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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-18
ANOTHER LIUOR RULING.

Madison, Wis. April 18.-Any per
son caught in the act of placing In
toxicating liquors in an automobile
with the intention of delivering it to
another individual Is guilty Of trans
portation of liquor as defined under
the Mulberger law. and subject ia
prosecution. Attorney General Nor
gan ruled today. The Interpretation
will make a person guilty Of trans
porting liquor whether he completes
the act. The fact that the one car.
rying the liquor is not the owner, bu,
merely an employe of the woner. il
immaterial as affecting the question
of whether he is guilty of the charge
of transporting, according to the at.
ltorney general.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-18
PLEDGED TO
DECLARE WAR
ON PANAMA
Members Of New Central
American Union Uphold
Costa Rica

Washington, April 1S.-Guatemala,
H6nduras and Salvador. members OF
the new Central American Union, arc
pledged 10 declare war Simultaneous
with Costa Rica against Panama. If
ccstA RIoa deems such action necas-
nry in :viewt. Of the present bound
ny, with Panama, according to od1-
cta1 advices received hero today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-18
a ~COMMENDABLE DESIRE.
(Winnipeg Tribune.)

A Cape Town cablegram reports
Genera SHUTS as having laid that he
would like to take General Hertzos
the Nationalist leader, to the next
Imperial Conference. General Hert-
zog conducted his recent contest on a
platform of secession.
General SHUTS is one Of those able
statesmen with the capacity to prac-
tica1ly kill the unwise political
thoughts and ambitions of his oppon-
ents. He is also the big type of man
who would take every means in his
power to cure the idiosyncracies of
erring ones. He doubtless feels that
there is in Hertzog something to
which reason might. make an appeal,
therefore, the reported desire to take
him among the free representatives
of a free empire.
General SHUTS is today the finest
living testimony to the liberality and
the justice of the mother of nations,
Great Britain. H~er'desires and her
every act, are along lines Of freedom.
If she stands for unity of empire she
does so for the maximum of liberty
through h unity of nations, whose
motto. like her own, is for the prac-
tical good to the greatest number,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-18
NO EVIDENCE.

Seattle. WASH. April 1s.-Prose-
cutting Attorney selden of Pierce
county, declared to-day that he had
no information or evidence, available
under which he could prosecute
Roland P. Pothier and Robert Rosen-
bluth.. former service men, in connec-
ton with the death Of Major Alex
ander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis,
Wash, in October. 1918.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-18

approximately equivalent Tin organic
iIon content) to eating healf a quart
yegstables or half q dozen apples.
IT'S Ike taking extract OF beef i'm
stead OF eating pounds Of meats.
II you are not strong or well you
y 1t to yourself to make the fol-
loving test: See how long you can
work or how far you can walk WITH
out becoming tired. Next take two
tablets Of ordinary Nux-
etsd Iron three times per day after
meals for two weeks. Then test
1 your strength again, and see how
much you have eAinsd.
Over 1880 people ansually are
using NuxATm IRON. Il viii not
N1use the teeth . disturb the
stomach Your money Will BE- re-
fuh1sd bY the manufscturers ii you
4do mol obtain perfectly satisfactory
Asssns OF sshseitntss, Afv,ys
- - ~ v0sa NUExArD On
svosy Asa1ge ao1.ths lD1tssy y. I.
IN eveky tAA1el. 0o1a ~ M lfne.
sists n tahsst fssm enly.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-18
PRICES INCREAsE.

