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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
BROWNSVILLE TERRITORY IS
FINE PICKING FOR MACKNEN;;
CARDS EXPECT McALLEN WIN

stepped in the lineup. This switch
will put Hal Janvrin on the bench and
il may be imagined what the inher-
ent strength of an infield is when a
man like Janvrin is relegated to the
dug-out.
AS to yesterdays game at San
Benito, the less said about it the bet
ter-that Is, from a St. Louis stand
point. The Athletics were hitting and
the Cardinals were not as the hit
column of the two teams shows. The
As collected sixteen bingles for half
as many runs. while the Rickeymen
made three tallies on eight hits.
Then again. this Texas southpaw,
Walter Kinney, decidedly "had some
thing" In the first six innings. he
moved the Cards down relentlessly,
only getting into trouble now and
then because Of his apparent desire
to pass men to first base. He weak
ened bit in the last three sessions
but his teammates had given him
such a commanding lead, that he real
ly had little to worry about. As
above told. the final score was S-3,
the Athletics up.
The "Plans of Mice and Men"
Bill Sherdel. twice victor over the
Americans, seemed the logical choice
to work yesterday and he declared
himself fit to make it three in row.
Continued on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
SYRIAN KING DECLARES
BOYCOTT IN TERRITORY

BEIRUT, March 22.-Emil Feisal,
king Of Syria. declared boycott.
against the countries oceupyinp ter
ritory Of the Arabs. which are France
and England, and organized d com
mission 90 bring Moslems and Chris
tians into "A better understanding.
Posters displayed in Damascus where
the Syrian congress proclaimed the
independence Of that country declar-
cd lin spite Of himself. the Moslem IA
brother to the Christian and the
Jew. The Arabs existed before Christ,
Moses or Mohammed .and freedom
and independence are the rights Of
Syria The religion or God and the
Fatherland belongs to his children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
ASKS new MANAGER
TO HURRY into JOB
Important Affairs Pending
Need His Attention, Says
Acting City Manager

Acting City Manager Louis Cobo-
lini this morning autographed George
w. Grupe Of Cleburne, city manager
elect, asking if he could come to
Brownsville in the very near future
Mr.. Grupe, in accepting the appoint
ment, told the commissioners that he
would arrive in Brownsville some
time between the goth of March and
April /.
MIR. Cobolini says there are many
important matters that should be
given detailed attention and that he
cannot spare the necessary time from
his private business. If possible Mr.
Cobolini would like to have the new
manager on the job before the rush
of winding up the city affairs for the
month sets in.
City Secretary J. +. Blanton has
prepared a list Of property owners be-
tween Tenth and Levee streets and
the freight depot, on Sixth and
Fronton streets, and in compliance
with promise given at the last ses-
sion of the commission, Commission
er w. c. Craig, Jr., will start today
or tomorrow to secure signatures to
an agreement to pave the street. to
the wholesale district. 1t is planned
to put in a concrete street ut an esti-
mated cost of $4,000. If the prop
erty owners will agree to pay two
thirds of this cost the city will pay
the other one-third.
Mr.. Craig has also written to the
Texas A. & II. College and to the
city Of Port Arthur, which has re-
Gently built an abattoir, relative to
securing bids for the erection Of an
abattoir in Brownsville. The city
has $4,000 available for such a
building and Mr.. Craig Is confident
he can get contract at that figure
on a building and storage plant suf-
ficient for the needs of Brownsville
not only for the present but for
MANY wears to come
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
400 RUSSIANS, FINNS
And POLES WILL BE
DEPORTED OVERSEAS

NEW YORK, N. III. March 22-
Ships leaving within month with
flour for Europe viii al-o carry more
than 400 Russians. Firms ana Pole,
who advocated violence and over
throwal Of the government, imlnirra-
tion officials say
No repetition If the Huford with
an exclusive soviet cnrgo i5 planned.
but shipping board vessels IN carry
five million barrels of flour viii bc
used as commercial vessels Also Il
number of these had expected to sail
for Finland in the spring. The Rus
slams and Firms will probably ro 20
IIango, the Russians being forwarded
by railroad to the soviet frontier. The
Poles will probably be sent WI Danzig
food ships.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
MURDER CORK'S
LORD MAYOR IS
Tragedy Closes One Of Black
est Weeks Since 1916,
Says Paper

