davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
SALE OF LEASES
AWAITS SURVEYS
No Bids Accepted for
Present on Red
River Lands.
CONFERENCE IS HELD
Dclano Sees TeXans-COmes
to Oklahoma City Later
Survey Starts at Once.

v, Associated Press stat" Nlrc
OKLAHOMA CITY, April %.
l.uul after surveys are made of Rcd
rlvcr territory i'm the hands of Fred
ri, \. DcAno. federal receiver, bids
ON on and gas leases i'm the district
claimed by the commissioners Of tho
oklahoma land office will not be
accepted ". \. Duraut agent Of the
oil and gas division, said today on
tis return from Wichita Falls,
Tex where he attended "A confer
bnco with Dolauo
V a survey ui range SO Il. in
whtoh arc located the principal oil
,Ia,I.. now disputed 10y Texas and
oklahoma claimants, was tu have
begun today. Durant said, 10y q party
Of three surveyors. representing re-
spccuvely oklahoma Texas and the
federal receiver. W. = banford,
formerly engineer OF the state high
way department viii hc oklahoma s.
member Of tho surveying purt,
Dclano was IN confcrcuc" ail day
Yesterday with Attorney General
Froclmg. John \ Fain. special as
sIst4nt United States attorney ger.
cral Assistant Attorney General
Keeling Of Texas. and Thomas W
Gregory. attorney for Texas claim
ants. Durant stated. The party
NisItod the river bed territory and
ordered survey made Immediately
so determine exactly the boundar-
ics Of the land in Dolauo's charge.
Al leases on tracts In Oklahoma
not claimed by Delanu will be sub
lcci to sale as soon as the survey
ie nnishcr Durant announced.
bclano viii stop in oklahoma
CIT, after he leaves wichita Falls
e. discuss Oklahoma's claims 20 tho
river bod territory with oklahoma
officials. Duraut said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
NOT GUILTY SlAYER'S PLEA
Oklahoma CT, Man irratgncd on
Charge nT Murder

1}. Assoc Itt,H Pres. -fHf. M't.
OKLAHOMA CITY Aprtl % W.
u. Holhrook. charged with the mut.
der or II. ~ Lindsay. a harness
maker hero YESTERDAY pleaded no.
euitv when arraigncG before "A ins.
ticc oc tho peace. Preliminary near
uu was .ct foI May Z
Uulhrook i- said 90 have had Two
wives prior to the present one over
whom he is alleged to have Killed
Lindsay Ills tWo young daughters
hy h,. first wife were here when
their father was urrHsuod today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
STARR AGREES TO HELP SON
Nigu- >erccmcnt az Mushogc" 4"
IA, sum Of 81 600 annually

SkOGEE. Okla. April %.
Henry starr. former bandit signed
q stipulation today IN which ne
agrees TO pay $4,000 toU the supp"rN
of his minor son. Roosevelt QUAY
starr His former wife Mrs olive
Starr recently brought suit iu the
superior court here TO compel starr
TO support tho boy who is q studcu'
In the Muskogcc central high schou.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
Fire Damage at PaOH
Estimated at S26,OOO

PAUT,S VALLEY, Okla, April %.
An entire business block excepting
the bank was destroyed by fire at
Paoli, eight miles north of here this
morning at o'clock. The origin Of
the fire is not known The loss
Is estimated at $4,000, partly GOV
erod by insurance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
HOLDS PROPERTY TAXABLE
Persons Owning II on January I
IIinblc Under State Ruling.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April pa
Property owned on January is
taxable 10 the person owning IT at
mat time, no matter how soon Il
may have been disposed Of, the at
torh'y generals department stated
today in an opinion given -. II. COT
ton, county attorney OF Ottawa
county. The inquiry by Cotton was
made with reference to 40 mules
owned by a citizen of Ottawa county
on January /, but shortly after
transferred 10 another.
Under the law, the owner on
January ! is liable for the tax" the
opinion says The matter Of fact
as TO who is the owner is not Of legal
construction and must be determined
by the assessor"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
Quickly Married.

