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enue launch. he had not the slightest
doubt. He knew that many strange
cargoes are showed overheard on
foggy nights on Puget sound, when
the arm OF the law In extended for
furtlve craft snaking "A swift steal
across the international border.
But, as the old man awakened on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23
About to Hang, He
Demands War Bonus

! SALEM. Ore. March Society
ID to hang Jack Rathie. but first h-
Insisted n must pay him his bonus
Nor IS months war service
y Il want my money for my moth
- he explained. simply.
Raihie Is under conviction for the
murder Of Sheriff TIN Taylor. OF
Pendiefon- He has written the
washington state auditor for the bo-
nus which Is due him from that
mfnsr
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Police Identify
Man Killed by Car

The man killed by a Lake Blu.
rien rtreet car Tuesday night on
the approach TO the West Water
way bridge. IN believed 60 have been
"shoestrings" Johnson. s4. who lived
in n houseboat on the waterway.
Johnson was well known 10 police.
He died OF fractured skull two
hours after the car struck him.
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lutte to the dying day. the old mans
mind was made up. He would smash
the cask Of whisky and end forever
its ghastly temptation.
lie seized an ak and almost ran
TO the rear OF the shanty. The keg
was still there, its slaves oozing n
golden liquid that brought back
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Tuesday morning. a full realization
OF his frightful predicament flowed In
upon his consciousness. He could
not use the whisky and he could not
sell II.
Three months before he had got
religion" After 30 years of hard
living In every port Of the seven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-23
Pastor Forfeits
SIS Bail in Court

Charged with impersonating a
public officer. tho Rev. Mr.. U. @.
Murphy. Japophile. forfeited IS bail
In police court Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Murphy was accused
by Casper Rick, OF the health de-
partment. with trying to boss" stall
keepers in the Pike Place public
market.
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The sun dropped over the placid
waters OF Rolling Bay. the giant firs
Of cambridge Island cast their shad-
ows athwart the little lagoon on
Dead Mans Point and the gnaried
old sea dog wrestled with his thirst.
/ AS the sunset gun across the bay
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Runs Wild, Fires
Gun; Is Arrested

After Mrs Lenchner. isft Jack'
son ST.. had reported Tuesday night
that a man was running wild In
the neighborhood. firing gun. Pa
trolnAan r. r.. Hugo srres,si Fred
Perrose. 20. iaborer. and booked him
on a drunk and dtsorderIy charge.
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CHAPTER v.

CHAPTER v.
Marie's narrow escape from death
did her one good turn--it sealed her
friendship with Feathers. and In the
DAYS that followed she owed almost
everything to him
Chris did his best He really
thought he was playing the part Of
4 model husband; he loaded her with
eyeets which she could not eat and
presents which she did not want.
He was in and out OF her room
ceas~lessiy--a little too ceaselessly.
thought the doctor. who soon discoy-
cred that her husbands presence did
not have a very soothing effect upon
his patient.
Chris told Marie what the doctor
had said
Il am not 20 worry you--T am In
and out Of your room too often"
She smiled family. FL suppose the
<U5ctor knows best"
80 now she made every effort 10
get wen and strong. She made too
much effort, the doctor told her.
There's plenty Of time" he said.
why be in such hurry"
And at last in desperation. she
told him: Doctor. u rnuat be awful
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Cardinal Gibbons
Il Critically iii

BALTIMORE. Marcn 3s,--Cardi-
nal Gibbons is critically III. and his
death may come at any time. II was
said at his residence today. II was
said there had been no change In his
condition over night The cardinals
condition became alarming Sunday
night. and since that time constant
watch has been kept NJ his bedside.
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Lost Tot Was just
Waiting for Daddy

while her father. aided by police,
franticaIly secured the financial
district for her Tuesday afternoon.
tyear-oid Eleanor Bern~y was wait
ing In a doorway for her daddy
The Girl disappeared while w. c.
Berney's back was turned In the
Western Union office. ia Cherry
It He found her m hour later.
Berney lives at T0s Columbia st
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BERCDOLL
ARREST IS
DEMANDED.
U. S. Note to Germany Also
Demands Release of Two
Imprisoned Americans
BY A. l. BRADFORD


