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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28

We often see the officials Of tn,
local churches going up to Conference
Pres. Conventions, after a preacher
that draws, Too often, misunderstood
they don't want q preacher that draw,
they want one they can drive.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28
SOY BEANS,

With the assistance Of other county
agents, we have located several lots
Of soy bean seed. These lots were
grown last year and offered for sale
by the farmers who raised them. The
prices vary from $500 TO $500 a
bushel. For further particulars tele-
phone or write the Hon County Farm
Burean, Mound City.
We would suggest that those who
intend t0 plant soy beans with corn,
use . pea or bean ASSIGNMENT on their
planter or dill. 4 more uniform
stQnd will = secured and the increased
y3h will ray for the attachment in
one seassHs all things being equal.
49,. y,,,;. .u,,. r.,.. =,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28

Some towns nre bone dry, and 9TH
ers dry as bones-Spiritually.
Some professed christians are like
certain brand Of matches, they won't
strike only on their own box. IL meet
ings are being held in their church
they will attend, sing in the choir, do
anything else to make il success;
but IL not in their church-they will
pull off any kind Of stunt TO helm
make II a failure.
And do you know the average
preacher can preach his head off try
ing 10 hit their old hell bound society
church members, and never phase one
wart Of their toughened hide.
Babies are beautiful and darling
things when they are little teensie
weensie things. But heaven deliver
us from that bunch of old babies that
sit in church Sunday morning with
whiskers on their chin and rats in
their hair, powder on their face, and
expect the pastor TO furnish ali the
spiritual nourishment that is neces.
sary to keep them spiritually alive.
Some church suffers because thei,
workers are stone dead, other suffer
because their workers are bone head.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28

Some folks just have enough re-
ligion to keep them scared. They ex-
poet, when II comes their time TO die,
that they will be taken with a spell
Of fever, and then will have time to
fix up their crooked past life.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28
BACTERIA FOR INoCuLATING

BACTERIA FOR NEGOTIATING.
The 4. $. Department Of Agricul-
turo distributes bacteria for inocu.
lalng lcrumcs Of all kirds, such as
alfalfa. 10Y beans, clovcrs. etc This
bacteria has been tried by many far
mcrs and Il has given good results.
Enough bacteria for inoculating one
buShcl of seed will be sen, free Of
charge to anyone upon request. Gov
eminent application cards for the bac-
terra may be obtained at the Farm
Bureau office, or they will be mailed
upon request,
Following IL the program Of work
for the County Agent and the Farm
Bureau, Feb. u TO April /:
Feb. 2i.26-EXtcnsion School. Ore
gon.
Feb. 27-Mar. ist-Extcnsion School,
Mound City.
March 3-5-Membcrship compaign.
March 6-S-iioys' Club Work.
fMarch i3-Oat Smut Control DEM
onstrations.
March i5-l7-orchard Management
Demonstrations.
March 2l-22-Bcc Management
Demonstrations.
March 2I-2o-Sccd Corn Work.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28

--Resfxrs' Tunic, More Eggs"-I
makes layers out Of loafers.
HENNINGER DRUG co.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28

Some towns are bone dry, and 9TH
efs dry As bones--Spiritually.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
DRAINAGE FARLEY
HERE ATTRACTING
MUCH ATTENTION
indications Are That Three.
Hundred Persons VIII At
tend Conference in AIbu-
QuerQue ON June Is and IA

Reports received by the CHAMBER
of Commerce indicate that the drain
age convention which will he held
here June IS and II is attracting a
great deal Of interest among land own
ers and others in the Rio Grande
vollcy. County agents are taking hold
of the matter urging that all who can
possibly do so arrange TO attend, and
the indications are that their efforts
vii. prove successful
Il. NJ Otero of Las Iunhs, who was
in the city Friday, said drainage is
becoming more important every year
in Valencia county. and he was in
favor OF any nab.egprogram that
would result In restoring the water
logged lands TO cultivation. Eugene
Kempenich also of Los Lunas, ex-
pressed himself along the same lines,
Among the out-of-town speakers at
the convention will be r. A. Hart,
drainage engineer Of the United States
department Of agriculture; Leslie 4.
state engineer; DR.. A, d. Grille,
president OF the state college, one
of the reclamation service engineers,
and others. A special invitation TO
attend will be extended to Governor
Q. A. Larrazolo.
The Chamber of Commerce has
caused TO be sent out a letter to each
land owner in the valley, federal
state and county officials. The lat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
At THE pNSTIAJE.

