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New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Fire Record


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2:oo-aoi East le9lh ST.. the Bronx SpE"0"n
f'l'--&s7 Stanton ST. wet wash
~ NDh'.'F ....-.....- Unknown
ofo-~'So Riverside Dive Paul ,dIer
''55--57 Madison st; Astos comtos '''''''s
s.o'-ss7 West >sd St; Rocco Gso @@"0""
ii:oo~2s5 East llth st Abraham is@ s@- now II
luck ...... / -nlsno,..
!, ! VS--Fll Cherry st. unknown Trinjnr
l2:2o--lSoo crotona Parkway. tho
Bronx. Cohen & Copoltz Unknown
@.Ao--4 Clinton st, Lyman Durham
o.oo--c.,.-. Unknown
city Island vacant lot TnxnoNo
10 % Orchard ct; rhoresa Born
s'00-s54 sixth se. Aekcrs NestaG. TAU II
IN ~, Unknown
brosd"ay and 2g5th St taxi
can unknown. I-nl;noc,,
.Se-bQ6 fifth St. unknown. Inl<noo,,
iHoth St and Broadway; auto
mobile Nathan Paul TrnLrou-,
'o'eV-S Catharine st Charles Klein
Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Grain Prices Encourage
Farmers in Midwest

CHICAGO, Feb. 26. increased prices
tor grain and livestock have cncour-
aged farmers in the 18th District. the
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago re-
ported IN its review of business con-
tonight.
"An improved sentiment has an
peared not only because OF the increase
III prices but also because many arm
ers are just beginning to realize the
extent to which other lines OF industry
said. '''
The effect of government aid. accord
ing to the report, also is beginning to
be felt especially in the western half
OF the district. Advances approved for
agricultural and livestock purposes by
y 1hf war finance Corporation up to
feDTuary Is amounted to $198 .923 .075.
OF "hich $29 7S0,36S was to states lvjnr
IN the 7th District, it was noted
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Eeamsier Shot TO Death
Before Crowd in Street
sssaiIanis Escape in Autono-
bile: Police Arrest DIVING
Man ON Larccuv Charge

Ioacph Marrone. twentysiN years
old. a teamster, OF 1876 Mott Street, WAS
shot and fatally wounded yesterday
afternoon while strollng in Lafayette
Street.
several other pedestrians and a
number Of persons who wero riding IN a
Sightseeing bus bound for Chinatown
witnessed the shooting
Four men, according to several of
these witnesses lesped from an auto
mobile rs Marrone was walking in front
of SIS Lafayette street They carried
revolvers aud ono OF the men is said
10 have frod single shot. which took
eFec' and then jumped back INTO the
machine. which sped north on afay-
cite Street
Narronc was removed to Bellevue
Hospital where he died Detectives
questioned him before hc lost con-
sciousness. but nc declined to say who
mis- assaiiants veIc. They then placed
alm under arrest on charge or grand
LARCENY After his death. the police
refused TO say in what robbery they
believed nc was implicated
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Citizens Union Protests
Tax Bill Urged by Craig
Letter Dcuuuuccs Measure
Shifting County Costs
pon the CITY

The Citizens Unlon and the City Club
Of New York are mp in arms against
certain bills pending before the state
Legislature
The former organization in letter
addressed to Acting Mayor Huber
protests that the Downing bill, which
provides for charging against city GOV
crnmont certain county administration
costs. ia unconstitutional and urging
that he refuse to accept it. hearing
on tho bill is scheduled for to day AT
City Hall It has been rushed through
the Legi gislnturo on representations by
Comptroller Craig that the law Is nee
essarv to prevent an unconstitutional
tnN lcvy in Richmond and the Bronx.
The city clubs Eight ia against As
scmhlyman Millcr's bill. No. 221, pro
posing TO amend tho city charter 50 as
10 provide that after a sower has been
installed and assessments paid by
property interests thereby benefited
any future improvements shall be paid
for by the city. lhc City Club con-
tcntion is that this would inevitably en-
courage fraud IN future sewer CON
StructlOD
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
S3.}O.0NN Lent To Erect
Three RrOnz AnarlneniA

