davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

fall FAR short CT the general aatiefpai
on. However. aha Asquithians fisat
consolation in the fact that they have
reversed the position they held In Tbs
asst Parliament, when the Coalition
liberals eufnumbered theHs.
Lloyd Georzr'a campaigning has
brought about strange rekults. IN
Scotland. where working agreement
aetwoen the Georgianss ard the Con-
sarystives existed, Labor smashed the
Natioral Liberals. III Manchester and
Wales, whore. as was the case in Scot
and, the exsPreniier had had monster
meetings, the voters turned down his
andidases when Is carse to the test.
They even rejected DR.. Frederick &.
kellaway, one Of his former ministers.
n whoses constituency he spoke on
election morning G.. n. Shakespeare
md Sir Edsard Gsigg, both secretarias
10 the foriaer Premier. were ciecscd,
aut E. s. Montague. the Lloyd George
Secretary for India. was defeated.
Lord Robert Cecil had an easy vie.
org ever lis Labor opponent
Premier Tonar LAWS foreign policy
unlike's TO undergo any fnadae
snental change as a result OF the eiec~
tions II the fight mas developed any
positivn assurance already IL is this.
There is an urgent need for improv-
lng economic conditions through the
stimulation of trade. Locking into the
ature Tonight, it is apparent that un-
faEe
teriaiy the next British election will
ind the old parties combining. against
labor.
Bonar Laws government is essen
tally a business administration, and
IS members will strive to build u,y
business and trade. This means that
no expensive adventures abroad will
ne undertaken, and tim. rational ex-
penditure geaaralIy viii be curSailsd..
The elections show that the country to-
day is divided sharrly, with the ma
iority favoring "trauquillitv' ard q
large minority advocating radical
measures, such as tho capital le~y.
With tire middle parties made COM
paratiyeiY weak az q result of the vot-
ng,, Lloyd Georges future tonight
iooks none too bright. He is bound 70
nlay leading part in Parliament, but
aetis not in a position TO forceatfades
With Premier Bonar Law, as the latter.
can now carry OH without him, and
to-night Lloyd George is probably the,
most disappointed Of all the leaders
Who. have taken part in this fight.
Under normal conditions, the PRES
ns government shauld stand for Eve
Years, but everything to-day depends
upen the solidarity Of the Conserva-
i've group, who at present represent
raTyiup- zbEEihAH n ofvtyftN.,5
Perhaps the, most noteworthy Of The
overturDS in this election is the one
uttered by Winston Churchill, who
las been most sharply criticized for
waste in connection with the Darda-
aeiies1 and Mesopotamian exploits. OF
ne four candidates who ran in Dam
zee, he came in last. d. J. MaeDen-
lid. the Lloyd George candidate, tom
oingi hinlsby 1000 votes.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
lrish-American Rehukes
Pope i'm MacSwiney Case

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.--John f.
Finertys president OF the American AS
sociation for the Recognition of che
Irish Republic, sent a. cable message
to Pope Plus at Rome tonight In
reference to Miss Mary MfacSwiasy,
who is prisoner Of the Irish Free
State and on a hunger strike in a
Dublin prison. The message said:
"Liberty-lovina people Nhroughout
the world view with consterrtation and
horror your permitting Irish clergy to
refuse sacrament to, Mary MsscSwiney,
thus outlawing to the whole world
means OF moral force and leaving ne
alternative except depandsnce aoisly
on physical force
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Mllssolinri te,
Face Arrest I'm
Lausanne Trip
Old Swiss Expulsion Order
Still Sfaaads:; Will Meet
Poincare and Curzon
Theme Monday for Farley
Terms to Turks Is Issue
French Deputies in Uproar
asGoverninentEeader and
Communists Hmri 1Isssults'
BY Wilbur Forrest