George Walsh, athlete, sprinter
baseball player and motion picture
actor, Will be the principal attrac-
ton beginning today at the Pastime.
lie is to he seen in a new William
Fox comedY-drama entitled Help!
Help! Police" which is said to involve
new version of the eternal TRAN
gle, said triangle in this case being
composed of business, love and police
the busneSs-that of the manufacture
OF safety razors-cuts in frequently
on the love affair and the police do
likewise, both seeming to have keen
edged cases Of jealousy. Eventually,
however, the love affair establishes
itself on a business basis and the vii
famous police become disgraced i'll
ttIlopers
Georges propensity for getting irto
scrapes and his remarkable faCilily
for getting out again provide a great
deal of the action of the play. At
one time the police are holding him
on seven charges ranging from speed
ing to burglary and abduction, but
he fights his way through them ir u
t7ost interesting manner aud cones
out thoroughly vindicated. The "'rl
in the case is Alice Mann and as n
new Walsh leading lady is reported
to be a pretty success. The picture
was directed by Edward Dillon.
Besides the above, Tom Mix will
be seen in comedy, "A Soft Ten
derfoot,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01

WHAT will it be today Will you dip in
the surf2 Day-dream awhile on the sun
swept beach2 Or, will it please your sailor
heart to let your boat tack along in the teeth
of the wind? Or, perhaps, you will want
to 60 in for bit O golf on the sporty links
or, mayhap, set of lively tennis. Or,
perchance, it may suityour pleasure to takea
spin out on mountain drives of wondrous
scenic charm; or, again, hike up noun
tain trails of rugged beauty and grandeur.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
SHORTER WORKING
DAY IS GRANTED
RETAIL CLERKS
Dry Goods, General Merchan-
diSel Shoe and Department
Stores Place Employees on
Eight Hour Basis June 2.

The adoption OF an eight-hour day
for employees in department stores,
dry goods stores, general merchandise
and shoes stores, working day IF
eight hours and thirty minutes for
employees in piano, hardware and fur
niture stores and a working day If
nine hours for employees in grocery
stores, and an agreement to pay over
time for ali time worked in excess
OF the foregoing hours, was announced
yesterday effective June :. The con-
tcessions, it was said, We're voluntary
on the part Of the merchants.
The agreement signed by the de-
partment store, dry goods store, gem
eral merchandise and shoe store own
ers, to which the piano, hardware and
furniture dealers have also subscribed
their names, except as TO working
hours. follows
I'VE, the undersigned merchants OF
the city Of Albuquerque, engaged in
the business therein as owners ana
operators of the following lines of bus
mess. to-wit Department stores, dry
goods stores, general merchandise and
SHOE stores, do hereby agree to and
among ourselves as follows
"That on and after the second day
of June, 1919, we will conduct our
several places of business, employ ana
pay our clerks therein and observe
toward the said clerks and each other
the following rules, to-wit:
"A basic day for the purpose of
computing wages shall be eight hours
or all clerks employed by us now and
hereafter
I'VE win open our stores for sell
ing purposes at $50 each morning
and close the same at p. m. on all
DAYS except Saturday. and on Satur-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
ISMAEL TEN0RI0. OF THE
18Th, NOW IN NEW YORK

