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Z, APRIL 80, 1921.

ard with aahes and. Refreshments
thoroughly good, time was enjoyed
rqtili the last child had called a
tapHy "gaod bye" s>c1u.,t,
Mr.. a. R. Yates, from Culpeper,
IS spending a part of the spring Of
lis 9sth year in the home Of bis son,
II. R. j. Yates, of Del Ray, where
ne will be pleased to see his friends.
|. Circle Number of the ladies aid
= Del Ray NJ. E. CHURCH. met yes
terday Afternoon. in the home of Mrs
L. /. Tate, on Mt. Vernon Avenue,
;lel Ray. Plans were discussed for
p luncheon to be given in the near
il trra.
Mrs. Fred Morris, Ct Del Ray, has
: .aompanied her mother, Mrs Vir-
cinia Farmer, to her home at Brooks
Station. -
Mr.. A. E. West, Of Del Ray. is
spending a few days in Richmond,
Va.
Mrs. Mark Norris, Of Alexandria,
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Harrington, in Pcyton Avo-
:ne, Del Ray.
Mr.. Arthur Herber e A.'sar.
dI;a, has purchased ncw home -
Walnut street, II RI scmont vhic
lie sx5ccts to occupy in wv weaiS
Mss Lena Paulctt, te nher J: tie
fourth grade, Mt. Va School.
Del Ray, was given >a.pr:ee party
W her pupils at the close OF the days
session yesterday afternoon, in the
school. Other teachers Of the school
were also invited, and good time
:::as enjoyed with games and boun-
tifu, refreshments.
Mr.. Paul B. Yates arrived at his
home in Del Ray. on Wednesday, and
expects to be here for about week.
Mrs. James Lowery returned Wed
esday from Alexandria Hospital to
her home in Clyde Avenue, Del Ray
Mrs. George W Zachary and
.aughter, Mrs. Leon Eddington, and
grandson, Master Robert Zachary,
eft Del Ray yesterday for few
days visit in the home Of her daugh-
:cr, Mrs. Charles Rfaney, in Balti
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guests at the recital Of Mrs. Matte
Wade VOLS pupils in Alexandra
the same evening.
Mrs. Farmer who has, been visit
ing for some time in the. home Of
Ter daughter, Mrs. Fred Morrison,
I.el Ray, left Wednesday, to return
TO her own home in Fredericksburg,
Va.
Mr.. John Burke, is giving the ex-
.crior of the residence Of Mr.. W.
A. Mating, at the corner of Howell
nd Leslie Avenues, in Del Ray a
coat of new cream color paint with
white. trim.
MIR. Joseph D. Hopkins, from Will
1lington, DEL, was the week end
grest of his cousin, Mr.. Frank f.
Hopkins, in Lloyds Lane.
The subject of the Sunday morn
ing sermon a Del Ray Baptist
Church will be, Message to the
Church at Smyrna" while the even
ing sermon will be on the subject Of
"Dayid's lament over Saul and JON
ATTAIN" The pastor, Rev. Willis L.
Wayts, will deliver both addresses.
Mrs. w. B. Glascock and Mrs.
David Glascock, from Braddock,
went to Fredericksburg, Va, today
20 visit Miss Meta Glascock, at the
Normal College there.
Mrs. William E. Norton who has
teen visiting in the home Of her son,
iir. Milton Norton, in st. Elmo, has
returned to her home near Four Mile
Run.
Pupils of grade 2-B Of Mt. Yer
ION School, Del Ray. gave party
10 their teacher, Miss Hazel Cobb,
in the auditorium Of he school Wed
r;sday afternoon from two to five
clock. The principal and other
teachers Of the school were invited
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POTOMAC NEWS
CONTINUED from page two)

