Mayo de 1920.
Jose G. Hernandez, Presidente ;
Luis Muhos Moralez, Nice-presi
dente; Juan B. Huyke, s'ccreta-
rio; Manuel T. Rossy, Tesorero
Antonio Il. Barcel0, Felix Santo
nj, V Jose TOus Soto Directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
NOMBRAMIENTO
ApROBADO

FL GobernadOr ha aprobahO ell
a favor del senior
Juan B. Garcia Mendez, como juez
de la Corte Municipal
de Aguadilla, mientras dure Ia il
cencia concedida al Juez Propicta
rio. Y wv:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
SAN JUAN SANTURCE LINE, inc.

Ia Junta de Directories cita e presente
una Jna general exaordnaa de accionsas, debera
ugr los altos del Muee No. g. e sabado da RI del
,ntrante Junio las dez de la maana e fin de
sover oue mss convcnga respeco la continuation de los
1egocios Ia dsouci6n de la Compana 81 as consi
lera legado el case. =
San JUAN P r., Mayo 90 de 1919. /.
Ell Secretari
A. Diaz Nor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-28
ULTIMO REMATE DEL CAMPAMENTO

El cue suscribe, renaat6 TODAS LAS FRISAS CA
TRES COLCHONES, MOSQUITEROS CAPAS, BAU-
LES CAN1ESAS otros efcctos, los que tene dispOs
c6n del pubco.
Pida prccios, antes de hacer compras ii
MANUEL,RODRIGUEZ. y
Te;afcno A. p. o. Box 75 Rio Pedras.