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Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30
Eopm sHIPPINd ASSOCIATION

Reading, March 2s.-A i1vestocA
shining association has just been
organized here, under the direction
of g. L. McFadden, Lyon county
agent The association has II char
ter members. Plans are under way
TO employ a manager in the near fu-
ture
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-Fordson tractor, Top
tenders and 2-bottom plow. all
good as new; price $3.50 for the out
fit. V. Il. Britt. Solomon, X. H. =,
Acme phone. o<"u
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-S. e. White Leghorh
eggs; we are mating our heavy
laying strain of hens with cockereis
from 24O to $50 egg strain; "a per
100 at farm. Harry Crider, Detroit
pvo,,oro nbone 4-9w4t'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30
MORE TO EAT in AMERiSA
tAssociated Press1

London, March 2S.-BOys III
America are far better fed than ENG
lish lads, declares w. B. Close tA-
nresident of the Cambridge unlVer-
sitv Boat Club, in u discussion OF the
feeding of school boys. Mr.. Close
also asserts that the average MAI
he has met in the United States ana
canada is taller and bigger than inc
average Englishman. ,,
NEED COAST GUARD AGAIN
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-Exhibition bred to lay
s. c. White Leghorns, none better
eggs So per 100; "a years a breeder
OF Leghorns; 200 hens for sale. q.
A. Leonard. phone 29O2. Enterprise,
Kan r. r. 2-16wst'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-Imperial Ringlet Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs, cockerel line,
f. B. Thompson strain, vi per TO-
SIS per 100. Mrs. Clara Philiips,
r..,.an Kon 3-16w4t
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-TwO out buildings maze
of new lumber, some new lumber,
sacks of cement, roll new chicken
wire and lot Of cedar posts. Can a.
1413 s. w. Second st. 2ldl-Z'wl
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-Rhubarb roots, large
red variety, $1.0O per dozen. Mrs.
G. w. Kelley. Detroit. r. r. 2. Buck.
eve phone. odzt-eM1L
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-Purebred :. {. Rhode
Island Red eggs for Matching,
$3.50 for 10; phone SOFT. A. Is.
Cooley. 29d2t-w1t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Registered Percheron
mare or will trade for mules. See
NJ. c. Metz at Union Pacific hotel,
Abilene. 3-2od3t-3owlt
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE--Fifteen Lincoln sheep
with lambs. VIM. Riekeman, Abl-
lene Route g. @o"-'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR sALE-Single comb White Leg
horn eggs $3.50 per 100. ID. kreh.
biel, Detroit. Zzo"li
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SAIE-Ford sedan In fine
shape at bargain. Is. Il. Free
mans Garage, Abilene.
3-3Od2t- -30w2t
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FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs that
hatch well, $3 per 100. Mrs. w.
f. Rees, 2711 Acme phone.
3-30w2t*
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FOR Single comb Brown
Leghorn eggs for Matching, ~ per
100. Grover Faster. Abilene, II. IL
G. Acme phone. 2-23dIh'u-"li
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FOR Standard bred Bun
Leghorn eggs for Matching. M. Ii.
Crawford, Detroit, Buckeye phone
2-16wSt'
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FOR Mammoth pekln duck
eggs 75c per setting. X; A. Baker
phone Navarro, Enterprise, Kansas
3-23w3t*
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FOR SALE-Pure bred dark brown
rose comb LeghOrn eggs, $3.50 per
100. NJ. f. Bert, Abilene, Buckeye
,,bono 3-23Th4t- -30w4t*
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FOR SALE-GoOd Calico seed corn.
Clarence Dyer, Buckeye phone.
3-30w3t
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FOR SALE- $. {. w. Leghorn Eng
lish Baron strain eggs for hatch-
ing. $4 per 100. Edith Hoover
Buckeye phone. "-""o'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-03-30

