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Evening journal., 1922-12-26
WOMEN MEET MAN,
EACH SAYS HE'S HERS

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Two wo-
men living within FIVE blocks Of each
other on the upper West Side were
strolling along Broadway with a de-
tective yesterday afternoon when
they spotted a man each claimed as
her husband.
He was arrested for bigamy and
locked up in police headquarters,
where he gave the name Of Linford
II. Stockwell salesman.
Miss Helen Fallon, Of West Nine
tieth street, charged that Stockwell
married her July p, 1922. using the
name Linford Remmick. Miss Vivian
OF West Eighty-hfth street,
accused him OF wedding her October
10 as Linford Koslin.
They also charged that Stockwell
had another wife in Milwaukee. but
the police said the prisoner ex-
planned his marriage in that city had
been annul.ed because his wife had
used a fictitious name.
Evening journal., 1922-12-26

The bandanna, formerly the ex-
elusive property Of the ruler Of the
kitchen, Aunt Dinah, broke into So
ciety at Deauville last summer. It's
used TO make such blouses as the
one illustrated.
Not that these are common ban
dsnnas. They are OF silk and fine
linen.
II you prefer a blouse Of. palmer
stuff you knot your bandanna around
your throat-cow puncher fashion.
Correctly folded it also makes the
smartest sort OF turban.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
Grain, Produce
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, April i3 (SpeciaD =
Potatoes White. 100 lbs, 1.4oa1:75
No. D. .7Ssl.o0; new potatoes. bbL. 500
No. 2. 1.75a2.0o; bushel, 1.25a1.75 No.
2. 50a75. Asparagus doz., 2.0oa5. 90.
Beans. hamper. 2.00a3.50. Beets. bunch.
2a4. Cabbage, hamper, 1.2oa1.50. Car
rots. bunch, 3a4. Cauiihower, crate. 100
aoos4.sS. c1cumber.. crate. 2.ooa4.5o.
EgyplantA crate. 1.5oa4.o0. Horserad-
ish, bushei, $50. Kale. busllel. 20a30.
Lettuce, basket, 1.60a2.50. Onions, 100
lbs. S.00a10.00; No. 2, 6.00a6.00; spring
onions, 100. 1.25a1.5o. Parsnips. basket.
pers. crate. 2.66a4.5o. Radishes, basket,
1.0oA2.50. Rubarb, bunch. 4a5. Spinach.
bushel. 60aS0. Squash. crate, 2.50a3.5O.
Tomatoes, crate, 1.35aS.o0..
Apples-Packsd. bbi.. 6.0oa9. 90; No. 2,
s.eoas.so: bushei. 1.75a2.75; box apples.
ranges, box. 6.00a700. Strawberries,
quarter. 1Sa50.
L Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No. red winter. spot. no
9Yoossticn; No. 2 red winter, spot,
.pot' s;ssk; i.ssa. S9; . red winter sarlieky'
Saies-Bag lots of nearby by
sample. at wharf. at ss to LILO per
Corn-Cob corn. old, yellow, quoted
3.50aS.60 per barrel; contract corn,
spot. 81; No. I corn. spot, e5M: track
corn. yellow, No., 8 domestic. better.
No sales.
oats-White. No. 2, 4sa4sis per
bushel; No. 8. 45a45ts per bushel.
Rye-Nearby. S0a1.00 per bushel;
NO. 2, western export. spot, 1.09% !;
No. 8. no quotations.
Hay-Receipts, SO tons; range is
1900 to 21.00 for good to choice tim
othy and mixed hay; market. firm;
supply on hand ample for trade.
Straw--No. l tangled rye. 1850; No.
!! wheat. 100; No. I oat, nominal,
11.00all.50.
CHICAGO. April ls.-.
Subsequently. intimations that ex-
port wheat business on q liberal scale
was under way led to q much more
pronounced upturn in values. The
close was strong. 2A to 3h net
higher. with May 1.S3x to 1.34 and
July i.2SH to 1.23x.
In later corn dealings the slowness
of cash demand was q handicap to
bulls. The finish. however, was arm.
= to y net higher. July 6s% to
Evening star., 1922-04-13
LAMP IN NOVELTY CASE.