Onofre Tenorio, sos South Walter
street, last night received card from
his nephew, Ismael TcnOrio. announc-
ing that he had arrived in New York
Tenorio was q local baseball star and
Dan Padilla, manager of the Duke
City Grays, has been anXiously await
ing his return.
Tenorio was a, member of Company
I, 356th infantry, of the famous Eigh-
ty-ninth division and not only saw
active service on the French front
hut went into Germany in the army
OF occupation. He was gassed in the
81. Mihiel battle and was confined to
hospital for three months
Tenorio worked at the Santa Fe
railway shops here before going to
war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01

days we will open at sac a, m. and
close at p. m.
From December Is TO December
"a, inclusive our stores will be opened
at $40 a. m. ana closed at 8 p. IN.
We will so arrange the working
time of our clerks that no clerk shall
be required to work more than eight
hours on any day as a basic day.
we will close all our stores upon
the following days throughout the
year, to-wit An sundays, New Years
Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July.
Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day ana
Christmas Day, and no store shall be
open for business nor shall the attend
ance of any clerk he required upon
said days
We win not reduce the wages Of
our clerks, nor bonus or other COM
missions now being paid them during
the existence OF this agreement be-
cause of the eight-hour basic day
herein agreed upon
"In determining the time worked
and the compensation to be paid our
clerks, we win observe and be bound
by the following rules, to-wit
For overtime less than twenty
minutes there shall he no consdera-
ton; over twenty minutes and less
than thirty minutes, shall be paid for
at the rate Of one hours overtime All
other overtime shall be paid for ~
the rate Of one and one-half times
the regular rate. Sufficient time shall
be provided for, before closing time
to take care Of stock in such manner
as to protect ii from damage.
Any store operating less than five
clerks may employ one apprentice,
and for each additional five clerks
one additional apprentice
may be employed
This agreement shall continue and
be in force for the period of one year.,
in testimony Of the above agreement
we have hereunto signed our respec-
tive names: .s .A=
(Siened) s. Kahn, Julian Dreyfuss.
Rosenwald Bros, RaChechi Dry Goods
Co. Woinman & Lewinson, Mandell-
Never q Co. Kistler- ColIister & Co..
Golden Rule y. G. Co. by j. w. Pres
tel; Weller & BENJAMIN. p. Matteucci,
Il r. WELLER g. Co. b. Marcus Max
Eatz, NJ Glassman. Vaio Bros. Chas.
May, d. N. Elias, S, Segalof *.
Koury Mack Rouchus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
At THE 81"


one Of the most remarkable casts
assembled by any director in support
of star, is that which appears in
Pauline Frederick's new Paramount
Photoplay paid in Full" which is
announced for presentation Mt the
''B' theater today and tomorrow.
This is a superb perturbation of
Eugene Waters famous play which
has held the stage ever since its pro-
ductio1 in New York in 1907. Robert
Cain, a popular leading man portrays
the role Of Il cowardly, shiftless man,
the husband of Emma Brooks, the
part played by Miss Frederick. Mr.
Cain has done splendid work in the
past, but it is said that his impersona-
ton in this picture is an unusually
brilliant performance.
Frank Losee one of the most ex-
perienced character actors in motion
pictures, plays the part of scoun-
drelly capitalist who SEEKS to take adj
vantage of Mrs. Brooks when she APP
pealS to him to he lenient with her
husband who has stolen a large sum
of money from him. Wyndham
Standing, a popular actor, is seen as
q breezy westerner who ultimately
brings happiness to Mrs Brooks, Jane
Farrell and Vera Farrell have excel
lent roles and both are noted for their
artistry and charm,
Pearl White will be seen in "The
Lightning Raider" and a reel OF
Weekly Events" pictures will also
be shown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01

II it is the glory of al Immaculate
fire which brings to thousands of
homeless Belgian orphans light, loN e
and the gleanings of beauty so indis-
pensable to the happy development
of all mankind -
The title role of THE Heart of HUI
manity' is portrayed by Dorothy
Phillips, who under Director Holubar,
has advanced herself far beyond the
dreams of her admirers.
The Heart of Humanity will be
shown at the Lyric Theater today for
the last time,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01

For polishing metal a machine has
been invented that does the work with
a belt which passes At high speed
over a pulley made IN of an iron hub
fitted with 22j leather blades to give
it cushion effect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
At THE IDEAL.

