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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11

the necessity of the larger price which necessary
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A big PICTORIAL MAGAZINE-N pages In
rotogravure tinswi be given FREE. with fomorrow's
Chicago Sunday Tribune The Chicago Tribune Is the
pictorial magazine In will find the events of the
FREE with tomorrow's Chicago Sunday Tribune. Phone
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11
CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION
iho Nations Decide 70 Unite, Says
San Salvador RerrDrt.

FAN SALVADOR. Republic of Sal
,auor' Dec. l0.-The Central Amer
iyah congress now sitting In San
Sose, Costa Rica, composed of rep
,'sehlatives Of the five Central
american republics. has decided to
proceed with the adoption Of a pact
sllihs The five countries, says a dis
ralch from Costa Rica today. a
,,olh'h'tee OF delegates from each ot
H' republics has been formed to
Gall the proposed pact
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11

Mowbray Undertaking Co.
9O6 =. Boulder--f Phone 32g
Ambulance Service. Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11

The price of The Chicago Sunday Tribune was
reduced to loc beginning last Sunday Thousands and
thousands Of readers sought The Chicago Tribune
be greater than Consequently you should
order your Chicago Sunday Tribune IN 0dv0nce from
your newsdealer
The Chicago Tribune has just moved into the arg-
est and finest plant in America More presses
machinery greater speed The greater facilities re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-11

sons alleging they were not only
defrauded " the money paid to the
company In installmcnts. but that
Ryan or his agents promised the
prospective patrons that "A number
or suits would he given away free
in drawing contest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
C. E. MEETS AT PONCA
Enid District Convention This Year
Declared 10 "" an Inspiring
Success

Special 10 The world.
/ PoNcA CITY, oct 27.--Tho
Enid district Christian Endoavm
convention In this city wos de-.
id"d success despite the prevail.
nR bad weather Nine Of the
lvcst societies In oklahoma were
. presented, and the cnthusins ic
crowd ~ young people attending
we're royalty entertained by tho
citizens ~ ponca city Next years
convention viii be- held at Pond
Creek
Miss MoClnron of Tulsa. the state
president, was on hand the entire
tnr.e DAYS and assisted Ia woud-
trful wHN Reverend StoddGrd ~
rev York. ono Of tho charter mcm-
ters ~ the Christian Cndeavor So
ttoty, gave an intcrrs,ing talk on
What Christian Endeayur Has
rcnnt To NV Church"
The climax oC the convention Wns
reached at the sunday afternoon
t'sFion. due 10 the nrSval of Jack
Cecil Of Dallas southwest field scc.
rotary He brought - most encuttr-
aging report of the growth and ac-
tiVitics of the society all over the
southwest. In 25 minutcs time
s62o was raised for Oklahoma state
work. Th" society IL under obltga.
tons TO MIR. Mnrland Of the Mar
1ud Refining company for n much
appreciated donation Of $3.50.
The following ltst uf district nffi-
re- pledged Themselves tn make The
Jnid district not only leading, but
tc leading district ia tho state:
Cecil J. Goldsmith Pond creek,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
Entirely NeU Way to
Danish SuperfiuOus Hair

why should any woman continue to wear
an ugly. humlliating growth OF hair on her
face, now that II IN known this can be
ompIetely aud quickly removed. roots and
ali. by the now phelactine process, The
process Is not TO be compared at all with
the depiiatory, elc. rieal or shaving meth.
ode. Phelsctine IL non -odorous. non1rri-
tatng. non poison ous--so harmless N could
be eaten without any bad effect Best Of
all. the hairs come out entire. even the
roots. before ones VcTy eyesi Tho skin
Is lot aB smooth and hair.free s5 a
child's.
Anyone who pUrchases n stick OF phG.
lactlns from the druggist and follows the
simple directions is bound to bs pleased
and deightrd.--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
CUBhNS MUST VOTE RIGHT
Washington Informs Islanders F1Icc-
tions Must Ijc on square.

