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The Washington times., 1922-03-11

Thomas p. Rooney; Princess Dee
Gee. owned by Mrs. w. H. Simpson
Golden Red Doughboy, owned by
Mrs. w. w. Smart: Buddy Boy and
Lady Bantam, both the property OF
Ella 8. ". Etinness; As You Were
and Thomas jefferson, owned bc
Mrs. Mary A. Sullivan; Tay KAY
Buff. owned by T. A. Taylor; Dis
trict Bobby. owned by Bert Thisssll
Little Potomac. owned by Mrs. A.
8. Thorn; Buster B., owned by Mis-
l.. v. Tiffany; Seitz Boo, owned b.
T. ]. Traynor; Cola, owned by Flor
ence Wetherell; Sinbad and Shara
zad, owned by Mrs. J. c. Whitaker
Playfellow. owned by Mrs. j: ]
Wild; Dream Girl, owned by william
N. Wilson; Buddy Ringmaster. Lad,
Surprise. Tiny of Valley and Wood:
Teddy. all owned by Mrs. c. +
Wood. and Paddy Dear. owned b,
c. d. Wright.
Disfrict Boss, the best of hls
breed at the Westminster show:
Tom Boy III, who cleaned up the
Boston show, and Oh. Fairlawn
Talk o. the Town, winners in the
New Haven and Hartford shows,
attracted all the experts.
A wonderful little Boston shovI
was Intruder, sire OF more winning
terriers than any other of his bree
In the country. He Is owned by II
N. Bulger. Of Bellows Falls. VT.
Crepeau's Chum, owned by ]. o
Crepeau. Of Haverhili, Mass, wa:
long studied by the visitors as wer'
Sonny Sigourney, owned by Mrs. c
Z. Aulis, OF Boston; Yankee Jiggs
owned by Lieut.. f. w. Connolly. o
Walter Reed Hospital; Grossi',
Gloria. owned by Toni Grossi, o,
Philadelphia, and Tom Boy III. ownet
by Mrs. g. L. Jones. OF Waveriey
Mass.
II was the early opinion tina,
final honors would probably go tc
either District Boss, owned by 8. j
Boston Terrier Club, or Tom Boy IL
Both are excellent specimens Of tn,
breed.
Kearns' Lord Kitchener, owned b,
Thomas J. Kearns, Of Woonsocket
r. l., had a lot of admirers, as die
Ravenroyd Right o. Way, a wonder
full puppy from the Ravenroyd Ken
nels, Brooklyn; Playboy's Doll, own
ed by L. c. Osnou, of Brooklyn
Ch. Swainson's May Be, owned b,
w. Z. Swanson. of this city, ant
Buddy Ringmaster, owned by Mrs
c. z. Wood. of this city.
The parade of the winners vii
be held after dinner and win prob
ably draw a large crowd.
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NAVY AND PENN MEET TODAY
TO DECIDE WRESTLING TITLE

ANNAPoL March l1IThopgh short bill Of sports is pre-.
today at the Naval Academy special interest attaches
each Sf the three events while the Academy contesng
most match Of their which will virtually
uoh1s IN tnSt sport LOT tne season.
the Academy ring the pick
the canadian colleges The match originally scheduled with
McG University of Montreal but its has asked and
the privilege Of augmenting that with from
the University Of Toronto and Queens College There
believe
the Naval Academy
The Washington times., 1922-03-11
FAVOR GIBBONS
8-TO-5 TO TRIM
GREb monday
Betting Element Figures ST.
Paul Boxers Superior Punch
Gives Him Edge.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE bet
ting fraternity today dubbed Tom
my Gibbons as an s-to-5 choice to
win in his 15.round encounter here
Monday night with Harry Greb of
Pittsburgh.
The st. Paul boxers superior
punching ability is believed to have
made him the favorite.
Both Greb and Gibbons were
scheduled to take their last hard
work outs today. They will do
light work only. tomorrow and rest
Monday. A record crowd is as.
sured as the result of the advance
sale.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11
DOMINICAN BAskETERs
PLAY ALOYSIUS TONIGHT

