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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
GONE TO HIS REWARD
Remains of j. F. Parham Laid to Res
With Masonic Honors.

AS was briefly noted in these col
umns last week, ]. F. Parham died
at Dayton, Monday, June 1, of tuber,
culoss, with which he had been suf.
fering for some two years. About
a year ago he went to Arizona and
in that dry climate he improved SO
much that he felt it safe to return
to Tennessee. He was taken severe
ly lid about two weeks before he
passed away. He reached his 65th
birthday March /, of this year. The
remains were inferred in cemetery
two miles north of Dayton. Every
mark of esteem and respect was
shown by the citizens of Dayton be-
fore his death and at the funeral.
The funeral services were under
the direction of Dayton Masonic
Lodge. 1t was a special request Of
the deceased that the members of
Crossville lodge be invited to attend
the funeral. For unavoidable rea-
sons none from here attended, much
to the regret of the Crossville Ma
sonic lodge membership.
J. F. Parham was born and grew
to manhood in Sequatchie Valley in
this county. For sixteen years
four successive terms-he was Cir
cult Court Clerk of this county.
Just before the close of his last term
he moved to Dayton, but did not re-
sign the Office.
He moved to Cincinnati shortly af-
ter going to Dayton and lived in the
Ohio city for two or three years and
then returned to Dayton. He was
elected sheriff of Rhea county and
discharged the duties of the Office
with much credit, but because of a
bad mistake made by one of his depu-
ties, conditions reacted upon him
and he was defeated by small ma
jority for reelection.
AS man he was quiet, kindly and
genial and was the soul of honor and
a stranger to the sense of fear. In
all his official actions ne was cool,
courteous and careful to see that I'll
concerned received just treatment
so far as it was in his power.
Those who admired him most were
the ones who knew him best for they
learned that he was incapable of a
mean or unmanly act and was loyal
to his friends to the limit. He was
every way worthy of the high esteem
in which he was held by wide cir
Gle of friends in this and Rhea coun-
ties.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
COMING NEXT WEEK

The committee of prominent gen.
tlemen who have in charge the Sc
lecting of a location for the great
school to be established in this Sec
tion by the M. E. Church, South, will
arrive at Crab Orchard, Monday, the
14th. They will pass some timc
there, then come to the county seat
and from here visit different pros
pective points.
1t seems that the location of a
school at some point in this county
is assured. There are several sites
proffered and the committee will give
careful consideration to each before
making their final decision,
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
Stes! Want General.

All around the globe there is a de-
mand for American steel. Portuguese
East Africa has extensive railroad
plans, and in Siam there is call for
$4,000 tons of rails. A New York firm
has contracts for S5,OOO,00O for office
buildings and other structures In
Tokyo and other Japanese cities. In
Rome there is building program for
housing government employees, South
American requirements are extensive.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

The republican national conven-
ton was called to order yesterday
about noon and the big scrap is now
on in earnest. No one ventures a
statement as to the winner OF the
big plum. However, some feel that
Johnson and Wood are liable to de-
stroy each other and that should such
prove to be the case, Gov. Frank O.
Lowden, of Illinois, is the most likely
man to win the prize. Yet, it is not
denied that a dark horse may run
away with the nomination. Any
surmise is just as good coming from
one person as another and you have
your chance to forecast, predict or
yum and vow.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
OLD TIME SINGING

There will be an Old Time Singing
at Grab Orchard the Third Sunday
in June, which will be June 20. 1t
is hoped we will be able to have three
classes: One in the Old Harp of
Columbia, Four Note; one in the
New Harp Of Columbia, Seven Note;
one on common Round Note Sing
ing. The singing is expected to
continue all day and all are invited.
Bring basket of lunch and as many
friends as possible and let's make
this day Of pleasure long to be re-
w. G. Renfro.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
WILTSE DEATHERACE DEAD
Died at Prescott Arizonaj Remains Ex-
pected Here Saturday.

Wiltse Deatherage died at Prescott,
Arizona, Tuesday of last week of tuber.
culosis.
He and wife went west last Septem-
Der for his health. He was discharged
from tn army some two years ago be-
cause of tubercular tronble.
AT the time of his death, Mrs.
Deatherage was unable to travel, but
getting stronger she left with the re-
mains yesterday and is expected to
arrive here Saturday.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
TYPIFIED SPIRIT OF FRANCE
Elderly Peasant Woman Proud That
She Had Given Three sons to
Her Beloved Country.

