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Tight Skirts Are
Useful in Skiing
lspecia, Despatch 70 the Hcrala.)

fSpccidt DcSpdtCh 10 INC Hcfdidi
LAKE PLACID. y. V. Saturday.-5That
women wearcrs Of extremely narrow.
ultra fashionable skirts soon become
adopts in the use OF ski is one OF the de-
vclspments Of the season OF winter sports
now nearing it, height here in the heart
or the Adirondacks Instructors In tho
sport Of skiing have found THAT tho Snuff
ling. strairht-ahcsd movement % tho
neither limbs common To- wcarcrs or tight
skirt is almost Identical with tho peculiar
stroke used in propcliiug ski Absence
OF the tendency, noticeable 'n other be-
Qlnners. TO life tho feet as i'm walking.
is said to count for much toward COM
plete mastery Of the difficult art of ski
ing. Ii is a peculiar fact that among So
tourners here this winter there Is a larger
percentage Of women successfully taking
part in ski events than ever before.
Playing at hare and hounds on ski Is the
latest sport. IN this weeks chase. which
led from Lake Placid through the forests
to Echo Pond. where both packs found
Adirondack guides cooking flapjacks over
open fires the mares including Al. Leitch,
spced skater; Morris Longstreth, author
OF "The Adrcndacks" and Hans jacob
son. Norwegian ski expert made tho run
I'm twcnty-threc minutes. First or tho
hounds to arrive seven minutes behind
tho hares. were Miss cleo Brockhauscn.
or Hudson N ". and Paul Estcy. OF
Erattlchoro VI.
puc ~ Me features of tho Wid Winter
Carnival at Saranac Lake ou Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday Of ncNt wcek
will bo the ski iur1r championships on
wednesday Tho National amateur skat-
inc rhanirionships tnkc place on each VI
the three days ef The Carnival,
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Golf HonOrS Won
by w. A. Anderson
fspeciat Despatch to the HerordJ

BELLEAIRE HEIGHTS. Fla. Saturday.
w. A. Alexander. of Old Elm Country
Club, won the annual January tournament
here today. when he defeated Clarence
Hobart. of New York in the final round
by a margin OF Z and 6.
Alexander and Hobart could both quail
fly as senior golfers, but they managed
TO eliminate several younger and appa-
rently better golfers In reaching the final,
which was played over the thirty-six hole
route. Alexander got the jump on his
opponent and won the first five holes. He
increased this lead to up at the end Of
the morning round, but, starting out in
the afternoon. Hobart improved his posi-
ton somewhat and appeared to have a
better chance at the fifteenth hole, when
ne was only down. The Chicago golfer
did not play quite so well in the afternoon.
william S, Vanclcf. Of Richmond
County, won the second sixteen by de-
feating T.. Pcarce. of Atlanta, by and .
n l.. Cooper Atlanta. defeated If. u.
Platt Glenview. in the third sixteen by
s and 4. whilc y. g. Murray. Utica. won
from Y. VI. Mature. Boston. by | w in
the fourth.
T. A. Ashley. Boston, won the defeated
~lsht prize In the first sixteen by beating
ghnmas Morrison. Fittsburg, hy 3 and 2
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BAssFoRD is TENNIS WINNER.

Abraham Bassford. Cd, the playing
through title holder, won his second
round match in the Seventh Regiment
courts yesterday lie defeated a. G.
Postley in straight sets. 50. 81. despite
q tendency 10 ovcrdrive his cross court
shots. The victory advanced Bassford TO
the sem-finsl round
other sccond round wun"rs were w
Dickson Cunningham who defeated g.
-. Moore 90 6 3. aud g. W. Amcrman..
WHO took 2 hard match from NJ. Mack
soud. Tho first sct, III, proved 10 be
tho longest of the tournament and lhv
seeend ended, "a
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AMHERST ANNOUNCES DATE.

AMHERST, Mass, turday.-The foot
bail schedule for Amherst College was
announced today. Brown and Hamilton
appear in place of New York University
and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. The
schedule follows. the games being played
at home unless otherwise specified -
October, Brown. at Providence: o. Bowdoin (;
10. Coluinbia. nj New York; %. Union 30 HamI,
ton. Noyember-G. Wesleyan. Ia Mlddletown: Ia
Trinity. November-20 Williams
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FORT CHURCHILL
LEADS ALL THE WAY
Takes Up if9 Pounds and GallopS
Away from Field on Havana'S
Fast Track.