WASHINGTON. March 23.-The
United States has demanded Of Ccgs
many the surrender Of Grover Cleve-
land Bergdoii. wealthy PhiladelphiA
draft dodger. and tho release from
prison of two Americans who ~
Gently attempted TO capture Berg
doll. II was learned today on Official
authority.
The Americans. who have ben
sentenced on q charge Of attempted
kidnapping are Carl Ncuff. an ARMY
mrgeant. and Frank Zimsner. = d.
partment Of justice operative.
Correspondence has been going q
for some time to secure BergdoIl'o
surrender. Since this country has
no official relations with Germany.
no formal note has been sent but
the United States has, made definite
and strong demands ror BergdoIl's
surrender. while more informal rep
reservations have been made TO -
cure release Of Neuf and zimmer.
With receipt OF the news of senr
tence OF the two men today. var
department officials said a stronesP
demand for release OF the two man
win be made.
The Harding administration u ~
dersiood TO be determined TO secure
the release OF the Americana
Unless the two imprisoned AnasE6
cans are freed the matter Win -
brought MP In the next seas3on r.
congress. along with the whole BerU-
don case. Representative Dnntnub
Texas. said today.
The whole thing IL . disgracs.S
Bianton said, The sentencing Of The
two Americans who attempted 70
capture BergdoIl Is an insult to the
b.ooo.o American soldiers In sers
vice during the world war
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Lineman Sues City
for $4,000 Damages

Suit for $4,000 against the city.
brought by Mike X. Plastlno. "a.
telephone iincman. former soldier.
for injuries In nm alleged street car
accident. was being heard In Judge
Taliman's court Wednesday.
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1t. Col. Sheriff.
Is Harding Aide

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Pref-
ident Harding has designated Lieu
tenant Colonel Clarence O. Sheriff.
as his military aide.
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rIIIsTING WITH CLERKS
PEfNf.S IiiS WIFE

''sec here nh. said. severely. 81
do wish when you so into thes.
stores with me. you'd refrain from
flirting with these clerks.
You cheaper me. don't like H."
Il thought reminded her
mccffy, that you were going TO buy
hat"
"ohr She TUNED and hurried into
an elevator. tagged along.
1--WE made up my mind" she In.
formed me. that I'm going TO pick
out a new suit first. and then ret
the hat and shoes to match"
But I've gotta get back 10 the
office
''All right. then" Grossly. That's
Just you. I might have known. You
70 around admiring NIL these these
chickens. as you cali them. call
them little cats. But you aren't
enough OF gentleman TO want your
wife 10 look like anything. I'm going
home, that's where I'm going
"Aw. now"
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now GO on WITH STORY
lC0uttnued From Our Last Issue)

He went without his lunch because
ne could not bear the battery Of eyes
which he knew would be upon him
al the time.
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BY RUBY NJ. AYRES

George Chester. British millionaire.
Hi~s leaving his daughter. Marie. and an
adop.~d son. Cbristopber fawiess short :
~ sfteruard Marie who believes herself
heir 70 her fathers fortune. accepts
r-r,,..oohsr's offer sf marriage The pair
- 70 4 s~aslde resort on their honey
moon. Marie overhears her husband
rhunn sFeathers' bakers. remark that
chris married tor money. Chris s at
t~rtivs 20 q Mrs Heriot, ana Marie hnft
sna neglected. goes swimming. She 10
s~sred ulfh cramps and sinks. Te@th-
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Our Pet
|PeeVeS::
Dislikes Speeders.
Brit Tores Worse.
Especially Poll Tar.
Futors the Recall.

rhis 10 th~ eighth ef --~s~s es Articles
- which mcme~rs Of The star staff tell
Uhn4 1isplc~sc~ them us<st. and Why.
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CHAPTER VI.

At the end OF the week Or. Carey
ceased his visits. You won't need
me any more" he assured Marie.
She was feeling quite herself
again, tho she got tired easily. She
had written to Aunt Madge. making
light OF her accident. and assuring
her that there was no need TO worry.
Chris came and stood behind her
an she was writing and caught sight
Of the first sentence.
Mrs. Heriot wants me 20 play n
round OF golf with her this after.
noon" he said. after a moment "Do
you misd?"
"Of course not Please 70. ! shall
be all right. am going to take my
book down on the sands"
They played a round Of golf, and
Mrs. Heriot beat him.
She was a widow with largo in.
come. and a spiteful nature. She
did not actually wish 10 remarry, be.
cause II she did 40 she would lose
the money left her by her husband.
but all the same. she did not like 10
rec her men friends monopolized
and married by other women.
She liked Chris for the same rca-
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for Chris having 10 walt about here
Just because Of me. II can't be
much OF n holiday for him
She said the same thing 10 Feath-
crs when he looked In that evening
for a few seconds.
aDuln Christ he said. cchoing her
words biuntiy. mot he. Don't you
worry. Mrs Lawiess. Chris knows
how TO look after himself"
He did not tell her that between
his spasmodic Wits TO her Chris
was thoroly enjoying himself.
She persuaded DIR. Carey to allow
her downstairs the following day.
and Chris carried her out into the
garden and proppcd her up in a deck
chair with cushions and ruga
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HE MEETS CHARMING
YOCNG CLERK

