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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-08
rRAsLAc1oN DE
EsTABLEcIMIENTo

Nos informa la frma comercial de es-
ia puaza sRivero, )Chaves y Co." qus
han trasladado su negocio de venta de
muebles para ofcinas, :nateriales de es-
cuela Y efectos el6ctricos al hermoso To-
cal de los bajos de Ia casa ntmero 75,
caile Salvador Bran, de esta ciudad
Dada las simpatfas de que gczan es.
tos compatriotas, en- sl negocio que han
de realizar han de obtener el mas franco
exito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-08
ULTRAJE CAsT1GADo

En- 81 barrie sHoyo rrfo 4, en ID Ia
bitaci6n Dc Agustina Santiago. 81 andi-
vidnO Pedro Rosario, Dc rs amos, natu-
ral de Manatf y residerise sn San Juan
sras6 de ofendeF Ia nina Julia San
tiago, de 10 amos de edad. Rosario 4H6
arrestado puestO . disposition del
Fiscal quien ls ha aeusado de violaci6n
= = Sec. 25 DO IL ley NO. 81 del aao
1915, senalandolo Aanza dc $500 para
su Hbertad provisional. Ingrsp6 On Ia
carcel.
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EDaARD.
sIGUEN Los EscALAMrENTos

Nuestro corresponsal en- Cayey nos
psrticipa que ha sido escalada la resi-
dencia del seior Ceferino vazuues, en-
Ia calle de MuHoz Rivera. Los cacos se
llevaron un reloj de orc v tres caaenas
valoradas en- cincuenta d6lares.
Ell hccho ocurri6 en- los n1omentos on
que la familia vazquez Sc encontraba en-
81 cinemat6grafo ~
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DESGRACTA EN- VEGA ALTA

En- la carretera que conduce de We
ga Alta Toa Alta, el truck de Jose
Navias al desviarse . tia laao para que
pasara otro cami6n, Sc arrirn6 tsptoi q
Ia orilla de Ia via, que dioho vehicuIo
Sc volc6 en- la cuneta, arroIIando al pe6n
Juan velazQuez, quien result6 con una
pierna fractslrada.
El doctor 5ifre IL hiso Ia primera GU
raci6n 81 herido, 81 cual su6 trasladado
al hospital municipal de Arecibo.
Ell accidente ha sido upuramente ca
sual @
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FORMIDABLE DUELo
EN LAS PTEDRAs

En- ell barrio "Ceiba'', de la jurisdic
ci6n de Las Piedras, Cosme Herman
deg, hlanco, de cuarenta afios, v jesus
Diaz, negro, de FL afios, sostuvieron una
formidable rifia.
Ambos contendientes resnltaron heri-
dos; Hernandez con diez seis heridas,
dos de elias en- Ia espalda y otra en- el
cueilo de caracter graves, y Diaz recibio
una herida profunda en- la muneca de
la raano izauierda, de pron6stico grave
tambien.
FL arma due utilizaron en- el combate
fu6 la navajo.
Fueron conducidos al hospital donde
fueron curados de primera inteacion,
Ell Fiscal entiende en- 81 asuzso.
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ARRoLLApo PoR uN AUTO

En- la carretera, parada seis, el auto
m6vil que guiaba ei senior sandalio Val
dejulli, de Rio Piedras, arroll6 a Clemer
te Castro Rivera, residente On Pnerts
de TERRA, ocasiOnandole heridas y con.
tusiones de caracter leve, dc las cuales
f,a6 nsistido on ls sala de- socorro.
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MEJORAMIENTo DE NUESTRo
GANADo LECHERo
(Continuaci6n de la pag. %

torito de la raza que elIos prefierar y
dejar que dicho animal crezca con su
ganado. Informaci6n sobre cl particu-
lar puede obtenerse dirigiendose es-
ia Estaci6n Federal, Mayagiiez, IL
Oheina de vulgarizaci6n de la misna,
Edificio Federal, San Juan, o el Depat--
tamento de vulgarizaci6n Agrfcola Ami
NAL, Universidad de Wisconsin Madt-
son. Wisconsin. xas& u 5 81
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AxR5nanAa 4AmA sUan