HAVANA. Cuba. Saturday.-The Ja-
maica' 5 Stable Fort Churchill showed that
he is one of the best sprinters at the local
track when he easily won the fourth race,
the feature event OF the card at Oriental
Park. today He was the choice and was
Mclntrye broke him off we'll in his stride
well played. The son of Honeywood car
ried ll9 pounds and he simply toe roped
his field for the five and a half furlongs
and he soon had an advantage of eight
lengths and all through the final furlong
Mcintyre was easing him up. and he
finally won by one-half length Clearing
Up. who was supposed TO be the one to
offer the argument, was put on the fence
on the back stretch and was eased up.
First Consul, the to 5 favorite. scored
a nose victory in the second event. de-
feating Superior in a long, hard drive.
Little one won the first race by a neck
from Director James. with Incineration
third, the same distance back.
The results
First Race-Purse 5000: three-year-olds: six
furlongs; Little One; iq3 lbs. d,rown,, to !.
@ee 10 70 l. l. Z to i' and 'Te'I. to ~ sd ncner
2 59r 90 ,F,IsetsheT'' to ! to and to5 Third
Queen GaffRey and Miss Ia Ruem also ran.
csSna sfGGns sa aranss FSs cthEs o d.
(Carunodyl. to ). 3 TO :, and 70 3. first: Supe
ror 100 Pickensl, = to I, g TO > and 3 to >. sec
ond l.enora T.. 93 CHuntl. TO I. 3 to ! and s to
= third. Time. 1:1i Colonel Lillard Major
Bradley. Hush Fastep and Steve also ran.
Third Race-Purse $500: four-year-oldS and up-
ward; claiming: six furlongs. Frank Burke. l02
lbs. tLuN. 3 10 l. to and 9 to D. first: Point Ia
Point. ! 10 Narganl, to 2, even and ] 10 -. sec
ond: Tarascon. 1l3 (Weinerl 10 to l. To- | and
to J. third, Time, :l3 % Douhting Thomas.
Litholick. Prince Bonero, Leona and Trophy also
Fourth Race:lPurse 500; three, ,year,olds; five
Erel to e to . and 1 70 6. first; Black
second; Mess Kit. 100 tCarinodyl, s to l. 3 To
and TO = third. Time l:0G 20. Mighty Lever
orleans Girl Clearing Up ard Sea Bat also ran
Fifth Race.-Purse $500; three-year-olds and up.
ward; claiming: five and one half furlonGs. Nepe
III lbs. tPicsensl, even. to . and ] TO { first
tYon. l03 tBarnesD TO .. and 10 .. sec
ond; I'omereDe. 103 lux 10 to |, to / aud n
!, third. Time, :O5 +J. Prince Easy Baby
Ronds. Prince Direct, Lady Ivan and Little
Nephew also
Sixth Race.-Purse 5000: three-year-5lds and up
ward; claiming; mile and fifty yards. Littlecote
los tMerimetl. TO /. even and / TO 2 first:
lretty Baby. l06 tCarnody). ) TO =. even ami tc
= second Miss Sweep. los ,Crumpl. 20 to l. S ia
Hope, fenchee, The Snob and Mud sill also ran
seventh Kace.-Purse 800; three-year-olds and
up; claiming: mile and twenty yards. Jellison,
100 lbs. Carmcdyl to ], 10 and even first;
Salvatelle 103 CWeinerl. . to /. to , and 2 TO )
second Great Gull. 1O1 (Merimee) . to l. i 10
and TO >. third. Time, 40 Sky Man AlIal
and Corydon also ran.
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BRITISH socKER RESULTS.
LONDON. saturday, British football
results today were ms foIlows:-

