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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
COMMUNITY PROGRAM
PLANNED FOR JULY A
Civic Organizations Will Unite
in Independence Day
Observance.

Representatives of practically every
civic organization in the city attended
the meeting called by Mayor Harv,y
Yesterday afternoon in the City Council
chamber for the purpose Of formulating
tentative plans for community In
dependence Day celebration. There were
present representatives Of the following
organizations:
Board of Park Commissioners, Ameri-
can Legion, Washington Heights Cen
tury Club, Chamber of Commerce, Will
mingtcn Music Commission, Rotary
Club, Kiwanis Club, Lions Club, City
Council, Bureau of Police, Delaware
Safety Council. the Y. NJ. G. A., y. W.
G. A., y. Nj. II. A.. Knights Of Colum-
bus, numerous other patriotic societies
The program for the celebration
which was outlined by Miss Frances l..
Range, of the Community Service, and
which the delegates present pledged their
support, will consist Of neighborhood
celebrations on the city Fairgrounds
with flag raising, games and sports,
intersectional baseball, tennis tourna-
ment, golf tournament at the Porter
reservoir and other activities from 9.3O
! to noon.
In the afternoon, beginning at 2.3C
there will be swimming meet at Brandy
wine pool. senior track meet at Baynard
Field, junior track meet, also at Bay
nsrd Field, and chldren's parade al
Washington Heights.
A basket supper will he held from
6 to 730 in the parks At 7.30 there
will he band concert, which vii
be followed 10y community sing, al
address at Washington Heights, !
flag drill, and later in the evening fire
works.
Superintendent of the Police Georg'
Black and representatives of the Safet,
Council have approved the proposes
program. Mayor Harvey WAS named
honorary chairman of the committee an,
Samuel II. Baynard, general chairman
Miss Range was selected secretary.
AZ meeting to be called in the nca
future the chsirmen of the vsriou
committees and more details of tn
program will be announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
SKY IS THE LIMIT ON
G. O.P. Contributions
"Cive Till Il Hurts" viii be Nee
sssary This Year to Run
Campaign.

Washington. June l0.-Thc sky
thc limit for contributions to the ke-
publc.n campaign fund this yenr. ne
Il 600 limit established by Will II. Hays
for the 1920 campaign which ran his
marty into n deficit OF 81, 100000 hns
kccn entirely abandoned, and q group
of tho "fnt purse boys OF the Rcpublcan
Party, meeting here with chairman Ia,
John r. Adams and treasurer rie9 W.
Uphnm Thursday night, decided 10
make their appeal to wealthy hePnpncahs
this wear to give until It hurts.
Details Of the meeting, Just leaking
out. reveal that the Republican organiha-
ton is so hard-prcssed fer iunds thnt II
will have TO conduct campaign
for contributions this yenr that VIII
hr only a little less vigorous than the
campaign TO elect "a Senators ana soo
Representatives.
The $5OO,O00 deficit remaining un-
Maid from the 1920 campaign has
been virtually abandoned and Will be
carried for the present on the notes
Of the prominent Republicans who nave
undcrwritten the debt.
All efforts will be concentrated from
now on to raise huge campaign fund
for thi, v,nr TO cave Republican control
Of the House and Senate and ward on
what appears from here to be defeat OF
disastrous proportions.
No precise estimate can be obtained
as 10 the amount OF money that VIII
he raised, but the general impression
i, that no less than 81 l,0OO,OOO Will be
raised hv tho National Committee
- extraordinary amount for a Congress
.ional elcction-and probably as much,
ns $500 600 more for the Senatorial and
Congressional committees. -,
10 raise the money district, will,
bc established. with collectors in charge
Every state will bc thoroughly car.
yassed and the tens of thousands OF
Republican Job holders and prospective
job holder. will be expected to establish
liens on their places by voluntary
contributions. National headquarters
will be maintained at Washington and
Chicago, but probably not in New York.
The National Committee will take
almost complete charge of the cam.
psign ,hl. year, both the Senatorial and
Congressional committee having been,
with the consent of tho chairman, rele-
us,el To places of comparative unim-
portance. In the past both these com
nittccs have collected their own funds,
have run their campaigns Independently
of the national organization and have
had their own employees and propaganda
workers
This wear the National Committee
will take charge Of most of this work
con6ning the efforts Of the Senatorial
and Congressional committees TO send.
ing out campaign literature of lists OF
addresses provided them by Republican
candidates md TO going TO tho aid o
Senatorial and Congressional candidates
who scnd out distress signals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
WILLIAM P. BANCROFT
At PARK BOARD MEETING
Attends Session for First Time
Since His Recent
Illness.

