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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

WHY pav SIS y cord for wood whom vn,,
can buy Slab for si2? 50 cents off for
cash on all coal, Tyler y RYAN. iooi west
Gary Madison 1879. n,ndolnh 3oi7
NOTICE that those Want Ads are cnn
stantly changing, That proves cr.-s re.
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ON THE
MARKET

\ very fine Grove Avenue residence,
two blocks from Robinson Street.
DlMENSlONS-Lot 3O-foot front by
1875 depth
FRONT-Handsome white brick, Co.
lonial porch: detached
FIRST FLOOR-Parlor, library, din
ing room. den. private hall, buffers
pantry. storeroom ana Kitchen
SECOND FLOOR-Thrce large com
two servants rooms in rear This
mousse mas many modern comforts, such
as hardwood floors, hardwood stems.
haneiihg, combination fixtures, steam
are interested in homes you should GER
tainly see this house. Price very low
Possession in very few months or.
GORDON E; STRAESE COMPANY. ,
= Call Madison 400.
1ol5 East Main Strnet
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
WESTERN TYPE
HOME

BEST SECTION OF LABTRNUM
DIMENSlONS-I.ot 800 feet width,
226 feet depth. Building, 81 feet width.
AZ feet depth.
Observation-Disclosures entire house,
contains cement floor. hot water fur
mace. Goa and wood bins. storage bins
and servants toilet.
FIRST FLOOR-Hail in middle with
rooms on each side; library length OF
house; dining room, Kitchen. Kitchen
cite. electric dishwasher. built-in re-
frigcrator and electric lights.
SECOND FLOOR-Three well-lighted
bedrooms and two baths.
THIRD FLOOR-Two bedrooms and
one bath.
Rooms are high pitched. lastly deco
rated, have Spanish Mission fireplace.
imitation Roycroft fixtures and sleep
ing porch. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Price low. as owner is leaving section.
GORDON E. STRAUSE COMPANY,
1918 East Main Street.
Phone Madison i-nn
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AUCTIO!SS-LECdiS
Legal Notices.
81


SEALED PRorosALs--oinc. % mo QUA
AK. piss!.no s1snlo siV,nns AMI aaIp.
ton, y. C.-.seaisI propo s'" IN W H,.s
Miii 20 received here mill II NgIo"Sare
part OF 10000 Gl.tS rmare.rtll. y any
SfaNats Information furnished on .e.t,,sSt
Street s"s SOUTH n i,ins.SS 'p }3s1 Hp
S With Sus ann 70 Mr Simon snisct by cast
store. ana an the stock therein iL on,
'G the an;c p.r.% so are ,hG5sGy pot
eh under their respective names snI nsSy
;S.ss q saF $a N HE
Ih PULLS soI angon to cover accrued charges
tion Company. ca East Broad strn ,nta Ricb-
1872 Mr. r. ;ae r mSsnns o. so Jas%ary Ii
s"u sjc2 ,hsirr. straight chair. oak tockes.
. sEafs sa led In, %isssss xSiss fhaS sa0'I
ssass. large box, 2 brass beds. boxes
eS sSc Ss: s4.a5 box 0aTTsis
s spSa, ha rods eI"kcaSs sectional II
sign rorker. . str, chairs. / PC. cornIce.
q ha arm V Shatr c asm sha'F candle Pc
i'l shiifoI violin case. sabnst. ash can.
Iors: drusas, POLES. I'll ; drlrFet ss' moor aS5r
2'4is a,rt gyms. hsn4ss hsPsF pIs,nre
mating drgssets man. mantei orna-
Roman seats. set SCALES. : suiIca rs.S1
tables. trunks. ". Fred. Richardson
January 6. l92O--The annual meeting 81
the stoc'shoiders of the Virginia Trust Com
pany. for the election of directors and for
tho transaction Of such business may
properly come before the meeting. including
for the past year; WIN be held a, the. ofiics
OF the company. No. ll0J East Main Street.
edmond; Va. on Tuesday. January 20;
he closed from January i to January 2nth
both Inclusive. l. y. Aylett. Secretary.
NIEGINIA STATE INSURANCE. CO.-9ich-
mnnd. Va. January =. 19co-The annual
meeting or tho stock holders OF this COM
nany Mil be held a. tho office OF the .vr-
the city OF RICHMOND, Va. on Thursday.
liam 4. Miilcr SccretaEy:
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printing-Stationcry.

