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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-06

ter, Mrs. Sadie Ridenour, and family,
of Dayton. She also attended confer
ence. Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. McPher-
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Miller near New Paris. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Charles called on
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Stephens, Mon
day evening :. Mrs. Gertrude Moore
and sons are spending this Wednes-
day and Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
Corrie White and family of White
water. .Alva White attended the
Jefferson Township Trustees Meeting
at New Paris, Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Coovert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Howell, William Keckler
and family, and Elmer Kimmel and
family were among those who attended
the Ohio State Fair at Columbus last
week. .... Mrs. George Mccoy, Mrs.
Grace Tucker, Mrs. Carl Miller and
Mrs. Isaac Miller and daughter, Helen,
return home Monday after camping
at the Richmond chautauqua. -. Clay
ton Emrick and family, of West Man
chester, spent Tuesday and Wednes.
day of last week with Frank Camp
bell and family. Rev. A. c. Barn
hart attended Conference at Dayton
from Wednesday until Sunday. ....
Emerson Beard and family were Day
ton visitors last Friday evening.
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Connersuille, Ind.

Mrs. Charles Ford, who has been
the guest Of friends at Waldron, has
returned to her home in this city,.
Mrs. J. D. Drago is spending a few
days with friends in Rush county.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Smith attended
the state fair Wednesday,. John
Huston is spending a week with
friends in Cincinnati. P. c. Sherry
of Laurel, was the guest of friends in
this city Tuesday. :. Misses Pearl
Church and Opal Fields have return
ed from brief visit with Cincinnati
friends. .. R. E. King Of Indianapolis
spent Tuesday in Connersville.. Ma
than Pollard has returned from visit
with Indianapolis friends. E. K.
Rockefeller of Laurel, was the guest
of friends and relatives in this city
Tuesday,. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. God
frey of Muncie, spent Tuesday with
friends in Connersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Thomas have
returned to their home in Kokomo
after a visit with relatives in East
Connersville. =. Mrs. M. ]. Partlow
and Mrs. Charles Schafer were the
guests Of friends in Rushville Tues
day Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown
and daughter, Miss Flossie, spent
Wednesday at the state fair. Miss
Lillian Offrut has returned from a
visit with relatives in Kokomo..
Mr. and Mrs. George Golay and family
are spending a few days in Cambridge
City. -. Floyd Meyer, of Everton, Wis
tied Connersville friends Tuesday,.
Miss Hazel Bradburn attended the
state fair Wednesday,. Mrs. F. l.
Behymer is spending week with
friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. Ken
meth Patton has gone to Michigan
where she will be the guest of friends
for several days. Mr.. and Mrs
George Junkins and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Price attended the state fair
Wednesday. C. F. Wainwright has
returned to his home in Chicago after
a visit with friends and relatives here
-. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goble and
daughter, Josephine, and Earl Gettin
ger, have returned from visit with
relatives at Springfield, Ohio.
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Greensboro, Ind.

William Pagan spent Thursday and
Friday in Dayton. A. NJ. Nicholson
is spending the week in Indianapolis
attending the fair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pagan entertained Thursday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollen Bennett
Of Brownsville MI. and Mrs. Lutte Hat
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hatfield, Mrs.
Elvin Benson. Miss Linnie and Hazel
Hatfield. :. Methodist Sunday school,
$780, morning worship, 1890; Ep-
worth League, s o'clock. Everyone is
welcome. Rev. Robert Morris. .....
Friends Church, Sunday school. $50.
...Chrustian, Sunday school, $50.
Mrs. Theodosia Deeter returned
home Thursday evening accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Copeland, Of
Cambridge City. :. Lester Jackson of
Centerville. has returned home after
spending a few days with Russell Phil
liDS
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TEACHERS LACKING
FOR 10000 PUPILS

