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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31
KTABITAoIoNEg ExcELENTEs:

ETABITACIONES EXCELENTES:
Desde rrimero de agosto habra
dos tres disponib,es, con sin nue.
bles, para caballeros, muy claras y
ventiladas. Banos Y seryicio SAINT Trio
complete, entrada independence. In
formaran, Allen, principal. San Juan
So
Sc VENDE: casa con solar de 904
metros en- Hato Rey, carretera pa
rada 35 Y media, cerca de la Univer
sidad. En- el mismo solar pueden fa-
bricarse dos casas mas. Dirfjase
Franco Febles, 'Las Novedadcs", San
Juan, P. r.
CE NECEsITA una sefiora soltera
bastants joven para servir a una
familia en- New York. Debe saber la
var. Cocinar hacer la limpieza de Ia
casa. Tambi6n debe saber hablar un
POGO de ingles. Dirijase al apartado
922. San Juan.-8-5.
COLAREs DE oCAsION: -Tengo
cinco solares que miden de $50
600 metros, en- la Carretera del Sebo
ruco, con frente a dicha carretera, es
Quina a otras GALES Wis
ia al Parque del Colegio del Sagrado
Corazon de Jesus, que estoy dispuesto
a v'ender precios muy convenientes.
Inf6rmese en- seguida. Henry W. Doo--
ley, Tanca 2, telsfono $50, San Juan-P.
CE- NECEEITA:-Joven para ira
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

ER ALQUIIA un nermOsO Sinlacen acs,
bado de fabricar en- el mejOr sltio del
Malec6n, es todo de cOneretO, con puer-
~ , ventanas de hierro, mids 700 me-
kros cuadrados. Sc arrienda toio en-
parties. InformarA: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company, Inc. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

DARA obtener Cepillos marca Full
: Ter, lame Fuller Brush Co., tele
fono 438 negro, S&nturce escriha
apartado 246. San Juan.-8-6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

INFANT ADS:-Ciran oportunidad
W para las damas. 500 trajes en-
ginghams y sheers precAosas pintas,
buena medida y estilos elegantes. A
1898 Y S4.93. P. SCHIRA y Co., San
Juan. P. R.-8-4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

DUENA OCASION:--S vende, sin
I - cOrredOr, casa nueva, Gale "Los
Banos' No. 8, parada 44. Consta de sa
la, comedor, cuatro dormitorios, coci-
na y cuarto de baho complete. Infor-
mara personalmente la viuda de Iriar
te en- la misma casa.-9-7.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

A LMORRANAS,- S,-Internas ex-
Aternas. Grietas y Curaci6n radical
con la Pomada Inglesa Anema-Smith.
Eolicitela en- las farmacias de primer
orden. Jose O. Peyork, Box 162, San
Juan.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

UN BANCo DE AHOREo.-0na hoja
ae u Navaja Auts strsp le dura de
suatgo . seis meses, us4ndola diaria-
asnte. IA IN positive shOrro.-Tiene
- assntadox autom&tico que Is pro
porciOna un nlo nuevo cada ves que
- afstte. Pida que % La ensenen. Ella
b eonvencerA. En todas Las casas de
Hsa Juan Vale s1.OO.- Dsp6SitO
Allea 81. 2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-31

C. jose de ARPE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-24

viii be RECEPTION DAY for the Little
Bring them possible, have
discover all
si third floor and
thembe wlIa mazem the wondTous land Of TOYS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
III Il H|p6DQOAO

rrera, y Vendetta, recorriendo Ia
distancia respectivamente en- 1-31 / D.
1-372I 5 v 1877 35. Chesterfield" por
no olvidar la costumbre Sc quedo de
espectador. Fueron jugados en- Ia
ganca de primera $535.OO y en- la Sc
gunda $506.00. "Dotty" pago en- pri-
mera 66 centavos y "Adelite" en- Sc
gunda, $3.11.
En- la segunda carrera de 1,400 me-
tros, triunfo ell caballo zebruno "Che-
que" candidate en- la banca.
La carreral fue muy interesante. LIE
siguieron Tocoron" y "Royal Mo-
tori. La recorrida la hicieron en- 1-43,
1-43 1I5 y 1-43 2I5. En- las bancas de
primera Y segunda Sc apostaron
$483.5O y $755.OO. "Cheque" pago
SLAP y "Tocoron" en- segunda $2.O4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