- Unmiea aEaxamaF szane szsae paxa
IN admsrs do j6vsnss Gus essasn -.
tudiaf y Ukassacax.
Il sansEiEa upsriHtsnasnsa 3asiiiba
r. las iafs<nsss Ascesaxioa. aanturcs.
geon ia. Aave
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ACoNETIsarENTo \ AGGRESSION

Por acometimiento y aggression fa 81
Do denunciadO en- Ponce, 81 individuo
xel6afOto Bcison6: Y por adorar fervien
tsmente ! BacO, Salvador Lopez quien
Tue detenido por la poIicia en- los mo-
snentos en- que conducfa cuatro meaias
botellas de ron.
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ENvENENAMIENTo EN-
PUERTA DE- TERRA

Anteanoche q las ocho pasado merida
no, en- La Gale Ancha' en- Puerta de
TERRA Marfa Qniles, Sc intoxic6 ingi-
ri6ndose cuatro pastillas de permanga-
nato de potasio, siendO asistida en- la sa-
la de socorros y trasladada al hospital
municipal.
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Diciernbre S, 1921.
Ell TEGENrERo sR. LOPEZ
DE VICTORIA

Con gran algeria hemos saludado en-
esta rsdacci6n q nuestro buen amigo el
conorido 1ngeniero sefipr Juan r. Lopez
de Victoria, con ofcina en- Cagey, Quien
vino q esta capital en- asuntos de SD pro-
efesi6n, asi como con la idea da hacez
una vista al gobernador INFERNO sefior
IEuyi<e.
peseamos mucho 6xito al amigo L6paz
ds victoria en- 81 objeto, tendente a
meiOramiento y pregreso de cayey, sn
pueblo.
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CARTON DE wharf Sc MEGA A
FoRMAR GABINETE

BRUsELAS, diciembre 7.-Mr. Car
ton de Wharf Sc ha negado q for1nar Ga
binete, habiendo acceptable dicha mission
Mr.. Jaspar, sninistro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores.
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BREsT, diciembre g. ID general
Mangin ha Ilsgado este puerto 3 ber
do del crucero "Ju1es 1Gichslsts's dss-
pues de haber permauecidO vaaios me
ses en- la America espadola, dcnde asisti6
a Ia celebraci6n del centenario de- u In
dependencies DEL Peru.
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tMIRE sU PoRyENIR!

O-tengo secretos para teher FOR
TUNA en- amores, Wales, juegos, me-
gocios v casamientos. Escrfbame VI
lie enviare catalogo cupones de con-
sultas. Direction o.. Rodriguez. San
ta Lucia III. Marianao, Cuba.
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DENUNc1ADos ANTE LA coRTE

La policia de Ponce ha presentado de-
nuncia por Ell delito de acometimiento y
aggression contra Pedro Percy, Casildo
Perez, Vicente Fernandez Antonio
Aviies.
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vzRDAO X JUSTICIA

EDITORES: Puerto Rico Ilustrado Inc
ADMINISTRATOR: Alexandra Bozzo.
OFTCINAS: Salvador Brau, Nun. 81.
TELEFONO 823. P.sO. Box S45
Dirijase la correspondence Inf0rma-
tiva y literaria la direction.
Para anuncioss cOmunicados, etc., ETC.,
dirigirse Al Administering
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DEL PUBLlCO Y PARA.
FL PUBLICO
81 I'd. quiere encontrarss SECURE en-
buena butaca, oyendo bucna mhsica,
viendo un buen espeetaculO, donde ma
die le moleste, donds iiaya limpieza y
buena vantilaci6n j. .es
Ell Teatro America

el dnico en- SD clase en- San Juan. con-
Portable y donde sas empresarios le
reciben amablemente y cuidan por I'd.
Esto 10 dice 81 phblico y nosotros 10
ratifcamos ofrecidndoles para esta se-
mana Los mejores fotodramas de Ia tenn
porada:-- Helos aquf:--
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Sin Intervention del CIeTo