BUSINESS CARDS-i.Ooo $500: positively
:. NV t.ioO KIND l.cakc Printing Co.. u }
PRINTING. stationery. Office supplies. en-
stsNtnE. u. W. Hcrndon Co.. 1915 East
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1UCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal No,ices.


Legal Notices. OIL
Va he annual met mAN u Iss mend
hoders Of this bank viii b. Seld On : Ta.s
for the election direst9rs and SSf Tor n0 ths
f Ssfsrs s .sl Gn: ssts. q MY
A SomL.Lv MEIE; , De:aInIon Trust
Of the s,oekhoders Of Old Dominion 'e Trusi
opsn Nh So s Is hs aa, Main the srs ss Of tRs
mona, Va, on Wednesday. January IL. 1920
Ing directors OF the company and q for 'e the
pronsrIv ro OF such other business
SLAUGHTER. Secretary. -
III ...ss i. H$Ns
SS.st,?s Ssas2 ?isaa sssSs s.
i9S The !fsnsaetion of any s o1hef sas,n nns
msfh Gsadsla c sssSTs tho said
nd Rs & Ss sa % j. It'd +:
6 b., house OF IN, Broad Street ntns
5 f. tSs fisets Y' a,5sssofs sa
MI anas may sGaer!y as iSms
hihN lnna , N;orTlGE,IThs First Nation.i
h lslSI III. board ot drse5cSs
fSc S,nns 10 s, s, of record as or
2lsy Ry WI az cssh HssIs viii be mailed
E% narG T. Loan ,sociETY. INC. EIe h
,ssS3ss tsso sss
NN!shms"a ss VI H y ss s hsa t
,a and Tor The trahsac,Sonr ~ on am sgsu Ina
na ss nIRS asI ssfoF'
nssis4 4.
s Nstigna' PANS OF 'shn9nd Va for The
,Ss af,s ia i, si ssl 2.e #
tie said VIII Be- he'll. fSmS Tu ssss,s
ssss RssnsSi 'i $ss n;
eASH s' I,f RsSs%SsE s Su.n sl
s5S i%s a4sna ahs ME
vii reasc item at the aSS ovs sa
aTGsT .k and all or parties ewing Harry
! il. Myers 80 se'''e "i'h me-
Mill s 2o .n Ss saa sH.s 81 ss
S Ss rs ai H.
ths IL any oiSe dTsf
ness That may pTSgsrly come before said
i. 1890. at ii * ii. join "ay 1. 's mhitsy
Cashier. 'e'
arc. with its charter and bv-aws tho
annual meeting Of tho Stockholders ~ the
Ic al 10 y. N. on Tuesday. January H.
in2u:, az No. aOl East Main Street. Rich.
inond. Va At this meeting Il resolution
", WI i, he offered for the issuance of an al.
dItional $500 shares OF the capital stock
OF tho bank; hus increasing its ouisi ntlinr
cantal stock from S250Uo0 to S5O0. 600. Said
additional shares will he sold at such pricc
a. S,i, nay DC lxsd in snid rGson,on .i9pted
10 the existing Stockholders w. A. Ropcr
Vice Prcsidcnt and Cashier.
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fl.LEi'HpHr nanuotpn ] anu tea a r.n...
Dispatch Want Ad Taker what you
want. She'll hein you write comp!s: .
I'd mat Will quickly Get good results
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Heating and Plumbing.
Moving. Trucking. Storage. /:
painting-Paperir.S.