ful five weeks visiting in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
4. Peake, in Braddoek.
pentecostal Assembly choir practice
WIS unusually well attended this
week when they met in the home Of
Mrs. Charles E. Butler, in Cottage
Park. Tuesday evening
Mr.. Frank Benson has returned
to his home in Del Ray, from recent
visit with his wife, to relatives near
Chicago, III. and has left Mrs. Ben
son there for a longer visit.
Mrs. R. T. Hardin and daughter,
Kathleen, spent couple of days last
y eek at the Seminary, as quests OF
her sister, Mrs. A. Cleveland.
About a dozen pupils of first year
high schoo! with their teacher. Miss
Shifflet, attended performance of
: As You like IT, al the National
!! Washington, Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Heisley, from
N''lhamsport, Pa, arrived today for
couple of weeks visit in the home
C their niece, Mrs. S. H. Feagan,
IN Del Ray.
Miss Margaret H. Andrews, Miss
Anna L. Andrews, Miss Charlotte
Gridley and Mrs. John l.. Charles,
all from Washington, D.. c., were
elmer guests Of Miss Greta and Mrs,
L. F. Ludwig, in Braddock, on Wed
ncsday, and. afterwards were their
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cther, but! few OF US nave had It re-
turned. We congratulate Miss Crane
CT her good fortune.
The piano pupils Of Mrs. Willis
l. ;. Wayts viii give their annual re-
cital tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'clock
IN Mrs. Wayts' home on Bellefont
Avenue, Del Ray. Admission by card
.4nly.
Mrs. John Nc Kericher entertained
Al a pleasant little luncheon yester
s.fqS, at her home on Mt. Vernon Az
me, Del. Ray. The guest of horror
l::IHg AIR. Paul B. Yates and other
guests, Rey.":O. c. Beall and Mr..
,,gf.tstte.
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4 ~ - 80:
Let the Postnfa1f Deliver
Success to You.

After many years experience in helping ambitious
young men to get practical money-earnng educa-
tions in their spare holffs the United Y. NJ. c. A.
Schools now offer coursesby mail to meet the eeds
of those who cannot attend local classes who wish
to study subjects not tapght.ih Y M c. 4. evening
classes
The local Y M. C. A. Secretary wishes to announce
that Mr. N. T. MacManaway, Of New York. vii! be in
Alexandria Tuesday, May 3 both day and evening, to
confer with ambitious men regarding over two hun
dred courses that the United Y. M. C. A. schools
offering by correspondence As the school is not
operated for profit, the cost is remarkably low. Nh
Mac 1anaway can be seen at the Y. NJ. c. A, office
Tuesday, or the local secretary can be consulted any
time regarding these courses.
Alexandria Young Mems
Christian Association
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more, Nd. Eit :. III
Last week end Mau and Mrs: 4
Z. Duncan, of Mt. Vernon Avenue.
Del Ray, entertained THEN nephew.
Mr, James PsYe5Fil, Of Ph Phil
lila; Pa,
Friends Of Miss Evelyn Crane, Of
Mt;;Vernon Avenue, Del Ray, are re-
jc;culg with her over the res toration
Ct the purse, which she lost on
Monday Of this week, and which was
found and returned to her by hIlS-
Il. e Howard. Of Tel Ray, who re-
fused any reward other than the
thanks Of the owner. Many of Us
has lost 3 pockettoel> solietiise 81
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Presbyterian Church Service

A large congregation is expected
:: be present at the Second Presby-
,.rian Church ,,morrow morning as
il is the Communion service, and a
-, option of m,n.bers. At the even
&c service, Rev. DR.. John Lee Al
son will speak on "The Saviour's
Sincerity MUSIC by large chorus
c: cir. .,-..
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~ =. t.Eg.s - y - -. ~ :.
rffers BiHi in Senate Fer Daylight
Saving in Eastern Zone