Speetof Cable to YJte, 7'ysdaass
Copyright. 1922 New York Tribune Inc. i
PaRIS, Nov. 16.-Premier Poincare
and Viscount Curaon, following. their
meeting. here Saturday will depayt to-
getllers Sunday morning for, their con-
ference Monday with Premier Musso-
lini. The. meeting probably will take
place, at the, village of Territet, on
Lake Geneva. There the three power
agreement RS to the Allied demands to
be presented to Turkey at the Laug-
anne conference will ha, signed, ac-
cerding to the present schedule,
The presence of Mussolini in Swit2-
erlsnd may prove embarrassing to the
Swiss government, it was LEARNED to-.
day. There, Is also. the possibility it
may provide highly dramatic side
show on its own account. For thare
is an OLD order of expulsion from Swiss
territory standing against the Fascist
CHIEF. IL was promulgated against him
years aga, on the ground he was stir
ring up radical activities and WAS an
undesirable.
Later &n amDesty decree was issued
permitting him to enter the country,
but few weeks ago, just before the
Sobkif SbtSh HieAbc bfi1 IISttiSIY ol4 ItdtS,
'Mussolini madea a speech in which he
said the Swiss canton OF Lessino, which
is known as Italian Switzerland, should
be retaken and, definitely made pert.
of Italy. The Swiss Federal Council
thereupon withdrew it's amnesty. ruling
and raafirnaed the old order OF expul-
sion.
Crossing of Bordsr Watched
This ORDER stands against Mussolini
istss to see what, under the crcunl-
stances, will happen when he CROSSES
the Swiss border as the. head OF the,
italian government.
MeaEWnlie evidences are conlinc TO
Light which indicate the Lausanne con-
ference may be considerably. compli-
Gated over the issue OF oil, payticu-
larly s ait affects the oil-besring viii
lage OF Eossou1. R5ossoui is now con-
trollad' by the British jurisdiction
having, been handed over TO them at
the SaA Reno conferences, Il the,
Turks demand this TERRITORY the, whole
question may be rsopere,i.
Premisp neincare to-day, lioweTe-.
switched the spotlight. here, Off the
NRaI East, through a lively encounter
III toe Ghalnber of Ueuuties over the
governa,es,t's acticn against the prin-
cipalsl who were invo!vcrl IL, che. Yail-.
ura OF the Franch Industrial Bank o.
China.
The Eaatter was brought ,i}1 in tho
Chamber, by ErnesS LafaRh. the Com
munast deputy. WHO, bE Implication,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Sutton Must Be Tried
Angora assembly Vo,s.

CofJsTANTfAopLE NJ. :.
{By The Associated Press, 8. =, =
Great National Assembly i =
Turkey, at Angera, has ado,.' =
a resofuss0n. submitted BY H. ,sa
tapba Kemai Pasha, to nlacs &, &.
Sultan and his ministers ep s,;'s 'ss
a deeisioa as to how the ,as.1's g.
ton is to be enforced was j.
ferrcd. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Says U. S.-British Policy Will
Give Turks CnnafanainanIe

Engasnds. policy in the Near East
Of CoIsstantinople, Il. Y. Kaltenborn,
OF The Brooklyn Daily Eagle" told
1000 naelnbers of the New Yerk Credit
Mems Association at their annual fall
banquet in the Hotel Astor last night.
The aloofness Of the United States has
much to do with this possible diplo-
matte victory also, the speaker said.
James I. 2ledler, president of the as.
ISOLATION, pTesided H. C. Cambridge,
former president. was given q clock BY
the members.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

10 not wish to enter. We. do not admit
tho intervention of .ore isners into our
own inteE!or affairs 80
/. Signor Mussolini spoke Of the suc-
i eessful relations between the UrMited
soases, and Italy. and declared thea TO
be excellent. "ft will be my purpose
TO increase above all a desirable, inti-
mate and economic collaboration" he
said.
He. said coiaaeacial treaty was
now being negotiated will, Canada. He
urged Cordial relations with Central
and South A,neriea, particularly in
Brazil ard Argentina, wnere millions
of Italians live. He asserted q cloaer.
relation with their fatheeland mausa be
cuitiYated,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Japanese Prince neea...

Paris, Nov. Prina Higbssl,.
pan to-day was decorated wssss =. a.
Legion OF Honor by Marshas e i Me
The prince aas bee3 attendjpy ~ ssg s, fs,
tpTes Of the French SUES ssse ,is ,st.
School for the lsst two veay. war
tends shortly to return 70 Jsnana ana y.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Belgium VIII Prrsesas Hooyer
Statue for War Ws~k Tes.

