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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03

Ing with their checks close TO ths
windowpanes. peering In Ut the wood
en- animals. the rag dolls and the
mechanical toys.
Many OF the latter were made In
Soviet factories In Moscow. whers
fdrIner peasants and workmen hsvs
become skilled In modelling quaint
mechanical nursery toys from WOOD
--donkeys that walk and Kick. barn
yards full OF tiny wooden horses
and cows and pigs. grotesque coun.
try folk who boy 10 each other. etc.
Tho other toys. however. are relics
OF pre-war stocks.
Little fur stores pre reopening In
numbers. stocked principally with
secondhand "shubas" (fur overcoats)
and old skins. New furs are ex.
tremely difficult TO find. except at
fabulous prices.
Two large flower shops recently
resumed. one on Arbat and one on
KusnetskI. The florists report fair
sales. The flowers run 10 immense
white shrysanthemums. grown In hot
houses
Clothing stores have limited as.
sortments, principally pre-war goods
or knitted goods made In the govern
mont cloth mIlIs-includlng excell-
ent sweaters, socks, and plain cot.
ton shIrs. large working shirts. The
display windows are generally ar.
ranged on the cntaIog plan prevail.
ing In England. the merchant put
ting everything he has on display.
aiming TO attrsct by the largeness
and completeness OF the showing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03
One Hundred and Twenty-Ffth An.
niversary Of Composers Birth to

One Hundred and Twenty.Fifth An
nIversary Of Composers Birth tc
Be international Celebration.
New York. Early In Broadway
season that has had more than its
share u' plays advertised by out
ragged enemies. "a noted New York
divine declared from his pulpit:
"The Jazz dance and song OF mod.
ern musical comedy are responsible
for the bad manners aud low morals
Of the recent flappers."
Broadway received the indictment
IN the casual silence with which
II hears all criticism. and few days
later revealed quiet answer to the
charge of decadence with Blossom
Time" musical effort for which
the great master of melody. Franz
Schubert, furnishes not only the
music but the play theme.
story Of schubert's Life.
The story Is that of Schubert's
own life as romanticists believe he
wove II into his Unfinished Sym
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03

Love" has been made. to express
the sentiment OF lovers of all time
and the greatest romance In musical
history has become an involuntary
witness for the defense in the case
OF the critics versus the morality Of
inocern musical plays.
And as a result OF the tremendous
appreciation OF Schubert's music by
New York audiences the Schubert
Memorial Committee has inaugurated
Schubert week, January 20 to Feb
ruary ), inclusive.
During this designated period
artists and orchestras everywhere
will play at least one Schubert
group and thousands of couples will
waltz to the theme of the "Un-
finished Symphony"-"The Song of
Love"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03
.Euen Flo.yer Shops
Opened In MOscOlC

United Press Start Correspondent.
Moscow, Feb. 3.--Gradually Mos
cows main streets are receivina
their pre- war aspects.
Nearly every store IL now oper
on the Arbat. one OF the best knowr
trading streets. aud Kusnetski Most
Petrovkaya and Tverskaya are rap
idly being converted back into q
semblance OF their pre-communism
days.
Several department stores opened
recently. their broad illuminated
window fronts adding Immensely to
the cheerfulness OF the street scene
In tho evening. Candy shops and
bakeries. with French pastry. are
fIourishing up and down all three
streets. They are nearly always
crowded from Q o'clock on.
Boot and shoe stores have become
almost as plentiful as cigar shops
In America. Moscow hhs more
churches. boot and shoe shops and
barber shops than any city OF any
size In the world. The barber shops
however, have not rcopened as yet
In great numbers.
Newsies have finally reappcarcd
on the street corners. with their
bundles or Pravdas. Izvestins and
Ekonomitcheshkaya Zhisns. and oc.
casional copies OF the two privately
owned dramatic papers now being
publihscd In Moscow. at 1000 rub.
les per copy.
Moscow's newsies hoewveN arc
aged women. who stand quietly and
miserably against the walls OF the
buildings. mutely appealing to pass
ersby. or occasionally reminding
them In shaky voices that est
there are) copies of the Pravda, etc.
The sidewalks OF the Arbat and
kusnetski Most are crowded with
hurryIng shoppers from o'clock
on. The evening IL the shopping
time In Moscow. Everybody works
during the day. The first toys re.
Gently reappeared in the display
windows Of the department stores
and Of the several toy shops, at
yearning eyes OF the street
little rows OF whom may
be seen almost every evening. stand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03
West Virginia u. to
Haze Big Gymnasium