"While was in France several other
boys and were taking Sunday after
noon hike and as we approached lit
tie village we overlook a poor peas
ant woman, whose back was bent with
toll and care, whose hair was gray
with years of suffering, slowly hob
bling along carrying a heavy pair Of
wooden shoes on her feet and pushing
a wheelbarrow loaded with little pieces
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
Enjoyed Long Life.

They grow 'em long and hardy in
the village Of Shifnal, which claims the
longevity record for England.
Headstones in a churchyard are
cited, the two star exhibits being the
stones of william Wakley, "aged one
hundred and twenty-four and upward"
and Mary, wife of Joseph Hates, aged
one hundred and twenty-seven, who
married third husband at ninety
two.
Wakley lived in the reigns Of eight
kings and queens.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
ANTI STRIKE LYW NEEDED
Every Feature of American Life Menaced
by the lawleSs Srtike.


There can be no domestic tranquil
ity comon defense, general welfare
or blessings of liberty if food and
clothing and other necessaries of life
cannot be regularly transported from
the place of production to the place
Of consumption.
The Constitution places all legis-
lative power in the hands of Con-
gress. and especial mentions COM
merce among the states as one of
the subjects definitely assigned to the
jurisdiction of that body.
Nevertheless, if press dispatches
are correct, body of men not in any
way chosen by the people of the Uni
ted States or of the several states.
proposes to issue an edict that inter-
state commerce shall cease, regard
les of consequences to the hundred
million citizens whose lives would
Announcement in the press dis
patches that nationwide railroad
strike impends, emphasizes once
more the need for an anti-strike law
that will protect the nation from
disaster.
A general tie-up of railroad trans
portation would be in direct violation
of every purpose set forth in the pre-
amble to the Federal Constitution,
wherein it is the declared object to
form more perfect union, establish
justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common Defense,
promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings of liberty to.
ourselves and our posterity.
In our complicated and interde-
pendant industrial life there is no.
more vital essential to a perfect m
ion than an assurance that inter-.
state commerce will be maintained.
Protection against enemies with
out can be Of little avail if starvation
must confront our people because of
conspiracies formed and executed
within.
be imperiled if that edict be put in
force.
There is not now and never has
been a contention that any man
should be required to continue in any
longer than this con-
tract specifies, except that moral OBJ
legation not to quit until a successor
can be found to take up the work he
lays down.
But there is vast and vital diff
erence between quitting ones own
task and entering into a conspiracy
70 tie up transportation by con-
,erted quitting which makes continu-
ance of interstate commerce impos-
'ible. The former is the exercise Of
Individual liberty-the latter is an
attack upon the rights and liberties
If all the rest of the people of the
The principle of the Cummins anti
strike provision in the railroad bill
vas fundamentally sound. That
Measure provided for the creation Of
tribunal to inquire into and deter
nine wage controversies, the same
IS other controversies between citi-
ems must be determined.
After providing remedy for
rievances better than the strike, the
ill proposes to make it unlawful for
ither employer or employee to in
errupt interstate commerce. The
1easure was only equitable and just,
ut was necessary for the peace,
ealth and happiness of the Ameri-
an people.
The issue is presented whether
roup of labor leaders or the Con-
ress of the United States shall be
he supreme legislative body
-hether the welfare of the people
hall be subordinated to the demands
a class.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
NOT THE LARGEST

Census figures just given out show
that New York is not the largest
city in the world, as some had anti
cipated. 1t has a population of
5,621,151, which is an increase of
17.9. London is said to have a pop
ulation of 6,726,753, or more than
a million more than New York.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09

Rev. Robert Hall was here from
Jamestown last week renewing old
acquaintance. Rev. Hall is deeply
interested in the location of the
great Methodist school, that now
seems practically assured for this
county. 1t was due to his untiring
efforts that it was brought about, in
a very large measure.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
PLAYING Safe.

Mr.. Hardifa ce-No, dear; I can't kiss
you here; it's too light.
Miss Manchester-But you kissed
me on this very spot last night, un-
der the electric light.
Mr.. Hardiface-True but this is day
light, and some one might get snap.
shot Of noe with concealed camera
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
Gloomv Outlook.

"When Mrs. Crableigh died she told
Mr.. Crableigh she wogld meet him In
another world"
ibid Mr.. Crableigh act as If be
thought she would keep her promise?"
81 Judge so. The neighbors said he
looked greatly depressed."-Birming-
ham Age-Herald.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
STATE CONVENTION

The democratic state convention
convened in Nashville yesterday.
Among other things it endorsed Gov.
A. H. Roberts for a second term as
governor. Indications now are that
he will easily be the winner Of the
nomination in the primary, August
9th.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1920-06-09
CONGRESS ADJOURNED

The second session of Congress ad-
journed Saturday and is not likely
to be called in extra session, unless
some great national emergency
should arise.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-23
t:SUFRE I'D. De i,
REUMATISMO
NEURALGAS?
Pues aqui tiene ell Inico remeaio
verdaderamente SECURE y
rapitdo.

