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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

DOWNSTAIRS apartment strictly mol
ern, furnished, everything practically
new: on pavement. Also garage. l1S c
northwest 29-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

FOX RENT - Apartment with prlvete
path. Phone l0l4. 1877 ID n. W. 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

APARTMENT to rent in Bella Vista
flats. three to six months lease; adults
only phone 7S5-J. Mrs. John Felix 5tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms fo'
light housekeeping, in modern home.
52j + northwest. Phone AIS 5-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

)R RENT-Front bedroom adjoining
path private entrance with board;
ladies preferred. Phone l9GS-R. IS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

FOR RENT-Three unfurnlshed rooms.
Inodern. Phone 1404. 7-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

FOR RENT - Nice light housekeeping
rooms, close in. All A st. n. w.
Phone 1891 63
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-08

Extra we'll built, seven room modern
trick residence. good location, south
west, east front; nice large lot; garage
and driveway, for $1,000 Any fair
minded person will say that it is an
exceptional good bargain.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
Former Champion of A.E.F. Outclassed in
 Fight With Johnson

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Bob Martin, heavyweight boxing champion of the A.EF., and Floyd Johnson, of Cali fornia, met in 15-rOund bout tonight. At the end of the third round, Johnson had established a commanding lead by clever use of his powerful left. The first was a series of lively exchanges favOring the Californian. In the sec Ond, Johnson rocked Martin with left and then took a hard right to the jaw. Blood was flowing from a cut on Mar tins left eye and from his mouth in the third.
 Martin made up lost ground by launching an attack in the fourth, sending Johnson to the ropes. The Californian came back furiously and in the fifth landed telling blows at will.
 Martin was groggy and on the verge of a knockout throughout the sixth. but Johnson could not place the deci- sive blow. Both men were covered with gore from Martins injuries.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
HAGEN VICTOR
 OVER SARAZEN AT P|TTSBURG
Erratic Putting Downs Sara zen in First Half of Special Match

PITTSBURG, Oct. 6.-(By the As sociated Press)-The magic in the putting iron of Walter Hagen was two holes more powerful today than the golf wizardy of Eugene Sarazen-the boy monarch of American profession als.
 The first half of their 72 hole spe- cial match was witnessed by the great est crowd that ever trOd the course at Oakmont and the two champions will start the final 36 holes tomorrow on the Westchester Biltmore course at Rye, N. Y., with Hagen 2 up.
 Sarazen fought an uphill battle all day, chiefly because his putting was cratic, but the great gallery cheered him until the Seth hole was played
 Par for the course is "A. Gene and Walter shot the 36 holes in 15O each.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
Tulsa Oilers Win From Mobile After
 II Innings Played

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 6.-Tulsa defeat ed Mobile today after eleven innings of play. making the series between the Western league and Dixie cham piOns three to one, in favor of the Oil CTS. Manager Lelivelt's home run with Davis on second decided the con- test.
 The game furnished a pretty pitch ing duel between Lefty" Fuhr for the Bears and Boehler for the Tulsa team. When the latter threw up his glove in disgust over decisions of Um pire Holmes on balls and strikes and at time when Boehler was losing control, he was put out of the game Black, a southpaw, however, pitched well.
 After Mobile had an earned run in the eighth, Tulsa came back in the ninth with the tying score. Shortstop feathers, substitute player. after Null lin was elected from the game, in handling an easy grounder by Lamb, threw the ball into the stands. Two more errors quickly followed and Tul so scored the tying run. without get ting a base hit. With the bases full, Shortstop Leathers, Manager Niehoff Huhn and Schulte pulled off a triple play.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
Senator Winner of
 Lexington Feature

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. 6. - The May Day stake worth $12,25O, said to be the most valuable race for two year old trotters ever contested was won in sensational style today by Thomas D. Taggart's The Senator.
 The Commerce event for year old pacers was also won in sensational time, the two miles in 1:59 1-4 and 1:59 respectively making the fastest two heats by Q pacing mare.
 The May Day proved almost as big an upset as the Pennsylvania raced Thursday as the futurity winner, Jane Revere, was expected to win easily. She captured the first heat in 2:07 IA but the Senator was best in the next two. winning in 2:06 3-4 and 2:07 3-4.
 The board Of Commerce stake was won by Margaret Dillon.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
TO DEFEND SHoPMEN