colossal pelfcuia por Virginia Faire--l ia
pelfcula de todas Las asociaciones carl
tativas de los Estados Unidos-d
cada q TODD aquel que teuga 50 Green
cia-no importa su religion. Esta
pelfcula Is una garantfa psra q pdbdco.
DOMrNGo:- GRAN HgTRENo
Mahlon Hamilton, el favorito dc las
mujeres en- Ia colossal peifcula dc m6ri-
tcs extraordinarios:- en- actOs q
nreeios corriantAs
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l.Omorciarte en- prOylslOnes

Tenem0s csmplate surtide do cWnnres
.vstcnles cencisrnen nuestro rsms. que
rscib1mss ssmamalmentea Antss do com
plnr v1siteRssse laAnq nusstrs tel6fe-
a. s ,tdMon Il
PERE1 HRRHGAlSOa SIS
Tal6fons 2s5. Isabel III N6m. s. Adv
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SABADo:-- NADIA mas ruidoso
grande que 81 estreuo
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"Casi lnfiel o Ma
ridos Infieles'

delicadisina conedia dramatiCa dedi-
cada . los maridbs inAefes o cast infle-
les y recomendada muy espeeialmente
a las inujeres. Elias podran facflmen-
to darse cuenta ST sus maridos son infie-
les . casi infieles.- No deje do verla.--
TUNES 12:- Milton sills y Agnes
Ayres en- la exEraordinaria de RAaiart:
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THE WILSON WHIRL WIND
QUINTET TO START PRACTI

With last years team back almost
intact and with the few places open
being filled by the men of last seas
on's scrubs the Golden Blue whirl
wind five opens it's present basket
ball season with the brightest of pros
poets for big chance to cop the
lState High School championship title.
!, The following letter men Will an
swer the call OF coach Blackburn to
try for a place on the old high cage
quintet: F. Davis, r. Waldo, j. Davis,
VIM. Sharp, d. Woodard, VIM.
Adams, j. Barnes, and r. Williams.
The new material is the best ever and
includes the following lads: Staten
Tomlinson, Paul Hinnant, Gordon
Davis, George Dupree, Stub Cozart,
Elden Bent, Gordon Bent, Ben Hill,
Whitehead Tomlinson and many 9TH
ers in the lower classes.
The Golden Blue will not enter the
County School League during the bas-
ketball season, but will center all
their work in an effort to bring home
the State High School Title flag to
Wilson. Coach Blackburn feels that
his chances this season are the best
for a good hard fight in the high
championship race, and he is putting
forth every effort to make the Col
den Blue quint the fastest and best
team playing five that ever donned
Golden Blue uniform. Blackburn is
lucky this season in having for his
assistant and captain of the team
Floyt Davis. This lad has played with
the best in the state and knows the
old basket game from A to q; he will
be big factor in Wilson Highs title
climb.
Wilson High has permission to use
the Watson Warehouse, and all their
practices and games will take place
there. The boys will practice on Mon
day and Wednesday evenings and the
girls on Tuesday and Thursdays. The
first boys practice will take place
Monday evening at 7:45 p. m, Dec.
5th. Every lad in the Old School has
a right to try for the squad.
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tion will follow the submission OF
the defense case and probably will
take two days, the District Attorney
announced. The remainder Of the
week will be taken up with defense
rebuttal evidence, final arguments, in
structions by the court and jury de-
liberation. according to counsel for
both sides.
Ignatius H. Mccarthy, former in
vestigator for the United States De-
partment of Labor and finger print
student, is expected to be the first
witness tomorrow. The defence called
him for the purpose of refuting testi-
mony offered by E. o. Heinrich a
consulting criminolgist, that finger
prints on the doors of the hotel st.
Francis in the room where Miss
Rappe is alleged to have been fatally
injured, were those of Arbuckle and
Miss Rappe, and showed evidence of
a struggle.
The daily times., 1921-11-28
ARBUCkLE DEFENSE
CLOSES CASE TODAY

