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CURRENT EVENTS
Discussed Before Sew rsnfurT Club
Members YESTERDAY

Tho nesting 1f ne Currrt rvrr r.
Glass ~ he Netr q entIrv Club vegtsrds
was one ~ the most interesting n the 80
aOn
Mrs William III Bearnn1 sn0Ee
"Se-7culture IN an instructive wav Nf-
Harry II Graham gave the history 0f Elass
making Mrs Charles IN konin-on ca
Naanan z gave ono ~ her delightful Diarn
nnonologtles Mrs 4 Clark gave -'Irrprf
events citing number u happ@1ings
,be rpOrnsrt A note 1f -0ndnlennr
Professor A II Berlin death Vss sert 4
Mrs Berlin recently and Mrs. h@riin
renlv vas read - the Current Event
class
DR. George Earle RangIIls .ecturs f..
morrow night before the Grub Ell - rl
The Far Fast N Ferrnent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Richardson PARK club.

The Richardson PARK Gives iuD mes
at the home ~ Mrs samuel Alfuan,
n ashley -nstarda, afternoon t1ufI y
buslnpSs vas Transacted u vas siEzt-feii
hat -le memDers rrlng fue'r nfistulaF
dors ,D- tor ne nor - he rlme
Mrs i,-Drrc ~teuar- 81 Ashley - lecefr
ber u and from thence would % u
rodv ~ me nome ~ Mn " aco
go West Il r-renrv-nfth street Enere f7r
regular business .ntetinE ruuid hc fair
The -iuD viii hold rimmage sair n
near future
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$40 A MONTH ALIMONY.
Allowed Mrs. Eta c. Whitaker Follow
Ing Divorce from her Husband.

A ruling that $50 per month permanent
alimony be paid Eta c, Whitaker for
support OF herself and siI-year-old child
wss made this morning by Judge Rice in
Superior Court Mrs. Whitaker was
grsnted decree nisi Yesterday on grounds
Of extreme cruelty from William p
Whitaker.
According 70 an Agreements the wife has
been receiving $40 month James
Hughes. counsel for the husband, nain-
tained Whitaker s only making Sl55 3
month. out OF which he has to support
himself and . second child. A petition
asking custody OF the younger child may
be filed BY the husbands attorney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
RAILROAD STATISTICS.

Complete data now just available.
shows that the 272, 900 freight cars Of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad system travelled
an average Of D 4 miles per day during
October This is higher than tho figures
attained in any other month this wear
In addition 70 the increase in the daily
cor movement, the total freight equip
rnent mileage in October this year was
217, ,b36, 757 the greatest mileage for any
month in 1920, greater than any month
in 1919; greater than any month in 1918,
except July. when the total mileage was
2l9, ,2e0 .305, and vas only exceeded h
two months IN l9l7-May, 2l8, ,o28. .0O5.
and June, I'll, ,583, 10
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Accu sed Of OyercoIIection

Stanley Cichocn, charged with larceny
,.s bailee, was held under $500 bail for the
Court of General Sessions by Judge Hast
iDgs IN Municipal Court today Stanley
has q store at Sixth andChurch streets and
when Mrs. Jane Mccarthy presented a
check in payment for bill Of S. 80 he also
is allegeged to have taken out s2I, the
amount, he claims Mrs. McCarthy's sister
owed him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
DEIAWARE'S VOTE.
Gov. Townsend Advises Washington That
Harding Had I2-779 Plurality.

A majority Of l2.77e votes WAS gwen
Harding for President in Delaware, &c
cording 70 a report forwarded to Secretary
of State Bainbr1dee Colby by Governor
John G.. Townsend The Socialists had =
total Of oSS votes in thi, State, most of
them being cast hy residents 81 this CITY.
The official report filed in Washington
contained the following statistics;
Democrats electors Gray,
3e,9ll; Soper, 80, ,623; Cox, 1854
Republicnns-Hen A. du Pont,
52.s5S; Benson, 52,627; Townsend,
1920
Prohibitionists -Crsnstou, aSS; Heyd,
o76; Cade, 979
Socialists Ferris, oSS; Whiteside, a64
johnson, 95s.
Single Takers "a and 81
Independent.-S2 90 and Is.
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POINTS CREDITORS GET AID.
Three Will Return Funds They Received
From Convicted Man.