Washington, April 30.-Standard
GARD time in the Eastern zone would
ce advanced one hour beginning at
:. A., M, next Sunday and continu-
-1w until the3 same hour on the last
Sunday of September, under a resolu
ron introduced Yesterday by Sena-
.tr Edge, Republican, New Jersey.
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= = 90. -.t-iltf - =
Rev. j.. Raymond -Wgpts pastSr q
Tel RAY N z. Ghure!,s,. WIZ s@anI
&C. the present in the home of~ssTrs
lena Woodward, on Hume Avenue,
s.. Elmo. ~
Mildred L. EmerSQib
Gazette Correspondent,
>. - Phone 765 j ..
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

st. Mary's Junior Playars last
night repeated the presentation Of
kathleen Mavourneen' in the Ly-
,tum Hall.
THE Curtin Memorial Baraca Class
viii inset at First Baptist Churah
tomorrow morning at $50 o'cloe.s
MI men are invited.
1t is very important that every
member of the w. F. Watson Me-
lporial Philathea Class be present
Sunday morning.. Visitors welcome.
Miss Bessie'De Silva who was re-
Gently operated upon, at the Alexan-
dria Hospital, has been removed to
her home, where she is convalescing
The Willard W G. T. U. VII meet
Monday evening at 80 clock, with Mira
Lillian Henderson, at her home in
Rosemont.
The regular meeting Of the Al
l;son VIC. T. U. will De held at 8:
D m. Monday with Mrs. James H..
Mansfield at her home lO8 North Pit.
street. '...t - 80 : :.
Rev. G. G. Pulliam, of Washing
acr city, will supply tomorrow at
liz First Baptist Church, morning
and evening. The pastor, Dr.. f. B.
jackson will preach in Richmond at
tie Second Baptist Church.
The members of the local Parent
Teachers Association, had the pleas
are yesterday afternoon of hearing
Mrs. Harry Scmnnes. State President
i the association, in splendid ad-
,trrss, in Lee School Building.
Miss Ruth Frances Green, former
" of Charlotte. N. c., but who has
recently made her home in this city,
and Mr.. William D. De Silva. of
this city, were married this morning
BY the Rev. DR.. E. B. Jackson,
G. the First Baptist Church.
Major Robert T. Barton, State
Commander of the American Legion,
has issued call for delegates from
the Woman's Auxiliary units to the
Legion, to meet in Richmond May
IL, to attend caucus pertain
ing to work of the auxiliary.
Messrs. R. F.. Knight, Col. Julian
y. Williams, NJ. B. Harlow and O.
Il. Kirk returned last night from
Atlantic City, where they attended
tie annual meeting of the Chamber
ist Commerce Of the United States.
'1.aey were delegates from the cham
Il Of commerce Of this city.
The members Of the Silver Star
Club Of Christ Episcopal Church pre-
scented minstrel show and entertain
n.ent in the Parish Hall last night
% capacity audience, notwithstand
ing the rainy weather. The mum
bers on the program were especially
sood and these young players are
making a name for themselves in
:.rlateur players circles.
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Remover" Getslt.
Simply apply two or three drops of this
fayorite corn remedy and your palm from
THAT corn ceases forever. Then In Two
or three days. II the corn has not dropped
OIL, take hold with your fingers and lit 1t
off rs easily as you reel Il banana! You
never enjoyed such instent, delightful
relief from corn misery you never useu
anything so perfect as "Gets-lt." IL
never fnils.
store. Money back guaranteed. Mo. ny
f. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Sold in Alexandria and recommends
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
by dgar Warfield, jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-30

~ses{ET keep changing shings around,
' Piedmont, but they haven't changed
TNfi,
Tou're just the same good sors-
ripe, rich Virginia tobacco--and there's
acne better.
We ike you for what you are
ssoaacco with character, with ''zess''
and "sparkle'' all your OWE.
For real smokn', we'll take YOU
every tinnei
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Rev. w. Cosby Bell Of the Vir7
s.ria Theological Seminary, will oci
clpy the pulpit at st. Paul's Church
cr Sunday morning with morning
nrayer and sermon and Holy Com
rlunion. i. ~
In the corporation court final
decree for divorce has been granted
Mrs. Hattie l.. Leatherlana from
William l.. Leatherland and Mrs.
/ .atherland was granted custody Of
her four children and also awarded
a'imony.
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Mrs. George Newman who has.
been quite sick ct her home in Queen
street, for the past week ,sis improv-
.tg. Ed II 81 Il.
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Major Robert T. Barton, State
Commander of the American Legion,
has issued call for delegates from
the Woman's Auxiliary units to the
Legion, to meet in Richmond May
IL, to attend a caucus pertain
ing to work of the auxiliary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-30