| San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 27.-Sub-
Ipoenas were issued last night at the
request of the District Attorney s
Office here for Louise Glaum, motion
picture actress and six other persons
all believed to be connected with the
motion picture industry, to appear
in the manslaughter trial of Roscoe
|C. Arbuckle.
Officials would gice no intimation
of the reason for the subpoenas nor
for the testimony they expected any
of those called to give. All the other
six are residents of Los Angeles or
Hollywood, Cal.
Dispositions of DR.. Maurice Rosen-
berg, of Chicago, and other eastern
witnesses are to be produced tomor-
row, counsel let it be known tonight.
The defense expects to close it's case
tomorrow and both sides expect that
by the end of the week a verdict will
have been rendered which will settle
the share the motion picture come
dian had, if any, in the death of
Virginia Rappe.
Rebuttal testimony by the prosecu
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CLASS FOOTBALL THE
POST SEASON GAME


The Golden Blue schedule for post
season football will be the annual
class contest for the championship
of the high school. These games will
be played this week. the opening con
test will be between the Freshmen
Eleven and the Sophomore Squad !;
which will take place at League Park
this afternoon. The Junior-Senior
contest will be played Tuesday after
noon; this will be followed by the
championship battle, by the winners
of these two games.
All the teams are confident of>vic-
tory, but they are by no means cock
sure of winning the title; realizing
that every class team has the same
opportunity to slip over victory.
The Freshmen are the favorites this
year, but will find a real opponent in
the Junior eleven on their climb to
the flag. Adams the nifty varsity
quarter back has been chosen to lead
the Fresh" G. Bent the ':SOphs,"
Davis the Juniors and Waldo the Sem
ior eleven
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The Laymen's Committee, who
der to provide for the orphans at
Barium Springs, are very much re-
joiced because of the good news that
hey are receiving from various points
to the support of the Orphanage at
Barium Springs. Have you made your
contribution? If not, will you please
see your church treasurer, or send
to Supt. e. Mes. Hyde, Barium
Springs, N. c. IL 25 Std
The daily times., 1921-11-28
TRYING TO WRIGGLE OUT IN
SEARCH CASE AT SAVANNAH

Washington, Nov 27.-Prohibition
headquarters were understood to
have received late today report, of
the raid on the residence of Miss Bes-
sic Garden in Savannah led by E. B.
Henson, special prohibition agent.
The raid resulted in protest to Pres
ident Harding by Mayor Stewart of
Savannah, who declared the Garden
house was entered without a war
rant and apparently without justifi-
cation"
Commissioner Haynes, however,
declared that no report of the case
had reached him as yet and declined
to discuss the attitude of the enforce
ment unit towards the alleged action
of an agent in entering home with
out warrant.
The report was understood to have
asserted that entrance into Miss
Gardens house was made by mis-
take because of confusion in locating
The daily times., 1921-11-28
MEETING OF DIRECTORS
EASTERN N. G. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.

OF COM Ii.
The Directors as well as the Secre-
taries of the Eastern North Carolina
Chamber of Commerce will meet to-
morrow in the rooms of the Wilson
Chamber of Commerce at 10 O'Clock.
The object of this meeting is to per-
feet plans for advertising Eastern
North Carolina to4he world.
The Directors are the most prom
inent bankers and business men of
Eastern Carolina, and CREST many
have advised that they will be pres
ent tomorrow. The Wilson Chamber
of Commerce is very anxious that the
visitors be welcomed by our citizens,
and it is to be hoped that as many
citizens as possible viii attend thl
meeting. The program has been ar
The daily times., 1921-11-28

Have closed out "a New York fac
tory line of ladies work dresses. in
,Poiret, Twill and Tricotine, all beau
tiful and choice styles. Will sell all
$4,000 dresses for $9.9S. and all
$500 dresses for 1880. We are al
so closing out all $5O.W and $500
coat suits for $1,000. Dempsey Bull
lock. the King. of low prices.
IL 2S ltd 1tw
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REDUCTION IN RATES ON
CERTAIN BUILDING
MATERIALS