Morgantown. w. ", Feb. 3.-Plans
by Paul Davis OF Philadelphia have
been practically completed for the
new gymnasium at West Virginia
University here. Actual construction
IL expected 10 start April and the
building be ready for occupancy in
the fall OF 1924.
The building is 10 be three stories
and basement and the outside dimen.
sions will be l20 by 200 feet. II will
provide a great main floor with
$4,000 feet Of floor space which will
take bare OF the largest regulation
basketball court and with the sus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03
C0uAE NOSES Of
SERVICE MEN TO
AID Ex.s0[D|[R
Those Entitled TO Vocational Train
Ing or Hospital Treatment to be
Determined BY Actual
LlstInus.

How mnny exsservlce men are
there In Grady county who are en-
titled TO vocational training or hos
nitai trcatment7
1nia Ia the question the American
Legion posts OF the county hope 10
solve by means OF n census. accord
Ing to an announcement made TO.
day by A. Noble Ladd. commander
OF the Raymond r. Hurst post. The
census VIII be known as the "serv.
ice and adjusted compensation cen.
sus." l.add said.
The undertaking Is discussed In a
communication Just received by the
post commander from Hughes u.
Davis. department commander OF
the American Legion Of Oklahoma.
The communication, In part. follows:
"Within q few weeks the Ameri.
can Legion win launch u campaign
which Will be known as service
and adjusted compensation census.
II is intended TO aid the ex.servIce
men Of the state and We are con.
fIdent Uiat Il will be the means OF
increasing membership and interest
In tho American Legion to a marked
extent.
THE plan will be TO conduct q
census which will seek ont every
war veteran In the state, ASCERTAIN
whether he needs vocational train.
Ink or hospital treatment and aid
him. II viii Give each man an op.
portunity TO relnstate his war risk
insurance. II will neek TO ascer.
tain which OF the five provisions Of
the adjusted compensation or bonus
bill each man win take waen the
act is passed by congress. or course
an application for membership will
be attached TO each questionable.
There will lie considerable work
attached 10 the census and II can.
not be a success unless every Le-
gionnaire does his part. In order TO
carry on the work in the best man
ner II is highly necessary that the
county organization OF the Legion
be In charge Otherwise the rural
districts may not be covered at all |
or two or more posts In a county |
may cover the same territory. Many
counties have not perfected coun.
ty organization as yet.
III your county Is not organized.
II is urgently requested that you
take the initiative today. Please
get In connection with all other post
commanders in your county and fix
n time and place for meeting OF
the county executive committee for
February l2. As you know, n
The county executive committee is
Of all post commanders
In the county. Il elects the county
commander and adjutant.
Get precinct maps of your coun-
Iy and. at the meeting, have the
committee assign precincts to the
various posts to work when the
blanks are available for the census.
II your county organization is al
ready formed please take the neces-
sary steps to have a meeting of the
executive committee ON the date set.
In counties where there is only one
post the full responsibility will rest
IN IT,"
Steps will be Immediately taken
o perfect county organization,
ocal American Legion officials an
today. This was attempted
ome time ago, but failed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03

The family of James Watt, in
ventor OF the steam engine, had
followed navigation and mathematics
Tor more than 100 years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03

Plans to have been drawn for a
Hebrew University in Jerusalem and
the cornerstone laid. but the money
to build i has not yet been secured
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03

James J. I'm started In business
as a partner In coal and wood yard
In st. Paul.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-03