Al the regular meeting Of the Board
of Park Commissioners yesterday after
noon, William II. Bancroft, honorary
president. was prcsenttor the first time
since his recent illness, and wns warmly
welcomed.
President Baynard announced that
il had been decided to grade the slope
at Delamorc Park instead of building a
re etaining wall for which bids had been
received.
The matter of placing six baseball
score boards Mt rs many ball grounds,
on the offer of the State Fair manage
mcnt was referred 10 Commissioner
/ Candy.
| The committee on the Fourth street
wharf reported the cost of a protecting
fence along the edge. at S266 Further
consideration was postponed until funds
shall be available.
The superintendent reported that tho
park benches ordered some time agC
would be placed in position by the frs,
of next week.
A petition Of residents Of the Eleventh
ward for n playground. near the Fibr,
works, was referred to the Executive
and Park Extension committee.
Bethel A. NJ. +. church was granted
permission to hold fair at Sixteenth
and Walnut streets, from June n tc
July 10.
Clearing of the woods in North
Brsndywine park between Franklin
street and the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road was ordered.
Since the opening of the baseball
season, 533 permits have been issued.
The Young Peoples Missionary Vol
unteers were granted q permit to holt
picnic at Rockford Park to morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
ENDEAvoRS' OUTING.
Many Nc mbers Took the Annual
River Trip Today.

Morc than 800 mt embers of the Chri .
fian Endeavor Union of the city left
Fourth street wharf st 2.l5 this after
noon on the Brandywine for the annual
excursion and moonlight Of the asso-
cation.
The program of the outing takes the
young people down the river as far as
Ship John Light and a return TO Penn's
Grove at 6.li where the guests for the
moonlight only will be picked up. They
will 20 10 Penn's Grove by ferry The
Brandywine will then continue on to
Riveryiew Beach, where two-hour
stop will he made for supper. At SIS
the boat will go down the bay for the
moonlight ride, returning to Whining
ton at IL O'Clock.
Spcakman's orchestra and the Man
dolin Club of West Church will furnish
music. Community singing will be LED
by Edgar Peoples, chorister of the city
union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Application For New Trial.

Judges Harrington and Richards, in
the Superior Court, yesterday after
noon. heard argument and reserved
decision on the plaintiffs application
for a new trial cf the case of Abe
Spain against Thomas Rossiter, a
mechanics lien suit William Pric-
kett was attorney for the plaintiff,
and Robert G.. Harman and Thomas
Davis represented the defendant.
Counsel for the plaintiff alleged that
the s14 verdict given in the first trial
was inadequate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
NfIXUP OVER TIME.
Confusion Has Caused One Bus
Company to Go Back TO Standard
Seized ule.

In view of the fact that most Of the
towns below the canal observe standard
time. in keeping with the railroad
schedules, some confusion has resulted
for those having business with Will
mington.
Because of this confusion the Delsw are
Rapid Transit Co, which operates bus
line between Wilmington and Smyrna,
will go back 10 standard time next
Monday Buses will leave the terminal
at Fourth and French streets, week days
at Z, 1880, $50 and 5.l5; Sundays anc
holidays, s, ~, and 10, all standard
time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Eastern Star Fes tIyal June %.

Members of the Julia Nj. Story
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
have arranged to hold a festival Thurs
day evening, June %, on the triangle
at Eighteenth street and the Boulevard
Mrs. B. s. Savin is chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge OF the plans She will
be assisted by Mrs. Grace Maslin, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wise, Mrs. Helen Ward,
Miss Pyle, Mrs, Mary Mullen, Mrs.
Grace Willis, Mrs. Irene Walsh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
LIGHTNING KILLING FISH.


BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Wilmington, y. c., June l0.-Thous-
ands of fish, ranging in size from one
inch bottom feeders 10 FIVE foot sharks
are diving along the Pender coast, they
nrc being washed upon the beaches in
shoals over stretch Of 20 miles.
DIR. j. II. Hamilton, county health
officer, has requested the government
fisheries bureaus 10 send experts here 70
determine the cause of the phenomenon.
He thinks the FISH were killed by lightning
during the severe electrical storms Of the
DAst lev days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVE
N1dexed for Quick Reference

LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words to tho line
Count initials and numbers Is words,
No charge Ad taken for less than 3Oc.
No prepaid sd taken for less than 25c
Charge. Prepaid.
! Day y.................,...,l8 cents IL cents
Consecutive DAys...l2 cents 10 cents
Consecutive Days. cents scents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business Adver tiking
given upon request.
KEPCBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will be made for errors
not tho fault OF tho advertiser, IL I'D dvertis-
er will report tho error within ~ hours
After flrst publications Of advertisement I.
MIsCLA66 FIOA1IONs NOT PER
MlTTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Clasd0ed advertiser ents that arc telo.
phoned 20 Every Evening will be accepted
~ tho charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will TO accept ted
As full payment " offered ~ the business
of1ee within ak days after any such I'D
10 nrst printed In tho paper. Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected.
All classified advertising received by
Every EvcninK up TO ii O'Clock a. m. day
Of publication viii be placed under the
proper classifications on the CLASSIFIED
Page Advertising received after II
O'Clock viii be grouped together undei
the heading Too Late to Classify anc
will be found on page q.
PHONE TWO-TWO-HUNDR
Ask for WSnt Ad Takss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
About the Special Will Pay
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wsnted--Ma ale

WANTED - Reliable man q district super
intendent 20 sell fruit and ornaments
trees. rose bushes, shrubbpry, seeds, etc.
also engage and supervise sub-sgeofs =
at once Weeks Nursery COMPANY y
Newark New YORK Rfnfn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

The SPRING issue of our
FASHION MAGAZINE is now
ready. 1t contains over 800 styles,
several pages Of embroidery de-
signs, some styles used by Movie
Stars. and a complete seven
lesson course in dressmaking.
This book should be in every
home. The supply is limited. So
order your copy now. Price l0c.
Mail orders direct to Fashion
Department Every Evening, ~
East 18th street, New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
LADIES JUMPER BLOUSE

LADIES JUMPER BLOUSE
This lovely blouse TO be worn
with a suit or separate skirt is
made of crepe de Chine and
trimmed with satin. The sep
arate underwaist made with kim
ono sleeves is included in the
pattern.
The ladies' jumper blouse pat
tern No. 1886 cuts in sizes 36.
3S. 40 and AZ inches bust meas
ure. Size SO requires rs yards
40-inch material with st yard So
inch contrasting for trimming
bands. Price IS cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Help-MaIe or yemxle
Solicitors, Canvsssers, Agents 3

CDMPOSlTOR--Ma Or female. mus(
ne Al Cam Bros. and kindly. 3o'
TOrbort street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

PAINT N--Manufacfprer de
siros representatives to handle bish
grade paint and roof coating line. iibera
proposition 10 salesman or dealer. pro
tTted territories The Robertson Pain
4 Naruish co Cleveland Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

SALESMAN N-For this territory. stoad
position. staple Saturday Evening Po.H
advertised line. good reFerepcer reauirsf|
Address y r. BENIN f034 MsrSri1yf
Building, New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

SAbbSMkN Sell mems made 70 -ordes
clothing attracuvo materials lowest
prices goDd profits. samples ready. zivy
experience BmorsOn Tailoring Col
Seventh and Arch PHILADELPHIA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
SUCCESS-POWER
Character

Your character is evor changing is not the same
MS il II was five years ago, will it be the same FIVE
years hence
II is the byproduct Of your living The motive
back Of MI your acts the seed that grows into character
II is built from within and without but the last
test comes from the direction that you give your life
Communication with other men has much 10 do
with moding your motives environment is bound TO
leave It's mark you.
Place the impress OF your will your charac-
terhnk for yourself and build firmly from your strong
purposes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
FOR SALE. AUTO BUS
In pcrfect condition. A bargain.
Can be seen at
TOLBERT'S GARAGE
1919 KING STREET.