A keen basketball contest is ex-
pected tonight when the Dominican
Iyceum and Aloysius club teams
clash at s1b o'clock in the Domin-
lean gym at Sixth and r streets
southwest. The two teams played
tie game on February and
both are primed to fight it out to.
night.
The Dominicans are depending on
Marsden, Lloyd. Smith. Mickler.
Gerald and Mcbride to put over a
win.
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Exhibitions showing unusual dis
play were those OF Mrs. R. C. Bir.
ney's Aspin HIN kennels. Of Rock
Vile; the Dee Gee kennels. the Dis
trtct kennels. Mrs. Julia c. Bier
man, of New York, and the Fair.
lawn kennels. Of Newtonvilie. Mass.
A. E. r. veterans from the
Shepard House and the Rest House,
In Warrington awaiting completion
OF their pleas for compensation. were
In attendance as inspectors and as
sistants TO the judges.
An unusual display was that Of
the Aspin HIN kennels, bf Rock
sviiis, six bluebloodod canines be-
ing shown, including Aspin Brig
and, considered ono Of the best
dogs In tho show.
Local entries noted were Yankee
Jiggs. owned by Lieut.. r. w. Con-
molly, Of Walter Reed Hospital;
Princess Dee Geo. owned by the Dee
Gee Kennels; Champion swanson's
May BE- owned py w. ~. 6WHnSOns
District Bunny, owned by Mrs. II.
w. Albee. Of the Chastleton; Nova.
owned by Mrs. wrisley Brown;
Drury's Upset. owned by ]. J.
Drury; Blazer. owned by Miss Julia
Etchelberger; Goddsmith's Latinka.
owned by J. 8. Goldsmith; District
Leader, owned by Miss Blanche
Guindon; Bon Girl. owned by Mrs.
william p. 'Hcdrick; District Boss,
District Belle. District Cricket. Dis.
trict Queen and District Polly. all
owned by 8. J. Held: Nifty. owned
by Mrs. =. Jordan; LOTUS King,
owned by II. x. Jost: Ringmaster
II. owned by John L. Mcdonald;
Peggy. Mcintyre. owned by E., b.
Mcintyre: Aspin Hill Tiny, owned
by Mrs. r. w. McNally; Peggy
Cricket, owned by James p. Moore:
Alta Boy. owned by r. z. Norris;
Mutt A Boy. owned by J. g.. Os.
borne: Gracelane Pontiff, owned by
Grace e. Putsche: Aspin Gypsy
Brigand. owned by Mrs. J. @. Rich
ardson: Lady Peggy, owned by
The Washington times., 1922-03-11
CHAMPION LIlVWORTHS'
LADY CHIEF SLAMS ONE
OUT OF LOT, SO TO SAY
BY r. d. THOMAS.

True SEX washngtons lady manes- an tnrss
talk a blue streak 47gs.. ~ a456 tt
When gathered Washington Times sports
department to talk situation,
of those numbering considerably
Mrs Lille Nicholas, of the Independents Miss
Lorraine WALL of the Friendship A.
conversation and long after having
verbal combat which the better 8
Mrs. Lenne Rock, champion Lnworth left
early flock youngsters trong her much in the
of brood of chatteng chicks When she
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Clarendon Books Rex.

Clarendon Athletic Association
has booked the Rex A. C. for a
game to be played April 80 at
Clarendon. Johnny Stewart. Clar.
endon manager, wants all candi-
dates to report tomorrow at 1880
d. m. o'clock.
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knicks to Practice.

Joe Kearney, manager of George
towns Knickerbockers. wants. the
whole squad of candidates to report
at the clubhouse tomorrow at 2;30
o'clock. A practice session will be
staged in the Hollow following n
meeting
The Washington times., 1922-03-11
BOSTON TERRIERS GALORE
in SHOW AT NEW EBBITT

Washngtons society leaders today visiting the New EbH
for the offered the second annual speciality show the
6oston Terrier CuD Judging py nenJamn nossnsn
its fine points examined and rated.
Sness wife Congressman Rhode
colors sken velve
drew oh's and abs from the eiadies
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BRAVES GET DOWN TO REAL .
WORK in FLORIDA CAMP
BY NICK FLATLEY.

ST. PETERSBURG, March preliminary boys
have settled down feel much everything
and are resigned to couple Of practice per
diem until the main arrive
Doesn't take long to accmaed visitors
ceyed with handed the
and this Of the invading youths have
acquired good Florida
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