NADIA mas sencilio que librarSe
del tormento constante que lie eau
San Il usted las neuralgias Com
pre- en- cualquier botica un fraSco
del infalible Aceite de San .jacoho;
|. 1ga Ell ell hueco de la mlro una
peuuela cantidao Y fricci6nnsr sau
vemente la parte afectada. En- cuan y
to listed acabe de hacerlo e. do
lor habra saoarecido por cGm.-
pleto. No eX;Ste neuralgia para la
eual no sea it'll este precioSo hnl-
mento, pues EN- todos los casos pro-
duce ell mismo resultado instanta-
neo y puede aplicarse Ell cualGLier
parte del cuerpo sin tenor de que
irrite manche la piel
Ell Aeeite de San Jacobo no sc
limita a proporcionar alivio cuau-
do Sc traGa de estas dolencias 0 de
reumatismo, ciatica, lumbargo,
etc, sino que, usado con constan-
Ella, cura tales intermediates radi-
calmente.
Hace mas de medic siglo que es-
te linimento esta efectuando ,cura-
clones marayillosas. En- cinco de
las principales Exposiciones Sc lie
ha premiado con. medalla de oro.
No sufra usted mas Comprelo
hoy mismo. Manana estara cura-
do. .Advt.
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The OrinOka Pharmacal
Company.
INCORPORATED
NEW YORK, U. s. A
Advt
Ninguna Mujer Debe
Estar Sin Mu-col
SU HICIENE PERSONAL
LO DEMANDA

Durante muchos amos, el MU-COL ha
sido recetado por Doctores en- todo Ell
mundo civilizado, para las intermediates
peculiares del sexo femenino, sin necesidad
de recurrir a nedicinas internas, que pue-
den afectar otros o4ganos y hacer meIor
daflo que provecho.
81 todas las mujeres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente narayilloso que es
este polvo antiseptico, no-venenoso, esta
generaci6n v las venideras, Sc verian ex-
entas de tantas pobrecitas, que sufren en-
silencio por falta de un tratamiento que de
verdaderos resultados, tai como MU-COL.
Experimental I'd, unos cuantos trata-
mientos en- su propia casa, haran desapa-
recer los flujos, irritaci6n y dolores.
La naturaleza da alguna ayuda pero
necesita asistencia, desela con MU-C0L
De venta en- todasslas boticas acredita
das. .
THE MU-COL- COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo. n. ", f. u. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-23
Informaciones del Depar-
tamento de Agriculture
TUBERCULOS
POr Fernando Milan, Professor de Agricuura, Aguada

Ell suelo a proposito para la yautia
es Ell arcillo-arenoso, rico en potasa.
Requiere, como condicion especial un
china fresco y hImedo, raz6n por 10
que, Sc ha Observable que no produce
bien en- las arenas costaneras. La STEM
bra la recollection son simultaneas,
es decir, que al extraer los hijos para
la cosecha pueden ser extraidas tam
bien las semillas. Ell mejor resultado Sc
obtiene empleando hijos, no cortes
del tallo. Hay quier, por economic, usa
las semillas del tallo no los hijos
Esto no es una practica recomenda-
BILE, puesto que la mejor economic Sc
ria poner isiempre los mejores hijos pa
ra obtener las mejores cosechas, 81
guiendo Ell todo ell precepto que dice:
"de padres saludables, hijos norma
les''.
La recollection Sc hace EN- MARIO y
abril, pudiendose hacer la siembra en-
esa misma epoca. FL suelo recesita una
buena preparation, siendo ell punto mas
esencial de ella la soltura abono del
mismo. Ell abono que requiere es mate
ria fecal de animales hgada, gran
proportion con ceniza sin lavar Lo
mismo para semillas de corte que pa
ra hijos o retofios los hoyos deben ser
cuadrados, de 16x12 y por 8, en- hile-
ras de tres pies por tres. Observando
esa distancia entran en- una cuerda
diez mil semillas.
En- la selection de la semilla debe
tenerse rhucho cuidado, especialmente
con la variedad blanca rascana anna
rilla de yema que, muy menudo sue
len ser infectadas por la erfermedad
conocida entire los agricultores pors "el
mali. La planta atacada asi presenta
un aspecto pobre mrillento en- ell TO-
llaje de las hojas. La semilla atacada
Sc conoce tambien por presentar er los
extremes del corte, manchas obscuras
y azuladas
En- esta cosecha, durante los pri-
meros dias de la germinacion, seria de
gran utilidad dejar crecer una cosecha
de habichuelas entire GALES hileras;
este, ademas de ser economico para Ell
plantador que tendria una cosecha tenn
prana seria muy ventajoso por el nitro
geno que fjarian las plantas legumino
sas en- ell suelo, donde mas tarde Sc han
de fijar los tuberculos.
siendo la yautia una planta que ne
cesita mucha humedad, Ell plantador de
be evitar que Ia GAIA hoyo donde la
planta reside, Sc obstruya o Sc cierre
por complete, antes de terminar ell Ill
time cultivo de azada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-23
ATENCION CoMERCIANTES,
ATENCION

