davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-07-15
ERR AIRPIANE. NOTE WING OF THE
CORNER.

tions in Oregon at Portland. Salem.
Marshf1eld, Eugene, Baker, klamath
Falls and several other places. Mt. Hood.
which Is in Oregon, is 11.225 feet high.
and as that is about two miles up,
think it was a very brave aviator who
took that picture.
Who knows some other high noun
tain in the United States? l see there
is. plan to name a big one for Frank
lin K. Lane, who was in Mr.. Wilson's 8
cabinet. I hope they do. Will members
of the Junior Travel Club who live near
mountains write to me about them and
send me some pictures if they have any?
-t RUSSELL BURKE,
The Travelog Boy.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

washington.
Dear Travel Pals: I do not ever ex-
pect to see a mountain from the top of
it. but aviators have, so 1 thought this
time would take little junior travel trip
to Mt Hood. They are now trying to climb
Mt. Everest, and the forest service Is
watching for forest fires from aeroplanes
that were in the war. They want to fly
over Mt. Everest If they can. but that is
a very hard job.
With aeroplanes they can now make
maps that they could never make be-
Evening star., 1921-07-15

fore because. the aviators can take pic
lures from the air and survey land and
do all that kind of work. An idea OF
what can be done is shown by the
record of five planes that in five flying
days and going ninety-five miles an
hour covered a distance Of nearly 10000
miles. That is certainly getting over
the ground, but guess 1t will be some
time before members Of the Junior Travel
Club ar going from one place to another
that way. 1 like to travel by letter In
the Junior Travel Club or on train or
in an auto much better.
In watching for forest fires is where
the planes do great work. and now they
are planning wireless telephones for the
ayiators so the men on the ground can
Evening star., 1921-07-15

BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Who feels a guilty conscience tweak
Best heed lest he turn ont sneak:
I -Bowser the Hound.
Bowser the Hound stood out back
OF Farmer Browns barn looking
across the Green Meadows toward the
Old Pasture. 1t was early in the
morning, very early. 1t was so early
that Farmer Browns Boy was not
yet up. But he would be very soon.
Bowser knew that. His master was
not the kind to oversleep when there
was work to be done. and the haying
was not yet finished.
There are young Foxes over in
the Old Pasture" thought Bowser
II know IL, because l smelled them
when Master and / found the home of
were over there after berries. Any
way. Master was after berries. l be-
lieve 1 could have dug those young
Foxes out II he would have let me-
But he wouldn't. He wouldn't let me
stay around there. He's funny: He
certainly is queer. If those Foxes
grow UP they'll steal his chickens. or
try to, and that will mean 1 will have
lieve I'll run over there and dig them
out. Master won't know anything
about it,"
Bowser started across the Green
Meadows for the Old Pasture. turn
ing his head to look behind him with
a guilty air every few minutes. He
wouldn't feel comfortable until he
was hidden by the bushes in the Old
started straight for the place where
he knew those young Foxes were. Half
way there he rounded turn in a crook
ed little cowpath, and there right in
front of him sat Reddy Fox. Bowser
stopped short for just a second. He was
as surprised dog as ever lived. Reddy
sat facing him and grinning. 1t was for
all the world as II Reddy had been wait
ing for him.
Reddy had been waiting for him. The
truth is. Reddy had seen Bowser out
Behind Farmer Browns barn looking
over toward the Old Pasture. He had
guessed just what was in Bowser' mind.
You know Reddy Fox has very keen
wits. OF course. he knew that Farmer
Browns Boy and Bowser had found that
hidden home in the Old Pasture. He
and Mrs. Reddy had been tempted to
move that very night to another home.
But Reddy had been quick to note how
Farmer Browns Boy had pulled Bowser
away, and right away he shrewdly
guessed that there was nothing to fear
from Farmer Browns Boy. So they had
decided to stay.
But Reddy knew Bowser so we'll that
he was sure Bowser would return the
Evening star., 1921-07-15

ing. rip-snorting. joyous adventure. full
Of gore. glory and soda pop. Their end
less questions are really signs Of an
eager hunger for reality. You would re-
spect and capitalize that hunger did
you dnd II in an adult. Since 1t comes
from q child you are suspicious. because
you think he lives in an unreal world.
As . matter Of fact. we are the ones
who live in dim and artificial world.
Our eyes are full Of dust. We cannot
see the sparkle Of the reality that sur
rounds US. We cannot hear the million
adventure calls that turn his buzzing
Go with a child If you would win
that sparkle back again. Go with him,
not as q condescending superior, but
as q humble student and inquisitive
companion. Watch how he SEXES upon
'he newness Of eyerything-.how he will
SEQ the thousand sides Of a question,
where you had thought there was but
one. Make a pal Of him and time his
thought beats. And then apologize to
him-for he knows how and you have
forgotten.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

