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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
Continuing Shotos

GARRICR--"Buil Dog Drummond.,,
English melodrama by "Sapper,
with A. r. Masthews In the leading
role.
BROAD-"Blood and sand" drama
tization OF Belasco Ibanez's novel,
with Otis Skinner in the role OF
the swageering toreador.
ADELPHf - The Bat" thrilling
mystery yarn by Mary Roberts
Rinehart and Avery Hopwood.
SHUBERT - Tho Last waltz,
tuneful Oscar Straus operetta'
with Eleanor Painter.
FORREST--"The Broadway Whirl,
spectacular revue, with Blanche
Ring, Charles winninger, Jay
Gould and winona Winter.
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seek Wandering shall. Shook Victim

Tobias J. Burke, twenty nine years
old, a shell shocked veteran OF tho
Twenty eighth Division. who wandered
from his home, 2S41 North Twenty
seventh street last Monday, IL being
sought by police. His brother Neal,
also veteran, appealed to detectives
in City Hall yesterday to search for
Tobias.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
NOTICE OF RFDEMPTION

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
~ the Holders Of seven Per Cent Two nn1
One-Half Year Collateral Gold NoteS i'ate"
TsssTyg"TE< bSiS iS2S rs Of CGnEW9nHHY GE9EHHYX fssasd
Under Collateral Trust Agreement Between
GeorEla Railway and Power Company 9na
DreNel and Company. Trustees henFuE
Like Date; . =.
Notice is hereby Giver that pursuant 70
he terms Of the Collateral Trust AErPermen'
between Georgia RalwaL and Powcr ON C.
pany and Droxel and Company. Trustees,
dated February |. 1920, Georgia Ea'IWhg
and Power Company will redeem and pa;
on January 3. 1922. all n It's then outstanu
Collateral Gold Notes dated February l.
1920. and issued under said Collateral Irust
Agreement: that interest Will cease 10 P
payable on the Notes hereby called Tor re
demption from and after January 3, W.;
that the holders OF said Notes are required
redemption and payment a. the once OF
Drexel and COMPANY. Trustees as atore-
said, at Fifth and Chestnut streets. PhlR-
delphia. Pennsylvania; and that on presrn-
tstion and surrender 81 said Notes w
the February /. 1922. and AuEust l. leE-
coupons attached at said of'ice as afore,
said. payment will be made 10 the holders OF
said Notes at their redemption Value. VIZ
one hundred and one-Quarter per cent
(100H es) OF their face value, and accrued
interest, to January }, l922. amounting 10
$40 &C upon each note.
Eoteholders are reminded that the com
pany Is not permitted by law 20 pay interest
upon any note presented for payment unless
the same Is hCcompa MED by proper owner
chip certificate as required b. the Federal
Income Tax Law.
Dated December q, 1921.
GEORGIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY
BY p. s, ARI1wRTGHT.
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THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY
COMPANY

AIIeIheny avenue and Nth 6trCet
PhUadel phia. December 7. 1921 .
The G,rectore haze declared dividend OF
eumUIated surplus OF tho company on both
cornmory and preferred stocks, payable Janu-
ery T. 1922, to stockholders Of record al the
close Of business on December IL. 1871.
CAee" wal WAITER q. HENDERSON.
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FINANCIAL
Dividends
L. w. CLARK & CO.. Bankers
Once Of the
BANGOR RAILWAY q ELECTRIC co.
Nalne

Preferred stock Dividend No. IL
The Board Of Directors OF the Bangor
Railway & Electric 60, has declared the
rHEuInr quarterly dividend OF one and three
auartsrs per cent us47t) upon the preferred
stock Of the company, payable January l.,
Of business December 20. 1921. Checks
viii L. matG4S%S5 mHatG4S%S5ARp CORNING. Treasurer
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PROPOSALS
EASTERN STATE PESTTENTIARY
2lst & Fairmount Avenue
ph'Ia dsInbIa pannaxIyanla