NEW YORK. April 13.-A ladies'
novelty case, containing q small cleo
tric battery and q lamp protruding at
the front Of the box. is on the market
here. The case is especially designed
for use in theaters. where darkness
makes it impossible to read the pro-
gram during the performance. A
slight touch on the electric button
lights the light. II the lady drops
something on the floor she can press
the button and find it. Again. by
lighting the bulb, the user can see
more clearly her features in the
mirror lining the top cover. It comes
fitted in a dozen feathers and colors.
The small battery is concealed under
the bottom lining.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
and Live Stock
LOCAL WHoLEsALE PRICEs.

LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES.
Egss-Strictiy fresh. selected. pel
dozen: 2e: average receipts. Is; south
Live poultry-Roosters, per lb.. IS;
turkeys. per h., 30a35: chickens
winter, per h., 40a45: spring
cnickens. per ib.. 50; keats, young. each,
ooa60; fowls. 24a25. -
dressed poultry-Fresh-klle win
Yer chickens. per lb., 40a45: hons. Per
10. ZSa2S: ROSTERS. per lb.. 20; turkeys,
per ID, 36a40: keats. young. each. 60. .
Live stock-Calves, choice. per lb.,
10; medium, 9a91a: thin. Sat- Lambs.
Snoiee' per h.. 17a1S. Live hogs. per
Green fruit--Apples, per bbL. s.ooa
ll.Oo; rer bu.. basket, 250as.26; west
ern. per box, 2.75a450. California
oranges. per crate, 7.00a7.6o. Lemons.
per box, 5.00a5.50. Grapefruit. per
box. 4.00a6.00. Florida oranges. zooa
Observation-Disclosures. No. I, pc,
sIoo, sbi;. 2.7sas;oo; pc. sack. ,ssss s.oees:so.
per crate. 1.00a3.00. Romaine lettuce.
2.00a2.60. Cymblings. per crate. S.00a
800 Onions. 100-lb. sack, II: GOAL .0o;
Cabbage. new. per cwt.. 2.ooas.6o.
crate. 4.00a5.00. Tomatoes. per box.
Florida, 2.00a3.60. Beans. 2.60a4.00 rer
basket. Peppers, per crate. 2.ooa4.oo.
Kale. 40a75.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
WOOL TRADING IS SMALL.
Prices, However, Are Well Main.
tanned on Most Grades.

BOSTON, April Is (SpeciaD.-Prices
were well maintained in the wool
market today on most grades, but
business was comparatively small.
buying by manufacturers, but have
not weakened the determination Of
growers to hold out for high prices.
Much Of the business today was in
preparation for the Friday holiday.
Oregon wools secured were quoted at
about s1.05 to $1.10 for eastern No.
1 staple. 81 for f1nA and, fine medium
combing. IS cents for eastern clothing
and 80 cents for valley No. 1.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
DRY GOODS FAIRLY FIRM.
Trading Largely in Fill-In Orders
Over Holiday.

NEW YORK, April 13 {Special).-
Trading on the dry goods market was
confined largely to covering opera
tions and filing in orders over the
holiday and the week end. Although
the market will, be open Saturday.
many traders will be absent until
Monday. Prices were Yaifly' firmly
maintained for the wider print cloths.
Mills are turning down bids for ssh
81 by SOS at IN cents. and some mills
decline business at 73s. There was
some trading in sheetings, but the
demand for export was not strong.
A small business was done in fine
roods and the reduction In the price
Of chambrays stimulated sales for
work shirt goods.
The raw silk market was quiet, but
with prices fairly steady, rejecting
latest reports from oriental centers.
Finished goods were dull.
Evening star., 1922-04-13