She regarded m. with . hint oi
amusement IN her eyes. We went
TO department store.
Il want said 20 the charming
young clerk with tho cashmere
stockings. "a Henry Rust flop hat
hiiady tuTged at my coat sleeve
Tho charming young clerk with
the cashmere stockings smiled win,
aonciy.
~You'ii find she said, -the mems
hats down"
Never mind him. Gu, in rngiaay.
ruthiessiy. II noe he doesn't under.
stand. ! wan, hat. Let me ncc
some Of your Erays"
She contemplated the cashmere
hosiery coldiy. Then appraised mo
with calculating eye.
no. don't believe I want a
gray" she concluded. tossing a
ts7 50 creation down on a chair.
Nhe started away 1 followed
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CAPTIVE AGAIN STRUGGLES
TO BE FREE

Don't Cant you sec all these
people looking nt us7 You are al
Turn 10 Page !, Column y
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.gEKMANY: e s MARNS RELEASE AMERICANS


Tonight and Thursday.
probably rain, moder-
ate easteriy icinds.
Tcmpc~afurr Last "a Hours
Maximum. SO. Minimum, q.
Today noon. So.
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'Oh. y~~. That's so"
OF. HUSBANDS DOESN'T
THIS SOUND FAMILIAR,

I'm solng 20 look for hat this
afternoon. DO want you 10 like
H. So I'm going TO ie, yoa come
along and help me buy II. You
know your taste 10 so~ah. artistic. .
She kirset mr. She smiled. was
the dearest husband. fetL
Now" ] said. az shs dabblef
her fingers In the fiuEerbowi. "juat
what kind OF a hat DO you wnntT''
"oh. silly. you wouldn't know II
! told you
she laughed
wen. I'm pretty busy this AFTER.
noon" reminded her. This nin't
my vacation thought ~ you'd
tell me what Kind of a hat you
~sro thinking of getting I could
probably ss~-r you 10 the right
xsors. flrrt thing. Save . lot of
time that way
VERY veil. want 10 get . hen
ma rust flop straw hat
~oh. yea thouxhtfufiy. -Bc,tcr
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HUSBANDS
WARNED BY
REPORTER
Beware OF Wives Shopping
for Easter Bonnets,
He Says
ny HAL ARMSTRONG

Dear. - said milady. fondly paifing
my check. I'm coming downtown to
have lunch with you today
"rh-huh.- commented. weakly.
How Gomez
She dropped her Eyes. CSot literal
". Of course. but as chobsrt W. Ram.
beers would sayJ And added. nslv-iy;
you know. dear. Casters sun
day"
-Oh. y~~. That's ro-
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22
Sliding Pit Tot
Be Constructed
on City Island

Manager Jack Martin doesn't ~
tend sAnt Rhts City lslapders, Nail be
weaR in the sliding game, aad there
fore Is having CONSTRUCTED, At the east
end Of the sraRdsfana on City Island
sliding pit. in which he will break
hrs PLAYERS in. on perfest sliding to
base Martin appreciates the fact that
fast asd perfect sliding means many
peis: wen. and win school his team IN
this art, AZ in others, assuring per
fection.
While Martin knows that the boys
he Is sriasins from the north are
aa-at at slia.ns ts base, he will con
csairate ~ the others. of the team
wheA hs does not know
He will leave March l on short
trip te liae up several players partic
nlar,y Grst haseman. TO take the
place ef Resco. who is still hold out.
Csatracts ares low In coming in, par
ticulsrip from members Of last years
Islaaaer team, but Martin is not wor
slviRs on that score, as he has enough
talebt right rev. TO give the other
Fsorsda, State Lcsguers fight, he
says. y
Lamstte and Fess with Senators
Saertstoa LaNotte and Third Base
man Fpss stars OF the Tommy Leach
Tampa Smokers last season. have
been ORDERED to report at Tampa early
IN March % ioia the Washington Sen.
atsrs, with. wbopa they signed con.
tracts las, week While both were
given = chance at the tail end OF the
season iast year with Washington.
new contracts werc only received by
LaMotis sad Foss during the past
week and returned to Manager Grit
fifth, with their scrswl on them, assur-
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ing them a try-out In big company
Both have many friends in Daytona
who are pulling for their success on
.,.1 capita. tSasi..
Tampa Is getting ready TO entertalD
the Senators the middle OF March.
Comedian Nick Aitrock and Trainer
Mike Martin being due there next
week. with Walter Johnson aud a
half dezen other OF the Senators ar.
rivins in the Smoky city March I5.
Stetson Beats ormond
The opening baseball game Of the
season was played Friday at DeLand
between the Stetson University nine
and the fast Ormond team. Stetson
wianiug. To o. which constitutes a
record. as it Is the first defeat Or
mond has suffered in two years. saiI-
ing to lose a game last season. All
the Stetson runs We're made IN the
first two innings. The Hatters showed
strong lineup 10 the Ormond team.
exhibiting everything they krew Of
baseball in order to defeat the Resort
rowners. Curtis Gardiner OF Dsytona
,itched for Stetson. OrmoBd support
RS claiming he was Jimmy" Gross
n disguise.
Resco and Fedor Turn Bandits
The fact that First Baseman Reseo
and Outfelder-Catcher Frankie Fedor
are attempting to hold up the Daytona
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22
BLAMES SULkY WIFE
JUDGE SAYS SHE. NOT CABLING
ONCE, CAUSES DIVORCES
vnrernat,onar News Service,