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 6.-Approxi-
mately $4,000 children will not be pro
vided with teachers when the schools
in Indiana open Monday. l.. N. Hines,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton, estimates that there will be about
1000 vacancies in teachers positions.
Every county in the state is short OF
teachers, he said.
The shortage of teachers has been
growing for the last two or three
years. During the war the bars were
thrown down to a certain extent and
many former teachers were given po-
sitions even though they were some
what rusty on modern school work.
With the close of the war it was
believed that conditions would again
become normal. 1t was expected that
the return of teachers from more lu,
crative war work and from the army
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Eldorado, 0.

r. A. Miller and family, Mrs. E.
E. Hollinger and Mrs. David VOL
ford visited F. X. Longanecker and
family, of near Circle Mill, Tuesday.
Mrs. Longnecker who has been
in il health, underwent a serious op-
Grafton this Wednesday. Mrs. Chest
er Blackford will leave Thursday to
join her husband at Wilminton, Del.
Mrs. Blackford has been in Eldorado
for several months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Banflll left Monday morning
for Kinkstree, S. c., where they will
locate for the present. Mrs. Lester
Hapner and son, Robert, left Friday
evening for a short visit with Bert
Hapner and family, of Dayton. Lester
Hapner joined them on Sunday. and
Mrs and Mrs. John Nearon Joined
them Monday. All returned home Mon.
evening Mrs. F. M. Deem spent from
Thursday until Sunday with her Sis
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is the jump that would be made by
Rev. l.. E. Murray, pastor Of the First
Christian church.
"If l were given an opportunity to
live my life over again, believe that
next to the ministry, I would choose
the profession of an editor" Rev. Muir
ray said.
A retail merchant has a vocation
that is as good as can be found, in
the opinion of e. H. Hasemeier, of
the Boston store. Il believe that l
would do the same thing over again,
if given an opportunity to start
again." said Hasemeier. II would like
for my son to be a physician, how
ever, as that is a profession that has
always appealed to me-"
Il don't know what l would be,
but am positive I'd never be traffic
cop, If had a chance to start again.
This from Harry Fee. traffic officer at
Eighth and Main streets, just after
yesterdays circus parade.
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Two Local Men Join Navy;
Reseruist Back on Duty

Earl Christian Hawkins, Hollans-
burg, Ohio, and Jack Albert Murdoch,
Richmond, enlisted in the navy this
week and were sent to Great Lakes,
Russell Edwin Sturgis of Cincinnati,
Ohio, who lacked few days of being
old enough went to indianapolis where
he can remain until attaining the re-
quired age for enlistment
Floyd Glenn Wise, of Honey Creek,
Ind, who was in the reserve on in
active duty has transferred to the
regular navy to finish the unexpired
term of his enrolment. He went back
as an electrician and will be sent to
Philadelphia.
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Enrolment at Earlham
800; Over 500 Expected

Three hundred and sixty men and
women had sought enrolment at Earl
ham college up to Saturday, and offic-
ials Of the college are looking for a
complete enrolment of over 500 by
Tuesday, Sept 16, the second day Of
naturalization.
Students are coming from every part
of the United States and three for
eign countries, and it is thought that
the coming year will be the largest in
the colleges history, President David
NJ. Edwards said Saturday.
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the state fair Wednesday. 80. John
Steinard and family and Mrs. Herbert
links and sons attended the Pioneer
association at Appleton's grove last
Saturday. -. Misses Edith Steinard,
Hilda Personette. Junior Cory and
Harold Rose will attend high school
at Brookville this year. Rev. J. T.
Soul of Sullivan, Ind. who is visiting
at the home of his 'father-in-law
James R. Johnston, gave a splendid
lecture. The Trail of the Monster
to a large audience at the NJ. E
church last Sunday night.
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Ohio News Flashes

