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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
KAUFF PROMISED
JOB WITH GIANTS

NV York, Dee. slStyBenny Kauff.
al"pCndrl GuteNder Of The New DIRK
Ciputs, can have his job bac' when.
aver tho guspeusior imposed by Judge
* NJ LaaGr, hlseball commissioner,
Is lifted, council for r,N. club told Su
prcmc court Justice Whitaker ycster.
day ct hearing on Kaui,s applica.
ton Tor q permanent Injunction re-.
straiNirg judge Lands and club Of
Gc'as from maintaining the bal
p. inst him
Tive clubs council argued that no
il'uaetibn order should be issued, In.
rs much as the club merely was obey
inE The commissioners ORDER.
1t was pointed out Tat the option
clause IN KauH's last years contract
expires next Sunday, and that II the
ban woa not lif.el by that time, the
Club would have no further claim on
KauG and Kaulf no claim on the club.
GrlCss q new contract wan negotiated.
Counsel for Kauif, who was sus-
rordei following HIS Indictment :or al
legged coripueity IN tho sale OF
stolen automobile, charged Judge Ian
d. with "czarism' IN continuing the
ban aftE- Kauff lad been acquitted by
a jury,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
0. \. s. IN SEASONS
FIRST GAME WITH
?. y. |. c. FIVE JAN. G
SMITHS MEN GETTING INTO FINE
SHAPE FOR FIRST GAME ON
scAEouLE-GAME TO BE PLAY.
Ed AT HIGH SCHOOL GYM,

When the school bells sound forth
again next Tuesday morning, Coach
Smiths Ottawa high school basket
bail men will resume training for
their initial tilt of the season. which
will he played against the Luther col
leCe quintet at the high school on
Friday evening, Jan. 6. 1t will be
The frs, official game OF the season
for the red and white basket shooters
and 1t seems as though they have Sc
llcted u tough foe for the initial
clash. as Coach Bryustad is reported
as having one OF the fastest clubs
ever turned out at the south side in.
atitution in years
However the high school mentor
has been deyotng all his time to his
men and when they play the season :
first battle he is expected to uucork
a bis surprise. Ever since the grid
iron season came to n close he has
been drilling his men to perfection
and by this time they ought 10 be in
pretty fair shape for the season
exeelens materlsl.
lie has some excellent material ~
nirs from this year aud prospects %!
title team AT O. Il. :. are Of the
best. 30, instance there is Joe Gel
ger. who has had one years expert
encf. Joe Is a whirlwind at "A for.
ward position and Smith banks on
him as the star Of the team. Then
there is LooRey a tall rangy fellow
who promises to cop the other for.
ward position. Looney also has had
considerable experience and together
With Geiger, put in some hard train
ing while the football team was play
ing its games.
nOucherty Mcckenstcck, Farrell,
Carr. West, Frazier and other ath-
letes who played on the football
team have been training for the bas-
ket team. As yet none Of the men
has been assigned a permanent posi-
tioI and probably none win be until
the night OF the battle with 2. V, l..
C.
p. V. L. C. Working Hard
Brynstad also has been working
hard with his men and the high school
T players will be given some tough op'
position when they meet The
''Swede" team has already engaged
in one game They lost the game.
however, 70 the Marseillesl high
school team by "A close score OF Ii
to 10, in an exciting game. The game
/ was marked by a sensational finish
( p. V. L. c. held a lead Of Is to Ia
( no to the last thirty seconds OF play
But Just before the whistle blew t
affair one of the Marse ed lsleneht
+ end the affair one of the Marseilles
forwards sank a sensational basket
( giving them victory by one point
margin
That loss, however, doesn't have
j anything to do with future games and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
CHARGES FLY IN
CANUCK SPORTS