SkoGEE, okla. April - --
James T MCGeisey student at
narone indian college, met pretty
IUhcI Allen, stenographCr, at a
dance, In less than - hours the In
dlan mad woocd ana won the maiden
j Hty were married this afternoon
1nd Will spend their honeymoon at
Palm Reach
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
NEGRO RUNS DOWN FLAGMAN
oklahoma city Man seriously Hurt
--IlIack l. Held In jail


~ N00OOINt0U IrUII Ntat0 WV
OKLAHOMA CITY, April ga.
Jay Parker. flaEmau Tor the Santa
fc railroad Hi the Grand avenue
crossing here Was run down and
dangerously injured this afternoon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

The biggest piece OF film humor
ever made is Down on the Farm.
Mack Senncit's new fiVc-rool super
comedy which starts an engagement
at the Rialto tomorrow. II comes
hcraldcd ny those who have seen
il as tho greatest laugh OF the cen
tury an extraordinary Scnnctt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
"DO,Un on the Farm" Starts
Tomorrow at the RiQHO
Mack Sennetts Famous Comedians in a Five-Reel
Super-Comedy Burlesque on Rural Life

blend Of comedy and travesty. satire
ana straight drama. character de
ltneation and grotesqucriCs, humor
ana pdthos II II frontal attack
an all emotions and will not fail to
set motion picture fans in a whirl
of shifting sensations. Though the
plot is melodrdmatic and concerns
the romance of pretty maiden Of
rustic life, "A monaCing mortgage, a
'Nillianous landlord and a harrasscd
and beautiful wife. the Treatment
will be found as new as Il is re
freshiug and different 1t is a mas
torpieCc OF Scnnctts genius, pro
ducor who has more footagc of fun
to his credit than all other comedy
producers combined. Louise Fazenda.
described as "a Corn-fed beauty OF
rustic charms" is the pretty farm
cr's daughter. with Harry Grihbon
as the rustic sweetheart from whom
Jim Fmlayson, the william, seeks to
ctcal her through the aid OF "A
mortgage he is threatening to en-
force on the farm OF Louise's father.
Marie Provost is the "harrassed
wife" ~ tho villaRer. Ben Turpin.
The remarkable Scnnett dog actor.
"Teddy.' and Pepper" the cat, and
flocks and drovcs Of ducks, geese,
chickens and hogs. are other foa
lures Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

TAHLEQCAH, April % Bush
Woods is now at liberty under a
bond Of 81, 800 to answer TO the
charge OF rohbinE bank at Sc
Quoyah, after having been held in
tho Sallisaw jail for several months
He also is out on appeal on "A jail
sentence FOR Illicit whisky handling.
and I'm old times was tried and ac-
quilted in federal court on charge
Of murder.
MIAMI April ga recent sur
voy shows there are 2,l32 church
members IN this city just one
fourth Of the population Church
attendance ranks high. hut Sunday
schools are poor. The average salary
OF Miami ministers is SI5i2.22. In
ono l0-mile district in Ottawa
county there is not single church.
Pichcr, with 10000 population.
shows an average church attend
ance OF 1I5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24

TpNkANA. Npril 80. Mr and
Mrs a. &. Wulff are i'm receipt OF a
letter from Miss Mamie G. Martin.
formerly OF Kay county. who Is now
teaching school at rigg Head. in
swaziland, South Africa She writes
that she has 80 children IN school
and that they learn rapidly. The
children wear no clothes at all. hut
are fond of anklcts. bracelets, neck
laces and waist ornaments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
State Briefs

"I trustees WIZ ur' Monday even.
ing io consider bids for the paving
OF several OF the city streets
CHEROkEE. April % 1t clay
tIsk. formerly school suportntend
out here hut for the last two years
at Nowata, has been rc-
elected to- head the schools there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-24
with UkerIe attachment bench and music rolls, free