BKUsSE.I.S, Nov. IL. Senator IT,.
ieune will sail from Cherbourey Par
New Yers oI board the AsaaretaSSia ta
present. on December 4, a ssatue 10
heTbsrt Hoover rs a token OF the rrat.
ftpds ~ Belgium far Mr. Hooyerss
wors during the var. King Albert fs
speiasor Tor thc presentation.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

| questioned the good fastl, of the Pre-
! niier in the prosecution O$ those impli
Gated in that financial Sisaster. M
/ Lafont, in referring to tfse Premier.
good faith, always deagnateA II as his
"probable' good faith. vi. Poinears
roso angrilY from the government
bench and Shouted at the Go pmuniss:
Take back that word 'prohalle. :"
Premier Hurls "InsulS'
sNot while yor speak in that tone,'
retortad Lascnt.
The Premier advanced toward the
Communist with ontstretched arm, dry.
ing. "You are adi h1solelaS person. WAer
have something to say say il
openly, and now I insult yea"
Lafonte's answer challenged the
Pren1ier's sangfroid. BY this time the
Chaml,er was in an unroar and tho
Communist sat down. The Premier
then continued, amid applause: II per-
sist and sag that if Mr.. Isafont does not
take back that word probable / s.,al,
continue to consider him simply an in-
solent person."
Some listeners interpreted the
Premier's further words as an invita-
tion to Lafont to settle the question
on "any grounds" but on account o9
the continued noise it was Impossible
to be, sure OF this and no such hint ap-
pears on the official record. However.
Communism at this point gave ug,, tire
argument, thoroughly squelched,
Turks Expecf Gres.ce TO Pay
RARIS, Nov. 15 (By The Associated
Press. .~-Ianet P>shs. hoad Of tho
Turkish delegation to the Lausanne
conference, told Che Associated Press
to-day that the nationalists exueca to
obtain reparations frone, Greece, as we'll
as payments for the Allied occupation
Of the lest four years.
lsnet has decided to return to LAM
Same Tomorrow night, iaasinuch as Ina
has recaiNed no intimate that he woalti
be walccIfe in, bondon,
We wi!l not repudiate tho national
debit said Ismet, but it is unfair 30
ask Us to, pay reparations. On the cen-
taansF. we expect TO secure reparatiorss,
from Greece. We also expect pay
mems for the unnecessary Allied oc-
cupatioH whici, has halted our eco
nonie life for four years.
"Ass soon as peace. is concluded
!sinet continued, I'VE hope to see Amer
leans come, to profit frona cur recon
struction. They will find a stable gov
elrmaat, good treatment and splendid,
business opportunities"
~
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DaugheTty interpTeta Ia
ley v0Istead
DICE QUE BARcos. DE cUALQUIER
BANDERA NO PODRAN ENTRAR
CON LICoR EN- LAS MILLAS

WASHINGTON, octubre g. SegIn
decreto expedido hoy por Ell procurador
general de. la naci6n, Mr.. Daugherty, al
margen de la ley Volstead, ningln bar
CO, va sea extranjeros o norteamericano,
podra entrar en- aguas nacionales, dem
tro del Unite de las tres millas, llevan
do bordo bebidas embriagantes.
Entiendese que este signifca, Ell pie
de la letra. que los grandes transatlan
ticos que operan las conpafiias extran-
jeras de navegacion, no podran entrar
puertos americanos con lcores sobre
su cubierta.
FL procurador general Daugherty ez
pidio este decreto para terminar una
controversial que surgi6 al alegarse que
la junta naviera de los Estados Unidos
permitia la venta de bebidas alcoholics
bordo de barcos americanos.
Exp'icando Ell decreto q la prensa, e
citado funcionario declare que un bu
que de pabell6n extranjero que entrar;
un puerto de los Estados Unidos col
/ llicores bordo, estarfa sujeto a confis
caci6n, a1n cuando la carga estuvier'
bajo sello.
Asegurase que una asociaci6n de cor
usfiias navieras britanicas esta prepa
Irandose probar la valdez de la decl
sion ante la suprema corte de justici
i de los Estados Unidos.
Embellishments despues que ell Pre-
Icurador general hubo hecho pdblico S
4 Continfa en- la pag. 9.
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W
OBRERos MECANICoS