J. l.. Stacey. charged with ex-
ceeding the speed limit; lined s..
Dan Kelley. charged with vagran.
cy fined 500: held In jail two days
and released with SIS unpaid fine
pending against him.
wiz Day. charged with immoral
conduct: fined $50. ,
Pearl Franklin. charged with Inn
moral conduct: fined $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

Meeting face 10 face. many o.
them for the first tine. aitho they
were well acquainted over the tsls.
phone. ~ Of scatsle'a shut lns attend.
ed the annual picnic Of the sunshins
guild. AZ Woodland park. Thursday
afternoon.
/. Arrangements for transportation
and other details were attended TO
by Dr. Frank r. Loope. dean of the
shut .lns. and editor az The stars
Sunshine smile column.
Old folks and young. white.halred
mon from the King county home and
young girls from the county hospital
we're included In the party. which
was the largest set staged by tho
Sunshine guild. with relatives and
friends. nearly ias persons were pres
ent
IT was a wonderful time Df,
foop< smiled Friday. And after the
picnic 80 had a fine ride around the
houieyardr =
one Of the hsppfr~s was Miss Mary
Hosken. who was wheeled two miie~
in a wheel chair 40 aha might be
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
COUNTY OFFICE
SEEKERS FILE
Many Take Advantage Of LIST
Day for Announcements

Many eandidates for county
offices took advantage Of tho
first filing day. Friday. Go place
themselves officially on record In
he fall election race.
While In many cases chief depu.
dies and assistants announced their
intention TO seek nomination over
their superior officers. a considerable
amount OF new timber was In evil
dencr.
Al least one woman was expected
60 enter the lists Friday on Saturday,
n Is no secret that many county
officials are worried over the situa.
tion. Aitho political fences have been
patched and holstered for some time
past. II Is a question. In the face Of
the growing demand for q cleanup
Of the courthouse" whether more
than handful Of the present depart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

journal Ford representatives. have
conferred with officials Of saitslio
with a view OF selecting that city as
the site for the plant.
Exemption Of taxes and donation
Of land have been offered Ford as an
Induoement to bring the factory 20
that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
C. o. p. Will Get No
Help From Harding

WARRINGTON. July is.,--i'frsI.
dent Harding. with the problems 70.
sulslnw from tao great strikes ga his
shoulders. today sent word 10 ron,
Eress by Senator Lodge that repub.
liean leaders there must settle their
o~n legislative sanglea.
The president frankly informed N.
senator. IN conferences a, the
White House. that he was too busiiy
engaged with rail and coal strike
question. to discuss tho legislative
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
Bastile Day Fete
Held in Seattle

Rastile day. the French FOURTH OF
July" was celebrated at the Geneva
hotel Thursday night Christian
Nachser.Corhlcre. French consul, pre-
sided az the reception,
Rastile day celebrates the fan Of
the great French fortress and prison,
July IA. iTSa. one of the most impor'
tant dates IN rrcnea history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
FILES
FOR OFFICE

Attorney W. y. Lane. essesftie
councilman and member of the state
legislature In 1915. flied Friday his
candidacy for the state supreme
court. Lane announced that he felt
there was need Of progressive and
liberal Influences on the supreme
court bench
Lane has prnctired law "a years.
and was NJ one time states attorney
for South Dakota. while IN the He.
attic city council he opposed the pur'
chase 81 the street railway. Lane
IIs a member Of the bar OF the United
States supreme oourt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

WASHINGTON. July ts.--rf the
senate Includes In the tariff bill the
pfevlslon for dy. embargo. n viii
eKo before the country convicted Of
~urrentsrlns 20 an insaaisou.. lmpu.
dent and avariclour monopoly ssnMs
tor Mosrr. New Hampshire. declared
today In speech 10 the senate. ss.
sailing this section 81 the measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

AN ADDRESS viii he given on
"salcanianship and rsycholoey" IN
Seattle. July 20. bv shirley =. Par
ker. sales representative for the Az
cxander Hamilton Institute. OF New
York. for this territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
Ford Will Build
Plant in Mexico