Montreal. Quebec. Dec 3i.-Tcmpo
,ary cards were issued by the ANA
trur Athletic Union o.; Canada to fouc
members OF the Dalhousie University
hcckC5 team rs il was about to leave
Halifax yesterday 20 meet Harvard.
The CARD were issued after Hugh
McKinnoA, a suspended McGill UNI
yersity athlete, was alleged 10 have
admitted accusing thirteen we'll known
Canadian athletes c. profC ssionalisH
with The hope Of getting his own card
back by threatening to disrupt ath,
letics in eastern Canada.
The four Dalhousie players were
Leon Fluck. Arthur Lilly, Duke Nc
Isaac and J. I. Mcneil. All he'd been
accused b. McKinnor and had denied
the charges
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
LEONARD 81 CHOICE
OVER PlNKY MITCHELL

Milwaukee. Wis, Pee. &l.-From a
) to / shot Bonnie Leonard loaped 70
q : 20 / favo.!ta over Piakl Mitchell
following his first workout here yes
tcrday citoruoou ponHys speed was
revelation Even the fast Midget
Smith could not keep up with nun,
Leonard went through six rounds,
Two With Smith, TIVE with Bob NilleH
local weltar. and two with Eddie Met
rio, lcatherweicht There IS no QGsS'
ton of Bonnie bena III.
St,!prad, the champion looked a.
though he did ret carry more than
l'5 pounds He Was as happy rs a
kid and jokcd his aperring partn rs
az he boxed Twice he nearly upset
Miller with left hooks, He seemed q
favCr his right and made little use
OF It.
This morning LcCcard will go u
Tie ROAD, and in the afternoon h. rs
booked for another boxing session,
which viii finish hi- hard training
Iic plans To so On TIC road Sunday
Just 20 .inbcr NJ.
acre are lNb NNtAtl dbit p'Ih' ~
the riukie Mitchell anatomy said
EMy Gibson yesterday, He can't
take them in I'll, chin and he cant
take them in the midoection. Benpic
COWS that. and he is prepared to act
from the start
Despite Cib9ol's assertion, the jun
lor Mitchell has Yet to be knocked ell
his pins. and his scraps inc.ade bat
ties With Rocky Kansas. Willie JacN.
son. ice yelling and other hard hit
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
HEY, HEY, FANS
THE SPORT TAX Is OFF

No more win the lover Of sports
have b ray . tax on the article he
buys No longer will the professional!
ball player or golfer be forced to pay
the high prices for the glove or club
used in his occupation. No longer will
young America have to go without
tho playthings he loves 80 well. Yachts
and motorboats are also included.
And the reason is o recent bin pass
Cd by congress repeating section 800
OF the luxury tax law, which has been
in effect for several years. SpCrunc
goods will be free from all tax ats"
midnight tonight.
The announcements vas made yes
terday by CnNefta~ e it'efaal Reye
nue. John tal w@e eeeaived the
order ftNs Sa&r4. etaa a{utaa tha
coli seN 'asas @ Sea 'srs IN
ape2,a- fsth
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
SCOTT ELATEO OVER
TRADE TO YANKEES

poston. Maga, Dec Everett
Scott, the Red So2 short top and cap
tain @ last year. who goes 70 Nov
Yorl, IN T. tGdo recently anHomcct
would rather be back in Boston help
lag Hugh Duffy try to hct IN the first
division acoln than to play on any
Other club" he wrote from Auburn,
ind, to friends here But he prefers
the Yankees to any club except Dcs
ten.
"l7l feel at home" he continue :.
with Babe Ruth Mays, Hoyt. Schang,
McNally Bush, Harper and Jones, a..
eX-Red SCN"
Scott praised Pcckinpau"h wh2
comes hero frcm New York 70 Ill hi,
place az shortstop, The Red Sex
might have team Of 800 hittcrs, h1
added, but would be weak in pitcGinC
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
VIZ ].TEAM ARRIVES
At COAST FOR TILT.
WITH CALIFORNIA J..
COACH NEALE OF W. c J. ELEVEN
SAYS HIS TEAM WILL GiVE cal.
IFoRNIA SQUAD A BIG SUR
RalsE-eAME TO De STAGED
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON.