Messrs. R. F.. Knight, Col. Julian
y. Williams, NJ. B. Harlow and O.
Il. Kirk returned last night from
Atlantic City, where they attended
II e annual meeting of the Chamber
ist Commerce Of the United States.
'Taey were delegates from the cham
Il Of commerce Of this city.
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Miss Ruth Frances Green, former
~ of Charlotte. N. c., but who has
recently made her home in this city,
and Mr.. William D. De Silva. of
tbs city, were married this morning
BY the Rev. DR.. E. B. Jackson,
G: the First Baptist Church.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23
DISTINGUIDAS JOVENClTAS

Hemos tenido el gusto de departir
afablemente en- esta Redaccion con las
distinguidas Srtas. Rosita Cesari, cul-
ia profesora de Mayagiiez; Monserra-
tita Jordan y Teresita Quinones Ba-
ttestini, estudiosas normalistas que
cursaban estudios para el Profesora-
do en- la Escuela de Verano de la Uni
versidad dc Rio Piedras.
Tan estimables cuanto agraciadas
j6venes, despues de una corta perma-
nencia en- San Juan y Rio Piedras, re-
gresa1on hoy su rcspectivas resi-
dencias familiares, las dos ultimas lie
mas de las mas risueiias esperanzas
sobre el resultado final de sus estu-
dios.
La Srta. Cesari es de Mayagiiez; la
Srta. Jordan, de Utuado Y la Srta.
Quinones, de San German, con resi-
dencia en- ,Anasco, perteneciendo todas
muy distinguidas familias de la bue-
ma sociedad.
Ell IMPARCIAL les desea las me-
jores impresiones en- su estada por es-
tos lares y que muy pronto podamos
tener el logro de volver verlas en-
tire nosotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23
CAMPANA ANTIALCoHoLIcA

Una campana antialcoh6lica esta lie
vando a efecto la policfa de San Juan
v de la isla. Los siguientes alambiques
v bebidas han sido ocupados. Una pipa
" tres medias botellas de ron Bien-
yenido Figueroa, en- Santurce. En- Ell
mismo poblado lie fueron ocupados 4
cuartillos a Jose Figueroa. En- Huma-
Gao fu6 ocupado, en- Ia finea de Fran
cisco Lopez, un alambique a Isaac
CuadradO lie fue Ocupado en- ell mis-
mo pueblo, un gallon de alcohol. En- el
barriO Pozas, de Ciales, fu6 ocupado
un alambique. en- In casa de Jose Fon-
tanes. En- la casa de Juan Ramon
Prats, en- Manatf, fueron ocupados dos
alambiques. En- tuna hOndonada cerca
de una quebrada, en- COrOZal, fue en-
contrado un alambique En- Moca le
fueron Ocupadas dos b0tellas dc ron
a Eulogio Quilones v Pedro GuZ-
main. En- la casa de Juan de Mata, en-
ell barrio "Celada", de Guraba, fue
ocupado un alambique. En- el estable-
cimiento de Agapito Perez, en- Ponce,
fueron ocupadas 26 medias botellas de
ron. Y ell ell barrio Las Vegas, de Ca
yey, Ell In finca de Pedro Inca, fu6 ocu
pado I'm alambiQue.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23