COLUMBUS-Upon the ultimatum
of Mayor George ]. Karb, that 1.-The
street cars of Columbus must be run
ming again tomorrow" strikers and
representatives of the Columbus rail-
way Power and Light company met
in the mayors office.
HAMILTON-A college student Of
Berea. Ky. was arrested here on war
rant signed by Harry Howard who was
held up and knocked down at a filling
station here recently.
YOUNGSTOWN - Representatives
of 1900 dairymen at the quarterly
meeting of the Dairymen's Cooperat-
i've Sales company resolved to advance
prices.
HAMILTON - Sam Williams and
Lester Brandenburg are in the county
Jail pending the recovery Of a diamond
ring values at 81 200, the property of
Raymond Grotendick.
MIDDLETOWN-P Paul Tobin, 16,
was accidentally shot through the hip
by the discharge Of a gun carried by
Ralph Wettig.
CLEVELAND-Two hundred ia rm-
ers in northern Ohio and three hun
dred Cleveland grocers have taken
over the Glover Meadow Creamery
company and have established a CO.
operative milk company
CLEVELAND-Thre children were
made orphans today when Mrs. Roz-
ellie CARMEL. 26 years old, shot and
killed their father, Tony Arizona.
YOUNGSTOWN - Following an
nouncement that salaries of motion
picture operators here had been raised
to $50 a week landlords Of three op.
orators told them their rent was raised
SIS a month.
AKRON-Four men are held here
on bond, said to have been involved
in a wholesale scheme to steal auto
mobiles in Akron and Clevela nd.
One pound of phosphorus will sup
NV beads for 900 900 matches
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Wilbur Vogelsong has arrived home
from Great Lakes training camp,
where he was stationed for number
Of months during the war. Vogelsong
has received honorable discharge.
Harold Sauer who was overseas for
ten months has reached his home here.
Sauer was in a hospital corps.
Harry Mercer has arrived in Rich.
mond following two years service in
the L. S. navy.
Leon Harvey is visiting relatives in
Richmond on his way to his home in
San Diego, Calf. Harvey was in
France during the last seven months
of the war and arrived in this coun.
try only recently.
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Circuit Court Records
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Bertha Ann Hagan, to Martha Jane
Hagan, lot Is F. A. Collins addition,
Richmond, 81.
Arthur R. and Hazel Brown, to Isaac
o. Bloss, part N. W. quarter section
26, township Is, range l, W, and part
N. E. quarter-section, 26, township,
IS, range 1, w, 81.
Joseph Hollowell to Douglass c.
Hollowell. parts lost 81 and %, block
4, Cambridge City, 81.
Anne G. Stricken to Retta M
Thompson, lots rs and rs, block 4
Cambridge City, $4,000.
Emma r. Heiney, ct al, to Amos
Lannerd, three acres. section Is
township 16. range IL E. $4,000.
James A. and Amanda E. Boyd, to
Frank H. Jacobs, S. w. quarter-sec
ton Il, township 16, N, range II
E. 1877 acres, s23,5OO.
William E. and Mary B. Berry, tc
Charles E. Cosand. part S. w. quarter
section1 township 10, range 2. w
1912 acres, 81.
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WILL PRESERVE BATTLEsHIP

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Farra CUTS
old flagship the Hartford, in which
he defied the mined waters of the
lower Mississippi and which recently
has been threatened with demolition,
will be kept in her original state as
one of the historic relics Of the ma
ton, the navy announces today.
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and war service organizations would
fill the gap. This has not happened,
Mr. Hines said. The continuance OF
the high salaries being paid in the
commercial and industrial world is
keeping teachers from the classroom.
Another factor entering into the short
age is the constantly diminishing num-
Der of students taking up normal
school work
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WITH THOSE IN
ARMY AND NAVY

This column, containing news OF
Richmond and Wayne county sol
diers and sailors. will appear daily
In the Palladium. Contributions
will be welcomed
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Electric apparatus has been invent
ed by Swiss employing magnetism
to pack nails in boxes in regular lay
| ers
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DANCE AT GREENSBORO

A dance will be given at Greensboro
tonight Tics orchestra will furnish
the music Paul Davis is in charge.
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Briefs

Japanese shipping interests have
just concluded a big merger, its work
being confined to chartering Of ton
mage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-06

Notice Organized Labor
Special Labor Day Services
will be held Sunday evening at
Christian church, Cor. So.
10th and A SITS.
VERNE PENTECOST,
Pres. Central Labor Council.
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One pound of phosphorus will sup
ply heads for 100000 matches.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05
toU1EN Es WILLIAM DUNCAN?

