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Did Not Testify TO
Any Secet Agreement

Richmond. Va. Nov. 1T--EIamina.
ton Of the court record today OF the
testimony Wednesday Of G. w. Ran.
dali. vice president Of the Pierce Oil
corporation. In q suit OF preferred
stockholders seeking 10 annul the re-.
zen: election Of directors OF the com.
pany, revealed that he. did not testify
to the existence Of Il secret agreement
between II. l.. DOherty of New York
and II. {. Pierce. president OF the
Pierce company. as reported In These
dispatches Wednesday. Mr.. Randall
further. II was shown. did not testify.
as stated in the dispatches, that il was
the purpose of any such agreement to
dcfraud the stockholders and obtain
control OF the company. Mr.. Randall
testified. and reiterated in a statement
last night. that he had no knowledge
OF any such agreement.
The court record shows that Mr..
Randall, on cross examination con-
Quoted by Samuel Cntermyer, counsel
for the preferred stockholders. testi-
fed that he knew the general terms OF
an agreement entered into between
Mr.. Dohcrty and the corporation. The
agreement. dated October =. 1922. a
purportcd copy of which was produced
in court. was produced BY NJ. Pierce.
Mr.. Randall testified. AT a conference
at which five OF the eight members or
the board oF directors We're present.
He testified that Mr.. pOherty vas
elected n director of the corporation
and participated in the conference of
directors on that date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-18
Plan Taking Over (,
All Resources When
Country Is At War

Hew York. Nov. lT.-Eational defense
plan, Of the war department contem'
plato government control of the entire
resources of the country under an elm.
cheney council or board Of CONTROL
General Pcrsh!ng announced mere TO-
night, speaking a, Madison Square Gar
den before the Merchants ASSOCIATION
Of New York.
according To these plans General
Pershins said, the industrial and man
ufacturjng institutions. agriculture and
,ransportation would BIO under govern
men; control while the personnel per-
tanning TO all of them would be mus
tered into the service. as are those that
are called to the colors. An etnclency
council. or board Of control, conforming
to our experiences in the world war.
would then be placed in charge OF all
resources. with authority to make such
dIsposition of them as would best pro-
mote the success of the nation In war.
That the conduct Of war 10 a big
business enterprise which involves q
knowledge Of business principles on the
part of its leaders. was wildly brought
on. during the World war. and prel!m!-
nary preparation necessary to carry
on 10 success once We become involved
in war should appeal to every business
man.
1T is rcgrcttable that a greater num-
her Of business men with vision do not
make the sacrifice and enter public life
during PEACE. and give their country
men the benefit Of practical business
experience In the management Of both
rational and international affairs. Inv
stead Of leaving those duties to the
rrofe ssional offceseeker and the polit-
teal soothSayer."
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Wheeling Gets Next
Educators Meeting

Charleston, W. Va, Nov. lI.-Miss
Rost Anderson. ~tcac,'>r In TIA" rarkers-
burg high school. was elected president
oT tho Wcst Virginia state education
HssorIa'iuu. and Wheeling was chosen
for Tie next meeting place. Captain
George VI Ford. state superintendent Of
schools and retiring president of the
association was chosen vice president.
Would Eliminate Politics.
Among tho resolutions adopted was
ono favor'uc amendment Of IN" cleo
ton laws 50 that names Of candidates
Flor educational offices should he given
without indicating their political affilia-
tions Other resolutions put tho assocta-
ton on record rs favorinS amendment
~ tho state constitution I" rcm"Nc l.mt-
'atioue on The pcrmaucnt school fund.
and the election Of county boards Of
education which would have the ap-
pointmru, nc SuTcri1tcrG"n's md teach
ers ard til" laying ~ the school levy
for tho county,.
Miss Anderson - 4 teacher oE Eng
lish !v ;H" rarkrr'hU"E lllGh scho"l
asSor,ai,ur during 'ho past year. 80
- a graduate Of Wilson college, Cham.
b~ershurg. Ia Miss Gertrude Roberts.
n teacher i'm tho UuuGnGl"n schools.
waS chosen - tho "NCru'iv" board 70
take tho rlac" 81 the, retiring member,
". G Cook. Of Neirh.
Citizens Extended Invitation.
The inyitati"n I" hold the mex; meat
INK In Wheeling was extended by Super
!n,cmd"nt =. T. Citizens cf tho Whe"l.
Ing schools and no other lily came
forward 4" contest The hON"T.
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SAYS GERMANY HAS
LEARNED HER LESSON