Pasadena, Gal. Dec 31-Washina
ton and Jefferson one OF the uudo-
icated cleyeas Of the east, Vh'ch will
give battle to california at Tourna
ment park On Monday in the mpor'
tant intUgsC1JiOnal football struggle
showed Us worr - local fans for the
FIRE. time yesterday. y
The squad. IA 60 &c Of CcSch Ear.
Neale and Graduate Manager MURPHY,
arriyld in Pasadena shortly after )
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, The
party was met by W +. Creller chair.
man Of the football committee Cl the
Tournament OF Roses Association and
about 1000 gridiron fans,
Following an imrromYtu reception
the squad was taken 10 the hotal 10
prepare fer practice Ate" Tie unit
forms wero adjusted the players wer'
hustled into automobile and taken -
the Arcadia Balloon school grounds,
where they were put through lo2s
drill in a drilling rain.
The payer1 following nearly a
weeks ride across the continent. did
not mi2i the elements d1I bent ~
their work IN a manner which hcveG
they will dGht the Bears oil the
way On Monday
The players were given plenty or
practice IN handling The slippery bai.
and ran through their PLAYS in p.eas
ing fashion The signal grill was fol
lowed By dummy lectures In when
the defense expected TO stop Calilor,
MAS plays was rehelrsed.
We intend to give them o Battle. ~
said C0ach Nealc California is NJ
composed Of superhuman men TheS
can be beaten the same as ctho@ eleN
ems which were thought to be irwin
chile at the start OF the last season
Harvard was looked upon as in
vincille when the season opened. bu.
still Center and Princeton won from
the Crimson, and Penn State held
them TO tie Ohio State was knock
ed off late In the season by Illinois,
while Chicago sprung one Of the real
surprises Of the season BY defeating
Princeton
Il have a good football club and if
they play the kind OF football thy did
Z ISd4USt r lL-Sbn4 49, ~ s~NN1'~ '+-A't -~
troit. the east viii have nothing TO re-
greet over cur coming out here.
The Presidents have been given a
varied assortment of plays, The for
nations are executed nicely and the
/ eligible men to receive forward passes
are concealed in a manner hard to dc
tect. The eleven has been given q
1 defense which is expected to stop the
! Bears open and close attack, &C
cording to the rooters who accompan
/ led the party.
The team will take advantage Of the
| intervening time to put in some need
! ed practice Another workout viii be
held today and on Sunday the me-
will be taken for long wall; into tbs
mountains.
The California team and coaches
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
w. COCHRAN RECORDS
NEW BILLIARD MARK

New York Dec. 3l--ln series o.
ruJs that averaged two point1 better
Nan " iljio Hopes world record OF
%, WclEcr cochran Thursday night
defeated Edauatd Horemans, the Bel.
ian champion IN twa successive
blocks OF 1871 balk line billiards. 1t
was Ccchran'a first Public appearance
in the ISL game. The scores we're
SC0-22l. 20n-2SS
CoChrals runs averaged -, but 1.
va announced that Hopes record II
- wguld stand beeaLse Thursday
nights was an exhibition affair. while
records may be established only in
recognized tournaments
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31

again Monday with the intention or
pulling the same trick.
AlI-stars Fast Club.
Kohl's gang is tough bunch They
are real basketball players and have
developed some magnificent teamwork
and a strong defense, The fast Earl
vile Cardinals. who on two occasions
have defeated Hitter's team by large
scores, have twice fallen victims to
the fast playing CT the AllStars
Schrecengost and Duffy and Greyet,
the outstanding stars OF the Earlvilla
quintet stated that the Marseilles
team is no doubt the fastest club OF
its kind in this section Of the state
Duffy and Greyer are two clever pei
formers, and when their excellent
playing cannot beat team like that
which represents Marseilles il goes to
show that Kchl has a real club.
Nevertheless, Hittel has strength
ened his team considerably and after
losing three consecutive games his
men are planning in turning tho tide
Gardner, sensational Basketball play
or will play center on the Legion out
fit Gardner is a stellar player anu
much is depended on his playing Mon
day.
Hitter and Anderson will start al
the forward positions. while Langau
and Mathes will start at the guard pc
sitions. Bowermaster, Giehler. LeiS
and several others viii occupy thu
bench and will probably be sent in a,
practically any stage OF the game.
Following are the lineup5:
AIIS1ar- LEGION
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
CENTRE TEAM STOPS AT
e. PAS0 FOR DRILL