Tno contestants VIII be:
Hundred and fifteen pound
Latte. Naval Academy, asains,
Holmes, Queens. 80
Hundred and twenty-five pound
sebald. Naval Academy. agains,
Grey. Toronto.
Hundred and thirty-fivs pound-
oDonnell. Naval Academy. against
Shackerl, McGilI.
Hundred and forty-five pound
Leach. Naval Academy. against
Brewer, McGill.
Hundred and sixty pound--Zotti
Naval Academy. against Black. To.
ronto.
Hundred and seventy-five pound
o'Resan. Naval Academy, against
Goldie. Toronto.
Unlimited weight class-Mathews,
Naval Academy, against McMeans,
McGill.
Frank Mccracken, of Phiiadei.
phia. will be the referee, and the
Judges win be Emanuel Daniel, of
Baltimore. and Edward Forbes. of
Brooklyn. Tho other local attrac-
tions Will be the swimming match
and water polo game. both against
the University Of Pennsylvania.
These matches close the local sea-
son in both sports.
PennsyIvania h conceded TO
have the best swimming team Of
tkA AnnA~n~ A~n>v~AfsS. vi. 81
the Naval Academy, and the lat.
ter win be given the hardest con.
test Of tho season. Up to this
time the Academy swimmers have
had an easy tiine In their
II VIII be the final match for the
unbeaten water-polo team Of the
Academy. Up to this time, II has
beaten Princeton and City College, of
New York, and a victory over Penn
sylvania will give the midshipmen
the edge for the intercollegiate title
this year.
In the wrestiers Of Pennsyivania
State, the Naval Academy matmen
will face the hardest opposition Of
the season. State has won the cham.
pionship Of the intercollegiate
Wrestling Association for the last
two years, though defeated both sea-
sons by the midshipmen. II will be
the first time Naval Academy team
has contested away from home in
this sport, and the Nittany grapplers
have made careful preparation for
the event.
The Naval Academy wrestiers,
up TO this time, have made tho
most remarkable record ever
achieved by n college wrestling
team. They have met six oppo-
nents, defeating them all decisiveIy.
Five did not win a bout, and the
other team secured one. This means
that Of forty-two bouts In which the
wrestlers have contest,
ed this year. they have won forty.
one.
The probable wrestlers for the
Naval Academy tomorrow are: I1B-
pound, Timberlake; 125-pound, wil.
son; 135-pound, G. G. Adell; 1t5-
pound, Morgan: 15s-pound, Smith;
175-pound. Lewis tcaptain); unlimited
weight, Wiedorn.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11
Sherwoods Challenge.

The Sherwood Midgets have or.
ganized and are arranging a sched.
ule. Any thirteen-year-old team
desiring games should phone North
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

to scoff at her
family's feeding
trough.
They haven't
b Q e n married
two weeks and
already the bank
roll has taken q
turn for the
worse. It's q
good thing they
purchased round
trip tickets.
T ere's a
chunk of advice
for prospective
honey : mooners.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11
| Says SKILLET"
Finn, Esq.
European Public Certain.
| lily Had q Good Time At
tending Honeymoon of
Mary and Hand Pick
ed Hisband.
BY KIRK MILLER.

VTy ELL, the expected has hap
" pened. Mary and Las
celles are back in London
living on her old man.
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operation proved even more Of q
success than advance notices indi.
Gated. and said notices were spread
to the world by the native boosters.
who are undoubtedly the worlds
leading optimists.
Manager Mitchell was thorough.
ly satisfied with the infield, which
10 heavily matted with q bright
new crop Of Bermuda grass, said
covering giving the agate the sort
Of hop II takes later on I'm the largo
league orchards. :
The turf hasn't grown in the
garden as yet, but the footing il
good there. hard and springy, and
there are none Of the "thank-you
marms" that cause bad bounds and
make spring practice a time of
terror generally for the aspiring
athletes.
IL
tions are all to the queens taste
and n the ball players can live up
TO the standard set by the local
outfit all should be serene along
the Charles after the middle Of
April.
The great trouble with young
Fingers is that they know practical
ly nothing about the technique Of
the box. Mitch is a master of the
same, and II practice win do 1t, all
his hurlers will have the fine points
down finer than that before they
start hitting the trails.
All the sharpshooters are taken
out to the rubber, get an Illus
trated lecture on what to do, and
especially what not TO do. Then
one by one they step up and show
how much Of the lesson they have
Learned. Under the watchful eye
Of Director Fred. considerable I'M
provement can be noticed even In
n couple Of days.
No cutting loose viii be permitted
for three or four days, but the pitch.
ing arms will get plenty OF exercise.
II was blazing hot for the first
practice sessions, and will uu.
doubtedly be the same way through.
out, the weather down here being
as consistent as the boomers.
It's far too early for sizing
up Of possible candidates. Most
OF the new pitchers are small
physically, but size really does
not make a great difference. The
boys who have the stuff get the
Jobs, as has been proved by Rich
ard Rudolph, Dfcly Kerr, and
sundy other midgets.
Gene Lansing Is an exception to
the general rule here. He's a big
strapping chap, and even in his
first practice hoped around the
box like a bird who knew how 70
handle himself. He was the only
individual who showed enough to
come in for special attention by the
manager.
Young Sturm, one more south
paw. Is the only new arrival. He
has been sick with the flu and
will not do much serious work for
few days. He comes with quite
record from the semi.pro ranks
around Shreveport,
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