wo null llding loa IS aggrcgatlng $50.
ooo haVe been made By the New YORK
1itlo and Mortgage Company 10 Inc
Gotham Building Corporation for thn
erection Of two five story apartments
on the cast sldc of University Avenue,
275 feet north Of l9Oth Street. the
site measures 250Xl0o. The same com
pany loaned to the Craus Har Con
struction Company Ss0.00O or the plot.
'o%loo. ON The cast side of Norris Ave-
noe l3.I feet north of burnside Ave
nue. to be Improved with a dvc-stors
ana ri mont
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Eighty Teams Ccl
Half Of Quota fo''
Jewish Relief Fund
Two Big Meetings Scheduled
for g7inal Week of Drive:
Sir Philip Gibbs TO Speak
al Manhattan Thursday

FIFTY per cent Of the quota has been
raised by cighty teams Of tho volunteer
workers association Of 5000 members
engaged in two-wccks' campaign to
obtain S5,ooo,ooo among the Jews Of
Now YORK. City fo- destitute jews in
eastern Europe. according to unofficial
Information gi1cn ont Last night
Two big meetings scheduled for this.
tho final week or tho driVo. arc the
workers rally ST headquarters. A5s
Firth Avenue. alto Tuesday afternoon.
at which reports cf collections bv
eighty committees canVasslnc usincas
and 'rad,, Of the city will hc heard. and
rally at tic Manhattan Opera House
lngrsday evening at $ O'Clock. Colonel
II. 4. Niashcrg and Miss Doris kcauc
viii speak at the iDced day mccting. SIR
NhtNr Glnbs will BE the prilcipal
speaker ua Thursday
Tho East SIDE committee has issued
call for 500 more Volunteer WORKERS.
Contributions arc being rcceNod b the
Public Na0oNa' Bank. tho Corn EX-
change Bank. the Chatham ami PhouN
Rank and the Peoples commercial
Bank. Ma larday. chairman of the
music publishers committee OF tho
campaigr. announced yesterday That Al
lolsou viii bcEn personal solicitation
IN connection with the work. of his
committee to-day.
Among contributions received lostcY-
day were Sl2,500 from Rcrnard NJ.
Barucu. who has hocn an .n the South.
and $4,000 from llmhol Brothc3s Non.
Jewish coNlrihutlous iacMdcd &o0o
from Pcrcival s. !lill. president OF the
American Tobacco Company, 500 from
Benjamin Relt president of tho T. ior-
illard Company; Slo0 from tho Ncy
man Bruton Company and S25 from
Bishop John n narIupton. Of Pits
buren. ticVon contributions Of more
than $1,000 We're rccolecd duung tnc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

Lumber production and orders arc
steadNy climbing toward normal, which
is 100 900 900 foct n week Shipments,
according to the latest lumber trade
reports. are about 7o000.o00 feet as
Of February H. rs against production
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Lost Bankbooks

LOST -Rankrook No 500 .4es y NJ E1nior
Dltoe Savings Bank ia N isaing my per
son having ii clalin 20 ? ls herrbY called
ppou to present the same within ien day
or aubul' tn having said passnoo1 can.
cslied ana nov QUO ieguo1.
loer Hankboot No 42.2a8. or Green
wich saYings Dank. 2t3 sixth 49,. NeH
YORK city Payment stopped Flsase re-.
turn 20 bant
LOST Hankboor 30 I7i Ng2 Tnr No.
York ~aVngs Bauf laYment stopped
inuaof please rffurH 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Last Side