LONDON, March 22.-Dispatches
from Ireland show that the murder of
Thomas MacCurtain, lord mayor Of
Cork, TO have produced an intense if
subdued sensation throughout Ire
land. The tragedy, says the Dublin
correspondent Of the London Times,
closed one of the blacklist weeks since
the rebellion Of 1916.
The motive Of the murder con-
tinues a mystery. No arrests are re-
ported and so far as known there are
no clues. The theory is advanced
that he was murdered as warning
to others because he recently had the
courage TO publicly deprecate the at
tempted murder of the Cork police
man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
HOBBY CONFERS
With MANY ON
THREAT OF US.
Has Come to No Conclusion
With Reference to a Spe-
cial Session

AUSTIN, Texas. -1rarcn 22..Gov-
ernor Hobby conferred with officials
Of state and commercial organizations
and representatives Of the Federal
Land Bank and the Reserve Bank. He
said he had arrived at no conclusion
n To calling the legislature 70 amend
the bollworm laws. Business interests
urged action to prevent the threat
ened federal quarantine against Texas
cotton. Others said the present regu-
lations in infested districts are ade-
quate and opposed calling the legisla-
ture. Governor Hobby said ne would
do all in his power to avert the threat
ared quarantine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
PRINCE GOES TO HONDURAS.

STOCKHOLM, March 22.-Prince
William of Sweden, second son of the
king, some time ago left Stockholm,
accompanied by four of his friends,
for Honduras. He intends to spend
about year in studying its geogra-
ply and ethnography.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
BAILEY TO RETURN TO
TEXAS BY MARCH 29.
(By Tie Associated Press

DALLAS, Texas, March 22.-For-
mer Senator Joseph W. Bailey will re-
turn to Texas from Washington mot
later than March 20, possibly earlier" :"
it is announced He speaks in the in
terest of his gubernatorial candidacy
at Eastland March 81 and at Abilene
the afternoon of April l.. Further
dates are being arranged and will be
announced soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
HEARING ON RAILROAD RATES
Ry The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar. o.
Hearings to determine a basis for ad-
justment of railroad rates so they will
yield a return of u per cent on the
aggregate value as provided in the
transportatiin law began before the
interstate commerce commission to-
day. The hearings are expected to
continue three days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
INCREASE MINIMUM WAGE.

LONDON. March 22-An agree
ment has been signed by the Whole
sale Clothing Manufacturers Fedora
tion Of Great Britain and the trade
union representatives by which mini
mum wages are increased by 125 per
cent for men and 800 per ment for
women operatives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
5000 KILLED SINCE THE.
GERMAN REVOLT STARTED.

PARIS, March 22.-Eight thousand
persons have been killed since the be-
ginning of the German revolt, accord
ing TO advices here. Eight hundred
and fifty were killed in Berlin alone.
PARIS, Marcn %. - Spartacan
forces in the Ruhr valley in Germany
number between 10000 and 10000,
according to latest advices, well or
ganized and composed of veterans,
with artillery, machine guns, mine
throwers, batteries of 77-centimetre
field guns and plenty of ammunition.
The Ebert authorities are concen-
trating troops and planning to sur
round the Ruhr Valley and 6orce the
Spartacans to capitulate. The occr-
patton Of the district by the Germans
is in violation of the peace treaty,
said to be the first violation by Ger
many.
STUTTGART, March 22.-Troops
from Silesia officially reported in the
Ruhr district are expected to clash
with the Spartacans Tuesday.
PARIS. March 2.-Negotiations
of the Ebert government party lead
ers in the German national assembly
and delegates of workers which have
been proceeding in Berlin, it is de-
clared in an official Critish report,
were interrupted because Of the in
creased claims of TIE workers. The
Spartacans still control Stattin, Dus-
seldorf, Elberfeld and Easen. where
great disorder prevails. Kiel, in
southwest Germany, is quiet, but agi-
tation is reported in the agricultural
sections, Pomerania and Mecklen-
burg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
PURcELL's OPERA REVIVED.