Fl Paso, Texas. Dec. 3f.-Coach
Charles B Moran and the Center col
lege football team OF Danyille, Ky
stopped CT in RI Peso to timber up on
tie Texas School OF Mines footbal
acid.
The Colonies were on route from
San Diego, Cal, to Dallas, Texas,
where they meet the Texas A. and NJ
college team Monday.
Coach Moran aaid that his team is
in excellent condition for the Dallas
game.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
TO HOLD NIGHTLY
ICE CARNlVAlS

Lake Geneva, Wis. Dec. 3l--t
nie,'ly ice carnival. Skating gamo'
AMI iae boating. with admission FREE
II al, viii commence tonirht on d.
bay fronting tho city Ct Lake Gcney2.
The ice Is In excellent condition, ana
q aIac' quarter OF a mile square
hes boon Illuminated with electricitv
Complete facilities and comforts tC"
.%aicgs and silht5eors hlNo been pro
yiald b. tn LEGAL Guinness Mems a.
s.eiatiou. 4 program Of WiUi
Sports Rlu b. held oycry aft"rnoCu
ard uiehtHwhile the ice lasts
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31
O ET CT ASFIES WITH OTTAWA AT AF}NORY MONDAY

thc college players Plan to i've up to
the reputation they have been given,
as being the fosteT and cleyerest
team turned out at z v l., G, in u
loaE time. II is eXpected that the
Nurlard brothers w1l be back IN
play by the time the Ramc is to he
rHyed, which win stAeugthen the
team considerably.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-31

were guests CT Airmni association al
the annual reunion ., Soutl, I'm lnl,
iornia alamai at the Hotel Maryland
last night.
Coaches Of the rival teams will
meet today TO assign officials already
agreed upon 90 tine various positions.
The game will start at 2;l5 O'Clock
A crowd Ct w.ell over 10000 spectator
is expected.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-13

Who said that "Ro-
nance" is dead? ANY
sue c h statement is
promptly belied by
one DORIS KEANE,
Of the voluminous pet
ticoats, soon to appear
on Broadway in her
old role in this charm
ing play. Doris was
IN the original pro-
duction. later in Lon
don, for several sue
cessful seasons, and
t h e n in the screen
version. Aboe
MISS JULIET, who is
a lone girl revue"-
or, in other words, a
whole show by herself
and a favorite
Keith headliner. Her
versatility is apparent
in the inimitable man
ner in which she i'm
personates H arry
l. a Il d e r, Nazimova,
Eva Tanguay and Pat
Rooney. Murov
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21

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efter &raf'et me6 fin aniete. Taoer
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torbeooformet MutomobiI gleo fre1n
for @orten % gab ct fraftigt ~8aat>
baat" fra fig. 9a oct ti%liDnelaoenoe
bar u6en @irfning, git Montgre1,
Der fgrte 8ilen> op / @elifabets gien>
bonn og ipurgte efter @ireftgr $ioI>
mar Serenien, bbis npe Bill boIott
%re6enfor.
Man forito6 life itrofs, bbem bort
mente, men liot efter git Ser ct 2ps
op for Selifabets garnIe &asierer.
~Ma, Direfter @grenfen," iaaoe
ban til Monteren> ~io, ban er ffaut,
ien6t paa @oitbufet efter Grimer-
ter" MA
@aa forito6 ogiao Montsren
@@mmenbengen og tpffe6e imilenoe
at me6 fin rp6e ~8aat=boat".
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
UN ARTICULo DEL MI
NISTERIO DE FoMENTo
SIC BALL.
Manati ,agosto 4.