Vail PAPEK--A beautiful line q! art:stic
,w1i papers. More varied III selection. in
rividual IN taste. TIN: oldest wall paper
house IN richmond II. IS. Brauer. los
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Conner Store
Lower East
Main Street
For Rent
POSSESSION FEBRtrARy !

Three stories and basement. Dimen-
stons-Twenty- three feet front. eiehtv-
hve feet deep. Best corner in this sec
ton, heaviest traffic bearing block, s,,r-
rounded by northern chain stores
Building in splendid condit,5n
GORDON Z. sTRAusE COMPANY.
lol5 East Main street.
Phone Madison 400.
THE BEST AID in thj, column I. 16a-,s-5a
tton 80 p'oooshN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-09

Want 10 rent a three or four-room
nat. Possession 10 be effective March
or April. All convenicnces required.
and must DO in good locality en-
Church Hill. For man and wife
with no children. References VIII
he given upon request. Apply G
tes. care Times Dispatch.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situation. Ivant..,,-.sIak,. :,

YOUNG Man desires position as collector.
Differences, Sol. care Times. Dlsprtch
YOUNG MAN, Il >enrs old. d.sl.s. "a posi.
tipn M o!Nc" assistant. mo-" employed;
efficient stouVSrIph"r ANA hpu.Nesper 4 f.
-. 2sii r"lriES Avenue.
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Electrical Supplies. ~
Coal, Wood and Ice.

ELECTRICAL WORK done 10y experienced
workmeR Estimates given. Strincer
Electric ca. ~ North S""rnth Street
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nnntc,i-AIui,.

u
h% x.a. 'aosh, Thoroughly in few
m l.ors, m n,. hs vases und obey arc nj
street. EichinoDd. VA
BookNEEpEIl wa,t".l: ,ot.u. MAJ, n,,-
,,d isrT T9s "ns no. AFRAID, " natI moiA.
ho s. EErEi:- Wanted. ,@ans. man as
SIhooi education. competent. depcndabic
Own handwriting. giving Ici.renccs az TO
S,nn,.,I ~ W., enataet%f. Ms" stat. salary
n"tur" or business Pccblcs d purdg Co
ne. l.a%tcu.cStllr. Va
At oSs@ "i TO :% %g gn'G. sSE rIeasG sppi!y
cAITST .,, Els for hogse.,Y-no mouse work
broad street. ''s
cAKpENTERs anu iaborsrS wanted. SVycn-
t..nth aud WASHINGTON Streets
DtU1GiSr-wantcd. unregistered or reg
81 istI ,i.,.. .ssi.I'n. hruegis y, once Mod
DRUGGIST
, wa.,ag. 4 n"!n-rssls,srel Of esis-
care Times Dlspa CHI
Electric wELpEHs-w anied. ~ oncc.
,,3 sSysra, , s,..tr!" ".a"ra; Apply 4, I'm
S.sy"n'h ana liosui,at Streets nichmon md.
i.AnonEks wanted Tor blast furnaces. coka
E.np.oymsnt onice. B-;hlshcm sS,cc! @.
SiEN,-Wan,eI. cI@cjr7caI cons,rGclion mon
,i ssnI na G,lfeir'e;si Craftsmen. Address BOX
-. - = -
,. IT. yaps itfn l.ir cuts and shares, 60i
.,alsrls "gn} bS !" Ell thetpushly tested
l.r
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Poultry and Supplies.

keep the chicken chowdcr hoppers full
y hasiens the mou!t and insures an album
aanc" OF GIGS next winter. purina Chicken
ihoNdcr il not medicine or tonic IL Is
g pure feed composed of bran. crnnulated
meat. l.nsned meal and other !ng-cu!en,a
Sold III s.. = AID 100 pound bags at YOUR
cary street.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
Leans Repaid