ilfy Ihr Associated Press
CAMBRIDGE. England, Mar. 22.-
PurcelPs opera, "The Faery Queen.
has been revived at the New theatre
here with great success, after a lapse
Of more than two centuries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
FORECAST FOR THE WEEK

Fer the West Gulf States-Loca al
rains probably about middle of week;
otherwise generally fair; tempera-
tures near or slightly above normal
after Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22
WEATHER

Tonight cloudy and warmer; Tues
day unsettled with moderate souther-
ly winds.
Maximum temperature ..... $3.50
Minimum temperature ... 5000
Barometric pressure ........ 1902
Temperature at noon today .72.00
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-03-22

STUTTGART, March 22.-Troops
from Silesia officially reported in the
Ruhr district are expected to clash
with the Spartacans Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
O.bheum

Great masters Of literature. ia
NOUS statesmen. crafty orators and
numerous other master minds have
tried TO solve the eternal feminine.
In presenting Girls VIII BE Girls 90
the question again arises and is as
nearly solved as IT. ever viii be. in
rare combination of class. clean
comedy. gorgeous costumes and an
array of scenic splendOr. Florence
Lorraine, well known character de-
lineator. and Johnny Sullivan. as the
lOvesiCk Romeo. are assisted by a
bevy OF beauteous maidens. Fred
La Refine and company Offering a
combination of science ana fun in
his electrical novelty Fox and
MAYO are possessed of sense of
humor as we'll as musical talent.
and their entertaining number will
prove a real delight. Fiddler and
Stevens call their turn Having
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
LaSaILe

The story OF The Broken Melo-
d." today's Lasalle picture. opens
i'm a gray little studio i'm New York's
Greenwich Village and ends in the
fashionable art circles Of Paris and
Italy. II is another Of those appeal
ing stories Of the struggling artist
whose head is turned by success
and pretty women and who leaves
true love for the lure and dash of
false friends Pretty Lucy Cotton,
we'll known on the speaking stage
for her Interpretation OF leading
roles I'm The Quaker Girl" and
Turn TO the Right" makes her pic
ture debut and wins a great deal OF
sympathetic interest as the lovable
heroine Corrfuc Barker is also
<ccn to good advantage in the part
az "a vampire" who almost wrecks
Hcr happiness by her separation of
tho lovers for her own selfish pur-
poses
The story OF girl whose shad-
owed past met her face to face and
of the tragedy just averted il
should a Woman Tcll2" tOmor-
rows splendid dramatic offering at
tho TaSalle theatcr Alice Lake. a
dark eyed beauty who will be re-
called 10y those who admired her
work i'm Come Through" has the
leading role The action OF the
story shirts from a. sea coast town
ct New England TO the busy metrop-
oils.
"Thc Miracle NJ Love presents
thc great problem Of woman who
met bcr souIuatc after her marriage
to another man. Screened from
Cosuo ITamilton's famous story that
stirred those who read Il i'm the
Cosmopolitan magazine. il is the Ia
Sllic's picture for Tuesday. and
stars Lucy Cotton the pretty ac-
trcss who is seen in support OF Eu-
rcnc O'Brien today in The Broker
Melody"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
auditorium

