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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05
DerlisOn Local

II I, E. r, Able was Dow City visitor
4 Sunday. &
Quincy Adams of Charter Oak was
a Denison caller Sunday.
". e. Anderson spent Monday at
Ellis, transacting business.
Miss Maggie Hickey was a shopper
In sDenison Monday from Vail "A
Miss Elizabeth Mueller visited
friends. near SchlesWig Sunday. I'll
Mrs.! Frances holland and daughter,
Leah, were visitors here Monday.
Wilvys Mullen of Arion was among
the visitors in Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cox spent Sun.
day atSI.ake View visiting friends.
Mardn Runge spent Sunday visiting
his parents, who reside near Ricketts,.
Fred Rfckers, tof Jackson township,
4 transacted business in Denison Satur-
day ys%
Misses Mabel Cole and Lois Welty
were shoppers here Saturday from Dow
City.
Mrs. John Blackman was up form
Arion Tuesday spending the day. with
friends: ~ ~ ~
Mrs. Enos Cross was among those
from Dow City shopping in the city
THURSDAY.
p. A. George. of Omaha, visited IN
DenisOn Sunday at the w. A. NC
Henry home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mundt, of
SchlesWig, visited in Denison Saturday
with relatives
VIII; Mum was down from West
Side saturday transacting business at
/ the county 0aDital yf,Axg sg4S
Missssb Bertha Bolte and Adeline
Johnson Mere shoppers in the city yes;
terdaN slrom Dunlap
was ariiesss Chose hose from out Of town
shopifia hefe Saturday.
sEsl t,a.tnar was DOWN. fro,sn'
schlessas FSssday spending the ,sdsy
with nm iSdsi n dygshonninet' ~
w" M,s Cas- cora parsons
and T5If Ssati HoS,i't spent sunday al
their III 81 oodbne. ],
MIS- sIp9ss 4fppott ana MIS- sner
ridan, z 81 wan. spent Monday IN me
city visiting friends and shoppins.
eaeo ,ss sat ara'" evening" as after isea few
Gays visit win relatiVes anot irieiias' z
Mrs. ]. p. Conner returned home last
evening from Chicago where she has
been spending the past TWO weeks WIS.,
] iting with friends.
w. j. Porter, Of Chicago, is again in
Denison and will remain here until
fall, assisting his son. w. G. Porter. at
the willard Battery Service station.
Mrs wv r. Kahler returned Monday
evening from Traer, where she has
been for the past five weeks, caring
for her mother, Mrs. II. w. Stevenson
Mr. ANA Mrs. Marvin. Klinker. who
reside fx;efAr LSanwnod FsheS;t Y Sunday
here yiGitIng affIthe home sof I MrsS
KlinlteSs ma vents Mr. and Mrs. Gus.
RmasairfsI 7 J " ~ ss'ssS9} l,,g i I
TEtA .s,rs ~: ~. st.:I
stAset AIiis seet .,.. As.I W. ".
stH lily Mn.
,soa; msn.eoh . ~ sa p.,s ~
Look Fad over. ~; Ia y : 'H y
A ahhtbby OF fifteen dodge Brothers
to,,rinE3 bare nasseds ,fh,ohsi1' st1enison
last Sne f,toy1s behnit Sos af,te,,e,h
snmthS}Skota sThAs donyoy Followed
tha secxin HIGHWAY tO benson ana
then TgS Socee1eis over, the Denison.
siomxsflHE Cnf.Ok II, Sioux Y6ity S,i
Z 49, - r. N, saIa 4, g.,,,, VOC;
Eua VIII tsStS tthtt rAs.Ihss 49,
Gencg p, .e..,i, na,';se,,
In, ;atn ~ veal
NJ wncf 4s, ~, n,.oa,;,,s ,,e,y ihnn,o S,,st
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

Cedar Rapids Gazette: The strike is
perhaps the livest issue before the
American people today, though it is
not one of those SO strenuously taken
UP by the various presidential candi
dates. The average politician does
nor like to play with the dynamite
that is wrapped up in this question.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

