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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
ASK 100000
FOR THE NORMAL
srArE LEGISLATURES WILL BE ASK
ED FOR APPROPRIATIONS AT
NEXT SESSION.
Plan to Increase Scope Of West Liberty
Sohool-PaSt Year Was Most
SuccSsg~-..

When the state legislature meets In
Charleston in the fall, the body VIII be
asked for an appropriation Of 100000
TO increase the scope Of tho West Lib
rrty Normal school and for the erection
of An administration building.
Such was tho declaration made yester-
day by DR.. Howard J. McGinnis. presl-
dent OF the normal. Prof. McGinn!s Is
emphatic OF the need OF new admins
tration building and declares every effort
possible will be made TO get the appro-
priation.
During the past year over $4,000
was spent in improving conditions at
the West Liberty Normal such as lay
Ing concrete sidewalks and drivew2ys,
furnishing of the dormitory' erection OF
n reserve reservoir installation Of pure
drinking water system In the girls
dormltory. and in many other ways
For Administration Building.
It is estimated the appropriation TO
be asked for will bc sufficient to erect
tho much needed administration build-
ing. while enough will be left to con-
t,nue making improvements ms are
needed
West Liberty. the oldest normal In
the state. Ia ono of the poorest In the
.,ota There has hecna crying need
FOR now administration building, ac-
cordinr 10 President McGinnis. and
should the funds be provided. II Is es-
t,moted the activities Of the normal Will
be doubled or tripled.
President McGinnIs made the follow
Ing statement yesterday In regard 10
tho Woods OF the normal.
Ambitious Program
"Thc aim OF West Liberty Is to ne
real. representative school Tor the
northern district OF the state: TO reach
eyervbody possibly Interested IN teacner
training. Not alone Is this Work ac-
connlished NJ tho school Itself. Our
oxtension work has developed into
vary Imnortnnt factor in the education
~ nroqram OF West Nherty, and We
hono n make Il more important still.
at tho present time. W" are cramp-
81 /, tho administration building. Wa
40 Va, ehIa 10 nut that efficiency into
~, work 60 necessary 70 proper de-
,olo,nAnt The present building IN
nav. one were built. would be
,,ad. into a dormitory. which would
,,Io us 10 care for many more stu
dents nj once.
"a, the present tim" there are 'on''
100 students on the campus. Including
..o cached through correspondence
,,d extension work. but not Including
The summer schools At New Martins
,.I,,e New Cumberland and Mounds
IN. NO reochrd o-er Snn train'ne
,eachers during tho sason.
We hope to greatly extend this ser
,,c. next wear. improvements have
been made at the institution which Will
IA ma In this, and arrangements have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Miss Maud Curtis Is Elected President
OF West Liberty Normal Schools Alumni
MORE THAN $50 GRADUATES PROM
ALL PARTS OF PANHANDLE AT
TEND BANQUET LAST MONT
rreaidsuS Mcodnnis Tells Alumni tho
Future Plans for the sohool-Pres'
Scoops IN Able Talk

Miss Maud Curtis. member OF the fac
ulty of the West Liberty State Normal
school was elected president OF tho
normal school alumni association at tho
annual banquet held last evening. she
succeeds Prof. l.. NJ. Stops principal
Of tho school at New Cumberland w
Va who last night completed very
successful term as president of the as
ISOLATION.
Over $50 graduates Of the normal
scbool from all sections Of the Pan
handle were In attendance and the ar
r.ir was great success. The eighty
two members Of the class who gradu-
n,cd Yesterday we're accepted Into the
organization.
The BANQUET was a sumptuous repast
after which the reception for the new
members was held The affair was held
In the new gymnasium OF the school
The singing of West Virginia HIS
Tho song adopted recently az the state
sonr. was tho opening number on the
nrorram. and was followed by an ao-
dress by retiring President Stoops'
welcome Into the organization on '"e
memhers Of Yesterdays classes,
Following the address Of Prof.. Stoops
Misc Rchecca McColloch sang solo
and then Prof. D. p. Rogers who Tor
tho last several years has neen IN
charge Of tho athletics Of the scnooI
and sponsor OF the short course CLASS
that graduated yesterday sgave a re-
sumo Of the past year.
President Howard J. MoGinnis ea'e
tn, principal address of tho evening on
The Appropriations Of '28, going INTO
detail the plans for the coming year;
He outlined the needs OF the schooI ana
the hopes for the coming year
4 vocal duet by the Misses Atkinson
and Young was followed by the business
session and the election or the OFFICERS
The secretary OF the past year was re-
Ill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
FIRST TRIAL UNDER
new j S. AUTO LAW

