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New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
n. Y. Z. Outplays Columbia
AT Basketball; Score, 26-l8
Bouts Hereabouts

NtO4NDat
Madison Square Garden-Jack
Britton VS.. Ted Lewis, Is rounds;
Ned Fitzgerald VS.. Pete Hartley, IL
rounds.
Brooklyn Exhibition Association
Larry Hanson VS.. Bert Spencer,
Is rounds; Andy Cortez VS.. Harry
Smith, 10 rounds.
Freeport Auditorium--Jack Stone
vs.. silent" Martin, IL rounds.
TUESDAY
Star Sporting Club-Haryey
Siegel VS.. Jimmy Kirk. 10 rounds
WEDNESDAY
Commonwealth S. C.--Sonny Nable
VS.. Benny Coster, fifteen rounds.
FRIDAY
Pioneer Sporting CIub--Abe Gold
stein vs.. Patsy Wallace, Is rounds.
SATURDAY
Pioneer Sporting CIub-Packey
Hommey VS.. Shamus O'Brien, Is
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Fouls Play important Part
i'm Victory of A. A. U.
Champions; Holm an
and Horowitz Star

New York University, A, A. U. bas-
ketball champion of the country, showed
a reversal of form after its defeat at
the hands of Pennsylvania last Wednes-
day and scored well-earned victory
over Columbia University last night
at the latter's court. The final score
was 26 to 18,
The Blue and White players held
their own with their opponents in the
matter of field goals, but the superior
foul shooting Of Robinsons Of the vic
tors, was responsible for the defeat
of the Morningside five AT times the
Columbia players showed ignorance of
the rules of the game, and in all eight
cen fouls were recorded against them
to eight against N. Y. u. The pen
alties were not of a personal character,
but were technical, mostly for discon-
tinued dribbling and running with the
bali
Outside of the foul-shooting, the
other important feature of the victory
for the a. A. u. champions was their
superior passing The Blue and White
tons of the Violet quintet, with the
result that N. Y. U. frequently had the
ball under the basket.
Columbia was completely outplayed
in the first period, the score being II
to Z, and continued to play poorly
until the very end, With but several
minutes to play, the Columbia men
staged sensational rally, which cut
down the lead of the victors.
Holman, younger brother of Nat Hol-
man. coach of the C. c. N. Y. five,
played sensational game for the vic
tors, and Horowitz. who played oppo-
site him for the Blue and White, did
the best work for the losers. Each
scored two field goals.
The lineup:
Columbia (IS) Pos. ~ Y Il. (2s)
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
New Yorker Breaks Leg
In Polo Game i'm SoutE,

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 5.--Frederick r..
Post, of New York. sustained broken
leg in a fall during polo game here
this afternoon. His pony slipped on
the soft turf when wheeled sharply.
Post was playing No. on team des-
ignated as the Meadow Brook which
played the Flamngo Polo Club four
for $1,000 loving cup offered by Carl
G. Fisher.
C, C. Rumsey and r. L. Bacon, Of
New York, and Jesse Andrews of
indianapolis. were the other players on
the Meadow Brook team. The Flamingos
won, Is to s. Mr.. Fisher, J. G., Cooley
and G. M. Heckscher, of New York, and
Robert Bullock of indianapolis, made
UP the Flaminpn four
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Boston Star Easily Defeats
Local Girl ir Straight Sets
Longwood Cricket Club Player Not Forced 10 Ex-
tend Herself 10 Win; Scores Almost Three
Times Many Placement Aces as Opponent
BY Fred Hawthorne

just about easily smoothly
the spectators Miss
the Longwood Cricket Club Boston, Wagner of
the New Tennis Club,
at the Brooklyn Casino
There slightest
before
familiar with the ability contenders margin by
which the little Lngwood
yesterday, though
Lndersten might decisive had the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
athletes and CIubmen
Forced TO Build Track