FOR SALE+Fall Duroc boars and
gifts, great -grandsOns and daugh-
ters of Great Orion Sensation, the
twice national grand champion, $2O
each. must be ordered before April :.
Jesse T.. Knopp, Chapman, Kansas
1tw+
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FOR SAILS. c. B. Leghorn eggs
for Matching, $500 per loo.
Ernest Lowry, Acme phone, Abilene
Rural Route 3. . '%o"''
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FOR English strain Whlte
Leghorn eggs &c each. Z. =. iieh.
dersOn, Solomon. '--'""
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FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs for
Matching, 81 per 100. A. ]. Meier,
Talmage phone, Abilene X. X. Z.
3-3Ow5t*
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FOR SALE-white Leghorn eggs
for Matching, 12c per dozen above
market price; Talmage phone. Gar
ence Meier, Abilene Z. X. Z.
3-23w4t'
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Five room
house, partly modern, good barn !;
phone 561 or call at sos n. Buckeye
J. j. Brown. 3-23dtl-3oWl II
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FOR SALE%Seed sweet potatoes,
yellow Jersey. Call Hardy Garteh'
nbona ohO3 3-2Sd6t- -30w1t+
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WANTED
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two and a half acre
I tract Of land. highly improved.
Phone 4sl or call at 7is Enterprise
14d2t'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE year
old pure bred Polled Angus bull.
John Mark, phone 979. INV
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FOR SALE-Purebred HOlstein male
calf; also 50O-chick br00der.
Nathan Engle, Abilene r. X. :,
phone Acme. 5-5owot
Evening star., 1922-05-14
SHOOTS AT Wife 5 TIMES,
MISSES, THEN KILLS SELF
End of Thumb Torn Off Only In
jury Which Is Received
by Woman.

Special Dispatch to The Star. ,.-. ..
MONONGAH, W. Va, May 13.-An-
drew sPrickett. aged thirty-eight, son of
Marshall Prfckett, fatally shot himself
after an Intellectual attempt to kill his
wife. He had been separated from his
wife and five children because of his
drinking, habits. 80.
He called on his wife at the home of
Jack Boydon. where she had secured
employment, and when she refused his
request to accompany him to Booths
vile he shot at her five times with his
revolver. One bullet tore off the. end of
her thumb, otherwise she, was not In
jured.
He started down the railroad track
and reloaded the weapon, turned it on
himself, the bullet crashing through his
brain. He died in a Fairmont hospital
Evening star., 1922-05-14
"HO0KING UP" CONFLICTS
With SOME RISK RULES
Caution Would Avoid Paying of
Increased Insurance Bates on
Property.

Radio fans should give heed to fire
insurance rules in connection with
the hooking up" of radio equipment.
otherwise the rates on their properties
may be raised or the insurance re-
fused entirely, warns the bureau of
standards of the Department of Com
merce in calling attention to the fact
that fire insurance regulations gov
erning the installation of radio appa-
ratus are to be revised.
According to the Department of
Commerce. the rule which has hereto
fore covered radio installations is
known as rule sc of the national cleo
trio (fire) code, and In connection with
a general revision Of this code a
change in this rule has been decided
upon. The matter is being considered
by committee of the National Board
of Fire Underwriters.
The Department of Commerce has
prepared a mimeographed circular,
containing tentative requirements
which have been suggested for adop-
ton. 1t will probably be matter Of
several months before the definite re-
quirements are decided upon, but in
the meantime any one who has real
use for the aforementioned circular
may secure a copy by writing to the
bureau of standards, Department of
Commerce, Washington, D. c., for
its letter circular No. 62. Proposed
Revision. of Rule Sc Of the National
Electric (Fire) Code on Radio Equip
HeHt.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

the maximum strength attained IN
each direction decreases with each
alienation. we have oscillations. II
the oscillations are damped the cur
rent will. of course. die out. If aft
er the oscillations die out another
group i3 produced II also dies out in
time. Ii is possible to produce re-
curing groups of damped oscillations.
Continuous oscillations may be COM
pared with a swinging pendulum which
is struck "a light blow every time
il swings back toward the observer.
If the blows are all of the same
strength the pendulum will always
swing to the same amplitude. But IL
the Dedulum is struck one blow and
then allowed to swing by itself. the
swings decrease III amplitude and the
pendulum finally comes to rest. the
swings are damped. and this action
may be compared to that of damped
electrical oscillations Recurring
groups of pendulum swings could, o1
course. be produced Ly striking il Il
blow every time it came to rest after
series OF damped swings. This cor
responds TO recurring damped cleo
trical oscillations.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
New Apparatus and Devices
Ralph Brown, Radio Engneersssssss&&