WNYNFH, IVTH fOf saIe. NppTy Rodney
Rtrcet Garage. Fourteenth and Rodney
streets. Phone 500.
LEXINGTON AUTOMOBILE Five
passenger model 1921. Apply to
Raymond kecch, 1927 W. 18th St
PAIGE sport model. 1919. flrst-class
condition: new rubber and paint Can
bc bought for 800 cash. Phone 7i53.
REPUBLIC TRUCK Ons-ton. excel
lent condition. no reasonahlo offer re-
fused Apply LOWS. Second and French
USED AUTOMOBILE WHY'S Knight
limousine excellent condition. four new
cord tires and extra spare tire electric
starter, lights. etc. sacrifice for quick
salo, a275 cash. 9i2 Black shire Road
Phone 1881 X,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

SELL kiLIEM-W worlds greatest ipsecti-
eide, freq sprayer with 40c bottle. ubers,
arrangements and protected territory "A
producers. ne 6rihvrn Co, 72t VI
cherry street phladelphla |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

AGENTS 81 20 sJ2 daily cary AID
lightweight, fast selling, popular priced
necessities. food aayors perfumes, soaps
ioiiet preparations. etc. Agents oufn(
Tree write today quick. now, America 4
Products Co, G2fB American BIjx
Cincinnati Ohio
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
START YOUR own Brervvss

Tea, Coffee. Tailoring. Soap or othe1
Agents and Solicitors Make more noney
Retail Rawlcighs Good Health FOOD Prod
ucts. Spices. Fiavors Medicines: Tolls
Prepara tions. Etc 40 every day neoe~(
sities used By millions Largest cornpan !
IN the world: established % years Yal
vorably known all over America ProdJ
ucts sold on time. lowest wholesale Nd
experience, practically no tapitni ne>ref
We furnish everything: teach you 20 mani
age your own permanent, btR-pnylnz bfisil
ness 81 900 g 900 yeaJ Partfruisrs
free: give age. occupation, ! references W
T Rawlegh Co. 75g Liberty 81, FREQ
port. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
BUSINESS SERVICE
Storage

for furniture az GarthrOp Storage
Warehouse. Inc. 70j Orange street.
Phone 73
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Tailoring and Pressing

WE MAKE OR REMODEL FURs-And
suits, any style decreed by fashion.
Colder Tailoring. 2la West Tenth street.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

podrelnos contempiar. ci paisaje y el
laisanaj j,.....
El lori" coge las rurvas de los
Ieeles, Y rechinantc - va antrHndd
suavemeftc EN- el alma de la selva
afIaSqueTa In que trae inmcnSos re-
cuer(cs quo vaien un Iuuldo par2 mi
Iii "l;io Grandc dc .tnaSca' ctp.a en-
Sis lfnr;daS agUaS 81 HZul clNro lie
nuestTo ciclo IL verde Intense de
In arbClnda, en- donde los rGisclorcs
enamolados elevan. sus enGecha2 ro-
manticaS Y 'lulccs. y Ia vera dc un
rcc0dO. surge rdpida tina haCical:r2,
un trapichito. que en ruinas Simh0-
liza 10 que fUG In lcytnda de un
pueblo, que sin manos mili0ncs ca las
areas de su tesor0 publico, era mas
feliZ. porcuc habia cn alma popular
mas alrg0ria mas iraternidad, mas
cntusiasnc, mas TegionalisMo quo ell
que hoy sczamos. q dc>pecho de esta
boba ciN Nilizar.6n. anunciada coa los
bombos y los plati!los dcl r;dfcUi0...
Y, ALI. n aqrcila hat;en;jit;,. On Ia
casa dmpl.a Y solaricga frentc a los
grandps ycpadores de cafe. otro -fupo
de amigos nos esprrabnn. con f!aScS "
alegriaS que Supimos agradccer V que
a elias c,:rr*poMl"ienlo on toi!o t!cm,
p0. FL Iiplr. csc Instruments Que pa
Iecc cncariIar 81 allno GOl.crtc del
camresinO p3crtorriqW 10. V Ia 2uita
IRA. Ia c0mppi.era del AMBROSE ifnaro
que vas tias su amor l3. no imporia
cualeS vcrcdas. Y iii s'iicharo una
snfunla, dierOn SuS uotaS para ;me-
niZar el acto campcstlC Y frat>rnal,
en- donde ia lcch1n mtlri0 para que
gczaramcS n~Sotr So.
Eli uia mesa sin latas, nos fue
>crNilo Il Guipa:o almuprzo; On NADIA
de iicrn,$ blncCs nos %.'ntamos, Y con
los d.cI p:uchCS del t@lcdor de nucs-
Eas mG:: :. cmrr&am : Il trinchar q
bien Gl.cHtc cHCrlso d" tan silnratico
lcch0!'. rcpl;ado Tor Tito Urrutia,
un artIG"e IN ci aric culinaIio. Tn
arroz can Z lilo y u!Iaa hallacas cara
queilaS u:IOs dulceS Ell los cualeS
An&sc0 Cs ESP ri;s,iS'a completaron
q meHti. "a" fuG delicitso amGa del
lfmpido cris.a! palma.';l que ccrri0
abundance juguet6n yer las gargan-
tas bicn tinbraIa>.
Lucgo icl a!mucrzo don hose Il.
Perez Sc emrnil0 Ell que dijeran.'s al
so, Y al cf"cto nombramos director
de brindis IL don Llime Guis'-afr6.
ddndomr este amigo cstimadfSi,ro Ia
palabra. hablando 20 en- honor dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
De- >A1eciboNa Anasco # A !. a.
*@o' v de Ahasco a Ponce