33D eT Ar ,rsDfsy% ~ r1o.el ash.
tonJ 49, 1feorated rooias y,
NTH 80 weak up 1pom bath 80
T~eRiY Dp bts~a s1rfeco cafe. sJo4eF
1uii hotel s~rvic". -erf aprsnf
2oTf ct. TEXfiseT9f ~ CHof-l fpt-
ioGre) Women * paf9.,V, n9~iy f-o-
ora Nt 6oono bsff fif 1-oslY NJ, sls9
room uee path 80 s-rt'riy ~. r"T spr' ~
DoA' erionce. tls n~..cn Tor psrsrn7
Y es1 sac
stsr SIT NoIItMars ~ fcoiou Hoto9
Ncrqiy aeeofat - fs5n~uef rooms pse
OF bath. 81 veetiy up eievatef. sDrfs~ .
cors. spbway. fIA hotei service. rea' IRA ~ ?.
BOARDEK5 WANTED
s6Tv ST. Ar LHx1NGToN ~ lHo'-a
Ru'lesgo FOR .a9ies. on@ rom an1
meals from ;ls up. elevator. telephone.
etc ri.ll hJfel s-ryice. ~ly drrors I'd
HELP WANTED FEMALE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Holds StratoIl
And Brvas, Hurt
True Reliei
Rev. Stuart L. Tyson Says
The, Arc Bringing II
Into Contempt: A>~aii,
Lecturer on Evolution
Calls His Views Childish
Conception of Scripturai
InfalIibiIily Seen Back of
Attack, on the Thcaicr

That hotn William Jcrnires Bryan.
an ms current Lecture on Darwin ism,
snd Dr. John Roach Stra,on. in
ris assaults uror thc taeater. are
bringing true religion nto coutompt.
uas the conclusion reached by tic Rcv.
stuart l.. Tyson. OF Princeton. \. J.,
who preached Yesterday ~ the Church
Of the Heavenly Rest
Dr. Tyson. who IS wear o. the
Cathedral of St. John tho Divine, has
oeen filing the pulpit Of thc Church Of
ttc Heavenly Res. on sunday mornings
acc tie elevation Of Sueraean Bishop
shlpma1. In ,hc lecture to which bo
referred which Mr BRYAN has de.iv-
cred frequently ~ Now lorh ard else
where, the statement is made thaf the
tGdent oS evolution must first blot ont
tcc Bible story ot man creation.
Calls Brysn's Views Childish
We are experiencing roers-
doscorce Of sac mcdicvs. aspect of the
B ble.' Nh 3tqn said. "taat OF iu-
faiiihllltv. arl rourffr nor, NroN1-
rently than ~ tre N.rr.s e.. William i.
Bryan orr csolltfon ise1 arc enilalsn,
e not Silly THE andetillrs object iou
20 ovolation. he outlines e. is that
l. contral iets the N hlc. TcrHd tale
les conception of tao Nialc der d
neither from thc document them clvcs
nor from taeir Fl .or. nat rom q
sixteenth ccrtrrE cerflror'ai conctn-
son - st the ttnle o1yn, to se.
Ne declar f0at Ma. Bryan 'at
Fed TO eoHFt.te. t.c. and seccgi
chapters c Ge1e ard tHc.f contra
dictorv account az creation. jno ecr-
ond cr4.tol Wa committed 10 writing.
Nr. r or a'd, about goo f. G.. ana
tho FIRST tr4Hter thlae hundred years
latcr. fe. t.cie combined ~ src rtr'
century T. TIE nee o. each
elaptcf. hc Declared the science of
tae writer and of hi porod, and
thorrsc}Fc rfnro.ont t.r0 stasos 10 the
lroiltIoa O. srQf. edge dtue
things.
Tie same conception et >c~'pi9rai
lr r. IiU.llty seemed O. b, back c rc-
cont attaes UPON tne 'Neatcr. Nm
son af3. thoaGh she tacator was not.
NbuSe Makes Thug lyl
tho ahose a ta.e and fa.
4s4 we witch mahcs tao theator
or tea coffee II srarr1
thr'e'.si 'o .-No er'.e- ale condor.
nataH That ~hlch a tseif is
na' or' Hncceri hH 10 l
fsent fct-Iclss unl i.ag lHo oi1
co'.ecg gtior of tic tnu..a as modified
autecfac. aridle raSr ng away and
the prfreH'c of democracy arc becoH-
ING tHefair' ~ nIost ~ tae Heon.' ot
.ne Nes'e nor'a
ena-t had refused Tire to.t of fta'-
an'lts Nr Tyson e-td iue Protest
ant o the tocath century placed .iu-
failibl' ~ i'm tho hlble. 7no Catholics.
sor5oa the conception ~ IafalHbaitv to-
sinG.e individual So tta the Pope.
epoak'ns offcialls from hi CHAIR.
utters for tfeml tho voice IF God on
sny matter of fa'tH ~ Morals.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