NEW YORK. Oct 6.-The Ameri- can Civil Liberties Union announced today that it had sent out an appeal to 800 lawyers associated with the or ganization to take, free of charge, any or all cases arising under the clauses of the injunction against the railway shopmen. The union has already of fered aid directly to each of the per sons so far arrested under the injunc- tion and has announced it's intention to supply bail and defense Of the un- ions, wherever practicable"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
Sports Reviewed
Continued From Page One

was the games crisis for Scott. The Giant infield parleyed with the pitcher and coach Hughey Jennings came from the dugout with instructions. The outlook was even more dubious with Elmer Smith, a dangerous hit ter, batting in place of Ward. But with the count three and one, Smith let the second strike shoot by and then missed the third one. Everette Scott ended Yankee hopes by ground ing out to Bancroft.
 The Tanks got but two hits ol Scott in the other eight innings, one in the second by Pipp, who also stole second, and another in the sixth by Hoyt. Both were the first to face Scott. who quickly retired the next three batters each time.
 The Giants, with two victories and no defeats, now hold a formidable ad- vantage over their rivals. Their su- premacy in pitching, generalship and all-around defensive and offensive work while especially clear cut today has been outstanding in the entire series to date.
 Few more startling reversals of form have been recorded in the fortunes of the rival twirling staffs. Huggins with stars to rely on, was conceded an overwhelming advantage. McGraw, on the other hand with a staff considered ineffective by a hard campaign faced dubious outlook with the chance that one or more of his moundsmen might come through. That they did come through-Nehf and Barnes and Scotland displayed more pitching skill, resourcefulness and courage than Bush, Shawkey and Hoyt, is the sen Sation of the series.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
Originator of Say
 It With Flowers
 Killed in Crash

DEVILS LAKE. N. D., Oct. 6.-(By the Associated Press)-N. P. Lindberg of Rugby. N D., the man who origin ated the phrase say it with flowers = was instantly killed at Penn, N. D., near here last night when his automo- bile jumped a grade, pinning him be- heath. His wife was seriously injured and now is in local hospital. Lind berg was 57 years old and was born in Denmark
 It was when he attended a national florists convention in Chicago ten years ago that say it with flowers" was originated. When he introduced himself, one of the delegates asked l: What can you raise up in that bar ren Dakota prairie country?"
 Lindberg answered.: Up there we say it with flowers"
 A motion was put to use the phrase say it with flowers" as the national florists slogan and since that time the phrase has become an international byword of florists and has been used by paragraphers and humorists in va rious parts of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
WOMAN ON LONG FLIGHT

MOTH PLATTE, Neb., Oct. 6.-Miss Lillian Gatlin, flying from San Fran cisco to the Atlantic coast as guest O fthe United States air mail service, arrived here at 4:35 D. m. this after noon, accompanied by three other planes. The party will remain here over night and leave for Omaha, Neb., early in the morning. If the trip is successful, Miss Gatlin will be the first woman to have crossed the con tinent in an airplane.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07

LONDON, Oct. 6.-(By the Associat- ed Press)-Dispatches received here tonight give even a graver aspect to the Near Eastern situation than that of earlier in the day. The Kemalists are insisting on the right to the i'm mediate occupation of eastern Thrace and have given the allies time limit expiring this evening, for reply to this question. The Turks have refused to accept the proposal for allied oc- cupation of Thrace or any allied con- tril and apparently they are support ed in this stand by the French and Italian governments.
 Everything seems now to depend on the British cabinet reply to the re- which was said to be anXiously await ed in Constantinople th!s evening It was expected that General Harrington would ask of the Turks an extension of their time limit for the occupation of Thrace until tomorrow morning, when he hoped to be in possession of his governments instructions. In the meantime General Harrington had pro ceeded with the other allied represen- tatives back to Mudania in the hope of renewing the conference.
 The fact that NJ. Bouillon, the French envoy, again has accom- panied the French delegates to Mu- dania, is interpreted in official circles here as a bad sign, as he is regarded as supporting the views of Mustapha Renal Pasha, the Turkish Nationalist leader, although it is not definitely known whether the French govern ment actually is backing him in his attitude.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
Worlds Series Play by Play
Fifth Inninu