Boston, Dec Z The creditors q
Charles J Ponzi's exploded scheme OF
high finance will share S34 900 Of the
SEQ, 900 that it cost Ponz 20 settle claim
based on loan to him Of $500
The Federal Court Monday approved
an agreement by which Joseph Daniels,
who sued Ponzi for million because he
loaned him 5000 when he was broke, will
turn over to the receivers s3f, 900 Of the
f50,0 900 he received in settlement. Former
Judge Frederick Chase and Isaac Harris
will also return 81 900 Of the sum they re-
ceived ne fees. Ponzi is serving n sentence
Of FIVE years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Mixpah Chapter Elects Officers.

Mizpah Chapter, No 2, Order Of Eastern
Star, held it's annual election in Odd
Fellows Hall last night The following
officers were elected: Mrs Florence Nc
Cullough, worthy matron: @ A. Hodgson,
worthy patron; Mrs Carrie Wright,
associate matron; Mrs Rose Newlin,
conductress; Mrs Helen Barrett. asso-
ciate conductress Mrs Florence Handy
secretary, and Mrs Nettie Mcintyre
treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
BOLD BOOTLEGGER.
West Virginia Man Stored His "Hootch"
I'm Courthouse

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Martinsburg, W Va Dec 5 s-A hold
violator of the prohibition Jaws ono
who stored his home brew in the county
courthouse here ls being aought today
by federal and state authorities
The officers rereTved tip YESTERDAY
n the effeet that an nsnertion ~ an I'M
used room ~ the cou- h0rlse would afford
them much interest The room in queo-
ton was unlocked and when the officers
entered they found various containers
brirnful Of an amber fluid A test show
ed that the fluid was beer Of the home
brew variety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
WAN TED INTWO STATES.

Wanted on charge Of larceny in this
,Ity and Camdeu \. J., Olivia Watson,
colored, uss arrested by Special Officer
Iohn McA teer as she was making a pur-
rhase in store On West Tenth street
She was arTaIgned before Judge Hastings
n City Court today and hearing continued
until Friday The woman is alleged to
nave stolen gold watch and chain from
Miss Eva Taylor, 903 Tatnall street, in
November, 1919. The New Jersey au-
thorities want her on suspicion Of stealing
1854 in cash from a house 10 Collingswood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
FURNITURE ONCE OWNED BY
VIM. PENN SOLD Ar AUCTION

BY Associated Press 70 vrry Evening.
Lancaster, Ps.. Dee s-Antique furni-
ts1re once the property Of William Penn,
and which had been in the possession OF
the Huber family OF this county for thlr-
teen generations, went under the hammer
az public auction at BauIngardiner 5
station. three miles from here today
High prices were realized rs many an
tioue furniture dealers attended A log
cabin built by Penn is on the premises
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
KIWANIS CLUBS.
Those of Wilmington and Chester TO
Dine Together.

The Kiwanis Club, At iss meeting today
IN the du Barry room in the Hotel du Pont,
rornpleted arrangements for "ladies
night, which will be observed tomorrow
night In the ballroom OF the hotel.
The occasion Will be joint celebration
of the Kiwanis Club of Chester and the
members OF the Wilmington organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
MILITARY DICTATORSHIP
REPORTED FOR ARMENIA
ated Press % Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Constsntinople, Dec. S.-Reports reach
ing this city declare the war minister Of
Armenia has proclaimed 9 military dicta
torship over that country. He is said to
have Joined Bolshevik troops at Bsku an
TO be advancing toward Erivan. where
Soviet government Was proclaimed on
December 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Plea For New Trial for Ellis.