Con bastante concurrencia de publi-
co Sc verifcaron en- ell Hipodromo las
carreras anunciadas en- ell programa,
con exception de la cuarta que los
jockeys salieron por su cuenta, y ade-
mas va habian transcurrido los quin-
ce minutes que concede ell reglamen-
to, para las salidas despues que estan
en- la pista los caballos, la carrera fue
anulada para Pool Y en- las bancas Sc
devolvio ell dinero apostado.
La primera carrera de 1400 metros,
la gano la candidate "Dotty", siguien-
lie "Adelite", que hizo una buena ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
Pistola AutOmatica Alemana de Importation
Genuina, marca "STENTDA' calibre 81.

Pistola Automatica alemana 'STENDA' que
Sc carga por 81 msma. caliDre 81, Ia cual es
conocda como la pistola automatca de calidad
mas alta jamas vista La Pistola ''STENDA''
es ligera, manejable, Sc acondciona a Ia y
es facil de ilevar en- ell bolsilio, debido su ta
mafo Y a su forma plana compactn. Sc ha
ci6n aiuste de esta pistola de carga automd-
tica especialmente la conoce por su capa-
cidad para hacer los disparos con rapidez. por su
absolute certeza v seguridad el tiro y por la
sencillez lgereza conquc suelta cada cartucho
despues de cada disparo, coocando sesuida
una baa nueva en- sitio, para las snresyas
descargas. Monta proyectles de calbre 30, tie
ne o tiros, poderosa absoutameate sesura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

La cuarta carrera fue anuIada.-Las
salidas fueron buenas.-El juradO
muy aceptadO.-El "IndiO' necesita
un buen recesO.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

Tho invitation .ueI by ... Cor. I... Chamber n. 0Hmm.U.. .o Hm H.r .r.nUuUor. Uue.0u. ... rHnnr. un ..nI l..oe..a .0 .." u.... T.. ....uI . meeting for .'. uu.r.. .. .r..r..n. n Territorial mm.-.. 0.....HH II. uH. I'.I HmH r en.n.. a.gen.0l u .m..H... along .H. proposed Inn. .. ..... am .nHoHI.r. I.r.Io-.. ..I Petty ...'HH.. rIur H. .e... r.r.u. ..mm'.I.. nm. Iu
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

... ". .. r." H... . u.... .. u.-.
 ..... u... attention. ..- ..0. H. boom rHr.I and ... ..-..r Hs promotion. H.. .. ....e .. ....
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
GAME DECREASE IN
 CENTENNIAL STATE Colorado Losing Her Prestige as Hunters PUmdise-Coyotes
 and Eagles Blamed

Denver co.0.- "A a.cldy decrease i'm Ono number of wild animals tbat roam Che plains mountains and for- oau of Colorado is noted in report made to Che United sutos Forest Service horo by Assistant District Foroa.or John Hat.0n.
 nupIie Che fact chat many of thc animal. oro protected by state game nvs eIks are practically Che only one. i'm Che Colorado national forests th1. have shown am .ucrcasc in Che na. year,
 Predatory bcaH uHd o1gIoa mol Ono hunters dlc are responsible for tho gradual wIu.ue ont of vast herds th.t once won. found ln tho Gene lonnai s.atc. Che report Indicated
 According to tle report there are only Isa W0Iyc. Iu Che fifteen uatI0n- al forests of Che state; fa1 noun un lions are accounted for while it ia believed that only 3f grizzly bears IomUu I'm che region.
 Baycr and brown boar are hoId- mr Choir own In numbers. but mourn aIu ehooD. dcar and antelope are rapidly dWudIIur
 snc.ul observations woro made during Che paa, yo1r with a view to artermuaHue predatory animals Tho coyote is declared to be tho worst offender I'm th's latter clors. causing great destruction to sheep. fowl and domestic animals Because of Increasing denrciauous of Che coyote. Hutton expresses Che belief .hat thIs usually coNardIy animal Is turning into wolf Tho Biological Survey bns for several yoau couccn- rated iH efforts ou oztormInalion o. Che coyote bu. r.th uiue success. Once nlcaIue Che p'aIua Che coy- 0tcs have .al.ou l1 One mountains in recent years. Whero thc.r boidncss Haa Increased.
 Many mo warden. are urging a moro stringent "oioaoI soaaou' on Geer e'E and antelope In am cIort to nree-fo Oho.c game.
 "Wuf.r refuge. for .omo animals. where food and shelter arc provided. should ho extended also. according t0 Interested Hnorimen.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
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 ". uHI...nI cha. Eou h.ro hUIa and mountain. n IHH.H and .HaI would |.n u. .U.u !. your mon ... sam. ..." IHo.a here who HH. u.r ure na.ne II mn. .. H.| I. .... o. .r. cher. oreu ... |.- Tn ... Wr could oFon H| n. mon IT .H.r N... u u- ..... country I..n tI. hu nro.or ...m m.. ...mI ". Io uo, want . n. r... H.. .. ue know there n. .... n.. H..e for us aHI Wo .m. ... rI. .HHe Wu.
 t.-.u. Tn hH..H win W.t ua from touching |. d.aHWaah.ne We mower fr.. .0..n. hut oan com. rI. anything .H.. i. made Iu D ... ... and .Hal would nrob- .H.E ... r.... t1 poor fellows who .... ...| twenty years or more on ....u nm. beam. n. WIG have heard man. o. chem H.t. H tlH true or u. .m.H..r boon .nurne us. IT f... M.. |. mIe.. b. called n case .. .rur h..nr
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
BEDTIME STORY FOR ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