- FFkICE6 INCFEEASE. :.
Washington, April 18.-Prices of
meats butter, cheese and sugar In
creased during the period from Febru-
airy is to March 49, while retail costs
OF many other commodities making
up the average family food budget
decreased, according @ the index is
sued today by the department Of Ia
Dor. An average decline Of ono per
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Kansas Cs-g-ss--ls. = a-s-
so s-ot k4rs md feeders wszs
saw Eoeksx. Sz--56 500. ether
classes generally STEADY ts-s
steers. S.S1. COWS g &c ~
ssw e2--s-S 50 1@o7 p geea
and ea1see vs4ls-s :. 90
general q1zlEzF e al classes
poor
Esgs rsesigtsx 4nel a9sn
l5e "a 2ge 1lghsrs close zrcE11
ls4s hs-As- rsz1 Yes-s-2sy : aver.
age. t,-st lights 70 packers $50 :
90 s15 22s-ln average $ 4ac
SO. 20 and 290-lb- sFsrzee
s16 So bllk q sales s.
G715s rsrs ile 80 l9s AlzAt- :
ts@s4 xEnss So
Sep Receipts. i1ts. killing
slzsss.s steady. I'D Texas WssA-
- $50 Ez-Sre exes- S4-a9s few
bad nztzr4 ixzbs $40. zos1
sales s-vu15 5000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

~ -s.so---ss -ss.A1 naT -se E--E-'t--
s~.a- A. skrr E-es-s- aessss-szze
e.. a. e. go s4s rri- -ast.
v-xvA as Ksts RS G-.-ef ss't
s-,s.r--le rssv .rrr IRE IS. 1s'rt -
~. =s7.r-ft rur-r it's W.
-e--a- - ssvS~x sszss-s a.
rra. u Ha4 Frsh-H - -Sasst sref r-f-s
-avr-r - w.ns- S'at-rat art Van
fs.~Ter E-s- t.txks "A. -ss-ssr e,ossHr
,cs-r - Bcrx-,-t ~ szs'trrs A1ss
~s.-re-s .tVs t,err@c srHETrs ss-s-' r-sfT
rs -s-rr ttr- arr olr rxV-<ve-
ss-zrr x s3Asv o. -ers ---o-fT -
s,t- x 4 EsEH--4 4ltnc = P-g.--ss,'
Lana * e. tre C4eas-s AZ
srN.r s-s
Gsskr -ts --aar- ~ aHer s~tl---s
.S-xs 80 frs csr r-it4aas
s--sr-rt perxr+ r. srs4 lrrss<l4 Pass
~. sia-F s4 -ss fn'a-vtas-
-nzsz e. .rekr r1rrEt rs 1,-e1E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

s-sze1ca-s T.t. cawes 1lr-
-u-x~crt -csrss .-us vass-r = VII
r~s 3eur Es- .sr-wxrs e-rs
Fr-ts ts r-~ r-nec oy fNs wafte
fn.e- roses kt Ae-r Bar tHkr
Cnrss- st---e-Trr sce vxA
-s trr s-s f-c- 1i'e r- Ss's fst;
Ar- .,.j.s e,-s4 s-s srw-,- Es th-
= ri1ss s}t-Tlr ~ 4 T-se
\. sz-sa1 sAe@s -7-r q - ars-
saur-k Tss n. Z s7-t 90 r.r -
/. u-4 e-scark ssase rrTu-'e 70 tlst1'
8 .,ruse E-,1-- S,arWAr - t--
rtsspKr n = -'---r1s sa-tFriKr =
4 Hrsc -ac-1ss vss s-cw - --'~S
-7u- H-s .g-r -trA
srs 1s8as r-r rE-e-x frsr-- vTts
rc-resus Ea1 T1ve-x F,e -s---s
rae3 -N---E -vs-<-7e2s No.
-ar., So az -ree-<ui g-s a.
sararnsr8c-4 csslsgs - s.u---
1,1feE rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