ground connection, A BAT-fOr the
negative "A" battery terminal, a
BAT = for the positive terminal, and
SO forth.
The posts, themselves, are well
made and the machine screws suffi-
GENTLY long TO pass through the
usual sizes of sheet insulating ma
terial- TIE lettering OF the knobs
is carefully engraved. not stamped.
and should retain its legibility for a
considerable length of time.
Considering their usefulness. the posts
are very inexpensive and should become
popular with radio enthusiasts who pre-
fer the enjoyment of making their own
to purchasing ready made sets
Evening star., 1922-05-14
KILLED MAKING-.ARREsT.
Town Marshal shot-1nquisitive
Druggist Wounded.

MoULTR1E, Ga, May 13.-William
Sheffield, town marshal at Coolidge,
fourteen miles south of Moultrie. was
shot and killed, and Everette Mon
Grief, a drug store owner, received a
flesh wound from a stray bullet. =
Sonnie Hart, whom officers claim
did the shooting, fled and had not been
captured this morning. Sheffield was
trying to arrest Hart on a charge of
drunkenness officers declared, when
Hart drew his gun and started firing.
Moncrief was hit by one of the bull
lets when he rushed out of a drug
store to see what was taking place.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Lettered Binding Posts.

Many builders of their own radio
sets find it very difficult to engrave
An enterprising manufacturer has,
therefore, needed the saying that
necessity is the mother of inven-
ton" and brought out a complete
line of lettered binding posts and
knobs.
No matter what the posts are to
be used for there is one for each
purpose. For example, there are
posts with knobs lettered ANT for
antenna connection, GND for a
Evening star., 1922-05-14
GOODRICH OFF TO RUSSIA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 1s.-'
James P. Goodrich, former Governor of
Indiana, left here today for New York
and expects to sail Wednesday for an
other visit to Russia. He, expects to
complete his work as an Investigator
for the American relief committee dur
ing this trip. Mr.. Goodrich plans to re-
turn In August
Evening star., 1922-05-14
RADIO EXPLAINED
r. By E. Fl. LEWIS
INSTRUCTOR NEW York. YM.CA. RADIO School

500 cycles can be and are daily Gre
ated by ordinary alternators in radio
work
Radio frequency alternating current
Is also commonly used in radio work.
The frequency may be anywhere be-
tween 10000 and 100000 Or more
cycles per second. But instead Of call
ing the current radio frequency al
ternating current" a shorter term,
Oscillations" is used. If the current
rises to the same maximum strength
in each direction periodically as long
as 1t is flowing. we have continuous
oscillations abbreviated G. W.. IL
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Qscillations.

An alternating current of electricity
is ohe which increases and decreases
IN strength and reverses its direction
OF flow periodically. 1t alternates in
its direction Of now. If 1t alternates
120 times every second there are sixty
cycles of alterations per second. The
frequency of the alternating current
in this case is sixty cycles per second.
This Is a. common commercial ire
quency. but frequencies as high as
Evening star., 1922-05-14

burn. 1; Massachusetts,, Boston, Med
ford. Hillside and Springfield, each: !:
Connecticut = Greenwich and New
Haven, / each. New York-New
York, 8; Ridgewood. 1; Schenectady.
2. New Jersey--Jersey City. l; New
ark, 8. Pennsylvania-Phil
3. Maryland-Baltim 1. District
Of Columbia-Washing 4. Vir-
1. North Carolina
Charlotte, 1. Georgia-Atlanta, g.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
BY RADIO TO-DAY