Spencer News Herald: We some
times are appalled, at the power of the
press. For instances: How far would
the overall crusade against the high
cost of clothes have got If it hadn't
been for the publicity given the move.
ment by the .uewspapers2 ~. - !, e.sas-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

Glidden Graphic: 1t has grown to
be popular thing in this country to
fight the railroads. The result is
that many smaller systems have been
fought ii to death. Railroad corpora
lions should be kept under proper con.
str6l asl 10 service rendered #and divi;
dendS &aTnNia but 1--WE Hfusts never for
get that our prosperity is largely de-
pendant upon them.4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

Vinton Eagle: If this country spent
as much. on education as it does on
buying, running and repairing auto.
mobiles, it would shortly become the
best educated in the world.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

Anamosa Eureka: Claude Porter
seems to be the prize Iowa sucker.
Every time the democratic party want
a goat they hunt Porter up and drag
him into the ring.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

sAlgona- Upper Des Moines- Republi.
can: Down in Mexico undesirable can.
dldates for the presidency are jailed
until after election and they say the
"greasers" are semi-civilized.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05

Carroll Herald: One Of the under
takings for the legislature to tackle
next winter should be to devise some
fool proof blue sky law.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
Tennessee Legislature
Ratifies Amendment Giving
Full Suffrage to Women
WATER SPOUT PUTS
CREEK ON RAMPAGE

The heavy rains OF the past few
davs have damaged the roads
around here thousands of dollars.
A number of culverts have been
completely washed away, Stopping
traffic over part of the roads. In
addition to damaging the roads,
crops of all kind have been dam
aged, some of the crops along
Four mile branch have been ruined.
A water spout, up along the foot
of EhilhOuee mountain, caused
the Four Mile Branch which runs
through the little town, to break
all previous records for higth, the
water reaching as high as middle
of window of the houses along the
creek,
Considerable damage is reported
from farmers along the Hiwassee
and Ocoee rivers to corn, some of
the lower lands being completely
inundated.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
POLK COUNTY
PURCHASES TWO
WASH TUBS FOR $40

One of the sorriest excuses fO1
a genuine still ever brought here.
was brought here Saturday even
ing by constable Lee Garren, OF
SpringtoWn, and turned over to
Chairman Kerr. The still consisted
3f two ordinary wash tubs with
the tops turned together, and
soldered, An imitation worm and
cap fastened to the tubs completed
the outfit.
The imitation still had the
appearance of having been in a
furnace, being black with smoke,
but a close inspection by number
of good judges of whiskey. who
happened to be in town, Saturday,
revealed the fact that no whiskey
had been made in it.
Squire Kerr pronounced the
outfit as coming within the law,
and proceeded to cut it up, and
issued a warrant of ten dollars to
officer Garren for his services in
connection Herewith
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
VOCABULARIC DUEL

A kcntucy lawyer was standing
on the steps of the Covingtor
post office the other day, when an
old colored man came up and
touching his hat, asked:
Kinyou ell me, is dis de place
where dey sells postage stamps p
'Yes, sir; this is the place,
feplied the lawyer, seeing a chance
for a little quiet fun; but do you
want with postage stamps, uncle:'
Ito mail a letter, sab, of
course. "
Well, then, you needen t
hother about stamps; you don't
have to put any on this week. "
1 don't?'
No, sir, "
Why-for not?",
Well, you see, the congIomer-
3tion Of the hvpothenuse has diff
erentiated the parallelogram so
much that the consanguinity don't
eeaulate the ordinary eftervescene,
and so the government has decided
aS send letters free"
The old man took of his hat,
shook his head, and
lhen with a ng-drawn breath,
sI0wly remarked:
We'll, boss, all dat may be
due, an ! don't say it amt; but
Ifsf sposen dat de ecksentricity of
u aggregation tarnsubstanshuates
"a ignominiousness of de puppin
lckcler and sublimites de puspi
sIiily Of de consequences don t
9sl qualificate dat de government
6ull confisticate dat dare letter? |
guess I'd jest better put some
eIilps On anyhow, fer luck. :
And the old man passed sol
sfnny down the street.
incinnaiti gommereial.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
A LudiCrous Explanation