Parkersburg. W. Va, June S.-The
first of three similar suits pending in
district federal court under the new f~d-
eral law making interstate transporta-
ton of n stolen automobile q felony to
reach trial at the present term Is now
In progress here before q. 8. Judge
". f. Baker. and jury. The law was
passed by Congress in 1919, and this
Is It's first application in the northern
district Of West Virginia.
This Is the case OF Frank Snyder.
Of FaIrmont under indictment on
charge Of having had In his possession
at Tairmont an auto-coupe said to have
been stolen from Charles Moderella.
ut Braddock Pa. and driven across the
state line into West Virginia The de-
PENDANT claims to have acquired the,
machine from Dominic Violetta, and In
turn 10 have sold II to Mrs Elizabeth
Anderson Of Fairmont.
OF the two similar cases. one from
Richie county. in which stolen car Is
said to have been driven to Columbus.
Ohio, and sold. has been transferred to
Elkins term. and the other, from Clarks-
hurgh. has not yet been reported on the
docket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
DISCHARGE JURY
IN SP|N0SA CASE
FAILURE TO REACH 4 VH1D1o9 H
SUITS IN DISMISSAL !" MI Ne
JUNCTION CASE.

Parkersburg. w. Va. June S.-Failins
to reach a verdict after days deloere-
ton. the jury in the case Of Ramon spi-
nosa, union miner Of Wellsourg, VINO
was tried In Federal court here on .
contempt charge Of violating an injunc-
ton Of the United States court prohibit.
ing the interference with employees OF
the Wellsburg mines of the West Viz
ginia Pittsburgh Coal company In
Brooke county. vas discharged this
morning.
The trial Of Spinosa lasted one entire
week, In which so witnesses for both
side, including coal company and mine
workers officials. were examined.
According to members Of the jury the
vote stood s to In favor Of conviction
after the first few ballots and minority
members refused to be persuaded 10
change their decision. Twice the jury
came into court and told Judge. BAKER
they were unable to agree but were sent
TO their rooms for further consideration
Of the case in the hope Of coming 70
an agreement.
Transferred To Erbna
spinosa was permitted to give $1,000
bond at once and was released from
custody. His case subject to another
trial is transferred to the Enins tefm
along with the twenty-four other d.
PENDANTS In the West Virginia-P1tts-
burch Coal Companys complaint alles-
in; violation OF federal court intunc-
ton of 1918 by interference with non
union miners going to work ut the COM
pany's LaBelle mine near Wellsburg on
February 81, 1922.
All the defendants against whom tho
contempt proceedings were Instituted
are members Of the United Mine Work
ers of America, and officials Of that
organization arranged for their bonds
through surety company. Following
disposition Of the Spinosa casa, the three
miners still held In the Wood county
Jail Dave Campbell, Joe Woods and
Charles Looman. were also released on
bonds Of $4,000 each provided through
the same surety company.
When the jury In the Spinosa test
case come into court Wednesday after
noon and through its foreman attempt
ed TO report no prospect OF an agree
ment. 1t became evident that disagree
ment would be the ultimate verdict but
Judge Baker held them till opening OF
court today. Upon the reconvening Of
court. some OF the members Of the jury
expressed desire to retire to the jury
room and make another attempt to
reach an agreement, but this was soon
found hopeless and the verdict Of dis
agreement was accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Fancy This --Doc Downing
Old Maid After a Man