Argument was heard in Court Of Gener-
al Sessions yesterday afternoon on the
application J. Frank Ball, counsel, ,.for d
new trial for William c. Ellis, former
head Of the Delaware Orphanage Home
md Industrial School, recently found
guilty by q jury Of serious ofiense
.gainst an inmate Of the home The plea
~as based on insufhciency Of the evidence
Ia the case Decision was reserved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
ROBBER FINDS PENNILESS
VICTIM OFFERS HIM MONEY

by Associated Press 20 R~ery Evening.
Steubenville, Ohio, Dec. S--Daniel
Cable, a pottery worker, reported to the
police hero last night, thss a robbcr who
held him up while he WAS en- route to his
home in a suburb, offered 20 give him $40
after the highway1nan discovered that he
was penniless
Gable said that the robbcr leaped upon
him, ovcrpowered him and thsn went
through his pockets. Finding no money,
Cable said, the highwsyman reached into
his own pocket, pulled out = roll Of bills
and offered TO give him $40, saying,
Here, brother. YOU need il worse than |
do" Cable said he WAS too surprised 20
accept the money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Music and Dramatics.

The Harry Barnhart Chorus viii give
a musical and dramatic offering al the
New Century Club next Saturday even
ing, assisted by the Knights Of Pythias
This IL pleasing mixture of music, singing
and dramatic work, including the dramatic
rendition of Damon and Pythias An
orchestra Of twenty pieces under the direc-
ton Of j. Allison Mearns Will play and
there will be selections by the Phil Ba
Wa quartet consisting Of John Collins,
Rice Collins, John BraddOck and &. A.
Mahoney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
TRADEMARK SUIT.
Action in u. s. Court Of Andrew Jerrens
Co. vs.. Woodbury. Inc.


Testimony WA. heard by Judge Morris
in the Federal Court this morning IN the
action of Andrew Jergens Co. v. Wood
bury Inc, ct Al. which has been on the
calendar for some time
Plaintiffs counsel are Thomas F.
Bayard OF this city, Dudley v Sutphin Of
Cincinnati and Keys Winter Of New York
City For the defendant are John =.
Iaffey of this city and Gustav Drcws and
John Robert Taylor Of New York City.
The allegations are unfair competition
and an injunction is sought 20 protect the
trademark claimed exclusively by the
plaintiff
The trademark WAS registered in 1880
by John H. Woodbury. who used II for his
facial soap and other toilet aids. Rights
20 manufacture certain of these as Ii
censee were acquired in 1901 by Andrew
Jergens, whose business foundation At
tanned a sale Of $1,000, 900 in 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
ASK ONE MILLION
FOR FORESTRY WORK
Nv Associated Prees 20 Every E~onins

by Associated Proez 20 Every Evorins
Washington, Dec. s.-An appropria-
ton of one million dollars 10 be used IN
cooperation with the states in forostry
work during the next fiscal year was
asked of congress today by the depart
ment Of agriculture Secretary Meredith
also asked for legislation which would
authorize him To recommend the essen
tial and standard requirements 10 pro-
tect timbered and cut over lands rom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
STROMBERG CUTS DIVIDEND.
Associat ted Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, Dec 8 The Stromberg
Company. in which Allan A
Ryan, New York fnancier, is interested.
today declared q quarterly dividend OF
fifty cents share instead Of its usual
dollar dividend
Stromberg shares broke sharply to 80
a loss Of 514 points, soon after the an
nouncement of the cut in the dividend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
KIwANIs INSTALL OFFICERS.
New York Kiwanian Was Visitor OF
Local Club.

Dr. c. P. Sezard, vice-president Of the
New York kiwanis Club, was a guest OF
ne Wilmington Kiwanis Club al their
luncheon today. The newly-elecJed Off
Gers were installed.
The prize winners were J. Z. MonsUr,
William J. Myer, William d. Mullen,
nv r. Ford T. F Higgins, II r Freck,
x ! HOrner and W s. Holton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
CONGRESS MEETS TO FORM
CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION
Assoc lated Press to Every Evening

San Salvador, Republic of Salvador,
Dec. 6.-The congress of representatives
of the Central American states TO establish
a aprogram for uniting the five republics into
a Central American union WAS opened
today AT San Jose, Costa Rica, 1t is an
nounced in dispatches received from the
Costa Rican capital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Christiana Youths In Trouble.