Separate accommodation is now pro-
vided In the audiences for men and
women in motion picture theaters In
Madrid. -a
Evening star., 1921-07-15
Things You'll Like to
Make.
lOo'i Rreu.hion

II Dotty's little dolly breaks or she
tires of Tt>you can put 1t to good service
by making this darling little doll PIN
cushion from its head, legs and arms.
1t will be nice for her room or even for
mothers boudoir. Cut a kimono-style
dress from silk or satin. Seam the sides.
Stuff it with cotton. Shir the neck
opening to fit tightly around the head.
the armholes around the arms. and the
bottom edge around the legs. II ruffies
of lace finish the neck, sleeves and bot
tom, your doll pincushion will look even
sweeter "a small sawdust body doll
makes a very good foundation, as you
will not need to stun the body Of the
dress.) FLORA.
(Oopyright, 1917
Evening star., 1921-07-15
1921 International syndcateo
HOW MANY TRAVEL CLUB MEMBERS HAVE
SEEN A MOUNTAIN FROM THE TOP?

get the location Of fire quickly and
get right after it. They also have
made plans to mark places for the
aviators to drop messages and they mark
out great white squares thirty feet
across for the men to look for. 1t takes
a good shot to hit the mark. l would
say. The aviator will mark on a map
where he saw the fire starting and If
there is no good landing place near a
rangers headquarters he will mark the
map fire and drop it for the ranger.
Then they have message cans, too.
These have a big red flag in them so
the ranger can find the message.
The forest air service has several sta
Evening star., 1921-07-15
The Old Gardener Says:

Sweet peas. beautiful as they
are. often have short life. es-
pecially in warm sections. Here
is a way to prolong the season:
When the vines begin to turn
yellow. cut them back to within
two feet of the ground. Then
dig a little bonemeal into the soil
five or six inches from the plants.
If in addition you can apply
plenty of water, you soon will
have the plants blooming freely
again. Don't forget one thing.
though. Your sweet peas will in
variably stop Towering II you let
them go to seed. Make sure that
every blossom is picked.
Evening star., 1921-07-15
uI1IILE1oRlE,
%BEDTlnE
BoWser the Hound Slips
AWAY.

BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Who feels a guilty conscience tweak
-Bowser the Hound
Evening star., 1921-07-15
Butter Bean Salad.

Cover two cups Of cold butter beans
with French dressing and let stand for
half an hour. Drain, sprinkle with onion
iuice and mix with cream dressing. Ar
range on a serving dish and garnish
with slices Of rd-cooked eggs cut
lenethwise and some parsley.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

to sell 100 Walker products direct to consumer
in city surrounding towns and counties. earn
ing up to SIS weekly; also have attractive
proposition for men owning light automobiles.
Apply between and am. r 4:30 and 6
pm W. & II. WALKER. INC, 215 Stewart
Dldg.. Warrington:
SALESMAN-To stay on new home operation; !;
to sell houses: commission basis. The Joseph
Shapiro Co, 914 n. y. ave.
SALESMEN WANTED-See Mr.. Mckinney be-
tween 8 q. m. and 8 pm. Washington De-
yelopment Company. 1913 YOU st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-07-15

ISTENOGRAPHER, brig h t
young lady; steady position for
right party. Apply Mr.. Coonin,
VIM. Hahn & Co., 9TH and K
SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Nat.Gnsi pho;U ="

Women who direct work of the Instructive Visiting Nurse
cey the officers and members of board of The
organized Left Mrs w
Mrs Herbert Hoover. Mrs G. Brown Miller. Mrs w. H. Wilmer
Miss E. O. Adams Mrs Whitman Cross Mrs John Newbold
and Mrs Corcoan Thorn Back Mrs Adolph
Miller Mrs F. A. Delano Mrs Clarence Wilson, Mrs S. uide
koper Mrs G. J. Rowcf Miss Sophie Sweet Mrs Charles Gold
smith and Mrs. R. M
Evening star., 1921-04-24

the sick who are not in Washington hospitals They made 324l6
last Standing left right Miss
Mamie Davis Miss Martha Pace. Mrs Ella Margaret
Mao Miss Margaret Mowbray Mrs. Sitting
left right Mrs Ada Hoffman, Miss Daisy
Bactschmid Marie of
eases" II
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LAS RELACIONES ENTIRE LO
FISICO Y LO MORAL.