There are aomo suds of animals aHd reptiles lHat AImkn children
 r.y over aoe mieas they leave AI- aa.u and eo aome n'aca cIao rhuc are no mnsoa u hiaEn and Your Uncle do. not remember of cFor having a.on a toad in amy part of Ono North country He haa seeu roH thl. look very much lso loada hul as Ihey looked more l.e frogs ha decided tlcy wore lros
 In nearly all other countries 'oads nro very numerous I'm Warm dry weather thcy hIdo during Che day. under something Chat EceDs both Che sum and hcat from .hom. bul iu tbe mornings and evenings whom It H cool tlcy como out and hop around and snap mp uiea and buu which tHor olt AlwyH ai.or ra.u u .ho.o countries dozens of t1laa may be soon aa thoy appear to ukc wet weather
 Wluo Your Uncle did mo. know Iu.. what toads were good for when he was utIc. hc was always told tha. .t Was bad luck Co HI one of .bom One theory was that 1T n boy killed toad during Che day .hcro would ho blood .u Che milk from .Io cows Chat evening but boys ucyor killed I11Is t0 see whether lhore waH amy truth .u Che my.ue or n1t Am. other belief was Chat .l boy touch- eI toad. warts would grow on his hands where fhoy had touched It and. m boys never wanted warts on theIr hands. they mover touched 'olds oz- cenl by aco.dont. and thm tbcg washed lhor hands aa soon after as possible.
 I'm looking through paper called "Ow Dumb Au.mai.' one day tl.s Weas. Your Uuc'o rImn on to the following article. which was headed "Yow Friend. tho Toad." ha it vo. rather Iulor.lue It ia given hero for what It. ia worlh and at One
 mo umo It win toI something about loads to One children Of Alas ta. and when thoy eo to a country where lhere are toada tlor win know something about tlom and what good thcy are iu Che world.
 "rhc tond iu hIa homoIr nude brown rouI haH a'Waya been am oH- Ieat of aversion yoi he .a one 0i Che most useful ot Che IeHor servants oi mnu. Then. |. mo truth whatever In lha Belief Chat handling tho toad eIur warls There .s no magic Iu H.e cold Ii.tIe body to produce such am cIeot Ho hos bul one means Of Irfrnae. n milky aor.d nwd chat he o.aaH through h.s smooth skin whom frightened or disturbed This lu.d
 mf1tas Che mucous membrane and tor trIt reason n dog Chat attempt . t1 bite a toaI win often show dts .ro But h.s worst enemies owls
 and haHH animals Chat uabilwHy e.t Ono toad. arc not annoyed by .he secretion
 "rhe toad a n uoat eater He consumes In tWcu.y-lour hours am
 amount u. food equal Io -Four .m' Che capacity of hIs stomach. or lh.s uI lens. throafltha consists of .u- ..ea thai arc harmful Co vegetation. These include cutw0rms lmy- worma house d.a and ro .hue
 "Garluors are gradually learning Chat lt is worth while to keep cole ouIos of toads tn thcr gardens Eue- IIsb gardeners buy chem by Che huu- droI The toad however, has o strong l hom.ue instinct ha, unless he !. moush. from great distance. Ie win promptly hop hlrt homo whom re'ouacI Thc carrier pigeon or Iro..le rHt arc not moro welded to tbcII home chan hc. By raising
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