A clergyman, anxious to intro
duce some new hymn-books, direct
ed the clerk to give out a notice
in church in regard to them
Immediately after the sermon. The
clerk, however had a notice of his
own to give with reference to the
baptism 0f iafauts. Aca7Tainglyg
at the close of the sermon, he
announced "All those who have
children they wish baptised, send
in their names at once. " lhe
clergyman, who was deaf, suppos-
ing that the clerk was giving out
the hymn-book notice, Immediate
ly arose and said: And l want to
saw for the benefit of those who
haven't any, that they may be
obtained from me any day between
three and four o. c.oCk; the ord
mary little ones fifteen cents, and
special ones with rad backs at
twenty-five cents each. "
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

Claude b. Burton, London
journalist of prominence, claims
to have published more verses than
any other man living For twenty
years he has written an average OF
one poem adav, or total o. about
6,36o poems.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
Tennessee is SO
State to Ratify
Suffrage Vote Was 5O-46

Tennessee, late yesterday even
ing ratified the federal woman
suffrage amendment, in the lower
house of the Legislature by a vote
of so to 40 concuring in the
senate which last week adopted
the ratification resolution by vote
tf Is to-.
After the ballot, Hon. Seth
Walker, speaker of the house and
leader of the opposition changed
his vote from mo- to ave" in
order so it is claimed, to avail
himself of the privilege of moving
fora reconsideration and announ-
ced that he would do SO.
NINETY-SIx PRESENT
Ninety-six of the ninety nine
members of the house were present
and votes as follows:
Aye: Democrats Bell Canale,
Carr, Crowford, (Bedford); Davis,
Dowlen, Fisher, Fitzburgh, Foster
Griffin, Hanover, Howard, Jeter,
Kahn, Keaton, Larsen, Light,
Longhurst, McCalman, Miller,
Morgan, Moose, Odle, Phelan,
Phillips, (Madison); Riddick,
Shoaf, Simpson, bradley; Simp-'
son, (Humphreysl; StovalI, Swing
Tarraut, 4favis. tEftnfy) Turner'S
(X) Mr.. Speaker Walker IS ~,
.X-Changed from no" to
aye and gave notice of a mo-
ton to reconsider
Republicans Anderson, Burn,
Dodson, Ellis, Harris, (KnQXli !
Hickman, Johnson, Leath, Luther
Lynn. Martin, (Washingron) ; /
Phillips, (Hawkins); Rector,
Tucker, Wade IS.
Total so.
No: Democrats Bond. Boyd, !
Bratton, Check, Cole, Crawford, |
(Fayette) Forsythe, Frogg, Hall,
Harviil, Hays, Jackson, Long,
Martin, (Hamiltoni; McMurry,
Montgomery, Oldham, Overton,
Rucker, Russell. Sharge, Skid
more Smith, Story. Swift, Thor
neoburg Travis, (FrankIin) ; Vim
son, Weldon, L. M. Whitaker, NJ.
Z. Whitaker, Whitefeld, Wilson
Womack -34.
Republcans-Boyer, Carter,
Cassidy, Dunlap, Francisco, Gil
breath, Keisling, MiIliean, Moore
Norvell, Sipes, Wolfenbarger, -
II.
Total-46
Harry Burns, of McMinn county
the youngest member of the house,
had voted no on all test votes,
but on final vote cast his vote Ill
favor of The amendment, Mr..
Burns gave as his reason for chang
ing his vote, letter received
from his mother on yesterday '
morning, which read; Dear Son:
Hurrah and vote for suffrage and ;
don keep them in doubt, | have
noticed some of the speeches
against. They were bitter, | have
been watching to see how YOU
stood but have not noticed any
thing vet. Don't forget to be
good boy and help Mrs. Cat put
: Rat" in ratification"
Signed Your Mother
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

he Rt. Hon. James w. Low
thcr, who is about to retire from
the speakership of the British
house of commons, estimates that
he has listened to IS, $40 speeches
during his tenure of the chair
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