tsrSsxt S,a- -s'sltsrfs are tr
zersE sas- fer = --l--s1- las ccsrt ~
s--s.-r tss p-.-s la ~T'ts P-s.s -ls-'
. r---rs' TAas -srs-s rtt e
"a -sr --e-~ us,c stwt -scs fs'e-
-rsat ~ -sss s-g.~s -s-r sr.~s
II . -,--s '%t- --,-- y Ig1- r-'s-ss
- s-,r--rs - ss-s 7s--sss1s-- Nt-,
~ -lrr. - 80 - S~s. @*fs
rssss rt~r-a-g- f-- = rst tr
tissst f--Hr1-r --Frss-. -,s--
- rt-~s -ss--z-. -Trs- -sA-,S ss-t
.~- -r- 's-r- - ~ $50 --ss- -sg-'ss
-p--r VT -w-F3 sAx-- -At- f'r
ss-.-ie-s rss - -T'n.H-f
t-.- I-s -f-s- - .-r - .r~ y
f-- -s-,rr-srl -r4-r-sv- ~-t -2- =
rsr -ha --~- - >st-i3es*
f--- ~4.s--a.
- TA-,.s t-s.-."- -r.-ss--- - f-s-t-*r-
-~ --s-vs.-~s.s -s-- az +A,---nrs -
i--, - rs.rt-r t~-r< fc- -s--
~ s.E* - ur-.s .r rr-tsr A-s-
--s- --f---p .1-- rs - tArsfs 49,
- -e-- -,r.s-~-r ar-s Lsrrsrs-rs
- ..r-r. e.. -sa r-ur.s1 -ss-s - ver~'
-,s- --es---r - sNssT s--a-r *AS-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

se-tfAsnc al sAs <xrnt sysrss0
wA5cA made The Singing scAe.ai
saeA An important part ot TIE
cc1z-lEzisv years 1co
In keeping WITH shss s-yz1.
z~s.o WIS c-e cs ths s-fscfsis
discussed Al sAe t'olncas MEETING
Il the 9<ner-si Ft'3e-s-se1 of
Wontrs Cs1t,S 9as1 ended u >1'a
bake Gsir- and among ihs zneSrs
ta- v,o7EsH--asanc E~sle Suggested
tv Ire chairman tor skss Wrk.
Mrs. An1p F4nlkns- 0hernaorft-.
were daily -nmss hours In iA.
home. during whSch folk so1rs II
.Aner51A sAo1la h,s snnr- ard
mlsae rasrnory contests In lac
vem1z 5 cinos
II v1-. s~sais.s ieachizc X
~ szlsTS-xssoz power q sTusis IL
.irss Il st-s.Ss aos 6lt,- has
z16s Is familiar with oar 01irl-
a,se sa-Es. 81 i : n longer 3
oo-zoa thing tey gs'as'ss ~
sss-ses to break 3awr -sssratlv
wAslt i-vi-r II sizr - n1lsaral
anthem - Il eDes wAs (sr-
rsurstr Srr r sri siEErr lr 81
.,1 y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

TIE beginning 81 lhe end 81
walth Dr- James -Alsytr6eT
tuberculosis sn rh4 s'nife5 STATES
Miller, resStns-t'tti 81 5he Ns
sso1al T~htrtzsl0sss Association
stys j. IL plain visw. j. TIE frs
siev u v1tsE-scns S2x1ncs. hpi
Tar from shs final s-rsss Ths
au5 81 fhe Ed a> : long sls1aref
fem whore ne beginning - ffs
end K sser- TIE distance j. raess-
ureG tr the difference ht-wefss
wr3srra r-sser1szf az hundreds oi
thousands ot lslile children ~
Jrahlit schools A-a 3 report rtB-
I-Strn na9TgsAr.f-t j. . raudsia0r
n The past Dr N5Iis-'s address
ST fAs aIuGal meeting II rae ss>s
fssfies 'Aas- hAs made long
Courageous fight against she
whife mAn glsrne s. topstp.
sud cheering ir fhs definite slAr~
-hB- sse beginning d The end is
In sight
Continued sitor- wsrh more
popular and seniitsc Asss>-ant
shan. itrRnc complete ssfssi fer
Ehe plague i eislllE.asau slues
tuberculosis j. fssen-ssllr 1he d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Nrw York school sgy,e-guiea6-
s-i Will have sane and Ssfe
YcErsh urged Il schools And
in tlne. THE ehssare- rsv e6n-
vaaeT toolss1 k1alrs q TIE t-rvr
ct their WAYS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