HAVANA, cuba. oct GA pres
tdcntiai election TO be held next
Monday must be counted fairly, II
haH been indicated To government
officials here b. the United s,ates.
In making clear its position, Wa.
ington is understood to have
formed Cuban authorities that the
United states government IL not
concerned In the political welfare
of any Kind; that 1t has taken no
stand In any party campaign. and
that lts sole purpose, under the law,
II to see that there be no election
frauds. So FAR as the public is ad -
viscd, however there has been no
formal warning ns to what might
b" expected In the event these In
limaiiOnB are ignored.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28

II this sort OF campaign fats this
tlmo 10 viii mark the final passing
or such methods and hereafter In
oklahoma va viii discuss present
day issues on their merits ard nn-
der such conditions I believe the YER
dict ~ tho people will always he
sound"
Many express similar sentiments.
From Holdenvillc comes a copy
of local paper IA which appears
a cartoon OF white woman ana a
colored woman standing side by side.
Underneath o. garblcd quotation
from senator IinrdiuR's oklahoma
city speech when In answer 80 "A
question propoundcd by the OKLA
homan hc declared himself ~ be
iicying in equal legal Hud political
rights Tor all races IN America
Then tho whole thing Is turned
10 the benefit ~ M" bourbon ticket
by making u appear 10 the ignorant
ana prcjudircd that Ilardiug'H cleo
don and IInrrcld's election means
social equality of the races IN Okla
hOmn.
A mCtc vicious appeal 10 class and
race prejudice could not be devised. !.
nor more Grass ana mouduciDus
misrepresentation. Tho papor was
forwarded TO Tho world by gentle
man of IRpldentillo vino In RlpfinR
letters across the paper scathingly
denounced such tactics and proper
iy clHssificd byh the democratic
committee that sent h out
ana tho publisher that give It space.
signing himself ~ litrlonE demo
'rat who is voting Tor Harding and
l!arreld for the purpp-, ~ condemn
ing and putting tu an cnd such yrac-
ticcs. ana who has money to Wager
that Harding ana Ilarrcld viii car
~ Hughes county by 500"
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ny Associated Press state wire.

ny Associated Press state wire.
BARTLESV1LLE. okla, Oct. 27.
j. b.. Lindsey, representatives Of
the chamber OF commerce In Indo-
pcndence. Kan. met here yesterday
with directors Of the Bartlesville
chamber OF commerce In an effort
TO interest the city in connecting
the Dewey end OF tho Bartiesville-
Dewey highway with the Montgom-
cry highway at Chaney. Kan. n dis
tance Of t6 miles. MIR. Lindsey
pointed out that completion OF this
section would send practically all
of the Kansas City to Tulsa and
oklahoma city traffic through Bart
lpsvillc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28

~ AHsociRted Press Tate wire.
MIAMI. okla, oct. 27.--Thc
Miami chamber Of commerce 10.
morrow win select one ~ three
proposed sites for q permanent
county fair grounds and the orgaui-
Lrtion Of a $4,000 association to
manage the fairs. The racetrack is
proposed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28

Everything is set for the big Hal
Ioweon carnival at the twin houses
Of mystery--the Y. w. c. A. and the
Y. VI. c. A.--whioh is TO be hold Fri
day evening. October 30. A grea'
many events full of mystery have
been planned. All young people oi
the city are cordially invited Fes
tivities will begin at the Y. w. G. a
AT s 200.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
story Hour To Bc Resumed.

story hour, which WIS instituted
some time axe b. tho puolic library
ana later discontinued. is again to be-
resumed on FridHy following the
afternoon scssi n of school Mlss Al
ma reid NcBiocn librarian will have
charge and her corps Of three as.
sistants will talk to the children al
tetuately,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
A TRUE STORY