COOK e.so WAITRESS Young worry fas.-
uetert. toxstlier m aoparste god -e.a-
"uoes Lang s. Boo herer COMPANY
Vest 978
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
BROOKLYN Man Buys i'm Nevar!.

Louis Schlesinger Inc. has sold for
VI IS Mabel +. Thomas. Of Maplewood
TO frederlck Garbadc, Of Brooklyn. l2g
1ord Avenue. l9Xl32, Newark, \. J..
q two-family dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

COOKS. chamhermaids Mattresses. house.
workers. Vin}Sa Androsea- Scandinavia
Agency. 29s4 Broadway, schuyler .s92
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Miss Sarah J. Burkc BUY
targ" Home IN NionicIai.

Eugene y Wcl h 7old for Frederic K.
kellogg to Mic Sarah i Buroc. Of ms
city, 81 Miller Road Morrlslov.n. y. r.
lho property cousi.ts Of 81 large dwel
lng of twcnt} room and ,broo bath
The same broker aid for Robert +
~ lgiish 0 7irs May N Com 80 Noi
MOr- A-cunn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

TAD ST, 12s WEST tHot-l Nobelton,-
N.wiy decorated and furnished ono ,ro
threr outside roome, bath. clevated sur
faca cars subway room bath. 500 rnontlI,
and up; Iull hotol serv!cs: rcstaursnt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

coos .ol~E irish 'oo'f.sr ~Soo ~ loa :
oi'v .o o''rsaeea god manager nest
10 East 4sa 8 third ioor Tciephone ss47
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Home Huyiug IN BROOKLYN

Tho N1rt'1 ComN9Ur e0ld 'or H.
ScNcucort Really co,pora the 3la
story hrowns'ooo dwelling at l3S Rem
sen Street
William l.ss. Inc. Sold for the
kngsNicv Home BtNldcrs, ic, now
ono-family frame and stucco detached
house. "itA garage. 2lNlo0. ON tac
north side of Avenue K. 30 Scot cast of
East Ninth Street. 10 Charles t.. Neck
enbcrg Thc property was held at Sl5.-
500
The pulklcy & Horton Company sold
l2O4 Ncrgon Street, thsoc-story
DWELLING l6.8Nio7. for Percy IT,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

COOK. Sw-eds eeAaf ~ .hrf ettt ~ cfs,-
t-F sao r Me- iofasyer'- Agerov.
n Has. $50 -. talrd eoo4 rsera -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Equitable Trust Go. Man
Ru,s AT lack g{o;uI,ts

- Anson B. Gardner, of the Equitable
Trust Company, who for sevcraI Years
mas resided in the Philippines. has pur-
chased an apartment at 1872 Twenty
thlrd Street. Jackson Heights. Mrs.
I ara B. Bits purchased an apartment
at l36 IMontN-first Strnn.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
BuNs y hitc Plains Acrcoon

. Chauncey B. GritTen sold for John A
Van Dis, half-acre wooded plot II
Prospect Park, White Plains, to Stewar
T. Smith. q
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
-Four New Houses for Newark