The business s5;mAf9a- 8s s1l1
t. SLOW r9a3 And hAsa T,olnis 10
Government ayes And The G0r-
eminent Is showing similar E,asris
"a hrsSrw ass sweS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

fiAvl1r answered Hamilton
tlcl. e1esla0- M Harding
allows i Sc - kzewr f817 hf uIIg
lEzc-t ;At ssa.i ies;s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

tsessrEr olf n sht sxsl.es
tazsa1ess Wis hsr'5 s10urh. iui
wait nn1l THE t7over-Eeri tires
~ Cel ezs ~ the shipping h1ss-
wl4SS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Panama snrrrs1s Al American
lfs-1e of -hfan-s Ii AA5 BETTER
~11litv far aawsssa- hv respect
szr f1e award rn CeSaA 2scA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Ass--z2r Walter Brcw- prom
lsts Fss1@rsl -'sar-anlzArsa~ wfll
ssve s'ssa.1l1gl1'3 B yesa i this
,ht same S'asANfa11i >.tnsic-
Al1r9cA wks Col-e 10 s1re I9
wtsrs ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

taEf fs- y Us
Senator sstf.1- -ps1ocrA klss2~A
also 1-,os es.e1 8Ek4as 6eiesr1g 41-
terss; g4vrntnss TIE uat-ess t1Are
ea De aoa'4rta1. T0s .H- saw
uAa. are American 7se.a.s naw Aave
ts rag ~ Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Eas-eT- Ha1ttfz~ SaYs Amers
cans z.s.e1 s3esls more thar IDEAS
kri ran vp- AEvt o1e wsih1us
s*e m-a.s~H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
STATE NEWS
BOILED DOWN

Ts,s Fs~ss 8z71sst sAz-xh * Asa
s ra-aals-ng revival meeting
wha<A t-u- EAs way Il E.5c1 il
szs-zss ct promises 70 bs fss t.eE
Il Aissrrv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Fres Y Er-ss-r1 z-z-.s asexr-~- z
Ck-za--z Ctr las co1can5es
seaocs & fas--ur7.- = Ia wssurar
s,sre ~ Ssw1fs al hzx r-oe -
-xs-.su--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Ler-xzrz Las rs5-sf-1c-e1 ls-re
'ez.s s-z-1 Il tas err PARK 3-s sAs
row- 1.11 hss arranged - rsr.
sssaoeE-s srs-T Frs5sr -Et- Tes
-a12-d = = u-sTzs <r-sr--rrSsuo beng
'sFsss cl-er1ar over ChsrssEz creek.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

-zs hoard rf s.1uss-so- e vssr1zt
-.zz ~ "a c-nr-zrs . X z. CcrSs-f
nj T1rs.z r. 1.s c-zErzrz5cz -
xr--ssz- z1z s15sfo-r- sc-
schors purposes - SS.--Ea r.
ssx-sss = co-71srs t1s tTr1z--s =
80 vu-k1-r Ssrz- q - ~1Ts-bs- :
Is a -=Ersr q stsrrza y sae rsz :
-rs-essx xzrs tc- several zoz-hs. t-ss
'6@.sTs-v = zzsf I Tsroks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

E-ak1 Eggs ZsE s.zsas II
elr5a1 lr-1-lsss ; Czs- d.
lsrsrssa Ckaaa1zzz Ctr rss
sK-n-rss Jess 0f4 - sas9a
Ps-xz-- xzv-r sss-s-T----
2sax-xs lzT. vrT sIF.srss- 9s,
Fr@st s-ssms-y hsEsser= o.
=. -1a,s .--.-.....-- - 81
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21

of the directors to increase the ca nj tai stock by s6o.o0O.000 and to create new mortgage bond issue of s1O9 ooo'ooO consisting of six per cent re- funding mortgage bonds, it was an nounced today
 IL Is proposed to issue the new stock and sSo.O0O. 900 in bonds as n bonus to stockholders. thereby capi tahzing large part of surplus. The proposal now is before the interstate commerce commission.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21
REV. CARLOS E. JONES

Former Assistant Pastor Of St. Marks
 Church Passes Away At His Home
 in Independence Iowa.
 The Rev. Carlos F.. Jones. former assistant pastor of St. Marks Episco- pal church in this city died Thursday. January ls at his home in Indepen- dence. Iowa. He was with the local church for three years leaving here to go to Providence. Rhode Island. He left the church here the same day that Rev. .samsel sutcIiffe, the present pastor. took ID his duties The Reverend C. l.. Jsnes was graduate of Trinity eollcG, and re- ccived his minister's degre~ from Berkeley Divinity school. Middi~ovn Connecticut.
 Friends in this city were not SUI prised to hear Of his death as it was known for some time that he was in poor health. Mir. Jones was in his 4Srd year and leaves his parents. one sister and two brothers.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21
SELLS OUT STABLES.
Hildrcth Turns Over All His Interests
 to Partner, H. F. Sinclair