La "Gaceta de Madrid publica ell
siguiente decreto del ministerio de Fo-
mento:
"Articulo primero. Los plazos de prio
ridad consignados en- el articulo cuarto
del convenio International de Paris de
veinte de MARIO de mil ochocientos ochcn
ia y tres, revisados en- el de Washington
de mil novecientos uno, para la presen-
tacion de patentes de invenci6n en- Es-
paia que no hubieran expirado en- pri-
nero de agosto de mil novecientos ca
torce, las que hayan tenido origen des-
pu6s de esta fecha, Sc prorrogan en- IA
vor de los ciudadanos v entidades dc
los Estados Unidos de la America del
Norte. de sus derechos habientes, hasta
Ell dia tres dc setiernbre de mil move
cientos uno, sin perjuicio de los dere-
chos que un tercero, poseedor de buena
fe, hubiere podido adquirir con anterio-
ridad.
Articplo segundo. Los plazos de los
pagos de anualidades, justificaciones de
puestas en- practica y, en- general, de to-
do acto requisite necesario para mantle
ner en- vigor una patente que no hubiese
expirado en- primero de agosto de mil
novecientos catorce, que hubiese tent
do su origen despu6s de esta fechas Sc
prorrogaran en- Espafia a favor de los
ciudadanos entidades de los Estados
Unidos de la America del Norte de sus
derecho habientes, hasta el tres de mario
! de 1922, tambi6n sin perjuicio de los
derechos adquiridos en- Espafia por un
tercero, poscedor de buena fc.
Articulo tercero. Tales concesjones Sc
otorgan condici6n de que los EstadoS
Unidos Gle la America del Norte, a IL
tulo de reciprocidad, apliquen Espafia
los benefcios establecidos en- el acta del
congreso de aqusl pals de tres de mario
de mil move 1ssntos veintiuno.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
UNA GRAN JIRA Sc Or
GANIzA EN- RIO PIEDRAs

Firuada por los cultos j6venes don
Ismael Soldevila, don Nicolas Torres,
don Rafael Castrillo, don Manuel j. san
chez Jr., don Angel Janer, don Luis To-
rres Dfaz, la sefiorita Pepita Cintr6n y
nuestro compafero don Sergio Romano
Gee, hemos recibido atenta invitaci6n
para la gran jira que Sc celebrara el
pr6ximo domingo en- las cercanias de
Trujillo Alto, organizada por Ell Club
rscreatiyo Happy Bunch, de Rio Pie
dras.
A juzgar por la animacion que reina
y por los extraordinarios preparativos
que Sc hacen, la jira promote resultar
lucidisima, pues va han sido distribui
das mas de quinientas invitaciones, es-
peciaImente en- ol Cuerpo de profesores
que asists al Institute de verano de la
Universidad.
Els ell prop6sito de los organizadores
que el referido acto supere en- grandiosi
dad todos los celebrados hasta ahora,
para 10 cual ell entusiasmo es cada vez
mas creciente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
De BASE BALL
Ell BASE BALL ENTUsIAsNIk
AL PUEBLO DE MANAT1