sealed proposals will be received at the
sboye-named Institution until l2 O'Clock
noon wedRssdaE' DeSem6er fH n.} Gr! q. 1884, tog
toE, {hs month Of JANUARY; 1922. ana also
ARD March 1922. To be delivered free Of
porterage, freight and other charges at such
times and in such quantities as may be re-
auired and II not as represented. will be
rejected. ouantit es TO be Increased o.
decreased at the discretion OF the Board Of
InspeCtCTs The Inspectors reserve the right
~ roJsct any or all lids received as they
may deem for the best interests OF tho
Institution.
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Victoria-Those trusty snow fields of
Alaska do their duty nobly in shame.
which otherwise would be merely
another picture" Stunningly photo
graphed scenes of trackless wastes and
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- SIXTH NATIONAL HANK.

EsH Philadelphia, DNC. o. 1921.
The annual election for directOrr Of this
bsnE viii b. held et thc banking house
TUESDAY, January 10 1929. between the
hSu'' - WILLIAM SALTER
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BUREAU OF SURVEYS

PNltddeIphia.
December 7. 1921
Sealed proposals will be received at Room
2ie. City Hall, until Il O'Clock noon on Non
day. DeGem6ero ~ rTl yE @ hnq opened }Dr at that
Contract No. lO3-Constructing Sewers
Grading PAVING, RepRYlng and other appur-
tenant work for opening Tulip street under
ths Richmond branch Of the Pm, ade Iphia and
Reading Railway. between Leh!gh avenue
and Some set street.
Schedule "B'-
Crossing Division OF the Bureau OF Surveys.
duTinE the Rsom ysST 7I9 1872 2rrv Hal
FRANK II. CAVE%,
Director.
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SATIONAL SECURITY BANK

We PhNade!phlai Deeemper Sth. 1921.
The Annual Meeting ot the StockhoIders
VII, be held at the Rapking House. TueSdny
HnusTy 10th. 1929 between the hours ot
~ noon anu W. Il MCKEE. Cashier.
SSSIPTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ksB members OF the Philadelphia Manu-
isfitIbS i.ii be Sed al the once Of ths COMPANY sii
EornneTcla Trust BYildins' Friday January
'sth' RICHARD X, MORRIS Secretary.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR
ISsERA%EGESS oS LIXEs AND

DFCtTnDeT T, lHII,
The Board Of Directors has this day de
Clared u regular quarterly dividend Of seven
Der cent 81 90 per sharcJ. payable January
g. 1922. TO stockholders OF record ~ the
close II business IN december % 1921
- z CARPENTER. IR-- Tren amrnL
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fHM%DEJLPPHHiI4A EI JPHIA TINAYGE n a 4, co,

Fns bars SFdiGG5 dydsnd of a on the prctersd
F"tK.'' STOCK W. on the preferred ''B"
stock and loc per share on the common
Of S-I8T, or the common stock. payable
In common stoCk all dividends payable
january /, l0e2, 70 stUckholderE Of record
peCember II. 1921.
Checks and ceruncates representing STOCK
dividend WIN DO mailed
CHARLES \. SCHWENK
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sE6TRITIEs CONFORMATION

phllaJrl rlptla, December IL 1921
The Board Of DIRECTORS hcs this day de
G,eFsd .aTnngs ot 'Rs cSmpsny 'Hy 2qI
December 81, 1921. 10 stockholders Of record
at the close OF business DecemRer - 1921
GERALD HOLSMAN.
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Walton Roof - The Dare Brothers
won honors with their fCats Of daring.
Leonore Kearns, chanteuse and come.
dian, proved one of the outstanding hits.
Margaret Sadler is a versatile dancer
who knows how to please. Another
winner was Joe MAzol, who showed off
some eccentric dances that were well
executed.
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FINANCIAL -.--G---------
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
/ Secured Serial Seven Per Cent.
n God Notes, Series D.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION,