New York, Jan. 21.-Sam c. Hud- roth. turfman. has sold to Harry F.. sinclair, his partner, his interests in their racing stables it was learned here today. He retained only his fa- Vorite horse. Stromboldi. and will re- main as trainer of Sinclair's racers. phich will appear under the mama
 cocas Farm
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21

with murder of Miss Lura Parsons. Pine Mountain settlement school teacher last SeptembeI
 The process of impaneling a jury was expected to begin today, four months and two days after discovery of the womant body concealed be hind a ledge on alonely mountain trail near convict roal camp. *t
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21
DER TRIAL OPENS.

Kentucky Vel
 wing Count. Harlan, Ky. Jah sons were arriving hI1'-Many per tend the trial of Dr. htoday to at former state veterinariaIr Winnes.
 >harRed
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21
STOCKHOLDERS APPROVE

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail- road to Increase Stock S8O,OOo,O ,OOo.
 Chicago, Jan. 21.-Stockholders of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy railroad have approved the proposal
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21

Leghorn, Jan. 2f.-Communist leaders who have been attempting to carry the Italian socialist party into tho Moscow intsrnattonale suffered a decisive defeat in the bulletins on tho question which took place last evening. It was announced here to- day that tho communists would bolt tho socialist congress and form an oRRnnixation of their own.
 Y Latest returns from the voting wHow that the communists were out
 ted by more than 2 to l. each delc- hnto casting votos for the number of nociaiiss In his particular precinct. Tho count at present shows tho social lns received ios. 1000 mandates. while tho communist wero given but s5,- coo. @f
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21
COMMUNISTS BOLT PARTY

Defeated in Effort to Endorse In-
 ternationalc, Decide to Gut Loose.
 Leghorn. Jan. q. tBy Associated Pross). ).-The communist faction of tho Italian socialist party. defeated in its attempt to secure endorsement by the party Of the third information alo Of Moscow. bolted the socialist convention here this morning.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21

New Pack CISISCO
 1 ID 23c
New Britain herald., 1921-01-21

Gem Nut MARGARINE h soc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
information general
BEcAs PARA Los JovENEs

Segun nos comunican de Juncos, la
logia tRenacimiento' ha acordadO que
todos los ''oddfellows' de La isla con
tribuyan anualmente con un dollar con
ell fin de enviar a estudiar a los hijos
de algunos miembros de las menciona-
das logias.
Estas becas seran concedidas por un
afo, pero podran ser renovadas STEM
pre- cuando los alumnos a quienes Sc
les ha concedido las becas demuestren
que han hecho buen trabajo.
Las becas seran de $500 y los agra
ciados iran a estudiar al Colegio de
Agriculture y Artes Mecanicas. la
Universidad o a cualquier escuela su :
perior de la isla.
Esta acci6n de los "odd Fellows,
que es digna de los mayores encomios,
debe ser ilnitada por otras institucio-
mes, pues de ese modo podrfa tener
Puerto Rico un nimero de j6venes que
podrfan dar mayor impulse al desarrolh
de las industrias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06

4 En- el case seguido por la ''New York
and Porto Rico Steampship Co.. VS. Jo-
Sc Benedicto, tesorero de Puerto Rico,
81 juez Hamilton, de la Corte Federal,
dicto una opinion para determinar 81
la Comision de Indemniza clones Obre
ros tiene no jurisdiction en- los acci
denies del trabajo que ocurran bordo
de los barcos j..
FL juez sostuvo ell injunction preli
miI,ar dictado en- contra del expresado
ORGANISING Official y desessim6 la moe On
para que Sc anule ell recurso de ''injunc
tion', discutiendo en- una extensa OPT
ni6n. hasta que punto esta en- vigor en-
Puerto Rico la teoria doctrina ssnta-
das por la Corte Suprema de los Estados
Unidos en- Ell case de Knickerbocker Ice
Co. VS. Stewart.
FL juez establece en- la opinion que
81 Ell estado de Nueva York no tiene DO
uer para regular esta materia, NAL pue-
de el Congreso Americana haber autori
zado a Puerto Rico a hacer, precisanen
te, una cosa que Ell estado de Nueva
York no ha podido hacer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
DE BASE BALL