NAA-NavnI Radio Station. Radio, Va.
1O:30 0a.m.-Meteorologic report on
$3.50 meters of arc transmitter.
- noon and 10 p.m.-Time signal
followed by weather report and ship
orders.
1890 p.m.-Naval press news Wave
length, 1850 meters.
KDKA-westinghou Pittsburgh
1890 MeterS-Eastern Standard Ttmc).
9:45 am-Services of the Point
Breeze Presbyterian Church, Rev. F.
H. Barker, minister.
1:45 p.m.-Children's Bible Story, "A
Baby Story for Mothers" This story
is given in honor of Mothers day.
3 p.m.-Radio chapel. conducted by
Rev. Royal N. Jessup, pastor of Shady
Avenue Baptist Church Of Pittsburgh.
Episcopal Church. Pittsburgh, Rev. E.
J. Van Etten. rector.
VIEW & house. Springfield.
Mass. (36O Mcters-Eastern
Standard Time).
pm.-Radio chapel services.
s p.m.-Musical concert
WJZ-Wextinghouxe. Newark. n. J.
$3.50 Mefers-Enstern Daylight
Saving Tfme-Deduct
One HOur).
p. m.-RaQl0 Cnapel services, Motfi-
er's day exercises, conducted by Miss
Frances NJ Hedden of the New Jer-
sey Sunday School Association: "Our
Mothers" by Rev. George c. Vincent.
pastor of South Park Presbyterian
Church, Newark; Sunday school les
son as written for Christian Herald
by Rev. Samuel D. Price. secretary
of the Worlds Sunday School Asso-
citation. The program includes
Mothers day song by Mary Z. korb,
p.m.-Literary vespers by Prof.
Edgar U. Burrill. Columbia UniVer-
sity.
Quartet of Virginia, R c. PurVes,
secretary.
$50, p.m.-Reading and records
from the Bubble Books That sing,
by Ralph Mayhem.
6:45 .p.m.-"sandman Stories"
p.m.-"Wonderful Tar Baby"
"B'rer Rabbit and the Honey" TB'rer
Fox and the Little Rabbits" and ne
gro dialect stories, by A. {. kraven
Of Newark
D. c. Ashmead, anthracite editor of
Coal Age.
7:45 p.m.-'The Health of the Child"
by ]. N. Myers.
p.m.-French concoction dialect
stories, by w. ]. Dryden of New York
9p.m.-Sacred music by the Aeollan
OrchestreIle. and Duo-Art Piano.
9:15 pm-"Camping and Forestry.
by Alexander NJ. Dodge of White
Plains.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
KYW-Westingho Chicago $3.50
meterS-Central DayliEht-Saving
Time, Same as Eastern Stand
ard TIme). &.

3:3o p.m.-Radio chapel. conducted
by Rev. Arthur Frederick Ewert Of
the Central Presbyterian Church of
Chicago. Musical program conducted
by William r. Riddell. musical direc,
tor Of the Central Presbyterian
Church, and Jeane Burgess, organist.
News and base ball returns.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
DIVORCE SUITS DISMISSED.

Justice Bailey of the District Su-
preme Court has dismissed the suit
for an absolute divorce brought by
Harry Rerman against his wife. Dora
Berman. A cross-petition of the wife
against the husband was also dis
missed by the court.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

Samoa, the Hawaiian Islands Guam,
the, Philippines and an outpost station
within the American, legation compound
in Peking, China. The effective range
Of these sts tons vary from 500 to 5000
miles and American messages are
therefore constantly encircling the globe.
. The Navy's super-high- station
at Cavite, near Manila, transmits daily
messages straight across the Pacific to
San Francisco. the distance being some-
what over 5000 miles, This is by far
the longest radio circuit in daily op-
Grafton in the world.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
RADIO BROADCASTING---
Past, Present and Future
BY COMMANDER STANFORD HOOPER. UNITED STATES NAVY
Head Of the Radio Division of the Bureau
Of Engineering Of the Napy Department.