LONDON. saturday, British football
results ;oday were as foIlows:-
First Division. Arsenal, o. Aston viila;. j;
Blackburn Rovcrs. g. bradford 2. Bolton Wan
dorers. o. Liverpool 3. Bradford city. 3. Che-
sea. I: Derby county. =. Sheffield l.. !: Everton.
8. Newcastle Initcd. o. Manchester city. 7.
Middlcs prpugh -. N0tis County T. Preston Ne.
.: Sheffield Wednesday. 9. Burnley. 4; Sundcr.
land. g oldham. %; West Brommlch A.. .. Man.
second Division Birmingham. J. Stockport g.
i. Elackpopi. 3 'lapton -. y. Bristol CITY. !.
Leeds city. Z Coventry CITY South shield. I ::
tulhnm, J. Woycrhamptnn W. =. Grimshy Town.
l. Burnsiey. I. tiHldrr~fieid town. Toiicn.
ham. ! Leiccstcr Toss. % ilu.i city. :: Roth
erhabi t.. 81. Lincoln CITY. q. stoke. a. NOtung
ham r.. > Westham T. Blry. ..
southern leaguc. Brighton g. T. plymouth. 9 7.
Crystal Palace. a. Sonthcnd United. o. cardiff
CITY. = Luton rowu. IL Exeter City. p Giilns-
Northampten. Q. Norwich G., o. Newport city. =.
Merthyr T.. .: Portsmouth, 2. Brcntford. u
oueeu's PARK r.; 2 Southamuton. J Svindon r..
o. Rendlns. y; Walford /. Swansea T.. o.
Scottish Gun Ties-First Round-Rangers q.
Dubnerton. o; Iartick H., 3, Motherwiii. i
Queens Park .. Hamilton \. o. Third Ianarh.
:; Inverness G.. = Royal Albert. :. Forres Me-
Scottisi League. CIydetany. Q Celtic. o.
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REDS TO PLAY NATIONALS.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Saturday The
worlds champion Cincinnati Nationals will
play the Washington Americans eighteen
games during the spring training season,
according to the schedule given out by the
Cincinnati management tonight. The
dates follow
March-23, "a. Tampa. Fla: - Orlando Fla :
~ and -, Miami. Fla. 30. Charleston. ). e; 81.
April-i. Greenville, $. c.; . Raleigh. y. c.:
!: and 4, Washington. u. c.: }, Richmond. Va
" Portsmouth. Va; :, Danville, W. Va; 10 and
u. Cincinnati.
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ARMY AND PENNSY
PLAY HOCKEY TIE
Storm Stops Struggle After a Second
Extra Period Of Five Minutes
Had Been Played.
Especial Despatch to the herald

WEST POINT, n. y, Saturday.-The
Army and University of Pennsylvania
hockey sevens met on Stuart Rink today
and after a lengthy struggle on the snow
covered ice agreed to call it off after two
fifteen minute halves and two extra pc
RODS of five minutes each had been played.
The score was 1 to /. Each team scored a
goal late in the second. half. The storm
stopped play after the second extra period
had gone five minutes.
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MontcIair Leads
in Seeker Race

Without a defeat so far in the annual
championship competition of the Field
Club Sockcr League Of New York and
New Jersey. the Montclair Athletic Club
and the Richmond Field Club are the rivals
for this years title as well as for the
honor OF meeting the winner OF the. Phil
adelphia Leagues series. which most like
ly will be the team OF the Merton Cricket
Club. in the final inter-city match for the
Crescent Challenge Trophy. won by the
champion Montclair eleven two years ago.
The standing OF tho clubs follows
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City College In League.

Sty tOileIc IN beaSue.
Thanks to special action on the part OF
the Executive Committee of the Metro
politan Chess League whereby the con-
sent of the eight other clubs was obtained,
both the College Of the City of New York
and Marshall's Chess Club. which were
not represented at the meeting OF the
league at which the schedule was drawn
up were admitted 10 the annual inter-
club championship series and will play to-
gether I'm the first round at MARSHALL $
Chess Club next Saturday evening. The
other pairings will be Brooklyn VS.. Ocean
Hill. New York AC. VS.. Columbia Uni
versity. Staten Island VS.. Swedish &c.
and Rice Progressive &C. VS.. New York
University.
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18th STRAIGHT FOR XAVIER.