NJ Deschanel president of the
French republic. was born on the
18th, married on the 18th and it
was on the 18th of January that
the chamber of deputies declared
him a candidate for the presidency.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

King Alfonso cut short his recent
visit to England in order to return
to Spain to be with his mother on
her birthday. Throughout his life
ne has never failed to speud that
lay with her.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

G. L. Patterson, Australia S
most famous tennis player, is a
nephew of the famous singer,
Nine. Melba
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
.ChaS. Shell Killed
Brother Wounded
COpperhill Scene OF An
other Bloody Tragedy

As a result of a shooting scraps
at Copperhill, Wednesday evening
of last week, Charley Shell wa
killed and his brother Peeler was
wounded, and Deputy Sheriff
Bramlett beaten up,
The trouble started from Deputy
Sheriff Branlett going to attach
Charley Shells car for debt he
owed jim Howell. Mr.. Bramlett
went to where the car was, to serve
the attachment papers and while
standing at the car he saw Peeler
Shell approaching the car from IN
the direction of Shells father s
house. The elder Shell lived on the
west side of the Ocoee river and
the car was on the east side, and
as Peeier was crossing the river on
the foot bridge, he was seen to
take out a pistol and fire it. Wncn
he went up to where officer Bramlet
was Standing, Bramlet under took
to place him under arrest for Plstof
loating" and Peeler resisted
arrest, his brother Charlie, Toms.
and their sister taking Peeler y
part. Jim Howell, who had gore
down to the car with the otticers
saw that the Shells were getting
the best of the fight and he ran UP
to the Hotel Of @. I. Hood and
reported what was taking place.
Mr.. Hood who IS q Justice 81 the
peace. Of grabbed . pistol, jumped.
an the raunine Ilnafd 1t ! asassiiss
automobile and ordered the drlve<
to run him down to the scene Of
the trouble.
When Hood got down to the
car, Rramlett had left, and the
Shells were starting to leave. Hood
ordered the driver to cut his car III
front of the Shell car, and when
they did SO, one of the Shells
opened fire on Hood who imediatly
began shooting at the Shells. W hen
the battle was over, the Shell car,
which was new HupmObile, was |
shot up, the windshield beng
shot out, Charlie Shell fatally in
iured and his brother Peeler shot
through the hip,
Charlie Shell died at the Tenn
essee Hospital shortly after beng
taken there, and his remains were
taken to Galloway Ga. the home
Of hi, wife's people, Sunday
evenlug and inferred i'll the family
cemetry.
In the car with the Shells, at thel
time of the shooting, was Miss
Mary Griffith, who together with
Tom Shell, Peeler Shell, and Leila
Shell, we're given prellmary hearing
at Copperhill, Friday night before
James Sherer, Esq, and all bound
% the next term of the Ducktown
aw court, under the charge oil
assault and all made
bond except the Griffith woman,
Who was brought to Benton, Sun
lay night by Sheriff Lillard ana
placed in Jail. She claims that She
lad nothing to do with the shoot
ng.
Charlie Shell had been i'll Ken
ucky for the last year or 50 at
york, and arrived home the day
,efore the trouble occurred. He
arried a life policy, SO it is stated,
or s., 500 payable to his wife,
Mrs. Shell is a daughter ol the
ate Kreg GALLOWAY. former lax
Assessor of Fannin County, ca.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

Lord Dunsany, one OF the most
successful of English playwrlghts,
declares he never sees his own
plays and never meets the producer
of them.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

y Frank Munsey, now cne of
America $ foremost and magazine
publishers, tried his luck as porter,
telegraph operator and grocery
clerk before adopting journalism.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

King George is an enthusiastic
yachtman, and as Prince OF Wales
was much more frequent visitor
to the big regsttas than the heauier
dutins of state now permit
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