IL December, 1920, will be lI9 years
years old, is still woman Of remarkable
vitality and possessor of an unusually good
memory. She not only remembers things
which happened In tho past, but has '
keen memory for everyday happenings.
She is now living with her grandson.
A. Frank Smith, and her youngest dasgh.
ter, Margaret Smith, who recently cele-
brated her 10th birthday.
The story of her life Is record Of he
'roic struggles against poverty and unfavor-
able circumstances. At the age of iS she
married Jonathan Smith, who died during
the Civil War, leaving his widow TO make a
living :or herself and l3 children. Several
years after his death she married Amos
Llngertelt and In a few years was again
left a widow.
Until about 20 years ago, when she
lost her eyesight, she did mans WORK
around the farm plowing and hoelng the
corn, raising the cotton and working In the
field, by day. AT night, by candle light.
she spun and wove the children's clothes.
made old-fashioned patchwork Quilts.
and looked after the house work. Since
losing her eyesight, Mrs. Lingerfelt has
been unable 70 work in the field, but
still manages to make herself very useful
in her srandson's family. =, ~,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
coeySts1st ison
- 80 ~snssaDo0oA Ne dtclne Co

Mrs ungetelt, the oldest y
person In the Third Congressional
District, It not In Tennessee. has no
formula TOR attaining longevity, except
hard work and the use OF herbs for me
dicinal purposes. The statement Of her
grandson, given below, tells about the
herb medicine which she has ssed for
a long, long time"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
MOrfudry
Cunningham.

Funeral services for Alec Gun
ninghaan. 81 years old. shot down at
his home. 80 North Jackson, on Oc-
tobcr 10. wero held at 1880 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon from the Now
bray chapel Intermcnt was in oak
lawn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
Intcrurtan offices Moved.

Offices OF the Sand Springs Rail
way company have been moved to
Sand Springs from Tulsa and are
nov. located In n new building de-
signed for that purpose. The om-
ployes that have been Transferred
include r. ". Steffcng and, his starr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
"A Debate on League.
BY Associated Press State w,r.

MIAMI. Okla. Oct. 27.---A c,,.
tract was signed here today 70, !.
joint debate on the league OF nj.
tons Friday, October 81, betwssn
judge Dean Franklin OF Chicago
pro-leaguer. representing the demo,
cratic county committee. and Fred
c. Clarke. OF Oklahoma City, on.
posed TO the league. who will rem.
sent the republican commit,no
Judge & C Fullerton will preside q,
chairman. an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28

George Wright has offices In the
building on Archer and Boston. Tul-
sa, and occupies the position of gen
eral agent. lie will continue to have
his headuuarters in Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28
as Ilo Years Uld.
Visited byaR Reporter
in Tier Home, Talks
nterestine!yAo
Her Busy u&,.-.
HER YOUNGEST DAUGHTER RECENTLY.
CELEBRATED HER BIRTHDAY, WITH
CAKE OF 70 CANDLES.

The accompanying picture was taken
nom photograph Of that remarkable old
woman, Mrs. Sarah ungerelt now livinR
at Servllla, Tenn, the mother Of l3 chill
dren, the only surviving one Of which, the
Youngest, a daughter, is over 10 years old.
y Mrs Lingerfelt was born In Cherokee
sN County. North Carolina, In Decem.
XII Der, 1901, moving 10 Tennessee In
MZher early childhood. and has lived Ia
tIPolk and adjoining counties all the rest
Of her life.
Toa reporter who recently visited her
nome, this old lady talked entertainlngiy
about her early life and her struggles dur.
Ing the Civil War, and bdef resume Of
OF her history Is given IN the first column
OF this article, together with statement Of
her grandson. 4. Frank Smith, e g hsf
use OF Thsdford's Black -Draugbi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-28

president Margaret Trump, Black
well, Vice president; Helen X. Clark.
Enid. secretary; Wilfred Carter.
East Enid, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
Women Want
CANNING SUGAR
New York State Housewives
Tell President Their Needs
Are Neglected
PLENTY NEXT
WINTER, MAYBE