All authorities are agreed that at
mosphere is the most desired thing to
get in a motion picture. And all are
agreed that the best thing in "Intol-
erance" is the atmosphere of the Ba-
bylonian episode,
AS you view the unfolding of these
tremendous scene the years Sip away
from you and you are carried back
through the centuries to those ancient
days. You are there in spirit; you
know the people of those times and
their ways. l t is Babylon itself, re-
vived for you through the wonder
full atmosphere of the scenes.
SO i'll building the picture. "A Mod
ern Lorelei,' every effort was made
to preserve the atmosphere and it is
said that no such scenes have ever
appeared in a picture of the sea and
its lonely, desolated islands. All the
mystery of its ceaseless motion all
the myriad of its bird and animal life
are shown with gripping story of
love and adventure and that indescrib-
able atmosphere that is at once pleas
ing and vet awe-inspiring The sweet
ness of the story is peculiarly appeal
ing and the beauty of its many senses
are enhancing. "A Modern Lorelei'
is most unusual and interesting; and
is a rare treat
This picture is being repeated at
the Ideal theater today: also the Key
stone comedy, His Naughty
Thought"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
FLIPS FROM THE F7LLUlNS
AT THE THEATERs TO-DAY.


81 Theatcr-Paramoun repre-
sents Pauline Fredericks in her lat
est and greatest picture, paid in
Full" Pearl White, starring in The
Lightning Raider and reel OF
weekly EVents-See the Worlds
Ideal MISUNDERSTANDING Tyrone
Power and Mabel Jones in "A Mod
ern Lorelei;" also repeating His
Naughty Thought" a Keystone COM
edy.
Lyric Theotcr--For the last time to-
day, repeating tkat wonderful film
production, The Heart of Humanity"
See it today.
Pastime Theater-George Walsh,
starring in a Fox feature, entitled
Help, Help, Police" also a two-reel
comedy "A Soft Tenderfoot," with
Tom Mix in the title role.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-01
AT THE LYRIC.

AT THE LYRIC.
The Heart of Humanity" directed
by Allen Holubar and starring Dor
othy Phillips. IMPLYING the work of
the Red Cross in France, presents
the greatest of all of Mr.. Holubar's
productions.
More correctly might this poignant
drama be called catalogue of the
human emotions. for in the vast ac.
complishment is expressed every big
emotion There is heroism, sorrow
hate, anger, love, divine sympathy,
and supreme sacrifice that. it is said
by critics who have seen the picture.
will bring to all who view the huge
effort clearer understanding of what
is due our womankind.
Peaceful countrysides contrast the
turmoil of battlefields; hate is placed
in contraposition to love: intelliceace
Balances MISUNDERSTANDING and havoc
wi:fuliy wrought. is seen srceee leo, ny
the service Of reconstruction.
And through all the tragedy of the
new screen-drama, whinh cinema ex-
ports saw will live as one of the miie-
stones of production, Is eXDressel the
siblime grace Of the 'mother heart
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
H COnCOjO Sc diSpOnG a haCNr
CumpIir Ia paz
IRAN A BERLIN TIRE CoMISIoNEs
MILITAREs PARA vIGILAR LA RE-
DUCCION DE EFECTIVOS
LA NUEvA QUESTION DEL FIUME
Sc CoNSIDERA GRAVE
Ell SENTIMIENTO ANTI-FRANCES
Sc EsTA HACIENDA INTENSE EN-
TODA ITALIA