Loans unpaid Oct. Oct 1 1920
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

under construction on Jefferson near Fourth street The use of this build ing has been donated to the Red Cross for the Salvage and Shop for one year by MT. A. c. Bartlett
 Canteen work has ceased entirely in the chapter and the canteens at Williams. Winslow and Casa Grande' to which the chapter subscribed, have been closed.
 The Junior division has been inac- tive during the year and there is now no chairman of Junior Red Cross in the chapter.
 The service section is the only de- partment of the chapter activities whose work has not ceased or ma terially decreased with the cessation of the war. This work is so import ant and as such interest that the an nual report of the chairman of the homo service section, Mrs Heard, is here given in full.
 Report of Service Section
 Although the work of the service section has changed somewhat in character, dealing less with the or dinary problems of the discharged men and more with the disability cases, largely tubereulous, the volume is almost as great as during the cor responding months of last year.
 The following is the financial re- port from October 1, 1919, to Septem- Der 30, 1920:
 Balance in treasury Oct. l. 1919 ...... 1,562iS
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER

s6.1352S from the stranded soldier fund, which unfortunately went out of existence on August 31, 1919.
 Over a third of this years disourse- rnents consisted of loans. many of which have been repaid, while others are coming in in monthly install ments. and others will never be repaid
 The loan report follows:
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
ss.Os7.1s
s2,e6a.2i

Loans unpaid Oct
 Oct 1. 1920 ... s2,e6s.2i
 The heartiest cooperation exists between the service section and Dr. Sweek. head of the Federal Health Bureau. Mir. Rowlen of the vocational division. and Miss Weiss, the public health nurse.
 For five months Mrs. Elder has car ried the work of the section without the assistance of a stenographer. thus saving quite a sum for the chapter, but with the increase of work during the winter months 1t will be impossible to continue this arrangement.
 Owing to climatic conditions, the Central Arizona Chapter is over burdened with demands for assistance, and because at least ninety per cent
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

of these cases come from outside the state, the chairman of the service sec-
 ton is today sending an appeal to di- vision headquarters for funds to sup
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

Balance on hand
 Oct. 1, 1920... 4.725.75
 Of the above balance, S2.000.00 is in the Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Company. drawing four per cent in- terest. deposited November l. 1918, s550.00' is in Liberty Bonds and the balance in the Phoenix National Bank checking account 10 meet chapter ex- penses.
 During the third roll can held in November 1919. under the direction ana chairmanship of Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell. the chapter and its branches enrolled approximately 5000 members.
 The quota of $9.00000 assigned the chapter for the third war fund was drawn from the savings account of the chapter fin accordance with the policy announced from national head quarters. advising the Red Cross to use for this purpose funds available in the hands of chapters, rather than to hold a campaign to raise money
 The development committee, Mrs. Charles F. Ainsworth. chairman. re- ports no activities through the year. but is arranging to assist the fourth roll call to be held November "A to Novembe- 29 inclusive.
 Home nursing cl8bse were lheld during the spring in Phoenix. Tempe, Mesa and Gilbert These classes were under the supervision of special committee. consisting of Mrs. Meta Schnabel. chairman, Rev. Francis BIoy and Miss Nellie Wilcox.
 The publicity committee. Mrs. B. E. Marks. chairman. has continued to give efficient service whenever called upon by the chapter.
 The Salvage and Shop, Mir. Harry Thompson. chairman. has been inac- tive during most of the wear. but is making extensive plans for reopening the work on a larger and broader scale A building to house the con- ternnIafed activities of this section Is
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

plement the local finances. Respectfully submitted, EDITH H. JAMES.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
ANNUAL REPORT RED CROSS WORK OF CENTRAL ARIZONA CHAPTER