Un ochenta por ciento de los obreros
mecanicos pertenecan la raza de CO
lor. viven. goneralmente, en- casas al
quiladas; no tienen buena mssa, md-
chas veces por falta de un salario con
venients. otras vecse, por falta de una
acertada direction en- Ell manejo de Ia
casa. Los domingos y dias festivos Wis
ten bien. Gastan mas de 10 que ganan.
Usualmente estan metidos en- deudas.
Son insolventss. No tienen otros bia-
Des que los instrumentos de trabajos.
v veces, tisnen que empenarlos para
atender momentaneamente su sub
5istencia.
81 ell obrero mecanico queda sin ocu
pacion enferma, el su familia su
fren las torturas del hambre Entonces
Sc prasenta en- todo su pavor la cues.
ton obrera. Entonces Sc comprende
cuan inlltil> es la formula inventada por
el papa de los obreros, Leon XIII:
s'Caridad en- los de arriba, v resigna-
ci6n en- los de abajo''. Decide a IN
potentado al salir de un banquete, con
ell puro en- los labios, que tenga carl
dad: decide a un infeliz obrero sin
trabajo que Sc resigne tener hom
hre. a yer morir de debilidad a su
muier sus hijos, mientras otros no
saben en- que gastar sus fabulosas su
mas. -. es SECURE, segurisimo. qua
llenara de alabanzas la memoria del
y bondadosisimo Leon
XIII.
81 ell obrero mecanico CANA mucho
gasta mucho tambi6n; gasta en- 10 81
perfuo y en- los vicios una parte de su
salario. Una gran parte vista la ia
berna, juega a la baraja a los ga
Hos y hacen libaciones excesivas. Mu.
chos viven en- concubinato, y algunos
tienen mas de una manceba.
Cast todos los obreros mecanicos sa
ben leer escribir, las cuatro reglas
y algunos conocimientos
de geografia Los obreros que Sc van
fernando actualmente tienen un ma
yor caudal de ciencia; pero ellos perte-
necen a la generaei6n futura, de la
cual ma parece que. no podemos espa-
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CENILLAs DE HABIcHUELAs sin
hilos (wax Beans) 25 c. paquete
de media libra. FranQueo extra. "Los
Muchachos'' Sues. de A. Mayol y Co.,
con Tuan PIT 1919
CEMILLA de todas classes de vegeta
les 3 flores, c. paquete, franqueo
extra 'sLos Muchachos''. Sues. de
A. Mayol y Co.. San Juan, P. r. 1919
rNoMPRARIAMQs;- Una maqui-
ma de segunda mano para coser
papeles, al lomo. Dirijase al Apartado
1411, san Juan, P. R.-P.
TIsToRIAs FARA Ell CINE:-
4Quiere usted ganar mucho dine
70? El trabajo es muy divartido inte=
resante. Nuestro Curse de Instruccio-
mes en- castellano lie ensenara escribir
buenos argumentos y le dira como y
d6nde venderlos. Piaanos inforEes. La
tin American Photoplays Service, P. o.
Box 80. Station /, New York, N. Y.-P
CE ALQU1LA:-- Carretera Stop
~ 26 y media nImero 2sS casa
mamposteria doce departamentos y ga
raje. Adenaas al fondo casa dormi-
torios para servicio todo $500. In
formaran telefono 9O8 negro, santurce.
-10-16
CoLAREs:-Calie LoIzA (parada
~ 44). Precios sumamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizacion. Su nombre di-
recci6n por telefono, correo o perso-
nalmerte, le da derecho information
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edificio
Belaval. Tanca 2. TelefOno $50, San
Juan.-P.
CE VENDE por ausentarse su due
- ma ell mobiliario de la casa Girls
to 4 tercer piso. Esta en- magnifico
estado. Informaran telefono 153 yer
de, San Juan. 10-24
DOSTALES ALEMANAS, suizas
: americanas. de imagenes, inicia,
les. paisajes. felicitaciones v amorosas
en- Totes de 1850 remitense al recibo ds
$500 por G. o. D. Post Gard Dealer
Box 456, San Juan. P. R.-P.
/ Sc VENDEN dos rnoScres cleo,
tr;cOs WESTINGHOUSE de s Sc
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AL COMERCIo: Joven graduado
, de segundo afio de escuela supe-
r.or con ocho amos de experiencia CO.
nercial. acepta colocaci6n como depen
diente; agente vendedor; para traba-
jar en- oficina. Informara Tel. 4s5 ne
gro 0 calle San Juan ndmero ~, San
turce. e.-1o-16.
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sin corredores en- Puerta