Huntington. W. Va. Nov, II.-Jamo>
Schermerhorn, founder and Untii rc"cn'-
~ publisher Of the Detroit Times. I'm an
address tonight at a banquet closing
the thirty-eighth convention Of m" W"~'
Virginia Bar Association asked that
America cease her policy Of Isolation
from European affairs. II" recently 70
turned from A tour 81 Europe.
Schcrmerhorn laid SIRE upon IT," n
AatiCn OF tn" currency Of central ~
rope. and told of suffering already 70
sult!ng. with complct" disaster lW$t
around the corner.
I'M professional classes arc among
the greatest, sufferers he said. "l'"r'
tors and lawyers are lining up ~ SOUP
Kitchens for doles oT cabbage SOUP
which keeps them alive"
He declared tha' II Germany can sop
the fan Of IN" mark. Germany will come
through" and added that with tho CO.
Of the United States further
Initiation can hn stopped"
He said Germany has learned her les
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HARDING TO DECIDE
IN PACKING MERGER;
SEES NO OBJECTION

Washington. Nov. II. - President
Harding will make the final decision
for the government on the proposal that
Armour & Co. purchase Morris & Co..
Of the Big Five" Chicago pack
ers, It Was indicated today in high ad-
mtnistration circles.
The matter has been discussed with
J. Ogden Armour n Mr.. Harding will
go over Il in detail with Secretary WAL
lace as soon as tho experts OF the de-
partment Of agriculture have completed
their study Of the plan.
The executive was represented IS be-
Ing Of the opinion on the basis Of tho
information now In his possession that
there would be no objection at law TO
the proposed consolidation. in view or
tho strictcr government regulations OF
the packing industry, provided for In
the packers and stockyards' control act.
II was emphasized. however. hat he wal
keeping an open mind until all the facls
bearing on the situation had been pre-
scented.
Secretary Wallace said today that
there would be no definite decision for
several days.
Administration officers said that a
favorable decision by the government
on Mr.. Armour's proposal would not
necessarily set a precedent for govern
ment approval Of consolidation Of cor
porations in other lines OF industry,
such as that recently proposed in ths
case Of several OF tho So.called indie.
pendent steel companies. 1t VAS ex.
planned that quite a different. situation
was presented since the government
regulation of the packing industry WAS
provided by law. where there was no
such regulation in IN" steel and various
other lines OF business.
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touSiaGt!Rople. Nov. l7.-Fcartui
test the Turkish Naiinualists should
carry on, ;he cGict If he Great Ma
tioual Assembly ~ Turkey. aud seize
him and bring him 70 trial. the sultan
Of Turkey. Mohammed VI. in the
early hours ~ this morning fed from
the lildiz Kiosk. took rrtuge on board
he British dreadnaU&A' Maiayd and
tonight. in company with his Youngest
son. Prince ErloSyuI Eitcndj, j. on his
way 20 Malta.
The flight OF the sultan was almost
preCipitatc. but nevertheless before
his departure he announced that he
had not dbdirated-thdt he merely
was leaving Co]uStan'inoPir for safety.
The sultan had requested lieuten-
ant General Harrington. commander OF
the British forces. las: Wednesday TO
afford ,,iu the means Of getting away.
and arrangements were made for him
10 have asylum on the d~readnaught.
The trip from the palaC" 10 the quay
was effected Without the sultan being
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New German Premier
Meeting Difficulties