-Four two-family dwellings arc to bc
erected at 1913 to 429 summer Avenue
Newark, =. j., b. George T. Crawford
who purchased tbs property last week
through Foist & Feist, of NewarI Il
measures l00yl30, aud wa7 0urcha ID
from Edward T. Clapp, of East Orange.
Construction Of the houses viii be
started soon.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Gut in Cost Of Lime

Snoetus 2 rich market horr aad
turning scvcrc winter INTO profit,
Southern farmers have been manufac-
TURING inc rs an of -sNason Nocstiou.
with INC result ,ha' limo manufactur.
ers normally supplying this market
hovo taken barrel OIL their price.
which reduction has been followed pre-
ciseiy by Tho dealers. The price cut IS
Ln,- ,l,,t tcn,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
ST JAiNGNS

.0 aes cgCRT. sgz
a-rff -r.7 sss-r
EA1 fl.s HtE tA Defendant 5'p
40 ~f7f. tf0 >5.5-D EFENDANI
---a ,lff2N1D 90 ~
cc--
s-ln1lcrs.
ses ~ ths plss
49, is.
svs q - IL:
'..-I-a 20 auoet
ar -assa sgs.rs
. -e1la. I'D :
'--a i..l
~Ps-AL.NG
Sc and ? 0
81-0-s1 O.
Nsf fa.a.
I'D 3tEi re 1etsnisa
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nrrr,r -~ rc-s lsis'
ID al IT,
"a Cs-s O.
ils CONT
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Ring
sal
B9r.s7 .,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Resale in Webster Ave,,,,e

me hudson P. Rose Company resold
10 10 Marie Burns, Thomas F. Doris and
Mary Josephik, respectively, 1434 and
1903 Webster Avenue. three three story
houses 5olXl29.8x Irregular; also to
JicSepn tarre. 523 Timson Place, two
family DWELLING. rs 2y1On
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
" oman Buys ST. AIhaus Lois

me NJ. Morsanthau jr Conpany ha.
Sold two lots OF Mayvllc Street near
FARMERS and Central avenues. st. Al.
bans, l., , to Mary A. Ward of Rich
mond Hl.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

ENNEl l.iENF Swedish COOKS chamber
maids buffers and couples: city. couN-
Try. Berta Carlson's Swedish Agencies Ts7
Lexington ave- near 6fst. Rh,nelauder
so47. ESQ Broadway. corner SGD
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

sST st columbus av) 6Hotel ColonlaN
Ne~'y decor : ed. furnished -,
outside rooms bath. elevated surface cas-
subway, $50 ,oom. bath fun hotel ssrylcs
rest sOlent
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
DANCING f<sgRU CTEoS

>-~--~-~~~~-~~--,>~-~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Physician Rents list 81. Home

The Houghton Company leased the
iYe-st0ry American basement dwelling
at Il West SiXty-eighth Street for Dr.
Charles s. Sweedy to Eleanor whit.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
REAL ESTiTk FOR SALE OR RENT
OanIlattu1
New Jersey

AsBt r. PARN AID VICINITY
MINER HOMES
PNNlEi & cDMpAs.Y
rs MATTl SO>t AVE
li'Nf. -oe' ASRIfEI PARN
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
n atElerine Williams Ruxa

Warren Murdock sold for Harvev
Murdock TO Katherine Culver william .
four acres at Mill Neck, l.. l., adjoining
her residence N''''''S
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
General Housosorkcrs. Etc

/ COOK Scotch. economical ercient: o1raV-
i'ns references. " ass Shsrgnsssvs I'l-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

lADY'S MAUD, excellent seamstress: viii
ing and obliging; highly recomme end ed
lang q Boecherer Com panY. AS West SD II
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
10 LEI TOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
AFAHTMENT. 10 Irr-rt R~tsuun

go. s. Wcst- tnure floor. -hr,c roou.s
Nitehon and bath, newly furnlshed *.
ceQtlona' 0oporiunlty. " alser. Circle ak0g
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

COOK. capable. sogng Canadian: .hreo
Years lsst placs SO Miss Shea.s srer-4
I! 49, ~ Murrag III Sta
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
'r' ARDS
~ TION sArv
IoKtcE NOTICES