XIENDO, sin corredores en- Puerta
de TERRA bajada del muelle de
San Antonio, Gale valdes, solares. de
gran porvenir comercial. Informaran.
Telefono 90S negro, Santurce. -10-16.
CE VENDE una maquina Reming.
~ ton No. 10 con su mesa en- muy
buen estado. Informaraa Cristo 4,
tercer piso telefono 153 verde, San
Juan. 10-24
CT listed padece de dolor de cabe-
ga reuma asma, procure solicitar-
me- listed obtendra un resultado salts
factorio Yea los muchos testimonies
de pacientes agradecidos por su radi-
cal y pronta curaci6n. Puede dirigirse
a j. A. Ezechiels. ''Masajista' San
Jose z Telefono 1491.-10-16.
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CE vENDE: :-residenc de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de Ia
Avenida De Diego numero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misma, Telefono 214 verde,
Santurce, Rosa TOrO viuda de Miriam
da--11--9.
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Sc VENDEN dos nnoscres eIec-
tricos Westinghouse de 5 y so
H. p, que han sido usados muy
POGO. Box 976. 1919.
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TyENDc:-Tres magnifcas casas;
dos en- Rio Piedras y una en- San
turcp, Ave. Antonsanti. Informaran:
Gale Jose de Diego nlmero 26, Rio
Piedras Telefono 36.
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ANUNCIOS CLASLFICADOS


CE ALQUILA en- Miramar una ca
sa parada II, frente la via
del ferrocarril, cabida para dos fami-
LAS 0 mas Infcrman al frente, 1nOcsn
clio Rivera.--11-5.
DODGE se VENDE- En- perfsctO
estado, con cincO mcses de uso, Por au
sentarse su duefio. Informara DIR. Be
cerra, Tel. %. Box 2S5, Bayam6n. Sin
corredores. 10y
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APROVECHESE: compramos cajas de
carton tamafio regular. Dirijase Lu
ma 81 altos. 1910
AJUAR DE CAsA.-Por cambio de re
sidencia Sc vends todo Ell que existe
en- la casa de dos plantas, situada en-
Ia Plaza del Condado, Avenida Lafa
yette, telefono No. 21.- 1875
Sc vENDE una casa de concrete en-
Santurce, de modsrna construction v
con todas las comodidades necesarias.
Box 8e3 San Juan. Telefonos 1864 San
Juan, $50 negro Santurce. 1o-18
ST listed INTEREsA colocar dine
70 a prestamo con buenas garantias, o
81 desea tomar alguna cantidad de di
nero prestano con iguales garantias,
dirijase Box 893 San Juan; tslefonos
1864 San Juan, $50 negro santurce.
1913
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TN GUAYNABO, Sc vende finca de
= 3s cuerdas Barrto Santa Rosa.
Buen camino de carros de bueyes, mi
tad de frutos memories, buena para Ger
cados, dos Kilometres de La pobla-
ci6n. Informaran y. F.--1O-27.
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CE VENDE una INCA de veintidos
cusrdas con casa de vivienda provista
de installation sanitaria y garaje, sta
en- 81 kil6metro % de la carretera de
Rio Piedras Fajardo Precio ocho mil
d6lares dejando la mitad en- hipoteca
= por ciento ST ell comprador 10 desea
Dirijase q Box 1925, San Juan
II. az. ~
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CE vENDE:- AutOm6vil "Peer-
less en- perfecto estado. Para
infcrmes: KorBsr , Go. Inc, San Juan
10-25.
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TovEN tenedor de lbros con prac-
t1cas en- centrales azucareras y
como corresponsal de espahol e ingles
solicita colocaci6n. Experto en- todo ira
bajo de oficina. S. A. Hotel Phila. Lu-
na; 50.-1O-1s.
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a TENCION:- No deje para mafia-
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure su autom6vil truck con
soBRNos DE EzQUIAGA. p.
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NTEURO-VIkIL.-Indicad para q
tmpOtsncta, falta de vigor So
KnaI dscaimisnto fisico y Compuesto
de Iehimbina legitima del Cameron ,
Lecitina. En- las buenas farmacias ,
drogusrfAa.--P.
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CoLARES:-venden en- la parada
SS, el mejor sitio de Hato Rey.
Para informes: o. Calzada, Tetuan 8,
San Juan. Ofcina de II y de 2 > 4.
Telefono 441.-1O-1S.,
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CE ALQUILAN habitaciOnes para
caballeros solos v Sc admiten
estudiantes. Para informes, carretera
16o. stop 10. Telefono se4 azul. San
turce. OILS
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Us 4!ss|lss
MAN Il1sS IIII|IEl
CT THEME listed CATARRO y la
tos 10 fatiga compre en- la Far
macia Hyotole despidase, que Ia tos
ss ls Quita come por encantO. 1875
Il OTE DE VIDRIERAs NUEvAs:
Sc venden mitad de precio a
plasos c6nodos de contado. Cruz 1C,
Box 1884 Tel. S96. San Juan. lola.
a TENCION:-No deje para mafia-
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure su autom6vil truck con
soBRNos DE EzQUIAGA P.
MrEURo-vIRIL.-In Indicado para Ia
1mpOtsncta. falta de vigor So
EnaI, dscaimiento fisico y Compuesto
Dc Iehimbina legitima del Cameron ,
Lecitina. En- Las buenas farmacias ,
droguerfaa.--P.
CT vENDE:- AutOmdvii "Peer-
less'' en- perfecto estado. Para
infcrmes: KorBer y Co. Inc, San Juan.
10-25.
TIN GUAYNABO, Sc vende finca dc
3s cuerdas Barrio Santa Rosa.
Buen camino de carros de bueyes, mi
tad de frutos memories, buena para Ger
cadcs, a dos Kilometres de La pobla-
ci6n. Informaran D, F-1o-27.
CE ALQUILAN habitaciOnes para
caballeros solos v Sc admiten
estudiantes. Para informes, carretera
16o. stop 10. Telefono s94 azul, San
turce. Ole
CT VENDE una INCA de veintid6s
cuerdas con casa de vivienda provista
de installation sanitaria y garaje, sta
en- 81 kil6metro % de la carretera de
Rio Piedras a Fajardo Precio ocho mil
d61ares dejando Ia mitad en- hipoteca
= por ciento ST Ell comprador 10 desea
Dirijase q Box 1925, San Juan
1924.
CT vENDE:-residencia de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de la
Avenida De Diego nimero 5. Infor-
mara en- Ia misma, Telefono 214 verde,
santurce. Rosa TorO viuda de Miriam
da.--11--9.
L COMERCIo: Joven graduado'
a de segundo afio de escuela supe-
rsor con ocho amos de experiencia CO.
mercial. acepta colocaci6n como depen
diente; agente vendedor; para traba-
Jar en- oficina. Informara Tel. 485 ne
gro calle San Juan nlmero ~, San
trrce. .-10-16.
JENDc:-Tres magnifcas casas;
dos en- Rio Piedras y una en- San
turcp, Ave. lAntonsanti. Informaran:
Gale Jose de Diego ndmero 26, Rio
Piedras. Telefono s6.
SZAPATERos:- 81 quereis econO-
mizar en- la compra de pieles y
materialos del ramc, solicitad nuestros
precios. Apartado 1874. Aguadilla, p.
RIP.
sc vENDE casa de MADEIRA forrada
de zinc con solar propio, carretera 55,
catanc. Tambien solar Que da Ia
playa, con piano para fabricar otra. In
foTmara Banoo Comercial, Bayamon
Branch. 1926
NEsEo vender. directamsnts q
cOmprador mi casa de concrete
armada, carretera No. 12S, parada II
Santurce. Puede inspeccicnarla. Infcl
mare en- Allen so, San Juan. Licencis
do Francisco del Vale, Jr. 1920.
gEhr,gIf5ItIfSaE7F n f=ILElI lIEnfElIElIElGlC
k7Illr1Ilr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