NEW YORK. July is--Hsnry
Ford intends 10 establish a large al.
r<mbly plant In Mexico. according 20
= special dispatch 10 the wafi Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14
Dead Women
by Russian

RIGA. July 1.-two woe1
died In the same house Ia -
ian village Of Lschyin wen I'd
BY their starving families
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-14

COLON. July fs--Three men were
bitten by taraufulss IN cargo Of
bananas snd died the same day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-27
PUR1FIcA Ell ORGANISING


Tanlac Sc vende en- botellas grandes
&c ocho onzas (unos 240 gramos) ue-
va instruccicnes completas. Una dos
cucharaditas. antes de las comidas, CO.
rrigen muy pronto los trastornos del es-
tonnage, higado y rifionss ayudan la di
gestion, eliminan las impurezas del Or
ganismoy estimulan y restablecen ell ape
tito natural de alimentos sanos MI
tritivos.
ST I'd. esta enfermo de indigestion,
dyspepsia, estreilimiento, biliosidad, o
81 padece gases en- el est6mago tiens
una ssnsaci6n de plenitud moleskia
de5pues de las comidas; 81 Ell alimento
Sc lie agria en- cl est6mago, produci6n-
dole ataques de malestar v desfaleci-
miento; 81 padece dolores Sc siente
pesado soiioliento despues de las CO
midas 81 sus intestinos no funcionan re-
gularmenta; 81 su cults no esta limpio y
Ia vista Sc le nubIa; 81 tiene jaqueca o
dolor de espalda con frecuencia; 81 Sc
siente nervioso e irritable y no duerme
bien de noche; 81 tiene NAL apstito y
NADIA lie sabe bien; 81 tiene sensation de
cansancio, indifersncia y agobiamiento
hah perdido su peso normal, entonces
debe I'd. aceptar ell consejo de cientos
de milss dc personals que antes sufrie-
ron de la misma manera que I'd. sufre
ahora, vaya la proxima botica y com
pre- una botella de Tanlac.
NO ACEPTE SUBSTITUTES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-27
FL EFECTO de- TANLAC
ES RAPIDO Y ESTUPENDO
TantO HOmbres como Mueres de tOdas las Edades de
tOdas las Esferas SOciales, EnlermOs del Est0magO
HgadO RinOnes han RecobradO pOr CempletO la
Saud pOr Medic de esta C6lebre Medicna

Las cstadisticas demuestran que hay
mas enfermos del est6mago, higado y
rifiones, que de los demas padecimientos
combinados.
Sc ha acUptado como un eco cl o1e
casi todas las intermediates Sc daben.
directa indirectamentc, esos males.
81 no Sc corrigen esos trassornos, ror
ljgeros qae sean en- I'm principle, Sc
agravan invariablemente, produciendo
a menudo coraplicaciones graves o dcbl
Etando la energIa y la vitaldad colo
cando a la vicSma a merced de las IN
rumerab,es eufermedade3 contagiosas.
Toda psrsol-a que sufra de estos ma
les. puede coEseguir ahora la famosa
medicina TANLAC, que gegdn los infor-
mes fdedignos recibidos en- esta ciudad,
ha alivisdo a cientos de miles de pa
cientes de ambos sexos en- los Estad9s
Unidos Canada, Mejico, Cuba y otros
paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-27
Preg1ntele a la bibIioteca