Ode los mas notables escritores
franceses. Especial para Ell MUM
DO).
Las excitsciones morIles son la eau
ga de numerosos estados. morbidos.
Sc concibe facilmente que una excita
cion nerviosa habitull, que irrita
constantcmente los centros nerviosos
aeSba, a la larga, por modiicar Ia
sensibilidad general. Y es que el sis
tema nervioso tiene las riendas del
ORGANISING.
SI'se piensa en- que un terror ex-
cesivo, unl repentina angu tia, son
capaces &c detener ell corazon, de sus-
pender In respiration Y hasta decau-
sfr la canicie Immediate; cuando Sc
We que los disgustos Y Ia tristeza son
capaces de producer ell cancer las
enfermedades del cora3on; que la Wis
ia de un cadaver puede provocar un
immense terror Y seguidsmente la epi
lepsia; que el trabajo mental excesi-
vo engendra Intermediates lentls que
arruinan ell organismo; cue las pa
stones violentas obran Ia mlnera de
un veneno corrosive, Sc comprende
por que es dificil de aislar en- me-
dici1la, 10 moral Y 10 ffsico, estos dos
elementos del "hopio duplex" tan es-
trechamente unidos por la naturale-
"a.
iQuien ignora el pap~l patologico
que juegan un desengafio pasional,
coplz de producer la neurastenia y
Ia locura? iQuien no Sc acuerda &c
la terrible mania de suicide que Sc
hizo epidenia en- Alemania POGO des-
pues de la publication de s'Werther" ,
de Goethe?
Los hipocondriacos no mueren ca
si.nuncs NADIA mas que de una cosa:
del tenor la muerte.
"Et propter vitam, vivcndi perdere
cauaas".
John Hinter sucumbi6 una angi-
ma de pecho causada por el tenor
de volverse hidrofobo. Esta compro-
bado que ell miedo juega un papel i'm
portante en- la explosion de los acci-
dentes rabicos, asf como tambien Sc
sabe la corea 0 anza de Saint Guy pue
de ser producida por una emocion Vi
va repentina.
If dos estos hechos explican por
la accion brutal y traumatica que
-ejercen las emociones sobre el siste-
ma nervioso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
Divulgaciones cientlficas

Lo que va. es mas dificil de explicar
es la modification de los humores por
la Influenza de causas morales. La
ictericia emotiva es una prueba: sc ha
visto que algunos condenados, mien-
tras escuchaban sus sentencia de muer
te, han presentido los signos caracte-
risticos de Ia ictericia, y 10 mismo ha
podido observarse en- financieros que
han perdido sibitamente su fortuna.
Tn atlque de ira puede causar la fie-
bre, cort r la leche las nodrizas Y
producer otros trsstornos.
Aun cuando el corazon este hoy
completamenta desposeido de su anti
quo titulo de centre affective, sufre
evidentemente, ell contragolpe de los
sentinientos alegres tristes. De
ahi admitir II accion de las causas
morales como engendradoras de en-
fcrmedades del corazon no hay mas
que un paso, Ia clfnica 10 ha fran
queado hace ya mucho tempo. Un
choque moral violento engendra un
estado ncrvioso que desde luego Sc
traduce en- palpitaciones que pueden
degenerar en- hipertrofiss en- otras
enfermedldes caracteristicas del Or
gano.
Todas las emociones repercuten
en- el sistema circulatorio. Una pc
na violent1, 10 mismo que una subj
ia alegria-ila algeria es peor!-
produce un dolor precordial capaz,
en- algunos cases, de terminSr en- he
morragia en- sincope. Todas las
-grandes pasiones Sc traducen por
opresiones Y palpitaciones csrdiacas
ia agitaci6n de la vida polftica, las
emociones del iuego, Ell desgaste de
los placcres etc-)
Corvissrt, ell gran espec 'alista del
corazon, decfa que en- las enfermeda-
des de este organo juglban un i'm
port1nte papel los trastornos socia-
lies, y sgregaba que la mayor parte
de sus clientes serln personas que
habian sufrido grartles ebnoeiones
durante el periodic revolucionario.
La vida polftica, sus querellas, sus
inquietudes, sus constantes sobre-
saltos, tienen urn accion nefasta so
bre el corazon, sobre todo 81 el politi-
co es de naturaleza congestiva ar
tistica.
Seria muy facil hacer una l1gubre
listl de los hombres de Estado que
han muerto consecuencia de angi-
ma de pecho de lesiones cardiacas.
Doctor E. M.
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Iiga contra liga
ma nervioso.