SZAPATERos:- 81 quereis econo-
mizar en- la compra de pieles y
matsriaIos del ramo, solicitad nuestrOs
precios. Apartado 134. Aguadilla, p.
R.--P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

sc vENDE casa de MADEIRA forrada
de zinc con solar propio, Carretera 55,
catanc. Tambien solar Que da a la
playa, con piano para fabricar otra. In
foEmara Bancos Comercial, Bayamon
Branch. 1876
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

Il OTE DE VIDRIERAs NUEvAs:
Sc venden mitad de precio a
plazos c6Inodos de contado. Cruz 1c,
Box 1904 Tel. s96, San Juan.-1o-14.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

nEsEo vender. directamente al
: comprador, mi casa de concrete
armada, carretera No. 12S, parada IT,.
Santurce. Puede inspeccicnarla. Infor
mare en- Allen so, San Juan. Licencia
do Francisco del Vale, Jr. 1920.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

CT THEME listed CATARRO y Ia
tos 10 fatiga, compre en- la Far
macia Hyotole y despidase, que Ia tos
se ls Quita come por sncantO. 10-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-14

CE VENDE por ausentarse su due
~ ma Ell mobiliario de la casa Girls
to. 4 .tercer piso. Esta en- magnifico
estado. Informaran telefono 153 yer
de, San Juan. 10-24