William Ducan, Ell artista de la vi
tagraph que arriesga constantemente su
vida EN- las obras episodicas, es reputado
como uno de los artistas mas fuertes
del arte cinematografco.
Antes de presentarse ante la lente ci-
nematografica era ell compaiero de es-
trenamiento de Sandow. ell luchador. Y
probablemente ell hombre mas vigoroso
que Sc conoce. Las audacias del senior
Duncan resaltan Ell todas las escenas de
estos episodios mencionados, EN- los cua-
les afrorta bandas de bandoleros. de
escapados del presidio casi constante-
mente durante todo su dia laborable
delante de la camara. Tiene una perso-
nalidad atrayente v realiza su tarea con
facilidGd Y valentia. En- ounce minutes
de trabajo ell pehculas suministra Dun
can mas emociones que muchos artistas
ell su carrera Cuando no esta ocupado
Ell caerse por la ladera de una monts
ma, EN- escalar precipicios auxiliado por
una debil cuerda, EN- saltar sobre pro
fundidades, descansa preparando argu-
mentos para futmas obras. q dirigicn
Go los demas artistas en- Ia produc-
cion de las peliculas GORDON AZUL'
Ell las que aparece de vez ell cuando CO
mo actor.
Muy pronto Sc estrenara ell Puerto
Rico una de las series por este gran at
leta, cuyo titulo es 'Por Venganza y
por Mujer'' en- ounce episodios. Los
derechos exclusives para Puerto Rico
Santo Domingo Y Venezuela para ests
pehcula estan controlados por la pro.
gresista casa alquiladora de San Juan
Mudial Film Co., Inc. Advt
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de cuando en- cuando cada vez que ell
otro ladraba saltaba tan cerca de Ell
como sus explicables temores Sc 10 per
mitian. Una noche. sin embargo, hizo
mucho frio, cuando baje desayunar-
me halle Peter hecho un ovillo EN-
el fondo de su cajon. y estaba tan frio
e inmovil que pense que estaba he
landose lie recogi Y le lleve a la CO.
Gina, EN- donde ell cocinero estaba ha-
ciendo un bistec. Plsele en- la parte
inferior del horno con la intenci6n
de que Sc calentara mientras iba yo
Ieer mis- cartas. Estas eran muchas
aquella mafiana, Y cuando regrese a
la cocina, tuve la corazonada de que
ell pobre de Peter habia permanecido
Ell ell horno demasiado tempo. Efec-
tivamente, Peter va no era Peter nj
NADIA, sino una masa cocida que Ola
atrozmente.
-iY son buenos los bistec de coco
drilo?
No Sc. No me 10 comi. Pero creo
que soy la tnica persona que haya CO.
cido al horno I'm animal de esos ente-
ro y verdadero. iPobre!
"A prop6sito de platillos extraordi-
narios, senorita . Me han dicho que
los indios que tomaron parte en la re
presentation de lei Corazon de We
tona" ofrecieron usted una fiesta
tipica Y la hicieron princesa de la
tribu. iHubo ell el menu algun. perro
asado 0 algo por ell estilo?
NO, pero la verdad tenia yo un
miedo horrible de que me trajesen algo
asi, que tuviera yo que conner por cor
tesla. Y 10 peor es que mis- temores
parecieron confrrmarse antes de que
el banquete concluyese. Ha de saber
usted que mi perro-aquel amigo del
cocodrilo-que me acompahaba STEM
pre-, desaparecio la vispera de la fes-
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tico ell ell cerebro La facultad de po-
sesionarse plenamente de sus papeles
de sentir interpretar las emociones
de las mujeres de cuyos papeles Sc
encarga es 10 que constituye el secre-
10 de la universal admiration con que
la joven actriz cuenta.
Bssta tocar alguna de las cuerdas
que vibran ell su alma para yer retra-
tarse EN- su rostro ell brillo Y entusias-
mo que ahi anidan. Este es un don in
estimable para cualquier artista dra-
matica.
Una vez arreglado ell contenido del
cofre de cedro y cuando los iiltimos
pedacitos de papel (papel de cartas
cartas de admiradores, sin duda . ipo-
bres admiradoresD fueron a dormir Ell
eterno suefio en- ell fondo del impio ces-
10, Norma saco de un cajon una bo-
tella de leche y un sandwich y nos in
vito cordialmente a participar de la
frugal merienda. Y mientras Sc senta-
ba a la turca ell ell divan y devoraba
a pequeiios mordiscos aquel diminuto
emparedado, suplcamosle que nos
contara algun accidente o episodio di-
vertido de su vida de artista de Cine.
Despues de algunos minutes de refe-
xion, declare que no recordaba NADIA,
absolutaments NADIA. FL cesto de pape-
les vijos-tumba, sin duda, de mas de
una novela y de mas de una Illusion
--continuaba en- Ell centro de la ha-
bitacion, al fijarse en- el, Norma,
pareci0 iluminarse su mirada.
-INada lie recuerda a I'd. esa pa
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ASoCIACIoN DE DEPENDENCIES
DEL coMERcIo DE PUERTO RICO
AcUERDo DE DIsoLUcIoN PARA
oRGANIzAR UN CoMITE DE La
FEDERACIoN