He lefdo en- Ell MUNDO u1 tele-
grama de N Association de coseche-
ros de Tabsco de Comerio", que di-
ce que la Sumatra es la que induce a
los comerciantes compr9r ell tara-
co al sbarrcr-
Aquf, en- San Lorenzo, Gonde los
cosecheros son pequefos agriculture /,
sucede algo peor.. Salen los comcr
ciantes al campo, Y 81 los .cosecheros
no les dan 10 que ellos quieren, les
amenazan con embsrgarles. va a
alguncs les han embargado t3baco,
tierras; Y, como 81 fuera POGO, hs n
embargado tambien una ermihl de
una congregation religiosa, por SUI
ponerll propiedsd de un cosechero.
Tambien han sido emblrgado3 San
Antonio, San Jose el Corazon de
JESUS, santos que, seg1n dicen, re
gallo un catolico
Fl cemercisnta comprador, al eli
qaidar", le dl ordenes al .agricultor
ie. abona cuentaS, que Segun aquel
dice, lie debe a otros comerciantes.
Ell proposito de estls sctuaciones es
que Ia "Liga Agrfcola", sociedad de
agricultores que trajo abonos bue-
nos y los cedi6 sus socios, fracase.
la Legislature debe adoptar en6r
gicas medidas para proteger q los co
secheros de tabaco, tales como estl-
blecer un registro de cuentas do
cumentos en- cadl pobEs cion, para
que sc ancten en- el la fncl, 10 que
Sc debe Y los prestamos que haga el
agricultor
Ios agricultores de memories re-
cursos en- Puerto Rico desaparece-
ran 81 no Sc unen para defenderse
dcl empuje de los ''truts" 'ayudados
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por sus "alicates", que ahora result
t@n ser los n1ismos lideres que diri-
gen esa mssa inerte indefensa.
Sera predicar en- desierto 81 los
hombres mas prepanldos de Puerto
Rico no toman iniciativa alguna y 81
continuamos no fijandonos en- les
hombres que Sc han de elegir para
que nos representen y hagan leyes
cue favorezcan los agricultores.
Una comisi6n de. agricultores il
baros dcbe visitar al nuevo goberna-
dor tan pronto Sc encuentre en- la
Fortaleza para decirle: Dye Reilly,
no5otros somos la locomotora que
arrsstra todas las cargas del pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, cargamos con
muchos vagos vagones, somos la
calderl que con su calor ha de mover
la maquinarfa que, td diriges; 81 til
no alimentas la caldera, estl no le-
vlntara vapor; no venimos a aclarar
te Ia vista, ese trabajito esta va he
che hay por ahf cerca de este re-
cinto (la Fortaleza) de sobra quie-
nes 10 hagan. Mira nuestras manos
callosas y quemadss, nuestros rostros
palidos, amarillosos Y algo quemados;
csc color producto del sol tro-
pical que agulntamos dia por dia.
No te daies llevar porque oigSs de-
cir Puerto Rico, Y entries aquf
aprobar grandes presupuestos fabulo
SOS, Y proyectos de empyestitos. Pro
cura dar -unas vueltas por los cam
pos fijate bien en- la vida que lie
vln los campesinos; no revuelvas
"prima facie" ese monitor de proyec
tos. No te dejes sorprender. Adios.
I'm jfbaro de SAN LORENZO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