to.dH ih.a d.n.euIly is overcome for tho p'aoo whero thoy 'oavo tho water iolds s a.Waw homo to thom. There are records or toads having lived in one garden for twenty or l.T.y fcIH and Iu one English gar- den One amo toad resided for th.rly-
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 "so 1T you nul % toad n your garden do mot destroy or molest him. Ho .a mot only harmless but helpful and Il your plants could poat they might tcI you of h.a service ,o them Look into hIs iowel-uko eyes. al hs w.do almost smiling mouth.
 and you win forget he rest of the ugly dIrl-oo.0roi h0dy whose color H Che fords best protection"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

Im..... .".- r. n. mHr. win. r. |. ..... ...H any 0...r .nr. ". .m.." H"H.. I.HH"" . Mar. H...0-I ... ro. I.. .u .. "H.. """. ........ ..r mn. conn. H... . ... ...n ..I ..... .... ..H h. ...r..H...|. Americans H.r. n.".. taken kindly |. I... nmn.. . ... H... .u.. waning in I'm. pub. Uc er. nr having demonstrated 0. .rH. ...I when H0 .H... Hn. i'm .."
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

for u.n..-... n. ....- l... ... ... ....H.
 HU. ". nm. |. those n.r..|. ". ... ..r r.. ." .. ..".
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

luck. ... .m. n... T.. H..o. .. '..u -"H. 0. r..". country. . m. |. In.... H.I Sam
 ."" country IT.. ""H. " .r likelihood H1r. boon .w... " .... .. .r.. "0... .HmH. r. | .. tmH.. ..H"- "". .or. .... ..H. hum u.. nm. h. .
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

"Horo's a firm advertising shirts without hutton1." aid hif wife.
 Nothing now about that." ro- piled hor husband. "Tvo been wear ing lhom for yoar"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

r.U. ... .H.. either l.. . going ue.r or l.. moon
 chan formerly. ..." m. moon slowing mp u. ... .a" ... worked r. ..rI a. H... ..- required r. |.... mo-. .n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

The foregoing letter Wa. received by Che Stroller carly .Ha Ho.. and hc has relauol from answering urUI af.er publishing It a. hc hon. come of hs gentle readers may ue eo.. something .HHt win mabIo him u Wnlr m encouraging anHWcr Co h.a correspondents Real.ue between heI Ine. One Stroller is of Che beU.. h.f e and G. ore just what .H..
 spy .ner are a couple O. hard. boiled. .HI. "amHn who have n...aI Ono nInror uro and arc re. U.UIa rud uhH.anUuI rho an.WoI win not ha forwarded yet for n WoeN rnf I'm Che meantime. any HnnNoH. unnn for further Information cou- corning Ihc women win h. received.
 P & Since tho Iore.a.u. was put u lrn. Che Stroller received a can .eom n man who hIwHy announced Hat Inc Ia Iu Ono u.ra.. for W.Ie and. whom shown One Dakota letter. expressed willingness Io advance
 uIaeu. money io Hrue either of Che ur.teu ,o hIaHsa. hu. preferred that both come In orl.. Cha. he may look tHam over for 0n. choice. aE- me .hat he has uo.eabor who win gladly take One other ono which .rer sHe may be- Or |. Che n..eH hor prefers he H willing t1 iuW
 rav for urt choice Che loser 'o nEe ihe over. Tho man who called ou ihc Stroller says n. hH aHl.u Inns own cooking unuI hH .em .s u. of pewter from uu eHH. and Hr.
 Ient .1 long oH h.. bunk .ha, II r0-
 .mb'es n plaster ca.. o. Hm... and nri ho loIuH for change
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
AN EYE TO ECONOMY