Tor three days next week Mon
day. Tuesday and wednesday. the
Auditorium viii ceer two features
Charlie Chaplin in his latest pro
auction, "A DAYS Pleasure and
Jack Pickford in In Wrong" what
IS declared 20 be tire funniest Incl
dent ever filmed takes place at the
outset OF the former picture. when
chaplin. as the head OF the family,
takes his flock % the family auto.
dilapidated affair. and starts of
for "a Journey TO the country. The
progress Of the trip IS imDeded at g.
busy street corner and traffic diff
Guilty ensues. The comedy is said
go be the best the popular comedian
has vet been seen in. In the Jack
PickfoTd picture the scenes are laid
iu q country village and the greater
number of IT'S characters are the
quaint type which one finds far from
large cities. One of the character
istic scenes is an ice cream social
which is said TO be very amusing.
Kathleen Mavourneen, % featuring
Theda Bsra will be the chief attrac-
- on for Thursday with a two reel
Harold Lloyd comedy called Bump
ing into Broadway and the eau
mont weekly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
Castle

The Imprinted Woman" starring
beautiful Mae Murray. a former star
OF the "Fouics." who was recently
seen in The A b. G. of Love-" is
todays pictured attraction at the
Castle theater. It's story is one OF
sure appeal. with the star as a pref
country girl whose Introduction
TO city life spells for her unhappi-
ness az first. Miss Murray is at
her best in roles OF this sort and
she is exceedingly charming IN this
latest OF her productions.
a love story with a truly Bohem-
ian setting Is THE Broken Melody. ="
the latest and best picture 10 star
handsome Eugene O'Brien, and
shown at the Castle tomorrow The
star fits the leading role Of the tai
ented Young artist hero acceptably.
both a. the struggling knight OF tht
paint brush and the lion of Partisan
art circles.
Confession would mean the loss
Of her husbands love. vet she felt
he must know. This is the situation
that confronts the heroine of
Should a Woman Teu2" which is
shown at the Castle Tuesday. How
.his tragic dilemma OF girIhood was
net and conquered makes this stir
ring picture one OF the most intense
productions ever screened. Alice
Lake pretty and dark-eyed is the
oman.
she is IN love with q u4U nol her
husband. another man. her hus-
band. she hated because hc A4d ru-
iued her life. But she stied he.
heart and stuck 90 the cad until fate
stepped iu and performed miracle
This IL the plot OF The Miracle of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

Trouble in chop Sucv Restaurant"
while Jap. billed as the wise
hound lives up 10 his title and
gives an exhibition of animal intel
ligence that is almost human.
Momi Kalama. q ravishing beau
ty and an hOnest-to- goodness prin-
cess. is also the originator Of the
whirlwind Hawaiian dances now
practiced i'm this country Sh0 has
the clever assistance OF William
Eao. who is possessed of an excel
lent voice i'm offering what is termed
"A Hawaiian Nights Entertain
mert.' Versatile acrobatic funsters
are tho BOncsctti troupe who claim
second honors ON the bill which
opens Thursday for three days
onga cement Ernest Hiatt. who
sings his own compositions as well
as the other fellows has lively
and entertaining number. Sam and
Ada Beverly, offering bits from
musical comedy successes. and the
Stanleys. silhouette fun i'm shadow
land. complete the varied and excel
lent bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

Love" Wednesdays attraction which
stars pretty Lucy Cotton, a southern
girl who made her first big stage
hit IN THE Quaker Girl" with Ina
Claire, and later i'm Turn TO the
Right"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11
SOUTH BEND
THEA TIERS
OLiUer

CONTINUED FROM PAGE -
inspiring war workers lends addi-
tionaI charm 10 the unfolding OF
the story.
GOING UP"
Going Up" a musical comedy
success, viii be the attraction az the
oliver theater Saturday and sun
day. Jan. Il and IS.
"Tickle-Toe." If You Look in
Her Eyes. Kiss Ne" The Touch
II a Woman's Hand, When the
curtain Falls do II For Ne"
Going Up" and 81 Want a Deter
'mined Boy" are a few Of the popu-
lar song hits in this play.
The book and lyrics are by Otto
Harbach and James Montgomery.
Louis a TIirsch wrote the music,
CUh8n and Harris produced b.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11

One Of the most extraordinary
Australian trees is the "ire-tree, %
which is common in New South
Wales. When i'm full bloom it is
mass of flamc-colored flowers.
and looks like a tree on fire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-11