Berlin. Nov. lI.--tRy TIL" Associated
rress)-Chancellor t'un0 is likely TO
mer, with some difficulties in selecting
the members OF his cabinet. as the So
c!alists, tho Peoples party and the
Clcr,cals already arc trying to ArtiC'-
pate his disposition Of posts. Tho I'm
precision tonight was thai the new head
Ct Ah!ne will hardly l." able To COM
pletc his slate b"for" Monday.
Herr Cuno returned {" Rcrltn late to-
day from Hamburg wh're h" had son"
for a meeting ut tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamship Lin. directorate. II" INT
modia.ely resumed negotiations with
tho party leaders but i"f' until tom"r-
row his discussions viii prospective
ministers.
Tho chancellor now Is concerned prl-
narily with welding into q firm unit a
coalition comprising the middle parties
and United Socialists.
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Sultan Flees.

Constautinople. Nov. l7.-(By the
Associated Press.D-Mohamnled VI,
the Turkish Sultan, has fed from
Cous,autinople on a British warshap'
bound for Malta.
Upon emharkins. the sultan en-
phasized that he was not ~aodlcaunS'
but merely removing himself from
immediate danger.
The Sultan wrote 10 Lieutenant
General Harrington. tho British com
mande- in chief. or Wednesday even
ing. stating he considered his life TO
be in danger and would like British
protection.
The sultan did not propose to leave
the palace before Friday. and arrang
ments we're made accordingly. n
morning a ar, in which we're the act
ing dgagoman Of the British embassy
and General Haringtou's aide. drew up
ar the side entrance TO the sultan S
palace.
Shortly a~fterward. while the guard
vas being changed, the sultan. with
mis- son and six members Of the palace
staff. slipped quietly into the car and
drove to the British naval base, where
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MAN
HELD UNDER BOND

John link Of Mouudsvil!r. charged
with violating tho liquor Laws. was ar
ratgned before L. s. Commissions W.
J.. Cotton yesterday for r preliminary
hearing and held to the MAY term OF
Federal court under $500 bond.
links home was ratded Thursday
night by prohibition officers, E!gh; gal
Ions OF m~oonshine liquor n a still was
seize according TO the officers,
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Kuehling Recaptured

81. Louis. Nov. l7.-Roy II. Kuehling.
who says he is an actor Of Washington.
.. {. and who jumped from a moving
Missouri. Kansas & Texas train at Pilot
Grove. Mo, Thursday night. while being
taken 70 the prnitentiary at Jefferson
CITY. Mo. to begin serving a five year
sentence for shooting his wife, kath-
lcen. ar Eldorado Springs, Mo-, was re-
captured here tonight.
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Narrow Escape.