Manana las tres P. M. Sc efectu'.-
ra en- los terrenos de la Liga del "Mo-
rro", un interesante desafio de base
ball, en- ell cual tomaran plrte los
teams "Ssn Juan" army, sien-
do la admission de la entrada 25 CEN
tavos, cuyo producto Sc destinara II
ra socorrer las victimls del fuego de
Puerta de TERRA.
Esperamos que todos los fanaticos
han de concurrir al Moro a pre-
senciar ban importante game.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
Ell PUEBLO DE P. r. PIDTO UN
NUEVO6 JUICIO Y LIE FUE
DENEGADO

En- el pleito del Pueblo de Puerto
Ric5 VS.. Fortune States Y Russell S.
en- Co. par reclamation de terrenos,
la Corte Federal deneg6 la mocion
del demandante, solicitando un nue.
vo iuicio, fundandose el Tribunal en-
que ell titul5 de los demandedos que
do debid nlente estlblecido en- ell Jul
clio celebrate ante un Jurado, y en- que
el eGpfritu de la Ley ~ los hechos ale
gados estan en- contra de las teorias
sustentadas en- el case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
SEVILLA

FL mas frescO, amplio comedor con
vista al mar. Departments pare IA
milias. Frente al edihcio del Senaao
y cerca de los demks Centgos oficis-
les. I'll mas conveniente para tran
seuntes.-Se alquilan 40 camas Sc
manal, quincenal o mensual. HOspe-
dale complete, $500. Gale De Girls
to, Mum. 16. San Juan. TelefOno 34s.
P. o. Box 5S2. Propietario; PEDRO
ARRIETA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-06
Sc vende.

GR vENDE:-- Un piano KNABE
GRAND en-, excelentes condolences:
Gaia de caoba. Sra. H w. DoOley,
Kings Court, santurce. F.
SQUIBB. La insuperable LECHE DE
MAGNESIA, es la que mejores resulta-
dos esta dando en- esta isla. En- todas
las Farmacias de primera clase.-5-22.
Sc VENDE una nermosa quints en- 10 me
ior del Condado, con 0 sin muebles. Es-
plendido solar. Facilidades para el pa
go. Informaran apartado 769.-P.
TEATRo CINE LAS ANTIL1As. 81
tuado detras TALLEREs ell mas fresco,
c6modo v, ventilado. ,Estreno todas las
noches. t p.
Sc VENDEN.-- Palmas de coco peque-
Aas de un semillero en- Hato Rey. Lila
me al tel6fono 655 negro 4oS ver-
de. 6-3
A Los FABRICANTEs DE TABAC0
vendo tripas despalilladas del pals y
picaduras limpias en- pequefias cant,da-
des precios sumamente baratos. Direc-
ci6n Fausto Carrasquillo, Gurabo, P. R.
Tel6fonos IL IL, Box z. 5--12
Sc vENDE un magnitico Piano marca
"Tonk". Informaran Cruz 43. 5-6
EN- CRIsTo ii vENDo varios muc-
hles, precios reducidos Tambi6n AL
oUTLo algunas habitacioness tercer pi
so, propias solteros matrirnonios solos.
Exijo referencias. solicite senior Rosa
rio Ortiz, Tel. s97 negro. So
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ACCIDENTE EN- Ell
MUNICIPIO

FL individuo Pedro Juan Daniel,
zen, los monncntos en- que suhia las es
acaferas del Municipio, sufrio una cal
da, consecuencia de la cusl Sc frac
turo una pierna. En- el mismo NUM-
cipio lie fue prlcticada II primera Gu
ra pasando luego al Hospital NUM-
cipal.
s El herido era de ofcio ploInero y Sc
gun inforn1es padecia de reumatismo
10 que parece que fue Ia causl de la
caida.
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CoIocaciones.