Advertising is the honey OF
Iife-try a sample.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

Greeland has no Infection
diseases.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

Wild canaries are green anc
gray.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

+. N. Charrington, one of Eng
land S most active temperanc &c
workers, belongs to celebrated
family of brewers and sacrificed
an inheritance of over $4,000, 900
in order to devote himself to re-
ligious and temperance causes.
The first woman lawyer i'll the
United States was educated at Mt.
Pleasant, Ia.
An old Icelandic law placed
benishinent as the penalty tor
Kissing another man wife.
A Swiss law compels married
couples to plant six trees after
the marriage ceremony.
Manufacture of shoepegs was a t
one time one of the leading indust-
ries OF New Hampshire.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19

Plumes from female ostriches
are gray.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-08-19
Investigators Unfairly Treated.

Someone drew curtain Of silence
around soviet Russia. At least so II
seemed to the people. Men who came
out of Russia and brought with them
reports which dlspleased their govern.
ments were abused, their reports sup
pressed. Built, Robins and Steffens
are examples In America. The public
at once came to the conclusion that
these man had found conditions in
Russia good; that bolshevism was
safe, sane plan of government; that
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
Ell MONARCH PIDE UNA SUB
VENCION AL GOBIERNO PARA
ESA INSTITUTION DELONDRES

FL rey don Alfonso XIII, ha inau-
gurado en- Londres la nueva resi-
dencia Gel Club espafiol titulado Cen
tro Espaaol de Lopdres.
Con este motive el Centre di6 un
almuerzo de gala presidido por ell Mo
narca espanol en- el soberbio restau-
rant del Centre, situado en- Cavcndish
Square.
Entire las personalidades invitadas
estaban el Embajador de Espaia EN-
Londres, senor Merry del Val; ell mi
nistro de Bolivia en- Londres, el obs
po monsenor Bott, ell doctor Amigo
viano y numerosas personalidades
espanolas residences en- Lonres.
Ell senor Haro presi1ente dc la
Camara Espanola de Concrete, pro-
nuncio un .discurso hacienda historic
del Club, def cual dijo que era e. elem
plo vivientc del patriotismo Y que
mantenfa un espiritu verdaderamente
democratico.
FL orador enumero enseguida las
ventajas realmente apreciables que
el Club confiere, no soamente a los
espanoles residences en- Londres sino
igualmente al crecido numero de es-
panoles que visitan Londres para ne
gocios otros motivos
Ell senor Haro anadi5 que el Club
Sc propone emprender una propagan
da en- favor de las ideas espafio'as, v
a este fin establecera bibliotecas, or
ganizara cursos, dara conferencias,
etc.
Ademas, y con objeto de afirmar
las relaciones comerciales entire Es
pafa el Imperio britanico, el Club
piensa inaugurar en- breve una Sc
RE de exposicfones de productos pc
ninsulares, comerciales industria-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
seccion segunda