The Chamber q Commerce has
been advised that effective December
15th, 1921, there will be a reduction
in rates on Marble, Granite and Stone
(Crushed or Rubble) Stone Screen
ings, Gravel (Washed) and Sand in
c. L. The rates will be what they
were prior to August 26th. 1920
when they were increased 25 per
cent. For instance the rate on crushed
stone at the present time from Never
son to Wilson is rs cents per ton, af-
ter December 18th, it will be 60
cents.
The daily times., 1921-11-28
NOTICE..

The undersigned, having purchas-
ed the interest of G.. L. Bevell. de-
ceased, for the firm business OF the
Wilson Live Stock Company, this is
to give notice that all persons hold
ing claims against the said firm will
look to us for payment thereof; that
all persons owing the said firm will
make settlement with us.
This Nov. IL, 1921.
Wilson Live Stock Company
By John l.. Wiggins
U. H. Cozart
w. H. Ellis
J. L. Bryan,
Partners.
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Mr.. Jerome A Isear is in New
York City purchasing. new line of
ladies suits, coats and dresses. Call in
the latter part of the week and in
spect them. Isears, 1O5 South Tar
boro Street IL 2S ltd 1tw
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PRESIDENT FAVORS
AN INTERNATIONAL
INFORMAL MEETING
fContinued from page -

j
is essentially an institution for the
enforcement of the Treaty of Yer
sailles and as such has peculiarly
valuable function which affects the
peace of Europe and indirectly the
peace OF the world. But since the
Versailles league is SO closely inter
woven with penalties growing out OF
a war, Mr.. Harding believes that ma
tions which did not participate in
the last war should enter hew
conference free from any previous
connection with European disputes.
The feeling among the Presidents ad-
visers is that the League of Nations
should be perpetuated for the bene-
will always be regional while the
calling of conference as a sequel to
the Hague Conferences will be
worldwide and absolutely divorced
from any particular group of nations
or their interests. Mr.. Root has the
idea that movements for international
cooperation are necessarily slow and
cannot proceed too rapidly because
they depend for success on universal
agreement. Some critics of the
League of Nations in the present Ad-
. ministration contend that it tried to
accomplish too much. Particular en-
phasis was laid therefore today in
Administration quarters on the langu-
age of Elihu Root when he submitted
to the Senate the Hague Convention
of 1907 He said:
1.-The most valuable result of the
the work of the Conference of 1897
possible The achievements of the
two Conferences justify the belief
that the world has entered upon an
by step, in successive Conferences,
each taking the work of it's prede-
cessor as a point of departure, there
may be continual progress toward
making. the practice of civilized ma
tions conform to their peaceful pro-
fessions."
Z The President is represented as
anxious to take up the task of inter-
national cooperation where it was
broken in 1914. Now that Germany
has been disarmed, no objection is
anticipated FROM that quarter. Indeed,
Mr.. Harding waits Germany to be in-l
vited to the next Conference. The
President feels, moreover, that when
the question of ornaments is settled
in Washington, the main obstacle to
international cooperation will have
been removed. Secretary Hughes in |
his opening address recalled pointed
ly the efforts of the Emperor of Rus
sia in connection with the First Ha-l
que Conference. But expecting sue
cess on armament limitation, the Uni-l
ted States government will take the |
leadership in bringing about not an
international legislature with an up
per and lower house like the council j
and the assembly of the league but |
simply International conferences
which shall be in the nature of +'get |
together" meetings among the ma
tions of the earth.
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.