NOAbh
10 each and every holder of the Secured
Serial Seven Per Cent. Gold Notes. Series
ID. of Bethlehem steel Corporation. Is
sued under the Trust Indsnture. dated
July 15 1918. between Bethlehem steel
Corporation. Bethlehem Steel Company
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Bethle'
ss Is s.'f "SS and vii and
pay on January, lg, 1929, sll o. It's SECURED
y then outstanding; that interest on said
Mctss o. Series VII CGsesssse on sSld rsdsdmp d'dTs
of said Notes Of series D are required on
seid redemption date to present them for re-
&. bsrousS y Manhattan, IN n. CIV q q
3 a., Iuiy gs3 %S 6 Is %5Ss.ssid I5Ss.%sd
and paid q! 100: oi tho principal s%oqn, q rs
SsrsGt Ss%e9on HSd SS,, interest accrued to said re-
CONVERSION PRIVILEGE
In accordance with the provisons OF sd sstd
81: rs5$.sr ?s Fn5s SSG ss e. %S5
GSns S2ns' sf A. now Of psafed ssa
Trust Indsn,u ,ure Vii coGgngs gp e sac Is:
dsmption date. January 10, l922 lhs noidss e
b upon the sur ZEN endcr thereof at said once
q Bankers Trust COMPANY on or DetSrss Ders.nys sS1s
sssrstor one Ts or S"15&S moT Oonis DC OF sad Sales
Of such aggregate principal amount Lwhtch
shall be $1,000 or a multiple hereof that
such bonds, taken at a price to- TO y.ed dco5n. sM
puted according 10 the tables 81 BOND
values specified IN said Trust lndenturs,
Will equal the prncpa amount OF me
Notes SO surrendered for exchange. Win
a cash adjustment Of accrued Interest ara
tion OF that part Of the principal amount
Of the Notes FOR which bonds cannot ne
piicatlon will be made for the listing q
said bonds. Series A. uUon the New foFk
Stock Exchange 80,
Dated. Nv York November 23. 1921.
BETHLEHEM STEEL, GpRP0RATIoN'
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Grand - "A Dress RehearsaI," a
miniature musical comedy, won head
line honors. Frank Ellis ably carried
the lead QBrien and Rule have a
piano act which gained much applause.
Others who pleased were Murray and
Gerrish, impersonators Van and EN-
erson, athletes, and Miller and Jane,
dancers, with a touch of individuality.
A feature photoplay rounded out the
hill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
DIYDENDS AND INTEREST
THE STEEL s TUBE COMPANY OF

The regular quarterly dividend OF enc and
th hrrss.ouarters per cent N%Trl has been
f"SIsrsd on the Preferred stock Of this
payable January !, lSe2. 70 stock
holders OF record as Of the close OF business
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
8-HOUR MEASURE
 PASSES SECOND READING TODAY
Motion to Indefinitely Post pone Badly Defeated
 Road Bill Is Taken Up.

tContinued from Page One.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
BONES OF WIDE-FACED
 ANIMAL ARE UNEARTHED

SYDNEY, N. S. W-Bones of what scientiest say is the widest-faced animal known found recently 70 feet below the surface of the Darl- ing Downs region of Queensland, have been assembled by the curator of the Queensland museum. The animal has been described as being type never discovered before.
 The bones were found by work men sinking a well at Brigalow and were broken into scores of pieces before being brought to the surface. They were sent to the museum, where the curator succeeded in re- constructing the skull. It was found the skull is about two feet in length and about twenty-Six inches in width. The newly discovered remains are those of an animal belonging to the group of fossil marsupials known as Notctheriums. it is thought
 Scientists believe that ages ago huge animals roamed the Darling Downs, for several years ago the yardlong skull of giant Diprotodon was found there. Earlier, in the same region there was unearthed the famous Talgai skull. believed by many to be one of the missing links between the man and the ape
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13

Miss Theresa B. Dubn young woman of New York city, defending accused the Queens County Court in New York Mrs Donatella Massela the and is the mother of several children She will plead sede fence to the charge of murdeng her neghbor Mrs Concetta Altier Corona Long Island This is the first case of one woman defending another in murder case in New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
l B. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.
OVER 5000 JAPANESE "
 FARMING IN HAWAII