BALTIMORE, April Is Especial -
Live poultry-Young chickens. pound.
s7aas; rough STACEY and thin. esaso;
winter, 40a+5; spring. 60a70; hens, 24a
g: old roosters. 1s.ls: hen turkeys;
43A&6; young gobblers. 3eaas: old
toms, IS; poor and crooked breasts,
26aSo; ducks, 2Sa36; pigeons, pair, asa
So: guinea fowl. young. 70a7e: old.
Eges-Loss of: native and nearby.
firsts, dozen. "a; southern. 2s: duck
Butter-creamery. fancy. pound, 81
ass; prints. SSa40: nearby creamery,
aSaS4; ladies, 24alS; rolls 2oa23;
store packed. 20; dairy prints. 2oa23;
process butter, 26a37.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-There was 4
renewal Of pre-holiday liquidation In
the cotton market at the opening to-
day, which was promoted by rather
disappointing Liverpool cables. and
active months sold 4 to points he
low yesterdays closing. Brokers with
japanese connections were rather
active sellers of new crop months,
while there was scattering near
month liquidation. but offerings be
came smaller around 1875 for July
and 1909 for October, with prices
later showing slight rallies.
Futures opened steady: May. 1855
July, 1923: October, 17.I2; December
1910; January, 400.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 10 Omitted States
bureau Of markets). - Cattle = Re-
ceipts. 1000 head: active; beef steers
mostly 10 to 26 higher: medium
grades showing most advance; top:
9.25 on heavies: bulk beef steers, 7.60
aS.65; fat she stock fully. 10 to 10
higher: Gamers. bulls and g stocksrs
for bulk Of vealers: 500 paid for few
selected calves: bulk stockers and
Hogs%Receipts $4,000 head: fairly
active: mostly 10 to 20 lower than
yesterdays average; some iight-
weights, rs lower; top. 1885: bulk,
1O2Oa10. so: pigs slow, mostly IS low
er; bulk desirable. 100 to l3o pound
ers. s.5oa1o.25; packing sown rs
lower.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: fat
lambs. 25a5O lower; fat sheep about
steady: bulk shorn lambs to packers
early around 1880; one choice load to
city butchers. 400. sorted: few head
native spring lambs to city butcners
strong at $500 - $500: choice 145-
pound shorn ewes, S75.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
PAYMENTS STILL SLOW.

NEW YORK. April is.-condittons
all over the country as seen ty q
credit man in one Of the largest dry
goods jobbing houses are still not
good: a!saoasn @ q A sees & z slight i'm
months ago. Payments are slow, he
asserts, and are poorest in farming
districts. What Is strangest. how
ever, is that merchants in the mining
townssare perhaps the best payers in
the country. The coal strike. which
work; hes - yet had no sdeact what,
soeFsr shbon Their payms6ti, he dss
Evening star., 1922-04-13
JAPAN CLEARS HEMP MART.

MANILA. p. l., April 13.-out of q
total Of so3.5ss bales Of hemp export
ed from the Philippines during the
year 1921. Japan bought 16S. $50 bales,
or more than one-ffth Of the total.
Hemp dealers say that the japanese
have continued to buy during the nrst
two months Of 1929, clearing, the
market of considerable stocks Of
damaged hber suitable for use in
paper making. Exports Of hemp for
1890 amounted to 1.0s0.SSS bales. or
2S7, ,291 bales moro than in 1891.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
sH1PYARD MEN INCREASE.

NEW YORK. April 13.-For the
first time since the signing Of the
armistice, reports from shipyards
show an increase in the number OF
workers for three months ending
March 81. Six representative COM
panies from widely separated points
report 5,4sS men employed April l. ~
compared with 1852 January l. This
is about one-half the number engaged
by the same concern a year ago.
Evening star., 1922-04-13
COAL TO DENMARK DROPS.

COPENHAGEN. April 1a.-Imports
clined heavily last year.. and Great
Britain again took the lead In Danish
markets, In 1920 the United States
supplied about one-half Of the 2,20O.-
900 tons Of coal Denmark imported.
but in 1921 that country supplied less
than one-tenth OF the total coal
imports. ~
Evening star., 1922-04-13
DIVIDENDS.

s. Stock Of Pay.
-s- f-.s. record. able.
Burns Bros, q, pf, 81, Is. Apr. q May
Burns Bros, "A" ex, soc. May 1 May Is
Burns Bros.. q, May 1 May Is
Burns Bros, q, 3D." 50c. May NAY Is
Durham Hosiery Mills. q. .pf, -. =
eiisetts Safety Ra;of Co., 'p' a. ~ nay
..:.:: ::;...; May l June
2A% ......:....:.M May June /
New York Honduras Rosario,
Mining Co.. q. 2hSs Apr. ID Apr 2s
Postum Cereal c., $f.25 Apr. "a May 1
Postum Cereal Co.. pf. <2....Apf. "a May I
Untcn Tank Car Co.. q, 81 70. May s. June /
U4ion Tank Car Co.. o. pr. sfg-. .i..- )
yl.1o Nay June j
Z. ". Woolworth Co., q. e.. May June
U -. Wsoavosta Co. e. e. Nay Juns I
Evening star., 1922-04-13

HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS,
II am. 3s3 go IL 2m....... SIS 600
1p.m.. sos 90 2p.m..... Ne7 800
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CINE LUNA