das, en- punto de usarlas. Asi en- "a
Biblioteca Pdblica. 81 usted quierc sa-
Der un dato determinado, no tiene pa
ra que pedir en- la bibiioteca todo un
ibro. Basta con que pida el dato que
necesita. z como en- ell case del alma
cen, no es necesario que usted vaya a
la Biblioteca. Bien puede escribir ha-
blar por telefono. Y lie entregan su
mercaderia, gua'mente, por carta por
teleforo.
Parece ser este un servicio muy To-
gico. Las Bibliotecas Publicas esSan
sostenidas con ell dinero de todos para
el servicio de todos. Son una espccie
de escuela para adultos. IPor que ha-
Ger engorrosa la entrega de conocimien
tos?
Yo soy I'm verdadero enthusiastic de
este servicio. Cuando estoy escribiendo
y no encuentro en- mis- encyclopedias y
demas nbros de consulta un dato que
necesito, uamo por medic de un te,efo-
nazo consulto a la Biblioteca.
Las preguntas que sc lie hacen a Ia
biblioteca son de las mas variadas; US
ted puede rreguntar desde cuales son
las tarifas de avisos en- un diario de
Texas, hasta cuales son las dimensiones
inspector de sanidad, disperso dos tiros
A esta Biblioteca Ie he hecho pregun-
tas yo desde seis mil lnillas de distan-
cia Y he obtenido las respuestas a vuel-
ta de correo.
Ernesto JARAMILLO
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Pero tenga siempre prasente no acep-
tar substitutes o alguna otra prepara-
ci6n que lie digan que es tan buena CO.
legitimo original, que ahora Sc est3
mo Tanlac. Insista en- que le den Tanlac
dando a conocer cada veg mas en- ,odo
e. mundo cvilizado. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-27
REcoBRAN LA sALUD

Tanto los honlbres como las mGjeres
de todas las edades Y de todas las cla-
ses sociales, adigidos por diversos ma
les del cst6mago, higado intestinos
algunos de ellos casos cronicos de dura-
ci6n prolongada y otros COP complica-
clones graves. han vuelto pronto la
salud, por medic do esta c6lebre me-
dicina.
Algunos de estos pacientes eran debi-
les, nerviosos y al parecer Sc hallaban
punto de sucumbir. Otros, aparente-
mente, eran sanos y sin embargo, Sc
Quejaban de dolores intensos en- Ell alb
domen en- Ia espalda costado5, ja-
queca, difcultad para respirar desma-
yos. Muchos otros, sufrian de agruras
y gases en- el est6mago, lengua sucia Y
siiento fetido, estrenimiento tenaz, per
dida de apstito, insomnia y sensaci6c
dc depression Y desaliento.
En- casi todos los casos, excepto cuan
dc existta aluna complication algu-
IA enfermedad cortagiosa, Ell enfermo
Sc alivio de manera rapida permanen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-27

Ode nuestro coresponsal en- New York;
De todos los bibliotecarios del mum
do mi me parece que John Cotton Da
ne es Quien mejor entiende Ia mission
de una biblioteca ptlblica. Por cerca de
I'm cuarto de siglo ha sido Mr.. Cotton
Dana ell director de la Bihlioteca Phi
b-ica de Newark. Hace question de diez
amos visit5 yo por primera vez esa BIZ
hlioteca. He estado despues seis mil
millas de distancia de Newark he Sc
guido usando desde tai distancia los
servicios de esa institution.
Que la Biblioteca Publica en- los Es~
tados Unidos es una institution agresi-
va que ofrece, encaja, los libros ouien
quiere quien no quiere leer, hasta
obligarlo 'eer, tai como una casa de
comercio le encaja al cliente la merca-
deria. es un hecho va conocido de ca
81 todos.
Que la Biblioteca Ptblica Sc ha con
vertido en- una especie de Univesidad
aqui, que en- sus salones Sc dan confe-
rencias Sc exhiben peliculas, va 10
sabe tanbi6n Ell lector.
A una function de la Bibioteca P1-
blica que fue organizada por MIR. Cot
ton Dana, y que va Sc ha extendido a
muchas otras bibliotecas, quiero refe-
rirme ahora, con motive de una expo
sici6n publica que ACADIA de hacer Mr..
Dana acerca de los servicios que pres
ia una biblioteca publica.
Una buena defnici6n de 10 que es
un hombre instrufdo es Ia siguiente,
que Sc ha dado muchas veces: ''es un
hombre que sabe unas pocas cosas y
cue sabe d6nde encontrar las demas''
Yo deho confesar, desde luego, que
sc mny pocas cosas. Pero Sc "donde
encontrar las demas''. Sc abrir una
ENCYCLOPEDIA, sc seguir las paginas por
orden alfab6tico.
Pero es la verdad que no todas las
@a~H
encyclopedias. Hay muchos otros libros
de consulta que son necesarios para un
hombre de estudio. Adn teniendo una
buena biblioteca privada de consultas
no es siempre possible encontrar toda
la information que uno necesita.
Aqui es donde la Biblioteca Publica
viene a llenar una necesidad irnportan-
te para la comunidad.
Hemos comparable antes a "a Biblio-
teca Publica norteamericana con una
casa comercial que trata de vender a
toda costa, que trata de convencer al
cliente de que necesita tai cual mer-
caderia. Ahora bien, 81 usted entra en-
un almacen a comprar carne, no tiene
por que llevarse todo un cordero. Sc
lleva una dos o tres .libras de cIule-
tas, 6stas, todavia, Sc las dan corta-
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CENTRAL