HONOLULU, T. H. April l3- Nearly one thousand more Japanese were operating farms in Hawaii on January l, 1920, than there were on April 15, 1910, according to figures culled from the 1920 industrial cen sus report The report gives the number of Japanese operating farms in the Territory in 1920 as 3,09S as against 2,13S in 1910. Japanese owning farms in 1920 totaled 1888.
 The Chinese farms. on the other hand, showed decrease in the same period. In 1910 there were S76 and in 1920 only 560 Hawaiian farmers increased in total from 463 to 679y White farmers total S92. Female farmers total 339.
 The total number of farms in Ha waii, according to the report, Is 5,2S4. containing 2.7O2.34o acre of which 435. PAP acres are improv- cd. The number. of farms has ln- creased 22,3 per cent since 1910.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
Ir. Murray and MT. Holt dissenting. Road Rill Taken Up.

t
 The Ross Road Bill seeking de 3cntralization of road bnildinc authority now dcpoaed in the Ter ritorial Road Commission and tc bcetow it upon elective Divisional Road Commissioners in the four di- visions of the Territory, was taken ID by the Committee of the Whole shortly before noon, minor com mittee amcndments being adopted before the House recessed at 12 o'clock
 Discussion Complete.
 At a late hour this afternoon the House in Committee of the Whole had virtually completed it's consid- sration of the Ross Road Bill, ac- cepting all committee amendments and rejecting all others offered. Eff forts to amend so as to leave the power of making cooperative road agreements in the hands of the Ter ritorial Road Bureau were voted down and it seemed almost certain that the bill would be reported back to the House without any material changes in it's provisions.
 Cable Memorial Passed
 After consideration of the Getchell eight-hour bill by the House in Committee of the Whole for two hours yesterday afternoon. the com mittee arose and reported progress without adopting more than the two amendments including drodpac and surface placer mining in the pro visions of the bill Further consid- eration was postponed until today.
 The House under suspension of rules passed Senate Joint Memorial No. 8, by Mir Frawley, petitioning the Federal government to lay new cable between Seattle and Sitka, and Sitka and Valdez. House Bill No. 13, by Mr. Murray, amending Chapter 29, Session Laws of 1919, relative to the school poll tax law was introduced and referred to the Committee on Education.
 Fight on Memorial
 MT. Julen's memorial relative to changes in Department regulations on group mining claims, was pro ductive of much discussion but was finally passed by vote of 13 to 3 Mr. Cochran, MT Frame and Speak ar Nerland voting in the negative MT. Ross gave notice that he would move for reconsideration of the Houses action at later date
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
COLORFUL TOWN MAY
 BECOME VETS HOME

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.- Clyde, a Contra Costa county town near here, which, it is said. has more color along it's streets than any other town in America. may be turned over in the near future to disabled veterans of the world war, 1t was said here recently The move as being considered by the Shipping Board and the Public Health Service
 [ Every house in the town is paint bd a different color The town sprang into existence during the war and was used to house en- ployees of the nearby yards of the Pacific Coast Shipbuilding' Co. The yards are to close in June.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13

eral offices, we were received every. where with courtesy and generous offers of assistance, and we believe that the business of the various of fices is being conducted in an eff fcient manner.
 Public School
 We visited the public school and requested that a fire alarm be turn. ed in without any warning being given to teachers or pupils, which request was granted. Immediately after the sounding of the alarm. the pupils filed out of the building in an orderly manner, vacating it in one and One-half minutes We wish to commend the superintendent and teachers for the careful training which they have given to the pupils Tn this matter. We found the fire alarm apparatus to be in excellent working order and the fire escapes to be well placed and in good con dition.
 We respectfully request that copies of this report be sent to such officials and departments as are af. tected by the various recommends. tions
 Tn closing we wish to extend our thanks to the Federal and City of ficers for the assistance they have given us in connection with our in vestigations.
 LESTER D. HENDERSON.
 Foreman"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
OIL co.
 WINS DAMAGE SUIT

At o'clock this afternoon in Julgc Fred NJ. Browns court. an in. structed verdict for the defendant was brought by the jury in the dam age case of C. F. Tibbits as admin istrator of the estate of Neida Tib bits against the Standard Oil Com, pany The case was a suit for dam. ages alleged to have been caused the plaintiff while the defendant had the launch Pacific libelled and tied m
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
LIBRARY WANTS MAGAZINES