Charged with dlsOrdery conduct, five
young men were fined S5 last night by
Magistrate Gillis. They were Ralph Smith
Harold Smith, John Burris, Herbert Klees
and Nelson Williams. They are alleged To
have attacked the home of William Light
cap, near Christiana on Sunday evening
when two men, who had been hired by
Lightcap, refused 10 leave the town as
they had been warned 70 10 so By the
NniInr men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Crawford Having Rough Tine.

Lindsay Crawford, president u the
Self-Determination for Ireland League in
Canada and personal representative u
Eamonn de Valera, IS having a rough
time Of Il ON his speaking tour of the mari
time provinces, according 20 advIces re-
celved at Ottawa. At MonctOn Monday
night, Il IS said. he was mobbed ana forced
70 KISS the Union Jack. Crawford lectured
mere q short time ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
DORRANCE HEIRS APPEAL
TO U. S. SUPREME COURT

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec S-Heirs of the bate
Charles Dorrance Of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
today asked the Supreme Court TO review
9 decision Of lower courts declaring Charles
Francis Dorranoe to be the legal grandson
Of the deceased and therefore entitled TO a
fourth interest in the estate, valued at
more than s4,000,0Oo. The appellants al
legged that the boy was adopted from an
orphan asylum in St Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
EDITH PAYNE HONORFD.
Wins Distinction as a Member Of the
Girls Reserve Council

The Girl Reserve Council met yester-
dav afternoon 70 award the triangles and
chevrons to tho members who had won
the highest number of honors, in their
corps. Fifteen members in the different
corps were awarded uhese symbols The
real award was given 10 Miss Edith Payne,
who received two ohevrons This makes
Miss Payne now the owner Of three such
marks Of distinction. Each chevron stands
for forty honors Her honors now mum
Der 100 which makes her the highest Of
any girl reserve in this city Miss Eliza
beth White received her first chevron
Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
FIFTH AVENUE BUS TURNS
OVER, DRIVER is KILLED

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, Dec. 8.-The driver of a
Fifth avenue bus was killed and 20 per
sons injured today when the vehicle over
turned at Seventy ninth street The
accident occurred when the bus swerved
sharply in attempting TO dodge a truck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
AMPUTAYE wORKMAN'S TOES.

While at work at the du Pont dye
works. at Deep Water Point. n j., yes
te rday, Timothy Donohue, 46 State
st rect, Penns Grove, had hi. right foot
80 badly cut IL wss necessary 70 Ampu-
tate the toes. He IS expected TO recover.
He va. treated at the Delaware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
FRANK HODSON DEAD.
Had Been for "a Years Chief Clerk Of
u. s. Embassy I'm London.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
London, Dec S-Frank Hodson, chief
clerk at the American embassy in this
city for 81 years. and known TO Americans
throughout the world died today, fol-
lowing an illness of several weeks During
his incumbency he delivered overy i'm
portant communication from the em mbaesy
to the British Foreign Office.
Mr.. Hodson succeeded his father, who
served under six ambassadors, and will
be succeeded by his brother, Theodore
Hodson. He WAS 81 ycars of age and
WAS a British subject
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
ATLANTIC CTTY'S NEGRO
POPULATION is ,946

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Dec S.-The Negro popu-
lation Of Atlantic City, N j., is 10,946,
an increase Of ! ,II4 or II 3 per cent. The
white population is 39,888 an increase Of
3, ,457 or 9.5 per cent and all others II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
Ordered Back 10 PhiIadelnhia

On his promise to return TO his home ID
Philadelphia Accosti Sylvester was dis
missed in City Court today on q charge Of
peddlng without a license He was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon while selling
images on the east side
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Charlotte Leaves Harian's :.

The freighter Charlotte, recently haul
ed into drydock for minor repairs 81 The
Harlan plant Of the Bethlehem Shipbuild-
ing Corporation, was released this morn
ing The freighter left on a trip north
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Married so Years.