y
|, rs dedrs 'mmortales ;fy, no haya alu-
stones pcrsoaalcs. nj SO moles.en los
iberos por Ia manera Dc schalar.....:
: s,,na4,esande el auto
Pancho .Iici:eo. luego, Juan NJ. Por-
tcla, don Martin Oharriz, Juanito Y
Pepito OharriZ, Y Fernando Gercla.
ah, ademas, tambiGn fba 30, por 81
ustedes no 10 sabian Y por 81 pensaron
que me habia quedado en TERRA.
Cuando pasamos por el simpatico
pueblo &c Hatillo, estaban matando
ma res, no Sc 81 par" con su carne
hacer sopas asf dcsvlrtuar ell dicho
de Lafoucet quien injustamente lla-
mo a Hatilio.... pueblo sin S9pa.'
En- Camuy Ia bruma 10 llendba todo.
V apenas 81 Sc vefan tres personals
en- Ia calle. Cuando llCgam0s a Que
bradillas. los vecinos parece que nos
cspcraban. pucs mas de Glen persona
lidades nos saludaban nueStro paSO,
cosa que nos hiZ0 Greer que GramOs
mas populareS que las camlsaS del
c6lebre M0ncho..... isabella, Sc hab1a
perfumaGo para recibirnos, va que I'm
ramilletito de las mas fragantGs flo
res nos dieron III bicnvcnida, Y la
bicn salida. entire mirauaS tiorrCtido-
ras. Como habfamoS saldo de Are
cibo sin tomar cafe. nos detuyimOs ra
In Villa del OjO. con tai fin, pero no
nos fuG possible. porqne Il esa hora.
alin las vacas pastabnn por los vcrics
pradOs \ cambio de cSa ingraiitua,
quedamO> todOS, en- que para pagan
eSta acc:6n. rCmitiGranto:, Il la Sin par
villa, un mon6culo para su ojo....,
licho sea con todo rcspeto.
A la vista tuvimos Il ii cariacon-
tecida ColoSo, que dorInfa en- la incr
cia, recordando los do:aG0S ticmpos
cn que Ia azlicar Subo de TN golpc
veinto duros. En- las ojeras De su
chimcnca. So adivinaba un insomnia
terrible, parccido al de don andre,
como llaman en los EStadJs UnidoS,
al ''Iider" dd Ia Union. Luego, la
Aguada ncs mOstr0 sus limpias GALES.
Y su iglesia poblada Ge ticles En- un
rincOncito de In carretera, apareci0
Rinc0n. como 81, verddGeramentc fue-
"a I'M arrinconalo. PanchO hOrdea
los abismoS que dora el sol todo
fuego Y que el mar retrata en- su
cristal inquieto Una curva. una rec
ia, una contra-curva, Y de prOntD nos
recibe 'PoZO Hondo', la antesala dc
Ahasco. con sus damitas alegrcs, ru-
bias unas. triguenas otras. Y cuandO
| el rumor de los bronccs religiosos
llegan a nuestros ofdos, unas manos
fraternales nos saludar Y un grupo
de amigos. compuesto de don Jaime
y de Jose Perez. nos invitan a desccn-
der del auto, para haccr algunos sa-
ludos mas Y tomar un refrigcrio, en-
10 que llega el inanimado cuerpo del
! "martir" cerdo.
/, Nos vamOs nj Casino. NADIA de me-
taforas. j0venes lectOres, ALI un
nuevo grupo de amigos nos saludan
La plana mayor de Aiiasco Agrada-
bles impresiones. jiros mundanos Ell
las palabras v una leve iiivitaci0r
para marclrar al CAMPO, en. donde
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