Xaver Prep defeated Peekskill Military
Academy at basketball on the latter's
court yesterday by 60 to Z. Lynch's play
ing was tho feature of the playing Of the
winners. This was the twelfth straight
victory Tor Navicr Prep.
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round OF the annual international series Of
ma tches under the auspices Of the New
York Tootballers' Protective Association.
with the result that England viii meet
Sweden on Lincoln's Birthday. and ireland
and Scotland will come together on Wash
ington's Birthday.
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ARMY FIVE VICTORIOUS.

WEST POINT. y. y. Saturday. The
Army beat Princeton-Nassau at barket-
ball this afternonon, 80 to -. While the
big team was mesting the Prncotonians
the Army plebe team lost to Yonkers
High School. ~ 10 II.
The line I'M
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Third Prize for Black.

Third prize in the annual championship
tournament Of the Manhattan Chess Club.
wherein O. Chajes and a. Kupchik tied
for first place, was won by Il. Il. Black.
erstwhile Cornell University champion.
and subsequently state titleholder, who
succeeded in winning his adjourned game
with o. w. Field. pending from the final
round. Blacks final total was 6i9-3la, or
one point below those of Chajes and Kup-
chik. NJ. ID. Hago. of New Haven, who
made an excellent showing in the first
half of the tournament failed to maintain
the pace and had to be content with
fourth place. Chajes and Kupchik, who
divided the first and second prizes will
play off the tie in order TO determine the
right TO the club title for this year but
will not play the two additional games
until May and . The final standing of
the competitors follows:--
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MoNTCLAIR BOYS WIN AGAIN.

Basketball players of Montclair High
School scored their sixth straight victory
in the series Ger the championship of the
New Jersey lnterscholastic Athletic
League when they defeated the quintet of
New Brunswick High School on the latters
courts by a score of 81 TO &c yesterday.
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CENTRAL BEATS NORMAL.

Central High Schools basketball team
opened the season yesterday with vic
tory over the quintet Of Newark Normal
School on the latter's courts. The score
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EASY TRIUMPH FOR LEHIGH.
(speoial Despatch 70 The Herald.I

Especial DeSpdFch 70 the HeTdIdD
BETHLEHEM. Pa. Ssturday.-It was
not necessary for Lehish's cagemen to ex-
ert themselves today to defeat New York
Aggies. 81 to .. a substitute five in the
second half worked practically as well for
the Brown and White. The line-up:-
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fielu goals-AlOntcialr ltigh Scnool, stlefler anu
Lundell t1.each). DE Falcon and Mueller "a each
New Brunswick High School, Howe ~, Miller
and Leach 3 each Goals from fouls-Montclai IT
High school. Stieflcr (5l. Lundell 81 New Bruins
wick High school. Friedberg a.. Miller ~.
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Goals from field Blaik. 3. Morse. - Johnson
% Pfelffer. .: Daniels. 1 King. 9 Winfield. 2.
Goals from fonl-l'feffcr >: Wood. >. Suhstitu-
tions--Morse for Ilaik. Lawrence for Johnson
Kessler FOR Whitson. Timberman for Pfciffer
Thorpe. Columbia. umpire-E I'd Thorpe. DE Ia
Sale.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Total. ,......,. \ Total .............. y
Pennsylyana played white on the odd numbered
,2ar,S The Openings s ] ;. Giugso Piano; Centre
clined: ,. Ruy Lopez: 6. Ruy lopez: :. Two
knights defence: 5. -Four knights game Referee
| ieutanout Il parl.inc
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was 40 to II. The line-up:-
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g. =. Pol and +. 7; Freiingnuysena;, New York.
Id. iS%iT. 5~i5. i5-i6. i2-i5. i5w4; +.
Cutting and J. w; Cutler, New yeEk. defeatcd
a-15 15-4 15-12 C.. $. Bromley and c.
Roberts; philadelph!a. defeated J.; c. Waterbury
10-.15. 16-11.. 15-ll: Cyril Hatch and /. Du
Pont Irving. New York. defeated Il. Block aud
15-a
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AvIso DE cUARENTENA soBRE I'M
PoRTAc1oNEs DE ALGoDoN EN- p.
RICO