BLANQUEADOR DERMAR VIVA, es-
pecial para las personas de color, emblan
quece rapidamente ell cults oscurc dam
dole un tono de suavidad maravilloso
Pomo cincuenta centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co-7-9
Sc soL1cITAN MAEsTRos.-El MI
nicipio de Isabella desea contratar macs
tros graduados rurales que conozcan
mtsica y sean capaces para formar parte
de dirigir una banda escolarSueldo adj
cional. Tratandose de maestros rurales.
Sc les daran las escuelas mas cercanas a
la poblaci6n. .-Dirfjanse las solicitudes
al Comisionado Municipal Gle instruction,
Isabella, p. R.--6-22. s.sa y +
sACERDoTEs z RELTGTOsAs: Te-
nemos las mejores alpacas Estame-
fias para SoTANAS TRAJEs de re-
ligiosas- E;speciales para los tr6picos-
Solicitor muestras, La Villa de Ma
drid, S. Brau 81. San Juan. 7-15
BLUsAs.-Dar6 agencia en- cualuuier
pueblo de la isla a persona seria, que
realmente sepa cocer blusas; indtil esr
cribir 81 no entiende negocio.- o.-Sefor
Giordani, Guayama, P. R. Apartado
424-6-1.
PETRoLEo GAL cs Ell tnico regere-
rador del cabello de fama reconocida, 10
hace crecer y 10 fortalece, usando Pc.
TROLEO GAL NO HAY CALvAS.-
Pomo grande dos d6lares. Pomo pequeao
81 .25.
GONZALEZ PADTN Co.-7-9
TAoUIGRAFo ExPERTo. Ingles y
cspafiol con Iarga experiencia en- ira,
bajo general de ofcina, comercio
traducci6n. Solicita colocaci6n. Magni-
ficas referencias. Higinio Allende, Box
36S, San Juan. $50
Sc INTERESA un cmpleado con prac
tica en- trabajos de almac6n. Sc pre-
fiere quien tenga conocimientos de pa
peleria v efectos de escritorio. Olga
cxperioncia que tiene, referencias y
pretensiones. Dirigirse apartado NO.
764, San Juan. p.
ST DESEA listed que su cabello vuel-
va q su color natural primitive, use la
DEF. CABEILo DE HAY, pre-
p9rado inofensivo, que, ademas de su-
prinir las canas; fortalecs la raiz del
Frasco Grande $15o. Frasco pc
quefo 70 centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co-7-9
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SEVILLA

Ell mas fresco, amplio comedor con
vista al mar. Departamento para IA
milias. Frente al edifcio del Senado
Y cerca de los dem&s Centres Ofcia-
les. Ell mas conveniente para tran
seuntes.-Se alquilan 40 camas Sc
manal, quincenal mensuaL Hospe-
daje complete, $500. Gale de Girls
to, MIN. 16. San Juan. Telefono 84e.
P. o. Box 5s2. Propietario: PEDRO
ARRIETA.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS


ENsENA5Gos POR CoRREOs t4qui-
graSia 's0rsgg'' en- inglAs y sspafiol >
ascritura uomercial. Oterganlos DiplO-
mas Ia tsrlninactdn 40 los Curses Pi-
da Ynka anforInaci6A '0ratis''. COLE
GIO PERCY. Ponce. 2, P
EsMALTE LToUIDo, el mejor para
hlanquear Ell cue,lo y los brazos, espe.
cialmente las triguenas, es inofensivo
de un resultalo inaravilloso. Frascc
cipcuenta centa7os. >,
GONZALEZ PADIN CO.-7-9
ToDo Ell Qua DRsEE sersr dxifo on on
amores, ser sfsrtunado an juego, des-
arroIlar 4aeultados latentes, solicita el
Tcsoro de los "Lendus'' vaIor del
eiemplar sf.o0. AL pOr mayor gran des-
cuento. Para infsrmss. San Jess 45
texcsr pisc r.
HILo JAPONES acabado de recibir,
en- todos los ndmcros a $3.50 docena.
Franqueo extra.
GONZALEZ PAOlN CO.-1-9
EN- CRIsTALEs 7 EsPEJos somos
los dueflos. Nuestros Representatives Hi
res Turner Glass Co son los mayores
fabricantes de este producto. DIAZ
HERMANOS, Cruz. 10, San Juan. 7-20
AcEPTo representation en- ell ramo de
provisiones para Mayagiiez y su distri-
to. Referencias las que Sc exijan. Box
Ill, Mayagiiez, p. R.-7-8.
CEPILLOS marca FULLER que no ven
den en- las tiendas, pueden llevarse a.
domicilio del comprador, por un repre-
scntante ,avisando FULLER BRUSH
Co., Box 246, San Juan, telefono 43s
negro, Santurce.-6-16.
RATA blanca natural, paquetes de
una libra sesenta centavos; la misma Ell
todos los colores; paquetes de un cuartc
de libra treinta centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN CO.-7-9
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IMPERIAL

Ell mejor, mas ventilado higiS.
nico Colmado. Gran surtido de con-
servas espafolas, francesas italia
mas.
Frutas frescas todas las seD1anaa.
PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- Galletas ingle-
sas americanaa. Mayagnez, P. 3.
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NGATERRA