Siopo " NABara Fails without
return transportation.
When King gave Lascelles
Mary's hand In marriage he didn't
know he was increasing his fam
lily. He thought he was decreas-
ing IL. =
Both os 'em popped back into
Buckingham Palace lust eight
days after they'd promised TO
love, honor and obey. Mary got
home-sick and said she wanted
TO see mamma. Lascelles obeyed.
Groom Is hoping King George
can find some odd Jobs around the
Palace for him to do until he
can get something steady. Good
place for groom to work In
around the stables.
Honeymoon was fine while Il
lasted, but travelling Is no novelty
Tor a couple OF buns.
Rioting was general throughout
their wake. Finally IL got SO
annoying that they decided to
split and take separate routes
home. That made outbursts
worse than ever. as separate
mobs followed each retreat.
Hand-picked demonstration was
given outside Kings Bungalow.
Both principals appeared very
much married and seemed to be
on speaking terms.
At times their ovation became
almost civilized. You couldn't
tell whether the crowd was cheer.
Ing or jeering. Anyway they
ducked into the palace as soon as
possible.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

She's not the first bride who
has brought her husband homo
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

The local ball yard. In actual
operation proved even more Of q
success than advance notices indl-
Gated. and said notices were spread
to the world by the native boosters.
who are undoubtedly the worlds
leading optimists.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

elope to Niagara Falls without
return transportation.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

Manager Mitchell was thorough
ly satisfied with the infield, which
10 heavily matted with q bright
new crop Of Bermuda grass, said
covering giving the agate the sort
Of hop It takes later on In the large
league orchards.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

Tho club house and sccommodn-
tions are all to the queens taste
and II the ball players can live up
to the standard set by the local
outfit all should be serene along
the Charles after the middle Of
April.
The Washington times., 1922-03-11

The great trouble with young
Fingers is that they know practical.
ly nothing about the technique Of
the box. Mitch is a master of the
same, and IL practice win do 1t, all
his hurlers win have the fine points
down finer than that before they
start hitting the trails.
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LA sEMANA DEL MAESTRO

La campaha iniciada desde el do
mingo por todos los maestros dc la isla
4 fin de que no sean rebajados los
sueldos, toma mas interes cada dia.
Para esta noche han sido Gesigna-
cos los Sres. Martinez Alvarez y ell
Or. Gomez Brioso, los cuales pronun-
ciaran breves discursos en- los cines
"olimpo" y 'Tres Banderas''. respec-
tivamente.
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coMERnIAL

Ha sido disuelta en- la Playa de Ma
yagiiez, la sociedad que giraba con Ia
denomination "E. Franco y Co." CONF
tituy6ndose otra en- su lugar con Ell
nombre de E. Franco y Go. sucrs. s.
en- O."
Son gestores administrators de es-
ia firma los sefiores Ricardo Mantares
y Barzana y Ramon Lopez y CONAN
ditaria dona Dolores Noya viuda de
Franco.
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uL0RITOG DE COMA: vsntas al pOr
mayor. desds 80 cts. gruesR en- adelan-
ss. Gurttds renewable somanalmente.
Harvimos pedidOs por correO c. o. D.
& q. b. A. Allen 80, San Juan p
ON BANCo DE AHoRRo.-0na hoja
Dc Ia Navajo Auto Strop le dura de
cuatxo q seis meses, usandola diaria-
mente. rs un positive shorro.-Tiene
IN asentador automatico que le pro
porctona un flo nuevo cads vex CUE
% afeite. Pida que Sc la ensenen. Ella
10 convencera. En- todas las oasas de
san Juan Vale $1.O0.-- Dep6sito
Allen 81. p
NO hay NADIA mas molesto, y que fati-
que tanto una persona, como una
eos persistente y revelde. 81 toma
s'HYoTOLE" SO aliviar& enseguida.
Solicitelo en- las Farmacias. 5-24
SE NECEsITA un matrimoaio para
cldear un taller Buena oportunIdad pa
IA ambos. Dirijase al spartado Nc 1854
dando referencias. 5-16
6E NECEsITAN costursras, caiadoras
= deshiladoras expertas Y cuidadosas.
1nformaran: Allen st. No. 81 Ser. Piso
a1quierda. Tel. 26O verde San Juan,
santurce. Carretera ESQ; Tel 54s
eGul. 80
No deje de probar el "HYoToLE"
81 es que tiene tos y no Sc 10 ha qui-
tado con otros medicamentos Pruebe-
10 y Quedara satisfecho. Sc vende en-
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FTJESE BTEN-- Cuando compre hoji-
tas GEM para afeitarse, no permita
cue le den otra marca que 10 sea
'GEM DANAsKEENE' Las que no
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS

Guerra Contra el dolor de muelas
CERA-DENTo 10 Quita en- seguida. No
quema. No 1rrita. Una sola aplicaci6n
es sufciente. Vale 10 centavOs en- las
boticas. 5-14
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coLEGIo d'ERcY. PONCE, p r.
1dPoRTANTE.- IDesea I'd. conner
bien? Dirijase Cristo IL; SERVINGS
comidSs a domicilio a precios n6dicos
Tenemos habitaciones frescas ven
tiIadas Telefono 897. 5-21
"HYoToLE" es la mejor prepara-
ci6n ideada, para cOmbatir las toses
persistentes, produce expectoraci6n
abundante. Pru6belo Sc vende en- to-
6as las Farmacias. 5-24
VENDEsE CASA en- HatO Rev carre-
terra, cerca de Ia Universidad, con 9o4
metros solar. En- ell rnismo solar rueden
fabricarse dos casas mas. Tnfclmara
Francisco Fables, elias Novedades''.
E--10
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mac6n Y oficina. Tiene 1000 pies cua-
Grado, bien ventilado y claro. Cerca de
los muelles. Para informes dirijase a
x clio Ell MUNDo San Juan P. R. 5-12
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tamente nueva y con todos los deta-
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Para informes:
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VENDEMos escritorios. mesaa archi-
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nero 1897 San Juan. P. R. SIS
Sc vENDE por $1,000, la casa r6mero
% calle de San Juan. Parada 10 Renta
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Tel6fono 947, San Juan. 6-s
IsTEEoGRAFA ' traductora de espa-
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rcndencia M. G. Ell MUNDO. 5-11
Sc ALQUILA una casa nueva en- la
calle Canals, Stop 20, santurce. Pa
"a informes Dolores Agrait viuda de
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Sc INTERESA comprar una pianola
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5-12.
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ls1 fabricantas de autom6viles 10 usan
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INC. La casa que da servicio' San
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Sc ALQUILAN dos habitacioncs pro
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AYUDE A LOS NINOS POBRES
Els necesario que en- cada muni-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la So
ciedad filantr6pica Gel Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace varios
amos en- San Juan, con tanto exito
que podemos asegurar que todos los
nifos pobres que asisten las es-
cuelas van debidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrifcios
aceptanos cualquier donativo por in
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Sc vENDE en- la csrretera de Toa
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ci6n de Gel Tesoro de la Juventud"
encuadernada en- tela, que este en- bue-
mas condolences. Dirijase al apartado
274, San Juan, P. R.-5-12.
Sc NECEsITAN CON URGENCIA,
agentes para hacer ropa interior de Sc
da, deberan solicitar personals exper.
tas solamente. Dirijase al apartado 1854,
San Juan.-P.
Sc ALQUILA.- Apartamento propio
para un matrimonio. Informaran tel6fo
no So verde, Santurce-5-12.
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WILLARD ST va I'd. colnprar un
acumulador para su caro- 81 va 10
tione, nuevo o viejo, es bueno que sepa
que tiene I'd. derecho al serv;cio WI
LIZARD Examen de su acumulador
cada dos semsnas, aqua destilada pura,
todo gratis. RSearaciones al costo de
los materiales mas un pequeho benef-
clio y cargas I'm precio fnfmo. SAN
TIAGO A. PANzARDI, INC La ca
Sd que da servicio.- San Juan. Ponce,
Arecibo, Guayama. 6-S
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Sc vENDE por ausentarse sG dueno
un bonito CHALET carretera 1913. So
lar mas de 145O mic. Informes T. del
Vale, Allen so, San Juan. SIS
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1MPoRTANTE.- IDesea I'd. conner
bien7 Dirijase a Cristo IL; SERVINGS
comid&s domicilio precios m6dicos
Tenemos tabitaciones frescas y ven
tiIadas. Tel6fono s97. 5-21
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Sc ALQUIIA una habitaci6n fresca Y
espaciosa en- casa de familia respectable
propia para caballeros. Para informes
dirijase San Francisco rs. 5-1S
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Sc vENDE en- la carretera de Toa
Alta Corozal una finca de sc cuer-
das. Casa grande. Buenas aguas. Pastos
de grama. @. Tudela, Corozal. GA
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Sc ALQUILA.- Apartamento propio
para un matrimonio. Informaran tel6fo
no So verde, Santurce -5-12.