g w F:ckhart. Of Woodsdale. had a
narrow escape from serious injury early
ia;s evening when \ machine driven by
I. J.. F~cnncll. Of Washington. Pa.
struck him.
Tho accident occurred Mt Eleventh
and Marka, street, Fckhart was slightly
cut and bruised.
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General Harrington and Neville Hen
derson. acting British high commits
sinnc~. received him. The sultan I'm
m"diately embarked N tine admiral 3
barge. without incident IT." vas
roweG uu' "a the British G~""a!nanent
M3lava, wh"rr he VS. received ny
Nico Admiral Brock. Commissioned
Henderson gave tho sultan Il welcome
in the name Of King George upon the
Turkish monarCh'S setting his foot on
British territory. Tho sultan replied
that he felt safe under the protection
of Grea' Britain. adding that he was
not a~bdicating. but waS merely r"moN'
ing himself from the dangrr which was
immediately threatening.
The Malaya steamed oft Immediate
" for Malta. where instructions viii
be received as TO the eventual dcSNna'
ton OF the sultan.
The Sultan has been greatly eN"r'
cised over his status sine" the aCi'on
OF the Turkish Nationalist assembly
ut Apgora early this month. Notinc
10 deprive him OF his civil authority.
ard declaring the caliph, or religious
head OF Islam. would hereafter be Sc
lected from tina imperial house by =
vote OF the Grand National assembly.
Was at Mercy Of Kemaiists.
In the face Of the filtration OF Ma.
tionalist military elemeuts into Con.
stantinuplc, and the knowledge that
the Augora authorities would evcntu-
ally be in full coutrol in the Turkish
capital, the Sultan and his advisers
have been frankly at sea as 10 the
proper course for him 10 pursue. The
bulk Of his guard went over 10 the
NationaliSts. and Constantlnople DIS
patches have pictured him virtually
at the mercy Of the kemallsts shousd
they decide to make a descent IN force
on his palace. There have been ru-
mors that he had abdicated, or was
about to do so, but there has been no
official confirmation Of any such ac-
ton on his part. There were strong
intimations however. that he would
ask the allies for protection il the
need arose.
May be Political Move
Political motives may =" fcad IN
some Quarters Into the fl!sht OF IN"
Sultan a British warship. Great
Britain { Tcededly has strong motives
for seems h a no harm comes 70 IN"
cal,ph. In tew OF the many millions
Of Musselmsn SUBJECTS within ncS
domain, many OF whom have given IN
dtcat!ons OF disagreement with the &C
ton of tho Turkish ~NattoNaltsts. DIS
putting the power OF the Turks alone 70
take action affecting all Islam. The
question Of the Sultau's status too -
likely 10 como UP at the Lausanne con-
ference ahou, TO opcn and It now APP
pears probable that when this question
is being debated. the caltph himself
will be under British nroteci!Cn-a ret-
ugee a. Great Britain's naval base IN
the Mediterranean.
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TO HOLD ANNUAL EVENT

Sisters at the North Wheeling hospital
will hold the annual fnSatherinE Day
next Thursday. At which time they will
be glad 10 receive fruits. j"llics, pre-
serves and other donations for the hen"-
At of the poor patients at the !nstItu'
ton
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Of Or. Pierce, which Is, keep the
kidneys In good order" Avoid too
much meat, alcohol or tea. Drink
plenty Of pure water, preferably
hut water, before meals, aad drive
the uric acid out Of the system by
taking Anuric. This can be OBJ
tanned at any drug store. in tablet
form. Ask for Dr.. Perce's Anuric
kidney and backache remedy).S
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IL 8 al Que 10
an v abund-
auce of that
poison, called
uric acid. The
kidneys are not
able to get rid
Of it. Such
conditions you
can readily over
come, and pro-
long life by
taking the advice
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Many o. your n~eighbors have received
benefit from taking Anur!c just as has
this man.
Charleston. z CT have taken Dr..
Pierce's Anuric Tablets and am blad to
say that I ave received the best ot re-
suits. When I started to take 'Nnur.c'
had trouble with my Kidneys and was
rundown. but now 7 feel hnc. like a new
man. I take pleasure IN rccummend.nE
the Anurlc Tablets to anyone suffering
from sirn!lar trouble william II. Sig
wald. ST.. 249 Coming 81.
poa't wait fer serious kidnev ai'm"rJ
to set IN. Help your weakened kidneys
with Dr. Picrce's Anur'". Send 10" >
Or. Piercc's lnvalids' liot"! IN Buffalo.
y. !, for trial package.
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London. Nov. lT.-Ncws OF the de-
aar,ure Of the Sultan Of Turkey from
Constaninople. under British proteo'
ton. created the most intense interest
in Official circles today. which ANXIOUS
IL awaited he effect II would nave Oh
Moslem populations Of India n other
British domains.
Official London. it is learned au-
thoritativelv. is none too sure that the
sultau's action will be approved oE
the Noslems generally.
This uncertainty is created by the
fac, that several protests have been
LODGED by Indian Noslems against the
reported establishment of a British
guard at the Sultan's palace 10 protect
him. The professors contcnded that
This action constituted an infringe
meut OF their rights Of Se't-determina'
ton in what they consider 10 De d
purely MoSlem question.
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PLAN
FOR SECTIONAL
TEACHER MEETS