PARIS, julio 11.-El Concejo de los
Cinco ha empezado tomar medidas
encaminadas vigilar el estricto cum
plimiento de los terminos militares del
Tratado de Paz con Alemania.
La comisi6n especial encargada de
cstudiar este asunto, rindio un informe
en- ell cual Sc propone ell nombramiento
de tres comisiones militares que Sc ms
talaran en- Berlin otros centros de Ale
man a las que correspondent vigi-
lar los cstablecimientos militares y ma
wales vicndo de que Sc cumpla la re
duccion de ellos provista en- ell tratado
e. Concejo de los Cinco acepto ell die
tameu de la comision y en- breve Sc
guiran para Alemania tres Commissioners
cuyo personal sera de unos doscientos
ofclales de guerra y empleados civiles.
Estas comic ones atenderan respectiva
mente los asuntos del ejercito, los
dc Ia armada y al servicio de aviacion.
La primera ira a las ordenes de un ge-
neral frances, la segunda las de un
almirante ingles y la tercera a las de
un brigadier tambien ingles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
EELA KUN Els oTRo PRoBLEMA

otro asunto que preocupa vivaments
a Ia Conferencia es 10 que haya Gle ha
corse con respecto q Bella Kun, ell jefe
comunista hingaro. La intencion reco-
nocida aprobada es la de enviar tro-
pas a que 10 batan, pero como todas
las naciones aliadas estan icenciando
rapidamente sus ejercitos, no Sc We
cual de elias haya de ser la que sunni
nistre esos contingencies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
No Sc SuSpende Ia prohibition
aICOhOIiCa
MR.. WILSON DICE QUE NO PUEDE
sUsPENDERsE ANTEs DE QUE LA
PAz SEA PROCLAMADA
LAS. EsPERATzAs De LOS BEBE-
DoEES, DEsFEAUDADAs
BACC HA sIDo PRosCRITo PARA
sIEMPRE DEL TERRIToRIo DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDoS

WASHINGTON, julio 11-De acuer-
do con una declaration hecha hoy por
ell presidente Wilson, no existe la pb-
sibilidad siquiera de cue pueda llegar
a efectuarse una suspension de la dis
posicion legal que prescribe la venta
des.licores alcoholics durante ell ITEM
po cue dure ell licenciamiento del ejer-
cito norteamericano enviado Francia.
Mr. Wilson dijo que esa suspension
no podria decretarse antes de que la
paz universal sea proclamada de que
todos los paises, incluso Alemania, ha-
yam dado todos los pasos conducentes
para cumplir Ell todas sus parties ell ira
tado de paz.
Como tai cosa entIana un tempo
bastante dilatado, Mr.. Wilson conside-
ra que dicha suspension no podria lie
gar antes de febrero, epoca EN- que en-
trara EN- pleno vigor la LEY Seca''.
Ha uegado, por consiguiente, para los
Estados Unidos, ell dia defnitivo de la
prohibition alcoholica Y las esperanzas
de los que creian que podrian trancu-
rrir unos dos tres meses mas bajo ell
reinado del dios Baco, Sc han visto de-
fraudadas.
Esas esperanzas Sc basaban Ell una ma
Ia Interpretation del mensaje dirijido
desde Paris, por ell presidente Wilson,
mensaje en- que decia que la prohibition
de tempo de guerra terminaria cuando
Sc hubiese efectuado la completa desmo
vilizacion del ejercito.
Como el departamento de Guerra dio
la noticia de que esa decentralization
terminaria a mas tardar ell septiembre
Sc creyo possible que Sc restableceria
entonces la venta Gle hcores. Ell presi-
dente ha aclarado hoy completamente
ell punto, al manifestar que el no pue-
de declarar que esa desmovilizacion esta
completada mientras no Sc haya procla-
mado la paz en- todas parties.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
.PENA DE MUERTE PARA LOS AGA
PARADoREs DE ARTICULos DE
PRIMERA NECESIDAD