NEW YORK, July 9.-An appeal TO
President Wilson TO aid the house
wives Of New York State In obtaining
sufficient sugar at reasonable rates 10
take care Of their requirements dur
ing the canning and preserving sea-
son. now beginning, Is made by Mrs.
Blanche Wylie WelzmillerE Deputy
Commissioner Of Public Markets John
J. Dillon. formerly state Market Com.
missioner. and Mark C. Dubois, OF
poughkeepsie. In the lettcr they
point out 10 President Wilson that
the needs Of the commercial Gamers
and proserVers have been taken care
of through the Federal Government,
but that the housewives have not re-
ceived adequate consideration.
"The housewives Of the Slate OF
New York" the letter begins, are
appealing for sugar to enable them TO
preserve their usual complement OF
fruits for the season.
Much will go 90 waste unless the
housewives are able 10 obtain a
PROMPT and fairly liberal supply OF
sugar for preserving and at price TO
make the housewives work ccono-
mioally possibly. This whole supply
is OF greater Importance and OF FAR
greater economy to the pc0nle than
the commercial products. II saves
waste cOnserves labor ana keeps ihe
pront in The hands Of the producer
and consumer.
I'VE feel that you have an interest
In the needs Of the housewives Of
the country. May we ask you 10 util-
ize the functions Of your great Office
to see that the housewives have a
fun supply for their canning needs for
the season now upon as and to form
ulate some effective policy TO prevent
a repetition OF the present dcplorable
condition In the fmure?"
There has been no actual sugar
shortage in this country this year,
according TO an announcement ycster-
day By the United States Department
on Agriculture. The seeming short
axe Is laid TO boarding The depart
ments saws It will be wisdom on
the part OF the housekeepers TO can
the usual amount OF fruits and vege-
tables. even II part or all OF the
fruit must be canned without sugar.
"From all present indications" The
statement says, sugar VIII be more
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

abundant next winter, when the fruit
will be used on the table. There VIII
apparently be an increased acreage
of both cane and beet sugar This year
in the United States, Cuba and IN
other countries in the Northern Hem
isphere. In spite Of world shortage
OF sugar and a decrease OF iOOiOOO.-
600 pounds In domestic production,
there has been used or boarded dur
ing the current year In the United
States IS per cent more sugar than
In former years.
The Federal grand jury in Brooklyn
yesterday returned indictments against
Henry BOrchers. owner Of a chain Of
five store on Long Island, and Henry
Nette, a grocer, OF Babylon, Long
Island, alleging proiiteering in sugar.
The men were arraigned before Fed
erai Judge Chatnold BOrcrehs was
held in $1,000 bail and Nette In g 800
bail, both trials being set for October
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
NrW CoIUMBIA RECORDs.

The balalaika, big brother Of The
madoln. is the instrument which
plays the Columbia Novelty Record
this month. The Russian Balalaika
Orchestra, conducted by s. $. Samuels,
plays the waltz Love and Money
and some populer Neapoiitan medo-
dies. The harmony N a balalalka or
chcstra Is richer and deeper than that
Of an equal number Of mandolns.
The Columbia GraphophOnc Com
pany has gathered a large collection
OF special summer dance records this
month. These we selected from all
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
SHE WAS AN EARLY

DENVER-'He kicked me out OF bed
every morning" explained and com
planned Mrs. Lulu Shahn TO the Judge
here. 81 guess / made a mistake by
marrying him on Friday the Thiri-
eenth We got along fine before we
were married but never after the ia
tai day" Albert Shahn had nothing
10 say and the Judge united the knot.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

gard to two eyils-juvenile crime and
lmmOrtality-the preventive work OF
the policeman can be better ac-
complished by a policewomen. Her
very sex gives her influence over
the child whose mischief has brought
him under the notice Of the police
bfore the mischief takes the form OF
crime, and over the mother TO whose
neglect the offense Of the child is 50
often due.
she can speak to the giddy girl be-
fore her giddiness makes her slip
down the first step to ruin, as no man
can speak without risking the accu-
sations Of undue interference which
nave so often stopped the efforts Of
the police to save them from them
selves"
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
Dorothy DaltOn's
Beauty Chat