lbs bonarne disnnns1au3o. d,ndo
In. ara. ,,Q re. los ,nul,.,o. c,rii,os
rccibi - Yarez is, aejpj.5 I'M
rato eoa g, ..,,orl, amcaa Y ,,o In
me Gu .aesf ao4 ,-,.fl ~, t-ozo do
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IN brflra.n O. ios,.rar;, n,,mu do 70.
rrilla. {! didfano poeta qliion pu-
di6ramos lamar 81 egreg.o poc.a &c
la .Acnas boricua. Toilito Gonlalez
Svdr Z. a.l 90 dc la lAfancia Y que
con el .jcmp. y cl paliIo ha ltgado
por aus propioS mtrl.cs y ior .&u i'll
teligencia rohuSta d ociyar ci houroso
pucsto &C. Comt.iuisc1 1t, Se?yicio
!'l1bIi.o. ,ig:nnd ug.av:!la los dcs-
tinos del puChlc@ito Qja ma pAsddo
POT les yir.>jtnHa> ''I fHc=o sc los
tclnolo.cs y dc In i"t}ita,@p DiagaS,
Due G. NADIA amino!un los an;mcs del
simpatico alnalGe. III lie los clcn.rntos
d,riscntcS de dicha prbIac.6n, Toilo
nos Ge,cit5 con III iro4 d.scurso.
ru6s. h.v'r.o.. r>o s.e il raiabra ann
Iour Srraffu ien>tili sc cinpoIlaha en-
Goriv t.,.. a.-.l!lo ...a WIS len rn
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

OCASION.-Se vende al contado una
magnifica casa de concrete, construc-
ion moderna, en- Sapturce. Avenida
San Jorge.
Tiene 2 plantas y esta enclavada en-
solar propio de $40 M, todo cercado
por muralla de concrete.
Veala y lie gustara.
Escriba P. o. Box $50, San Juan,
P. R.
uNA HART CN amp'i. ~ oo;
Sc @iQui!a y ass 4 ~ -, = il.
Parada 81. 1aii- aei Culto. primera
trsnsversal. muy "erca dc "a carrete-
ra Y parade del trolley
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
90 !

Situado en- el coraz6n de la ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los .adelantos modernos. Ascensor.
Telefonos. Magnificas habiciones con
baho privado y efectos sanitarios. Es-
pecial comfort para familias y pasa-
jeros. Precios moderados.
TelefQnos 4Si 1909. p. O. Box 306.
Gale de San Francisco No. 81, San
Juan. p. X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

rrctelM, mientrAs don Martin Oharriz
fuma Su hreNa ocha "u humo Y rccuer
tia cpisoGios de la guerra hispano-yan
mi. c~n uHa t!iS'c2a llcaa dc poc.fa..
De prpnto, 50 a,rayi"Sa un l"ch5n
Ell cl camino, y tras I'M arroyuelo,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

Sc vENDE:-Una vaca Holstein, jo.
ven, con un becerro de dos. meses
Tambien una vaca nativa. todas en- ex.
celentes condolences. Dirijase Lieu.
tenant Commander Baker, en- Ell Fuerte
San Geronimo Apartamento $40, Edi.
fcio Federal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

1900 POSTALES Alemanas, America
mas y Suizas: do Imagenes, Paisajes,
Amorosas, Festivas y de Tniciales en-
Colores, remitense, al recibo de $500,
por Parcel Post Insured, ibre de Por-
tes. Post Card Dealer. p. o. Box
456, San Juan, r. r.