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Nl's E--gser
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] he lncepe eaf. So-are Comoal
Na7ass-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

rff l2d n 57tn sfreofs 2euerops re-
ward Cove. 1872 Tribune building. Sew
York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
HELP WANTED MALE

'siisg sd ohs ns s'-urtDral sfes
work rof ofirH niIiIaes 2tve a3s
'40us AID 1aiefg oegectei - 1l3. T Dl.o
LfNoTYpE OPERATORS tro e1pe, .a1cef
ln lo7 nd book worS for lp-te-dste 5o-
oaiee forts foyr hour neek good 1ages an1
perineneu' positions foi good op0ra orr -
dress drawer ia Par~srsourg. West N't
ginis
" AN.TED- l1or .no v7er9s o- rao-e ~
perieneai man 10 sort ari ags> .
fshting fxfure ek~tchss Nse' erag re
ROO deeigns Apply af'ar 60
any rf!l -os. NAl son 10 al l.tn -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

hoN oNSlWoRkER, young good coo'> saa
waitress $50 apartment nrsl-rr.i
Miss shes.s Agency. East Alst s. Ns.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Iaundresscs, Etc

rNvNDRnss rs, class oanss,. 49,.
-. exc lient references Lans & Boe-here.
Co. fs West SD 81
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

waitress, ss5 apertfnSnt nrefe-rsS &1ss
s snsa AsencY Z. 4lst 81. Murray H.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
APARTMENTS ro LrT-uNrlRNssHrp

y ARTMENF r and room with sinaN ni,chen.
80 N nrivato honso. N,urrar 1907 -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Nurses. Etc.
" actresses

WAITRESS S-CHAMRERMAlD smart you3.-
experienced apartment preferroa 50
MSS MS Shea s Agency, Z. tlst. Murray Hil'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Manhattan

MADISON Nv. near 4Sth st-rwo room,
Kitchen and bath second floor, sl2;
Phone Murray HIN ,43s.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

fol ShWORK ERS, cooks, wattresses $50
l.. Harlem. 55i5.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

ssn ST. Al MADISON Av. ,Note, Ashton,
New DECORATED and furn shea or..
NO three outslGe roolns and hath buss.s
mriacc cars subway SEQ weekly up. fulI
botcl Sef1-ice r. stsursnt
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamb ermaids

cHAMBERNAIp. wAI7REss snd COOK
together or separate O.. Mss Hofuat -
Agoucv ~ Ess' tsd a. third aoo- Te',-
pnone sat1 Mliray iii.
ciiAMBERMAID. sounz Scotch ~or7a,.
r, nc agqss ing; 600 g.',ns s -
-. th.rd Hoor- Telephone ssfi Murray ~.
cf1ANRErNAID WAITRESS or nsrse.
NouuE Nors eEis0. rrat sf'if0z nigh
recommended Misc Has Bureau. II VS.
f4th NafierAa' $40
CHANBrRAfAID SEAMsTRF~s ass q.
waiting sounE r'I.ii lE and -0ils5'e - e.
rofe-eness Lang & 40 oeeAere- com psr.,.
cIIAMBHRMAID WAITRESS aansa.=.
thorourh's eapshfe. spien5i1 re>e-ea.as
Snaug ghnce7' Bureau. .sa S3vth
Cooks
coos soers lf.sh von.sr "seo ~ loaS
cccornorni,sl -. Mi.s 9Iofuete7s Assrey
u East - s.. third door 1c'ephone sss7
COON suads. eapa' ~ ,ssf as.s. ~ clsr
- Fast 4sa = ta.sd FOO. -
coof e.so WAITRESS younz ver, sas,. .
retert toSs tlier 4r aoia~st" god -.
"noes lang s. Bar aerer Company. s.
c9ok sso.s '..' >. Nery eapsb!r sood na7seer
r,.i in3s q-g4,y Terotiinei 80 Niss Ha,ls
eooN Sod e ssOq9,s lung cs1saisn .hreo
Y. ~ ~ Murrag Hin s77s
cook. scotch. economical. enoieat: e7r4p-
iona references. M.s shsugnessy's Ia-
foafi. S. sth aNr
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
VsG 9ar
BOARDNRS WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MlsceIIa neoUs