Avisamos por medic de Ia presento
a todos los miembros de la Asociacis1
de Dependencies del Comercio de Pusy.
to Rico que Ia Junta Directiva de es
te Centre Ell el dia dc hoy ha toma d.
el acuerdo de disolver Ia Asocia IN
para organizar Ell su lugar nm Comt't
Local de la Federation de Dependence
del Comercio de Puerto Rico. Y en- ar
monia con 10 que dispone Ia Ley oe
Asociaciones que mo TIENEN PoH
oBJETo UN BENEFICIo PECUNIA
RIO convocamos ustedes para h
Junta General que tendra efecto en- los
salones del nuevo domicilio Social tsal
vador Brau No. 50) el pr6ximo dia &c
de JUNO del corriente ano las oeho
P. Nj.
FL objeto dc la reunion sera 81 de
confrmar no el acuerdo citado ante
riormente.
San Juan, P. f.. %, mayo. 1919
Juan PEDRoSA. -presidente
Francisco Font MANZANo. Secrets
rio. Advt
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EL MUNDo

momento Sc nos servia la carne, y Ell
director de escena Sc inclino hacia Ell
primer actor y lie dijo al dido:
-GCrees que van darnos perro asa
do?
-Claro. Por ESQ no puede encontrar
la senorita Talmadge a su aninalito.
Con 10 cual mi apetito Sc fue de
vacaciones y no pude volver probar
bocado durante toda la comida. Pero
debo advertirle que encontramos mi
perro al dia siguiente, de modo que
todo fue farsa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

ia de cocodrilo?
No. Solo que cada vez que la veo,
me acuerdo de como perdi uno de
mis- animalitos consentidos.
-Cuenteme usted ..
-Fue EN- la Florida, durante ell in
vierno. Compre un cocodrilo pequeilin
y lie cobre tanto carino que siempre
adabamos juntos el, mi perro y yo. Ell
can ell anfbio jugaban continuamen-
te como dos buenos camaradas. Els
decir, el perro jugaba EN- tanto que
Peter (que era ell cocodrilo) Sc deja-
ba hacer, limitadose abrir un oio
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COLLABORATION

A los sshorss que nos honran envian-
donos sspontAneamsnts trabaios Dc CO.
laboraci6n les rscomsndamos qus snar.
den copia, puss no rsspondsmos ds 81
devOluci6n en- case de no utliifarioa.
ni sostsnemos correspoudsneia sobfe
elios.
II hecho Dc cue este diario pubiiqus
an trabaio Armada. 10 siEnihca nscs-
sariamsute que % soiidaries con a.
Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