 YANKEES-Schang up-Foul. strike 1, foul, strike g.. ball l, ball 2, foul. Schang went out, Kelly to Scott. Ward up-Foul, strike 1, strike 2, ball 1. Ward sent up a hig hone which Gun ningham took. Scott up-Strike 1. colt fouled out to Groh. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 GIANTS-Bancroft up-Ball 1, foul, strike l, strike 2. ball 2. Bancroft famed. Groh up-Groh bunted, but Dugan came in fast and threw him out Frisch up-Foul, strike l, ball l, strike ?, ball 2, ball 3. Frisch walked. Meu- sel up-Foul, strike l. Frisch went out stealing, Schang to Scott. No runs no hits, no errors.
 Sixth Inning
 YANKEES up-Foul, strike l, ball l. Hoyt got single into right. Witt up-Strike 1. Witt forced Hoyt, Bancroft to Frisch. Dugan up Strike l, strike ?. Dugan flied to Meusel Ruth up-Mingled cheers and hoots greeted him. Strike 1, ball l. Ruth went out to Kelly unassisted. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 GIANTS-Meusel up-Ball 1. Meu- sel flied out to his brother in left field. Young up-Strike 1. Young got single over Scott's head. Kelly up-Ball l, ball ?, foul, strike 1. Kelly fouled out to Pipp. Cunningham up Cunningham went out, Ward to Pipp No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Seventh Inning YANKEES-Pipp up-Frisch threw out Pipp at first Meusel up-Foul strike l, ball 1, ball 9. foul, strike 2 1 Meusel got a single behind the pitch CT. Schang up-Schang got a double into right, Meusel going to third. Fl mer Smith batted for Ward-Smitl up-Coach Hugh Jennings and Ban : croft held consultation. Strike ball 1, ball 2, ball 8, strike 2. Smith struck out Scott up-Foul, strike ball 1. Bancroft threw out Scott. Nc runs, two hits, no errors.
 GIANTS-McNally played second base in place of Ward Smith up - Strike 1. Hoyt took Smiths roller and threw him out at first. Scott up Dugan robbed Scott of a hit Bancroft up-Strike l, ball l. strike 2,i ball ? ! foul, ball 3. Bancroft walked. Grol up-Groli singled to right, Bancroft going to third. Frisch up-Bancrof ] scored on Frisch's single to right Groh going to third. Meusel up - Meusel went out, McNally to Pipp One run, two hits, no errors. Eighth Inning ! YANKEES batted for Hoyt Baker up-Ball 1. Kelly took Baker roller and touched first. Witt up ] Ball 1, strike l, foul, strike 2. Wit i flied to Cunningham. Dugan up - Groh took Dugan's hot grounder an' !! threw him out. No runs, no hits, n, errors.
 GIANTS-Jones went into the bo, for the Yankees. Young up-Ball strike 1. ball 2, ball g. strike 2. Youni singled into center, his third hit. KeI sacrificed. Jones to Pipp. Cunning ham up-Strike 1. strike 2, ball ball 2, ball B. Cunningham walked Smith up-Ball 1. Smith sent a, hig one to McNally.. Scott. up-Fou strike l. strike 2, ball 1. Scott foule , to Dugan. No runs, one hit, no error Ninth Inning
 YANKEES-Ruth up-Ball 1, strik 1, foul, strike 2. Frisch threw ou Ruth. Pipp up-Foul, strike l, ball . ball 2. Bancroft robbed Pipp of a hi and threw him out. Meusel up-Bal croft tossed out Meusel. No runs, n hits, no errors.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
SWIMMING FISHING
 TENNIS
 BOXING
Coast League Scores

Los Angeles 2; Frisco o .OS ANGELES. Oct. 6:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07

Seattle 4; Sacramento 3 SEATTLE, Oct. 6:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07
ULTIMATUM IS ISSUED
Continued from Page one)
support Turkish claims.