DOSTON, Feb. 5.--Thc Boston
I'D Athletic Association. shifting
the scene of its annual indoor games
from the Mechanics Building for
the first time in more than Il quar-
ter century, to-day found labor
troubles interfering with the in
stallment Of it's running track at
the Boston Arena.
AS the engagement of union car
penters at rates demanded would
cause conflict with employers, many
of whom are members of the club,
and the hiring of non-union men
would mean taking sides with the
employers, the management of the
games enlisted club members,
students of nearby colleges and
other friends of athletics as volun-
teers TO install the track sections.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Recruit Refuses 20 Sign

BEAUMONT, Tex, Feb. 5.-Al Nixon,
outhelder, sold last fall by the Beau
mont, Texas, League club, to the Bcs-
ton Nationals. said to-day he is dis
satisfied with the salary offered him
by the Braves and has returned his
contract unsigned,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Ice Carnival i'm Brooklyn

A carnival on steel blades will be
held tomorrow night at the Brooklyn
Ice Palace, Bedford and Atlantic ave-
nues. There will be number of
races, including an event on rollers
end q broom ball game. 1t will be a
costume affair, and Manager Joseph
0'Malley has offered numb of
handsome prizes.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
State Picks Two RELAY Men

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Feb. 5.-Two
of the four members of the Penn State
College relay team, which will meet
Dartmouth and Columbia in a special
two-mile race at the Millrose games in
New York Tuesday night. have been
definitely decided upon. They are
Demming: of Harrisburg. and New
conner OF Unlontown. The other two
members probably will be announced
Monday
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
NAVY TriumnIls ON Mat

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 5.-The Naval
Academy wrestlers defeated Tufts here
this afternoon by 81 to O. The mid
shipmen won every bout, five on clean
falls and two on decisions. Address
ywrestled in both the 175-pound unlim
tied classes for Tufts and was thrown
by Wiedern Eimers
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Navy Basketball Team
Downs VIRGINIA. 20-l2

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 5.--~-The Uni
Yersity Of Virginia put up a stiff fight
during the first period of this after
noon basketball game against the mid
shlpmen, the score against them being
only b to Ia, but better team work and
more speed IN the second half gave the
Navy the verdict by 80 to IS.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Dempsey on Wav East

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5.-Jack Demp-
Sey heavyweight champion, said to-
night he would leave tomorrow for
New York in response to telegram
IRON his manager, Jack Kearns, re-
ouesting that the champion join him
in the metropolis.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Columbia Cubs Badly Rea,an

HIGHTsToWN, N. J., Feb. 5.-Ped-
die defeated the Columbia freshman
basketball team here this afternoon bv
the score of n to 10, The Columbia
players were completely outclassed,
and Peddie, scored almost at will in
the second half.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
CIasou Point Five Wins

PEERSKILL, N. Y, Feb. 5.-,The
Clason Point Military Academy of New
ork City defeated the Peekskill Mill
tary Academy basketball team here
this afternoon by score of 30 to 30.
Baeckdle, VINO registered Ia points for
ahe yisitoM star of the game.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Scotland Beats Wales
AT Rugby i'm Big Game

LONDON, Feb 5.--Scotlsnd won th'
international Rugby game to-day VIE
Wales, II 70 3.
Northern Union Rugby games plsys'
to-day resulted as follows:
Barrow 10. Swinton 4; Oldham p %. -
ley Q; Hun Kingston %. Brapisy y y
York 3; pewsbury ,, Hunslet 0: Haili,ss.
r. Hull ); ST. Ireiens o. Rochdate ~
Wtdnes ,, Stafford ) Warrington 10, VIE.
:; Leigh S, Wakefield :; Leeds 5, Huddei'
Results of league games played TO-
day follow;
FIRST DIVISION
Bolton W. !. Bradford City ! Brsdt9,,,,s d.,,,.
!, Tottenham H. /; Burnley Z, Aston .li,S lsS
l; Chelsea ?, Newcastle United 0; psr9
c s. Oldham Athletic 5: Everton ,. Mss
chester city o; Uuddersfeld 7. o. bls'sf
burn /: Manchester L. !. LiYerpooss
Sheffield L. J. Preston y, E. O.; sanasi
land .. Arsenal !: West Bromwich a. ;"
Middlesboro 1.
SECOND DIVISION
Birmingham >, Motifs County J; Biaess
pool /, The. Wednesday L Cardiff Gty
Stoke 1; Clapton .. ]. South Shields
coventry city 0. Fuiham ,. LeieesIswu swoI.
o. Bristol City o; Nottingham +. !, VIZ,
northampton ", !; Portvale g. sury
Hull CITY .; West Ham L. B. Leeds T.
THIRD DIVISION
Brentford /. Swansea Town >: BrighseS
and II. /. southampton T Bristol h
GiHinsham O. Exeter CITY 9. MerthSEr. ~.
5; Grimsby T. /, Crystal Palace 0; ~, 'ae
wich c. =. Queens Park h. 0: NorthampS ~
0. Newport c. .; MilwaI A. 4. SouthsgSs
u. 2; Portsmouth J. Plymouth A. |; RES
Ing o. Luton Town I; Watford 0. swinaps
Town !.
The Door OF Opportunity--the sltuss'sp
Wanted columns of The TEtbnne ass sse
IL words 26c, each additional Eords sss
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Manhattan Bows Tri,,nnh