Piano that Is underpriced.
which enable you TO give y
yourself. note the ease of
You will he delighted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
FREELING FILES BRIEF
OklahOmR's Claim In Rcd RiVcr-D Dis
Putc With Texas Put Before
SunrcONe ('nnrt

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.--Attorncy
General Freezing OF Oklahoma filed
In the supreme court today the bric
for that state In its original suit
against Texas over the location q
the true boundary along the Red
river. Oklahoma claims the boun-
Diary under the treaty between the
United states and Spain. runs alops
what was the south bank OF the Red
river In 1919. Texas contends tn
line should be the center OF tn
river channel. Extensive tracts OF
valuable oil lands lie In the dis
puted area,
Texas has never asserted juris-
dictional power over the traC'
now claims. according to tax records.
the Oklahoma brief contends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
BANKERS to SuppOrt
SOuthUest's livestock

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 9.-Bankers
have confidence IN the livestock In
dustry of the southwest and will
carry stock cattle loans at reason.
all" rates under an agreement
reached At a conference between
local bankers and Gov, j. a Miller.
jro ana Chairman Aso T., Ramsay
OF the Eighth dlstriC, federal re-
serve bank II was announced today.
II is not the intention ot the bank
ers To iurco liquidation Of stock ca, %
tie loans ana further loans VIII he
granted IN exceptional instances
where changes are satisfactory the
bankers decided.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
FARMERS CAN'T PAY LOANS
Many Released From Payment on
Account Of Small Crops.

staff Correspondence.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-The
government waB able to collect only
sl2.909 Of the seed grain loans made
to Oklahoma farmers to stimulate
production In 1913 and 1919. Sec
retary Houston said In his annual
report to congress today. Under
an act passed this year congress re-
leased 6s Oklahoma farmers from
the payment of this amount becaus,
the land on which the seed wni
planted made less than Ave bushels
per acre.
Seed loans were made In only SIX
states, Kansas, oklahoma, Texas
New Mexico, Montana and Washing
ton. The number OF farmers re.
leased and the amount lost by tho
government In the other states were
M follows;
Kansas. 6A2 farmers, siGs,I26'
Texas, 10 farmers, s3,?Sl, New
Mexico. one farmer. $40; Montanr
$40 farmers, $270.76S, and Washins
ton, 10 farmers. S6.hSb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
Blanket Release of
Indians DralUs Fire

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.--Thcre
are many instances In which Indians
released from government guardian
ship have been victimiscd by "un-
scrupulous" exploiters who made
plans ito rob the Indian evcn be-
fore tho latter had received his
certificate of Independence ac-
cording to the annual report of the
Indian commissioners made public
tonight. The bureau on this ground
vigorously opposes blanket release
OF the governments wards, which.
II says, has been increasingly agi.
tated FOR some years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
STOPPING UP BIG
TREASURY LEAK
Too Much Travelling Over
Country at Federal
Expense.
URGE MANY PRETEXTS
Comptroller Puts Crimp in
Junket Trips by Central
izing Travel Accounts.
nA M IL ATKINs-