,POR CUANTo la siembra del algo-
don ha venido recientemente tomando
importancia conAnuo incremento en-
Puerto Rico;
PoR CUANTo existen fuera de Puer
to Rico dos insectos altamente perjudi-
ciales al algod6n, conocidos por Ell Cor
Rojo de Ia Capsula (Antronomus Gran
dis) y ell Gusano Rosado de la Capsu-
Ia (Pactinophora Gossypiella) ninguno
de los cuales ha hecho su aparici6n EN-
los algodonaies de esta isla.
PoR CUANTo hay peligro de que
cualquiera de los susodichos insectos sea
introducido CON algOd6n, semilla de al
god6n capsulas del algodon que Sc i'm
porten en- Puerto Rico de las regiones
infestadas fuera de la isla;
PoR CUANTo segin el Departamento
de Agriculture Federal la fumigacion
necesaria para la destruction de los in
sectos que contaminen los productos del
algod6n es una operaci6n dificil que re
quiere aparatns especiales y costosos.
PoR cUANTo la semilla necesaria
para el mayor desarrollo de las siembras
puede prOducirse muy bien en- el pals
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productos importados en- Puerto Rico
en- contravenci6n estas disposiciones,
sera reexportado destruido, segtin re-
suelva el Comisionado de Agricultural y
nueve, y de acuerdo con la .Junta Tee
MICA de Cuarentena de este Departamen-
TO, Sc promulga La siguiente cuarentena:
1.--Queda por la presente prohibida la
importation en- Puerto Rico de algodon,
semilla de algod6n y capsulas de algo-
Trabajo, de acuerdo con la Junta de
Cuarensena, por cuenta del importador,
del consignario sus agentes.
5.-Toda persona que intente impor.
tar algod6n, semilla de algod6n v cap
sulas de slgod6n en- Puerto Rico. debera
solieitar los informes necesarios del De.
partamento de Agriculture y Trabajo
M. CAMUNASI
Comisionado de Agriculsura y Trabajo
San Juan. p R. mayo l, 1920. Advt
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NEGOCIADO DE
ENFERMEDADES
TRANSMISIBLES
DEPARTAMENTo DE SANDAL

Semana actual y ssmana anterior
Fiebre tifoidea, y Q; escarlatina,
/; difteria, y 2; uncinariasis l v 2;
fiebre puerperal 1; influenza s4s v 16l.
Por los pueblos:
TUBERCULOSIS:
Aguadilla 2, Aibonito l, Earceloneta
1, Bayam6n /, caguas 1, Mayaguez 1,
Morovis l, Ponce 2, San Juan 5, We
ga Alta 1, Vega Baja y Yabucoa 2.
PALUDISMo:
Guayama /, Mayaguez 1, Morovis 2,
Vega Alta 1, vieques 1.
TIFoIDEA: go
Cabo Rojo 1, Guayama 1, Rio Pie
dras 1 y San Juan /.
UNCINARIASIS: 1.
ToSFERINA: ~
Maricao 5 y Vega Alta 1.
DIFTERIA: San Juan 2.
INFLUENZA: - T.
Aguadilla l, Aibonito 294, Barros IL
y Ponce Al. .ll Il
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OESDE CABO ROJO