The regular date for the annual meeting of the Central Arizona Chap ter of the American Red Cross, for the election of the board of directors and the reports of committees, is the fourth Wednesday In October, falling this year on the twenty seventh day pf October.
 1-The chapter having completed most of it's war time activities, has passed through a period of readJustment during the year. the policy of the board of directors being directed to- ward getting back as rapidly as pos aible to a peace basis, while keeping the organization active for the com pletion of unfinished work and ready tQ follow such peace activities as local conditions render advisable.
 Two of the most active branches, those at Hayden and Ray, have been diabanded. There remain eleven branches which have maintained their organization. The nine auxiliaries organized for special war work, still respond to the call of the chapter for any special work, and have given great assistance in the roll call.
 The treasurer's report for the period from October 1, 1919, to Octo- Der 1, 1920. shows the following;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23

lbs hacfa va entreveAlos maravillosos
horizontes EN- los cuales, mas tarde,
ha alberto sus alas Ia musa castella-
ma. al lado del joyen maestro, Ell
aquel entonces, Qtros bellos poetas
cantaban. En- Mejico hallabase, en-
plena fuerza de production, Gutierrez
Najera, Y en- Guy agenizaba, como un
dos copdenadoe a todos los dolores,
Julian del C1sal Luego, dispersos
oianse en- Ell vasto ie6ntnente las 70
ces de Jose Aartf, professor de lirismo /;
de Perez Bonalde, descubridor de
muhdos raros; de Domingo Estrada,
despertador de almas; de- Francisco
Gavidia escrutador de arcallos, Min
g,ino de estos seres superiores nj de
otros euyos noinbres olyido, ejercfan
empePo, en nuestros cfrculos, eli p5der
magico del cantor de 'sAzuls. sPor
que? Nadie, d la saxon. hllbiera
p odido decirlo, a 2punt0 fijo.
Nadie saba sinoe una cosai es que, EN-
aquel tomfto impresos Ell Chile i en-
.sel que yeinte pafses Eefan un breyia-
RIG, habfa una rlqueza inagotable de
imagenes, de ritmos y ae novedades.
Mas ahora, considerable neior ain
que la obra la personalidad del gran
poeta, comprendelnos, que; Isl sl influen
cia era mayor que las denlas, es por-
que su genio era el duico que compen-
diaba tOdas las aspiraciones ideales
de un universe avido de Independent
cia espiritual de perfeeei6n artfsti-
ca. HLo que nuestra generaci6n, can
sada de, la sOlemnidad clasica, habfa
entreyisto en- el relampagueo de Glen
genios incompletos, ell nuevo ap6stol
nos 10 sofrecfa (compactO, en- un han
luminoso.
!. y Aqueila magnffica lecci6n salvadora.
era la que, aconfusamente ofda ins-
tintiramente 'comprendida, nos hacfa
a t0dos nosotros vasallOs del joven
maestro.
Y cuando digo todos nosotros, no
empleo una formula vaga. Aun los
que menos parecen deberle,ole deben,
entire los hombrs de mi generation,
gran parte del tesoro que poseen. Asf,
por ejemplO. Pero es tan penoso
hablar de ST mismO! Ruben Darfo ha
cOntadO como habiGndome encontrado
EN- camino de Madrid pudo hacerme
torcer el rumbo hacia Paris. "Yo lie
df su patria ideal" dice En- realidad
algo mas me di6, algO que ingratamen
te. he olvidado' mas de una vez,
que es ell lfondo hlismo de mi ALMA.
A 6l le debo, zen efecto, Ia primeiraa3
leccion feeuhda de belleza. OFF me en-
seii6 a comptroller, que hay en- Ii 50,
bcr escribir algo que es mas que sa-
Der, y algo que es mas que escribir.
Al @ salir de los llibPgroSS lPgroS CLASSICS, cAlasiiG9s,i al es1
caparme de Ia, Fet6rica, AzulY fli&, ell
evangelio que me hizo semtirf' que, 'pof
.encima de todo, Ell arteti es sfunfisa' unfisa
religion. ~ W. go @s.'<9 - =
s; E. GOMEZ CARRILLO&
Z 2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23
! Ruben Darfo