MADRID, agosto 23.-El comuni-
cado Official anuncia que Sc estan IL
brando fuertes combates ell distintas
regiones, especialmente en- Die-EI.
Hach-Azamen donde los espanoles
bonlbardearon las concentraciones enc
migas causando entire las kabilas
enorme confusion. Los moros estu.
vieron canoneando las posiciones es-
paholas de Sidi-Hamed y Cabo de
Aqua, pero perdieron varias pleas de
artilleria, desmontadas por el certe-
ro fuego de la artilleria espaiola.
LONDRES, agosto 23.--Lloyd Geor
ge, hablando con los correspnnsales
de la prensa extranjera que fueron a
interrogarle acerca de la actitud de
Inglaterra frente al conficto irlan-
des, dijo que Inglaterra estaba dis
puesta a llegar hasta ell ultimo limite
de las concesiones racionales. Mas
ALA dc 10 racional, no iremos-agregt
ell primer ministro ingles,-por mucho
que sea nuestro deseo de conciliacio-
mes que no es a nosotros solos a quie-
mes beneficial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23
Ia RESIDENCIA DEL SIR. RE-
MOTIF, ALLANADA

Aver tarde los policfas Victor M.
Flores. conocido por el "C5digo Pc
nal' Y Jose 4. Rodriguez, sc perso-
naron en- Ia residencia del senior Jose
de Remotti. con una orden de allana-
miento eXpedida por el juez munich
pal de San Juan, preria declaration
de ambos policfas de que el senior
Remotti tenfa funcionando I'm alan
bique en- su residencia. Dichos poll
cfas penetraron ell ell domicilio Y des-
pues de haber registrado hasta ell Ill
timo rinc0n de la casa, solamente en-
contraron en- una pequena despensa
cuatro botellas de vino frances MedOc
Y menos de media botella de ron
Cuba. cuyos licores entreg6 el seflor
Remotti, previo recibo que firmaron
ambos policfas Y que nos ensen6 el
scfior Remotti. Este Sc puso inmedia-
tamente Ell communication con el direc-
tor de Ia prohibition, informandOle
de 10 succdido.
Antes de hacer entrega de las b0-
tellas Ia policfa, ell senior Ramotti
les hizo saber a estos. que ese vino
que Sc le habia ocupado Ell SUI resi-
dencia. 10 tenia para su uso propio.
Las botellas fueron entregadas al
jefe de information, Mr.. Nc Clure
quien investiga Ell case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23
Ell JEFE POLICIOCO DE PATTI
LL4AS SUSPENSE DE EMPLEO
Y SUELDO

Esta maiiana hemOs sido informa-
dos por el ayudante de la policfa, Sr
Jtidice, de que el jefe de Ia policfa de
Patillas, Sr. Pedro ]. Coll Y los guar
dias Jose v. Colon, Sandalio Burgos
V Antonio Carlo, habfan sido suspen-
didos de empleo Y sueldo, de acuerdo
con un informe emitido por Ell jefe de
information Sr. Nc Clue, por cuyo
motiyo Sc lie han formulado unos car.
gos negros (como dicen en- el cuerpo)
los referidos funcionarios.
En- ell cuartel Sc gIlarda la mas alb
s0luta reserya en- relacion con este
asunto, pues nj el jefe de information
nj Mr.. Shanton, nj Jddice, han queri-
do dar informes q nuestro reporter,
con respecto a que obedece La suspen-
sion de estos funcionarios
. Segdn hemos podido averiguar ex-
ira o1icialmente, por personals Gle Pa
tillas, esta suspension obedece cier-
to tumulto que ocurri0 en- aquel pue-
bio entire republicanos, unionistas y
socialistas, hace una semana, = seg1n
parece Sc acusa estos funcionariOs
de negligencia Y parcialidad en- este
aSunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23
Ell communicate Official reCibidO en- Md
drid dice que sc eStdn librdndO
fuerteS COmbdteS en- diStintdS
TegiOneS
En- Paris sc dgudrdd con gran impd-
CienCid la reunion de la Liqd
de las NdCiOneS
ODE nuEsrRo sERv1c1o cAB1EeRAr1co ESPECIAL,