WASufNGTDS. y c.. Dec -
Government officers ard clerks who
travel about the country In Pullman
luxury vt fodort, expense are going
to have all the Joy taken out ~ such
iunkets Irettv WnCgrnphrrs ara
others with o bit of official pull
seeking surccHse from dull routine
by travel Mt public expense. here
after vii pay their way over the
carriers II thcy Journey At all Even
"higher-ups who with official
business" as an alleged excuse se-
cure free transportation Vouchers
ana use pnrt Of their term Of office
travelling about the country on "iu.
spection tours are 10 be curtailod
Comptroller Of the Treasury wa
ter ". Wnrw TEX IL the doctor who
has found cure for this travel
abuse And the cure is going to
mean some major operations. Treas
ury officials sav Comptroller War
wick has determined TO protect the
public purse 10y setting up n now
system of audit which, he saws, will
snve the treasury several millions
year
Comptroller Warwlck's plan for
stopping this treasury leakage liz to
contralize the audit Of transporta
tion accounts and subject to the acid
test all reasons which may be urged
for free government travel. DnlN
the most urgent official reason,
hereafter win be accepted by the
auditots on claims for travel al
lowanco.
New Audit system.
Decision to consolidate the audit
Ing units OF the various departments
under u transportation rate board.
was reached by Warwick after en-
oouragemcnt given by congress to-
ward tho establishment Of tn.
budget system.
Under the system which the
comptroller declares IL now In
smooth operation. n staff OF special
audi ors. equipped with all the par>
phernalia OF an up-to-datc passen-
ger rate establishments. has been
brought together under supervision
OF chief of the general transporta-
tion board.
To make the plan efficient Comp
trollcr Warwick was forced to take
away some of the wide discretion
formerly exercised by departmental
Auditors, ana accordingly he has no.
titled auditors OF various depart.
mcnts that the rate board chief In
to have exclusive control ever trans
tion matters. The various au'
ditinK offices are directed to trans
init for exa mination all future travel
claims as well as matters bearing
upon express or freight expendi-
lures.
The extent Of the comptrollcr's :
Job In curbing unwarranted travel
mt government expense In shown by
the statement that the war depart
mcnt'a bill for tranHportatiOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10

Secretary OF state Bainbridge Col
by has started on his ij,0O0-mile
journey 10 the southern continent.
lie left Washington on the May
flower. which took him To Hampton
Roads, whore he boarded the u. \,
y Florida. lie will visit Brazil, Ar
gcntina and Uruguay. "It is .ho
duty of the countries OF this hcmis
pherc to cultivate among them
selves relations of confidence
and amlty which will make their
Joint influence effective for peace
throughout the world" IL Colby's
message To these countries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
Class rlay Il iicp,atcd,

special 20 The world.
klNGFlSliER, Dec, 9.-Tho most
popular play ever given in King
fisher was played by the senior
class. 80 great was the sale Of tick
cts that II had To be given M Sec
ond time In order to accommodate
those who had purchased tickets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
TO stimulate broom T,ndc

CHICAGO, Dec 9,--Thc National
Broom Manufacturers Association TO.
day In annual convention adopted
Resolutions urging 1900 broom
manufacturers TO go and buy in aG
effort To stimulate an trade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10

h'bY's gift can bc found in
classification 6t.A today and every
oAy until thristmas.--Adyt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
DR.. E. GARCIA ,LAsCOT
MEDICO CIRUJANo
- p. o. Box 4s6 San Juan p. q.
Residential: Gallo Colon No. IA. Farsda
4SKa santurcs.
Tsl6fonos: san Juan DAT; santurcs
228 Rsio
Ell ESTOMAGO ES Ell EJE DEL
SISTEMA

Cuando por cualquier causa ell es-
t6rhavo rehusare digerir 10 que come
mos, hay pe,',Sro de indigestion, dis
pepsia un silnumero de males que
provienen de la mala digestion.
Hay que evitarlos a todo trance;
hay que eliminar del sistema la MAJ
terra fecal aglomerada, para prevenir
ell desarrollo de sustancias venenosas
que pueden traer consecuencias fu-
nestfsimas
Las Piidoras Indianas Vegetables del
DR.. Wright, las genuinas, fabricadas
exclusivamente Dor Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pill Co., de 372 Pearl ST.,
New York, N. r., son correctivas de
os males del estomago. En- dosis de
tres al acostarse, una Tres veces al
dia, una bora despues de las comidas,
limpiando el estomago de toda mate
ria fecal purifcando el sistema de
toda impureza. Ell estreiimiento que
nva~iablemente acompafia a Ia indi-
gest.on desaparece porA complete.
insista en- que ell boticario no le
IS = Ia ccsa que las Pildoras In
dianas Vegetables del DR.. Wright, y re-
huse comprar 0 tomar otras. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
coMIsIoN DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A OBREROS
AvIso AL PUBLIco