Miss Dorothy Dalton the actress IA
nous the world over for her beautiful
complexion, says: ANY girl or woman
can have beautiful, -osy-white COM
plexion and smooth UNIV .inkled skin like
mine If they win follow my advice and
use Derwillo, simple toilet preparation.
use it because It imparts instant beauty,
IS easy 70 apply, absolutely harmless and
application proves IT," Be sure to read
Miss Dalton's interesting story of how to
quickly acquire a beautiful complexion,
soon 70 appear in this paper. In the
meantime get Derwillo at any toilet
counter and try IL today; you will be
delightfully."- surprised
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
WOMEN POLICE MAKE
GOOD, REPORT SHOWS

LONDON, Omitted Press.) (By Mail J
-Pollcewomen, who have been on a
years probation. have proved OF very
real service TO the country. according
TO the annual reports Of Sir Leonard
Dunning, Inspector Of Constabulary,
just published.
The employment Of women on po-
ice work, says Sir Leonard. like
any other novelty. has been and is the
subject of much difference of opinion.
But there is no doubt that with re-
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

The best Of the latest Columbia dance
records.
Two Of the leading records on this
list are the Art Hickman's Orchestral S
two fox-trots, Peggy and "Tell Me
Why and the coupling OF the fox
trot "Only" by prlnjcs Dance Or
rhcslra. with the fox-trOt Chinese
Lullaby by the Waldorf-Asioria Or
cnnslra.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
TRIMS BANANAS;

EANSVILLE, Ind.-M NJ Warren
grover. while trimming a bunch Of
bananas, was bitten by a tarantula, a
tropical deadly spider. First-aid
treatment was administered at a
hospital He'll live.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
YFOMANETIES FIRED;

NEW Y0RK--When $50 yeomanet-
tes were discharged from the Brook
Ign Navy Yards recently, they COM
palned that only the plain lockers"
had been fred and that The younger
and pretlier girls had been kept.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07
UNA CARRETERA INSULAR
EN- PEsIMAS CoNDICIoNES

La carretera que conduce de Maya
guez al pueblo de Las Marias, Sc en-
cuentra en- condolences deplorables en-
Ell trozo que Sc bifurca desde ell sitio LA
mado Consume. Como un gran favor sc
consigue en- Mayaguez que un auto 10
lleve hasta Ell pueblo de la altura, por-
que dicen los 'chauffeurs'' que Sc les
destroza Ell caro- Sc exponen a graves
peligros en- las llamadas vueltas de Me
va. !.
Algunos camiones de carga que hacen
el trafico de Las Marias, dicen que no
ganan nj para las gomas tretando por
aquellas vertientes incultas Anaden q.
un monticulo Sc derrumb6 no hace mu-
cho y las tierras casi iilterceptan ell ca
mino.
Informase que Ell otro dia, un ciclista
empleado del telefono como inspector de
lineas, hizo Ell trayecto citado, monta-
DO en- su maQuina, y POGO Sc rompe Ell
bautismo en- la citada carretera.
FL Departamento del Interior tiene
la palabra
vIAJERO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07

Garantizado absolutamente puro y ge
nuino. Compuesto inicamente de la ce-
bada y lGpulo mas fno que Sc importa
y aqua artesiana pura La superioridaa
de esta cerveza negra 'DIGESTO" Sc
debe un procedimiento especial y ex-
elusive de The Hamm Company, por Ell
cual son extraidas todas las propieda-
des mas nutritivas de la cebada y ell
lipulo.
PURo, sALUDABLE, AGRADABLE
Valioso como un reconstituyente para
la debilidad por exceso de trabajo ten
sion nerviosa; un nquido alimenticio
excelente para convalescientes y toda
clase de trabajadores; usandolo sin in
terrupci6n conserva ell vigor y da al
sistema una gran cantidad de vitahdad.
De estimable valor para uso casero Muy
recomendado por todos los medicos.
Atletas personas de vida agitada
encontraran en- "DIGESTo" verdadera
energia. Debe usarse continuamente pa
ra obtener resultados positivos Excelen
te para la lactancia, tanto para las ma
dres como para los nifios.
Sc halla de venta en- mas de quinien-
tos estableeimientos de provisiones, col
mados y farmacias de la isla
Exija siempre "DIGESTo" que es
una garantia
81 en- su localidad no la puede conse-
guir escribanos nosotros lie enviaremos
una muestra gratis.
Agentes exclusives para Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07