: PARIS, agosto 23.--EspGrase con
gran impaciencia 10 reunion de la Lii
ga de- las Naciones que ha de tener
pronto una session para resolver. la
question de Silesia. La impression Pc
simista prevalece en- este punto v Sc
Illega al vatieinio de que esta nojosa
question que ha dado al traste con ei
Supreme Consejo Aliado, haga tam
bien que fracase Ia Liga de las Ma
clones, que no tiene, como Sc advier-
te, el apoyo de las grandes naciones
sino en- aquello que van movidas por
un interes Immediate.
RIGA, agosto 23.--Los auxilios en-
viados por algunas naciones, entre
elias Estados unidos, Inglaterra, Es-
pana y Francia, para combatir el ham
bre del pueblo russo que esta causan-
do miles de victimas diarias, son in
sufcientes, por los excesos que come
ten los bolsheviquis atrapando para
ellos euanto cae en- sus gafras Y porr
que las legiones de hambrientos son
tan numerosas, que Sc hacc inlposi-
BILE remediar ell dano Para ell mime
70 creciente dc los haulbrientos, y sin
perspectivas de que este estado de mi
'seria colectiva pueda corregirse bajo
ell regimen absurdo del soviet, Sc ha-
ce impossible llevar un auxilio eficaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23
Ell elise DIARIo

Ell Cayey. el auto No. S92, guiado
por Jose Sanchez, arroll6 al mucha-
cho Tcodoro Santiago, produciendole
ma herida en- la cabeza.
En- la Gale "Toa Baja', de Baya-
mon, el auto No. 1850, guiado por
JESUS Centeno, arroll6 al nino Juan
Hernandez, causandole una herida
grave en- el music derecho. Sc en-
cuentra reclufdo en- Ell Hospital Mu-
snicipal.
En- el mismo pueblo, el anto No. p.
67, guiado por Juan Solia ch. No. 2S3O,
arroll6 al anciano Bias TORRES, dc
G5 amos de edad, produciendole una
herida grave sobre Ia sien derecha
siendo recIufdo en- el Hospital Munici-
pal, dcnde fallecit la noche siguiente.
FL chaufer fuG arrestado y cl Hon.
Juez lie iij0 $1,5OO de fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-23
NUEvA LINEA DE VAPORES

Para mcdiados de septiembre pr0xi-
mo, inaugurara un servicio semanal
ordinario, entire los puertos de New
York Puerto Rico la poderoSa y
bien reputada Compailfa Naviera, "At-
lantic Fruit CO.., de la que han sido
nOmbrados Agentes Generates para es
tn isla, los antiques y prestigiosos CO.
merciantes de esta plaza, villar V Co.,
Inc.
Desde hace tempo la citada conner
cial, respondiendo a las numerosas Pc
ticiones que lie hacfan sus relaciOna-
dos, a las necesidades del servicio
maritime entire nuestra isla EstadOs
Unidos, venfa gestionando la instala-
ci6n de una nueva lfnea de vapores
que prestara, no solo un eficiente Y
rapido y SECURE servicio los que via
jan entire ambos puntos, 81 que tam
bi6n preferentemente, los produc-
tOs de nuestra agricultural. de nues-
tro comercio Y de nuestras industries.
Los fruteros de Puerto Rico estan
de placemes, pues estos barcos refri-
geradores, han sido construfdos EXPIRE
samente para el transporte de frutas,
Y este yiene llenar una necesidad
imperiosa para ell desarrollo del conner
clio frutero de Puerto Rico, debidamen
te organizado.
A mas de esa extraordinaria venta-
ia, dichos vapores tambien vienen pro
vistos de frescos y espaciosos camaro-
tes para ell viajero que dcsee llegar en-
menos tempo a New York a Puerto
Rico. Dichos yapores son muy rapidos.
higienicos Y c6modos.
Els de esperar que, tanto Ell Concrete
como los productores ' el pueblo en-
general, respondan "a las iniciativas
de los, Agentes de dicha Compafiia,
Sres. villar ' Co., Inc, va que el pals
ha de saiir grandemente beneficiado
con este nuevo seryicio de vapores, ra-
pidos y economicos que nos brinfla Ia
cithda ilrma eomercial.
Oportunamente Sc publicara q itine-
rafio de los nencionaaos yap0res. con
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