STAMFORD, Conn, Feb. 5.-Barnard
school, of Manhattan defeated the
basketball team of the Massee School.
of this city here to-day by score Of
u to 2l. John Bender, OF Barnard
scored 81 points.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Beats
Patton, One Up
At Pinlehtlrst
Match Close and Exciting
and Played i'm Downpour
of Rain for Nine Holes

PINEHURST, N. G., Feb. 5-John D.
Chapman, of the Greenwich Country
Club, obtained we'll earned win in the
seventeenth annual st. Valentines golf
tournament. which was completed hero
to-day. Chapman defeated Larry
Patton, of Boston, one up in the semi
final round this morning and won from
Donald Parsons, of Youngstown, by the
same score this afternoon.
No golfer among the winter colony
here has practiced more diligently than
Chapman. He was runner-up here last
month in the mid-winter tournament
to A. l.. Walker jr., and has done we'll
in number of events.
The metropolitan golfer had a put
ting streak in his match against Patton,
which was of great assistance to
him in winning. He had but twenty
two puts on the eighteen greens. sink
ing number of long ones for halves
or wins. Parsons defeated G. b. Fownes.
of Oakmont, and as in the other semi
final bracket. Fownes won the event
last year.
The first nine holes of the final
match were played in a hard rain
which soaked up the sand greens and
clnsa FL ,l,S ~ ho ,'iatcH was
IlooS az Che way nelther obtaining
eighth hole Chann,or b;+ "a n,orl; II
lick shot frnna ns ~ L,' nlashle mp
ho,,I III 80. on tne green Wnich
bounced into the cup for two, and Par
sons did the same thing at the ninth
Parsons led one m Mt the turn
Chapman squared the match at the
eleventh with five to Parsons six and
took the lead at the thir+oentb WILL
another f;ve porsors ~ ~ .. .vi. M Mltn
81 +ho -;,'to'.i 0olS eo' ''e 'latch even
dI tne slHteenth, when he shot fine
par four, but CHAPMAN won thc chow
seventeenth whom Pa,core ,,;.eal ~ y
t,,,o1fs1 "neh al SohS missed Il
Cwo. iooI putt Tor half. The eight
eehth was halvcd, In six, Parsons tax
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Montclair Academy Easy
For Poly Prep Quintet

Montclair Academy proved no match
for Poly Prep at basketball in Brook
lyn yesterday, losing by score of 81
to l6. 1t was apparent from the start
that the New jersey lads stood no
chance, and the score at the end of the
first half stood II to in favor of the
home team.
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Harvard Fencers Beat Bowdoiu

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 5.-Har-
ward showed ~Bowdoin under in fencing
nere this afternoon, Z bouts to 2. The
losers, however, edged out Tech in a
morning bout, to 4.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Columbia (1S) Pos. \. Y. II. (2s>
lyman. n.............L F,........... Holman
Johnson ..........R. F.:.,...,.....G Goeller
Watson .....,..,.. .C........,,., Robinson
pulleyn .,,.,.,.....I1. G...,........ Baker
Horowitz ,...,.. II. G......., Delaney
Goals from hoor--N y u: Holman
{2), Baker (2). Delaney {2). Goeller. Rob
inson. Columbia: Johnson t2), Horowitz
CD. lyman, Watson. PuIleyn. C'oals from
foui~-N. Y. u: Robinson. 10 out of 1s.
j. N. s3fshea. West Point. Umpire--w. g,
eochman, Navy. Time Of halves---20
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Quaker City and Buffalo
Join Continental League