Ell Jefe Administrative de las ohci-
mas de la Comisi6n obrcros estimara
grandemente al pnbllco cue toda ella
Sc de informacion que desee solcitar
10 haga durante las horas de la mana
ma, 0 sea, de y media a II a. m.
Ell trabajo de las oficinas esta apmen
tando considerableuente cada dia y el
cuerpo de funcionariCs empleados de
dichas oticinas. desea contar con las no
ras de la tarde para poder despachar
:odos los. aspntos del dia, sin interrup
Icion dc su trabaio nj perdida para el
pnblico de la isla que solcita infor-
maciones
Esto no s.gnifca que en- un momen
TO do nocesidad. y en- asunto urgen-
tes, Ia ofcina no este dispuesta re-
c:big visitas, sino que espera one Ell
pQblisp cocperara Ia mejor marcha
de los asuntos, dejandole hbre la mi
tad del tempo cada dfa para poder
a'ender los asun.os puramente aSmi-
Iniscrat.vos.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Die. 8. 1920,
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
DESDE PONCE

/ Los abogados de Ponce, en- union de
enthusiasts elementos de Ia ciudad, or
ganizan un esplendido banquete en- no
nor del Lcdo Rivera zayas, con motive
de su seciente nombramiento para
Juez del Tribunal.
Hay gran entusiasmo por asistir al
actc.
La nina Della M. Pagan, de 5
amos, fue arrollada por una bicicleta,
sufriendo una fuerte herida
Por alterar el orden publico con
travenir las ordenanzas municipaIes,
fueron denunciados: J. S. Martinez,
Guillermo Agosto, jose Vega, Manuel
Medina, Juan Garay, Felipe velez,
Juan Gonzalez, Eladio Vargas, vicen
te Rivera, Jose vazqnez, Julio Domin
guez y Antonio Ramos
A Don Alberto Armstrong Sc lie extra
VIC su licencia de Chauffeur,
La policia arrest6 Alexandra San
tiago, a quien Sc acusa de haberle 70
bado s14.65 . don Santiago Echavarria.
de villalba. habiendo empleado Ell dine
TO en- comprar ropa, la cual ocupo la
policia.
-Por guiar un acto sin estar debida
mente autorizado fu6 sorprendido Fran
cisco Rodriguez. Sc lie denunci6.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
LALIGA 0 la
CONSTRUCTION
DE SS BUQuES
IL sEcRETARIO. DANIELS PRE-
SENTA EN- SU MEMORIA AL
CoNGREso EsA ALTERNATIVE
GRAN BRETANA Y JAPON
coNsTRUYEN .AcoRAzADos
HAWAII DEBE PEEPARARsE CO.
MO PARA MANIoBRAR UNA
FLoTA DE 1000 BUcUEs