Ell proximo jueves y viernes SAN
tc Sc exhibira en- este eleganta tc3tro
el sensational drama 'tVida, Passion,
Muerte Y Resurrection de Nuestro Sc
nor Jesucristo'. Ell 19 del corriente la
interesante pelicula la "Pri,na campe-
sina'' por Ia bella actriz Elaine Ham
merstein. Ell dia 20 la brilante cinta
ell "PasapoIta. Amarillo" por Ia supre
ma actriz Clara Kinbal Young: FL %
Trabajo'', grandicso "film' inspira-
do en- Ia novela de zola diviiiGo en-
cuatro jornadas. 'ciclonica To6os
los microbes con este titulo Sc viene
exhibiendo en- este cine una emocionan
te pelicula interpretada por e; intre-
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY Of PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
rTINEKAxIo

De los STsnee On v1g0r desde
el i de Agosto de 1917, re-
VtsaGo el 4 do Agosto, 1918.
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La situacion del mer-
cado de azucar

Por cuanto ha habido una calma
en- las compras particularmente de
az1cares crudos tanto por los refna
dores domesticos como de Europa,
una tendencia reaccionaria ha esta-
do en- evidencia en- el mercado azu-
carero. Hastl ahora ell retroceso en-
10, precios ha sido principalmente en-
los az1cares crudos Y Sc We este CO.
mo de un caracter temporal como
una evolucion natural al considerar-
Sc la rapidez de los recientes aumen-
tos en- los precios y ell gran vol1me1
de compras de az1car por los refna-
dores domesticos Y Europ os. Pocos
en- el corercio esperaban un avance
perpendicular en- los precios mientras
que la poblaci5n cubana Sc encontra
ba Ell todo su apogeo. La reaccion
en- los precios por el azdcar crudo
sin embargo durante la semana no
indicaron ninguna falta de confan-
"a por parte de los productores ell
tono suave Sc noto ilnicamente sobre
los az1cares cercanos, los producto-
res continuan desinclinados a vender
az1clres crudos para embarques fu-
turos. Al mismo tempo los refnado-
res Sc encontraban regularmente bien
cubiertos por adelantado sobre embar
ques para Mario y principles de abril
Y por consiguiento la falta de inte
res de ellos resulto en- que los az1ca-
res cercanos fueron impulsados a la
venta. Las condolences fundamentales
del mercado no obstante no han cam
biado Los rocientes aumentos rn Jos
precios no han sido de tai naturale
"a que paralice ell coHsumo. Ell azd-
car contin1a barato y Europa este
pals muestran adn una disposition pa
RI reponer sus existetncias sobrantes
agotadas No obstante que las COM
pras reciento S han sido bastante fuer-
tes HI habido poca anticipation a
las necesidades para el periodic del
consume fuerte el cual principiara
POGO mas menos dentro de un mes.
No ha habido tampoco reacci6n en
los precics del azucar crudo que pu
dieran minar h confanza de los pro
ductores cubanos que invar;ablemen
te estan mejorando su situacion por
medic de los grandes cmbarques de
azdcares tanto de Ia vieja zafra CO
mo de Ia nuev3 y que estan teniendo
lugar.
Ell estado estad{stico de CUBA
indica la rapidez con que q sobran
te de az1c.r de la vieja zafra de
Cuba Y la nueva production Sc es-
tan distribuycndo. No obstante que
la production esta en- la actualidad
en- la mayor altura sNendo los rsci-
bos excesivcs, las exportaciones son
de tai vol1men que hay muy poca
lcrrnulac.on de existencias, mientras
que ordinariamente por est tempo
del ano las existencias Sc acumIlan
con rap.dez Les exportadore3 tam
bien estan bien distrib1;dos, grandes
embarques Sc han h cho los paise5
europeos asf como les Estados Uni
dos. Dcsde ell principle del ano un
million quinientas setenta y cinco mil
toneladas de aucar de la nueva
vieia zafra han sido embarcadas de
Cuba, $4,000 de las cuales han 81
do azGcares de la vieja zafra. Au1
cue todo este. azucar no ha sido con-
sumido todavia, mucho de el ha ST.
do para necesidades inmediatas. Hay
pocas probabilidades tambien de 10
que haya lido a rcponer las agotadas
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existencias invisibles que miEtan en-
contra de nuevls compras para ell
consume Immediate, pues el hecho de
que el mundo ha comprado tai exec
silva cantidad de azdcar de Cuba du
rante los ultimos cuantos meses, es
sin duda alguna, senal de qua los
compradores Sc dan cuenta de la ba
ratura de los precios del az1car y
estan fernando ventaja de esto para
lcumular alguna reserva. Ha sido
calculado de un modo muy conserva
two que Europa este pals podrian
rapidamente absorber un million de-
toneladas de az1car para restable-
Ger un exceso comun, que durante
el ano p.sado degener6 practica-
menta NADIA. Las exportaciones exec
sivas de Cuba en- union de los gran
des embarques de az1car refinada
de este pals indican por 10 menos
que la carga de conservar ell azu-
car Sc ha hecho mas ampliamente
distribuida no ha dependido uni
camente sobre los productores como
fu6 el ano pasado.
Les presentes grandes recibos
seg1n informes del seiior Himley soll
191 900 de azucares de la nueva "a
fra durante la semana y Sc debe con
siderablemente al aumentado conte-
nido de sucrosa en- la cana pero tam
bien al hecho de que las centrales va
sea por su propia abolici6n como
un resultado de las condolences finan
cieras, estan ansiosas de llsvar sus
azdcares los puertos ponerlos en-
mercado tan pronto como sea possible
por tener en- cuenta la experiencia
que tuvieron el afo anterior. Tam
POGO So We sobre les fuertes recibos
una senal de una production en- ex-
ceso de 100000 toneladas. Algunas
ccntrales pronto terminaran sus ope
raciones dc molienda habiendo ago
tado 'os suministros de cana. Por
otro lado al considerar las grand:s
compras hech1s para embaroues al
exterior durante el resto de Mario
principles de Abril en- union con
las compras de los refnadores dom5s
ticos para embarqucs Mario Abril,
un ccntinuaGo fuerte movimiento de
exportaci6n Sc espera con toda con-
fanZl Ell Cuba. Comparativamente
grandes embarques quedan todavfa
por hac-rse al Lejano Oriente, de
compras que sc hicieron hace varias
semanas. Europa, particularmente ell
Reino Undo, no ha Henado aun sas
necesidGdes de az1cares crudos para
Abril muy poca ,azucar Sc ha com
prado para las n -cesidades de Mayo,
10 cual sin duda alguna deberan Gu
brirse de este lado del mundo.
Existe la impression general de
que IA mayor parte de las compras de
lzGcares crudos de los refinadores
locales han sido para llenar pedidos
de exportaci6n por refnada. Hasta
ahcra no ha h .bido un gran vol1-
men de compras don6sticas, pero ell
periodic de fuerte consume y que es
ia por comcnzar 500 dista POGO mas
o menos un mes. En- los casos donde
los compradores dcmesticos han acu-
Y1111lod0 n lu,1pac ovic+oncioc cNb~ap
tes no hay indicaciones que estas
puedan ser grandes nj que estes So
brantes pasen a un consume inme-
diato menos dc ser impossible el
obtener entregas inmediatas de los
reinadores.
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rido y simpatico actor Juan Cente-
l!a''. Todcs los d1as nuevos y atrayen
tes programs. Pronto> nuevos estrenos
cue daremos conocer nuestlcs lee
torres. Estan de enhorabuena los ash
cuos concurrentes este popular cine.
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El Ho tel Hogar
Su nuevo duefio ofrece
rODAS CLASSES DE GARAN.
TiAS Y COMODIDADES
Ponce, P. r.