CHICAGO. Feb % rha sulkins
wife. not the gabblias wife. causes
most OF the business FOR divorce
courts. says Judge SABBATH. divorce
chancellor of the superior court
The talkative Vile gets along bet-
ter with her husband than the silent
owe. SAYS Judg SABBATH because
"Mel is vain. tie wants everything
he says. especially 10 his wife. care.
faliy heeded. When his wife pays no
attention to him. his pride is hurt. He.
too sulks. II his wife gives him
back as good as he sends. they usually
come. to some understanding
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CONCERT PROGRAM {.
Canadian Royal orchestra :
Robert J. Maddafsrd, Director.
Casino oproeyns
II s2:So snd Ys3cSH IN.


Tuesday Evening
One step, from New York Hippo
drome production. Coed Tinaes..
..... ............. .........-... Hubhell
Tone Poem. And Yet - Hathaway
Selection. Lady Billy" - Levey
Overture. Poet Peasant - Suppe
Marimba Selection BY the Marimsa
Band
Vocal Solo, Think Love of Me-, GREY
Grand Opera Gems. II Trovatore Is
Waltz. Over the Waves .s...-..A.. Resas
.Xylcphone Solo. American Patrol.
Wednesday Afternoon
March, The Bonnie blue Bonnets
.........--..,-.....4......,..-.. ....... DcVillc
A Tone Poem, Nespolitan Nights IS.
....-......- .....,.,........-....,.t.. Lan1xcnik
Selection from the Musical Play
Tip Top" ..,....,,.....-...........,. Eatyll
Oboe Solo, Aud Scotland. AZ. 4 Henri
Solo.st Mr. Henri
Overture, The Magic Flute Mozart
/ Popular Blues. Spread Yo stun
...--..@ Levy. Crane and Bernard
Vocal Solo. Tho Barefoot Train"
|. .--~..... .--.-,....-,..... wigscrs
Memories of Tara, Irish Overture
..---.-......-, ,.-.---.-.............,.., DcNitt
Popular selection from Happy Days,
New York Hippodronsc produetion
STomoka River trips daily at 9es
a. m. The Inlet and Nex Smyrna or
Tuesdays and Friday, .: 30 a, M Phone
o%f. 5t7221-2t.
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TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT BY YEAR A
furnished bungalow or house in
Daytona. Must be reasonable;
and close in. Rent monthly In adj
vance Young married couple. For
occupancy about May lsts Address
Box 10 Daily News. % s-tf
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COAel|l
SESSION.
HEAVY T.

Tire -
WsSHfSGT
aH execalise q
sd IN osserru
Birthday loa.
sF e~s arr faei
caiea lars wI1n
DAYS Of. reami T.
easae AID h
ness long sa1u
toEsry reas La
vel address,
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FOR S.Al.E--One new stucco cottage
house. VIII. sell at bargain Has
all the modern improvements and
the best location in Seabreeze. p.
O. Box. 81 529-2 l9ft.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

SECOND HAND furniture bought aud
sold. Fair prices paid for used
goods. DO not want wooden beds,
gasoline ranges or junk c. II.
Lane. III North Beach St. Phone
316J 629-9- left
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

Fer SALE-At a bargain. beautiful
nome CT corner Ridgewood and Sec
ond aye1Le. Inquire as Second
ayenue. CT a1iie Il ~ slsirlo, Day
LIS. IL. -. t-t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

WANTED--Chaufeur who knows
how to take care of any car. Eek,
perienced on long tours. Address
A. II, H., care Daily News
p2-2l-St
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WANTED A FORD Have 1G mode.
Ford in first class condition: win
exchange fer late: snosel and pay
rash difference {. ~ Smith. 5sI
n. Beach ~ 2O-.t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