B. Javier Petrovich, secretario de la
fraction denoninada "ChiquitoS'', del
partido Unionis.a local, en- telegrama fe
chado Ell nueve, dice que este correspon
sal no esta enterado de La verdad sobre
las inscripciones Ell telegrama enviado
por este Corresponsal no dice cuantos ins
critos hay por uno y otro bando. Por
consiguiente, no puede decir el senior Ja
vier que no refeja la verdad.
Ell telegrama enviado por ell senior ia
vier es ell que NO REFLEJA LA YER
DAD.
Datos ofciaIes demuestran haberse ex
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importarse de regiones libres de esas
plagas;
PoR TANTo en- uso de la facultad
me concede la Ley No. IL, aprobada ell
81 de MARIO de mil novecientos diez y
don de los siguientes Estados paises:
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Flori-
da, Georgia, Carolina del Sur, Mejico,
Cuba, Centre America, Ell Africa orien
tai y Occidental, Ceilan, Burma, MALAGA,
China, Filipinas, Hawaii, Egipto, Nige-
ria, Sudan, Zanzibar, India, Bengal, Sur
America y Japon.
LA entrada de algod6n, semilla de
algod6n y capsulas de algod6n de aque-
los paises donde no &c conoce exista
actualmente Ell gorgojo de la capsula o
Ell gusano rosado de la capsula podra
hacerse con estricto cumplimiento de
La Seccion primera, de la Ley nImero
II.
3.-La importation de tortas de Sc
milla de algodon, harina y todos los de
mas productos de la semilla de algo-
don exceptuando Ell aceite de la referi-
da semilla, estara sujeto al reglamento
promulgado en- el aviso expedido poi
este Departamento con fecha seis de
MARIO de 1920.
4.-Todo algod6n cualquiera de sus
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pedido 1886 certifcados de inscription
hasta ell sabado 8, repartidos de La 81
gJliente manera:
Unionistas, 70S; Republicanos, 270: SO
cialistas, 26S Por 10 tanto, la mayoria
unionista sobre republicanos y socialis-
tas es de ITO votos, no de e15, como
asegura Ell senior Javier.
Retamosle que nos demuestre 10 con
trariO.
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
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SELLos:-Envie 25 cts. en- selIos "a
correo usables americanos y recibirA
160 sellos de todas las parties del mundO
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia. Chile
Mejico, ETC..
Dirijase a O. B. GONZALES, q
Wilson Ave. santurce, Puerto Rico.
SENoRA competente en- ell manejo de
una casa ofrece sus servicios familia
que tenga que ausentarse para los Es-
tados Unidos. Informaran Sol %.
Sc GAMBIA un pasaie de primera del
vapor San Juan de JUNO por uno
do mayo 18 antes. Informara Jose
Mendez Rivera, Pelayo st. Puerta de
TERRA.
PASSAGES: Deseo cambiar cuatro pa
sages que tengo en- Ell Coamo de JUNO
16 para mediados de Julio. Licdo. Jo-
sc Ramon Quifones, Tel. AT, Box ss6,
San Juan.
BLUSAS HECHAS A MANo.-La ca
sa mas importante de New York soil
cita agentes que deseen hacer grandes
cantidades de blusas a mano. Solo Sc
aceptan costureras de primera clase.
Envie muestras con los precios mas
reducidos possible, y haga constar Ia
cantidad de blusas que pueda remitir
semanalmente, asi como toda clase de
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tiene una medallita con el nombre de
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EN- AIBoNITo Sc alquilan. por cuatro
meses desde JUNO en- adelante uno de
los altos de una de las casas mas fres-
cas-, mas ventiladas mejor situadas
de la poblacion. su precio 800 d6lares,
la temporada. Tiene luz electrica en-
todos los departamentos, garage pa
ra Tin autom6vl y parte de malogillo
para tener una buena vaca de leche.
Para informes, Fernando POINT IA
VAS.
81 DESEA cuarto amueblado para un
matrimonio ioven sin familia. Preferi-
BILE con comida, distritO de Santurce
Dirijase information j. X, Apartado
sos, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13

AGENCIAS DE BLUSAS: Sc nece-
sitan QUINIENTAS seiioras y sefio-,
ritas one sepan coser mano y hacer
Trus, Trus, como tambien bordados.
Pages la entrega. Parada 10. Ave-
nida Antonsanti. Villa Hortensia),
Santurce.
Sc SoLICITA nifera para atender a
TIN niiio de dos amos. Sc informara en-
Gale Union numero 8, Miramar.
Sc SoLICITA costurera que qu1era
trabajar a domiciho. Informaran EN-
calle Union n1mero 3, Miramar, tele-
fono 119 rojo, Santurce.
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Sc NECESITA un tenedor de libros
para una casa de blusas. Solamente
los que hayan tenido experiences pue-
den dirigirse Glassberg, Tetuan No.
!, San Juan.
Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones amue
bladas. Comodas ventiladas. Sc ne
cesitan buenas referencias. Stop 26.
No. 7 San Jose st. Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-13
DESDE sam GERMAN

Previa invitacion del instructor senior
Rossy, asistimos aver a los ejercicios
militares que Sc verifcaron en- Ell cam
po del "Longfellow"
Fueron muy aplaudidos.