Mr. and Mrs. John r. Diokey Of 3Ol
North BroOme street are receiving con
guatulstions today on the 5Oth anniver-
ssFy d Their marriage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-08
SUGAR DROPS AGAIN.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.

New York, Dec s-The sugar market
continued it's downward trend TODAY with
centrifugal quoted at 5.32 cents per
pound, the lowest price Of the season
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Help Yourself get better job bv adj
Call 2200
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CONSEQUENCES
FATALES DE La
PROHIBICION

Dice el "Sun and Herald, de Nue
va York, que los agentes fiscales del
gobierno de Mr.. Wilson, estan hacien-
do odiosa unpopular EN- extreme la
ley SEGA de Volstead, por los procedi-
mientos absolutistas que emplean-. En-
los Estados del Norte y sobre todo en-
Nueva York, el sentimiento popular Sc
ha agriado contra la ley por los actos
de los detectives federales, que llegan
entrar, revolver en- mano, donde quie-
ra, para descubrir bebidas, etc. Este
sistema no es eficaz. La ley Sc burla
por los que pneden pagar buenos ira
gos, en- cambio, sufre ell publico mo
lestias atropellos El whiskey Sc pa
ga so rs centavos cada toma. Ma
turalmente son pocos los que pueden en-
briagarse con ese precio.
En- ell Sur los agentes federales in
vaden las casas y ocupan no solo las
bebidas, sino tambien azucar, granos,
ETC., por sospechas de que SO va a ella
borar icor con clio. En- New Orleans,
los agentes dicen que hay diez mil per
sonas que han comprado aparatos para
elaborar cervezas que ellos Sc propo-
nen perseguirlos. FL vecino de Ia calle
cree dice ese diario- que 10 que sc
trata de hacer por los agentes es CO.
ger dinero de la gente, para dejar tran
quilos a los bebedores. Ell que no pa
ga extra Sc We perseguido.
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DESDE BERLIN
Los TRENES SIGUEN
LLEGANDO ASU HORA