The ALTAR (?D cast that \ i'll put On
The Womanless Wedding" is being
drilled, and drilled. and drilled, There
was a rehearsal at the Carroll cluD
last night This affair. which Will be
staged at the Market Auditorium on
Thursday and Friday nights next
that Is, June Il and lis unique. Can
you picture, visualize or see before
you one Doctor Tom Downing posing
as a mature maidenly lady who would
Initiate the manners. styles, etc. oil
the modern fapper" To see Doc
mingling with the other masculine
members of the fair sex. trying 10 cap
tivate by shy glances, coQuetry( etc.
the guests at wedding party Is
rich treat. A number Of Docs frlends
claim that he Is praCticing day ana
night stepping, high stepping around
his optical shop. his home and even on
the streets-so he must like the part
that has been assigned him.
When II comes to giggling girls. the
makeup Of "Say.t-with-fowers Lang
hans and Charlie Lions Watkins, no
giggler at any time or any place OF
under any circumstances had anything
on these chaps. BY the way. they are
pretty fair sterpers as well. Charlie
Watkins says It is making him young
to 20 through with the rehearsals. ana
the rest Of the cast believe he Is max
ing a true statement.
Creatures Of Beauty.
The cast has, in addition. y bunch or
moving picture actresses, such crea-
lures Of beauty as Cap Schairer. Clyde
Saturn Short. Tony Lithograph Mayer
and Banker Fred Fox. When YOU see
our good looking friend, Harry govt
OFFS" Spears, you will know why the
brand has been changed to Fleet
Wing" Harry caused II.
OF course the little miss from Mis-
sissippi. one Clementine Miller has
had a little t. do with the success OF
the party. although sho keeps herself
out of view. Doc Kcesor will likely be
able to furnish milk and ice for the
children during the summer months as
a result Of the affair. Society and the
public will turn out enmasse to see
this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
DYNAM|T|NG MYSTERY
CLEARED WHEN four
ACCUSED TELL ALL

Grantsville Md. June S.--MyStrry
surrounding tho blowing up Of the
bridge of tho Addison coal company.
leading to m" Baltimore & Ohio rail
road. on the Whites Crock branch.
row miles above here is believed 10
have been cleared up with the arrest
Of four men living near the scene of
tho explosion. The men arrested are
Peter Metz. ced a. Dewey Mctz. aged
IS. brothers. Harry Metz. aged -. and
Josroh Roupe. aged 20. They are safe
10 have signed y con 'essinn and I'm de-
fault Of $4,000 each they were commit
ted TO Jail.
The bridge was blown M Nay I. az
tho means. the four w"n are said 70
have told the officers. Of preventing
further operation OF tho mine. II being
the only one not closed down by tho
strike. Four cases Of dynamite were
stolen. the alleged confession stated.
from the magazine Of the Beachley Coal
company and hauled four miles in an
automobile to the bridge. The bridge
was entirely destroyed hut was repaired
n week later and operations at tho mine
were resumed
CAPTAIN r. G. Rledsoo OF the Baltimore
e. Ohio police took personal charge Of
the Investigating of the dynamittng'
md uron hearing rumors that an at
tempt might be made on the Baltimore
&, Ohio bridge. placed motor patrol
mon the Whites Creek branch. Be-
fore the Addison bridge was blown UP.
the officers were told. officials Of the
mining company had received threats
that II they continued operations at the
mines "somcthinG would happen" Trac-
ing the source Of the threats resulted IN
the arrests. Captain Rledsoe stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