Propietario: Jose d. Rodrfgusz.
Tanca No. 8. Telefono 300. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Situado en- una de Las
Principales Gales, cerca del Tren
y del Teatro, pr6ximo loa Muelles,
contiguo al Correo demas Edifeios
Federales. Buen trato. Servicio ex-
celente- Sc sirven Comidas . domiei-
lilo. Sc admiten abonados q preeios
m6dicos.
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CARIBE

Situado en- ell coraz6n de Ia ciudad
Ferfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnifcas
hahitaciones con bafio privado y efec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias viajantes. Precios mode
radios.
Tel6fonos 4s4 Y 1909, P. o. Box 3o6.
Gale de San Francisco, No. Sd.
San Juan. p. r.
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Sc aIquila.

DESEO casa, piso o apartamelto peuue
no, propio para matrimonio y servicio
en- sitio c6ntrico de San Juan. Dirijase
. M. r., Box 345, San Juan. P.
VIVA FELIzEENTE ganando IN buen
sueldo. Nosotros lie ensenaremos Conta
bilidad, Correspondence, Ingl6s, y
Aritm6tica en- corto tempo v por pocc
dinero. Renitanos este anuncio con 81
Y lie inandaremos las primeras lecciones
para que las examine. 81 eli curse no
le interesa, lie devolveremos el dinero
che Carnegie School of Commerce, apar
tado 1876, San Juan, p. r. 6-21
SOzODONT famosa dentifrica y desin-
fectante para la boca; combination de
un pomo de liquido y una latita de pol
vos en- SUI estuche por I'M dollar.
GONZALEZ PADIN CO-7-9
Sc DESEA arrendar por dos meses para
eso particular un autom6vil de cinco
pasajeros. Dirijase Mayor G M. Lopez.
El Oriente, Naguabo, cspecifcando pre-
clio, condolences, etc. 6-27.
Sc AIQJILA una habitaci6n ampla
propia para dos j6venes. Informaran ca
lie San Rafsel niim. 6, csrca del Hip6-
aromo. e-2s.
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Ell VESUBIO

Participo a mi numerosa clientele
que nuevamente me encuentro al
frente de este acrcditado Restaurant
donde encontraran un esmerado SER
vicio a la carta.
Sc sdmiten abonados = nunca fal-
tan Ioa sabrosos spaguetti.
Vicente RYNALDI.
Allen 90. San Juan. Tel6fono 080
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PALACE

En- Ell centro comercial do San
Juan, con vista a Ia bahia. Contiene
ITO habitaciones amplias con cuartos
de bafio. "Roof garden, sitio ideal
para bales, banquetes, 'soirees". FL
s:tio de reunion de la buena sociedsd.
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EIOTELES
CENTRAL

Edifcio construido expresaments
para Hotel, modernamente equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con baiio,
telefono, timbres y cuanto requiers
ell moderno "ccnfort". Plan Europeo.
Restaurant a Ia carta. Telefonos:
381-1144. Box 1852, San Joss, Plaza
Principal, San Juan, P. r.
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Sc vende.

TINTT .-IQUIDO INSTANTAEEo pa
n el pelo Y la barba ,tiie en- pocos mi
nutos Ell pelo cano dcvcolorido, Sc ga
rantiza que da exccientes resuitados;
color negro. Fyas.o grande un d6'ar
FRISCO pequefio seserta centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co.-7-9
INDUaTRIA.-Estab blecida. Ganancia
diaria $50, SO vende Sc reQuieren mil
cuatrocientos d6lares Para tnfcrmes dir
jase apartado 1884, San Juan.-5s1.
sccS~oocSSaoc
EE VENDB barato ror ausentarse su
dueHc, autom6vil Hudson Supper Six
en- muy buenas condolences, con gcmas
dc represtc Lame al 52S, San Juan 0
Box Ill. p
Sc vENDE una imprentita de mano,
maquinas de cadeneta y doble pespun-
ties "Singer" motores el6ctriccs pc
quefos para maquinas de coser y mu,
chos otros artfculos propios para taller
de costura. Pueden verse en- Aven1da
Ponce de Leon 100, santurce. 6-27
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MARINA

Este acreditado hotel situado en- la
Marina, frente al Paseo de la Prin-
cesa ha pasado a poder del que sus-
cribe por compra hecha su antique
duefio Sc admiten abonados. Buena
conida. Excelente Servicio. Habita-
clones frescas y bien equipadas.
Benito MAYOL.