& !. "a
Tn dfa, como alglien hiciera no
tar Ruben Darfo la maldad escon-
dida entire algunas frases mfas sobre
un poema suyo, murmuro, segdn pa
rece:
Lo que me- consuela es que I'll
sabe mejor que nadie cuan dnjusto
es ESQ.
s. va f6 de hombre honradO, niisgran
amigo tenfa raz6n. Porque 81 hay
alguien en- el mundo que admira sd
obra, que admira su esfuerzo y que
admira su vida, soy 70. No tengo mas
que eEocar las primeras sensaciones
de mi vida literaria, para sentir, en
3el acto, todo 10 que al autor de .Azul''
lie -debe mi alma. El mislno ha conta-
do Ell mas de una OCCASION, como nos
conocimos. Fu6, ALA, zen nuestra Tie
IRA Tropical, cuando ell colegio aca-
baba apenas de abrirme sus puertas
odiosas. FL era VA ceIebre. Cubierto
de laureles, volvfa de pafses mas hos
pitalarios que el suyo propio, para dar
la juyentud centr0amerieana la mag
nftica lecci6n de su independeneia, u
de su riqueza intellectual Don juan
Valera 10 habfa consagrado. America
toda 10 considerable como ell mas jo-
ven, como ell mas grande de sus macs
tros Y los. adolescentes iban- a Il,
llenos de entusiasmo( para ofrecerle
sus primicias. "Entre los que prime
TO llamaron mi puerta--ha podidO
escribir-hallabase un chico de ojos
sofiadores y de labios sensuales." El
recibimiento que aquel chico obtuvo,
los scronistas 10 conoeen. Mas 10 que
el mismo Ruben ignora, es que antes
de lamar a su puerta, la mano en-
apariencia firne shabfa temblado, CO.
mo la de Heine al levantar ell aldab6n
de la casa de Goethe, como la de
.Gautier al tirar de la campanilla del
cuarto de Hugo. All! son cosas
estas que todos dejamos para las me-
mOrias para los artfculos necrol6gi-
cos! Pero va que una verdadera in
mOrtalidad 10 ha convertible en- un ser
exceptional, de esos que pueden sa-
borear en- vida los anticipos de la eter
nidad, NADIA me es tan grato como es-
cribir, aprovechando su ausencia, en-
esta pagina que el Sc ha reservado pa
ra sus fntimas devociones, las lfneas
que los escritOres guardamos en- ge-
neral para los entierros.
Ruben Darfo... Yo no, Sc To- que.
tai nombre. signitica para, los litera
tos que ahora comienzan q dar cuer-
po a suss visiones, pero .estoy SECURE,
de que hace veinte amos, ,cuando los
adolesGentes de mi /generaci6n ofan.
esas sflabas sonoras y raras, que pare
cen haber sido creadas de intento pa
IA la celebridad, algo de profundamen
tei grave agitaba nuestras almas. FL
fnico libro que entonces habfa publ
cado el gran poeta legendario era A$ul
que no tiene nj La profundidad, nj la
intensidad, nj la serenidad de obras
suyas posteriores, y que, sin embargo, !,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23
CARBON BARATO

SERVINGS a dOmicilio sacos de s Ia.
=
tas $1.75, y detallamOs en- ell pues.
to ndmero unO de la Plaza del Merca.
10, carbon a 80 centavOs lata. Hue.
vOs, aves y cerdos; precios sin COM
petencia.
Lame al telefonO del puestO de IL
Plaza No. 1852 la residencia, Sol
81, TelefOno No. S79 ]. de RemOty,
y sera atendidO en- el actO.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23
J. J. ORTIZ ALlBRAN
Abogado

Ofrece sus servicios professionals
principalmente para asuntOs relacioA
nados con la tasacion, imposition y
cobro de contribuciones de todas cla-
ses. Doce amos de serEicios On los
puestos mas importantes del Depar-
tamento de Hacienda. San Jose I2Is.
Apartado 7O5. Telefono Ills. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23
ANUNCIOS DE INTERES GENERAL