FOR SALE ESix-room bungalow. or
ocean front. All modern improve
ments. See Mr.. Cram at Wilbur OF
fee. z7S South Beach street over
GTutar- Morris Hardware Store
303-1-4-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

FOR SALE--Ligh, five passenger
touring car s2g5.oo Also light
truck body s2s.oo. General Repair
Shor, a1s Oakridge Blvd. Sea
breeze Phone S54.J. 54s-2.2l-3t.
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

FOR SALE-Fiowers cut from the
plants while yon wait. getting then.
in perfection AMI fragrance. White
and coiored freezas. lavender and
white candy tuft, snap dragons,
Spencer sweet peas. calandulas.
pansies, nastur,ions. pinks, etc. 70.
mato plants ready to plant out. Ap-
ply 1ss Orange Ave, corner Main
Daytona Beach i5a -2e-;t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

FOK SALE-Smail new cottage, fur
nisLed. garage. 100000 il sold he
fore Feb. 1st. Reply box 81. Sea
breeze. 341-1-13-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

FOR SALE Dodge touring
car in good condition. Peter Wag-
ner, Port Orange. Fla. p2-22-3t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22
Situations Wanted

WANTED POSITION-As chauffeur.
Can drive any car and take care OF
same, six years experience Address
r. +. Johnson. Gen. Del. Daytona,
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QA55lFlEDADVERT|5ENENT5
FOR SALE

BfokE --Must saesj6e ~ beautifnl
bungalow lpts. block ffom depot.
81 l.. feet each. fronting on
ehafless 81. First s$22s0os cash gets
either one. Both for $500 for quick
sale Phone 100 pa21-3t.
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MISCELLANEOUS

StA'EN NASSENCER CADILLAC s.
Miami. Pam Beach, St. Petersburg
or .Anyxhere ready toranother trip
after f'rb 26th. q, H. Eggleston.
Phone $751;. 553-2-22-7t
The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-22

LOST Mink cape at Daytona Bcacl,
Auditorium Friday night. Reward If
returned 10 Auditorium Office
p2-3U2t
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Sc soLTcITAN CAsAS
PARA ESCUELA.S


Por la presente Sc avisa al pnhllco, y
sobre todo los padres de familia in
teresados en- la matricula de sus hijos
en- las escuelas pubncas que este De-
partamento Municipal de Instruction
Pdblica viene hacienda gesfiones POI
conseguir locales para estab1ecer nue..
vos planteles de ensenan2a, y hasta la
fecha lie ha sido impossible conseguir
los. Cualquier information que sobre el
particular Sc nos quiera suministrar
acerca de casas propias para fines es-
colares Y que puedan conseguirse me.
dante un contrato de arrendamiento
Sera muy estimada por la adminIstra
cion Municipal de san Juan.
Sc necesitan preferentemente locales
en- los siguientes sitios
(a) En- la parte norte de la c1uda6
de San Juan, hacia el poblado de Ba
laja, en- la Gale de San Sebastian.
(b) En- Puerta de TERRA, al sur de
poblado.
(c) En- Santurce, hacia Ia parte cen
trica de Ia Gale Cerra, en- la paTada Is
J. Gonzalez GINoRIO,
Coaisionado Municipal ee
Instruction PdbHca
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DE INTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

Hagc a mAquina Punro de Vainics
DobBadilloe, Tru-Tru y Ribete de Pi-
cot en- cualquiera clase de tela y q
precios econ6micos.
Habiendo aumentado el ndmero de
nsaquinas, puedo entregar Ell el ae-
to todcs los .trabaios. Garantizo cs-
nero = Iinpie2a. Tienda LA FAMA
San Francisco st. Telefono 555
ANA TERRADILLOS.
Eervieio especial Dor correo.
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Douglas Fairbank en- la cinta en- cine
actos 'soiga Joven'' Y una comedia.
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Sc VENDE I'm CHALET

Avenida Fernandez No. IL. De dos
plantas, con grandes comodidades, ga
rage cuarto de siryientes aparte
Mas de 1900 metros de solar, con sa
Ida la laguna, malec6n, muelle Y
caseta para bote.
Lame al telefono 1901. San Juan, 0
3O9 negro, Santurce. AGvt.
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& EgEEsEs

sa,ss4 81 al cOrazoYr Ie ia siadaG
esrfsctamants acondicionado c9n TO
dos los adelantos modernos; Ascen-
so~ TeIefenos, Tmbrss, Magniiica-
habitaciDnes ean balo privado stRc
sas sais srias Especial comfort 3z1s
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