TH,0GRAFBER Fira. cs's 7a
knouieGae of bookkeeping Drfv @'t
e08ontca rounx woman nith o8s.ne~e
'rainIur g,li br consi1ereI Frf.e 5 p
no1 - - H-.aa.lE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

Hgl SEWpRhER or .,'lI >NRwFsfAff a-8
WAIT Ri5S con13etsnt Young o---n
NNrsnNsl rNfe~"flce city prefor.es
er.s Agsncy. So sixth 40
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

lfpl WoNkIN sosns .a,-- oo.,os.,..
Niti0r t.+t apartment prefer--i =
-scomme7ieA Nfss psns Bureau & v.ss
- Ns7rerfil. s7<n
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Automobile instruction

PEFblRINC. driving taught .hor, tlrns
licens. Eparanteed ladies' classes also
Ford iessons American Auto Schooi. 72s
Lexington av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
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Miscellaneous

hiiRESS, young Norwegian: excellen.
Ms, MSS halls Bureau, II West 44th Nan
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

'oTiI ard Rroad0av- rucad f-sn.
one' tpo slee s"von rootas. furu3sh>j
'veoN isor'h nocilc- t.. Schnvie- 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
PREMIo BENtTEz FLoREsss
I'm LA UNTvERsEDAD

.t 4A
Hasta nDsotros has llegado de fuente
fidcdigna la buena noticia dc que el
eminente abcgado de esta ciudad Sr.
Manuel Benitez Flores, sigvierdo la.
practica de- las universidades norteane
ricauas y europeas va instituida por.
81 en- anteriores anos en- nqestza uni
versidad, otorgara a los alulnrce mas
aprovechados en- sus catedras &c Prac-
tica Civil y Precedimientos ciysles dos
preciosas me6psIas de orc que e. adjn-
dicaran en- eli dia de 10 graduation ge-
neral de Ia universidadgo sea eI Ia del
corriegte mes.
I Nosotros venos con gusto 81 desen-
yelvimiento, en- nuCstras atlas institu-
clones eaucaeionales de estos rremios
que despsertan sin duda. a.gu,aa una
feryorosa devotion al estudio analitico
profundo. a un sano enciclopedismo
rico en- congscuenciag titles Y en- prove
chosas ensenanzas Ell nuestra juvcntud.
Y es clara al mism0l tempe la com
Elacencia nuastra al poder indiea- Co
mo digno promoter de esta 4ecunda
idea q nuestrp estimado amigo Ell
Lcdo. Benitez Flores. que s,spo con
su perspicaz, tsaento, slls tesonera vor
,untad y sal ainplias cultura reunir me
r:tos sllfcicntes para poder ees mods.o
Y ejemplo q nuestros sj6yensss estudianr
tes al nismo tempo que fell. inicia-
dor de tan benefeiosa practica ss
Escaso Puerto Rico de mentalidades
frertes y vigOrosaa nosotros que aplau
dimes cor, toda sinceridad cnarto tien
da realzarnos intelectualmente verll-
mos con iEsto placer regociio uue Sc
usaran de estos. ssnoss unelios de esti-
nulos para con. nuestra juventua. z J.
toss pgenios, que lleyan el nornbre de, sr
iiustre fundador constituyen rsalments
una instituci6n que da alto, rre1tigie J
la Universidad reafrmando asiHlismo,
en- una deAnitiva consagracioag Ia men
talidad Y ID capaeidad. de pedagogosy Y
educador del Lcdo. Eenitez. Flores I
lQu;esa Dies Que ctros calculations
dc nuestso mas alto centre docente inli
ten tan provechosa practica!