Sc DESEA:-Una casa comisiolista
de Mayagiiez, desea tomar la agencia
para esta, de cualquier casa del pals
americana que Sc dedique la ven.a
de productos alimenticios. Podemos dar
buenas referencias. Dirijase a T. AvI-
LES & CO., Playa Mayagtiez. Advt.
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sE ALou1rA

MUCHO FREsCO.- Sitio delieioso. pro.
xinio San Juan, carretera 35, stop II, habi-
taci6n independiente. con 0 sin comida, al
quflase en- casa de familia, preciO m6dico.
Sc ALQUILAN.-D Dos habitaciones fres.
cas- espaciosas con puerta a la calle, en-
sitio centrico en- San Juan TelefOno s92
azul.
Sc alquilan dos habitaciones frescas y espa.
ciosas con puerta la calIe en- sitio centrico
en- San Juan. Telefono g32 azul
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MAoUrNrLLA DE EsCKrBrE

touiere una srstis7 Eseriba MA pos.
tai en- csta forma.
"The Mail Order Co. san oerman.
Sehores: Desco me informsn n qus
debo hacer para obisner nna maauiui.
ia dc escribir para nihos. sntsrsmsn.
te gratis 1ndique su nemhre , di-
recci6n. Advt.
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Sc OFEECE

DUESo DE IxPRESTA -ti ssssblssinisn.
20 De Real Hsrmauna ofreea . ustea una
variads existenria de papelss. eaiidadsm y
tsmahos diversos. Bond. - ~ -
&C y 90 Hbrss) sstinado Dc as , 50 o.
bras. de psri6dico tsmaao 20 -. . as -
resma. sobrss eorrientss sa tsnaas eras.
de. Border6s. ETC.. sfc--No b sirids. REAk
HERMANOs. Tanca .. sau 1aan. p. n
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BE vENDE

Sc vENDE.-Una motOcicleta Indian, una
mdquina de escribir oliver una maquna
de coser Singer, dobls pespunte.-1nfor
narAn Muhoz Rivera 81. Caguas.
AUTOMOBILES FORD VENDo-En per-
fecto estado tanto de mdquina como de GAIA
bueDa OCCASION para cOmprar barato; jose
10 barcelona 81. Stop 16 media. santurce
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CINE TRES BANDERAs, BAYAMoN
Dos Tandas

Para esta noche nos anuncia ell pro-
grama de este cine los episodios 4, 5 y
6 de la emocionante serie que Sc titula
"El Sendero Sangriento' por Duncan,
rival de Eddie Polo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-05

Esta noche Sc proyectara en- este ci-
ne los episodios primero segundo del
estreno de la grandiosa serie, titulada
La Ratera Relampago' representada
por la conocida artista Pearl White y
Morales.
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ooMPRAs.

AUTOMOBILES DODGE Y FORD COM
PRO.-Cualquier estado: 81 I'd desea ven
der su caro- pierda tempo, mande pre-
clio y, estado, Apartado 3s, tel 192 rojo San.
turce.
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coLoCACIoNES.


DEsEA CoLocAcIoN.- J6ven con tercer
aio Escuela Superior. maquinila, cores
pondencia comercial ingles. Buenas re-
fereneias. Diriiass al apartado 811 Rio
Piedras. P. r.
81 I'd. DESEA-Un mecancO chauffeur
puede dirigirse a la ealle de la Monserrate
No. IL en- Santurce Parada g. l.. Galan.
DESEA COLOCARSE.-Joven experto en-
maquinilla con conocimientos comerciales
de ambos idiomas, ingl6s espa1ol.
Para informe dirijase a la Plaza Provi-
sion Co.
COLOCACION-La solieita una seiorita
Que pnede hacer toda clase de trabaio de Off
Gina. BnenaS referencias. Dirijase 5. G. s.,
General Delivery Pta. de TERRA, P. r.
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