1AiAsts ceastEuiAo exprsaAmeAt
para Hotel, modernamente eQuipads
con ascensor, habitaciones con b1
40, telsfono, timbres v euanto rs
Quiere ell modsrno "eonfort". Play
Europso. Restaurant . IN carta. TS
I6fonos: 3S1-11zA. Box 1859, Ear
Joss, Plaza Principal San JTAR
Puerto Rico.
RAI.EARES
ARECIBO, Plaza Principal Hotel
Cats. Colmado y RestauranA. Fl Ne
Tor de Areeibo. Sitte para sutonA6vi
'as ansxc nj Hotal.
Pedro ORPI
HOTEL, wAgHINATOtF
PHINOESA No. 2
&AN TUAN p r
OON 1S HABITACIONEs YRE5GAl
Y COM0DAS
81 ADMITEN ARONADOS A PEE
CTOa MoDICOs
TRLRFONO No. 937 Proptetarfo
Juan Reyes Comes
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BanCO Territorial y Agri-
cola de Puerto Rico
-secretaria-

Habiendo Eufrido extravio Ia libreta
n1mero 6Ss2, expedida nombre de
dofa MARIA GOMEZ VIDA. DE AR
TAU. do esta ciudad, Sc hace sabcr:
cue 81 pasados treinta dias despues de
Ia primera publication de este anuncio
sin que persona alguna SO haya pre-
sentado a reclsmar Eu mejor derecho,
So le expedira e. correspondents du-
plicado quedando sin valor la original.
SAN JUAN. p. R., 81 de ocTUBRE
&c is22.- El sccretariO- P. RocafOrt.
srllr} f'l Advt.
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C,ARTRE.

Situado en- eI coraz6n dc In eiu&aA.
Perfectamente &condieionado con 30.
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascea
Sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magniheas
habitaciones con bafio privado y efeo
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias = viaj&ntss. PreciOs mode
RADIOS.
TclSfonos ABA y 1908, p. O. Rex SSa
Gale de San Francisco, Ne. o.
San Jvan, P. R.
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EL. VESUBIO

FaTtieipo . rni RumerCsa clientele
Due nuevGmente me sncuentrO 81
frente de este acreditado Restaura1t
donds encontrar&N uR esrnSra&o ssr.
Vicio Ia earta.
So admiteR abOAades y EWMaa E@s
san los sabrosos spxguct&.
Vice0te RINALDI.
Allen 10. San joan. Tcl&fOnO U9e.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-27
oPERADA

En- Ell hospital San Lucas ha sido
operada por ell conocido cirujano doctor
L Iopez Nussa de un ataque de apendi-
citis, la distinguida sefiorita Julia Es-
ther Jusino.
Ell estado de la enferna, despues de
la operaci6n, es satisfactorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-27
HOT e. I. E:.S.
HOTEL lNGLATERRA

HOTEL INGLATERRA
San Justo 13 y IS. Tel. 800.
San Juan.
Recientemente reformado.
Am1lias y frescas habitacioneS
para cabaIIeros o matrimonios
con o sin comidas, ell sitio mas
centrico de la ciudad, cerca a
los Bancos, Correo, Tren, Tro-
LEY y MueIIes.
SERVINGS comidas domiciIio.
{. CESTERO,
Propietaria.