Fernando del Toro Saldana VS. ''The
Juncos Central Co.., desahucio. Sc lie
concedi6 al demandante hasta ell dia
16 para peresentar su alegato La
demandada dos dfas despues para pre-
sentar el suyo.
Fernando Jimenez VS.. Carmen Alva-
rez, divorcio. Sc ordeno, que en- bien
de la justicia, sea citada la demandada
para que comparezca ante ell Tribunal el
viernes 20 las nueve de la maiiana.
Daniel Rodriguez VS. Dolores Medina,
divorcio Sc suspendi6 hasta nuevo Sc
fialamien.o.
Josefa Lugo Rosario VS. Angel Fruto
Auty, divorcio Sc declare con lugar la
demanda y Sc lie impusieron las costas
al demandado.
Andrea Escalera VS. Feliciano Pizarro
divorcio. Sc suspendi6 hasta nuevo Sc
halamiento.
Maria Power, ex-parte, autorizacion
judicial Qued6 ell case pendiente de
amphar la prueba, presentando los do
cumentos necesarios
Juan Maria Dones VS. Victoria Del
gado, divorcio. Sc suspendi6 hasta nue.
! vo sefialamiento.
Juana Cruz Arrufat VS. Eloy Pulliza
divorcio. Sc declare con lugar la de-
manda, quedando la hija habida en- el
matrimonio, bajo la pa>ria potestad de
1 la madre, la demandante, Sc lie i'm
pusieron las costas al demandado.
Josefina Simon VS. Aguedo Benitez
divorcio. Sc suspendio hasta nuevo Sc
halamiento
Enrique Roman Garcia, ex-parte, au
torizacion judicial Quedo ell case pen
diente de ampliar La prueba, presentan
do los documentos correspondence.
Doroteo Santiago VS. Francisco Ram
rez, daios perjuicios. Sc suspendit
hasta nuevo senalamiento.
Eugenio Alvarez, ex-parte, declarato
ria de herederos Sc reserve su resolu
/ cion en- cuanto a la declaration final.
Gregorio Landron VS. Barbara Rive
ra, divorcio Sc suspendio hasta nuevc
seialamiento.
Celestino Iriarte Jr. VS. Frank Mar
tinez, ccbro de dinero. Sc ordeno al Sc
cretario expida citacion al demandadc
para que consparezca ante ell Tribu
nal Ell II del corriente las nueve de l;
;nanana, trayendo consigo los libros qu'
Sc solicitan en- la mocion.
Juana Meli.ona Albert VS. Dionisic
Vega Merced, divorcio. Sc suspendic
,lasta nuevo seralamiento.
Antonio Hernandez Tozado, VS. Epi
fanio Terror, divorcio Sc suspendit
hasta nuevo sefalamiento
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
Don Alfonso fue recibido
en- ell Centro Espanol

les.
Por 1ltimo, despues de ex presa1
a, embajador de Espala, senior Me
rry del Val, ell agradecimiento " afec
to de la colonia espanola, el sefor
Haro entreg6 s. M. un artistico per
garnino commemorative de la inscrip
cion como socio del Club de don AL
fonso XIII.
Contestando el rey al brindis del
senor Haro, dio las gracias por su
nombramiento de miembro del Cen
tro espaiiol de Londres.
Este Centre dijo ell Monarca- -es
cmblema del amor patrio espanol y
vosotros, los espanoles de Londres,
5ois la guardia avanzada de los espa
noes de Espana.
A veces-anadio ell Soberano-cir
culan rumores de que han surgido di
sentimientos entire los espanoles. Ma
ia mas falso. No hagais case, pues to
'os estamos unidos, y 81 llegara la
ocasion para clio, los % millones de
spano'es que somos recordando la
historic patria, y fieles ella, nos
lallariamos reunidos en- torno de la
andera nacional.
Ell Monarca manifesto que habia
felegrafiado al Gobierno de Madrid,
pidiendole una subvencion para este
Gentro.
Termino S. M. levantando su copa
en- honor de los Soberanos y demas
real familia de la Gran Bretana, y
pidiendo la concurrencia bebiese
por la patria espanola. La oracion del
Soberano fue acogida con enthusiasts
ovaciones.
AL retirarse y salir la calle fue
objeto don Alfonso de una vibrante
manifestation de simpatfa por parte
del numeroso p1blico que Sc habia
estacionado frente al edificio del Cen
tro espanOl.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14

COLoCACION.-Se ofrece colocaci6n
a una sehorita en- oficina en- San Juan.
Debe saber escribir en- maquinilla y te-
ner buena ortografia. Dirijase a calle
de Salvador Brau No. 1o1, San Juan.
-~o--~~>~-~>~~~~>->--o~~~>
NECESITAMoS un dependiente de far
macia que tenga conocimientos en- pre-
paraciones de recetas. Dirijase a Robert
Santini, Farmacia La Fe, Santurce,
P. r.
DEPENDIENTE DE FARMAcIA Sc
solicita uno, soltero y con ibastante
prac'ica. De referencias, sueldo que
quiere gansr, practica. The Western
Drug Co., Mayaguez, P. R.