Philadelphia and Buffalo will be rep
resented in the Continental Baseball
League, George H. Lawson, it's organi-
ger announced here last night. The
Philadelphia franchise has been
awarded to Captain Raymond C. War
ner, and the Buffalo one to Warren l..
Patterson, shoe manufacturer.
Lawson expressed confidence of plac-
ing team in Newark, N. j., where he
is to confer with Mayor Gillen to-mor-
row. Next week he will go to Cleve-
land, Pittsburgh and either Cincinnati
or Chicago to confer with manufac-
turing interests in regard to placing
teams in those cities. He said he had
received applications from four negro
teams for membership in the league
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

goal is out of place. But just how purely furnishing
holds can be eliminated successfully is another matter.
vi course, matter of 100 per cent sport, none
OF the Furnishing holds that merely put on to half
Kill man and crush his resistance should be permitted.
But If Stecher and Lewis matched with the
head lock- the scissors and the hold barred how long
do you think either would need to bring about
TALL! The pair would be there tugging away all
In Protest
Dear Sir Please accept my belated protest against
these AAmerican football teams You will not if you
check up, find Far Western player picked on even the
second third teams With Brick Muller left off it is
like awarding medals for distinguished war service and
leaving out Sergeant ork of Tennessee Every expert
who saw the California Ohio State game Wice Harley
and all the others, say that if Muller isn't an AlAmeri-
can end, there He is brilliant on both
attack and defense. He peg football on line for
sixty yards, and there is none faster in breaking IN
plays. Muller comes from team that scored $40
points against ID The accident of birthplace alone
deprives him of being rated end in the same class
with Shevlin Hinkey Fitzpatrick and Hardwick Reared
and educated in Cambridge, New Haven or Princeton.
this laughing redheaded nineeen-year old giant who
carries 100 pounds spenddy porporoned over his six
foot one inch frame would be grdiron immortal
Truly, there's fine food for the cynics!
F. SCULLY
ISL Broad Jumpers
Dear Sir: Among those who have passed "a feet in
the broad jump don't overlook Kraenzlein Prnstein
Worthington Carl johnson and A. L. Gutterson whose
Olympic jump 81 feet IL inches within half an
inch of Pat OConnors record. An nnitesimal ridge Of
clay probably stood between Guerson and Pats crown
That half inch was both negligible and a tragic hurdle
S. K. WILSON.
1T VIII be interesting to in the coming spring
campaign just what long rest will be able to do for
waiter Johnsons arm. When veteran picks up
knk the result generally total loss and as johnson
has been blazing them since 1908 he can hardly
be classed kid.
In view of recent rulings Babe" Ruth is now wor
ried that rival pitchers will bar his famous homeqln
head lock and cut him down to half swing
wreath of thorns around the brow is reported to
be successful way TO check the head lock even if Il
doesnt quite break it up.
Willard has another reason for wanting to fight
oempseyhe would like to step into ring just and
know that at least half of the multitude present
on his side of the passionate debate
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
w est Pointers Defeat
TarheeI Court Five

WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. 5. Army
won fast basketball game from Uni
versity of North. Carolina to-day, 81
to 20. The Army showed decided i'm
rrovement over the form they have
displayed for the last fortnight. The
rassing and floor work of the Cadets
vas excellent for the greater part of
the game
The West Pointers went out in front
ct the start, Pfeiffer registering from
the field few seconds after the ini-
tial jump. The Army maintained their
advantage until close to the finish of
the first half when the Southerners
evened the score at is to Is, the first
period closed with the Cadets leading
II to Is.
The lineup:
Army (2D. Position. North Carolina (2s)
Iehules ...........L, F...... Mcdonald
Smythe ....,........R. E.. .Carmichaal
Ia oezies. -........ .C........... c. I.iprert
Ptelher. ............L Handy
kessfer er........,...R. G......... Shepard
Goals from feld--Pfeiffer (4). pabeziss
%, French (3), ytchules Smythe 12).
carmichael (bl. Lipfert. Mcdonald Shep-
ara (3l. Goals from foui--French / out
OF 4; Pfeiffer. I out OF s, Carmichael 8
out OF Is. Observation-Disclosures for
French. Smythe for Vichules, Lawxencs
Tor Dabezies, Erwin for Shepard, Shepard
for Erwin.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

tieid goals--McKee (6). Waters (2l
Ault Byerly. Parr, Sexton (3), Haskins
Eoui s9 g1ais-.,Mc kee co. Greber (2), Hatch
Academy; Byerly for Biue, I.enhsrt far f9r
Byeriy Barnes for Mckee, Gerber for Anit
Lyons Tor Walters, johnson for Parr, Vtr
Elhla; NcWman for Hatcher TaIbert for
sexton, Edmond for Opplemau McHood Far
Hasklns. Referee Morse, George Wash
,qgton. umptre-Pippen University OF
Maryland Time of periods-20 minutes
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Xavier Five Wins Again

Xavier High School, of Manhattan,
tories by defeating the Brooklyn Prep
team yesterday at the Sixteenth Street
court. The score was 80 to 19.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
@ Broad Jumpers

1t Will be interesting to in the coming spring
campaign just what long rest will be able to do for
Walter Johnson's When veteran picks up a
kink the result is generally total loss and as johnson
has been blazing them across since 1908 he can hardly
be classed as kid.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

In view of recent rulings Babe" Ruth is now wor-
NED that rival pitchers will bar his famous home-riln
head lock and cut him down to a half swing.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

wreath of thorns around the brow is reported to
be successful way TO check the head lock even if i
Doesn't quite break it up
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

The Door of Opportunity--the sltassss
Wanted columns of The Tgtbure, hsssf hssc
IL words csc, each additional Eord5 .ss'
--AdFt. 7.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Willard has another reason for wanting to fight
Oempsey-he would like to step into ring just once and
know that at least half of the multitude present were
on his side of the passionate debate
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De BASE BALL
EN- DEFENsA DEL "NYAL"

Hace va varios dias que leo en- la prem
sa algunos articulos firmados por un
sefior de Manati, quien desconoce 10 que
pasa en- los dominios de la pelota. Su pri
mer articulo atacaba ferozmente los
muchachos del s.Nyal'', hasta Sc atre
vi6 decir que los habia visto jugar ell
Vega Baja que los muchachos del re
ferido pueblo les habian dado una pali
"a. lComo pudo usted afrmar semejante
cosa2 Ese mismo domingo los tNyal"
Sc encontraban descansando en- sus res
pectivas casas....
Para esa misma fecha sali6 Gle 3a-
yam6n una novenita Junior para IL
diar con un escogido de Vega Baja, y
listed Sc ha atrevido decir que los del
ssNyal'' de Bayam6n fueron barbara
mente derrotados. Tambi6n trat6 algo
NAL a los j6venes de Bayam6n. sPara
un BIEN, un NAL pago".
Manatiefios: el dia que ustedes derro
taron Ia novena ssNyal'', envie una
carta nocturna felicitando a Manati y
a su novena; y ahora, despues de tanta
cortesfa, Sc nos insulta.
Nosotros, en- cambio, insistinos en-
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AYUDE a Los N1Nos PoBREs

Es necesario que en- cada NUM-
cipiO de esta isla Sc organize Ia SO
ciedad filantr6pica Ell Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres'. Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
6xito que podemos asegurar que
tOdos los nifios pobres que asisten
. las escuelas van debidamente cal
Eados.
No sc necesita hacer SACRIFICES,
aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insigniiicante que sea. M6ndelO
hoy mismo ii usted desea, } la
seEOra. dofia
MARIA 4. DE EUAIaEZ,
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NERCAD( DE CAMBUl
M vENc1Dos Nj vENcEDoREs