Strawberries are now plentiful at a
low price. sugar Is cheap and house
wives are putting up strawberry Jam
as never before. Best OF all, the brand
new and never failing Certo process
for making jams and pellies has elm
mated every reason why any house
wife should hesitate to make such a
delicious conserve. Anyone can now
make perfect strawberry jam in III
minutes, at a very low cost, with all
the flavor and color of the fruit re-
tanned.
Crush we'll In single layers, about z
quarts ripe berries. using wooden
masher. crushing each berry and dis
carding all green parts. Add juice OF
| lemon. Measure level cups (2los.)
crushed berries, including lemon
Juice, into large kettle. Add ~ lev
eled cups (3A lbs.) sugar ana mix
we'll. Stir hard and constantly ana
bring to a vigorous boil over the not
test fire. Boil hard for one full min
ute with continual stirring. Remove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Prof. D. B. Rogers Is
Presented Watch By
Short Course Class

when Prof D. r. Rogers entered the
West Liberty chapel yesterday morning
he was greeted by committee OF young
adies and young men OF the snort
course class that graduated yesterday
morning. and was presented with
beautiful white gold Elgin watch
Prof. Aogers has been most active
throughouAthe past year at the normal
school, coaching the football, oasehali'
and basketball teams, besides super
vising tennis
To pass the time away, MT rogers
for the past three weeks coacheo the
short course class pupils with their
class play which was presented earlier
this week, and the present yesterday
was a token of appreciation by those
who left tho school yesterday.
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from fire and add y bottle (scant half
cup) CERTO, stirring it in well. From
the time jam is taken off fire allow to
stand minutes only, by the clock, be-
fore pouring. In the meantime skim,
and stir occasionally to cool slightly.
Then pour quickly. Use this same
recipe with raspberries. blackberries,
dewberries and loganberries.
The former guess work and worry
Of making jam or jelly is now past
The Certo Process is endorsed by gov
eminent authorities and cooking e1.
perts; it insures perfect results with
every batch. 1t is also very economi-
cal, requiring only one minutes boil
Ing and thereby makes two-thirds
more jam or jelly than the old method
1t also makes all kinds Of jam or jelly,
some you have never tasted before
like pineapple and rhubarb jelly, or
combinations like strawberry and
pineapple, etc. Many housewives with
no little pride are exhibiting the new
flavors and better quality Of jams ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Ritz At Moundsville
Assistant Fire AArshG fnvssdSssss
TWO Most Recent ftres IN 1hs
Marxhall County 0sAS

DEPUTY State Fire Marshal Edward
Ritz Of Wheeling was at Moundsviiie
Yesterday inqu!ring into the cause OF
tho two most recent fires in tho Mar
shall county seat-that At the Wellman
garage and the FIRE which damaged.
strope.s cleaning. pressing and dye shop
He was assisted in his investigation by
Fire Chief A. p. Hammond Of Mounds.
VILE No definite conclusion was reach
ed as 10 the cause Of either IRE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
WEST LIBERTY
TRIMS DALLAS
WINS BY ONE RUN MARGIN AFTER
HARD BATTLE-9AME WITH
ALUMNI ENDED IN TIE.
Called in Seventh When Rain Started
Ynlling-Reoord Crowd OF Season
Attended.

with the largest crowd OF the sea-
son attending tho West Liberty normal
school baseball team wound up Its sea-
son yesterday afternoon by defeat
Ing the strong Dallas nine by score
Of SIS.
The scheduled aclash between the
alumni and the varsity ended In the
seventh. when II was called on account
of a rain storm. Tho score stood 20
1t the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
SEVEN BASEBALL
MEN GET LETTERS
At WEST LIBERTY

Immediately preceding the baseball
games at West Liberty marking com
mencement day. seven members OF the
normal school baseball squad were pro-
scented letters for serving on the team
during the 1922 season.
The letters were presented by Pres
ident Howard ]. McGinnis to the fol-
lowing mon; Springer. Rutan, Patter-
son, II. Heft. Ryan, Smith and WEIGH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
NEW ICE CREAM PARLoR

new ice cream parlor was opened
yesterday afternoon at ASIA Warwood
avenue Warwood. by Mrs w. J. Prayer
The establishment Is one ~ the best in
WarwoCd and should enjoy a prosperous
business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

Florence R9n v%e Weekly Anna Ta
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eyudndV FthdDe VaunnN I
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
GLASS OF 1879 Is 6AHGEST I've
TURNED OUT 3Y HISTORIC oHD
OHIO co. INSTITUTIONS