Informan de Washington que en- la
memeria anual presentada por el Sc
cretario de marina Daniels, Sc encuen
ira la siguiente declaration:
K Isl los Estados Unidos no van a
entrar en- algan acucrdo con los otros
poderes de Ia TERRA rnidos ahora en- la
Liga de las naciones, me siento obli-
gado aprobar la Recommendation de
la junta general de que cl congreso
autorice o'ro programa de construction
naval por tres amos, que ha de CO.
mensar tan pronto como los buques ac
tuallnento en- construction sean lanza-
dos. y
Ell progralna de Ia junta que Sc
refere el secretario para 1924 compren
de la construction de tres buques de
batalla, treinta crucsros lgeros. ocao
caicnercs, diez ocho dcstroycrs, doce
submarines colocadores dc minas, seis
crucercs submarines. cuatro aeroplanos
mensajeros, tres destroyers y tres sub
marinos guardias.
! Los gastos navales para Ell pr6ximo
afio estan estimados en- d6lares &c.
515,7S1, ndependientemente de las SUI
mas que Sc decreten para construccio-
nes.
Ell secretario ur9e por Ell estableci-
miento de fae-IdaSes ravales en- la
costa del Pscieca, caracterizandc q
Hawaii como ls ''e~ crucijada lave',
del Pacieco, v d:cicndo cue ALI debe
poder maaiobrar gdcilmente una fota
como dc 1000 buques.
Hablando sobre la critica que Sc ha
hecho a la constructor de grandes bu-
cues, dice que q pesar de ESQ la Gran
Rretsia ha 6sspuesto fondos para cua
tro dreadroughts Y cruceros de bata-
la y que e1 Jap5n ha orde1ado Ia cons
truccion Ge cinco graades acorazados,
desde el armisticio y proyecta otros
ocho para un future pr6ximo.
Ell departamento de marina tiene
ahora en- actividad 979 buques. mien-
tras Ell departamento de guerra man
tiene una fota de 730, sin contar 1245
de varios Epos usados en- trabajos de
puerto; Ell tesoro, 101 buques; Ell de-
partamento de con.ercio, lat; Ia
Shipping Board, 1910, fuera de otros
200 miscelanicos.
Respecto a 10 que falta por vejecu-
tar del programa &c 1916, dice que la
construction prosiguo tan pronto CO.
mo Sc puede, que todos los destro-
Iyers estan Istos, excepto 12 que Sc
han decidido no construir a causa de.
exceso de buques de esta clase. La
construction de los diez cruceros explo
radores marcha rapidamente. 10 mis-
mo que los submarines Estan atin cons
truyendose once acorazados y seis cru
ceros acorazados.
Aboga por Ia creaci6n de una ofici-
ma aeronautica en- el departamento de
marina. Cree que Ell gobierno debe
ser propietario do todas las comunica-
clones radiograficas para el trafco in
teroceanico y costanero. Hace un his
torial de loos succsos de Haiti de los
infrmes publicados en- la materia di
CO que la verdadera historic de los ma
rinos ha recibido encomios por la obra
que SO ha llevado cabo. Dice que la
question de ''militarizar ell departa-
mcnto dc marina tienda a hacer del
secretario civil una "estampilla .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28

Para ei baao use uated. ALPARGA-
TAs DE sUEI.A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28

- s-ea~AFrtt 1S,a1sssss1 =. 1t N ,'71,1
Sc vende papel de peri6dlco vle
10 4 q ~ duintaI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28
TRAsLADo DE oFIcIMA

FL Dr. Gutierrea Igaravidez tiene ell
eusto de participar sus clientos que
Ia trasladado su consultOriO a la Gale
de la Tanca No. 8.
HoRAs DE coNsU1TA:
De 1:30 $500 de la tarde todos los
dias laborables
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28

LIE. tiNlyERsAI. INSTITUTE lpeps. 77l

235 w. los ST.. New York. N. r.
I'd pnede aprerder ingles por correspon-
dencia en- su propia casa en- los momentos
desocupados. Habielo. lealo y escribalo des-
pues de haber tornado algunas Ieccones del
famcso, coro, facl practice METODO
UNIVERSAL Curse especial para prnci.
piantcs iamben para estudiantes avanzae
los. Mandenos su nombre direction is
'nviaremos information detalada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-28

En- un dia dos I'd. desprende al persis-
tente ingrato. casi sin sentirlo. Es el final
del Gallo ei fin de su tortura. Mfllones de
personals que Sc han Quitado de sufrirlos por
medic de "Gets-It" dicen que es el 6nieo
m&todo razonable para librarse de ese tor-
mento.
.'Gets-It," el callicida infaiibIe sc vende en-
cualauier Drogueria o Botica. Fabricado por
Unicos Representatives.