MOTTO THIS YEAR EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD WILL WANT TO SEE
DAY. Remember the crowds Charlie draws and early the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
Mas informes sobre la vista del acorazado Espana"

mas tardar la vista sera ALA para
febrero mario proximos.
Ademas de San Juan, Ell 'Espafia :"
visitara Santiago de Cuba y La Habana.
LA PELICULA DEL ALFONSO XIII
Algunos amigos nuestros del ''Espa-
ma nos dijeron que la pehcula del
Alfonso XIII, tomada en- la Haba-
ma, ha sido representada en- casi toda
Ia Peninsula, siendo indescriptible Ell
entusiasmo con que Ell pueblo ha aco-
gido tai demonstration de amor hacia la
gran madre progenitora de todos estos
paises latinos de America
En- Vigo, por ejemplo-nos dijo
nno de los oficiales-el entusiasmo fue
tai que el piblico exigio del dueiio del
primer cine en- que Sc exhbio La cinta,
que diera tantas representations CO.
mo fuere menester, para que todos To-
graran yerla. Igual sucedi6 en- Santan-
der, Valencia, etc. Ell pueblo Sc echaba
en- masa puertas adentro, y los mismos
labios que daban vivas Ia naci6n, los
daban Cuba, tambien.
LA GUARDIA DEL "ESPANA" SA-
LUDA LA BANDERA AMERICANA.
Aver por la mafiana sali6 para st.
Thomas Ell costanero americana "vi-
KEN, ;. Ell cual al pasar cerca del acora-
zado espanol, fue saludado por La guar
dia de este, la cual presento armas al
paso de la bandera americana que fota-
ba en- uno de los palos del "vixen"
La banda del "Espafia" entono Ell
himno nacional de los Estados Unidos,
mientras jefes. oficiales y marinos de
uno v otro barco, en- gallarda pcstura,
ejecutaban eI acostumbrado saludo mi
litar.
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Aver por la maaana visito Ell Consu-
lado de Espaaa La mission iberica que
viaja en- ell acorazado ''Espafia", Ia
cuaL como dijimos aver, representara a
aquel Gobierno, en- las festas del Cen
tenario de Magallanes.
En- varios automobiles trasladaronse
los seiores que componen la mission al
Consulado, acompahados por Ell Consul
senior LOmba;. ell sehor Trigo,. nuestro
compahero el director de "El ImpaS-
cial'', Perez Losada, ETC., quienes fueron
dsspues dar un paseo por La ciudad y
los barrios adyacentes de Puerta de Tie
IRA Santurce.
La mission regreso bordo las doce
del dia, completamente entusiasmada de.
progreso de nuestra capital y de Ia be
neza de nuesSos paisajes. -
Ell CoRoNEL JARVIS VISTA Ell Es
PANA":
Aver por mafiana visito ell acoraza-
do "Espaha", acompafiado del Ayudan,
to Emanuelh, Ell digno Jefe del 65 de In
fanteria, Mr.. Jarvis. Ia
FL Coronel permaneci6 bordo de-
barco cerca de ounce minutes, habiendc
salido encantado de todas las atencio.
mes y obsequios que lie prodigo Ell biza.
rro ccmandante del "Espana", sehol
Montero Reguera, quien Sc expres6 er
ingles, con ell coronel americana.
Al salir Mr. Jarvis del "Espafa" fut
despedido por una saliva de siete cafio
nazos, que dispararon los cahones d.
las bandas de proa.
Ell "ESPANA' vISITARA OFFICIAL
MENTE LA ISLA DESPUES DE LAS
FIESTAS DEL cENTENARIo.
varios oficiales del 'Espafia'', ami
gos nuestros, nos dijeron aver que Q
acorazado visitara oficialmente la isla
despues de las iestas del Centenario
A preguntas nuestras nos dijeron qui
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
I UN RASGo INTERESANTE DE DON
EUGENIo MoNTERo, CoNdANDAN-
TIE DEL "ESPANA"