DR.. wArTrdAN T. BARSE, DEAN o<
ENGLISH AT WEST V1H91HA0
UNIVERSITY, IS SPEAAGS'
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becn made 10 place ono man On rXten.
slon work. dcvoting his entire time IL
It."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
ANKLE BADLY HURT
Employe Of whttaker-7lessnsr at Beech
Hottozn Rsoetves Severe Injury
while at Work

While working at the whitaker
Glessner plant at Beech Bottom yester-
day. J. B. Barnes received a severe
cut on his right ankle. First aid was
given by DR.. ". c. Pontius and II Was
found that tho injury was so severe ss
to necessitate the removal OF the In.
jured man to tho North Wheeling hos
pital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
How to Make Perfect
Strawberry Jam in 10 Minutes
Neuu Certo Process Astonishes Housewives
Never Fails Requires Only One Minutes Boiling Retains A the
Color and Makes More Jam from Same Amount OF

jellies made with Certo.
Certo is absolutely pure-contsins
no gelatine or presetvative. House
wives have received It with open arms
because 1t is SO certain. 80 econdmicAl..
so simple and so useful. They ats
recommending 1t to all their friends.
Get a bottle Of Certo with Certo Book
Of Recipes containing the above am
nearly 100 other recipes, from yow
grocer or druggist at once. Eun;
copies sent free II you write 70 the
Pectin Sales Company. Inc. 11f East
Avenue. Rochester, N. Y. Try Certo,
right away with fresh fruit like straw
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those GRASSES, although there 10 vast
difference. for they have all won their
ideals, and have fitted themselves for
futura lIfe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-30
San Juan Musical