BY C.
is
of
hundreds Of
naure1
Evening star., 1922-05-14
BILL GOES TO PRESIDENT.
senate Passes Amendment to Ant:
Narcotic Act.

antl-narcotic act to prohibit the i'm
portation of narcotic drugs into the
United States or its territories was
passed by the Senate last night and
sent to the President. A maximum
penalty for violations Of $1,000, or
ten years imprisonment, is provided.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

The personnel of the Navy radio serv-
ice has struggled for twenty years with
static and other interferences and now
has reached the point where not only
all nayaFsaips and aircraft are equipped
with radio, but numerous high-powered
the United States and in our outlying
possessions have had to be established
and kept in operation day and night
throughout the year, regardless Of in
reference fcom any source.
As result of our naval and mari
time communication requirements. the
Navy now has in operation stations
ranging from the Gulf of Mexico to the
Canadian border on both coasts; along
the Gulf of Alaska and in the Bering
sea to Bering strait; in the West In
,dies, the Panama Canal Zone, American
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On BANUO DE AHORKb. -Cna AoJs
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y eonvShcsrA. I'm sodsS las casas IL
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ares cuadrados. Sc arriendE tOdo o ep
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S0MBRRROs DE- PAymLA.- Homes
rsbaJado nuestrcs prscios. Procure ente-
earHe autes de comprar a otra casa.
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kAt Rico. r.
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TNTIMA: :-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
mes y lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume. Muestras y pros
pectos su representante Jose g. Pc.
york. Boz 1872. San Juan.-P.
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NANESE de $40 a. $40 semanales
- vendaendo nuestros prcductos
Muestrario de Is articulos, catalogos.
etc al recibo de $1.00. Porto Rico
Trading Co. Box 1174, San Juan.-8-7
TNVfERTA SO D1NERo EN- so
LARES:- vsndo SOLARES mus
atractivos, diferentes tamados, de cor
tado plazos muy convenisntes. n
f6rmese: Henry w. Dooley. Telefon
$50, San Juan, Tanca No. 2, Msncic
ne M AGUNDo:-P.
C0LAREs DE OCCASION :-TsngC
~ cinco solares que miden de $50
a 600 metros, en- la Carretera del Sebo
ruco, con frente a dicha carretera. es
quina ostras cal1es v Wis
ia al Parque del Colegio del Sagradg
Coraz6n de JESUS. que estoy dispuesto
vsnder precios muy convenientes
Inf6rmese en- seguida. Henry w. Doo-
ley, Tanca 2, telefono $50. san Juan-P.
NTADA MEJoR que las afamadas
hallacas venezolanas que Sc ha,
cen los sAbados y domingos en- la ca
sa No. 10, Gale de Barcelona, Stop
1912. santurce. Ordeus sus pedidos
nor te,kfono. 1872 azul 9-o
TN $5O0000.-Se vende una bonita
residencia en- ell mejor sitio del
Condado cerca de la EscueIa Luchetti.
para infornes dirfjase a H. Cordero
Box 6S5, San Juan, Tel6fono 156 Y 500
negro 9-71O.
KKEDALLAS RELIGIosAs encha-
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to por so centavos. Grandes descuen
tos Agentes. Porto Rico Trading Co.,
Box 1174, San Juan.-P,
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Nuevas ideas en- gran demanda.
Las ideas dc usted pueden waller mu-
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uisntos para el Cine7 Nosotros lie ense-
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New York City P.
Ell LIBRo AL OLA. A.-obras de Espi-
titismo. Magnetismo, Magia, Trasmi-
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fernal. Ell Diccionario Inferna,, FL Ii
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marion, Automovi1ismo. Electricidad,
Agricultural. Csrpiute-sa, Ebanisteria
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la Liberia CAMPos. Allen 90 Sa
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DUPTLAs:-se admIten senorlss.