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. u Defeat
Of an amendment 10 the constitution
Of the stat" Education association
which would hay" provided for sec,
tionai meetings Of that organization
in the future was defeated this after
noon in The general sessions Of the
association. holding its tifty-frst an.
nual convention here.
Tho proposal 10 eliminate the GER.
trial convention each year met with
strenuous opposition among the dele.
gates. and without extensive discus.
sion the amendment was put before
the convention and defeated. Oppost-
tion 10 the plan developed early in the
meeting. when il was known the
amendment would be submitted. the
opponents declaring the sectional
meetings would ultimately eliminate
80 state association"
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SULTAN OF TURKEY FLEES
ON BOARD BRITISH WARSH|P

seen by any Of the guards about The
palace. IN automobiI" which had
been drawn up at q side entrance I"
the palace whisked him 10 tn" quay
where a barge from the hattleSh.p was
waiting. on this Mohammcd and ms
SON and six members OF the palace
staff we're !mm"diatelr transferred I"
the Malaga. which pointed It's nose out
Trough the Dardanel.es and into the
Mediterranean. on the way 10 Malta.
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Ouch! Such Pain!

It takes you right in the back
Sometimes in the arm, hip or foot.
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Senator Tess Speaks.

Ssraior-C,ect Simeon -. FesS OF one.
gave the principal address at IN" session
Of the association tonight. He declared
that when every Drawn is exalted IN
tho way % remuneration beyond that
Of brains. the nation that permits its.
is going 20 the rocks
The speaker reviewed federal AID %
education and discussed the status or
educational m1.r"r IN. the nation as a
whole. II" also s?ok" of his work on
the educational, commission NJ the house
OF representatives.
The West Virginia Council or English
Teachers. holding It's meeting here. ac-
Ccp'cd an invitation to hold m" next
sem!-arnual meeting IN Pa~rk"rShurg.
Mrs George s. l.a'dIcy, Charleston. Was
appointed % Represent, this state At the
national council meeting at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
{. W. Boyd. superintendent Of negro
schools In Charleston. was elected prcs!-
den, Of the Nest Virginia Teachers As.
ISOLATION. 4 negro organization. at is
annual meeting today. kimhall. Nc.
poweell county. WAS selected as tho
place f"r tho next meeting.
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House Of Sleestes.

An amendment to the constitution
providing for n "lNuse OF delegates"
to transact all business at future meet
lngs was adopted by an o~verwhelmins
vote. The membership Of this body Is
to be elected by regional conferences
or round tables. and by county teach
crs' associations.
Wheeling vas chosen as the place
for tho 1928 convention, TO be held at
a date to be selected by the executive
committee. Miss BeSs ]. Anderson or
rarkersburg was elected president;
George NJ. Ford. retiring president
was named vice president. and Miss
Grace Roberts. Huntington. was elect
ed member Of the executive commit
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Ninguna Mujer DebeA
Estar Sin Mu-col
(SU HIGIENE PERSONAL
10 DEMANDA

Durante muchos amos, el MU-COL aa
sido recetado por Doctores en- todo Ell
mundo civilizado, para las intermediates
peculiares del sexo femenino, sin necesidad
de recurrir medicinas internas, que pue-
den afectar otros oTganos y hacer meior
dafio que provecho. -
: 81 todas las muieres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente maravilloso que es
este poIvo antis6ptico, no-venenoso, esta
Generaci6n y las venideras, Sc verfan ex-
entas de tantas pobrecitas, que sufren en-
silencio por falta de un tratamiento que de
verdaderos resultados, tai como NH COL
Experimental I'd, unos cuantos trata-
mientos en- su propia casa, h&Tan desapa-
recer los f1ujos, irritaci6n y dolores.
La naturaleza da alguna ayuda pero
necesita asistencia, desela con MU-COL
De venta en- todas las boticas acreditay
das. .
THE MU-COL COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo. N. Y. e. u. A
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"UNA DISPOSITION PLACEnfEkA-