al fin, de ofrecer ell subsidio porque en-
clio no tienen un interes Immediate.
Desde los vagidos del patriarcado,
el hombre .descubri6 la ventaja de unir
esfuerzos para realizar fines comunes.
Fundiendo las energfas, Sc centuplica
la accion. Ell primer paso que hay que
dar aqui seria La celebration de una
gran asamblea, en- esta ciudad, de to-
dos los misicos de Ia isla para discu-
tir las bases de una federation. Ell So
10 hecho de un movimiento de tai ma
turaleza atraeria la confianza y Ell res
peto de toda la sociedad puertorrique
ma hacia quienes, siendo agentes de
una de las modalidades mas interesan
tes de la civilization, sufren en- la vi
da de relaci6n 'el grave NAL de que
Sc les aprecie Y distinga solo en- los
momentos en- que por Ell 6xtasis divine
difundido, las almas olvidan prejuicios
Y Sc armonizan 'en un calor bienhechor
de humanidad. Con la confanza y cl
respeto vendra tambi6n la ayuda, va
lorizada no por la dadiva que subyuga
siempre. sino en- Ia justa retribucion
que Sc debe todo trabajo 1ibre. Y
cuando esta actitud moral Sc haya pro
movido en- nuestro medic y Sc afirme
y acentue, a medida que 'el movimiento
de la federation fecunde los resultados
necesarios, los musicos profesiona1es
adquiriran la conciencia de su vail
miento que hasta ahora, esta en- ellos
dormida cuando no deslustrada por vi
vir aislados, desunidos sin ideales.
vayamos, pues, la federation. Mu-
chos somos, y, sin embargo, nuestra
obra es escasa. iQue Sc diria de los
sembradores que habiendo tenido una
cosecha excepcionalp dejaran Nsrdido
Ell exceso del grano porque su imprevi
sion no asegur6, oportunamente, Ell ne
desario trasporte? Convoquemos la
Asamblea. Inicienlo nuestros artistas
mas ilustrados: Elisa Tavarez de Sto
rer, la HIJA DEL CARIBE, Chavier,
Martinez P1ee. Ba,seiro, Duefo, Tizol,
CALICO, Simon. Quint6n, Miranda, ETC.
La asamblea tendria un vasto campo
de especulaci6n. Tomarfa resoluciones
para detener la decadencia musical que
estanos padeciendo y salvar Ell porve
mir del arte de los artistas. Yo Sc
lalo una ruta de progreso y quiero ser
ell mas modesto de los cooperadores.
Amo mi pals, Y ESQ basta.
J. M. Rod. ARRESON.
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Hablando con un amigo, DILETTAN
TT. quien exponia La necesidad de
realizar aQui una liga federation de
mlsicos, como medic de que Ell arts
progrese sacramento. trat6 de descon-
certarmIe. diciendon1e: ''Usted predi-
cara en- desierto. A pesar de que son
claras sus razenes, le auguro que fra
casara. No es possible contar con nu'es-
tros mdsicos para proyectos de esa in
dole. No Green en- su eficacia.''
Me despedi de mi amable interlocu-
tor pensando que su pesimismo debia
detenerme en- la propaganda de una
proposition que juzgo tabsocutamente
realizable. Ese pesimismo que no afecta
una forma agresiva, y que menudo no
es sino la faz negative de la coopera-
ci6n llamada a robustecerse, a afirmar-
Sc en- tanto sean eficaces los medios
puestos en- juego para la obra, esta
aqui muy generalizado debido a que
los esfuerzos, las empresas o las meras
combinaciones intentadas, Sc han movi
do en- un ambiente artificial, completa
mente inadecuado al fin perseguido.
Me explicar6. El rillmeroso cuerpo
de m1isicos PROFESSIONALS que tiene San
Juan son una poderosa fuerza, y, sin
embargo. esa fuerza carece de trascen
dente psrsonalidad representation
en- la labor de la cultura artistica. Son
muchas unidades dispersas, mas no una
cantidad. Bellfsimos parrafos perdidos,
pero no una obra. Luminosos trazos de
paleta que no condensan un cuadro.
Marmolss. la gloria de la cantera, des-
parramados en- Ell taller del escultor;
pero no la estatua, que es la gloria
del artista.
Sc que Miranda, Tizol, Frasqueri, Me
sorana y otros han laborado con es-
piritu de sincere altruismo, para re11
mir en- una selectiva mission de arte, a
Los mas entusiastas cu.tivadores: el
ssCIub arm6nico'' fu6 un noble sempe
no. y 10 a1onado la m1sma protecclon
extrana que Sc invoc6 para sostenerlo.
Adonde quiero yo que leguen los m1-
sicos, despu6s de meditar en- la incon
sistencia de tantos ensayos, es a esta
conclusion: la fuerza de un agente es-
pecffco de progreso no esta fuera de
el sino en- 81 mismo. En- el case que
trato de ilustrar, Ell error de los NH
sicos ha consistido en- no tener nunca
fe para hacer prosperar su arte, en- la
propia virtualidad de la devotion ar
tfstica que ha de operar la efciencia
necesaria 81 Sc la organiza I6gicamente,
sino len la cooperation facticia de ele-
mentos extranos, los cuales Sc cansan,
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SILLONES BARBERIA:-- Apara-
dores espejo, Esterilizadores. vibrado-
les. MaQuina sBRESSANT'' acceso-
lios. Asentadores Dobles, Cuel!os gonna,
Jaboneras, Atomizadores, BoteIas para
Talco, Pinzas, Lapices cauterizsdores
Cepillos. Brcchas, Recogedores barba,
Iimpiador peines Peinillas, Cosmeticos,
Papel "SANCRoSs' cabecera. Jab6n
Antiseptico (Peroxido) para afeitar.
Tapones porcelana y niquelados, Pasta
Asentadores. Piedras "Belginm". Ma
vajas "Alemanas'' y Tijeras.
KoKEN BARRIERS SUPPLY Co.,
ofcina en- San Justo 81 altos, Aparta-
do 456, Telefono 1888, San Juan, p. 3.
AdvE
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Sub-agencias,

Ford. Dodge & Hupmobile.
Sc venden y Sc compran carros
en- segunda mano.
Todas clases de aIimento para
ganado. En- existencia.
L. F. Coon. RI Recinto Sur.
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UN AHORCADO

En- ell barrio Navarro, de Gurabo,
Juan Marbosa, de 36 amos Sc suicide,
ahorcandose.