Dentro de breves dias emrezari la
construction de una liga de deportes en-
Manati, en- los terrenos propiedad de-
senior Cortes. Hacia mucho tempo que
en- Manati era necesaria Ia construction
de una liga, pues sin tenor equivocar-
nos, podemos asegurar que Ell entusias
mo por los deportes, especialmentc el
ssbase- BALI, es indescriptible. Los sc
nores doctor A. Otero Lopez, hcenciado
Ramon Collazo, Agustin Collazo y Juan
Monserrat enthusiasts "sportmoa' son
los que han afrontado la empress y a
elsos debera nuestra bella ciudad el que
haya un centro, podemos decir, de cul
tura fisica.
La novena basebolera ''ATENAs'' es
ia compuesta de muy buenos peloteros,
entire ,ellos, Luis Soler (Filomena), En-
rique Santana (Quique), Antonio Ma
tos, Jose Montanez (La MulitaJ Da-
MEL Rosario (Chorpe), 10 que en- 10 SUI
cesivo hara que en- Manati preserciemos
importantisimos desafios con las mejores
novenas de la isla.
Nos suplica Ell doctor Otero, manager
del ssteam'' ''Atenas' que demos cn
su nombre las mas expresivas grac;as
las fa4nosas novenas 'Ensenadan
sMayagiiez'' ssPonce'' y puerto Ri
co... por haber recogido Ell guante que
dicha noyena ssATENAS'' lanzo las
de Ia isIa en- uno de los ntimeros de Ell
MUNDO de la sennana pasada. AL mismo
tiempe nos manifesto el doctor Otero que
dcsde el dia 81 de los corrientes, empe
cara establecer los turnos correspon-
dientes para jugar con todas las refer1das
novenas; pucs como antes dijimos, el
"ATENAS' no teme ninguna de sls
farnosas contrincantes de la isla.
Por un olvido no mencionamos en- el
sitio correspondence al joven Cefere
Gonzalez, quien juega con suma habili
dad maestria el .'short STOP, en- ell
s'ATENAS''. Ell joven Gonzalez es una
de las estrellas pe.oteras dc la isleta,
y el porvenir le reserva ruidosos triun-
fos
Ell pr6ximo domingo dia 7, saldra
para Catano, tomar parte en- dos jue-
gos dc baseball, Ell |tATENAS"
con el "Catanc Stars Los juegos pro
meten ser nluy interesantes, debido al
entusiasino entire los fans; pues am
bas novenas lucharan bravamente por
conseguir ell premio ofrecido, no por Ia
satisfaction moral que Sc experimental.
Los muchachos del ''Catafo Stars, va
aleccionados por la espantosa derrota
que cause "Atenas'' al ''Nyal',, Gle Ba-
yam6n, reforzado con los mejores juga.
dores de San Juan el dia 26 del pr6xi-
mo pasado, Sc preparan de veras para
conseguir Ell triunfo. ALA veremos.
Sc rumora que eI famoso pelotero
Benito Torrents, conocido por ell Juicy
de la Isla'' que actualmente forma
parte del team ENSENADA, ha he
cho proposiciones para fornar parte de
nuestra novena.
SIC BALL.
/ Mana4i aonc+o A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Sc alquna.

Sc ALQUILA habitaciones en- el ter
Ger piso casa anexa al Hotel y tam
bi6n una casa de recionte construction.
Informes "Hotel Borinquen" Alboni-
to. 8-21
Sc ALQUILA.-Local propio para
oficinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank, San Juan. p. r.
ALQUILO: Mi casa en- Hato Rey,
rarada "a, saliente, 1850 metros solar,
arboles frutales en- abundancia. Jardin,
entrada autom6vil, Concrete armada,
interior agradable, installation santa
ria completa. Informes. J. Barros,
Ponce 8-6
Sc ALQUILA esplendida habitacion,
ventilada c6moda, para hombre solo,
CERcA A LA PARADA DEL CAIRO,
en- Barcelona %, parada 16 1I2s telefo-
no 2 rojo, Santurce. 50
Sc ALQUILA esplendida habitaci6n pa
ia caballeros solo. Informaran: San
jose As, tercer piso. Casa de familia
respectable. ?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
COIOcaciOnes.

gE NECESITAN operar1as para blu
sas Para lnformes San Francisco IL,
tel6fono 718 azul, San Juan. p.
FoTODRAMAs. Aprenda a escribirlos
Esto lie proporcionara fama fortuna.
Zraducimor y arreglamos escenarios.
Precios m6dicos. Para infornes deta-
ilados: The Universal Photo plays
School, Box 2O4; Cabo Rojo Sr14
ANTONIO zEPPENFETBT 50 6ace
cargo dc toda clase de emharques para
los Estados Unidos. Dara especial ateE
ci6n los embarques de tabaco. Arar-
tado No. 1857, San Juan. iel6foDo s12,
oficina Tettian 80. s--16
MECANICO de AUTOMOBILES americana
hace personalmente trabajo do repara
clones en- el taller de f. U. Wells y
Co, Inc. Trabajo garantizado. Stop
Is, Ganturce. 8-8