Centrales compIetas, Carros
para cana, Was Portatiles, Raj
les, Chuchos, Ranas, Cruzamien.
tOs, Loc0motoras, Bombas AIam-
biques para destilar aqua, Ase-
rraderos de MADEIRA, Motores y
toda clase de Maquinaria para
Centrales. Evaporadoras, etc.
Escriba q Luis F. Colina, Agen-
tie, BircctO de Fabricantes. San
Juan. AdvJ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23

Sc necesita una casa prOpia para un
va sea en- San Juan, San.
turce, Ell COndado, ell Parque, la ca
rretera 0 la Marina. Sc aceptaria
hasta EN- un punto centricO de Rio
Piedras. Para informes,, dirijase a
Salvador E. SuazO,
Edificio Bouret No. "a,
escriba P. o. Box 467.
San Juan, p. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23
EsTUDIos CoMERCIALEs

GarantizamOs enseiiar por c0rreO,
por solo So al mes: Curse Complete,
de Col tabilidad Mercantil, incluyendo
la Col abilidad de CorporaciOnes, y
la Con hbilidad de Bancos. Taquigra-
fla GrV Vgg Pitman, en- espaiiOl o in
giles. ursO Elemental de Tenedor de
LibrOs solo $lS. Mande sellos pidien-
do info mes La Fajardo Commercial
& Language School; lila escuela que
cumple 10 que ofrece), San Juan:
! ~ n, ''.t;hi itjC s. @V} Advt.
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EpRENSA { CIR AFICA !
ESP AEOLA

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Al ReC. 2fl1;*e 5 .fa
Ell Sol
Esfera.
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Cosm6polis.
Nuevo Mundo.
Mundo GraficO.
H0jas Selectas.
BlancO y Negro.
Asturias Grafca-
Revista Cervantes.
AlrededCr del MundO.
La MOda Elegamte Ilustrada-
ST lie interesan a I'd. estas re-
vistas o algunas otras y desea
suscribirse o comprar ndmerOs
sueltos, pida infOrmes al Tel6fo-
no No. 1896. .
LIBERIA NUFVA,
Allen No. 20, San Juan, P. r.
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: Los RESIDENCES en- la Isla, pue-
len pedir informes o ndmeros
keltOS sbOr c., @. ID. al Box 961.
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= Ia, Agente.
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AGENCIA DE EMPLEOS
PARA LICENCIADOS DEL
EJERCITO.

Il a.- ii so s..
DeSpues de una guerra asola-
dora en- que la destruction jug6
el papeI mas importante, nega
ahOra ell perfOdO de recOnstruc-
ci6n, y 10 que debe preocupar
mas a la humanidad es dar Ocu-
paci6n a tOdOs los IicenciadOs del
ej6rcitO que tan vaIientemente
OfrecierOn sus vidas pOr la liber-
tad del mundO.
Las CabaIlerOs de Colon han
establecidO Ia agencia de empleOs
con ese fin y esperan que tambi@n
cOOperen los cOmcrciantes, in
dustriales y9hombres de negociOs
de cualquiera classes que sean.
ST usted necesita un emplea-
do, solfcitelO de la agencia de EN-
pleOs de los CaballerOs de Colon.
81 usted necesita ocHpaci6n,
envfe su sOIicitud a los Caballe-
rOs de Colon. Esta Agencia de
EmpleOs no impOne cOndici6n al
guna a los sOlicitantes de pagO
de alguna Quota y muchO menOs
de ingresO en- Ia Orden. Los IL
cenciadOs del ej6rcitO que Obten-
gan cOIOcaciones no quedaran
ObligadOs en- NADIA con los Caba-
llerOs de Colon.
Dirijase q: CabanerOs de Co.
lon,
Agsncia de EmpIeOA
ApartadO 167. San Juan.