You are earnestly requested to be
present next Tuesday night Novem-
ber 29th, as the nomination for Of
ficers for the coming term will close.
E. E. LIVERMAN, C.
o. b. BOILING, r. S.
IL 25 3td
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Miss Temple Baton the competent
Deeds Barnes is confined at her home
today with severe cold we regret to
learn
The daily times., 1921-11-28

STOLEN-FTVE PASSENGER FORD
1917 model; from front of Far
mers Bank last Saturday night;
State No. 12196s; motor s1421
Suitable reward for recovery. Les
ter Nichols, Route /, Wilson, N. c.
IL % 2td
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ranged and you will not be called of
to make a speech or to donate one
cent. Wilson is the hub of Eastern
Carolina and VIE should be interested
in the development of Eastern North
Carolina
The daily times., 1921-11-28
CONTEST EXTRAORDINA
IL 2s ltd

Every magazine published at re-
duced club rates. A number given
with each subscription. Holders of
Lucky Numbers get prizes. Con-
test closes Dec. Is. Send your Christ
mas gift subscription list today to
MRS. ESTHER G. THOMAS.
IL 28 Std Wilson, N. c..
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Partners

sThere will be regular convocation
of Mt. Lebanon Chapter No. 27 R. A.
NJ. tonight at 1870. Work in NJ NJ
degree, please be on hand promptly
o. A. GLOVER,
IL 28 ltd Secretary.
The daily times., 1921-11-28
LADIES
CAPTURED A STILL.

Sheriff Howard captured a still last
night which was being operated it is
alleged by Henry Thomas on the
Branch place. Thomas was arrested
and is in Jail Thomas had a ten or
twelve gallon oil can and was making
home brew in his kitchen.
The daily times., 1921-11-28

STRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE Black
hound dog. Brown legs, tips of
ears split. Answers to name of jeff
Notify w. E. Webb, Fidelity Gro.
Co.. and receive reward.
IL 23 If
The daily times., 1921-11-28

We have the Nationally. advertised
Elgin Economy Watch. Price $3.50
at Denny Bros Co.
IL 25 6td
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WANTED AN AGGRESsIVE YOUNG

HN IED IN AIIRFSSIVE Fl 1OC NJ
man with a Ford who can sell
chewing gum to the retail trade
to work Wilson and contiguous
territory. A nominal salary to
begin with. allowance . for car.
Apply in person to j. E. Devilbiss,
Terminal Hotel, Wilson. after 8
O'Clock Tuesday night or before 10
Wednesday morning IL 26 ct
The daily times., 1921-11-28

LOST IN WILSON THEATRE OR
in the street Saturday night, pink
cameo pin. Reward if returned to
Mrs. W. w. Whitehurst. 511
kenan st. IL 28 ltd
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Get your coal, wood and building
1aterial from ]. T. Dew &Bro., Phone
800. 10 10 I'm
The daily times., 1921-11-28

Our Engraver has arrived have
your plain wedding ring converted in
to the latest style before the rush.
Denny Bros. Co. IL 20 Std
The daily times., 1921-11-28

Our Engraver has arrived have
your plain wedding ring converted in
to the latest style before the rush !
Denny Bros. Co. IL 25 6td
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the back door: of the house which
prohibition agents intended to search
The daily times., 1921-11-28

sell low priced Graham Tires.
$4,000 per week and commits
sions. Graham Tire Co., 2527
Boulevard. Benton Harbor, Mich
II 2S It'd
The daily times., 1921-11-28

LOST ON THE STREET SUNDAY
Child's gold locket and chain. Re-
ward if returned to c. L. Black
burn. II 2S 2td
The daily times., 1921-11-28

FOR RENT 3 UNFURNISHED
rooms with private bath. Phone
1851 IL 26 2td
The daily times., 1921-11-28

ED-EXPERIENCE AUTO
mobile Salesman, one familiar with
both city and cou,try trace. Ad-
dress salesman, care Daily Times.
1T TT
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-AT THE TIMES OF.
fee old newspapers at thirty cents
per hundred 8 80 If
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II IL 10 26 3
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II 16 1Otd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-16

wANTEp-Ccm white woman
~ come to housa and wash and iron.
rfidav and Saturday each weak Nrs.
Charles jackson. s17s W. Abfisndo.