Durante nuestras visitas al acoraza-
do "Espafia'' hablabamos siempre con
el Comandante del acorazado, que nos
esperaba en- la cubierta Y tenia para
nosotros esmeradas atenciones.
aver por Ia maiiana, uno de los of
ciales de Ia hermosa nave, nos conto
entire sorbos de exquisitos refrescos, una
interesante arecdota relacion&da con Ell
senior Montero.
-Hace algin tempo llamo la aten-
ci6n de Ia Escuela Naval un estudiante
recien llegado a los escafios que otros
ambicionan tanto, y a los que el no pa
recia conceder nj la n:enor importancia
iorgullo presuncion hnmildad mo
destia? Pronto sc VIC que aquel sujeto
era sencillo y modesto, pudiendo en- YER
dad ser, por, sus extraordinarios meri-
tos, orgulloso presuntuoso. Al prin-
cipio los compafieros que hacia tempo
estaban en- la Academia, no repararon
gran cosa en- ell recien negado
-GQuien es?-pregnntaba alguno.
Y sofia darse ell case, como va es sa-
bido ocurre en- otros parecidos, de que
alguien, aun conociendo el sujeto en-
question, respondiera:
-iNo 10 sci
-Pero no tardaron las cafias en- vol
verse lanzas>y hasta los mas engreidos
por la categoria rindieron su opinion a
los meritos del sefior Montero, que su-
po demostrar su valer Intellectual y su
gran patriotismo.
Y desde entonces, cuando alguien
preguntaba quien era aquel sefior ma
rino, no faltaban nunca quienes contes-
tsban respetuosamente:
--lEs Ell seior Montero! iUn hon.
bre que vale mucho!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30

VGLEsIA ADvENTIsTA. parada IL,
santurcs. Tcdas las. noches hasta el
2 de noviembre servicios eespeciales
de predicaci6n. en- castellano. Hablara
el sefor Rivera, dc Ponce 50 invita-
cordialmente todos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
HOTELES

rkDTDE ReAnads, comfortable
NANADA centrico Para familias ,
transeunses. Toda clase de comedies
des. Magnincc servicio. Precies raze-
nables Hay ascenscr. Teletone 484.
Altos. del Pasaje Matienzs. Oals Sal.
vador Brau Nc. "a.
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Sc cOmpra.
COiOcaciOnes.

.CENoREs coMERcIANTRs: La
y Ley castiga tanto una negligencia
- en- sus Iibros de Contabilidad CO.
mo una falsia. Con un pequefio suel-
do como de ounce d6lares semanales
yo puedo atenderselos. Telefono dos
cientos cuatro, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30

OAsA DE BLUSAS.-DeseamOs una
I persona experta para dirigir un de-
partamento de deshilado y una pa
ra revisar blusas hechas. Dirfjase a
"Glassberg'', Luna 81, San Juan.
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PARA Ell SEXO FUERTE:-CApsulas
GoNosAN. compuestas de Kava-Kava
y sandalo. RemodiO eacacisimo. Riedel
2 Co., Brooklyn. De venta en- las acre
ditadas farmacias. Coneesionario- -exclu-
Sivo para Puerto Rico. J. o. PeyOrk. Ed
Bouret, San Juan
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PIANO PIANoLA- DUO-ART- AEo
LIAM EN- magnifca cOndisi6n de usO de
venta con varios records Duo-Art y CO.
rrientes. Para precio dirigirse G. P.
r.. P. o. Box 700, Tel. 1O41.
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PEEC1os DE ANUNc1os RcoEonoos


DuDoRAS Circasianas:-Ds DsarTollo,
Belleza. Eficaz resultado en- dos me
ses. 1877 amos de exito mundiall De
venta On la "Porto Rico Drug" y Blan
co. Concesionario exclusive para PHsr-
to Rico, J. O. PeyOrk. ApartadO l62,
San Juan.
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