support Turkish claims.
 An announcement received from London that former premier Venizelos is willing to have the Greek troops evacuate eastern Thrace, thus permit ting the early establishment of a Turk cerned as offering a way out of the present crisis but the belief prevailed that the Kemalists would adhere to their expected intention not to permit the present in Thrace of allied con trol commissions.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07

Summary: Two base hits Schang. Stolen base Pipp. Sacrifices Frisch, Kelly. Double plays Ward and Pipp. Left on bases Yankees 4; Giants 9. Bases on balls off Hoyt 2 (Frisch, Ban croft);: off J. Scott 1 (WitD; off Jones 1 (Cunningham). Struck out by Hoyt (J. Scott, BancrofD; by J
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07

Scott 2 (Pipp, Elmer .Smith). Hits off Hoyt II in '; off Jones l in ?. Hit by pitcher, by J. ScottNl (Ruth). Los ing pitcher Hoyt. Empires McCor- mick, National, umpire in chief. at plate: Owen, American, first base; Klem, National, second base; Hide brand, American, third base. Time of game 1:55.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-07

An institute for testing and studying metals has just been organized in Swe- den.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20
Las promesas de la guerra
Y la India

La sAac5n de la India precpita torrente Pc
desInbrantes ponpas del Vaje del heredero mperia
mchedmbres naconasas han permanecdo esquVas
evadas En- varas regones Vyos an los de la
ion de eaIes ndos al Principe de Gales estaaron dis
bos de proesta en- tres dstntas ocasiones pudo
rey la sangre de sbdos de oente deraada
poner una ssi6n que va rapidaente arroando su gante
mpero Las horas de ngaterra la India estan conadas
rebellion contenda hasa ahora, como anda, como
gpto broara pronto entertainments cuando clio aoonezca
practice esptu nges pactaa concerto mas enos hd
ID para dar paso la inevitable emanaci6n
Estuda Ell mundo etro la crisis del perio btanco
spectacion creciene Muchos feorosos adradore tene
b6n En- los Estados Undo oran entire las cases eevadas
ha tendo nunca spata los meioes centres de la po
tca la inteectuadad la socedad americana nada que
enda hoslidad ngIaterra Po clio dobenente gnifca
yo ell punto de vista de los diarios mas auozados
til de la rebeda india Ahora la crisis ega
ut conoce la Interpretation que dan los acontecnento
The New York Times" confiesa paIadnamente que la ST.
Iacon iuy grave Reconoce la necesdad potenta
kuarncon nglesa. adnte que ell mundo esta
ndo para pedr la estauracon del poder Tuqua cabao
baaa ahora de los agadores India Peo al presentar
sta eadad snceramene causa del esado de CO.
Jas en- las promesas de la guerra Como pueden concar-
epegunta drante las canpa6as de re-
utamento los indios adeptos del Mcse las proesas
echas los udos los arabes del Hedaz? Por incredible que
arezca sienese ncnado que Sc hcieron denasa
las pro1esas"... ivaya ST Sc hicieron!
ngaerra prometi6 los adeptos del Mosle que Sc man
enda inacta mperio del Islam que abarca Jerusalem
neca Proneto los udfos la TERRA Santa Ia PaAstna
PFon1eti6 los arabes ideal de betad Demasia
Pron1esas en- efecto contradctoria uy conadcorag
eo Sc go e eteco Los contingencies acudeon todas
artes del mtndo morr por causa de la iberad frente
emana ahora al cabo de los ahos los puebos i
onados encontrar las buradas idaes vanos
En- Marruecos en- la Lba Abisina en- todo ell cenro
e Afrca Ia te de Mahoma cogrega ones fanacos en- m
o que PorVenr depare la civilization occidental es dcI
rever o que en- echa pr6xma espera nglasrra en- ss in
nensos donos de Asia, es mas visible Ghandi sus partda
los tenen canada la ante ell tribunal de Ia isrs
ersa Peean derecho gobernarse por prjncno do
uo aado, la 1Ita guerra Ha egado eI insan+ a oG I
er elective derecho La Breta7a tane nIa
peear una sangrienta larga guerra para esa es d
elgro. - = ''0''ent0 de
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Es POSSIBLE QUE Ell REY JORGE v
vIsITE FRANcIA