Asi dijo el joven, al eligir su esposa
Fl fue listo porque hasta una mujer bonita
puede hacer la vida miserable. 81 Sc siente
siempre nalhumorada, doliente. enferma y
desagradable. Buena salud siempre pro-
duce una disposition placentera. ST I'd
sufre de enfermedades pecuiiares de Las
naujeres. Nneva Salad de Reno !e devol-
vera sus fuerzas y buena salud. Este re-
medic da alivio rapido los des6rdenes de
las mujeres, regulariza la menstruacion
refuerza el sisterna nervioso y pone Ia
muier Q nina doliente en- perfecta salud
tonihcando los organos de manera que estos
funcionen sin dihcuItades. Nue1u Sa!uG
Se Reno da salud y accion natural al siste.
ma : Compre una botella hoy nlisno. De
verta en- todas las fannacias.
s. B. LEONARDO G CO.. Fsbvicsntss. New W
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AVISO INPORTANTE
Se1oras y Se1orifas

va estan llegando los solnbreros Anne
rican Beauty, fabricados especialmente
para este china por expertos on Ell rano.
No hay dos iguales, sientan bien a So
cabeza v nevan todos un tono de SEN
cillez y elegancia QUE agrada siempre a
las personas de gusto. Hay de todos
precios y para todas ocasiones. Tambien
Sc toman 6rdenes espsciales y Sc re-
nueva su sombrero viejo.
Hemos arreglado con la Sra. Newton
para exhibir nuestros efectos en- su, es-
tablecimiento, al lado de la Iglesia de
Santa Ana, Tetuan IA 1|2, San Juan,
Fuerto Rico, donde esperamos su vi
sta. Advt.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
EEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEGOcIADo DE oBRAs PUBLIcAs
san Juan agcsto ii. 1922.

San Juan. agosto ia, 1922.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pubhca subasta
de las obras de CONSTRUCTION de un puen
te de hormigon armada, de 25 metros
de luz, sobre la Quebrada "Aguas Dull
ce'' en- la carretera No. 8. seccion Rio
Grande-Luquillo, cuyo presupuesto apro
tado asciende a cinco mil cuatrocien-
tos cincuenta y siete dollars ochenta y
I'm centavos (s5,457sD, Sc admitiran
en- esta ofcina hasta las P. M del
dia % de agosto de 1922, en- que Sc
abriran p1blicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- Ell contrato, y podran recoger
los licitadores los pianos y modelos de
proposiciones q. han de presentarse, me
dante un dep6sito de diez dollars ($1O)
en- metalico en- cheque certificado que
seran reembolsados al ser devusltos di
chos documentos en- ell plazo de veinte
dias (20) despues de efectuada Ia su-
basta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera todas las
proposiciones y adjudicar Ell contrato
bajo otras consideraciones que las del
rrecio solamente.
John A. WILSON,
Comisionado. Advt.
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sRAs. Y sRTAs.:

SRAS. Y SRTAS.:
No desperdicien los trajes de seda o
lana usados. Llamando a la planta de
DRY Cleaning del Porto Rico Steam
Laundry, los tendran en- POGO tempo
convertidos en- nuevos.
Telefonos SO y 194. San Juan. P. r.
Advt.
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Todos los jefes de Oficinas
inteligentes encontraran un ami
60 en- ell BRUJO OJEDA. LIE ha-
ce ell trabaio bien. Rapido. Tel.
355.-Adyt.