RTO adquiera el habito de tomar medi-
M cinas. El enfermo neceslta tomar
medicinas pero no debe contlnuar
tomandolas cuando va este curado.
Para mantenerSe sano bastan las buenaS
costumbres, el ejercicio ffsico, una alimen-
tacion regular sencilla, ell descanso y ell
sueiio. Entonces este satisfecho de estar
libre de los sintomaS de la debilidad renal
81 I'd. duda del buen funcionanIento
de sus riiiones tome Pitd0rGS de Foster;
elias vigorizan esos organos y no dejan
llabito de tomarlas.
Examinese I'd. mismo: Cuando Sc des-
pierta Ell la manana tsiente algun dolor
de espalda iEstan sus parpados inflados
sus nanos y pies hinChados? iES la
orina turbia, arenosa c irritante? iEs abun-
dante o escasa? iSiente sus extremidades
debiles reumaticas especialmente cuando
el tempo es htnedo? Sc siente I'd. sin
espiritu, cansado, falto de energia de
ambiciones? lse siente I'd. mareado des-
pues de estar de pies algun tempo?
Tiene I'd. ataques de. reumatismo, ciar
tica lumbago?
{ ST desgraciadamente Ia contestacion a
una varias de estas preguntas es afirma-
tiva, recurra inmediatamente a Las Pill
doraS de Foster Para Los RiIoneS. Elias
son un especihco de las Intermediates
renales.
De venta en- todas las boticas. Solicite
nuestro folleto sobre las Intermediates
renales y sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
gratis.
(4l FosTER-MccEELLAN co.
BUFFALO, N. Y, E. U A.
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VACAS