LoNDREs, MARIO 17-Circua la no.
ticia de que el rey Jorge v tiene Ell pro
posito de visitar la repdblica francesa
en- Ell mes de julio, con ell fin de acudir a
los grandes festivales que con motive
de la fiesta nacional cele6l...a aquel
gobierno.
FL embajador de Francia aquf Mr..
Saint Anlaire visit6 ell Palacio de Buck
ingham para invitar al Soberano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-20
IN PRcYEcTo PARA REBAJAR EN-
$50, 600 Ell PREsUPuEsTc MU-
NIcIPAL DE cAGUAs

De acuerdo con la ley ell lunes dia 13
icron principle las sesiones ordinarias
e las A ambleas Municipales.
La de Caguas fue alberta las ocho
g la noche con Ia asistencia de los se-
ores delegados Miguel Chiques, Anto-
DO vigo, Alfon.o Torres. Nicolas Ro-
lriguez Garcia, Ambrosio Machuca
Joaquin vendrcl, Domingo Lasa Y Je,
is Mendez Pereira.
La Asamblea Municipal ha empezado
labor legislative ordinaria bajo la
impression creada por ell proyecto de
P~esupuesto pre- entado por ell coneeio
he Administrator rebajando $50, 600
lei presupuesto, o sean 100000 para
erwcios y atenciones pdbhcas.
E ia actitud del Concejo de Admi-
distraction parece haber creado ell te-
nor de que ell gran desarrollo de pro
yreso que Sc mostraba en- la ciudad del
rurabo en- estos ultimos amos sea de-
senido.
Ia llamado tambi6n la atenci6n el
hecho de que ia rebaja en- ell presu-
puesto es propuesta precisamente en-
Pl mismo aho EN- que Ell Municipio de
paguas por su rioueza tasable de mas
BE ocho millones de d6lare5 pasa ser
he primera elase
q
De acuerdo con el proyecto de pre-
Bupuesto Sc hacen rebaias en- los suel-
hos de los empleados que ganan mencs
pc $4,000; los comisionados que sie-
nen sueldos de mas de $4,000 no sc
les ha rebajado segun informes.
Algunos miembros de la mayoria =
Ia minoria socialista Sc disponen pro
testar de ESQ.
Una moci6n del Delegado Alfonso
Torre-, fue aprobada por unanimidad
para solicitar del comisionado de Ser
vicio Pdblico le dirigiera un mensaje
a la Asamblea Municipal como jefe
executive donde expusiera sus puntos de
vista ADMINISTRATORS y sus sugestio-
mes fin de que este ORGANISING tuvie-
"a alguna orientacion en- sus trabaios
legislativcs, y al mismo tempo para
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Notas de Sport
(continuaci6n de la pag. sa.)

continuation de la p4g. SAL
hacer un total de carreras, siendo
igualado POGO despu6s por nuestros con
tendencies, debido al fongueo Due Ie
eieron la bola de nuestro "pitcherP.
En- Ell tercer inning no hubo NADIA
de particular, a exception de Ia retirs
da del "pitcher" Lebr6n por haberse-
le dislocado un pie.
Dejando el fplay" empataio nues-
tros muchachos Sc aprovecharcn y SO
anotsron seis carreras. Me atrevc a ase
gurar que 81 Lebr6n hubiera ccntinuado
en- el ''box'' ell encabezamienso de es
ia cr6nica hubiera sido 10 contrario.
Las huestes de Mano1fn demostraron
cue saben darle duro la bola al te-
ner nosotros que retirar a Carlos Di-
mas del caj6n.
Sc lucieron en- el juego por Ell 'Sa-
bana Grande'' Ell "Short Stop" la
prinera, Manclin, el DR.. ouinones Ell
"center feld''; por ell RADIO. Mi
chelo, Munoz, chomongo y r. Garcia.
Ali va nuestra felicitaci6n al DR..
cuihones, asi como a los demss juga-
bores que componen Ell "sabana Gran.
ae".
KTr
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DIsPoSICIONEs DEL TE-
soRERo DE PUERTO RICO

Ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico, senior Be-
nedicto, ha recomendado que sean apro-
badas las siguientes ordenanzas:
Una del Municipio de Arecibo de fe-
cha 25 de octubre de 1921, para ell rea-
juste de partida. osra de la Asamblea
Municipal de Ciales irnponiendo contri-
buci6n especial de diez por ciento del
uno por ciento.
Recommends asimismo la aprobaci6n
de ordenanza de la Asamblea Municipal
Ge Naguabo irjponiendo contribution
adicienal de 50i100 del uno FOR ciento;
Aprobaci6n de ordenanza del Conceio
de Administrator de Carolina para
transferencia de doscientos dolares. del
Concejo de Administration de Toa Ba-
| ia para trat1sferencia de $931.18; del
Concsjo de Administrator de Juncos
! para transferencia de $3.50; del Conce-
10 de Administration de Toa Alta para
Stransferencia de $115; del Concejo lie
Administration de Juncos para transfe-
rencia de S62.28; del Concejo de Admi-
nistraci6n de Carolina para transferen-
cia de $3.50 en- su prssupuesto ordina-
rio; del Concejo de Administrator de
] Arecibo, para transfeTencia de novecien
| tos dolares en- el presupuesto ordinario;
del Concejo de Administrator de Ma
ranjito para transferencia de S75; del de
Rinc6n, para transferencia de $27.75;
del de Hormigueros, transferencia de
$50; del de Barceloneta, transferencia
de S185. IT; del dc Aibonito, transferen-
cia de $65.
Aprobacion de ordenanza de la Asam
blea Municipal de Moca, imponiendo con
tribuci6n especial ITO del uno por Glen
to para fines educacionales;
Aprobaci6n de ordenanza del Concejo
! de Administrator de Carolina para
transferencia de $3.50 de partidas en-
Ell presupuesto ordinario; del de Rinc6n,
para transferencia 6e SIS para fines edu
cacionales; del de Toa Alta, para trans
ferencia de $10o en- partidad del presu-
pues.o ordinario; del de Humacao, trans
ferencia de So 900 para construction
sc Barrio obrero de reparaciones Guar
tel de Pohcia; del de coamo, para trans
ferencia de $3.50 de la partida "Conser-
vacion reparaci6n Edifcio Hospital
a la naeva partida '.Planos y estudio
dc obras nunicipales.
NECESITAMOS Cortadoras, deshila
doras Costureras expertas. Solicite
personalmente a Morris E. Storyk,
Isabel Seg1lnda No. 5. San Juan. ?. r.
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PAEA TosEs, CATARRos, IRRITA-
cIoN DE LA GARGANTA Y MALES
DE INvTERNO, USE LAS PAsTT---
LL4AS "LUDEE" DE MENToL
PARA LA ToS

Alivian Embellishments Ia fatiga,
especia1mente por la noche, cnran >
tienen un efectO suavizante en- las par
tes afectadas. No Sc parecen q los ia
rabes para la tos. Las Pastiilas ''Lu--
den' obran sobre la parte afectada
directamente. Los enfermos de la gar.
ganta y pulmones las encuentran tan
apetitosas como dulce.
Las Pastillas "Luden'' de Mentol
para la Tos dan I'm alivio Immediate.
Solo cuestan seis centavos la Gaia en-
las Farmacias. Advs.
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PRoHrBIc1oN sAN1TAR1A

Ell doctor z. Garcia Lascot, m6dico
Inspector del Distrito de San Juan, nos
participa para conocimiento general, q.
todo animal dom6stico, como cerdo, ca
bro, perro, gallina, etc. que penetre den
tro de los hrnites del terreno del ''Hos-
pital Cuarentenario'' radicado en- ell
barrio ia Marina de esta ciudad,
sera considerable como animal infecto
y Sc ordenara SUI Immediate sacrifcio.
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MADEIRA DEL PALS

Sc venden noventa vigas de au-
subO de calidad superior, con largos
de II, IA, 18 y 20 pies y 4xs pulga-
das de escuadria. Inf0rmaran MAR
TINEz & LAZARO, Ingenieros, Ave
nida Ponce de Leon No. 2S5, Aparta-
do de cOrreos No. S01 San Juan, Te-
t6fono No. $40 negro, Santurce, en-
n calle del Arsenal No. 5, San Juan,
P. r.