Donald had borrowed throo n.pe.- m ol tobaecl from Sandy Getting a now bar. hc offered tn repay It
 "No." said Sandy "IN mo oe take ne It uow.
 "rase It mon Insisted Donald
 No." nId sandy viewing h.a car. bonfed n.r. 'IU he cleaning my pipe after kirk ou Iae sabbath an Tu take II .ra you on Monday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

"Whu s your sister thinking of getting marr.elG'
 Constantly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

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 .l.. expended ....-. Juneau. ... H.' H... N.| h. r..Ir for sand. u. ... ....r Finishing .0H.. Good .0.. H. don. ..H. NHH... H... .H. another such . would .0 mH.. toward Hr0.un. n..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

Mr Blackstone 'H your husband fond ol homo co1.ue
 Nr. Webster "OH Ee w. HHro dinner every night m n restaurant na. mako. .n...HIIr uI I.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

IooEa At Ioaao we muk WIG ara cIao we could no. have male thc h.t Wo d.d hcrc com Ono n.a.r.o and we have Che consolation ol knowing Chat Wc cun return hcre nnr Nmo and ho mo. WIlH onon arm# hul II .. iuo onon uIms ol tlce lamou ihal Wc are surviving Io .IUe-..en II.r u. too aeraWny and ico. Iko ham bone. lha. hu. been picked.
 We prefer something m Q mining district minors ur. sort u. rough and ready bunch. Wc Hro told. free with lhc.r money and with eyes for mNo IT wc could land no..- Ion at clnure. during One sum m.r and .hon eo. permanent uIae. i'm Ono laI either a. IoaohorH cooks. hou.eEeepora or companion. lo either refined ladies w ranUomonl It would uIt us worry n.eo'N We aro perfectly capable ol taking c.ro or ouueIvos under any and an c.reum- .aucc. Incidentally. we hnrc It- uc knowledge O. brewing hu. 'ho uuI we know how l1 mHEo .a better for selling chan for drinking
 An carly answer win ohHeo aa we wish lo get out %. th.a locality before Ono whoa. harvest begins and Ono whole community takes on n Urei look and meI's tou.N We con leave for h.a.ka on two darH notice. aa we .rare. I.eht
 su0oro'or yours.
 Gertrude and Geraldine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
4. W. Wariand in Torn

L. w Marland, accompanied by
Vice President McFaddeu and AL
corn and a party Of Ponca City golf
enthusiasts. are IN Tulsa for n week
end visit with j. J. McGraw for-
merry OF Ponca City. and have been
receiving worlds Of attention from
the oil men here.
I'VE came over 10 play little
golf with some OF the boys who have
been playing with us on our grounds
and have certainly enjoyed the day
wonderfully" said Mr.. Mariand,
who is not talking pertaining TO oil
when taking day of for pleasure.
MIR, Marland has been entertain.
ing 4. T.. watts within the last
month and when these two old
friends get together there Is cer-
tainly one most enjoyable time II
Is a little too far from New York
10 Ponca City, Is the only trouble.
There have been several calls az
this desk during the day Saturday
asking how 10 obtain o look at w
II. McFadden, who entertained at
New orleans last spring.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
Tank Builders Being
Kept Busy

with an increase In production at
Burbank already showing since the
removal OF the interior departments
dvbling restriction and with further
increases certain, the storage situa-
tlon there is again threatening.
Crude In storage in the field for the
week ending November was 2,l7O,-
$50 barrels, compared with i,956,67O
barrels the week previous.
Available storage now approx
mates 25i,i03 barrels. with Sinclair
building six, Gypsy three and phil
lips seven tanks. Locations for eight
additional tanks have been made.
Gypsy and Phillips both had MOI -
than 90 900 barrels daily production
on November 8 and Z. with the Phil
lips people crowded for storage.
Daily average production for the
week ending November was S2,-
llS barrels, an increase over the
week previous of $50 barrels. Dur
ing the week there were IS wells
shot and completed for an initial
flow OF 1850 barrels, 10 wells came
in but were not shot those 10 show
Ing for 1885 hQrrels initial The
total initial daily production during
the week was 21,035 barrels.
Producing wells now number 708.
Last weeks average production per
well was HOOP barrels, while this
week an increase ot s 96 barrels per
well per day was shown, for an aver
age OF 1888 barrels per well daily