Sc venden so muy buenas, i57enes
bonitas.-- so paridas y 20 l,orras.
Tambi6n Sc venden 2 toros HoIstein
pIros, jovenes e inmunes a la zebra de
ID garrapata.
Dirijase Jose L. Pesquera, Edificio
Bouret San Juan. Adyt.
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UN oBRERo MUERE
INsTANTANEAMEfITE

Ell jefe de distrito de Vega Baja
trasmitio al cuartel de "a pc!ici0 de
San Juan Ell telegrama siguente: ''Hoy
rarrio Pugnaao, fnca sucesores sobri-
hos, cay6se grda de cargar caIa ma
tando instantaneamente al obrero Ri
eardo Melendez''
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ELANoUEADoR DERMAR VIVA, es-
pecial para las personas de colcr, en-
blsnouece rapidamente ell CUTS obscure
dandole un tono de suavidad maravillo-
so. Pomo so centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. 4-15
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CONERCIaNTEs DETAIlJISTAs.-
Remos recibido una grandisim4 canti-
dad de calzado que Iiquidamo3 cast a
preclo de costo. @. Perez Alvarez, s. en-
c., San Juan. 81
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NO adquiera el habito de tomar medi-
~ cinas. El enfermo 1ecesita tomar t!
- medicinas pero no debe contlnuar
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Sc COMPRA una lmprenJa pequena
que tenga una dos prensas de pedal
este bien surtida en- tipos, orlas y
demas material necesario para el ira
bajo. Dirijase al Box LOG. Aibonito,
Fuerto Rico. 4-12
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

MULsIFIDE CocoANUT OIL SHAM
POO 81 preparado maravilloso para Ia
varse la cabeza, cura raGicalmente la
caspa evita la caida del cahello, Sc
garantiza Ell resultado. Frasco rs GEN.
tavos. GONZALEZ PADIN Co. 4-15
DUENos DE AUToMovILEs:- La
Bombilla ALPHA para autos, le du-
ra mas. iProclrela de su comerciante y
81 no la tiene comprela nosotros! Ri
vero Chaves Co., Brau rs, San Juan,
P. r. Distribuidores Exclusives .-4-13.
sToMALIx sAIz DE CARLO, para
facilitar la digestion evitarss las mo-
lastias del est6mago intestiros. tome
Sc una cucharada de stomalix Saiz de
Carlo despu6s de cada comida, 10 ven-
der todas las boticas.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. 4-15
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III PoRVENIR:--No aemite compe-
tsncia con sus COMPRAs ALQUILE-
RES y vENTAs DE MUEBLEs UsA-
DOS. 81 quiers convencerse Lame al
Tel6fono 124S, San Juan, Brau 89.+-I5
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oLORIToS DE- COMA: vensss Al pcr
mayor desdo 80 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
10. Gmtido removable anaimentc.
Aervimcs pedldos por correo c. o. D.
& q. b. A. Allen 90, San Juan p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
THIS IS RED-LETTER
DAY AT ST. JOSEPHs

PETERSBURG. VA, May oo.-To-
morrow VIII he red-letter day in
the calendar OF 81 Joscph's catholic
church. ~ the nrst mass AT 1870
o'clock a. NJ. a numbcr OF childrca
az the parish VIII make their hrst
Holy Communion. lr the afternoon
AZ o'clock the annual May process
sion Viii take place, in which the
children Of the parish Will nartici-
pate. All of the children led by TIE
altar boys in red AMI white cossock-,
followed by tho boys of the parish.
Then the little tots all dressed IN
white and wreaths on their heads
and baskets Of flowers on their arms,
fullowcd by the children Of Mary,
bearing lilies In ,heir hands, Will
march around the church singing
hymns After the procession the
Crown:rE OF the Blessed Mother takes
place. and this year Miss Rose Holz-
nor. accompa MED ny Miss Olga Doyle
ana Miss Mary Jane Bowman as
angels. viii have the honor OF crown
ing the Queen OF MAJ. y short talk
IS then given and the whole service
Is concluded with benediction.