WHITE TRUCK de tres media-5 to-
neladas Dos meses de uso. Las cuatro
gomas de la mejor calidad- acabadas
de poner. iIgual que nuevo Sc vende
con rebaja por no poderlo atender Ell
suefio Quien 10 interese dirijase por
escr.to Box s57. Ponce, P. r.
vEEDO--seis juntas de bueyes jove-
nes de I'm afio y dos de trabajo Saben de
arado trabajar al tronco y la Guar
ta.-Una yegua alazana de seis cuartas
joven pronto dara una cria de raza mu-
lar, siendo esta yegua muy mansa, y de
montar para mayordnmo, es excelente.
I'm caballito para nino para una per
soma de POGO peso. de muy buen andar.
-Magnifico caro- de cuatro ruedas mar
ca "Studebaker' nuevo, con arnes de
Ipareja .-Tomo vacas de leche en- cuenta
o ganado pequefio. Infor1nara ] de
Soils, Rio Piedras
BAzAR BRoADwAY:-Re -Rebaja de blu
sas crepe a SS.93, San Francisco mum.
AZ, San Juan.
OCCASION! Solo dias. Trajes de
Casimir:-- $500 $500 - S35. 90
LA GLORIA, Fortaleza 17.-vicente
Arrivi.
Sc DEsEA UN MECANICo para re-
paracion de maquinaria pesada en- las
plantas del salto de Comerio sueldo
por meses y casa por cuenta de la com
paiiia. Yea al superintendent General,
Division de Alumbrado, Porto Rico Rail
way Light and Power Co., Marina, San
Juan.
VENDo UNA GUAGTA en- perfecto
estado con varias pleas de repuesto o
Sc negocia por una casa. Informara Ma
rio Melendez, calle valdes 8, parada
8, Box 134, Telefono 1889, Puerta dc
TERRA.
MAoUINAs DE cosER.-La "NatiO-
nal" es la mejor, la mas elegante y La
mas barata, tenemos la Inca completa
y damos servicio eficiente. Gonzalez Pa
din Co Advt.
CRISTALES y espejos de todas clases
fabricados por HIRES TURNER
GLASS co. Los nsayores fabricantes del
mundo los venden: Diaz Hermanos,
Cruz 10, San Juan.
PoR NO PoDERLA vIvIR su duefio Sc
vende una casa de concrete acabada de
construir. Entire las dos carreteras y con
entrada por dos Gales. Informara Car
mona, Puerto Rico Elegante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07
COmpras.

ST cUIERE listed coNPRAR o VEN
DER BoNOs y Acciones de Bancos, Cen
trales y otros valores, hncas rnsticas y
urbanas, colocar tomar dinero en- hi
potecas pignorar valores, dirijase q
N. LLAURI & CO.. TetuAn No. 8. Tele-
fono 2S7. SAN JUAN. p. r.
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I'm cATANo.-se alquilan n

I'm CATANo.-se alquilan unos ba-
jos propios para almac6n Precio
m6dico. Informaran: San Justo IL
10 B. San Juan.
INTERESTS solicita un barbero pa
ra administrar una barberia que pOsee
buena .clientela. Informara, Augusta Ace
vedo, Box GIT, Aguadilla, P. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-07

PARA Ell sExo Capsulas
ooNosAN cOmpuestas de Ksva-Kava
y sAndalo. Remodio ehcacisimo. Riedel
, Co., Brooklyn De venta en- las acre
ditadas farmacias. Concesionario exclu-
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