PARIS, IL de julio.-Ha sido intro
ducido a la Camara de Diputados un
proyecto de ley estableciendo la pena
de muerte para los Expenditures de pro-
visiones.
La opinion general favorece el pro
yecto, porque Sc cree que los acapara-
dores Ell grande escala tienen la culpa
de que los articulos de primera necesi-
dad hayan alcanzado precios tan ele-
vados
LONDRES, julio lbs potable que
Sc apruebe en- la camara francesa un
proyecto de ley que impone Ia pena de
muerte a los acaparadores de articu-
los de primera necesidad dc ropas
Ell proyecto ha sido presentado por
una comision que estuvo estudiando ell
problema de las subsistencias en- In
glaterra. Los diarios de Londres dicen
al tratar del encarecimiento de la vida,
que Sc adoptaran medidas de extreme
rigor en- contra de los especuladores que
quieran aprovecharse de las dificiles
circunstancias por que atraviesa el pals
para cobrar precios inmoderados.
George N. Barnes, una de las fguvas
mas salientes del obrerismo ingl6s Y
ministro sin cartera en- el gabinete Gle
Lloyd George, ha declarado en- un dis
curse pronunciado EN- Cardiff 4uc el Go
bierno hara Saber mWy pronto - deci-
sion con respecto a la manera como la
va de castigarse los aeaparadoras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19

ran a verifcarse desde e. dia loco del
proximo agosto FL plazo fijado parl "A
presentation de solicitudes expira ei
dia II de agosto. Los diplomas y demss
documentos necesarios y los $500 de
derechos Gle examen deberan enviarse
al Presidente dc la Junta, doctor J M
Bird. San Juan, P. r.
San Juan, p r.. Julio II. 1919.
Doctor j. NJ. Bird. Pres. Junta dc
Dentistas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
LA QUESTION DE FIUME

La question del Fiume, con las nue.
vas difcultades creadas por el choque
entire soldados italianos y franceses y
la consiguiente exaltacion que ha pro
ducido, Sc considera muy delicada y
de solucion bastante dificil.
Sc dice que la delegation estado-uni-
dense la Conferencia de la Paz ha
dirigido un extenso cablegrama al Pre-
sidente Wilson, dandole cuenta deta-
llada de Ia situacion y llamando su aten
cion hacia la efervescencia de la OPT
MON publica ell Italia. Personals que
pretelden estar bien informadas ase-
guran que el cablcgrama al Presidente
Wilson Sc envio teniendo la vista no
ticias de Ia Embajada yanQui ell TIA
liza, cuyo caracter era POGO tranquil
zador.
FL sentimiento anti frances Sc est&
extendiendo rapidamente por toda Ia
peninsula, y cada dia sc pide con mas
insistencia el Immediate retro dc los
destacamentos franceses que Sc hallan
en- la region del Fiume. La razQn Ell vir
tud de la cual Sc tnantienen ALI esas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
.BANco COMMERCIAL DE PUERTO
RICO
JUNTA GENERAL oRDINARIA
COlSVOCATORIA

FL Consejo de Directories de este Ban
co, EN- session de aver y en cumplimien-
to de la setima dc las Clausulas de in
corporation y del articulo diez del Re.
glamento, acordo la celebration de la
Junta General ordinaria de accionis-
tas correspondence al ano social Ell
curse, y sefalo para clio ell dia veinte
cuatro Gle julio pr6ximo, las nueve
de su maiana. Dicha Junta Sc celebra-
ra ell Ell domicilio social del Banco de
San Juan, Tetuan 8.
San Juan seis de JUNO, de 1919.
A. SARMIENTO.
Secretario. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
EXAMINADoRA, DE DEN
TISTAS

CONvoCATORIA PARA EXAMINES
DE REVALIDA DE DENTISTAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-19
coLAB BoRAcIoN

A los ssnorss aus nOs honran snviAn.
donos sspontknsamsnts trabalos Dc GO.
Iaboraci6n les rscomsndamos qus Guar.
den copia. puss no rsspondsmos ds -
dsvoluci6n % cAso d no utiiiaarioA
nj sostsnsmos consspondsncia sobrs
sllos.
FL hseho de que ssts diario pabliaus
un trabajo armado. no siEuisea nses-
sariansnts qus - soudArios cen II.