nUPTLAS:-Se admlten senorIsas
= blancas que vengan estudiar a
RIO P1edras, casa situada muy csrca
de la Universidad Gale de jose de Die
go. Precios m6dicos. Para informes en-
Mayagiiez, J. Dionisi. Agente del An
cora. Para infOrmes en- Ponce, A.fre-
do NUM-, Professor Alta Escuela. Pa
ra informes en- Rio Piearas, Box 357.--
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WTANTED:-High class experienc

yXYANTED:-High class experiences
w salesman. TO demonstrate and
sell large electrical household ap-
pliances in San Juan and santurce.
Must be able to show results. Referens
rsqniered. Apply: Porto Rico Railway
Light and Power Company. Marina,
San Juan.-9-7,
co1zPRAMos MoToREs ELEc
TRICos: tDe slA /. " me-
dio H. P. Corriente. alterfa. Una o
tres fases. go cyclos y que est6n en-
perFsctas condolences. Apartado 1884,
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CE vENDE: residencia de con-
creto con garaje, 'entrada de Ia
Avenida De Diego ndmero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misma Telefono 214 verde
Santurce. Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
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DUERCOS DE COMA, tamaflo A x
= 16s' con patas de MADEIRA y pitos.
Sc venden facilmente. Docena de
muestra por SO centavos. Necesitamos
agentes. Porto Rico Trading Co., Box
1174, San Juan.-P.
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DOR $500 DOLARES:-Casa con-
: creto con garajs solar propio
ESQ metros, 4 habitaciones, sala, come
dor, cocina cuarto de bafio compile
to. Sitio c6ntrico cerca de la escuela
Labra, Luchetti y Alta Escue'a. In
formes Telefono 57s, San Juan-8-3.
CE ALQUILA en- ell tTobacco Pala-
- ce'', Tetuan GO, 5 habitaciones (par
te de un apartamento) propias para vi
vienda u ofcinas. Informaran en- el
segundo piso, izquierda.
CE soLIcITA coRTADoR practi-
- CO bien enrsndido en- la marca
de ccrtes. Solicite personalmente su
plaza Morris E. storyk, Gale Isabel
"a. No. 5.-Marina, San Juan, P. r.
9-1.
CE ALQUILA una habitaci6n, CO.
- moda y ventilada Y Sc admiten
abonados, tambi6n Sc sirven comidas
a domicilio. Infornaaran, Gale S. Brau
No, 30 Altos. Telsfono 172 rojo. 81.
4 vIso para los estudiantes que
vengan la Universidad durante
Ell afo escolar Sc adniten pupilos en-
Jose de Diego No. 4 altos, Rio Piedras,
P. r. "a
CE ADMITEN PUPILos en- la casa
- No. 2s Gale Joss de Diego. Para
informes los bajos del DR.. Saliva. Pro-
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Rio Pie5ras, p. R.-9-8.
OcAsIoN;-vendemos casa con-
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comodidades, solar de 5000 metros;
frente carretera central, al lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras. Facilidades para
pagar. porto Rico Trading Co.. Box
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Vea0 gTadO
REUNION EscoLAE

En- la noche del microbes % de los
corrientes, sA celebr6 en- la escuela Bal
dorioty de Castro, la anunciada reunion
de padres cuyos ninos Sc graduaron de
octave grado en- ell curse que finalizo
In JUNO pasado. Ell acto, result6 muy
concurrido. Ell seiior Fortune, a nom
bre de la Asociaciones de Padres y
Maestrcs de las escuelas Labra y Bal
dorioty de Castro, ahri6 el acto, ex-
poniendo brevemente el obieto de u
reunion.
FL senior McGuira, Inspector General
de Escuelas, hace uso de la palabra y
con gran acopio de detalles expone
las cindiciones dessos del Deparsa
mento sobre la matricula para los nj
nos de novene grajo.
El sefor Benedicto .reasume ell acto
" permina invitando a los concurren
tes suscriban sus Quotas yoluntarias
de acuerdo con las condiciones econo-
micas de csda uno, fin de realizar
practicamente los deseos Ge la conf
sion encargada de recauaar los fondos
necesarios para completar los sueldos
de dos proa.scres de noveno grado.
En- este romento, Sc noto un gran
interes ror parte de los concurrentes
para contribum de ma1era efcaz, a
que sean un hecho los buenos deseos de
la comision.
Los donativcs va entregados para
pagar Ell complsntento &c suede de dos
maestros de noveno grado, son los 81