More old magazines are wanted by the Juneau Public Library for dis tribution to out-of-town camps and settlements. Persons who have al. lowed old issues to accumulate are requested to leave them at the Lii. brary or telephone 430. Story mag azines and the better class publica- tions are especially desired.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13
NO NEED FOX SLOGAN
 BACK TO THE FARM"

FARGO. N. D.. April 1l.-There isn't any need for the well known slogan "baek to the farm" in North Dakota, says A. J. Surratt. agricul- tural department field agent He cites census figures to show that while there were only 14.360 farms under tillage in the state in 1910. the number had risen to 77.693 in 1920.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13

YOU CAN FIND A POSITION, fit- ting your capabilities through tho classified. Other are doing it ali the time. Try The Empires columns
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13

The Lest of job work. of all kinds. is done by the Empire Call us up for quotations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-13

The lest of jon work, of all kinds. | Is done by the Empire. Call us upI for quotations. -.z a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-24

Loa REYES DEL zAPATo. Aa nos
han pFoelamads ea santuFos. ssgan lee
EeeaFds asmestratlyea. dsbias b. bnsu
auFtina aus tsnsmaa y los prpcles tan
ksFHtos gus vsnaemoa 2. MEJIAs y
co. Tlsn4a ds eaixads. caFFsiars 40
aiaD ~. Tslffane 6si Io-26
80 nAnE UD. aas las geass usaass
pusten naE FaoonstTuidss con soma era.
e. e. ia minHa manerA ere ss emEisan
ea la fAhEieAn naEa - prueba con
ana ae ias suyna Tamhien haeemqs Fs
pnrneioral sn tshea ds gomaa = Q. co.
clEhAa raEn4a -. gcins Vietosy Oar.
aanl maptmTea. lis
nLUaAe. BLuEAs: Esessltamos sgsa.
go axpMEaea para "a eonfeeei6n ds bln.
aaa a mnne en teaaa iaa munieipailaa-
esn a. ia isfa nelieife ~ aEeneis . SIC
uis =. eteFyk. Boz zee. san yuan.
RuaEte nee. i0-2e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-24
Ell ATENTADO CONTRA MR..
HERRICK PRODUCE GRAN
SENSATION

PARIS, octubre 21.- Con motive
del atentado contra la personalidad
del Embajador de los Estados Uni
dos en- estl ciudad, el presidente Mi
llerand; M. BRAND, presidente del
Consejo; Bourgeois, presidente del
Senado; Raul Peret, presidente de
la Camsra de diputados, han envia-
do representatives especiales para ex
presar a Mr.. Herrick su satisfaction
por haber salido ileso del peligro a
que estuvo expuesto, de haber explo
tado la bomba que los comunistas ita
lianos le enviaron.
Los peri6dicos poEen de reDeve
que, toda vez que ha transcurrido al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-24

gun tempo desde que fueron condena
dos los anarquistas Sacco y Van
zetty, no Green que puedl haber al
guna relacion entire las cartas ell
atentado, considerandose que este ha
sido tramado por una banda interna
cional de anarquistas.
El Herald, de Paris, Sc abstiene
de Greer que ell atentado sea obra
de franceses; por ell contrario, opina
que Sc debe a comunistas italianos
llegados recientemente esta ciu-
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-24
PARA FL cATARRo

Fl eaiarro IS una infection De las mem.
bfanas mueosas y es on slntoma de sangFe
pohFe. Sangfe pnra protege el sistema
rcztFa aiecciones caiaFraies. ~ Ehrir de
LfeHeFdi faFa 10 AaHgFe limpiara su sis
tesns. expulsando De 50 cuerpo todas las
mafefias Fenenosas. y allmeniara sus ye-
nAs aFteflas con sangFe pura y roia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-24
MkRMOL! MARMOL! MAR
MOL PARA LA2lDAS Y
PAhTEONES