Compre mercancia en- Puerto Rico y
no caste dinero en- ir Estados Unidos
a comprar. Aqui puede usted escoger un
buen surtido de superior calidad y me-
jores precios que los que usted compra
yendo Estados Unidos Tenemos ira
jes para caballeros, ropa interior para
seforas, trajecitos para ninos, "swea-
ters'', cintas de seda, trajes para la
casa, etc.
Visite nuestra agencia EN- Sol 141,
altos, San Juan, P. r. envienos una
tarjeta y nuestro Representative lie hara
una vista.
LOUIS FRIEDBERG g. co.
Pittsburgh, Pa Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-23
B A T A T A

Por su classification botanica perte-
nece las plantas amilaceas de la IA
milia de las convolvulaceas de taIlo ras
trero Y ramoso, hojas alternas acora
zonadas, profundamente partidas, fio-
res grandes acampanadas, de color ro-
jor por dentro blanco por fuera. Sc.
supone, fundadamente, originaria de
las Indias oceidentales y de la Anne
rice Central
De este tuberculo, por raz6n, de su
color externo, Sc derivan tres varieda
des, que son, saber: ramira, corde
ra, yoya Y boba, procedentes de la
variedad blanca, india, matos, maya
guezana betancourt, procedentes de
la variedd roja;, francesa v yema, de
la variedad amarilla
Ell cultivo de este tuberculo, aun-
Due hecho muy rutinariamente en- Puer
to Rico, esta muy generalizado;
10 esta, por ser caracteristico en- Ell
adaptarse a todos los suelos v to
dos los cambios climatol6gicos.
La variedad blanca Sc desarrolla ad
mirablemente bien en- suelos arenosos,
ricos en- substancias coralinas, la ro--
ia, en- suelos arcillosos pesados, v la
amarilla, en- suelos .pedregosos, ricos
en- principles calizos.
No es conveniente abonar Ell suelo
para este tuberculo sin antes hacer
analisis ligero de sus propiedades qui
micas.
Muchas veces acortece que Ell abo-
no desarrolla los sarmientos~o plantas
rastreras inutilizando por complete la
cosecha de raices tuberculos. A este
lie llaman los agricultores "vicio ere
cimiento Irregular Cuando mas aeon
tece este es cuando la siembra Sc ha
ce en- periodos lluviosos o EN- terreros
humedos NAL drenados.
FL metodo de preparation en- los
suelos varia de acuerdo con la va
riedad: 81 es blanca y como es natu-
raj, ell suelo es arenoso suelto, la pro-
fundidad en- la remoci6n no debe pa
sar de nueve pulgadas; 81 fuere roja
ell suelo arcilloso pesado, la profun-
didad de remoci6n debera negar do
ce pulgadas; 81 es amarillo el suelo
fuere pedregoso irregular, la profun
didad sera la que aconseje la pruden
cia de acuerdo con las condiciones fl
sicas del mismo.
Hay razones para Greer que este cui
two podria mejorar 81 Ell metodo en-
pleado en- Puerto Rico fuese mcjorado.
NADIA Sc viene hacienda que en- 81 valga
la pena por ahora.
(Continuara).
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0 oLAs soR AoIoN

a los senores que nos honran env.An-
a0nos ssp0nt2neaments trabajos de CO.
Z boraci6n les rsc0mendamos que guar
Gen eopia, pues no rsspondemos de 80
devolnci6n en- case de- no utiiiznrlos
ui sastsnsaios cOrresrcndsncia sObrs
aIloA
~ hscho Ie que s5ts diaxio publiqus
an trabsIo eznaxo. no ignifca nsce
sariamsns IA sssslidaries con 81
Aavs
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Los enfermos del
Hlgado tienen su
vida en- PeligrO