Nuestro corresponsal Ell. Humacao nos
participa que en- Ell desafio efectuado
entire las novenas "Oriente STAR, de
Humacao, Ell America de San
Juan, no hubo vencedor nj vencido. FL
juego result6 empate, habicndo hecho
cada uno de los teams dos carreras
en- el ultimo inning.
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BAYAMoN DE PLAcEMEs

En- el Immediate puesto de Baya-
mon hay un puesto para venta dc
peri6dicos en- uno de los kioskos dc
In plaza. Els un sitio ideal y todas
horas se encontrarS alli Ell MUM
DO.
Tambien BE venden eigarrilIos, ta-
bacnM. dulcaa References Advt
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felicitar Manati, v le deseamos de bue
ma fe que siga en- progresc.
A ese torpe cronista lie regalaremcs
el tLine up de los "Nyal" para
que en- otra OCCASION no meta la PATA.
UNO QUE oDIA LA MENTIRA.
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Sc ofreces

H0sPEDAJE para sefioritas blancas
que deseen estudiar en- La Normal. So
liciten information jose M. Acosta,
Rio Piedras. Casa frente q la Universi-
dad. Box 81. Precios de situIaci6n. o-17
VIDRIERAS MOSTRADOR tenemos en-
existencia de 16 y "a pulgadas de an
cho en- 4, y 6 pies de largo. Precios
de fabrica. Diaz Hermanos, Cruz 10,
San Juan, P. r. 9-22
OFRECEMOS hospedaje para se1oriras
que deseen estudiar en- la Universidad
de Rio Piedras. Solicitor informes a
Basilia G. de Reyes, Gale Gecrgctti,
apartado 475. Rio Piedras, P. R. %
CoNTAB1LIDAD 2 TRADUccToNEs:
Contador publico: traducci6n de docu-
nentos, cartas, ETC., del ingl6s al es-
pafiol y vice-versa. Honorarios modera-
ocs. Dirijase al Apartado SOS, San
Juan. 9-29
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COmpras.
o o la 3 or AC1oM

: A los selores que nos honrAn env.9n
donos espont&neamente trabaAOs de co
Inboraci6n les rscomendamos que guar
Cen copia, pues no respondemos do Ga
dovoluci6n on case de no utdliEarloR
nj sostsnsmOs correspondence sobrs
plloa.
Oresmes iAnecesario decir cue, dada
la indols do este prt6diee y Ia sul-
turs de IOs sscritores que dssesA pres.
ear ga valiOBo sOncurso, no sparses.
psrsonalments . Ainguae ds loo man.
expsRarHs dsbetisps.
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uN HnMRRE HERIDo

LA policfa de Adjuntas informa que
en- el barrio de ''Pellejas CeferinO
Yamb6 atac6 con una navajo a Claudio
Vazquez, infiriendole varias neridas
graves.
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Sc ARRIENDA una fnca de cafia v
lecherfa cerca de San Juan. Informara
Hato Rey, Box 34.-9-1O.
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A LOS DENTISTAS.-Una odcina COM
pleta, con muebles, dos salones de reci-
bo, dos de operative, con cuatro sillo-
mes dentales v clientela para dos dentis
tas: la arrienda Ell doctor Alvarez VAL
16s que marcha para los Estados UNI
dos por tempo ilimitado. Los que la
interesen dirijanse al apartado 9O6, San
Juan.-9-12.
Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones con o
sin muebles para matrimonio j0ve-
nes Y Sc da comida varias personals.
Informaran Gale Dos Hermanos No. AZ,
Stop 10, Santurce. 9-13
Sc ARRIENDA una finca de 14O cuer-
das de paste; casa vivienda; dos case
tas peones; propia para vaqueria. In
formaran P. r. Commercial Corp. Tan
ca y Tetuan, San Juan P. r. 1O--2
Sc ALGUILA un garage, Wilson 81,
tel6fono 113 Rojo. 10Y
SE AL0UILAN dos habitaciores fres-
cas- y colnodas, propias para un matri-
monio. Gale Colomer No. 10. 9--8