En- Colonia he visto al ''odiado in
vasor" me ha parecido que Sc daba
muy buena vida.
-6C0mo es possible --se preguntan
algunos-que, despues de haber inva-
dido medic mundo, los alemanes SO
resignen tan facilmente a ser invadi-
dos a su vez?
Probablemente por ESQ mismo: por
haber invadIdo anJes medic mundo.
Cuando uno admlte la licitud de ma
chacar al projlmo, Jiene que admitir
tamblen la hcltud de que Ell projimo
le macnaque a el. Los aIemanes Green
en- la fuerza, y 81 su derrota les pa
rece injusta, IS Quizas, principaImen-
re, porque no la consideran una derro-
ia milltar.
isl los aliados nos hubiesen ven
cido nlilitarmente! -se oye decir
aqui con frecuencia--. Pero nos ven
cleron porque todo ell mundo sc puso
de su parte.
Es decir: Bien que Fulano me pegue,
en- el caso de que sea mas brute que
yo. Lo inadmisible es que me pegue
HOA4u0 GA 4uCAOA4d C4AJ1G duAbOog q
demuestre que es quien tiene razon
Ssa clio como sea, 10 cierto es que
en- Colonia, yo no he advertido hosti-
lidad ninguna hacia los ingleses. Qui-
zas Sc les mire, en- general, con mas
simpatia que en- Ell propio Paris Ere
cuentemente, en- Ell restaurant en- ell
cabaret, el gerente coloca a un Official
ingles en- la mesa de una faniLa ale
mana, y no pasa NADIA. El vino no Sc
aqua. La 'choucroute no Sc indiges-
ia. La fiesta no Sc interrumpe. Los
soldados bien alimentados bien yes
tidos, quizas no hayan vencido a Ale
mania en- Ell campo de batalla; pero
de que ahora hacen conquistas, no ca
be la menor duda. Yo he visto a uno
que tradkciendo htesalmente del in
giles al aleman, lie llamaba ''mi cara,
vieja pequeia cosa'' una joven ale
mana dos veces mayor que Ell, evil
dentemente, barats.
En- Colonia Sc comprende la estu-
pefaccion de Alemania cuando Ell mum
do entero protestaba contra sus ejer-
citos invasores. GNo era ella la mas
fuerte? 81 no 10 fuese, podria produ-
cir extrafieza al verla dominsr a Bel
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gica, por ejemplo, pero, siendolo. la
cosa resultaba perfectamente logica
,Yo estuve en- Colonia cuatro cinco
dias. Por fin Sc restablecieron las CO.
municaciones con Berlin y una buena
mafiana, ell tren que debia dejarme en-
la gran ciudad a las ocho treinta y
uno, me dejaba a las ocho y treinta
Y uno, efectivamente. iY era un tren
medic huelguista, todavia, y venia
arrastrado por una de estas locomoto-
ras PFehistoricas que los aiados lie han
dejado a Alemania! Yo descend mara
villado, en- la estacion de la Fried
sichtrasse y poce despues, me pasea-
ba por unas GALES limpisimas, donde no
apor unas Gales limpisimas, donde no
Sc veia nj un papel - fumar y en- las
que la senlana anterior Sc habia SUI
blevado un ejercito despues habia
habido una huelga general.
JULIO GAMBIA.
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hlgunas persosas cn 81 dcsespcfa-
,.jn por alguna enicr1ncdad dc To-
rihones que no han ppdido combair
con exito. tales como; dolof De cspalds.
dolor de caderas y lomoe. hinchaz5n
de las muhccas. piernas > pantofrillas.
reumatismo. cansaucio. flojcdad de as
piernas. catarro . iniLenacidn dc 4
vejiga, ardor y Qucmarzou al hacer
aguas. derramcs voluutarios dlrantc
la noche Y orina dc color sanguino,eufo
0 con sedimcnto: dcsoonGau &c tales
o cuales Preparedness &c patcntc 4
esas personas les convene probaf las
PiIdOras "Mitchella" para los RI
fiOnes y seguramentc que hcnderirsn
haber tenido Ia opo1unidld DC hahtr.
las ensayado. EstaDio los rifoncs ca
estado normal sahidablc. scg1n Il
destino que les di6 Ia naturalcza. todos
los productos vcnenosos que S. acunu-
Ian en- el ORGANISING. son eliminates
por las orinas. pcro cuando los rinonCs
sc hallan congcstionadU o inactivos
por diferentes enfcrmcdhies. esos pro-
dbctos nocivos en- vez a. pasar las
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Sc vENDE
JULIO GAMBIA.

Una finca de 90 cuerdas, Barrio AL.
mirante Sur de Vega Baja con cercado
de alambre, cafe, guineos, aqua corion
te especial para cana, informara:
ANDRES A. GONZALEZ
Vega Baja, Pto. Rico. Advt
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vENTA DE FLORES Y CoRoNAs
.GQuiere usted bonitas Flores o Co
ronas? Llame Martin Pefia. Stop
90 Tel6fono 422 verde, Santurce, y
encontrara 10 que desea siendo inme-
diatamente atendido.
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Distdbuidores para Puerto Rico
SUcESORES DE L. vlLLAMlL CO.
(Dpto. de Agencias.l San Juan.
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LEA USTED ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

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fsafendo un sntrneraHi -nfo rs1s trsf
mss grave. HeEanio 90 o.a
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mrs q diGus.ean if aaiau fa
uimeFo d. tssfiuon.es 81
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pairs. eu uue nas urtn - aet
forms qar fetta na.ha ffal4f.
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alcsaaado coo lat Pndoras Ntltehr
IL" paru tus Rihonss fa E
reccionfs quc af1mnfa8 esda
ac dan a cunoeer mas en Ha as
cnlsfmsdsties de i1s nsnnrs 81 htn
sitio dominsdss con q sso - ~-
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cuaiqaefa enlefatr Ia8 ai t
no delle tae'iar tn hlf rr rres.f f
con ias Piidoras "Nifrhelia para
los Rihones. tsro alnfnfe nn ht
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