Aeaba de lIegar mi sehora
con un eargamento de marmol
DO SerTaVezxa (carraFa), es un
material nunca Venido a Puer-
20 Rico desafiamos a que Sc nos
muestre un pedazo igual por su
perfecta eFistaliZaci6n. Si inte-
resa. visite nuestro Estudio,
{ (Antigua MarmoleFia Italiana
Dc los e6nyuges Sarti-Bar-
TOLL frente al Palace Hotel
Tel. 300. Box 1883.
o. BARTOLl ART STUDIO
( (Antigua MarnoIeria Italiana). 4.
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TOME

q ElsEiF df LeoHardI. Il gran remedio pa.
- Ia sangFe. Este aumeniara 50 sangre.
aiimeniaFa } FegulaFiEara los Organos d.
gesfisos. Degutlye el color al anemico.
Abeftad al feumaiico da vida vigor al
tisfema neFFsoso. 81 podeF en- easos de
deealmienio debiidal Is sOrprendente.
fefeKas enefFaeion y faita de yaalidad son
ismbien indicaclones De que su sangre ne.
feffa un Femedlo chcaz y yigorizadOr No
piefaa tempo. Naya inmediatamente a Ia
dfognefia mas ceFcana y 0htcnga una bo-
teiia Gel EhSW a. Lc0Hardg Para "a SaR-
60. tomelo ana Tez y Sc convenceri.
kecQmendado por miles dc personas Que
han sido cufadas de enYenamiento de IA
AanEFe. FeumaEisu0. gotta. ulceFas, escr6-
tulas. tuHoFes. dehilidad neryiosa otras
fniefmedades I'd Quedar& satisfeeho de
los fgsuliados despues De habeF tornado IA
pfimefa h0lelia
uixiR DE LE0kARDl PARA IA sAKcRE
Ds ysu's en- todas las drogueriaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-24

ToNoORAFos a PLAzos somoaos ss.
manaiss FncoF6a aohiss On FspAAoi
C0hfPzE1AMEEAIE NUEwOa. . esn.
enenta esutaEoa una.- SERVINGS pedi-
eoa q. O. y. ''E6nA". Allsn 20. Box
a4a. hAm 1nan. io-2R
ALQUrIo UNA CASA HAsTA so "a.
tEs lee paEa1as - = s. InforgaFt FL
MuMD0. ie-&T
xAQuf0kAF0 a. ingiss y sspahoi. rs
bals gassrai es oaeina. EEaeaaao ds
Aita Esensia Ex-eheiai eel eitEeito.
aas naoa 81 Enaass UHidas. sEpsrien.
sia ea haneos y easas oeHsFelaies. DE-
ass eoieeaeitu eussdo n64.eo. A. Nen-
EisT. cafans. Pr. lo-26
$50 A. MA rARA w MAESTRO
cocIifERoi-Qus Ee nsossits en- Ia Is
eusia cgfFeccional EacEiba hoy misme
a DiTseteE hrampaAanda saFta cue asse
ere su s1eis. hin este requisite no haga
asiieitna.-P.
1ovEM DE HuENAs c06TUafRRKsi
y sen aanriente TsAsfica ca iss Famoa a.
msfcaneia. msdiclnas y psTfumsEla ofFs
- run services saHP FlslaE ca a issa
. Elside . eemiaian. EecTiha X r. z.
viaiauta. vega hsls -i02a.
81 aoL1cITA eaisescitn.-E EKpsrsneia
an centshtliasd y eaelna Armstrong. Te
isfons So neETe. q yuan. Apariado
ass.-lo2a.
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BAYAMoN On PLAcEMEs

I'm Il inmadlm2e pmease ds BaNH
ma haY un pnssie para vents As
peEibdleaa en uns ds ies kioakoa -
IA plaaa. ~ 90 niiis idsal v q todaA
hoEns e snesntrara ait IL Nun
Do Llt
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FumadOreS

PreVeninos al p1bIico que Sc es-
tan Vendlendo cigarros enVasa-
dos EN- caias con etiquetas de
nuestras marcas que no son Ella
borados por nosotros. Esto
constituye una infraccion de la
Ley de Rentas Internas. y de Pa
tente de Marcas y confiamos que
los fumadores nos ayudaran a
perseguir a los falsificadores.