CoNTABLE ocupado AIgunos afos con
Corporation, aceptaria proposiciones de
2 frmas para trabajar por horas o
pOr convenio. B. Box 715, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 5-28
DEsEA CoLoCARsE:- Una senorita
con conocimientos practica en- maqui
i1illa, ingl6s, espafiol y trabajo de of
Gina en- general, (excepto estenpgra-
fia). Buenas referencias. Para informe
dirijase al Director. 5-6
TAQUIGRAFA: Sc solicita una de Es
pafiol Ingl6s, con practica y amor al
trabajo. Hernandez, Allen 6s. So
TAQUIGRAFo- coRREsPoNSAL, In
gles- Espanol, desea colocaci6n. Conoci-
niento trabajo general de oficina. Qua
tro amos experienced. Traducciones exac
tas. Graduado Escuela Superior. Buenas
referencias. Y. 2. Apartado 76, Fa-
jardo. = .5-19
TENEMoS EMPLEo permanente para
una joven activa con conocimientos en-
ingles y castellano. Olga sueldo soil
cita. Referencias necesaria. Dirfjase al
Apartado S65, San Juan. 5-12
AL coMERCIo: ITiene I'd. alguna
Inca representation que no recibe su
debida atenci6n personal? Nosotros nc-
haremos cargo de ella. Escribanos de-
talladamente. P. o. Box 1909, San
Juan. 5-12
~ 49,
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Propistario: jose n RodrigneM
Tanca Nc S. Teltfono 900. sen Juaa.
Puerto Rico. situado sn una ds lAs
Principales Gales, ceres Del Tren
y del Teatro. pr6ximo . los Hseilsas
ccntiguo al Corrso y dem&s E6i6aios
Federales. Buen trato. Ssrvieio ex-
ceients. Sc sirvsn Cemidas . Ssmisis
Ito. Sc sdmiten abonados = prssios
r,6dscom.
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PoR MUTILACIoN

En- Jayugl fue srrestado Juan Pi-
nero, quien agredio con un machete
a Damian Marrero, produciendole
UNI gran herida en- el brazo, la cual
lie interes6 los tendones, privandola
del movimiento del mismo
Pinero ha sido procesldo por mu-
tilaci6n.
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EdiHcio construido exprssamsuts
para Hotel. modsrnaments squipado.
con sscensor. habitscioees Geo baas,
teltfono, timbres , eusnts rsqsisrs
81 moderno "confort". Plan Eerupss.
Restaurant o Ia earta. Teltfososs
3si.i1s4 Box i2sz, Sen Jess, Piaaa
Principal, San Jaan. PR
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Co1npras.

? 81 QUTERE listed CoMPRAR o
4 vENDER Ronos Acciones de Bancos
e Centrales Y otros valores, tlncas rlsti.
cas- y urbanas, colocar tomar dinero
Z en- hipotecas o pignorar valores, diri
, jase N LLAURI Co., Tetua No
u 6. Telefono 2s7. San Juan P. P
E FOR SALE beautiful home in the
best place in lei Condado". With or
Z without furniture. Beautiful lot. Easy
= payments. Address p. o. Box 7e9. P
INTEREsAMos CoMPRAR algunos
caniiOnes tsadOs, en- buen estado Para
e iiifories: Central Defensa. caguas,
Puerto Rico p
81 I'D. 1NTEREsA BoMBfLLAs, com
IRE la alpha de NitrSgeno ce
FiIamento' concentrate. SO por ciento de
: economic. 81 su comerciante no la tiene
dirfjase a Rivero Chaves Co. San
Francisco 81, frente la Plaza, San
I Juan. 5-29
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HOTELES
IMPERIAL

ri meior, mas ventiiado higie-
nico Colmado. Gran surtldo De- son-
servas espaholas, francesss italia
mas.
Frutas frescas todas les ssmanas.
PRECIOs SIN COMPETENcIA.
Surtido complete en Gaiietas inRls-
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