FL JARABE Antibilioso del NOME
AoUILES, radical y eficazmente com
bate tOdas las Intermediates product
das por des6rdenes hepaticos Biliosi
dad, ahento fetido y OPPRESSION, son al
gunos de los sintomas que indican que
el higado esta enfermO.
Prusbese este famoso remedio y Sc
convencera.
De venta en- tOdas las farmacias y
droguerias.
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esram nnegians toana lns adsas rsfe
ssnfus 81 snlnale os tedos ios asPes'
go =. gus pusda plnntsarss nussiso
oiAins ,. - seaslguisnis. ios paFti'
faTior - rsins lns aolnsipnss tssdrAn
leunl a.sseke . mandnsnns sus tEpsa'
- nslos 81 puhlienrla eos - a.
ma a. snn auiefps. sln snya ssndision
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CIrrncs nsseersrio assu aus. dada
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go a. - essllloIss sus dessss rfss
nr a. snilaus lnasnne. ue apafsee
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81 oUIERE listed coMPRAR o VEN
DER BoNos y Acciones de Bancos. Con
trales y otrOs valOres. fncas risticas y
urbanas, eolocar tomar dinero en- hi
pOtecas pignOrar valores. dirijase a
n. LLAURI 4 CO.. TetuAn No. 6. Tele-
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Sc NEcEsITAN oPERARIAs para ha
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a olassberg. Luna 81, San Juan.
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Eijase persOnalmente a Miguel Aguil6
Tetnkn 80.
NEcEsITAMoS cABLEGRAFIsTAS
aptos en- el manejO de los aparatOs Re
corder Morse y Miroir debiendo tener
amplios conOcimientOs de telegrafia asi
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lATEEcroN. crUDADANosI

FL MuNDo. - vende en- el salon
Barberia ''El Modelo''. de don Santa
50 Benilla
Sol Sc Toa Alta. p. n. Advt
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BDcontrarA ustsd Ell MUNDO en-
q OAf6 Central. de Gonzales y CAnO
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APRovECnn AHoBA vsndo una
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praaa p.raaa a. , euarto. transversai
q ~ eniis aH Parqaa einco hahitAeio-
nss dsrmifsno. sniA. eomsdor euarto Dc
taas , tsrlna. sEtsnao solar. Eenta $50
Fnriliaa1ss pafa Il page. Ins0rmara re-
Gol 60 1uan. Rafael L6per
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JovEN vENDEDoR. active. con CO.
nocimientOs de tenedurfa de libros y
correspondence en- ingles y espafiol, de
sea eOlOcarse- Infonnara II. r., Box
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vIAJANTE vENDEDoR.-Solicita pls
"a para viajar en- eomisiones a sueldo.
conoeimientOs de prOvisiones mercan
eias en- general Larga experiences via
iando. conoce bien el mercado dc R.
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PARA m sExo FUERTE;-cApsulas
n0NoaAN compussias O. Kava-Kava
, alnaaia Remsdio eaeacisimo. Riedel
y Co. nroekiyn. De veuta ca las acre
aliadas farmacias coneesionario exeln-
slvs para Pusrts Riso. ,. Q. PeyoFk. I'd
noaIst. aan Jnan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-23

vE1Ino cuTro compleio dibuio conner
cinl e. inEi2I por $40; eost6 $40. Com
prs , ssn1s cuaiquisT eurso por cores
penasneia usada EseFiba para lista com
plsia "csraos". Apartado i7o. 8 Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-23

40 DEzEA ALQUmAR por dos 0 tres
mssss smpesande Il pEimsro Dc oetubre.
una casa hnsna en- aantuFce, MirAmar
. e Con1aao. eomplsiamente amusbia
a. Dirslass . Apartado isii. san Juan.
Rn
aE ARQUII.AN hhbitaelonss frsseas ,
ii,nptns : eabailero seAora sola. Altos
as IA eoris a. Mo Pisdras. frente Al
Tseisy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-23

~ NENDE muebles. piano-pianola
COS feeoria. Fabinete para los mis-
iaos. bufnra GAIA para embale. Otros
sllsara d. casa. Todo en perfectas
onnilrlonrs = precios razonnbles.
salaiie a flr lase al No. AZ, Gale
Co1ui4aa. Tsi. 30 verde. Santurce.
mANDEEAa amsEieanaa y portoFEiqae-
has 'ntandard wooi Bunting Para Is
cusias y Mnnicipioa Pida precios espe-
elalss = OONzAIEz PADTN CO. une. }